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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-06

THE last time Pennsylvania troops Wis.
tied Washington there were several Iililn
but noisy complaints Of their conduct, and
now we have story from the capital which
10 OF the same kind, but more so. One
dispatch speaks OF the Pennsylvania Ma.
tional Guards as I" the wonder Of States
men, military men and the ministers OF
foreign governments" but another mes
sage tells OF drunken riot In which the
guard figured 80 ruinerously as TO defy
the police No wonder the world look ed
on smszsd, rs described In the hrst dis
patch, at the disgraceiul spectacle detailed
In the second. We have reason 10 be proud
OF our milttis, because II IL 80 much more
business like than the military force OF
other states, but II Is yet very far from what
II should be, aud shows clearly enough on
test ths. regular uniforms do not make
regular troops. In a natural eagerness to
find some good result from the onor
nous expense OF this shipmsnt Ct
e.lOO men TO Washington, there ID
some vigorous Dragging about the
concentration OF this force in Washing gton
within twenty sur hours This In hardly
! . feat worth Dragging OF, and is rather more
| Of an operation In railroading than q mill.
taTy mAreuvTe. France lately mobil xsd q
| whole army corps, horses, guns aud wagon
train ready for active campaigning, and did
| It within the same time The military
| authorities assumed control OF the rail way
for that day, and made the operation thor
| oughly their own, and II would be safe Il
say that there Was no drunkenness OF
Tloting In that mass OF excitable French
| men. Oar little body OF militia is on thu
| WAY to such perfection a can be hopad IN,
under the circumstances, snd In case O
war tho Pennsylvanis troops viii no doub
at once take the lead in sctive operations.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-06

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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-06

IT n said thas British paupsrs ere stiii
seat 10 America - ofows Of The large
stssmsse. and shas shsy oftsn carry double
their usual crews on The passage wes&
ThSs issn evasion OF the law thas Cannos
sssily b. prevented, but II is not very
friendly or respectable pfocsedipg on The
mart Of the EnRlishmen,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-06

PHILADELPHIA has new deyics In III @
charitable lins-ihs Medical Society OF Self.
Supporting Women. II sppssrs TO bs q
limited dispensafy attended by women
physicians, and charging only for the cost
Of .he drugs
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-06

IMMENSE quantities OF white oak lumber
are being shipped to Egypt from this
country, for use 10 deepening and repairing
the suez canal. Most Of II comes from near
YouugstoWn, Oaio,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-06

He sure ana call for DR.. Bulls Cough syrup
ityou are troubled with n bad cnusn or c I'D
AR. l.. u. kiefer, of Isancss Pa, wrots u 81
Having sprained ankl le of almost thirty day
standing, ana after trying halt dOven adver
tised pre- epaIations In the market without sAt
isfactory results, tried salvation Ou, ana In
less than thIes days my leg was ali right
again, There nothing ike It.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-06

VINO said Whitelsw Reid would not
figure g, the court OF st. James His
friend, Blaine, intends to have ali the
diplomatic stations filled by mon OF :he
Reid stripe. The rank and file OF the q o.
A.. will weep aud wall before many moons.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-06
RELIEVED BY

tho same remedy. l gladly Offer this remedy
for the benent OF ali similarly aifiicted." -.
II. Has ,ler. Editor Argus. Table Rock, Esb.
"For children aitilcted with colds. coughs.
soro throat or Group. l do not know OF any
remedy which will give moro steady relief
than Ayers Cherry Psetora'. l have found
II, also, Invaluable IN cases OF whoopins
cough "-Ann LoveJoy, 1851 Washington
street, Boston, Mass.
layers Cherry Pectoral has proved re-
markably effective in Group ana ID invaluable
Rs family medicine."-D, n, Bryant Chiee-
pee. Mass.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-06

OVER two hundred nominations made
recently by President Cleveland were not
confirmed. The majority In the last bsnsts
were not prompted 10 inaction by good
aanso.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-06

II there had not been "a
Princess Of Thule" there would
not have been a Sheila Curtain.
When William Black named his
heroine he put a trade.word
into the mouth Of the civilized
world.
A stuff worthy the "Prin-
cess" Smoother, silkier, more
lustrous than Chenille. Grace
ful in substance and delicate in
tints. Whoever saw an ugly
Sheila !?
The new ones are ready, In
all the fresh shades to match
the latest carpet and wall deco.
ration:
Nile cream
old blue Tie
mahogany Isabella
,ieop.tra ardoi,o
olive camel
$40. $I2, and SIS so the pair.
In January we saw Vienna
Chenille Curtains touch their
lowest till then. Now another
trade-billow has tumbled in
upon us a lot that beats the
before-best Styles that were
$40. sIa and SIS are IS a pair.
Upholstery has that sort Of
bargains in twenty things.
Second moor. north of Trausept, -Four Gle.
/ vators.
Gate City Filters, porous
stone, S3 to s45.
Jewett Filters, S. to $40,
Kitchen Filters, 81 to S7.25.
Easement. northwest OF centre.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-06

AsrRIcH BROS
ASTRICH'S
PALACE OF FASHION
u EAST KrNa STREET.
LANCASTER. Pa.
WILL REMOVE
On or About April 1sr
TO OUR
NEW BUILDING.
Nos. us and ~
NORTH QUEEN STREET.
Tremendous Bargains to wind
UP our stock OF Cloaks.
The balance Of our stock oi
Ladies' Short Jackets, at SIC.
Our Ladies' Cloth Wraps,
Astrachan trimmed, at 81.
One lot OF Infants Short
Goats. in white and cream, al
81 apiece.
The balance Of our Children's
Plush Coats at s. apiece.
The balance of our Children's
Cloth Goats, formerly IS to $40
at 50 apiece.
One lot at 6oc.
The balance of our stock o
Plush Wraps at $40.
Two short Plush Jackets will
sell at IS apiece.
Six better ones, worth $IS t
Sa5. at $40 apiece.
Twelve Newmarkets at S.
apiece.
Seven Newmarkets. WORT
from SIS to $25, at $8.7s.
During the progress of thi'
Wind-up Sale we shall offer t.
you the Greatest Bargains eve
seen in this city. These good
must be sold.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-06
SIeepIess Nights
WANA MA k1R'S

nliunVn nVGS Original and only reliable.
UltMUNU DIbS BeWars OF poor Imtfasfons.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-06

rALlO. OE SAsHiON,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-06
COURT HOUSE NEWS,
Charles Julian Found Guilty, and
Senteneed-'fhe Alleged BuneOers
Get Bail-Other News.

Charles Julian was tried this morning
for burglarizing John WOnderly's pawn
shop. lIo was found guilty and Judge
Peaso sentenced him 10 one years i'm
prlaonmont In the Ohio penitentiary.
Attorney upham asked for o stay Of
proceedings until the case could be
heard In the Supreme court, This was
refused The case viii be taken 10 the
Supreme court 10 allow that body 10
pass on the legality Of work done by the
last grand Jury
Richard II, umbenhOur aud George
w. Cline, the two m who we're ar.
reated at Upper Sanduaky by Sheriff
Leinlnger on Friday, for attempting TO
fleece David COngrad out Of 5000 have
been released on 81 500 bail each. They
we're arraigned and plead not guilty,
Their trial was set for June ~,
Charles Laughlln was arraignOd this
afternoon aud plead not guilty 10 "a
charge OF burglary and larceny Hts
trial was set for June 10,
Harvey o. Ware plead guilty TO aa.
gault and battery, He VIII bOsentonced
later on.
Frank Masters plead rot guilty TO u
charge Of rape. Ills bail was fixed at
sl 900 and trial set for June II,
Peter ROhr, Nicholas KOhr, Matthew
Kohr, John kelppluger and JscOb
Keippinger plead not guilty 10 two III
dlotmenta each for assault and battery.
Trial set for June II.
AlonAo Is. Walker plead not guilty 10
the charge Of Bub0rnati0n Of perjury.
He was releauod on 81 900 bail and his
trial SGT for June H.
George and Whitman Sheets plead
not guilty 10 the charge OF assault and
battery Hail was nKed at $500 each
and trial s0t for June H.
Michael Miller has commenced an ac-
tiOn IN common plenB court against
John A, and Ada u. Cope 10 f0reol0se
u mortgage for St,GO7,
George lOkes has commenced suit In
common pleas court against William
Roach, Sr, Charles Roach, John Roach
and William Roach, Jr
Marriage licenses have been issued
TO Allen Druckenbrod and Cassie Ober'
lin, of Middle Branch Charles ID, nOOy
or and Susie Lytle, Of Masslllon.
The county commissioners are In
session 10 day. IL Is the beginning OF
the quarterly session, Sheep claima
are being allowed,
Commissioner Schmachtenberger ID
In Waynosburg to-day on bridge bust
ness.
Louis Icy, of Massillcn, has applied
for u divorce from Bllie B, Ley, on che
ground OF adultery. She is supposed
10 be In Akron At present.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-06
BIRTHS AND DEATHS,
The Number Of Children Born aud
Citizens Who Have pied DVr'
lug the Past Year.

A stated briefly in yesterdays NEWS
DEMOoRAT the assessors have complet
I'd their labOra aud made their ff,uua
The births In tho county for th- year
show an increase OF n over 1875 Nud
the deaths an increase Of 90 ever ne
aame year
The births for Canton were hFst Wagd
6s, second ward O6, third ward " fopg,h
ward ss, Glth ward %, sixth ward 70,
seventh ward G0, Canton tOWnship 10,
The deaths wrre lirat ward 81, second
ward ~ third ward 40, fourth wal X.
ilith ward 30, aiXth ward 20, seventh
ward ~ CAUTION township ~
The births for MahhlllOu were .lht
ward fi, SECOND ward ia, third wlfi a.
fourth ward ~ The deaths Nrfr lht
ward y, second ward 10, third Wald ~,
fourth ward u
The births for Alliance were' fsg
ward, " second ward, lB third ward,
~, fourth ward, q, iiflh ward, Is; sixth
ward, q ThH deaths were, Hut
Wnrd, u second Wnud. l2 third N1u, S,
fourth ward 9 lttb ward ~, sixth
ward, b
The births aud deaths iA lhr Atu-
ships were 900 lOlluwH IirlrH1,
births il, deWIb ~, Jackson biffa 1a,
deaths rs, Uninutlwi, huIb u.g.hn
q, Mldway, ulr.hB 20, deitu B., OroBN.
town, births 'ai deathd y Alliance
Precinct, LrXlHgfuu, blr.ha ib. IHa,HNi
Limavile FlcrWGt, Lexington, births
H. deaths 4, Canal Fulton, blIths ~,
deaths n, North Liwrencr, births -,
deaths 4, YOuugat0Wn iijn, births 20.
deaths ~ East Precinct Mari
bOrO, births n, deaths VI,
West Precinct Marlboro, births 20,
deaths 10, Nimlahllen, births 49, deaths
A. Maplet0n, births n, deaths II, Oa,
nbburg, births IN, deaths 10. New Bef'
lin, births 2S, deaths 7; Middlebrauch,
birtha H. deatha 8, L0utzenleis0r,
births 49, deaths 20, Minerva, births ~,
deaths o, Paris, births ~, deaths "
Pike, births 40. deaths 10; Perry, births
~, deaths 10, Rlchyillp, births ~,
deaths I, Beach City, births Z deaths
4; Justus, births ls, deaths =; Elton.
births ~, deaths 3, Wilmot births II,
deaths u, Sandy, births ~, deaths n;
East Greenyille, births Z, deaths q West
Bro0kAeld, births bs, deaths 10; Pigeon
Run, births X, deaths ., Stands, births
0, deaths o; Maxine, births ~, deaths
o; Mt Union, births 4, deaths 2 Free.
burg, births ID, deaths II,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-06
OanAburg Itomg.
lt,pccial Oorpupondwco.l
OANAnuR0, June


George Reed, Jr., has returned from
the East, looking as II his trip agreed
with him,
An infant son OF Dennis Snyder died
OF diptheria on Monday
Mrs. Rownoske has gone TO visit rela
tlves in Michigan,
Miss Mohn OF Canton 10 visiting al
the residence Of W, q, WerntS on Main
street
IL took the Blackstockings Of Canton
nearly TWO hours TO do up our "terri
bles" here Sunday. Our boys will dc
up Minerva at that place Wednesday
Burglarles are becoming quite fire.
quent here lately. After the thing has
happened most everybody claims tC
have seen suspicious characters around
the night before, and embryo detectives
are looming up in every corner,
Andrew Hartor left here Monday
with another car Of cattle for the East
A child Of Mrs Belle KrumbOugh II
seriously ILL.,
Burglars raided Hiram Ollinger's bar
ber shop Sunday night and helpet
themselves TO u lot Of lne ra20rs MI
Ouinger will have TO suspend until h
gets new supply
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-06
Horae Notes

Gru sherwood ia Just in receipt Of a
dispatch from DE- Newton, Of Toledo,
saying the imported Ffeneh couch
horse, Protection, died sunday evening
Of acute indigestion, This horse WAS
owned Jointly by Dr. N, and Gen,
Sherwood ana cost $500 aa q two,
yearOld fle was foaled In 1882 No
insurance.
W. are glad TO note that We have a
few citizens 10 stark county who have
the enterprise and nerve to bring some
guilt edge trOtting bred stock 20 this
county, Saturday morning Fred HurX.
thai arrived Ia Canton from Mas0aohu,
settS with four very valuable young
atera, They are the property Of Mr..
HurTthal, Capt llouSel and another
we'll known Canton gentleman, and
came from the famous Lee Stock farm
Of Leo, MaSs. The following Is the list
with pedigrees Socks, bay colt, foaled
1887, by Aloyone, son Of George Wilkes,
dam Susie by Happy MedIam, 2nd dam
the dam Of Belle Brosaaeld 2l9 The
next Ia two year old Oily Lady Tie,
by Aleantara, son OF George Wilkes,
dam Lady Tie, 2'SD by Felters Humble.
tonian, Tho third 10 yearllng Oily,
full sister 10 Socks,
Il, z. Tyler one Of the owners Of j.,
B. Richardson, the famous trotter,
died on Friday at Detroit,
The Balch stallion stake FOR a purse
Of Sl00O0 will have ten entries,
Monroe Chief, s18A, 10 years old
which is now In California, was recently
driven u quarter In 80 seconds.
Dr, Carnes is disposed To put up that
his PAGER can beat Goldberg Bros PAGER
crush" This would make a mighty
interesting race
John o, Dueber WAS ont yesterday In
q very nObby rig behind one Of his
trotters, making very striking ap'
pearanso. lie is a driver from away
back.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-06
ouR MAaanLoN Lnprln.
Prompt Aotien ia Behalf Of the Flood
Bunorors--Nowa Notoa and PoraonalA,

Bunorors--Nowa Notea and PornonAIA,
Especial uourapondsnop,l
In pursuance 20 the call issued early
In the morning, enough people assem-
bled ut the Peoples Hall TO constitute u
citizens meeting 10 take immediate
action for the belief OF the sufferers IN
Johnstown and vicinity
The meeting was called TO order by
Mayor Frantz, who briefly gave its
object and suggested that q chairman
be appointed.
Mr. Joseph Coleman was elected
chairman and Mr., H. A, Koons was
chosen secretary,
After some discussion IL was decided
that the best method OF raising the
money and clothing (the commodities
now needed) would be through the
agency Of committees OF gentlemen
appointed from each ward aided 10y
an6. 6.committses Of ladies, the men 70
solicit money, The ladies, clothing The
committees appointed are lat ward,
II Is. Uphan, Fred. Focke, w. X. l.,
Warwick "a ward, w. W, {, Russell,
II. T.. Oehler, IL, lleriug, 3d ward, W.
Il. Kicks, =. A, Bowman, l., A, Koons.
ith ward, i. X Russell, q, B. Altman,
George Snyder. The sub committee are:
lat ward, Mira Clement Russell, g. y,
Porter, q. SiCbOld, Miss Flora lluyxth.
al. "a ward, Miss Minute Dunn, Mrs.
q. lligginbotham, Julia Moore, ID
ward, Mrs G. l.. Albrecht, n j. Ilamill,
w. Yost, j. r. POO0ek, JObn Ogden,
4th ward, Miss sadie C0rns, Mrs, w, j.
Oberln, George Castleman,
The committe we're instructed to
start out early this morning and can
vass their respective wards thoroughly
aud systematically Upon motion II
was decided that all monies should be
deposited with the lnoependant Com.
pany, and that all clothing should be
left at Kicks Bros. store, where II would
be packed and shipped speedily The
meeting then adjourned.
Doctors II. b. Garrigues and Il, B
williamson left for Johnst0wn last
night, where they will report tor ser
vices, They expect to remain four OF
1--WE days,
Mr.. T. W. Arnold started 10 day toT
East Saginaw, TO attend the wedding
Of Miss Mary ". Yawkey. Miss Up
ham is now Ia East Saginaw and Mr.
Robert z. Skinner Will 30 tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Brazee, Of Woos
ter, are the guests Of Mrs, Kent Jarvis
South Erie street.
A little daughter was born yesterday
to Mr.. and Mrs. DIR. A. O. Hallook.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Hurxthal, OF Mans
6eld, are the guests OF Mr.. Hurxthall
mother, Mrs. Thomas Mccullough o.
East Main street.
Clear6eld, the home of Miss Pascalin,
Smith, who IL will be remembered ~
the guest OF Miss Karthouse two year
ago, is In the submerged district and q
present Is covered with ten feet o
water. She was telegraphed yesterda!
inquiry being made for the safety o
her folks, but no reply has been received
Telegraphic communication is sprobabl
cut of.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-06
Ilsnls From Waynsaburs,
WAYHEsBun0, june 3

" - AftAtHhNNl NNff' "
leD, News DRhOORATi--TWo things
have recently transpired In this locality
chat give Democracy a boom, The
hrst waF an invitation from the liey
Father Ross, pastor Of Morges church,
TO Sandy Valley Post O, -, u, 10 decor,
ate tho graves Of tho soldiers lying In
that cemetery, privilege that had been
refused by Father Lane the former
pastor.
Father Ross iR a Democrat, Father
Lane was Republican and IL IN dawn,
Ing up0n tho "bOya" that tho lepubli-
can party ia not wholly and eXelnaiyely
given b friendship for them, Father
li0aa and almost hia entire eGngrega
ti0n, nine tentha OF whom are Demo
Gratis In politics, attended and assisted
IN the decoration exercises In their
cemetery, something uRheard OF under
a Republican pastor and tho "bOyh' will
remember don't you forget, The other
Democratic tidal wave was caused by
tho announcement Of our fellow towns
man, George W, BuTaOn, as a candidate
for tho party nomination for the Office
OF county auditor Everybody knows
George, alias "Dick" aud IL is likewise
known that no 10 "biOmer," The
Sandy Township end Of tho Democracy
has never fallen or tOttered ever since
he put his hhOlder 10 II and We promise
that should he be successful In the
coming election, victory will as certain
ly perch on his banner aa that the sun
aete on election evening, In CON
mnnlty overwhelmingly Republican,
with q large circle Of warm Republican
friends, aud every indueement 10 go
over into tho enGmy'a camp and live q
life OF ease, he has kept up the fight
unooa6ingly, and 10 him, more than any
other Democrat In this part OF the
party herltage n due the fact that the
light n kept we'll on,
Everybody ahiyera hereabOutS and
silently petition for a little sunshine,
but II seems they lack the righteous,
ness that make prayer prevail
"OCUAWONAL,"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-06
society Of Old settlers similar 70 what

society Of old settlers similar to what
they have In many other counties Ia
the state, who CONS together once q year
10 devote q day N social intercourse,
mutual improvement and the oommem'
oFatiOn OF old times, A number Ut Ia.
dies and gentlemen have consented 10
contribute 10 the entertainment Of the
audience, A record will be commenced
IN q suitable book provided for the puf-
pose, giving name when and whore
born, ancestry, &er Of every member
This viii be Kept up, and u time viii
prove valuable for reference,
Oliver Goldsmith says, ~ love
everything that's old, old frlenda old
timea, 0ld manners, 0ld books, old
winA'
EKeToihea 10 commence ~ 10 a, N,
Carriages will be ia waiting at tie cor
nor OF TnaoaTaWas and Cherry htrepta
10 convey paaaengera 10 the grounds
Cor. or ARRANGEMENTS,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-06
A nBUNIoN
TO bo Held on a Grand soAlo NJ Union.
town, Juno II.

TO bo Hold on a Grand soAlo NJ Union.
town, Juno II.
The third annual reunion OF former
citizens OF Unlontown and vicinity will
occur on Friday, June II, In Mr.,
Young'a beautiful grove ut the south
end A cordial invitation is extended
TO all former citizens OF that vicinity.
Judging from the program u grand
good time may be expected The pro.
gram ig ~ follows.
10 u. m. Music, martial band, "All
Hail the Power Of Jesus Name" IN the
singing Of which every one present is
expected TO join, Prayer, Rev Slusser,
Singing by tha chorus. Address OF
welcome, Miss Jennie Kroner. Music,
male quartet. Address, A. McGregor,
Of Canton. Music, ~ m,, Dinner,
games, social intercourse, etc. Music,
3 p. M, 500, Mrs. Lynn, Of Canton.
Five minutes volunteer speeches. Sing
ing by chorus. Business meeting; cleo
ton OF officers, Dutch singing, 5, N.
Wise leader Report of Secretary,
Music by Cni0ntOwn schools, Mrs,
Lynn directreBs. Doxology,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-06
xouTHFU1 LOVERS

Suddenly Disappear From aypay Camp
aud . Reward Is aPlscod onithoir Heads.
9 There Is some excitement in a camp
of gypsies which held forth one mile
south of Navarro Monday but which
colony will drive stakes near Massillon
this evening.
The excitement has been caused by
the elopement Of EuOn Harrison,
aged sixteen and Molly Jeffry, q
buxom girl Of fifteen, Harrison is
described as wearing Roman nose,
sandy hair, the latter parted in the
middle, shoes and jean pants. The girl
Is n blonde with blue eyes and straw hat
with large feathers is worn jauntily on
her head. Her coat has fur trimming
on the sleeve. The camp offers fifty
dollars reward for their return.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-06
rhor Will Try u Again.

Owing 10 tho fact that the last dance
Of che Y. NJ d. o, at Lakeview was set
for an unpropitious night, II has been
decided by the entertainment commit
tee 10 hold II Thursday night of next
week. Those holding invitations to the
last dance will please present them that
night. M ladies admitted without
gentlemen escort, the latter holding an
Invitation.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-06
arsontown ftoms,
GRI,uNrowN. i

: WNT8F7TT| " - u w "
Let 10 be recorded, that az Green
town, Memorial day there were over a
hundred persons At the dam ashiug,
Notwithstanding the rain,
Mr. Ira Wise and wife have a nice
pair OF thriving twin babies
Greentown now contains three jun.
l,oa
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-06
ooURr HOUSE NEWS.
Very Littlo Being Dono In Amy Of the OF.
ucoH

Very Ltttlo Being Dono In Any Of the Of
1coA,
John II. Hudson has commenced an
action in common pleas court against
John Leow, as administrator Of the es.
tate Of Nicholas Lehr, deceased, TO col
loCt money due for medical attention,
Nicholas I,ehr is che man who fell on
an icy pavement last winter, and after
wards dledin DIR. Hudsons Office. "a
Clarence II. Rudolph has commenced
- civil suit In common pleas court
against Laura j. Wal kerand Geraldine
Spuhler -
The county commissioners are still
at work ON sheep claims
Jacob ". Landeman and Mary M
Zellers Of Canton township have been
licensed 10 wed. '.n'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-06
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Reunion AZ noot Point June eth, Il

Reunion at Rock Point June 9th, 1880.
The Tenth Annual Reunion of the
Alalgamated Association will be held
NJ Rock Point on Saturday, June Sth.
The Pennsylvania Company will make
the customary excursion rates for this
occasion, and arrange for the satisiac.
tory movement of number Of trains
sufficient to accommodate all who may
attend Trains leave Canton at $50 e.
M, central time, and tickets be sold al
the round trip rate Of 20 cents,