The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-29
nuokeye nrsylues.

John Grcob was run down on tho trostlos
Of the T., n & Q, railway near Jacobs
burg and Instantly killed,
AZ Newark, William Woaldoy, aged sew
enty, while trimming q tree, fell q distance
Of forty feet breaking his log,
Alice Forgcy agod thirty'four wants o
divorce from hor husband, aged seventy, on
the ground Of cruelty, They live NJ Proc
toryillb,
A section hand on the r., IT. w. &c,
railroad, named Michael Nowhouso, wa
rnu over and killed by the cars near North
Robinson,
Fire destroyed the Maumco knitting
mills, at Maumoo, Loss, Ea,0OOi inaur
anoO, 5000, Tho fire was caused by The
explosion Of natural gas,
Tho New Richmond public schools have
bo0u closed on account Of the alarming
oxtont 10 which dlphthcrIa IL prevailing
among the children OF that place,
w. II. Green and Sarah Thomas, both OF
Mount Sterling kyn were welded NJ Iron
ton, having preceded IN irato father by hall
an hour. Tho fair bride Is only sixteen,
Thirty boys, between uIc age Of twelve
and fifteen years, arrived at Hndlay from,
NJ. Johns home, In Brooklyn, N, y, They
will be employed In glass works at Hndlay,
A PIqua boy named swocly had both feet
cut oil at Bradford by a Panhandle passon.
gor train, Swoczy jumped from the train
while II IVES In motion, lilo may sur
viyo.
Mrs. Mary Warner Wilson, wife Of Col
onel Fred II. Wilson, and niece Of General
willard Warner, Of Alabama, died ~ her
home In Newark, after several months III.
ness,
A petition has been presented to the trus
toes OF symmos township In Hamilton
county, praying for N election to DO hold
on the matter Of local option In Symmc,
township,
II cost the county 1880 for witnesses
before tho recent grand Jury Of Cl0rmont
county, and $500 for the jurymcn, There
were sixty.throo true bills returned, and
forty.eight ignored,
Mrs. Eliza Bovorldgc, widow Of the late
| Rev. Thomas Boycrldgc, d. D., VI the
| United Presbyterian Theological Seminary,
| Of Xonia, died Ut the residence of hoI
daughter Mrs, Sarah Bruce,
Tho hoe works Of NJ, Bare, in Hamilton,
have been sold, and will be removed tC
| CHATTANOOGA. These works had q capacity
Of twelve thousand dozen hoes n year, ant
gave employment to moro than hfty men
The testimony In the Sam Thomas muir
der case In Allen county, was concluded
Saturday, and court adjourned till to-day
| Sixty.four witnesses were examined. The
case will likely reach the jury tomorrow
John s, Leonard, a farmer In Summit
county, has assigned his property, consist
ing Of 100 acres Of land and some persona
property, valued at about $4,000. Liabil
tiles are about $40, 900. His failure 10 dut
TO signing poperstor relatives and Others.
Mr.. W.. II. T. Denny, for many year
editor and proprietor OF tho Georgetown
Gazette, has sold that paper, and will looat
in Washington G. H., living o retired III
with his family. Prior TO the sale Of hi
paper MIR. Denny was the Oldest aotiy
newspaper clitor in Ohio,
Felix Harris, Of Utica, whilo driving
his buggy, attempted 10 cross n roilroa
track before the train, but was struck b
the engine, receiving n bad cash ocross h
head, several ribs broken, shoulder iammo'
and various other bruises OF moro or lc'
seriousness He lies IN a dangerous oond
ton.
The Cyclone Publishing Company,
Washington G. H., and Gest & Roger
|. blank book mandatory and bindery Ia
OF Urbana have been consolidated, al
tho bindery has been removed TO- II
| iormcr city Hon Joseph q, Cost, fori
crly OF Greene county, has been vac oI
a torand manager Of the Cyclone, and W.
DaIbv citv editor.