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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-10-11

visit IA California, accompanied by her
sister Mrs, A, 4, brldgden, OF Minerva
lir, o, H. Lower and wife have 70.
turned 10 springfield, where they at,
tended the funeral OF q relative,
Mr., Florian Marohand has returned
10 lilalrsyille, Ia, after u visit with his
mother,
Mrs, j, q, lreenawalt, OF AtchisOn,
Kansas, 10 visiting az the bhimp resi-
denee In Union avenue,
wAYNEanuRo SOCIETY,
WAYAnmURG, Oct, 6.-Miaa Clara
Raedel has returned from Cincinnati.
Mr.. and Mrs, Huscraft OF Hteuben-
vile, arc Waiting at the residence OF
Dr, shane.
Miss Mary Hedorls, Of AlberquerQue,
New Mexico, 10 Visiting friends here,
DIR, A. q, Monroe has returned from
q visit 10 Harrison county,
Mr.. Jacob Frick ana family, OF WOos-
tor visited here recently.
Harry Hahn Ia the new clerk at the
Hamilton House.
Mrs, j, Wilson, OF Sheffield, III, Ia
Visiting here,
Harvey Hamilton has returned from
Cambridge,
SOCIETY AT NAVARRO,
NAYARRE, Oct. g. Mrs. IL. w. Eos,
tor has returned from visit In Ale
gheny
Rev. House and family have arrived
from Helena, o., the Reverend having
been recently called 10 the Reformed
Church here,
Miss Mary E. Otis, OF New PhIladel.
phia, 10 visiting AZ the home of Editor
C0rl, OF the independent
Mrs. Fred Johntz, OF Abilene, Kan,
is Visiting relatives here,
Mrs. Frank Smith, Of Roanoke, Ind,
Ia Visiting here,
s,M. Chase is attennIng the Carroll,
ton fair
POINTS ON PEOPLE AT CANAL FULTON,
CANAL FULTON, o., October O.
John ECkr0ad, OF Iowa, Ia here on q
visit. He left Canal Fulton 80 years
ago and since that time has been
through the war.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Campbell have
left for their home In Canada, after q
delightful visit with friends here,
A. u. Breose, Of Masssillon, makes
frequent visits here, IT'S said he has
an attraction.
Mr.. and Mrs, Daniel Hoover, Of Fre
port, ILL.,, are visiting friends In this vi
cinity,
ST. Klutz and family have removed
TO their former home In Akron.
PERSONAL polNos At WOOSTER.
WOOSTER, Oct. G.-Mlsses Lucy and
Linda Saa', OF Ashland, are visiting
here.
Mrs. Samuel Bell, OF Union City, In.
diana, is visiting her brother, =. O.
Given.
The recent dance by the Wooster
City Guards was a grand success
Charles Kingsley, Of Ashtabula, Ia
visiting his parents here.
Attorney John Graber, Of Louisville,
was In the city Friday,
Dan Barton, Of Chattanooga, is visit.
Ing his parents here
Mrs, HAIRY y Howard is visiting In
Washington, ID. U.
Mr.. John 0benour and wife are visit
ing In Indiana.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-10-11
cant single event in the campaign in I

cant single eyent in the campaign In |
Minnesota,
TRENTON, Mo-, Oct. B.-lapecial.l- I
Franklin a Austin's bank failed to-day,
Affairs are IN pretty good shape.
Caused by Traders bank failure In
Chicago,
CmoAGO, Oct, g. [special.l One
thousand men are enf0ule here 10 take
The car strikers places, The atrikem
have all hent written reaignationa which
have been accepted by the company,
PITTsnURG, Penn, Oct. b.-lHpeoial.I
=Alxty'hye New Workers are going 10
Chicago 10 hupplant the striking etfoot
car employees, They arrived here thla
morning, IL 10 said over one hund.ed
more are coming,
New YoRK, oct. b,--The Union La
Dor party OF Long Island, at a nesting
held In Long Island City to-day, form
ally adopted tafifi reform ah tlleif plat
form, and pledged their votes 10 Clcye-
land and Thurman, The party cast
over 1000 votes In Long Island last
fall,
CLEVELAND, o., Oct. B.-lSpecial,l-
An explosion OF natural gas Oecurfedin In
the new water works tunnel early this
morning fatally iniurlng five men,
CLEYELAND, Oct, 81 Later speclalI
Late rep0rta say only one man was
killed IN the explosion and four serious
ly hurt,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-10-11
A Unioutown Blood oots Into Trouble

A Unioutown Blood Gets Into Trouble
The Akron Beacon Of Friday says:
Allen Andrews, Of Uniontown, Stark
county, was arrested on q charge Of
personatlng an officer. Last evening
Charles Slmons, In q drunken condition,
was elected from Columbia hall. where
q dance was In progress. Andrews
happened TO come along just then, took
hold Of the intoxicated individual and
together they sauntered UP the street
TO Merrill's pottery. He, Andrews,
stated he was policeman, but " his
companion would give him S5, no would
allow him TO depart In pence. Some
words passed and before the transac.
tlon could be arranged they were both
taken into custody by an officer, An
drews had been TO The Fair and was
accompanied by lady friend. lie had
put his horse up at q livery stable, and
after Andrews was lodged in jail the
woman obtained the conveyance and
had q liveryman drive her home. This
morning Andrews was fined 30 and
costs for his little'escapade.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-10-11


A Fire Destroys Well stocked barn,
Horse, Durham nuii and Calves Near
MoDonAidyiiie.
Farmer Jesse Roger, residing near
McDonaldyllle, Jackson t0wnhhlp, met
with q serlOuh loss by fire Friday night
lie was awakened from u sound alum,
ber by u nelghbOf about 10 o'clock and
found his large new barn ablaze. His
family and friends worked hard 10 OK,
tnguiah the flames but the barn and ita
contents were entirely destroyed. The
barn was we'll stocked with hay, wheat
and other grain, aud his stock was
housed In IT, There was burned horse
valued 40 $50, a Durham bull, three
calves, n binder and a wagon, The 70.
mainder Of his farming implements
we're Ia another building and were
saved There waano insurance,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-10-11
North Industry News.
lAnnnlAl OnrrnanondnnonA

NORTH INDUSTRY, Oct o.
About 10 o'clock on Thursday night
we were awakened from sleep by the
noise OF q drum and the shrill notes Of
ilfe, and We supposed the boys were
out TO bell some one. But we were
badly mistaken. When we inquired
Into the cause OF the racket we were
told that the Republicans Of North In
dustry had held n mass meeting, One
Of the persons present said the mass
meeting was 40 great that 20 seats In
the house were filled.
Mr., Henry Waltner has been very
sick this week with malaria fever,
Ills brother Joe has taken his place In
the shop,
Samuel Holl, wife and son Robbie, Of
Now Berlin, spent last week with
friends In town,
The carpenters will soon have Mr.,
Sharp's house ready for the plasterers
Mr.. JEFF Rltchey Is digging cellar
for Mr. Mcguire.
The men who were out hunting re.
port good time aud quite lot Of
kUihVs
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-10-11
Four Moro Tloppors to olovolan..

New CASTLE, Penn, oct. 6.-San. asl
Simonds, of Coal Center, who has htth
erto been Republican, says he will
vote for Cleveland this time. Mr.,
Slmonds was formerly master workman
OF L. A. 1917, X. Of l..
George King, Of Wampum, Is another
intelligent man who has left the party
OF cheap labor and free whiskey and
Joined the Democratic club.
Henry McIiissic, Of New Castle, Is
another thinking man who has recently
come over TO the Democrats.
Thomas Griffin, Of Spring Hill, has
abandoned Republicanism and has
joined the Democratic marching club.
Adam Robinson, formerly constable
of West New Castle borough, and hith.
erto Republican, says that Cleveland
Is undoubtedly honest, and that he In.
tends TO support him.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-10-11
erAnK COUNTY, ynrnRANs

Talk OF Having on Annual nnoAmpment--
Wants the County battalion Main
tained.
CommanderJ j, Clark, of the Canton
Post, q. A. r., has sent out 10 each post
In the county letter asking that the
poats at their next meeting consider
the bill sent In 10 the county battalion
10 cover the expenaea OF the recent trip
10 the Columbus encampment, II also
calls upon the posts 10 decide whether
or not the county battalion shall still
te maintained. There has been talk OF
the Stark county posts having an
anndal encampment and II 10 desired
that a report on these important mat.
ters be made soon.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-10-11
WAS A DnmooRAp,

phe Cries Of tho Democracy Led Him Into
Vie Wrong Crowd, but he soon Found
Out His hieIake and Left
The Democrats have the laugh on the
Republicans AZ Mashill0n, During the
procession last night John Smith, q
htaunoh Democrat from Pigeon Run,
heard erica from the ranks for the
"Alafh and Stripes" lie knew this had
been Democratic doctrine for years,
aud made up hih mind that the process
sion wea Democratic one. II II was,
he wanted 10 be there, Pretty soon he
heard thb cries, "N0 free trade IN ours
TWe don't want free whlakey," and
"lIelp along the lhhoIfng man." and
knowing that 10 DO hlm0n.pufe Dem
0eraoy he Joined the crowd, When no
had entered the opera house he heard q
CRY for NilarrlHOn," Although II was
only feebly responded 70, he saw that
no had got IN The wrong crowd, and 30
he left, lie will keep his cap and cape,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-10-11
ioommnnlcatod.l

We are under the painful necessity
Of announcing the death OF Mrs. Bar
bara Hoffman. She died this morning
about 7 o'clock, in her 8lst year. She
was the widow of Rev. Jacob Hoffman,
northeast Of Canton. Father Hoffman
emigrated TO this state with his family
about the year 1850. Mother Hoffman
was a model woman for piety, beneyo-
lence and industry, They had five chill
dren grown TO manhood and married,
but only one survived their mother:
Jack, In East Canton. Her funeral
will take place at her residence in East
Canton on Mondayy OctoberS. Fune.
raj services at the River Brethren
Church, on the Georgetown road, about
three miles from Canton.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-10-11
ron aALn.

mon gAf.F--Farm 0f $50 acres miles hpnlheaal
IN Oi ltaVenna Ohio, 1hn now railroad betNeeil
flliahulgh and Toledo fula eolntf ui W AlWi
with naF station ~ the fuAn CROSSING ihp Mhs
10 10 "a ares ~ fNl hntOm lnhi thp hnll N ulhtl
paris 4 SANDY l0am With some clay II hAs lrpl
Used as gfaln farm put lately q HrAsa Ala aalit
we'll Uatefta bY bpnnn o. running Nalei ihefp
arc about 81 aofos ~ 0hh tinhnf suitable fuf SAN
ing bul Heller fOf piles AMI bridge llmbnfa being
EhieI la be6n carefully protected, The bulnHn
afe iargei house adaptnd f0f two families Yarn
Yarn aud horse haIn, New orchard ~ fnll
beaTing Thlk farm NAY he nnbdlylded int0 we 0t
three smaller fAIInh Tho present owner has lived
upon tie farm fOf 10 years and wishes 70 aell on
account ~ age fof price, terms AND lnspeelon nI
$50 superior street. toom a
sepaO.hw I.ITN Cleveland, ohio,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-10-11
Stark County School Examiners Notice.

CANTON Examinations will bo held on the nrd
Saturday of each MONTH Examinations VIII here
after ho held IN the South Plum street school In
place OF High School.
AT ALrrGSor October 18Th, 1888, aud February
9th, 1889,
AT MAssrLLoN-o october 27th, 1888
ArCANAL FuLToN--March 8Oth, 1880
AT NAvARRr- April 18th, 1880,
Al MARLBoRo-MAy llth, 1889
j. N. TAGGART clcrk.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-10-11

MATT QUAY is q great man. There
can be no doubt about that. Who but
he, could put James G. Blaine in lead
ing-strings and stopped the nonsense of
the fiery untamed Foraker New York
World. { N il
The fact that Foraker has not been
allowed to speak In New York, is one
Of the most hopeful signs Of the times,
IL indicates the nearing Of the end OF
the blatherskite in American politics.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-10-11
Notice Of Incorporation Of the
Village Of StrasbIlrg, 0. N

Notice 10 hereby given that petition has been
uroseitod TO the County Commissioner Of Stark
d5lhty Ohio asking for the right TO incorporate the
village OF BifnusbllrR IN said county together with
fnnmber eight IN which yaid village u located, ad
10 change the name OF said village 10 Maxine, that
said petition wlllbe for hearing BY the said County
N'l'N, Z M '1' NJ ri II ll ~ q. Y. FOnEL. ls
sep0.ew Agent Tor PctltiQders
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-10-11
Nearby News.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. g. Miss Minnie
Savuageot is visiting in Pittsburg.
Wilbur Wick and family, Of Junction
City, Kan, are visiting here.
Miss Hattie Salisbury is visiting rela-
tives here s
Rev, Leberman is in Dayton.
ALLIANCE SOCIETY.
\ ALLIANCE. Oct. 6.--Afr. and Mrs. J..
I. Brenizer took in the Akron fair Fri
day.
Mrs. e. Hanson, Of Chicago, is visit
ing here. ie
Mrs Q. Cleyerly has returned from q
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-10-11
Legal Notices.
Executors Sale Of Real Estate


Ia pursuance u An order granted by Tho Probate
Court 0f stark county, ohio, WIN ohpf TOT hAle ~
public auction, on
saturday, the l9h day Of October, 1888,
Al one O'Clock In Tho afternoon upon tho premises,
ue f0ilnsing described real estate, situate W uie
county VI STARK AMI state uhlO tosWlt Tho norm.
aast quarter 0f aenlun four (il, lownnhl seventeen
l7) fauge hH 90, excepting lhrtetom hnphl lNrh'
IN a9foi iit Vt Tie n0lhNed e0fnef OF said uuhfief
heretofore sold " Calhafino hinokuy, whlph eketp'
led tract II bounded aud described ~ follower no.
ainnihq fDf tho ahne tht h0fthWrsl corner " nAin
n0nhrAst uuhfterl ihHnee running rhl variation !
degree 10 tne rigt ie rhalns and 10 Inks v Stone
In ih0 township fnad thciou south 10 ohhlnn hhd W
links % q alonnl thence ~ 70 ihg quarter llue
along the quarter line " Tho place " beglnulnT,
Also eKdopllha TON said quarter hqrtlon Aforesaid
about \ Of Au acre out " the southwest corner of
ouaftef which had nf hii Aorr lfAfi was hufrlps
fofe conveyed 10 iohh ufei ., aud which 4 deaefh
I'd a. fnilnWA beginning fnf Tho same ~ thr SOUTH
wnF rhfnrr NJ had northeast quarter running
thrnfe eAst rods 70 Atnel thence north ahpu. 10
westwafdy With thr center u said road 70 the wea
ine of aad quarter AfOfraAld thcnce With Aald line
south " Tho place of begnnlns containing about
of an acre,
Terms of unlo-Ono.thlrd IN hAnd onesthifd IN
ono YEAR aud 0neslhlrd IN Two ycAu from dAy on
sale With Interest on the deferred paymenia from
day OF aAlol deferred pAymonta 70 bo secured hy
q mortgage upon the prenilses hell .,,.,,
Executor of the last viii VI Samuel
Oyster, deceased
MoNa 4 McuAnrf, Executors AuyA
Augld.hw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-10-11

\ Weak win power from physical caus-
es, deranges mans life In every direc-
tion. Every one will strengthen his
will powers, as well as his bodily pow
ers, by using Warmers Log Cabin, ,Sar-
saparilla. IL is guaranteed the best.
Sold by your druggists for 81. Contains
100 doses. Take no other for IL. A
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-10-11
WILL HE ACCEPT

Mayor Hewitt Ronominated by the
County Democracy.
NUw YoRK, October s,--Tho county Do.
moeraoy had a convention Saturday after.
noon and nominated Abram s. Hewitt for
Mayor. The convention then adjourned
without making further nominations Tor
county offices, Previous 10 adIournlng,
The convention adopted resolution do
nounclng as unquall6odly false, the state
ipents set forth In the preamble TO a resolu-
ton adopted by the Tammany convention,
TO the effect that The county DomocLaoy
had refused several overtures from Tam
many, looking TO the placing Of a union
county ticket In the leld.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-10-11
LEGAL Notice.

LlzzIe Nlcodcmua, whose place Of Residence i nn.
known, late OF stark county Onto, VIII Agn notice
that on the 4Oth day OF september, A. D. lbbt IN
the Court OF Common Pleas Of Stark county ONO,
where the action IA now pending, the undeIHigneu.
Nlcodemue flied bis petition against the said
The said Lizzie Nlcodomus 10 required TO answer tho
petition In said action not later than six (0) weeks
after the D0tu day OF September 1883, the date OF
may be granted. ..l M \.
sepo0-Lw JACOB NICODEMUS
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-10-11
Frirhtful Accident nt a Pole Raising

CArLIN, H., October s-At Republic
can pole raising here Saturday ed, Rich.
ardson, climber, was fatally injured. The
pole, which was not safe one, had been
pulled up TO la place and Richardson
went up to unloosen the tackle, whom q
gust Of wind struck II, breaking Il of be.
meath him. He fell fully fifty feet, and
tried to crawl away, when portion Of the
pole came down aeross his back aud head
pinning him 10 the earth. Tho pole was
lifted from bis body and ho was carried
away in an insensible condition II 10
feared he Is injured internally and cannot
recoyer
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-10-11

SHIL0n's vIrALIzEis is what you
need for Constipation, Loss of.Appe-
tite, Dizziness, and all symptoms Of
Dyspepsia. Price 10 and 70 cents per
bottle. Sold by Weber Bros. "
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-10-11

Jennie T. crSwl' row r''''''H' Divorce Notice.
Joseph d. Crowl. Defendant.
Joseph .. Cr0wi whose place of roaldcnco j un-
known s hereby notned that on tho lat day oi sop.
tie once OF tho clerk OF the Court OF Common tluhh
Within and Tor Tho county OF stark and state OF
Ohio, charging said Joseph v, Vrowl WIN gross no
elect of duty "A his marital rotations.
'The object and prayer OF said pcltl0nia that upon
tho hearing thereof she may be divorced from thg
control oi nor minor child with reasonable allmony.
Said petttlon Will bo for hearing at tho next term
of eaid court JENNIE E, CROWL'
nv JosEa n IIupaON, Att'ya, sopJ.Lw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-10-11

Log Cabin. Warners Log Cabin Sar-
slparilla also originated In a Log Cabin
and stands pre-eminen, among the
blood purifiers of to-day as Warmers
"rippecanoe" does as o stomach tonic.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-10-11

Tho BUYERS GUIDE Ia
@ ] 4 Z : ! 8 ! !. J !: ! ! !: !: !.
A.Ll| inauod March and Sept,
~ ~ each year. II II an enoy.
olopedla OF useful infor-
w ~ nation for all who pur.
NIITNY ohano tho luxuriee or tho
r nooohnitioa OF life. We
eau oiotho you and furnish you with
all the noooapary and unnecessary
appllanoos 70 rido. walk, dance, Bloop.
eat, fiah, hunt, work, 20 10 church,
or stay az homo, and In various eisoa.
atylos and quantitloa. just figure out
what 10 required 10 do all those thingu
COMFORTABLY, and you oan mako a fair
estimate or tho vAiuo OF tho BUYERS
GUIDE. which VIII bo aont upon
receipt OF 10 oonta 10 pay postage,
MONTGOMERY WARD q co.
ul-lia Michigan Avenue, Chicago. III.
sopi8.dm
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-10-11
Executors Notice.

Notice IA hereby glvon that tho undorslHned has
been duly appointed aud qualified a. Executor Of
the estate OF Mary Trlcach, lato OF stark county
o"V' u0''" DENJAMIN wlN0ER, Executor.
Dated Sept 20, 1885 -e0hw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-10-11
saturday. Lhe slLh bay % 0o.ObeT, ls0a.

the faliawlne described real ssiAle. lo-glf being
apad VI the north half ~ spelinn hnlnpu "a "
bGandod a. fnlloNti heflnnlnH a poal pn We
north llhe NJ said sectlnn "A nFa ehAlna pAa y NE
anardl pnat 0n said noi lhpnrt veal ulth laln 400
fl ,Ilh the eosi lna VI said half eofi0n 10 0halfa
t0 pnif thence east aun parallel With ne ApIiii
line Df tile Heol1u, nV NhAlAA " pnll ~ We Npel
uenoa north viii said line ohAlna ana " ilntA "
ap0Sl n mo hnevA Tuedl thenpc south % az.
goes eAhL b ohalnn aAa AZ llhhA " nnil " Ahln
place d peannhH, containing % And us'ioO Ae9eH'
Appraised Ateas pef AcFe
sale % commence A. oas o'eloek y m reFmA
'''" A, LKNm0ER, ahsriH
JoHH LAIN, AtTA
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-10-11

SHERIFF SALE,

M virtue u AZ nrdeg VI sale Issued Nv
lhe alell W no o0uu NJ cpmmnn rlAaa VI hlalh ue
Ohle M lhe above ael0a. and 70 nle directed VIII
nheI III sails AZ puhllo puleII ~ lhe dppf " ihn
o0uIt house 10 lhb CIV " pAnloh, on
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-10-11

THE LOG CABINS Of
America have been
blrthplaces OF some of
the grandest men. Lin
coin, Grant, Sheridan,
first saw the light Of day
thronoh the chinlta of n
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-10-11

In pnfsaanes u An order granted by tho ffohA
Court Of stark county Ohio, Will oHer TOT hAle
public auction, on
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-10-07
Shelbyviile.

Miss Matte Magill has gone to Cincinnati, where
she has accepted q position Miss Flo Hoover, VI "
st. Paul, visited friends here this week. Mr.: hussei
Scott, who has been the guest OF Mrs. DIR. Fleming,
has returned to his home in New York. Miss fannie
Cage, who has been the guest of relatives for some
time, has returned TO her home in Dayton, O----hr.
and Mrs H. G. Ray and Mr.. and Mrs. L. ). Hackney
spent last Sabbath in Acton. the guests OF reiatiyes
and friends--..M and Mrs. L. 7. Michener OF In
dianapolis. were in the city last Sunday Misses
Lizzio and Mamie Young visited in Greensourg last
Week.-Mrs. Milhe BooIwaltsr has returned from
her visit in Ohio MIR. Geo. q. Griffin. or inoianap-
Oils, was in the city last week. the guest OF Mise Saide
Ray----Mr. and Mrs. John Houston, OF Chicago, nave
been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Houston, OK
South Harrison street -. Nessrs. Sam Vsndegris
and Tom jackson, of Richmond. Ind, were the guests
of Misses Minnie and Matte Sutton last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Silas Jefers are the guests OF their
daughter, Miss Aurilla LETTERS, who is attending TX
ford College. Messrs. Dick Falardle and Jonathan
Swivel, OF Trafalgar, Ind, we're the guests OF the
Misses Ray, last Miss Stella Hazard, OF
Laurel. Ind. is the gust of Miss Anna Alexander
Miss Flo Thomas, one Of Shelbyville's fayorite young
ladies, was married to Mr.. Finch. of Omaha, Neb;,
Thursday afternoon, at 4 o'clock, by Rev. II. d.
Nesslage. They viii spend their honeymoon IN the
East. Mr.. Finch is one of Omaha's brightest newspa'
per men. Mrs. Alexander has returned from her
visit in Kokomo The Moot Congress had an ele
CANT banquet and soiree, at tho Ray House. Friday
evening Miss Mollie Bruce. of Holden, Mo, for
merly Of this place. will be married October 17th,
inst. to Mr.. Richard p. Adams. OF Holden, Mo-
Miss Lizzie Harshman has gone to Eureka Springs for
her health.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-10-07
T-Trace of precipitation.


ST. Louis, Oct. Ga rare scene was enacted
at the South ST. Louis depot Of the ST. Louis,
Iron Mountain & Southern railroad last even
ing. A young woman with o babe 10 her arms
tottered into a scar, weak and hagRard from
want, but bearing al the appearances Of refine
ment and beauty. Ticket Agent Walsh was i'm
mediately interested, and when the woman
asked how far she could ride for forty cents, he
kindly but firmly elected the story of her woe.
She had walked from Cubs, Mo. and was en-
deavorinx to reach Delassus. where her father,
q wealthy farmer named Munford, resides. A
few years ago Miss Retalie Munford,
thu oroken-down woman, was compelled by her
parents to marry a young lawyer named Thomas,
though &c the time she was betrothed to another,
a prosperous young farmer Of the village of
Delassus. The husband chosen by Ter parents
proved to be dissolute. dragged her down to pow
erty and want, and finally deserted her. She
had started for her home, too proud to ask aid
Of anyone. A purse WAS made up ct the dspet,
but the woman refused 70 accept IL. and bGfSs
into tears at the idea Of becoming an object oe