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The Somerset reporter., 1889-11-14
Fairfield Center.


The good wheeling still confines and ID
we'll improved.
There 10 good deal Of dry wood going
to market Just now.
Nelson Jones has come on from Wor.
cester, Nass. after his colt he bought Of
bis brother Rodney. hs 10 going 70 sisy
two or three weeks, and visit his old
friends.
Uncls:Edward Fuller who was reported
failing two or three wesks ago, died tbs
9th last eighty sax yeaSs aad some
months Old. Whsn b. etarted h Sife
nov Owned 81 Osofes Norsos, Il Nab
soe, moro thas sixty year. go, y stop-
ped there aboot Two yeafy ID then &
moved bock, 70 1airleld o. - ~ ~ farm
With - fashss. - ~ always llsed
III. ~ Nh. ). r. 60 n llaliasI
The Somerset reporter., 1889-11-14
1t Is stated that Waterville Is to hav,
Daily evening paper.

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. The follow.
Ing are the real estate transfers recorded
during the past week:
Ripley-Wm. +. Durham to Clara M,
Moore, $1,000.
Anson-Anson Academy to Benjamin
+. Bailey, 1880.
Solon--Alfreda B. Maynard to Dan
Vile L. McIntire, 600. Henry X. Clark
to Benjamin CarvilIe, $3.50. David Pat
tcrson to Henry X. Clark, $3.50.
New Portland-Lorepzo Norton to
Martha 4. Taylor, $1,000. John Burns
TO Charles l. Watts, $500
bkowhegan-Charles Barnes to Jasper
Q. Jennings, el,2OO. 8. j. Walton to
Jennie N. D0re, 600. Gardner Malbon
70 Y. =. Homestead, q.
Anson-Rufus Dawes ct al to Calvin
n. Sawyer, $50.
Blngham-John Owens TO Ardelle e.
4ofse, CTS. A. c. Dinsmore TO A, r.
zdans, el0, Edwin 8. Barker to Daniel
coss..!!s- david CIuksy to chas. H.
Towsahip No. 1-Joseph 8. Brsdstreet
81 q - Go. ,. Durrill ct a., 5000.
loe5ldGsWock- Charles lorse 70
1hlAn6of J, Ieoaard, $500.
q oe1eues oena6l n. Williamson TO Cha
q II 49, :. y,sA 70 john
T. = 49, candidates. 3ol
:: = 81; i:
The Somerset reporter., 1889-11-14

President Harrison has issued proclama-
ton admitting Montana to Statehood.
The Somerset reporter., 1889-11-14

The accident occurring last week and
causing the death of one OF our best and
most promising young men, is q cause for
much mourning In this place, Mr.. Fred
Spaulding accompanied by Hamlin Hale
went on gaming expedition to Flagstaff
Securing guide. The boys had crossed
thepond and were getting.into the boat to
paddle about and look for ducks. Fred
was to get In last and occupy the bow as
lookout. The pond was rough and the
boat was dancing up and down and the
others suppose (neither saw the act) that
Fred took his gun muzzle towards him
and was placing 1t in the boat when the
boat, rising met the gun with o heavy
blow on the hsmmer, causing 1t to dis
charge, Its contents passing through
Fred's right arm between the shoulder
and elbow and behind the bone making
an ugly wound.
Hamlin corded the arm Immediately
arresting the hemorrage and the boys
started for home. Fred In the bow,
guide at oars and Hamlin with the paddle.
They had frail narrow fiat bottomed
boat, the wind blowing gale and sea
rough requiring both men at their posts
to keep her ailoat. When half way over
Hamlin saw that Fred had plnched and
picked his arm (through nervousness prob
ably)till he had started the hemorrhage
anew. He told the guide they must at
tend to 1t, receiving the reply Don't
leave your seat, II one Of US leaves his
seat an instant we are swamped, all we
can do Is to pull for all we are worth. F"
They were two hours and a half crossing
the pond. Reaching shore Hamlin imme-
diatcly attended the arm again and they
"a Ill tvn
part way and their assistance the remain
der Of the distance Of forty rods per
haps.
A DR.. had to be summoned from Arson
some less than forty miles over a terri
bly, hard road. He reached there after
thirteen hours, and commenced dressing
the wound which required two honrs or
more. Fred being etherized meantime.
tie did not "come out" Of the ether. The
Dr. gave as cause Of death, loss Of blood
and nervous shock.
The funeral services were held In the
Cong. church Sunday and were mana
ged by the l. o. o. +. The church was
crowded by friends wishing to pay their
last tribute to the deceased. Over one
hundred Odd Fellows, pinteen rebekahs
and over sixty Good Templars marched
In regalla. The floral decorations were
beautiful. Among others were the em
blems Of the order-bee. hive, moon, stars
the motto Friendship, Love, Truth and
tho Dove suspended over the casket. A
bunch Of lilies and beautiful harp Of
flowers. Mr.. Jones made some comfort
Ing remarks and DR.. Tappan made pray
or and pronounced the benediction. It
being 90 cold the Odd Fellows service
was given at church, cedar being depos.
tied in the grave.
In the evening the Y. P. 8. G. z. held
. memorial service In bis honor.
Monday evening. while looking after
some windows, In the chamber Of bis
house which he has lately been repairing,
William Lass0r fell through the door,
one leg entering the aperture Of On
unduished chimney. He suffered Q ~
we're ttsain. and was 20 badly bruised that
be II con6ned 70 his bed, but his physi-
clan thinks no bones are broken.
The Somerset reporter., 1889-11-14

Congressman Boutelle has returned
from the West to his home In Bangor.
The Somerset reporter., 1889-11-14
MISCELLANEOUS.

aud prices are bottom.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Cross Il Blackwelrs imperial OF
Olives, zoe, pit. 35c; IL pit 25c
Cross u Blackwells' Chow Chow
at. 65c; pit, 45c
Bunker Hill Chow Chow, at. soc:
pit. pc
Sniders Catsup, 2Sc bottle
Shresbury's Catsup, 2Sc g."
A homemade Ketchup, excellent,
10 cents.
Barataria Shrimp, 3jc a can.
Huckins' Soups, ready for table
Consomme, Mock Turtle, Tomato,
Chicken and Ox-tail, 35c per can
Bottle Capers 35c each.
Picked White Onions, SOC bottle
Cowdrey's Salad Cream, Soc & soc
Helms Preserves, small jars, 35c
Lambs Tongues, OTIS, 45c.
Richardson & Robbins ID Chicken
Turkey and lunch Ham 35c and
4jc.
In Canned Goods we carry everything, whicl
Is the best quality aud at low prices.
Try our genuine English Plum
Pudding, Doc a box.
Klcnel;ne, the greatest prapara
ton for all kinds Of cleaning, only
DC a package, about half the pric,
of other compounds.
: eA-xEEgg sszSoN
Skowhegan, Maine,
The Somerset reporter., 1889-11-14
'89---Grocery Bu11etin---'89
4. D. Patterson, The LEADING Grocer

liberal the Largest
stock Staple Fancy Groceries have
of trade, herewith submit
price goods reader but be familiar These goods
IN of the quality.
The Somerset reporter., 1889-11-14

21s Hdsdsoawsst Za4y In SkOwAe-
gar.
Remarked 70 trisnd he other day thst she
knew xe0p's Balsam ios The Throat and Lungs
wss . eap1ios 1sasdy, - \ steppsd her cough
isse.sa{ 80 49, eessA Hnsdsss I'D no
81. = ~ ~ n - Z. :; $. e; g. se-'''
The Somerset reporter., 1889-11-14
Read and Profit Thereby.

A fine Old Gov. Java, 33c,lb
Good Rio, 25c ID
The quality of .ihese goods are well known
aud prIces are bnttOm.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-21
sHRBwD ADvERTIsERs.

Readers Of the newspapers Of the day
cannot fail 10 be impressed with the
fact that the modern advertiser Is pro.
gressive. -,
lie is compelled to be, else competit-
ors more active in the invention OF new
advertising devices, will outstrip him
in public favor.
The value Of printers ink judicious
ly and scientifically employed cannot
be overestimated II Is the medium
whereby meritOriOus discovery 10
raised from local fame TO q position in
the public esteem. Hence the columns
ola newspaper are daily used by hosts
of advertisers and in the competition
which is indulged in TO attain the de.
sired end, the reader is oftenumes
amused.
The greatest of American adyerlis
ers, and IL may as well be said IN the
world, is n. H. Warner, Of Rochester
N. T., whose name has been made
everywhere familiar in connection with
Warmers safe Cure, widely advertised
because of It's merit In Che prevention
and cure Of kidney diseases.
by printers INK this great discovery
has achieved world. d.wide popularity aud
thousands feel grateful for the knowl.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-21
A G. c. as. EMPLOYE
Seriously Injured Near Navarro by
Jumping From a Moving
Train.

An accident occurred on the Q, Q. *
5, road this morning near Navarro,
which will probably cost Harry Stod'
dard his life
The construction train left this city
as usual with a lot Of steel rails and
several wOrkmen aboard. When about
three miles from Navarro one Of the
sticks that held the rails in place on the
car broke and a rail fell Off the car, One
end stuck in the ground while the 9th
er was In the air. As the caboOse pass
cd the place where the rail was sticking
In the ground, II fell and struck the ca
bOOse, pinnlng Conductor Blythe
against the front door. by some means
ne was released without being much
injured, and the rail passed through
the Cab00se. The w0rkmen were on
the inside and all made rush for The
rear door. Harry Stoddard jumped from
the hind end OF the car He struck on
his head. The train was stopped as soon
as possible, and the injured man picked
mp and brought 10 this city
He was taken TO his boarding house
corner Mulberry and Liberty streets,
and DR.. Brant called TO dress his
wounds. IL was found his skull was
fractured. He is lying very low this
afternoon, and II Is Impossible 70 tell II
he will recover or not,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-21
A nIRTHDAY CELEBRATION

NJ the Residence Of W, II. EeuiR in Pony
TovnGhip-A Very Enjoyable Event.
Thursday afternoon W. II. Essig was
taken completely by surprise, by the
arrival OF about 10 Of his friends and
relatives at his residence In Perry town.
ship lie had forgotten that II was his
sixty,third birthday, and was engaged
In repairing harness and doing other
work about the place, when the arrival
Of the party called to his mind that IL
was his birthday,
Through the courteous and accom-.
modating management Of the O., Q, n
s. railroad, a special stop was made on
the premises, 10 lot the visitors of the
train. The day was spent In pleasant
conversation and was indeed an enjoy.
able one. A big dinner was served 10
which all present did ample justice.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-21

edge thus acquired OF this greatest OF
modern remedies,
Furthermore, the public has been
taught that disorders OF the lungs,
brain, heart and iiyhr which have hereto
been regarded and treated by the pro
feaaiOn aa distinctive diseases arc not
so la fact, but are the attending hymp'
toms of disease OF tho Kidneys there
fore the eOnRumptye, tho apopleotle,
the paralytle, and the sufferer from
nervous disorders can be restored 70
health by Warmers Safe Olfe, which
will remove the true cause OF those ais
orders by restoring tho kidneys To
healthy action,
The advertising methods employed
by the greatest advertisers are inyarla'
bly lnalructiye and, although tho reader
may sometimes be "caught' in reading
an advertisement, which was not AZ
lirst supposed 10 be such, there IL never
theleas no time lost since useful intof'
nation is invariably gained concerning
lifes greatest problem,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-21
W. II oRouT DEAD.

Tho Cleveland, Lorain n Wheeling Rail
road Loses its General Freight and Pas'
songer Agent.
W. II. Grout, general passenger and
freight agent OF the Cleveland, Lorain
d Wheeling railroad, died last night
after an illness Of some three weeks az
Cleveland. About three weeks ago Mt.
GTout was In Montreal on business, and
when he returned he complained Of
heart trouble. lie took 10 his bed at
his home, No, o Granger street in that
city, and last night at 0:lb he died, De-
ceased, who was about 81 yearsl OF age,
was some years ago connected with the
old Atlantic ~ Great Western road,
and AZ the time OF the establishment Of
the Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling road
no became ils general freight and pas
Benger agent, an Office he filled up 10
the time OF his death. He was wild.
over and leaves one child, son IL
years Of age,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-21
Favor tho Victor plow.
OANToN. March M, l9SO.

NNTNTV VITl T'TFEEW' ~ 'VVW8
10 THE PuBLiC;-We the undersign.
cd do hereby certify that after u trial Of
the new Victor Plow, invented and pat
ented by o. A. Essig, in broken sod IL
does perfect work in turning and clean.
ing and that The adjusting device can
not be oxcelled for completeness and
convenience, Altogether IL has many
good and superior qualities over other
pIows. Signed by. Josiah Correll, w.
II. Essig, s. i. Correll w. II. Hawk, J.,
u. Yant, J. H. Harpgler, John u. Holl,
Lewis Essig, Joseph Weaver, William
Miller, Jacob Hawk, w, u, Bloomfield
and Joseph zimmerman.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-21
A anonIvnR Asked

For the Property In Ohio IlelonginR 70
tho Alliance A Lake hrie Company
The Cleveland Plain Dealer says An
action has been begun In the United
states court by James l., Dawes, Of
EnglewOod, Bergen & Co., OF New. Jer'
sey, against the Lake Erie, Alliance Il
Southern railroad company the Cleye'
land Youngstown 4 PlttSburg rallroad
cOmpanyi the Central trust company,
Of Now York, and Sumner Il, Stone
The plaintiff says that Oct |, 1880 the
Alliance Il Lake Erie railroad company
executed q mortgage 10 II, u, Payne
~ trustee OF its property In Ono, 20
secure q series OF 100 mortgage bonds
valued az $4,000. This trust was
transferred 70 Mr. Dawes Dec, 20, 1855.
Defaults In the payment OF interest
have been made, and the trustee wants
personal possession of the property or
that II shall bo put into the hands o. q
receiver. lie also wants an accounting
from the road, and asks that the road
be enjOined from interfering with the
property until 10 shall be placed In
proper hands, The other defendants
have an interest In the property.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-21
snEAPn CONFIRMATION
The Bon Of His Father Receives oonnrma
tions Out OF tho Usual order,

Phe Bon Of His Father Receives ConhrmA-
tions Out OF tho Usual Order
WARRINGTON, March ll,-lSpeelal, +
The Senate has confirmed the following
nominations A, u, Mellettee, 70 be
Governor OF Dakota, l., II, Richardson,
Secretary OF Dakota, Cornelius H.,
IlanfOrd, OF Washington Territory, 70
be Chief Justice OF the Supreme Court
of tho Territory OF Waahlngtoni Geo,
w, Irwin, OF Montana, 10 DO Marshal OF
the United States for tho Territory OF
Montana, Smiley N. Chambers, OF In.
diana, 10 be United States Attorney for
tho District OF Indiana, George y,
Batcheller, Of New York, 10 be Assist
Secretary OF the Treasury, vice Hugh
\, Thompson, realgnedi Albert u,
Porter, Of Indiana, 10 be Envoy Extra
ordinary and Minister PlenipOtontiary
of the United states 70 Italy, John A,
Enander, Of Illinois, 10 be MinihteT
Resident and Consul General OF the
United States 10 Denmark, Walker
Blaine, OF Maine, 10 b0 Examiner OF
Claims In the State Department, Rich
ard Root, 20 be Postmaster At keokuG,
Iowa,
The confirmation OF Walker Blaine
was out OF the usual order, and made
by unanimous consent, probably as a
compliment TO his father, The posi-
tiOn 10 which no Ia appointed IN prac
tIeally that Of legal adviser, or claw
officer Of the State Department, aud
ite incumbent necessarily occupies
specially confidential relations with ghe
Secretary,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-21
Legal Notice.

AnAniAs notkntlL Of Milford. KOaViusko county,
indiana, Ilonfy HeoknolL VI bourbon, hATahai
county, Indiana, JOrdhn Bcfhnell Of fn0aburgk
kosclnako county, ipaAnAi and Elizabeth Hoaioy,
Of Butor DO kAlh county, Indiana will tAko notice
that on the 9th DAY Of MAfoh iieip, H. r. AhlodH "
Assignee OF DAntl ncuknol tlod hlH petition In tho
Court Of Common PlrAa within aud for tho county
Of slAIk and state oi Ohio, arliiug forth Amonr
other hlhEa that on tho anth day oi March, iiTi,
tho defendants cninred into contract BY Tho terni
Of which Jordan nopknoll llonry nooknoll JknW
combs and Matilda Combs, hih wife, and AnAniM
noehno sold their interest In the real estate In the
petition described " tho aAld Daniel HeoknOll and
reserved tho right 10 the minerals underlying kAid
real estate ana that afterwards they executed
deed ~ the said Daniel lUCknol Tor said real estate
hut did not reserve IN said deed any Of Tho mncrAh
underlying said teal tetAto ana that said dofondAnta
are not entitled " have The minerals undoriyine
said real catatc yot said clanto In aald agreement
q cloud upon tho title W said premises and he Aakn
that the same mny be- removed, and that said de-
fondhntA may be required 10 cancel The same and
upon their failure a0 " do, within reasonable time
70 DO named Nv the Court that The Court enter
docrOe canOclling said agreement
SAID defendants are required " answer HAld pots
tl0n on or before May lith, itSn,
BALDWIN A AlilKLDg
ma7'Lw Attorneys for Plaintiff
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-21
osRABURo NE VIZ.
A Good Shpmont--A Salo.-Communion
scrvicos..A Democratic Caucus.

A Good Shipment--A alo.-Communion
soryicos..A Democratic Caucus
OsNABURG, March 10. Irregular cor.
respondenCe, Charlie HaIter is happy
over the arrival Of a"brand new boy,
The mumps Is in our neighborhood,
Mrs. Dennis Snyder and Curtis Harter
have lately been confined with II,
Communion services were held at the
Evangelical Lutheran Church on sun
day morning, Rev. Wenton officiating,
Democrats will hold q caucus meet
ing at j. Il. Moul's store, Saturday even.
ing, March 10Th All Democrats are
requested 10 be present.
Bert HolwiCk, Of Canton, was in
town over Sunday. II Is hardly noces.
sary 10 say that he called on his best
girl.
Messrs. Montgomery Harter and
Wernt2 shipped three cars OF sheep 10
Kast Liberty, Pa, on Monday
Samuel Merser has moved 70 the old
Schufell homestead, which he purchased
lately.
Abraham hartman has sold his stock
OF dry goods and groceries 10 John
Lutz, who will continue the business at
the old stand,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-21
A POPULAR YOUNG MAN
Dlos a; the Roaidonoo Of His Father After
n Short tlluonp,

plos a. the Roaidonoo Of His Father After
Short tlluoHp,
clifford j., son Of Joseph j Deal, died
NJ the family residence on East Fourth
street last night, OF congestion OF the
brain and lungs, The deceased was .
Young man obOut ~ years Of age and
highly respected by all who knew him,
The funeral will be Sunday afternoon
NJ 9 o'clock fromthe residence, The in
terment viii be az Rowland cemetery,
Mr.. Deal was formerly a resident Of
WilmOt ONO lie came this city and
took a course NJ the Canton Business
College, after which ho took q position
In the college as assistant teacher,
This position no lilled with the highest
credit and won the esteem OF the stu
dents and his associates, IL has been
decided by the students OF the college
10 attend the funeral in q body They
will meet nj the college rooms on Sun.
day At l'lb p. m.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-21
Stark County School Examiners Notice.

CANTON Examinations viii be hold on he hrst
Saturday Of each month Examinations VIII here
after bO hold IN tho South Plum street school IN
place OF High School
Ar ALLIANCE. October 18th, 1883, and pobruary
9th, liy5O.
AT MAssiLLoR-O October 97tb, 1893
AT CANAL FULTON March OH 1880
AT NAvAnRE--Aprll 18th, 1880
AT MARLDoRo--May iith, 1890.
1. M. TAGGART Clerk
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-21
Fine Farm For Sale or Trade.

vii ouoI isr sale =, bargain o. uadc for can
l0R. HAssllon or othef ovn property, ny fufm Of
n Aorus known ~ TN Nave YArmi" loeaIed thrcc
mites soulh.o2t Of Mhssilloh, ono quarter mile
On The main ROAD loading from MAsllIon 70 Rich
vmc yop c0mioHAblo two pory, eight room
honst with excellent bain and OuihoHsoi thirteen
Aoro Of good TIMBER pploodid orchard, cIsicrn and
wen watcr and prospect OF anAbp coal bed
Porinl particulars, call At Mo iarm " address
Wy lNtcf, SARAH UNCLE
CdEv wdm, hNNln0n q, 4.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-21
A LTFE or EXPERyENVy'

The Doctor has had whole lie oftudy and perlenee In
his profession and enjoys advantage which fall 10 the lot of
but few After attending his Fun Courses In the Medical
Colleges, and graduating with the highest honora he was
not content TO stop there but has since attended other Col
leges and several times reviewed the whole proesson has
also Travelled extensively for the purpose Of improvement
having yl6lted the best Medical Colleges Hospitals Dhpen
tareH, Eye Ear Lung and other Medical and Surgical ln
ettuons both Continents; travelling thousands Of miles
both by land and sea- expendlng thousands Of doars I'm
proving every advantage within hh command and deyotng
The beat years OF h life to become thoroughly familiar with
his prolefGOn In ali ltH branchea
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-21
THE Q. c. a .. BMPLoYB

Who Was Huri Near Navarro Yesterday
Morning Dies Thursday BveninR.
Harry Stoddard, the man who was
hurt by jumping from the Q. Q. h s..
train near Navarro, yesterday morning,
died at his boarding house corner Mul-
berry and Liberty streets last night
about II o'clock,
He was In great agony all yesterday
and IL was a wonder 20 those present
how he lived as long as he did. His
skull was fractured and he was badly
bruised about the body.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-21
DELAY I9 nANoERoua.

Many diseases are ho deceptive that hundreds
= 'pen0Hs have them before they even auaEoCt
u They Know they are not wen, but are petr
lrIly Ignorant Of the deadly fangs which are
tsFnulng upon them, and must, sooner ~ later,
ffuainiY destroy them, uulossTeeCutdhy aGkills
ipl hand, Are you aiilleiedf Your case may
nov be perfectly durable, bat Remember every
WUI1tnt oi neglect bTinHt you neaftIilR lnCufar
bio stages, when perhaps The most fklliui phys
tClan can render you no a6slfianCe, The pTrHs
en- 10 ours, the future may be- TOO LATE
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-21
Legal Notice.

enc j, Day, residing IA the state Of lnllan1, win
take notice that william kepllngnf on September
22d 1888 nlOd his petition IN the Court OF Common
Pleas OF stark county Ohio against her ana others
praying for tho payment ot Judgment then had
guardian OF said Enio \, OAly for her malntOnanooy
Also praying that A. W UOahorn, executor OF
Elizabeth kepllng0r doceaBod, DO directed 70 pny
j, Day and she is required 10 anBwer on or before
March 80 iBH0, or judgment aud decree may be
taken against nor.
fubH.dgt-WOw WILLIAM kBPblNulsR
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-21
DEATH OF A YOUNG LADY

Prom Injuries Suptainod in tho Wrook
Near Coshooton Last Week,
Miss Caroline Kampf, the young lady
who was hurt in the wreck near Gosh
octon on March s, died last night at her
home in CoBhocton from the effects OF
her injuries. At the time Of the wreck
10 was supposed she was not seriously
injured, but later developments showed
she was severely hurt. She commenced
TO grow worse, and for the past few
daYa has been suIrering intense pain.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-21
A Tarmor Makes an AsSlEnmont,

Samuel Buchtel, a farmer residing in
Bethlehem township made an assign
ment this morning To Charles krich.
baum. His assets amount TO about
$4,000, and the liabilities about The
same amount.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-21
fAcTs FOR MEN OF AL AoEs' 4 ( s.

FACTS FOR MEN OF ALL AGES.
iiy reason Of false modesty tho youth Of oui
igud are kept In Ignorance Of tho ulnouf
ttults which certain solitary lndlaefote practices
aally undermine the constitution, induce no y0ua
debility and premature decay, Organic weak
irsf, nervous debility, premature decline oftho
manly powers, involuntary vital losses and llke
,ilvCuone, speedily ndpormanently cured by Dr.,
t1tneb To those acquainted with tho Doctor II
thardly necessary 90 say that ho has for many
vars enjoyed tho dlatl lncllon Of hung the most
sueecfafll aud celebrated specialist n The World
for tho treatment aud cure Of those affections
tafy practices, aud ali may consult him with
complete confidence,
OF all the maladlos that ailllct mankind there IN
probably none about which phyAielans In general
practice know 10 little.