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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-15
LAUGH OF THE TOWN.
Was Made tho nutt OF Great Sell ia
Kentueky-aow 10 pfied 70 Vote
nut pidn't Make IL,

A Lexington, KY, correspondent IL
reaponhibla FOR tho following amusing
incident of the recent election In That
state aud on Sam j Roberts, formerly
of this city, now OF the Lexington, kyp
LEADER
In tho recent election Sam j Roberts
took n prominent part In Lexington,
through his paper lie was unusually
vigorous la hia language IN view OF tile
fact that no has an eye firmly sol upon
the pOatOniGe, on which erTand no has
frequently been IN Canton 10 secure u
good word from Major Mckinley,
SO eaTneat did no become IN his work
that some OF tho opposite party ar
ranged 10 play joke upon him on cleo
tiOn day, The new system OF voting
ia In force. When Roberta came to vote
the practical iOkeIa were ready for him
and he found ahead OF him q number
OF citizens waiting 70 exercise their
right OF suffrage, The day was intenae'
~ hot and II was not long until the per
hplratiOn was standing out IN great
beads on Roberto forehead. Several
times no WAS on tho eve OF departing
but remained each time upon being
Informed he would soon DO waited
upon. lly this sublerfugt no was In
duGed 10 TeDlain about fofly,lYe mln'
utea, when with hia inner clothing sat
urated with pelapifati0n and hid face
resembling boiled lobster, he made q
hurried departure,
An acquaintance ho met asked him
II no had voted and WAS surprised 10
hear Robert calculate "NOt by A.
sight. stood In that --- h0tbed
for fOrty,lye minutes and III DO -
III lever so through such a siege
again"
With this no hurried away TO the
secluaiOn OF his boarding house whefe
he could effect a much needed change
OF clothing. When he had departed the
prastical lOkera about the voting pre-
cinct lot their vocal organs loose, Their
merriment was catching aud soon the
great crowd ab0nt the polls had caught
on aud the howl that went up from
those thrOata over the joke played ON
the photographer OF the Kentucky
Leader" went laundering up and down
the atreeta untll Ieyerberallona almost
brought ram,
Roberta 10 known IN Lexington, Ky,
40 the "PhOtOgrapher Of the Kentucky
Leader" ,luat how this came about rs
best told by tho "l'hOtographel' him
self, "You SEQ" says he, "wllen ! was u
youth / dangled my llno nhout to see
what profession hhould adopt aud ono
of Tho hfat j0ha pulled In was an ap'
premiership In Courtneyb gallery ~
Cmtom I thought / made quite u hlt
there. | didn't hold 10 long, however,
for had O deep craving for something
better, Some bllnkcty blank blank
fool hiss given the opposition 70 pointer
on me and instead of giving mr my
proper title ms editor with ablg II, they
call mo Thc Photographer Of tho KEN
tuGky Leader -- -- my llrbt ven
ture,"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-15
WILL Bm AVENGED,
Moruona Threaten 10 oyerthr W The Gov
ernment-'.An nider Driven away

Morulona Threaten 10 OVerthrl W The Qov-
ernment-'.An nider Driven away,
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug, l0-rhe
Mormon trouble In Wilson county has
been temporarily settled by tho expul'
sion OF one Of the PROSECUTING eldera'
The excitement, however, hRa by no
means subhided, ana tho remaining el'
dera are threatened with coats OF tar
and feathers II they, too, do not clear
out Che elder who was driven from
tho county delivered an exordlum on
Sunday. Ile told his aympathigera That
the MormOna owned tho GOnntryi that
they were preparing TO take II by force,
and that the Church was organizing an
army for that purpose, and 70 punish
Aeoifers and non'belieyeTa with DEATH
Said he;
"The blood OF Joseph Smith must be
avenged, and God commands na To
overthrow this Government for ita op'
pTeHsIOn of the Saints, The great wine
press of his wrath has not yet been
trOdden. We are 10 tread II, ana tread
II we will until we have pressed out the
last drop OF blood and the National and
personal existence Of these accuraed
people"
1One of his proaelytes became alarmed
at the excitement created In the Nor
mon community by these words and re-
ported them 10 R0y. John Barrett. The
latter repeated them In a sermon aud
read u letter from O lady In Kentucky
who had Joined tho Mormon church,
gone TO Utah, become disguated with
the practices of the sect, ap0atatlzed
and returned 20 her home, She do
nOunced Mormonlam 90 inceatuoua, do
ceptiye and rotten to the core and the
priests and many OF tho lGymen as a
set Of scoundrels. AS q result OF Rev
Mr. BarTett's vigorous denunclatlon
the good citizens Informed the elder
that he must leave the community or
expect the same treatment resorted 10
In Lewis county two years ago when
several elders were killed. The elder
went 10 day and will not be permitted
10 return,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-15
THE MILLER REUNION.
A Pleasant Day NJ tho Lako--somo uif-
tory on tho Family.

A Pleasant Day nj tho Lako-.somo Hif'
tory on tho Family.
A reunion Of the Miller family was
held Thursday at Meyers Lake. About
one hundred aud twenty-five of the
family were present, A grand family
dinner was served, the enjoyment OF
which was limited only by tue capacity
Of the individual.
The historian brought out some IA.
teresting facts In the history Of the
family. The father Of the family, John
Jacob Miller, came to America from
Germany In 1910; he was accompanied
by his wife and ten children, of whom
only two remain. One of them, Jacob
Miller, of Loudonville, was present.
The other, Conrad Miller, lives In Mis-.
souri, and sent regrets that he was una.
BILE TO attend.
Divorces are unknown In the family.
The number of descendants is over 400.
The longevity OF the family is remurk.
able, as the greater part OF " 10 still
living.
After dinner u temporary organl2a.
ton was effected by electing Frank
Miller, of Loudonville, chairman. Per.
manent officers were then elected as
follows: President Aaron Teeple,
Akron; secretary, AmWose B. Moore,
Fndlay: treasurer Frank Miller, Lou
donyille; historian, Desilva Miller, Lou-
donyille. The place OF the next meet
ing will be "a Lakeyille, Holmes county,
or the second Thursday IN August,
1890. A, II. MOORE, Sec,
A. TEEpLE, Pres,
Canton, Ohio, August o, 1889.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-15
ia oonSumphon tnourabloP

Read tho following: Mr. Q, II, Nor.
ris, Newark, Ark, says; "Was down
with abscess of lungs, and iriends ana
phyaIcinna pronounced me an inourablo
consumptiye. Began taking DR., Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, am
now on my third bette ami able TO
oversee the work on my farm. IL is the
finest medicine ever made"
Jesse Middlewart, Decatur o., says
"IIad II not been for DR., Kings New
Discovery for Consumption ! would
have died of Lung Troubles, Was
given up by doctors, Am now In best
of health" Try II. Sample bottles
free at Durbrin, Wright " Co.'S drug
atnrp
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-15
AFYnR nIaHTnmN YnAas,


An msoaped Convict Who Had Married
ana Reformed, Bent haoll to Priaon,
ltNOXVuIG Tenn, Aug, 8,-- famcs
Lllle, oOlOnd, eqotped from the North
Carolina state prison, where he had
been sent for robbery, eighteen yeaTR
ago, and 90mhg hele adopted the alias
OF Robinson, lle became a quiet law
abiding ana industrious man aud made
many fTenda among the whites, who
secured for him steady employment,
Little saved his money bought a lot In
the eastern part of town aud built upon
10 Then hb bought u team OF horses
and q truck, aud has since built up a
lucrative draying business Some years
ago he was married ana now has Sow
eral children,
Two weeks ago a eolored man who
had known OF Litlle'a Imprisonment
and escape, came here from North Car
OinR and met Little on tho street, lie
was taken 10 the latter'a house aud
Hospitality entertained for some days.
Then he repaid Little'a kindness by In
forming the North Carolina authorities
OF the escaped cOnylots whereabouts,
nn lNnNlk hlHNNAN NNlhp llull iuhl
stats laat week and arrested Little.
The latter acknowledged his identity,
but pleaded that no had led an exem'
plary life since his escape, and asked 10
be allowed ~ remain with his family.
The officers, however, had no power 20
act IN the matter although their sym
pathy was enllated In behalf OF tho
prisoner after learning OF his hlstOry
since coming here. Liltle's friends,
both white and black, interested
themselves In his case and tried
TO save him by lighting tho oxtfaditlOn.
1'he courts finally decided against Lit.
Tie, and yesterday the officers left with
him for the North Carolina State Prls,
on. lle had been sentenced 10 serve
nix years and had been IN prison four
years when no effected hla escape. He
says no will serve out the remainder of
his time and return 10 his family here.
The parting between Little and Mis-
wife was most affecting, Prominent
Knoxville business mon are preparing O
petition reGitlng all tho circumstances
and asking the Governor OF North Gar.
Ollna 10 pardon Little,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-15

to the denunoiatona and arguments
advanced, cheering Justify the name OF
Lab0ueheTe and Kissing uladsl0ne'a
position, Their banners we're "Llberly
aud Equality" "AuolheF Struggle for
Freedom" "fhe Royal Grant Must
Hasten The Republic" etc, The men
were nearly all young men, but lntelll-
gent and sober They came not only
from London, but surrounding t0wna,
Tho Prince nt Wales must lock out or
he will never wear tho good old lady'A
crown, KATE Is SHERWOOD,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-15
A REPUBLICAN DnTAuLTun.

uo Leaves His wiio and Dooamps WITH
His Biator.in- Law and tho City'u Funds.
MANKATo, Mimi, Aug. 0,--This Re
publican village Is somewhat scandal
i2ed over the disappearance Of Henry
Kusel, The village treasurer. Ills books
have been examined and thus far show
u shortage OF $1,000. Ills wife has con
fessed that he Las run away with hel
sister, Minnie Cuthbert, not yet 10.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-15
pwo RIBS BROKEN
by Being Thrown From Duggys''A
Minorva Mans Miahap,

by Being Thrown From Uuggys''A
Minorva Mans Miahpp.
A very serious runaway occurred on
the Lake road Wednesday evening DIR.
Q. NJ. Monroe Of Minerva drove 20 the
city behind two very apirited horses,
aud spent the afternoon NJ Meyers
Lake. About 10 o'clock p, m, hN start
cd homoward When some distance
out from the city his horses took fright
at some object In the roadway, They
shied, throwing the Doctor out The
fan broke two Of his ribs and otherwise
Injured him. Dr. A, q. Brant attended
him nj the Barnett, where he was taken,
j. l.. Robb, the Piedmont llyeryman,
caught one OF tho horses mud his mana
ger, II, u. Blythe, ia out after the other,
The buggy was badly demolished,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-15
THAT nLIXIR.
A Physloian in Cleveland Tries II on
Himself,

hihhbHt
CLEVELAND, August 0-Dr, II. q
Brainard, one Of Oleyeland'a most emf
nent practitioners, has for the last few
years been experimenting with the 30
called elixir OF life, prepared In accord
ance with Brown Sequarda formula
Tho elixir was prepared from the glands
of q young sheep, and was used on sew
eral patients with startling success
Dr. Bralnard took up the diacOyCry
not with any idea that there Waa amy
merit III, but simply TO test The elixir
The ilrst injection was made into hla
own system, ana the physiciNna say the
eject on him WIS strengthening In u
remarkable degree.
Without their knowledge, Dr. Brain.
ard tried tho new discovery ON Beyernl
patients and In each case thore was a
marked improvement IN the health Of
the patient, One man, aged 20 has
been gradually sinking away, aud for
weeks was unable 10 leave his bed, Dr.
Brninaid injected q draohm OF the
fluid Into the old mans gkln, and the
next day he arose aud walked IA mile,
lie described himself no feeling TWEEN
ty yearg younger Other Cleveland
physiciUnB will soon experiment with
the elixir.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-15
Electric Bittora.

This remedy is becoming 30 well
known and 80 popular as TO need no
special mention. All who have used
Electric Bitters sing the same song Of
praise-A purer medicine does not
exist and IL Is guaranteed TO do all that
Is claimed Electric Bitters viii cure
al diseases Of the liver and kidneys,
viii remove pimples, boils, salt rheum
and other affections caused by impure
blood viii drive malaria from the
system and prevent as well as cure all
malarial fevers. For cure of headache,
constipation and indigestion try Eleo'
bic Bitters. Entire satisfaction guar
anteed, or money refunded, Price 70
cts, ard 9l per bottle VI Durbin,
Wright ~ Cos. drug store.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-15
rn Amnlnnr nrnmntIo noclotIon

Those who are interested In The for.
nation OF such societies In this city or
county have n favorable opportunity OF
purchasing the stage scenery, llH feet
high, in whole or parts, at very low cost.
Having made u change TO ~ feet high,
those used formerly are Of no further
use in the present remodoled eizoof the
opera house. For further information
please call on Louis Schaefer, Opera
House Canton.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-15
FATAL COLLISION.
A Sleepy Bnginoor Run0 Past Signal
Into Freight Train.

SoUTH BETHLEHEM, Pa, Aug. o.
lSLeciall IA wild engine dashed into d
ca6oose on u siding on the Lehigh Val
ley road NJ Penn Haven Junction early
this morning. The car was smashed
into splinters, Und Of the occupants
Brakeman Garren was killed. Brake
man Christman was fatally injured
while Conductor Sanders was unhurt
The engine WIS running NJ full speed
Engineer Bennett was asleep and rur
by the signal.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-15
A Postmaster in Trouble.

ATLANTA, Ga, Aug. o 0--PostmasteI
Lewis and Col. A. u. Buck were burned
in elllgy before tho court house tonight
in the presence OF probably 10000 peo.
pie. This action IL the result of Lewis
appointing q negro 10 o place IN the
registry department where he would
como in contact wltha white lady clerk.
Col Buck IL the Republican lender and
is supposed to tohayeingpiled the appoint
ment.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-15
nArINo 1nAR'a MEAr.

Tho Great Luck ofa Party Of Campora
tAmuNDALE Pa, Aug, 9-lt has
been runpred hore for two weeEa past
TINT q boar wagaeen on the bills u short
distance east of this city, but few per.
sons were inclined 10 believe such u
story rs IL 10 more than thirty years
elnco the last hoar was killed ia this To-
oallty. 10 dty II 10 known that the
story is true, aud u party OF gentlemen,
camping on M00sio Lake, seven mile8
nom this city, are ioastlng on bears
meat and will carry the pelt Of n good
sized animal tack 10 New jersey when
they break camp Night before last ~
the campers we're reating in front Of
their tent u rusJllng In the underbrush
attracted thelrnttention und looking In
tho direction Of the noise they saw u
bear moving directly towards them,
lewis Compton, the crack marksman
OF the party, was tho frat 10 discover
bruln aud ho whispered 10 hl5 compan.
ions 10 keep perfectly gtlll while no
quietly reached for his Winchester.
Suddenly the animal stopped, snuiled
the air aud rai2od upon his launches.
That was C0mptOne opportunity and
bruin "fell In u heap" With n ball In his
head. The beaEproyed TO be u yearllng
and weighed 10 pounds,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-15
aRnnNpowN Nnwe.
somo Iato Nowa aud poruonal NotOr,


GREENTowN, Aug, 10,
The WOmen'a Foreign Missionary
Society will give u lawn fete and festi'
val here Saturday evening,
Mrs. Mattioe, Of Cleveland, is visiting
her brother, l., u. Dougherty'
Miss Thoobald, of Dayton, is visiting
Miss Aggle Raber
Miss Hooklnbmlth. of Wadsworth, 10
the guest OF Miss Nottlo Shonatelt
Mrs VIM. Miller and daughters Eva
and Josie, Of Akron, are visiting NJ
Abraham Miller'a,
Mrs, Ada Kramer, Of MogOdoro, Is
yislting friends here.
win whistler, who has been seriously
sick the past week, 10 on the mend,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-15
soMnTaiNa OF A SHOCK,

n Man Who Took over 800 Volta OF
ELECTRICITY Without Much Trouble.
STEuBENvILLE Aug0 -Suporinten.
dent Daylds of tho SleubCuyille Eleo'
tric Street railway, yesterday received
the shock OF $50 volts Of electricity,
direct, the current passing through his
body from the right hand aud out NJ
the left
lie staggered and partly fell against
n box, but beyond bitter taste In his
mouth, n little nausea and nervousness
he experienced no bad result, Two en-.
ploye5 have taken 500 volts.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-15
A canton Mnn'n nrothor oota rhoro

Michael Rebholtz, who was running
on the Democratic ticket In Campbell
county, Kentucky, for state repre-.
sentative, has been elected by
a majority Of thirty.one lie was q
Justice of the Peace there for many
years. He is n brother Of Constable
Valentine Rebholtz Of this city,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-15
AN oDDupATn PARENT
Flnda Himself outwittod by n Daught
Hound 90 Marriage.

Finds HimhoH Omwittod by n Daughter
bound on Marriage.
ITHACA, Mich, Aug 8..-Miso Laura
Smith, daughter or a wealthy farmer,
was engaged 20 be married 10 John
Hanson, OF Jackson, but her father ob.
Iected, and finally issued orders that
the girls suitor should not be allowed
10 enter the house. Following this the
young lady LETT nome, Lust week her
father discovered that she was IN Jack.
son, and he aw0fe ont n wnrrent oharg.
ing her with illegally living with Han.
bon, The young woman was arrested
and brought here. For six days she
maintained n rigid silence, refusing 10
explain her conduct on beg forgiveness.
To-day she showed marriage cerhll.
cate, revealing that she and Hanson
had been married tho day she reached
Jackson. Az IPgal proceedings have
been stopped, Hanson came after his
wife to-day, but both Indignantly TO.
fused 10 be entertained by Mr., Smith.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-15
A PosroFFGon CLERK

Arrested on Charge OF Tamporing with
tho Maila..-lIo Confoaooa His Guilt.
A dispatch from Washington says;
"lnspector R0thbone Of the postonlCe
department has received information
of the arrest NJ Canton, o., yesterday OF
John II, Gale, late clerk In the Plimton
postolllue, on charge Of tamporlng
with registered mail, Gale has made u
confession Postmaster Arohinal was
seen this afternoon but knows nothing
of the transaction. He says two IN.
spectors were IN the city on Wednes
day, but they did not state their bust.
ness 10 him.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-15
A DYNAMITE oAP
In a Hall Players Pocket oausoa HiB
Death,

an hhll AlhYplh Atohob Nhuhoh hlh
Death,
BANGOR, Me, Aug. 0,--A very DO.
culiar aud sad accident occurred In
BrOwnyile, Some OF the young men
and boys had gathered on the play,
ground IN the center Of the village and
were engaged In u ball game. IL had
progreaae6 for several Innings when
Edgar $, Howard, fourteen years old,
went IN 10 bat Almoat the lrst ball
sent 10 him WAS wildly pitched, aud the
players and crowd we're shocked when
they saw N strike him Ia the stomach,
An explosion foll0Wed IN an instant,
which mycl0pcd him In u cloud Of
smoke, The boy had been near some
railroad construction work which In in
progress aud had been given n dyna'
mite cap, WhOn ho went 10 play ball
he put thc cap ~ liA pocket and
forgot Oll about IT, The ball had struck
fairly upon tho pocket, causing tho cap
10 bust with terrible effect. The Wholo
Iltdhy portion VI tho lnd'R right arm
was blown away but the other Injuries
were even more severe, for the death
dealing explosion tore into his right
side decorating the llelh Ia u frlghttul
mauner
Nuue Of Tho spectators expected 10
sec the little fellow taken up alive, but
II was found TINT death hud not IN.
stautly resulted, Ito was carried 30 tho
house of hi0 father u wealthy citizen,
and WAN breathing 40 last accounts, but
was not expeCltO W turYiyp long
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ion of everything, stores, Offices etc
The clerks fed for their lives, several
persons were pretty badly injured The
Labor leaders made an attempt 10 quiet
the riot but failed, and had 10 got ont
OF the way OF tho dfnnk6n lluna
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-15
ouAIunp .BY Tnn NECK.
How n Brutal Tathor Treated Iii
Child.

Child.
WlNoSA, MINI, Aug, 8.-Ernest
Hoppe, u railroad laborer living at
Minnesota City, put o heavy log chain
about tho neck ofhis twelveyear.old
son, locked 10 no tightly that the boy
was nearly Chokod and then went away
10 work Two or three hours later
nelghbors carried TIC lad to u black.
smith shop, where the chain was re-
moved. When Hoppe got home the
neighbors turned ouiin force and after
u struggle chained lin by the neck TO
post, The boy hatl offended by free
ing u lot of sheep which had been con
fined IN o pen aud wore eulfering for
water. The father slye no 10 sorry now
the boy didn't die.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-15
COLD IN DEATH.


Cn1oAoo, Aug. 9,.--[Special, Police
Officer Adam w. Fryer was found dend
on Harrison street this morning about
$3.50, Two bullet holes were found in
his chin and breast, The body was
cold and he had evidently been MUIR
dered while on his beat. There is no
clue TO the murder.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-15

brazil, Ind, Aug 0.--Though long
delayed and under ban OF secrecy
President lIrrrlson's check for $50 10
aid the coal miners, passed over q bank
counter. to-day.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-15
Will RnsroRn oRpnR .
uovornor oonorol of oroto WIN Put 10
Uso 10000 Mon.

LONDON, Aug. 0,--It Is now reported
that Uhadllkor POsha, now Turkish
Embassador at st, Petersburg, has
been appointed Governor General Of
Crete. He will demand, IL is said u
force Of 10000 men TO restore order on
the iRlnnh.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-15
R1orina coKnns.
Drunken Huna Raid -Four Works and
| Annnull IiAhororn.

Assault Ltbororu,
PiTTsBURo, Aug D,ISpecial. +
There 10 great excitement In the Con
nellsville coke regional A mob Of -four
hundred llunQarlans, majority OF
whom were drunk, could not be made
TO understand that Che strike had been
settled in their favor and they ralded
four works where the men had returned
10 work. They took complete possess
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-15
A pRonAnLy RApAI shnnP.

stops ofa Ilalroad Car Scalp oarrollton
Man,
Joshua AldbrIdgc, Of Carrollton, was
struck by u step OF u cabOoe0 on the o.
q. II 5. rond az Scotia station, lie was
badly injured, 10 was Sonlpcd from
the forehead Ia the base OF the ahull
His gkul was fractured und Knee wa,
broken, II 10 thought he IL Injured I'M
tgrnully Aldbudge was lying asleep on
the platform wheu the train passed and
must have moved toward the train, Na
the fOreward cars pafSed him safely.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-15
OTHER PLACES,

Navarro, February %, Alban +. Lush
Catbarine A, Sh tier April %, VIII
liam Stamm, Lizzie Roy
Alliance, February %, William Q,
Richards, Minnie l.. Bestly. October
10, Daniel Goode, Katie B. Owen.
Perry township, September 22, John
Kicker, Tile Kohl, North Lawrence,
February 9, William Moore, Jennie Lis.