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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-24
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M'IEJSCOW e..

,Kamisarze poeoiato,ci o5nizyli
,pensya superintendent szkof
ma $1,000.
Ks. prob. Byseaeski, kt6ry jak
wiadomo, W dniu 20 listopada
z}ama} noge, juz moze chodzc pc
.pokoju ma krukwiach. Mega do
brze sic zrosla i gdy bandaze zu-
,peinie zostana zdjste, ME pozosta-
ME najmniejszy slad nieszczesnego
przypadku.
AEcqonaryusze tutejszej gazety
niemieckiej ADLER ,wybrali ma
lnagerem p. .Johna Ludwiga W
mlejsce p. Jana Hungra.
Los z ksiegarni Roesnera Mr..
1921 wygral PICKING Lote, a los
1908 kosztowna samograjke.
Kto .potrzebWje czego z apteki,
niechaj idzie do pana Pelzera,
.gdzie jest prowizorem aptekarsklm
ziomek nasz pan Mioha} Kuczkow-
ski. = Zwracamy uwage ma u
mieszezone W dzisiejszym hume
RE ogioszenls tel ;apteki.
qeSlub. = We wtorek pob}ogos-
4awi1 W koseiele polskim W Wi
NOME ks. Mlkula zwiazek mafzeh-
ski pomiedzy Janem Sikorskim a
Maryanna Wera.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-24

J. L. Finch 5
Rada ~powo}ana zosta}a przez
komisarza powiatowego do porzad-
ku j ma wniosek p. M. Toye wy
brany J. L. Finch tymczasowym
przewodniczacym.
Ma wniosek p. J. H. Perry wy
brany zostaf, NJ. Toye przez akla-
macy2 Jednog}osnie przewodnicza-
Gym ma rok biezacy.
Pan Toye zabrai swe miejsce
i.rozpoczaf obrady.
Ma wniosek przy]ete zosta}y
bondy nastepulacych urzedn1kow:
D. .Fakler, kasyer pow. s120,O0O
e. A. Ramm, auditor pow. 5000
F. 'Fitzpatrick, prokurator pow.J 600
B. Bollmann, register cd deeds5 900
L. ;Braley, szeryf 5000
j.. Story, sedzia sierot 1000
D.. "A. Stew art, koroner 500
Bond licensowy ma wyszynk
cd Amy Schommer z Rollingstone,
W kwocie $4,000, zostal przyzwolo-
ny i license udzielony.
,Sprawozdanie roczne powiato-
wego superintendent szk6f ma
wniosek zostalo przyJete i do akt
odlozone.
Bond tlicensowy M wyszynk
cd Kar6la Bartsch z Elby W SUI
mie $4,000 zosta} przyJety i license
udzielony.
Petycya OBJ. P. l.. Murray i
innych, ably po}nocna po}owe po-
MISUNDERSTANDING twiartki SEX
cyl %, town 105, Rang 6, z di-
stryktu szk6lnego Mr.. SO przeniesc
do distryktu M. "a, zostaia pre-
dyskutowana i przyzwolona.
Nastepujaca uchwa}a ma wnio-
SEX ~zosta4a przyjeta.
Poniewaz stosunki urzedowe
miedzy ta Rada a ustepujacym a.
uditorem powiatowym p. Henry
w. Poss, dochodza do konca i po-
niewaz tie stosunki zawsze byly
jaknaJ serdeczniejsze, przeto niniej-
SEEN uchwala sic, re Z wielkiem
zadowoleniem spogladamy W ty{
ma jego di~ugoletnie i znakomite u
rzedowanie jake auditor powiato-
wy j klerk Rady, wyrazajac mu
nasze jaknaiszczersze uznanie "a
punktualnie i wAerne spe1nianie O.
b~owiazkow.
Uchwalilismy, ably Rada z}o-
zy}a "a to panu P.o SIS podziekowa-
ME i aby tie uchwa}y zaciagniete
zosta}y do protokufu.
Nastepujacy rapport cd BOARD
of Audit zostaf przyjety do akt
odlozony.
BIURO AUDITORA.
Winona, Mimi, 10 grudnia, 50.
Do Szanowei Rady Komisa-
rzy powiatowych winohskiego Pc
wiatu.
Szanowni Panowie!.
My, ponizei podpisani, stano-
WAC Board of Audit" powiatu
winohskiego, referujemy, re zebra
lismy sic W dniu 10 grudnia 1888
+. zbadallsmy ksiazki i sprawoz-
DANA k~asyera powiatowego, znalez-
lismy zas takowe 20 lie siega ma
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-24
IL. PiePZcHHs u lSkH
Polski Golarz
GOR E. Eta Str.
Winona, Mimi.

Arm pana W. SUCHO-
MIRA, prey 3 ulicy obok salonu
p. Rozka, poleea sic faskawym
wzgledom polskich mieszkahc6w
A tel wardy %obiecujac skora obsfu-
ge. -StrzySenle wfosow dorosiym
kostuje 20 centow, dzieciom Is
eentow. -Redakcya Wiarusa pole
CO pana Suchomira jaknajmocniej,
bedac przekonana, ze poKfadanego
W MIN zaufania ME zawiedzic.
HSevonam Daszkopski, utica
king Str.) M. 853 ma diva Lofty
ma sprzedaz W l i A wardzie. Lot
W 1nwardzie znajduje sic PREY szpi-
talu, dawniejszym klasztorze, lot
" drugiej PREY Mankato Ave.
Bazagze gwiazdko,vym VIM.
Roessnera dostaniecie "a kazdego
dolara towarow, jake tam kupi-
ole, los ma lot gminny, 40, stop
szoruki, lob dlug1 - Tub ma sa-
u~aograjke.
KaSdy, kto kupi u mnie to-
war6w "a $1.O0, odhiesze los ma
zioty ,zegarek.
FIR. PEREUTKA.
Kram PREY polskim kosclele.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-24
Obrady KOmisarzy
P~Owiat0Wych.

Rada Komisarzy powiatowych
powiatu winohskiego zebrafa sic W
dniu l stycznia 1889 r. W Blurze
auditora W WiNonie ma regularne
posiedzenie.
Ohecni byli panowie Toye,
Bambenek, Finch i Perry.
Ma wniosek odroczy}a sic Ra-
da az do srody, o godzinie 10
pred po}udniem.
Sroda, 2 staaIcsnia SO.
Bond ma license cd wyszynku
cd Mary Miller W miasteczku Rol-
lingstone w Kwocie $4,000 ma wnio-
SEX zo,ta} przyjety license przyz-
wolony.
Rachunek Kompanii w. A..
Roosevelt W w~ysokosci s2SO5 "a
~czesciowa sp}ate z Koniraktu "a
ogrzewanie parowe W ratuszu, ma
w%niosek, zosta} przyzwolony.
Ma wnlosek odroczenie az do
poniedzia}ku, 7 stycznia, o godzi-
ME 10 pred pofudniem.
Poniedzia1ek, Z stvcSnia, 50.
Wszyscy cz|onkowie obecni,
miarowicie:
J.. B. Bambenek, komisarz distr. 1
M. Toye 2
Ferd. Kramer 3
J. H. Perry 4
T r. Finch =
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-24

.Kamisarze poeoiatoes oenizyll
,pensya superintendent szkof 2
$1,000 ma $1,000.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-13
COURT noUBm nnwn.

A Maaaillon burglar Arrested ia Chicago
--olher Mattera OF Interest Ia tho Differ
ont ohiees.
Sheriff Leininger went from COlum.
bus 10 Chicago yesterday, Augustus
GrosSweileF, who Is wanted for q bur
glaFy committed in Masslllon, ia under
arrest In Chicago and will be brought
10 THIS CITY 70 answer TO the charge.
The county commissioners have fin,
lshed Their quarterly session aud ad'
journed,
The county commissioners Yesterday
inspected the inArmary and tho jail
aud rep0rtsd both OF these institutions
In excellent condition,
Carl lloelinart and Magdalena Her
ren OF Canton have been ll1ensed Ia
wed,
The will OF Jacob HurrRw OF Sugar
Creek township hes been filed for pro-
bate,
The will OF John Sohlemmer Of Can,
ton has been flied for probate,
The VIII Of Fanny Sell of Alliance has
been filed for probate,
Thomas u, Wilson and ROsalaid I'm
keier OF Minerva have been license 1 to
wed,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-13

Current Events in This City ana
Vicinity
Given In a oonh hensed and Attractive
Shape For thd Hurried Reader,
Attend the carnival every evening.

Attend the car biyal every evening.
The Leetonia high school commence
ment viii be held June II,
Jeir Dunbar, OF llendalyille, Ind, 10
Waiting his mother IN this city He Is
well known here.
Tho entertainment committee OF the
Y, M ID, q, will give u dance at Lake
view Thursday night,
The new X, L, lodge will be organic
cd Thul5day night, ~ will have
twenty-nlne charter members,
Miss Alice Gully OF the city by the
lake Ia Waiting her friend Miss Musset-
N Tibba on West Tuscarawaa street,
Lola, the two'yearold daughter Of
Charles Wonderly, died AZ their resi-
dence In the American Block this morn
ing,
Mr.. Oscar Iser, OF this city and Mus
Nettle Beard, OF Middebranch were
married yesterday by lley, u. i, Her
bruck at his study.
Mr. George shoemaker of Greentown,
and Miss Ada q. WalatlOr OF New Der
lin, were united IN malr mOny by Rev,
y, p, HIerbruCk, at bis study last even
ing,
Rev. O. N. Queen, Of Akron, has been
united In marriage 10 Miss Nettle
swlgait of Copley, Summit county,
Rev Queen was h former U. u. pastor
In this city.
Constable Dick Weber fell off the
steamer last night while going 10 the
fire and was quite severely injured, In
gong over rough place the jolt threw
him from the engine,
Superintendent A. u, Starr, OF the
T., III. W. a. q, road has written
Agent French informing him that the
total amount received AT Johnatown
by the relief committee from the towns
along the ~. w, n o, road 10 SO, 1867
Cornelius Plnch OF Alliance has been
granted an olg,ne' pcp' or, aud Levi
Rakegtraw of Ercebulg and Philip
RelChRrt Of Llmay'le have he'd thelr
pensions increNeed 70 Ssi per month,
each through the Cpllrhpn penslon
Agency, Y0ungstown, ..
Miss Alice Little has returned from
Hot SprInga, Ark, whore she weht last
fall. When she left Caution she had to
walk on crutches and II war feared she
would never come back alive. She has
greatly improved In health and is now
able 10 walk without her crui ches.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-13
WAToHINoA Ar rlE oArEa.
A hereayed hoy Hunts the Morsuea Hop
ing 10 see the Hemains Of Ills Father,

a herehyed hoy Hunts the mOrgnea Hop
ing 10 see the Remains of His Father.
JoHEsTOwN, June li,-one Of the
pathetic sights witnessed ut the morgut
at the Fourth ward school house, among
the thousands that have been seen there
during the past ton days Of horror, wal
that OF ayoung man OF probably 10 year
standing at tho gate through which all
bodies were carried into the building,
His face was pale and haggard, his eyer
aunlfen and o holllw cough broke from
his lips at intervals OF a few minutes,
An oyercoat was buttGned up 10 his chin
20 he stood pgeinat tho iinpe and scanned
each body that was ght TO tho gate,
Not content with this hl would ask the
guard every few minuta whether his
father had been brought In yet, only tc
be Informed each time that his parentI
remains had not been reG( Vered.
~ know where he is, said tho pOoi
young man In q low, NJ d voice, "bul
they drove mo away and would not lei
me search for him, lle mast be there
and II | had been allowed 10 look ]
would have had him out by this time
He told the guard his father was In an
upstairs room sick In bed at the time OF
tho catastrophe. When the water
reached tho first floor tho family va.
Gated, except the boy, who went up tC
his sick father, When the food reached
the second story and was moving the
furniture about he took his father In hli
arms and held him up while standing ON
the bed, In this position they were
when struck by the dam burat and
hurled down 10 the stone bridge,
All during that terrible ride amid The
flying wreck he olung 20 his sick father,
but after they had been thrown into the
pile at that point tho old man was torn
from his arms and was seen no more.
The frantic boy was reacied, but was no
determined TO remain and search for the
body OF his father that no had 10 be
forced away, That was tho spot he re'
ferred 10 30 aorrowfully ~ being the
place whore the drowned remains were
70 bo found, After being taken away
from the wreck the boy has haunted the
morguos, scanning the cut and bruised
faces In tho hope that ono may bo that
OF hlB father,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-13
THREE MORE INSANE,
A Man, Woman aud u hoy Saved Only to
Meet n Fate Worse Than Death.

A Man, Woman aud hoy Saved Only Ia
Meet n Fate Worse Than Death.
PrTTsBURd, June ii.-Three more Of
tho Johnatown sufferers have survived
death only 10 lose thelr reasons-Rev
Kuna, son and Mrs, Saeger Tho family
Of Rev. Kunz, q German Lutheran
minister consisted OF father, mother
and five children, OF these all perlshed
oxcopttho father and one son, II boy OF
10 or ls years Of age After striving 10
recover the bodies Of his dear ones and
waiting 10 bury two ohildren-all that
could bo found-Rov, Kunz was pre-
vailed upon 70 como with his little son 10
this city, He was among those given
refuge NJ the Homo of the Frlcndless.
AZ first no appeared merely dazcd
NJ the terrible allllctona that had be.
fallen him, but now, the result Of the
Ogonizlng strain, his mind N completely
unhinged and ho ohattom INCREASINGLY In
q sad, unmeaning monologuo. Tho boy,
too, has become mentally unbalanced.
Altogether II IN case that would melt
heart Of stone, AZ the 81, Francis hos.
pital one OF the patients from Johnstown
is q Mra sacgcr, sho has been ravlng
almost constantly since her arrival, and
for tho past two days has bOcn violently
Insane. Her mania has taken u homl.
cidal form, and the sisters fear for their
lives they not being In u position 10 at-
tond such cascs, having none of the pro-
visions necessary, such ns padded cells,
straight jackets, otc, Measures are being
taken 10 have her removed 10 some place
whore she can receive the attention
necessary, Owing 10 her sad condition,
very little is known Of her, In her ram
bling talk she has mentioned having
camo originally from Baltimore and
that she had not lived In Johnstown
many months before the flood. Whether
this Is correct or not, OF course no one
knows. IL Ia hoped this publication
may havo the effect Of bringing her case
10 tho attention Of friends, wherever they
may be,
The condition Of Mrs. Foster, one Of
the Johnstown sufferers, who was taken
10 tho Mercy hospital, and who became
insane from grief over tho loss of her
children on Friday Is unchanged. She
continues 20 rave IN q wild manner and
u Is doubtful whether her mind can over
DO restored, For the present she will re-
main NJ the hospital.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-13
Returned Homo with tho Money.

PlrT3BuRd, June 1t.--A committee
representing the Chicago board Of trade
called upon Treasurer Thomson Of the
citizona relief committee yesterday, and
exhibited S9i ,080 In cash contributions
of the board, which they declared their
WILLINGNESS 10 pay ovOr whenever nssur-
nnce could bo gwen that IL would bo APP
piled for tho purpose for which II was
subsoribod-tho relief Of the Johnstown
victims. They had como here 10 pay
over the money, but upon arrival were
informed Of the division of RESPONSE
bility between tho committee and the
state, and declared their unwilllngnoss
10 part with tho money II II were TO be
expended undor tho direction Of the
state, The gentlemen declared TO Treas
urcr Thompson that ~ soon 0s tho state
had declared itself definitely upon the
question OF finances and the part Of the
expense II will assume, they viii turn
over the money; but until thon they will
retain H. Treasurer Thompson approved
The decision Of the committee, and there
upon they put the S9i 900 in their pocket
again and departed for Chicago
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-13
A Difficult Operation.

Dr. Brant, assisted by Drs, FoullI aud
Phillips performed q very difficult op'
Grafton this morning on Samuel Raber
NJ his residence, No, so West Third
street, Ills leg YVES amputatsd below
the hip and the operation was made
more difficult by the fact that tho bone
was degealed. Mr., liOber Is resting ~
eaqy this afternoon as could be expect
ed
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-13
OUR MAssILLoN LETTER
DClnga OF tho Council. Political and &c.
olal NewG---hll Items OF Gu ont Inter.


eaS,
Especial ooHespoudonee,l
MAssILLoN, June II,
The council met In regular session
last evening and the follow Iug business
was transacted; Toe saeet commits.
sIonN's bill Of S0lJ0 wrq approved,
The council resolved ' oit the Wis.
mar alley In a body and decide upon rs
Improvement, A request OF Fire Chief
Fritz FOR 1900 feet Of hose, rubber coats
aud strained noz2les was rereued TO the
fire committee, FlOgs,ng YVES ordered
laid on lac south side OF South street
between Eile and Mn ard on
Akon street. Albert Prp,, Mr..
Remle, and Ph"lp Gets were
given permission - Occupy streets
with building materials, Tue elect..c
light company YVES authorized 70 ie'
move .syeral polo', and the Conmi' l.e
ordered to re move the ll'e hyerant on
the Sllk lOa1 moi th. B'ls aggl egating
SlsJ7 were ordered paid, Of th'g amorpt
tho Electric Light Co, set stJItJ, ID, A,
Miller $3.50, lark Com, S7j, &C,
Mi.q Loretta, ole Of Canton's cha. n.
ing young lPdice, srant Sunday IN this
city, the guest Of Miss There "a N,
Papl
Mr.. II. w. LOenler wee so unfortuu.
att Fg to lo'9 by dc \ the other day Il
litt9r o. pups aud the'r mother, u fire
settqE Loss, $40,
The Board of Equalization viii go TO
Canton today TO look up l'9t-d proper.
W,
Mr., William A. Davis, of Sherrcls
vile, Democratic candidate ior Stg'a
Senator, wp9 IN the city yesterday re.
neWing old aCQuaIntanCea, and makIr z
many new frien(s, Mr.. Davis wpH .
former resident Of this CITY, but Is no
citizen of elfodsYille, CM OIL coon.
", aud Is engaged IN miring bus'nc =
In West Virginia, He Is n populOl
man.
Frank Sucker, Ed. Paul and Joseph
Spgenger leave to-day westward bopp1
for n yet undecided period Of time.
A walking match will bo held ut the
armoly, beginning Thursday afternoon
at 2 O'Clock, by tine girls who recently
finished q match ut Meyer sIOke,
The Ha monia band win give IFS cen.
cert In the INK instead of the park.
Max 0penhimer of NorWp'k, Is visit
ing his brother Joseph In this city,
Mis-, DR.. Clark and son of yopn1a.
town, who have been visiting In tD 3
city have returned to their home.
Jecse Lynch Of Akron Is IN TIE eli y,
Slant. Mi'ls ba" resigned bis posi- lion
at Ru5Sell ~ Co.'S and WIN jGtWln ID fe
home ut Barlesvi'le, o.
Mis-. II, n, Streator Of Cleveland Is
the home Of Mr.. j. IL, Dunn,
Lou. Hwxthal Of Geneva, o., Is In
the city.
A. ID. Volkmore's livery has tele.
phone connection, Gail ror No, li3.
Mrs. Dr. MarCin and Miss Martin
went TO Ann Arbor, Mich, yesterday
Mrs, w. II. Justice Is visiting her
Mrs, w, II, Jusyus Is ' sitting
her daughter, Mr.. Geo. Sterling at Eat
Jle Creek, Mich,
Dr. Lewis Myers Is IN New Castle, o, |
Mr.. l.. =. Slu'ser he's resie1c1 his po |
iitlon with Shobel Bros. end aogepiod
one a9 travelling e1lc0man for y, l., Nc.
Latin u Co.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-13
Looking Forwnrd...a Long Why

Landlord 60 applicant for q tene-
ment) So Have you any childrenp
Applicant-None.
L.-Then you can have the tenement
Applicant TO landlord) Have you
any childrenp
L..-Yes, I've four,
A.-Then | don't want your tenement,
L.-Why notp
A.-Bocauge | make itarule never TO
hire OF n landlord who hes chlldlen.--
[lioston Courier
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-13
A Small plage.

At 5 o'clock Monday evening an
alarm Of firm from box 81 called the
department to the McCurdy stove works
In tho western part of the city along
the line of the Valley The blaze was
soon extingulshed. IL originated from
the oupalo, through which the furnace
stack passes. The damage was slight
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-13

All charter members of the new
lodge, knights Of pythias, will meet at
Buckeye Lodge Room Thursday night
FOR organization. IL is desired that all
those who have signed their names to
the list be present, BY order of the
committee,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-13
-WE EE-AVE III. :.

There is only ono way to got dependable
clothing. 1t can't be got out OF anything but
good quality and good work.
There Is mono too much Of either in this
city. There is moro Of II, however, than ev
erybody knows of, so far. We arc supplying
such clothing TO hundreds
DO you know you have passed and repass-
cd itP Every time you haVo been within
sight Of our store tho best clothing was close
to you.
But you may have imagined wo had just
the same sort that presumes in other stores,
on your not knowing, TO call itself bost
We mean best in quality and work best
in every way clothing can be best-wear,
style, fit, comfort. Easy TO tho body; pleas
ing to the eye
Do you know that whether you want it
substantial only, or fine and strong, too wo
have such clothing for loss than you have
been payingP
We are waiting for your trade. Isn't tho
best dollars worth generous enoughP Are
you ready for itP
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-13
FROM THE SINKING FUND.
Ono Million Dollars for the relief Of Johns.
town Sufferers.

HARRISBURG, juno 1.-THE plan
agreed on by the governor and his ad.
yisors to relieve the sufferers by the flood
Is to practically use moneys In the sink.
ing fund for the purpose, There Is in
that fund about $9,5OO,OOO, which the
sinking commissioners claim they could
not invest TO tho financial advantage Of
the state, This money, aftor paying the
interest Of tho state debt and dcvoting
0t least S950,00O q year toward is OK
tinguishmcnt, 10 authorized by law 10 DO
invested In United States and state
bonds, II Is probable that $1,000 900 Of
the largo surplus In the fund will bo do
posted in responsible bank, and that
the institution win loan II TO the state on
ample security being rendered for is
payment, This plan would stretch the
law littlo, but In this great emergency
such action Is considered justhnble.
senator Dolamater has tolcgrNphod that
he will bo one Of two hundred 10 20 on
the bond Of Sl,000,0O0.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-13
RNPIRnLY TOO APPARnNP.
Correspondence From tho ilntire Stat
Show up tho Repo-lto yBoheme.

Show up tho Repo-lto yseheme,
At short intervals the Evening Re,
pOsltoly makcq an C1itO, al eiOrt 10
suppe 3 some alleged iptenge dlspOsl,
tlon In some pal,ot TO have Major Nc,
Kinley for the Republican nominee for
Governor In this connection IL ls In.
lere'ling 10 note that IN rpondence
sent Ia 70 the Columbus JOui la from
every county In the stats ON preference
for candidate McHipley'aname io men.
toned 0ply Oncs, and that from Editor
skinner OF Ma'sllOn, who states that
Mckinley ig want'dt1 remain IN the
hOuse, From this one IL Inclined TO be-,
ileye that tho Rep, Is toying 10 push
the Major for the Gubernat)rlal Eoml,
nation.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-13

The next sit o. De. II. r. ~ bur,
nert1l 7oi 0 Srndqy, MoDd aud
lu' idy, June 10, II and rs, Om,e eG'
here rloie ut the Hotel Con,ad, fol .neg.
" Cgllt the Farmers Hot 4.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-13
Old Man Dies,

Homer IIlllger for many years the
o, y i, station agent at Atwater, died
In that town, 90 4 20 yeas, lie hFq
lived IN retirement for u number Of
year, The foperal wa" held tbsal o.
nom
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-13
My WHO Said

TO me last night; How much do you
suppose We hayeT d foe GlctDlS and
m 'c'ncNIl the lrotyearY / told her |
d'd not know, To d(ollrB / have paid
nothing, a1d 50 worth Of Sulphur BIT,
llld be-" kept or famllg heal'hv.
l., ANDREWs, 10 ROwdOIn 80, Dos M.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-13
Up for Sacrifice.

II, II, Gilllnsham Of Alliance comes
forward with an unquenchable desire
to sacrifice hImselrO rs the Republican
nominee for Rep esentatlye.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-13

Let the afflicted read carefully Dr..
Burners large ADVERT, ement and coun-
eel hlm ut his next visit. Dr. II. RY9
sell Burner examines al anllcled free.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-13

Dr. II, Rugsell Burner cures epilepsy
and falling tts,