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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1889-02-07

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Summons, Sheriff's Sales and all other le-
gal notices per iAch first insertion..... 81 so
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prepayment demanded. all others paya-
bls quarterly.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-26
AslLvnR WEDDING.

Pleasant purpriao Party to Mr., and Mira.
Louis ohutldor Of Plain rownah,p.,-
A Memorable oooa ION.
Saturday thclih lust, was day Of sure
prise aud pleasure 20 Mr., aud Mrs, Louia
Schneider Of Plain township, thia county.
On Sunday the 18th II was twenty-five
years that they were united Ia holy mat
rim0ny Thor children aud frlcnda de-
tcrmincd 10 celebrate the happy event
They accordingly arranged surprise
upon the non'HufpcctIng couple, and
many Invitations were extended to rclN,
tiyca aud friends The fcetiyc day was
set for Saturday tho lith. II was most
disngroCnblo day aa FAR Ra the weather
aud roads were concerned, but II did not
keep away very many Of the gucats, Early
In the forenoon they began to arrive, and
those who cNmc frat had the pleasure Of
seeing how the surprise worked, Up 10
noon, and oven past the guests continued
20 arrive, About o'clock u sumptuoua
dinner bcllttng the occasion was spread,
Of which about gCvonty.nyo persons par.
took A number Of useful aud elegant
presents were gwen ~ the happy host aud
hostcns, in token Of tho esteem In which
they are holdhy circhildrcn and friends.
Dinner over, Rev, l., T., Meyer briefly nd.
dressed those present, thanking the chill.
drcn aud friends in behalf oi Mr. and
Mrs, Schneider for their interest mani.
tested IN thomj also congrNtulnting the
happy couple iu behalf Of all, upon the
completion Of twenty-five years of thor
welded life, and Wishing them tho bless.
Ing Of God forthcir future days, Having
thus spont tho day In pleasant social In.
tcrcoursc, the gucsta departed, leaving
the host aud hostess tu dream over their
silver wedding surprise In thCallCnt hours
of the nipht,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-26
A SECOND WIFE
Obtained Under Very Peculiar Cir
Cnmstancea.
bhe Costs $500 Which Goes to tho First
one.-.A Divorce Obtained by Question
able Means Which Gould Not bo Bot
Aside, Hut Alimony Ia Granted,

Part Of q gross Injustice and wrong was
rlghted by Judge Peaae yesterday after
noon,
A divorce obtained by fraud, possession
OF some property gained, and second
marriage,
The decree 0f divorce could not bo aet
aside, but some Of the property wrong
fully wronohed from a woman h returned
10 hcr,
Tho greater part Of the time Of Judge
Pelae was occupied yesterday afternoon
In hearing the testimony and argumont6
IA support Of motion 70 Het aside de-
cree Of divorce which he granted last
summer A short review Of tho case
would not be- amiaa,
II will be- remembered that Jamos liohu
was granted divorce from Margaret
Rohn ON the grounds of wiliu absence,
The defendant liyodatNew Haven, Conn,
aud did not receive legal notice Of the APP
pllcation, She received letters from her
husband oautIoulng her not 10 come 10
Canton, She also received a number Of
anonymous loltCra which contained the
same advice, The divorce was granted,
and James R0hon WAS married At Louis
vile to Dora Wilson, we'll known In this
city,
Mrs, Rohon placed tic matter In the
the hands Of r, G, Collins, aud that lltto
attorney made gallant fight Rohen h
employed at Elbol q Co.'s and has no.
duIrod some property since ho has resided
In Canton. A motion 10 sot aaIdc the do,
cree was made aud the divorced wife who
was supposed 10 be- In the FAR east sud.
dcnly made hor appearance, M htO the
CONSERVATION 0t all parties CONGO. H,
Mong 4 MCCurly aud j, G. Glycn g. ro.
Hrutcd Rnhcn, while z, j, Collins looked
after The Interests OF the wtpngcd woman,
Allldnyita were produced showing that tho
divorce was obtained hy fraud aud cir.
cumHinnccH showed that Dora Wilson was
an important iuct1r In assisting Ruhcn
20 get rid 0f hiH wife, bat not conclusive
enough to make her go defendant An
tlih evidence wpf produced and the case
rrgurd ~ lcugth,
Judge ponsc after hearing the cnao REM
Ilorcd hiH decision, Tie stated that the
law, hc was sorry io saw prevented HIN
from aotlug aside the dpCrcc, aud hC was
morally not Iudically certain that Dora
NilEun was cOnspirutGr M robbing Mrs,
Ruhcn ui her Just rightH, lie scored the
hchomcra Ia words that could be- uudcr,
stood, und gave MrH. Margaret Rohcu
$500 NlImuuy
II was not supposed or dcu'red that
Ruhpn would live witl. hia first wife, and
UH the ulimoUy wuu given, the woman 10
satisfied
Ruhou win now be compelled 20 pay
$50 for Dora Wilson, hls uccuud wife,
While Mrs, Mnrgbrct Rohcn can go hacl,
a. Connecticut free aud partially viudi-
cniod woman, The casr was novel one,
aud was giyon considerable attention by
the bar and tho result was looked forward
e. with much interest,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-26
IS DRIcn a cIm2aE 0goUAp
- u d.
wFtIb. .nongroslao,u Eamiasa I9sk l..

'A' OF iho MARCOS MAJ 40 ~ IN &,
CoLumus, O, Dec. e. lSpoclal.l
EX'CongrosWmou Lnmlron of Lima Ia hero
to dIHpruyo the charges mudn by Candl.
date Thomas, that BrIco ia uotu citizen
Of Ohio Lomson has brought somo
documents with him bearing ON tho
mnttoE which ho gives to the pross.
Mr., Lomlsou declares that Brico has
always been "a citizcn Of Lima, Ohio,
whore lac is now living with his family In
his own house, with his own household
furniture aud library which he has never
at any time removed or intended tn re-
moyO from Lima, He has always had hia
oillco aud Office furniture In Lima. Ho
has always paid his personal taxes In Al-
len county aud ncvor registered or voted
anywhere else, Ho did not vote In 1893
aud 1880 because ho was busy at the head.
quarters Of the national committee, tho
contest Ia Virginia aud the now states ro-
quring constant attention, Even then he
paired with u prominent Republican In
Lima, In all dCposiuons, certificates of
incorporation and other legal documents
Mr.. Brico has Nlwoyu given his residence
as LimN,n
In regard to the nquCduct contract Mr.
Lamlson said that there wHHA bond signed
by Mr. Brico ns a frccholdcr In New York
city, He was qualified us u property
owner thCrc Just us he is In Indiana, Tcn-
ncsscc aud other states, residence not he-
iug requisite. AZ The time of appearing
before the Nquoduct board 10 qualify az
bondsmHn Mr., BrIco stated that ho was
citizcn OF Ohio aud President JNmos G.
Spencer aud William Dowd, president of
the Bunk oi North America, and members
Of such board testify Ia ulllduviis that Mr..
Bricc was ucccptcd with the explicit state.
mont that he was citizen Of OHIO. Their
Nlllduvits 20 that effect aud also those of
other persons who were present wcro
shown the correspondent by Mr., Lumson.
Tho NllduyIts state plainly that Mr.. Brico
was accepted on TIE bond after stating
that ho was % citizen Of Ohio,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-26
Itnmn From arnnntnwn.

Mr. O. p. Shanafdlt has purchased thc
foundry OF Allen Wioc, and will, os soon
aa needed repairs have been made, begin
work, j. S. Aclscr has bccn engaged as
superintendent.
Camp q Thompson have shut down
their tile and brick works hero. New
kilna will bc built and new machines add
cd, whonthcy expect 70 start with larger
forco than ever.
Groontown can now "llollon with Cnn-
ton or Akron. New phone put ia Satur-
day.
Funeral services Of Mrs, Robocca Moore,
wife Of j. p. Moore, woro held In the NJ.
Il. church here yesterday Services woro
conducted by Rev. Moses. The deceased
leaves II husband and ton children, four
sons and ak dnughters, oil Of whom were
present at her funeral, Sho was highly
esteemed In the community, u good neigh
bor, wife, mother aud Christian.
The M. u, Sabbath viii give an ontcr-
tainmeptin the church Christmas evening,
December 2bth.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-26
RnLuoTANqLY RMonIvnp,


Three Convicted Prisoners Got Christmas
oifta In tho Shape Of Penltentiary Ben
tenoea,
Three prisoners who have been convict
ed, drew their Christmas presents In Conn
mon Pleas oouIq late yeaterdy afternoon,
Judge Peaae acted aa Santa Claus and
Sheriff Lelnnger distributed the presents
awarded,
The first victim brought In was Harry
Ellwood, who was tried aud convicted for
picking pockets on the street cars during
the sherman Brigade reunion last SUM
mer, lie h q smooth faced young man
aud had nothing 10 say why sentence
should not be- passed on him, Ito roeely,
ed two years la the Ohio pentenGary,
The next 10 ho rewarded was QUO Hnr-
toll lle had been found guilty Of burglar,
igIng Santry q McGowun'a shoe store last
summer with Geo, Pelham Ro has not
yot been apprehended, 9, O, upham,
l1aqu was hIa attorney and aslSod tho
clomoncy Of tho court In behalf Of he
client, who 10 only twenty,one years Of
hge' Prosecuting Attorney Wolty an
awored by roclllng tho prisoners record,
which, according TO tho officials story II
very unaayory, Tho court thought tho
young man needed considerable time 10
reflect on the error OF his ways, Ne got
for bis present -four years Ia The Ohio
pcnltentnry,
The last aud eldoht was Philh Ross,
who had pleaded guilty 20 burglary
nnd larceny. Harlel aud Pelham met
him ~ Alliance and Induced him 10 Holl
twopnlr Of their NJ gotten foot wear lie
was poor and hard up aud 80 stated 10 hla
Honor lie h gray aud abOnt forty years
OF age. Tho court rave him tho llghtost
sentence possible one year at Columbus.
Late yesterday ChnH, Cnlnan entered a
plea OF guilty 10 burglary and larceny II
viii bo Remembered that he IN company
with Goo, Julian, robbed Wondcrly'a Rcc,
ond'lNnd store ON South Walnut street
last HprluR, jUlnn Wia otuglt aud got u
years sentence, CalHu succeed la oud-
ing the oliIcorH, unlil about a week ago he
was captured NJ hD bone ln Navarro
street llo got ono ygtr 20 mediate Over
hH pngi career,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-26
qnn nousn ooMMIrrnng.

There are some dozen committees, such
as on expenditure, In the Department OF
Justice, eion that are appointed by the
Speaker that never meet, aud are Of no
public concern. OF the commtteGs that
have responsibility aud legislation In
charge, the following are the assignments
by the Speaker IN idltIoh 10 those
already announcodi
Committee on Rivers and Harbora
Henderson, llllnoiai GrosyonoE Ohloi
! Herman, Oregonj Bowdcn, Virginia
CLARK, Wlaconblnj Stephenson, Michigan
Molit, New York, Townsend, fennsyl,
yaniaj Nledrlnghaua, Mlssourli Blanch-
ard, Loulalanal Calchiugs, Mississippi ,
Glbhon, Maryland Stewart T0gaai LOS
Ter, Georgia. CLARK, Alabama.
bhnling and Currency Dorsey, Ne
hraekaj CongiG, Iowa, Morrill,, Kansas,
Wilbur, Now York Arnold, Rhode Island
Walker Mnasaohuaeuat Wright, Penn.
Hylvanla; Evans, Tonncaseoj Dnrgan,
south Crollnai Covert New York
Shlyoly, Indiana Wlko, lllinolai llanea,
Pacific Railroads -Dalgell, Pennyl.
yania; Mason, Illinois, Mlloa, COnneCtl-
cuti MoreY Ohio, ltalncs, New York
Moore, Now llnmpahlroj Wallace, Maaaa.
ohhhe9tai Flick, lowai Cralno, Toxna;
Blgga California; Cooper Indiana
o'Neill, Maaaachuaetlai O'Rellly, Maaaa-
ohuaetta.
Invalid Pensions Morrill,, gunaaa,
Sawyer New York; CraiR Pennsylvania
Muse, New llampdhlrei Bolknap, Mlchi.
gan; Flick, Iowa, Taylor, Tenncaae0i
Wilson, KontuoNyi Laws, Nebraska
NodoR Ohio, Lane, lllinoa, Goodnight,
UfnltNgIfNF IHWpaY lfaaut.l. 4
Riaiaeippi, Martin, Indiana.
Judiciary Ezra =. Taylor Ohio; Sow.
nrbNermout Cnswoll, Wisconsin Adams,
illinois, Buchanan, Now Jersey, Thomp.
son, Ohio, Mccormick, Pennsylvania, f,
sherman, New York, Reed, Iowa, Cul.
hOeon, TexnAi Jatoa, Aluhamr Rogers,
Arkanangj Wilson, Wcat Virginia; Hem
dcrson, North Carollnnj stewart Georgia.
Commcrce-BhkeE New York; Mason,
lllinolai O'Nelll, Ptnnsylynnin, Andcr.
son, knnHnsi Wiekhnm, Omoj Browne,
Yirginlni Lind, MiunCaota Randall,
MnHeuchusottai Stockhridg0, jr, Mary.
land, Sweeney, Iowa, Campbell, New
York; Turner, Georgia Pholnn, Tcnucs-
sect O'Noill, Indiana, Wilkinson, Loula
nnNi Walker, Missouri.
Election Of President aud Vice prcal,
dent=LOdgo MnngnchuBrtta; Rowcll, ili.
moist Slownrt, Vermont llaugnn, Wircon.
son; McComnN Maryland, Henderson,
Iowa Frank, Missouri Smyscr, Ohio, Sc.
npy, Buckalcw, PENNSYLVANIA, llomphill,
South CTollna, Mccarthy, New York Z,
Tucker, Virginia
Eleventh Census Dunucl, MnncsotL {;
MckcnnO, California; J, -, Taylor Ohio;
Boutcllc, Maine Bingham, Pcnnylyup; Z;
Adams, lllnosj sherman, New Yohl I;
Frank Missouri; Blount, Georgia; Hell
man, Indiana; Iillmuu, South Carolina I,
Washington, TcnnoaaeOr Owens, Ohio.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-26
osnaburg Itoms.

OsNABURo, Dec. %.
Charles woirouch aud Cora Blorworth,
OF this place, were united In marriage
Sunday, Rcv. HerbruolS, officiating.
Tho o. C. II. viii give an entertainment
in the high Gohoolroom Saturday evening,
December %.
Charlie, son Of D. w. and MRS. Werlich,
died this morning at O o'clock, of mem
branous Group.
Mr.. Frank Dollnnd family, Of Colorado,
formerly of this place, are here visiting
relatives.
"Mashor,n OF Canton, Supdayed with
his parents, on Liberty street.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-26
pRAMK ro rn-rLa nnA1rn.

A Middle Branch Prtyar Reo,ins Dis.
tufDud BY -Four Wegldsno COW Doya,
On last Thursday evening prayer
meeting was hold ~ no ,f,OId village Of
Middle Branch, The services were ntor
rupled hy three yourp mon who proposed
the COW boy act 10 perfa'uon. They went
inie the meeting, Ncltet down several
honolca and drank loi'ho honlth of the
wordhIPors from a blf h,ltle Of hug Juice.
Thcmcotlng wan broh0n up, aud The H.
Gle church left 70 thonsfqy Of the intrUd,
or1, 0ta
Yesterday u wUwantvna sworn ont bee
fore Mayor Blake for tho arrest Of four Of
them, Marshal Gentry aud Officer Me
Cort won't 20 that place laat nlghtin car.
riogc httcr them, aud succeeded In cap.
turlng three, On the way homo tho horses
gave olt and the Marshal was compollod
To- Wko the railroad tack with hia two,
whilo the policeman drove the team. Two
were hbndcullrd together while tho third
remained with tho officer, aud NJ an carly
hour lhib morning the weary march was
rnded nt the county lnil, The parties nie
rested are William Sommcrs, George W.,
lllggius aud hlmOr A, lcrgncr Thoy
nave not yet boon arpigucd
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-26
~ VIM nn A nuMMnR

The New York Business Mems Demo-
cratic association VIII Make ~ jack
sous Day Memorablo-l'i Democratic
Governors 20 ba Beanled aud rouhied'
NEw YoUR Dec 2i,-lSpoclnl.l Tho
executive committee Of the Business
MONS Democratic Association has ar
ranged for dinner 10 be- given on janu'
ory sth, the anniversary Of the battle OF
New Orleans, to the following five Demo
cratic Governors elects H. nolos, Of Iowa.
JAS, y, Campbell, of Ohioj =, W, Mckin'
ney Of YlrgIniai Leon Albeit, Of New
Jersey aud Joseph Toolo, Of Montana.
Congressman Carlisle, Of Konmchyi
Breckenridge, Of Arkansas aud Mills, OF
Of Texas, Ex,proaldcnt Cleveland, Gov
Hlll and Mayor Grant are among the In
vltod ones, who will make short spocchoh'
II h proposed 10 make the event meme
orabl0 one,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-26
Nnrrnw mnnnnn.

This morning while worl,mcn wcro,on.
gagged In digging the sewer on South
Market street, Il suddenly cOvcd IN COW
ering ono man whose name could not bo
learned, up 20 the mock, He wussoon dug
out and DR., Rnodcl summoned. Ho was
taken to his homo on South Allen street
whore he now is, He received several
severe bruises, aud luckily no bones were
broken. His cscl,po from fatal injury was
miraculous, aud he will b9 able 10 beout
In few days.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-26
LATEST TELEGRAPHIC. !
Fresh From the Wires This
Afternoon.
A MANIAC AND MURDERER.

Terrible Tragedy at ottowa In oanada-.-
Insanity. Murder Duloide and Urema-
tion,
OTTAWA, Ontarla, Dee, 9l,-lSpeoial,l -
w, Ford, contractor Of SanRe Garyen,
who has been acting strangely Of late
murdered his wife and then tried 10 kill
his daughter and sIhiorin'law, Failing In
this he set fre 10 tho house aud cut his
own throat Tho murderer and his sister
in-law who was caught In the flames were
both burned 10 death,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-26

developed, SEQ tha protuae wate'y eHpeo'
oratlOn and thin watery discharge from
lao nose, not one OF them wOhld ever Tor.
get what the first hymptoiha OF cold
were, The scholar should then be given
Chamberlaln'a Cough Remedy freely,
that all might see that even severe cold
could be cured IN one or two days, or ~
lenht greatly mitgated, when properly
treated as spon as the first symptoms APP
pear This remedy p famous ior lla cure
especially for these diseases and n the
most prompt and most reliable medicine
known for the purpose, bO cent bottles
for sale by Duirhin, Wright q Go, and
SOllmanu,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-26
MANY WEDDINGS.
Probabilitioa Of Their Taking Place on
ChrihtmHH Dhy,

Probablitioa Of Their Taking Place on
Christmas Day,
Marriage licenses have boon issued TO-,
j, w, llonnings aud Linda Andric, Of
Paris,
Arthur j, Mcolond aud Carrie l.. Hur.
ford, Of Canton,
W. y, Sutlc aud Sodlc A, Kurts, OF
Canal Fulton,
Lawrence Jacob and Elizabeth Coplcn,
of Louisville
GustOyusA lloiin and Alice G. Sproguo
of Canton,
Charles A, lSridcr aud Sarah j, Moblcy,
OF Canal Fulton
ChurlcA Slmushcrry aud Gcttio BNugh.
man, Of Pigeon Run
pyron :. Long aud Rata u, Stoncr, of
Lake Z, q,
John Manning and Lizzie Long, of Ali.
unCc,
William H. Lamb and Sadie Little, of
Canton,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-26
A Double Celebration.

Tho window Of j, II. Bocl'a meat mar.
kct on East ruscnrawos street prcaonta a
novel and, II II might bo said "yum
yumN appearance. The little porkors,
poultry and meats that are to hc consumed
ot the Barnett House tomorrow are taste.
fully exhibited Landlord Burns is simply
ccstolic over the arrival of "fhut Grl,n
aud The gucsts will have every reason to
remember the prediction of u wcll known
policeman, that the hgrbingcr Of big
Christmas dinner would not be- boy.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-26
Atrn.tnd tho rhlrd rimn.

David Oyoriorf, Of Louisville, who was
arrested on on Friday aud Saturday In u
bcastly state Of intoxicntlon, was released
Sunday morning aud almost huggcd May
or Blake for his kindness, He was FREQ
but short time, when the services Of
Officers Vogolgcsnng aud McCurdy wore
needed Os he was at his old tricks again.
lie was taken TO the city prison. Some
OF hle friends nj Louisville were sent for
10 take mm homo.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-26
Ho Ueod Bad Lanauogo.

YoetCrdny afternoon Mrs, Rdola Hnr.
mcrwont before jusiiec RIualo aud filed
an affidavit against Frank Dulincr, charg-
Ing him with using Indecent language bc.
fore aud In presence OF lndIca. he was
arrested by Constable SlOgcl and pleaded
notguilty TO the charge, lndofault Of SO
hnil he was taken 20 the county Inil 10
await his hearing on Friday evening at Z
O'Clock, All the parties Interested In the
cnsr reside on East Seventh street, aud
the litigation Is the result Of u quarrel Of
nOqhburA.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-26
uo Failed TO apprar.

Several days ago Jacob Randall went
before Justice WctlNoh and aworc out u
warrant for the arrest of Edward ella.
dicux, charging him withstcolIng hls gun,
He was arrested by Constable Rcbhots,
and was TO have had hearing this after.
noon, Tho prosecuting wltuoHs did not
appear and the cnsc was dismissed All
the parties Interested In the Cuso reside
near Harrisburg, this county,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-26
A GU pp WEDDING

TO Talto Place at tho Hurford RoaIdonoo
In North Clovolond Avenue To-day
A rather quiet wedding will be conslm-
mated this evening. The bride will
be Miss Carrie HurGord of No, lSi North
Cleveland avenue, while the groom viii
be MFR. Arthur MoaNnd of West rus-
oornwaa street, Both the bride and groom
are quito fnvorably known here IN this
city, Tho bride IN the eldest daughter OF
Mr. l.. X. Hurford. Mr.. MoAlnnd cumo
hero with the llnmpdon watch works aud
has mndo Il great impression In Canton
by his musical talent.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-26
pripoonu plow Company Dlootion.

The etockholdcrs OF The Princess Plow
Co., held their annual meeting Thursday
Tho business was found 10 be In very
prosperous condition, with prospects very
ilattering Tor an Increased business for
the following year. They elocled the fol-
loving lg managers for lSSOi ,'i Directors e
Schlabach and w, II, Seton, Officers,
G. q. Cook, president; G. II. Cook, vice
presidents, w. ". Seton, secretary and
treasureri John Hug, superintendent
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-26
MnrrIaao Lioennon.

George Brashoar and Caroline Me.
LauRhlin, of Canal FultoDi VIM, Harmon
aud Blma Yohe, Of Canton; Israel Motz
and Addic Fox, Of Canton, Christian Rudy
ank RGtt Sprankle, OF Crystal Springs
Charles Martin aud Elma Runtz, OF North
Lawrence; Albert II. Smith and Anna
Brown, OF Sippo; Arthur Davis ard So-
phio Kirby, OF Alliance; Jacob Miller and
Moggio,Johnson, of Alliance.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-26
A Now IndnntrY.

Score another industry for Canton,
This time II is the manufacture OF the
"Crystal Butter Pacl ogcn FOR preserving
and shipping buttor. Tho proprctors are
Messrs. Taylor and Brown, the latter hc-
ing j. X. Brown, lately with the glass
works. The parties have leuspd the Wal.
kcr works on the line OF the ~, Wayne,
just of South Market and will manulfac.
ture the goods IN great number.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-26

A son of Mr., NJ, D. Pusser, n merchant
Of Gibraltar, N. g., was ga badly afflicted
with rheumatism for year or more, as TO
bc unable to work or 20 to school. Hn
fnthor concluded 10 try Chamhernh's
Pain Balm on the boy, II soon cured Linn
and he has since walked one ana u half
miles TO school and back every school
day. 10 cont bottles for sale by Durbin,
Wright u Co. aud Sollmann,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-26

Tho John Dannor Manufacturing CO.,
who have occupied some space In tho
Buckeye Works FOR two months, have in
said timo constructed about GOO revolving
case in said works, which has been n
great accommodation to tho firm, as II
would have bccn impossible to mako any
moro coses than they have at the original
,,lnui
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-26

"Wh0t the matter, TommIo?n "papa,
my po'po-pony las cu.cu-put his foot.
"psllnw don't Fret papa has got n bottle
Of Salvation Olln
This is the month when those troubled
with cough should 90 for DR.. Bull's Cough
Syrup,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-26
murdoro,a aud Robbrm sullatIarso.

PuTsuuGO, Pa, Dee, a. SpcclnLl-
The three robbers who robbed and mur-
dcrcd Mrs, Rubcrt Turcnium last night
were detected Ut lraddocl, This morning.
They fred upon the officers who at
tempted to arrest thom and mudo thclr
escape, A posse s sin Ia pursuit.