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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1888-03-15
ITO FIX good or evil course.

ITO FIX good or evil course.
Example Is of potent force,
And they who wish the clowns" to teach,
lust even practice what they preach"
Consistency is virtue to be looked for
in those who mail hes?" But where In
the decalogue does the Times editor find
authority Tor calling names?
Kress's Issue of the sacred writings
must be on par with his Dictionary and
Grammar.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1888-03-15

The undersigned hereby thanks is old custom
ers and friends for their patron Lge in the past
and wishes to assure them that in the future no
efforts will be spared to merit their continued
patronage and good will.
20 DIETRICH ROEPKE
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POVERTY AND DISTRESS.

That poverty which produces the great
est distress is not of the purse but of the
blood. Deprived of it's richness it be-
comes scant and watery, condition term
ed anenaia in medical writings. Given
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Is more nutritive than cod liver oil, and
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Mr.. KNIT NYHAGEN left for Pierce
fu fh,e -
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION,

Notice is hereby given that Dietrich Roepke
and Herman Roepke of the firm heretofore known
as d. Roepke d Bro, have this day dissolved
will be carried ON by Dietrich Roepke who as
sumed all debts and will collect all outstanding
claims. DIETRICH ROEPKE
HERMAN ROFPKE
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Mr.. KNIT NYHAGEN left for Pierce
county this morning to attend the funer-
al of his father, Gilbert Nyhagen.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1888-03-15
First nnhlicat1on March / 1853

Sheriff of Manitowoc county, Wi
Nash 4 Nash Plaintiffs Attorneys. apr12
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-06
TERRIBLE DOUBLE TRAGEDY,

A 0iFl's nsdy Vound Ia tho nrush Her
oempHnion Hada Ills iifa by roidng
roison,
NEVADA, No, December -0coEo0od,
frey Korbe and Mim Mary KllA Ray, who
lived, tho former with his parents md tho
latter with hm widowed mother eight
niles nouth Of here, oamo 10 town yoator'
day, and lRte Ia tho evening started home
In a buggy, About -four O'Clock this morn.
lug Korbo arrived NJ tho gifl'u home, aud,
after putting up the team, went 10 bod
Hoon after he got up aud wont cut bat ro'
turned aemc minutes lat0r with hia
clothing wet, Ito said no had gono 10 tho
we'll " got 4 drink and fell In, Young
Ray asked korbe where his Aiater WA aud
ailer %atammerlng a momen. lao said that
he aud the girl were mot Al tho branch, q
mllo away, and that ono Of tho men took
ELLA out Of the buggy, aud tho Other ono
brought him 10 tho hounu, and, after hltoh.
Inv tho toam, told him 10 40 In aud 10 10
bed, aud II lao said any tling about II they
would KIN him, Ito wn alok aud yolnitod
freely,
A search was thon made for lqlla Ray,
and her dead body was found a short dla-
lance from tho road In q thlokrt Of small
brush, Al tho foot OF tho hill, The brush
van uamped down aud tho ground showed
evidence Of q atruRgle,
0rnnt Rorbe, n brother Of the dead man,
called at RAyH during the night lIe said
ho wanted TO noe his brother about helping
On tho farm, lilo loft there about eleven
o'clock and has not been seen alnoo, There
arc various theories advanced, but tho quo
which obtains most orodonco II hat KOtbo
attempted 10 violate tho person Of tho girl
and obokcd her 10 death. Finding what no
had done he took poison. Whom thiaacom.
ingly failed hc jumped Into tho vol, but
tho water was cold, aud hiaoowardioo forced
him 20 scramble out No trace Of poison
waa found In his pockets, aud II 10 not
known how he came by Ii.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-06

Omolao, December about thfe,
hundred Anarchists held q meeting ID
Thalla hall last night Al which tho dealruo
ton o. existing society WAS advanced, A
picture Wal exhibited representing an An.
Arohlslue female waving y sword aud sum
moning forth her followers, In the fore
ground was a w%orlingman engaged IN stab.
bling q serpent bearing heads Of the pope,
Gladstone and tho ozar VI ituasia,
In the background we're Anarchist
huTtng bolnhS among police and butcher
Ing capitalists The piotare hsd on IL
margin Che leads OF Parsons and othei
noted Anarchists,
Albert darlin, tho principal speaker,
salh Thanksgiving was a farce and abused
TN capitalists Of the eoanuy generally aud
closed BY saying that tho fight would go on
until socialism aud anArehism AGO trium,
phAnt
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-06

WhaWE0roF, December 8,-rhe annual
report Ut tho Secretary Of tho Interior
which waa seat 10 Congress to-day, Ia a very
%yoluninous document and tho Important
pAris on pensious and public landaare given
herewith
Original pensioners b. the number " 10, =
ahi were added b. the pension rolh during
tho last fiscal year, and Increases were
granted In MIA cases, The names Of no..
100 pensioners we're dropped from The rolls
Tor various causes 10 that III the end OF tho
year tho total number Remaining 4 all
classes was ib2,B "a, Of which 32i o. were
army invalid pensioners 20, 1889 army
widows, children, and dependent riailyesi
a,alb navy inyalids, e,nea navy widows
ehildren, and dependent rolatlyeai sc
Survivors Of the war Of 1879. and i0,7n
wldowa Gt those who served Ia that war,
10000 Mexican soldiers and 0, i0l widows
OF Mexican soldiers,
~ Tho present time QUO hundred aud
two different rates Of pension prevail,
ranging lrom i2 por month ~ FlGG6 per
month but tho average annual value ~
each pension at the close Of the year 10
shown 10 be ~, a0i and tho aggregate an-
uual value u all pensions t6G, 7Ol. 220. o., a IN
Increase Tor tho year Of o., $50, 5000,
Tho amount paid Tor penaiona during
tho year vas 81, 40, 6Gi o. an Increase over
the previous year Of a., sos, 2s0,22, the diff
ieronoe between the actual payments aud
the annual value having been oo0Ahonod
by first payments involving arrears, Thus
there woro paid 10 "a, 2e2 pendonera, reooiv-
Ing tho year, thu sun Of W, IN. 600 ~, aud
there remained Ia the hands Of pension
agents GOA clsea Of this kind unpaid on
tho 10th Of June, upon which were due "a
iGb, 322b0 Tho cost attending tho dis
buremont Of this money, embracing tho
pay OF tho officers aud employees OF tho
bureau, 10 agents, surgeons special IN
AmlnorS and Others, wm ~, 202, b2i, ";
making the total expenditure for all pur.
poses by thn bureau during tho year, tB2.
O5a, sSl60, belng 2iN per cont Of tho total
gross income Of che United Statoa for that
time, aud noarly 81 por cent VI the total
expenditures Of tho government for tho
fiscal year, This ontiro business was trans
acted without d0falcation or financial ir-
regularity Involving the government and
there was some acccleration Of tho rapidly
OF clio payment
An examination by tho commissioner
seems fairly 10 indicate that the average
ago Of pensioners IA lfty years, and that
the average duration Of life extends 10 The
age Of siSty'Soycn
Tho bunncW Of the bureau appears Ia
have been diligently aud raalously por-
formed, and with 40 Increase Of numbers "a
very large increase Of accomplishment has
boon shown uHdor tho administration Of
tho present commissioner 90 contracted
with any equal period IN our previous hts
tory, Tho commissioners statement fur.
nishos tho following figures Of coatFaat la
thc business DOM during tho last three
years and those Of the three Immediately
proCcodiHg
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-06

xstfina oenaiet nstvesH DFuahaH Ne
Taes d Policemen,

~" wv FHf'HHfNNN
SAVANNA, o., December Ten or q
dozen drunken poinred people we're making
tome how Al q corner grocery, and when
Policeman MoMnnaY attempted 10 dis
perse tiem, theY snaiGhed his Olub aud AZ
tackled him, The officer shot tho man
welding the club and, ~ tho latter ran,
pursued him aud nred four more halls into
him, Tic nab that had collected then al
tackled ihe OiiiGer and knocked lin down
repeatedly, lie finally ran into q houhe
aud barred the doors The nah bat
tered these doors down, tOfe on
The blinda burst Ia tho Wind0wR
awaUmed into tho Interior beat tho officer
Into insensibiity, then carried his body 10
tie porch and buried II into tho street,
WHARF they Iumped 0n, dubbed and stoned
H. finally leaving II fnr dead, The women
played tho leading part both In doing tho
actual violence and In urging on tho men
Ia tho mean time Officer CFonan, hearing
che %ehoolinA started 10 the rescue of Mo,
Murray Two blocks from tho scans, how,
ever, he foil iuto tho hands Of tho mob,
and suffered 4 alnilar 10 that Of No
Murray, A labpfer named unmmin1
who ruahed 10 Cronan'A reaue, un also
quickly reduced 10 a state Of lnsenslbllity,
An alarm brought policemen 10 tho
sosne, mounted and IN patrol wagons.
hon headquarters and lhe nghtlRg hlaaia
took 10 their heeis aud loft tho streets DO,
aerted, The man shot by MeAu,ay IL
dead Another 10 dying from two ballet
wounds, and Others are woanded and la
hiding, Ton o. twelve arrests have been
made, aud tho police arc still securing
Yamaorow for Others implicated, The two
policemen and Crimmlna arc Ia tho hos
pibi, Fractured skulls and Internal IN,
iurlea menace their life and II eau not DO
stated yet whether they will recover Or die,
Tho ieollug anoug tho eolorsd people IL
very ugly, Extra police will DO on duty
tonight NJ least,
~ ten O'Clock last night q 00lGrOd man
murdered hA mistress near tho MoAo OF tho
riot The people there arc drunk, but
oyerawed by tho police, -Four u the pria
0ners arc women, one Of wnOm threw a |
largo bOwlder on MoMarray'H head twice
~ he lay iuaensible In tho road after most
Ot the mob lad left him, Tho w1mm dla-
played tho ierooity u tigreraea throughout
Tho conflict equaling those Of tho Com
mune In thelF bl00dthiTatY inoendiAfiAn,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-06
Mrs, FUNERAL,

h%er'iess Held Ia Now Y~srh-rrspafa.
uons blade AZ NJ. Louis tist OF Fall
neAreru.
NV Yom, December Especial DER.
vices wefe held over tho ronAlna OF hlra.
W r. sherman NJ General Ahorman'n rod,
demos, 10 West Seventy. Grst street,
preliminary 10 their removal 70 ~
Louis. where the funerL will ID
held, Tina aeryioca lonahtcd simply Of
prayers read by ltoy, Father Taylor, Of the
Church Of the nleWod Sacrament aud
hnEing by tho choir boys from tho same
church. Tho funeral cmblonn were nu.
nerom and very handsome, Among thoua
present were Levi y, Morton, James q.
Blaine, General Clinton u, Fisk, Cyrus W,
Field, Carl Bchurg, Mrs Grant and u. 3
Grant, Jun, Charles Ewing, Kay Ewing, Of
Lancaster Ohio, and many othorA
AZ the head vi tho cagket stood a cruoiix
while raven tall lapera burned around II.
Az tho conclusion u the simple service tho
eortege proceeded 10 The Pennsylvania
railroad station, whore Froaldcnt Roberto
private ear was In waiting In one end OF
this the romans were placed, tho funoral
party being furnished With apartments In
tho othor, The train Ia duo In H. Louis al
half'paat seven tomorrow morning, whom
tho body viii bo conveyed 10 th0 College
church, who's n solemn requiem mn1s will
DO celebrated, Thu intorment will take
place In Calvary cemetery whore two ol
Mn. shormAn'a children aro buriod.
The funeral party consisted Of 0ensral
Sherman, hin daughter, Miss Rachel Ahor
man, and Mrs A. NJ. Thaekora, Lieutenant
ThAokop aud his Soninlaw Roy. ThomNa
k sherman, \ !, g. Philemon; To0umGeh
sherman Mrs w. H. Steele, sister OF MIA
sherman, aud Master Willie Fitch, tho Con.
erals grandson,
Senator John Sherman aud James a..
blaine, who accompanied tho party 10 the
railroad station, returned 10 this city To-
Fcthcr, Mr. Captain T. W, Fitch, tho gon'
orops other daughter with her husband
mad Judge r H. owing and General Hugh
Ewing. Of Columbus Ohio, will Join Tho
PARTY nt pituthurg,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-06
UNGLE SANS
PElNEIONs PAm TO TITE BRAVE
nabYs IN nI.UE.
46a,677 PERSONS RECEIVING CRATE
fuL RECOGNITION .

A. tho Hands sfa deuareus deysFameat
They pefeRdod- itepert ~ he heeFss
tnrY ef mta1Nr- Interesting Facts
About Brother JeRgthan'a fuhiis
LeHda- fateuts issued the rHst re.s
for R,dO6,tpa,aD Aores-A FaFa free
for Eyery Z whe wants Qua UHdeF
tha Homestead Act,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-06

During tho first period Of three years
thoro were disburacd On account Of pom
sions SlS3, 500, 1881, aud during tho last
period $2la,0 I6, $685. Il, being an increase Of
$50, 0l8,067. l6
Patents were Issued during he past year 10
tho number Of a, 1880 for agricultural landS
covering an area estimated 10 exccod 1900
900 aoTos, an increase OF g, 622 patents over
the number iss&d during the preceding
year, with q greater acreage by moro than
5000, 900, One thousand and thirty.fou
mineral patents and III coal.land patents,
the lattor for lb,SOo. q acres, were iosuod.
OF railroad lands thoro we're patented or
certified $40, 1895 acrcg. Under swamp
land net tito passed to states for ~, 6iB. 10
acres; and gndor other internal improve.
mont and educational grants 10 various
states 90, 205,i 2 acres were conveyed. On
miscellaneous claims, embracing private
land claims, donations, Indian soycralty
grants, and scrip locations, patents issued
covering 26,d026i acres; making tho ng.
gregato quantity Of land for which title wna
passed during the year, In part rcckonod
and estimated Ia part, S,605, i0t % acres.
The several states and territories within
the limib Of which these patented and
certified lands fall, and the number OF acres
In each, are, respectively, as follows;
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-06
BAROMETER
or THE nuHHNIsss nOOM IN
TRADE AND TRAFFIC..
COMPARATIVE INACTIVITY IN MANY
LINES DuHlN0 THANKSGIVING

Week hut Confidence In yaturs Opera
lions Deed -nise ~ stoaks-AeeeuHts
Prem fnterier More YaFiable-Celise,
iiens Fairly satisfactory -pV Goods
Market Mere Healthy Breadstuns No.,
eeFeheg . atuo IN Prices -neot aHd
Shes Trade Leeks Promising -Esperts
aad Impsrta.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-06
oeFlep DECAY.
A uody hurled ~rwcnty.six Years Yot
Remarkably Well Preserved,

Remarkably Wen Preserved.
lSutANAroLis, December IA rather
singular discovery was made ut franklin
yesterday while the body Of q woman was
being removed from one part of the come
terry to another, The body WIS that Of
Mrs, Peters, who was buried twenty.six
years ago In a metallic colin, On opening
the coffin, the remains wcro found 70 be In a
pcrieotsstatc Of prcscrvatioc, notwithstand.
Ing tbcr long intcrmcnt The face had It's
life-like fullncss and was not shrunkon In
the least, Tho hair was natural.looking.
aud the clothing had the appearance Of
having been prepared but yesterday.
Whether II was a case OF adipocro or simply
one OF remarkable preservation could not
bo learned, as n thorough examination was
not permitted, The old casket was placed
In a new box and rcintcrrcd.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-06
FOREIGN FIGHTING.


tAtsst News from Ca,rO-nrltiah Troops
Reinforce tho Egyptian Garrison.
0Aino, December IA detachment Of
British troops, three hundred strong with
top officers, loft yesterday for Souakion 10
reinforce the Egyptian garrison thcro aud
drive OF the Soudanosc who have boon
pressing tho Siege 80 closely that their
shells fall within town and burst In tho
streets, doing much damage.
The present garrison Is too weak 70 opor.
ate outside tho Notifications On arrival
of the British troops n determined effort
will DO made 10 rniao tho siege.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-06
The Suspected Whitoohapel Murderer
Arrives in Now York.

New YORK, Dec. S.-.[Special, "A
man named DR.. Francis Tumbletly,
who Is suspected Of connection with
the Whitechapel horrors In London,
has arrived. He was arrested IN Lon.
don and then released on bail, when he
skipped 10 this country. This would
indicate that he is guilty.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-06
EXCITING FRENCH DUEL
-Four shots Fired, aud Honor Ia aatl

-Four ahota fired, and Honor IL aatis.
Had,
Pam. December IA duel botwoon
Paul Dorould, proaidont OF Tho Patriotic
League, aud N. Reinach, cdltOrlnphiof OF
tho Repubhgue Francois, took place this
morning, at ohattillon, The Amir grew
out OF an u~ntayorablo oriticiAm OF NJ.
Doroulde'S political manipulation Of tho
league.
NJ. ReinSeh, aS tho challenging party,
chose pistolH -Four shots worc exchanged
without effect, whom tho seconds declared
honor satisfied, aud the parties withdrew
from tho nold Of combat unframed.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-06
WILD THREATS,

Aaether Feature OF chicago Auarohy
exhibited by - posperado,
CHeA0o, December L. Minneapolis 20.
Hoe have received, llgnod by William Hol,
len, nov 10 Minneapolis q letter la which
he claims 10 DO q partner Of Jack the
Ripper" Ia which ho says that unless cor
tain houses closed up by December Y, he
viii lnauHurata a roign Of terror aud blood
equal % that Of WhIlhahansL Londnn.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-06
1oAxinr IN, arnnd Army.

CARRoLLToN, ILL.,, Dec. 2.--Colonel j,
b. Mutton circuit clerk, Anthony Con
mole, A. IL. Doughty and DIR. Bberle
Wilson, prominent Democratic Nom.
bers of the G. A. H., have sent in their
designations to Post No. 442, OF this
city, on the ground that IL is now a
Republican organization.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-06
Notice to Contractors.

sealed proposalH will Dc received nj tho onoe Of
uo Olerk o. tne bohIu y Educnuon or JACKSON
noon, on Saturday, December p9nd, 1879, for bulid.
Ing q school house IN Joint Sub nistrlct No 10. ac-
cording 70 the plans aud specifications on Iie IN
nd Ofice.
Each bid must contain the namo OF oyery person
Interested In tho Aamc and be accompanied BY a
~Buflolunt guaranty uf some dalntprOsted person.
that n the bid n accepted, a contract will bn on,
tered Into, ant tho performance of IL properly so
cured.
Tho bid for each kind Of material called for by
tho specifications must DO stated aOpArltciy, aud the
price OF each giyon. and the price OF labor must also
30 separately stated.
None but tho lowest Responsible bid will DO nccep-
ted and tho Board mny reject all bids.
ny order OF .hO board OF Education.
j. NJ. LioHTENwALTEH. Clerk.
Nov. Goth, 1873 -2Dhw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-06

WtLHsBARRE, Penn, Dec, Especial,
There was a collision between two
freight trains on the New Jersey Cen
trail this morning at Solomon's Gap.
Three men were killed engineer, FIRE
man and brakeman, and Que fatally
wounded,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-06
nnInnnI Nnnnnl. TlrnI.

%llmsBono, December Ia report pre-
vailed that Colonel a. r. Vance, Of Huiord,
had been attacked by White Gaps whose
arrest he %endeayored 10 effect and That he
had probably been fatally hurt
A message by telephone denies that he
was hurt by White Caps bat Aaya that dur
Ing a trial At Meant Oreb, Colonel Vance
got into 4 difficulty with a man named
hoberly, and was qulte seriously hurt, A
physician Of this city WA summoned 70 soc
hin,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-06
NilIed W a Dmnmlto E@rploslon,

hAHpusEN December l, Albert H. Walk
o. Incidentally dropped two sticks 0f dyna-
mite on tho floor of his odhoe here, and q
torrihe explosion onsusi, icmolialiuB tho
Interior Of Tho building tearing ot both of
Walkers arms and putting both eyes Ont
breaking four ribs and one leg, lie died
lat nYhnInR
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-06
satuTdayl the I5th day OF Doc, 1857
SALE.

wallace " Patrick o.Nl mtAW peiendlat ,tsrs
Va lnnntT lnMu0u rluas
iaMiel oppouhslmg Court
~ virtue ~ vlTiguH oTesatshA IN led Nv thu elert
u uIe 00uft ef e0inm0n nl0a o. START oosny, o., IN
We above hfilnni ana W ihn 4tut tUus 4 uuH rHtt fUt
kiln 10 public ontffYi IN enc atifr room Urtut Ted
W Ne chnton One rtioe tllihlng COMPANY 10 tho
ely OF CAUTION, 81
Monday the 10th day Of Dec 1888,
tho entire stock ~ q mls ieyiNi IN ~ sa IL favta
81 yAfUnA execution 70 lHld atHfk n0hal ting Of Faady
nhln ulothina ana 4 uH' tUnAhlng NJ edA,
AAie W oominenop ~ anu oriolk u, No., aud son.
muc ron daT " DAY uuti Who entira ilool N sold,
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-06

IN. lou@ December Tho private car
containing the remains Of Mrs. sherman
will arrive AZ the Union depot In this city
nhlS morning, The services will ba
held At College church, Grand and Llndoll
Rvcnves, nj II a. m, aud the intormonl
Will bo made ut Calvary, whore General
Sherman has TIVE lots, ono OF which ia un.
occupied, Tho romaius will be- buried In u
lot beside which a place will DO reserved
for the General. Tho pall.bcarom aro II.
+, Tanuey, General Pope, Henderson and
Noble and Mayor Francis, Henry Hitch.
cock, ~, X, Ferguson, H. A, Drew and
Jamos H. Yontman, Tho usual cero.
monies NJ the receiving Of the body will
bc made Of the door OF the church, In pro.
ccaion, Low mass, without sermon, will
be the form OF service, tho choir singing
meanwhile, aud atter the mass the OBJ
seuuics. This sample ceremony will 70
quiro the services OF only n priest but a
good many olorgymon will DO present In
tho sanctuary, Tho church will no dnpcd
and o select choir Of male voices will do
the singing during mass and othor OBJ
sequies, Thomas Sherman, son OF the do.
ceased, Is n member OF the Ordor Of tho So.
cloty OF Jesus, and IL Is he who Is coming
with his mothers body. The other son,
Tocumscb, aud the four daughters will also
be present ut the funeral.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-06
stark County School, Examiners Notice.

Observation-Disclosures wilt no held ou ihr ur.t
inafnrday OF each month. Examinations Viii lieiv-
aftor be held IN Che South l'luin street School In
Binao Of Nigh School.
lyrtA, 1899.
Az Neutrality-suspicious. 97th- 1871.
Az CArAL FuLrou--March Both, 1889
AZ NAvAnRH-Aprilini i. 1850.
Ar M~Anfnono-Mng ittb, 1889.
l. NJ TAGaART. Clerk