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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-30
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"a, "a, 70 AND 80 WEST FoURTEENTn.sr
This Week Begins
OUR SUMMER SALE.


OUR SUMMER SALE.
sale Of Summer Goods, without exception at
prices which must keep busy from morning until hSh'
RATHER than the quctude that some competitors arc
willing to accept give values that easily mako dull
times to unknown.
OF all dema nded In July unught
IL so demanded rs
WASH DRESS FABRICS.
OF these the finest you easily takes first
place in this sale First place with US
means much Wash Dress Fabrics were renowned
....our stock is always than four times that OF
any other store, be that other where It may and now
in this the OF goods at far lower
prices viii be sold than others for the Inferior In
limited assortment. Therefore
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-30
Tbi. week begins
oy,u sIdMER SALE.

. ,,. ,,s hot weather makes necessities
r wbate,cr YOU wAt, be 1t garment 'of '"~''
-, ,o ., infant: Millinery, Shoes, Gloves or ho'''
n,,..,. r.,s Handkerchiets or Ribbons eiAh'
-. CD or any of the numberless WASH DRESS
-, nd all OF these you'll find with US In variety
u,o,, n. s,sy in the very height OF season." '"'''''
=. GREAT bs at prices so much lower uA'N 'i''O -
~, ,u,,,, Of seo.on did prevail as make TINS 0A'f'"S
worthy 70 DO called
OUR SUMNER SALE
One OF The Specials For The week VIII De
SALE OF LADIES' DRESSES
Al Two and Four Doi'nrs'
a., p,sb, and Ten Dollars.
You can choose
.ro, two thousand Of the pretest "n''' -.
tom WV D.os made this scason---Sklrts--
', 1900 ,nckea all over, embroidered OF 'aH p
"a ,thhon trimmed Wasts--l'Hpire' .,an,eod
=, n,rectoire-sl new and iTah-" W.
OF ~ st,v psr cent below prevailing pIices'''''"o
Al Two Dollars 10 Eipht
Five hundred
canbric Seersucker, satecn anu "i'sN'
DRESSES, 49,,
spx., or velvet trim---Oest colors '
c value fve 10 hftecn dollars
Two hundred
sm.r sin and Lnce Drcsscs,
.. as follows ava M . uc,s so7 90
Figured China Silks On M , were 81 90
Figured China Silks. 90 M were As 90
rsnest Surah. Directoire =" ~ : voro o. 90
SuraA and China Silk Skirts . -.
1S.ar ChsntIlly Lace Is 90; were As 90
rresses--Moire Sash, - m ,-o,o no M
Finer Lace Dresses up 70 49,. oo,rinc values
rovorahla comments constantly heSFu WIN Ns
and variety Of great stock OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-30

Insurance cos.
Trust co.'s
RA.IrUAd co.'s
Mis'rl'Uus co.'s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-30

tai Persona
hharnhOl les Of
DAMS ..s..
Grand 0ta! o:
lr'T~HLis
l1'a e ,tlS'..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-30
AT THIRTY.sEvEN CKNTs.

We expect but do not promise. them for Monday but
lively promise them for Tuesday.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-17
THE SUPREME COURT
HHa
Alllfms tho Decision OF the Lower
Courts on u Case
-
Which Was Glvon tta First Hearing IN
leaO-A Hard Fought Dattlo,

A local celebrated case has at last
been brought to v close by the Supreme
Court.
The case 10 that OF Frederick Bur
ness against the Bolton Steel company
of this city, the plaintiff having sued
for 5000 damages for injuriesreceiyed
from Il falling steel ingOt, IL first came
Tor trial In the year 49, The jury dis
agreed. In the second trial the, Jury
awarded the plaintiff $1,000 This
verdict was set aside by the court and
u third trial was called,
In this trial II verdict Of $1,000 was
rendered In favor Of the plaintiff Ihe
case was carried up 10 the circuit court
and tho verdict of tho lower court
affirmed. The case was then carried TO
the supreme court, and this tribunal
has affirmed the verdict.
This case has been one OF the most
stubbornly contested one In the history
of the county, The attorneys for the
plaintiff were rhnyor and ellison and
w, j. Plero. For Che defense the atlor.
neys were Baldwin n Shields and Day
& Lynch.
The record IN the caso was o large
one, consisting Of three hundred printed
pages. The costs IN the cAse viii DO
very heavy, probable amounting with
attorney fees, TO the sum OF $1,000
The attorneys for tho plalnt n are TO-.
day receiving the congratulations Of
their friends on their greutlegal victory
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-17
NOVELTY IRON WORKS
Again Visited by the Fire lflend--
Damage 81 900 Dollars,

Last evening NJ about o'clock ~
alarm OF lif6 was turned la from boxes
li and II The department responded
quickly, aud found that the storage
room Of the Novelty Iron works owned
by Sherlock, Elmer a sherlock, was en
yeloped IA iiamea, by judiGioua work
tho llrb was soon undbr control, but
not unlll after considerable damage
was done,
The irH originated In tho storage
room where enstnga are kept, H
spread 10 the ceiling and 70 the second
Ilo0r where the patterns were kept II
mas taken years ~ aGGummulRte thr
models and they were quite valuable
The loss viii ba about 5000, which is
covered by insurance,
strange ~ say the lire originated IN
tho same place aa last March, when
quite q oOnnagrallOn took place, Then
u was OF incendlary origin, How II
ilarlfd last evening seems b. he Il
mystery Ono Of the remarkable
Ihluga about II was q barrel neatly
oiled with carbon on, which was A.
the storage room, The exterior OF the
barrel was burned about One fourth Of
An lnCh all around, aud strange 70 Say
the oil did not Ignite,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-17
A oHALLnNah


10 tho Mineral Pointer to Test the Truth
fulaean OF Recent Article In Ita Col-
umna,
j, Kreas Of this city issues challenge
10 tho Editor Of the Mineral Pointer an
his article calling Professor Franklin,
tne meamerlat Il fraud, 10 says lhai
II tho Mineral Pointer will place $50
~ any bank In this city no win depoait
llfty that Prof, Franklin can meamer,
lle six out OF every ton persona whu
PAYS upon the Mineral Point opera
house stage. II he does ~, tho llly
dollars viii gOto the orphans asylum
~ Canal Dover and tue 800 w u,
Mineral Pointer II Mr. Franklin sue
ceeds IN meamerlzlng six out Of every
ten that comes upon thu stage, Frank
lin Ia 10 receive tho $3.50 ana the grOfG
receipts Of the evening, aud tho $50 t.
90 TO the Childreng llomeat MI. Union,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-17

ing found an indictment against him,
Last midnight Detective and Marshal
A, i, felgef came 10 this elty ana took
tho prisoner away,
Llndeman resides near New Berlln
aud has respectable aud worthy parents,
who ara much ehagrined over his OK
plOiis, IL ~ not tho first time he has
been IN jail, as he has been arrested
several times tor various 0itenRea,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-17
pnm oaANaM MAnm.

The Hurford House in Different Hands.
Atnoon 20 day G. s. Gdver retired as
landlord OF the llnrrord House, J A.
Simonds of Lexington, KY, taking
clUgc. Mr.. SImonds Is also Interested
~ tie Ph0eliX TX Hotel at Lexington.
Kyo and comes to this city with The
mnst llatteriug recommendations All.
fred uafer and Don A. Goodwin, who
have done much to make the ehotpl pop
ullr will retain their positions as clerks,
nnd will strive TO please. MIR GavpT
has not as yet decided as TO what he
will engage In.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-17
pun crrY,s pnAp.
John Roonts pGsaea Away.-An Infant
Dies,

John Koonts PGeaen Away.-An Infant
Dies,
Mr.. John Koonlz, aged nearly 80
years, died th8 morning nj $50 NJ his
residence on North Cleveland avenue,
after an illness Of slx weeks. llo has
teen q resident of Canton BluCe he was
nine years old, having CONS here from
Huntington county, Pa, nearly 72years
ngo. lie bag always been u staunoh
Democrat and WAS extensively and
fAvoraby known throughout the coun.
ty. His funeral will take place Mon.
day from his late residence,
Miss Blanche Kimmerle, aged about
two months, died YESTERDAY morning No
her parents residence NO 70 lllner
street. Funeral was held to day. vt 2;30
y. m. at ST.. Peters Catholic church on
North Cleveland avenue.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-17

the result ID q collision, whether "pomln9
IONS. We are constantly O1llidinQ with fomes
body or something, II u isn't Win our
nnlghhOfa it II with some dread diseafea that
"knoCba us 0t tho tuck ana pnhnlh dis
have a. bear tho hruUt ut more collisions and
ahllGiOna ihan WRnllnd, la all cAhfh OF
nervousness bfarIngduWu ttntllInnh, ien-
derucaa, periodical pllub, tIcl hrllNche con.
NfemHle Irregularities hnl "WrHhnrthea,"
Dr. plrrc6'H iagOUio Prescription comes to
tho rescue 0f women ns no other medlolne
docs, II II the OulY medicine iOr women sofa
from tho manufacturers, that u VIII glye
fatisfnuliOn in every tnbe, o. money pull Tor
II Will be- refunded, BOO guarantee on bottle
wrapper
Copyright ~ by Womb's ps' hEn' ASSN
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-17

explosion OF boiler a. tho farm Of
David lirinkef last Tuesday, The Iva,
pref6lon was that " was caused through
negligence, which however 10 n1t tho
eaht, An Inspection was made OF the
boiler ana 70 was found that there were
no stay bolts, When II exploded there
was eighty pounds Of steam aud a hall
gauge Of water,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-17
THE STARS AND STRIPES

Rainod by Loyal Pupils ovor Two
Paroohial hohooIs in Canal Fulton.
Canal Fulton Is not to be ouldone IN
the matter Of Dag presentations, ard
neither arc the parochiHl schools locat.
cd there, On Thursday afternoon the
scholars Of st. James ard st. Philip
schools raised handsome banner OF
the Stars and Stripes over the schools
The scholars OF those schools acknowl-
edge none 10 love the Star Spangled
Banner more than they do.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-17

Mother Ritz, aged eighty.four, qui.
ely passed away Tuesday afternoon.
For many years she lived with her
nephew, Charles lilz, and was not ex
peeted 10 live for some time; old age
being the primary trouble. lnterment
IN the Lutheran cemetery Thursday
mOrning.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-17
oGRouIr COURT.

rho DooiBIon8 CloIod and tho Ca8B1 Pass.
cd Upon.
The Circuit Court has finished It's
business and the cases passtdupon are:
Levi liachtel vs. Lazarus Bachtel. De.
cree aI PRAYED for
Michael Burke W.. Patrick Burke.
Fineing IN favor Of the defendent
James J. Welker w. NJ. NJ, Mays OF
nj, Decree IN favor Of plaintiff.
Prudens q. Werling vs.. Buckeye Mu.
tual Fire Insurance Co. Judgment af.
lirmed.
., W, Chapman vs., Bolton Steel Co.
Finding for The plaintiff.
City Of Canton w. Nancy j. Grund.
Decision affirmed at cost Of plaintiff In
error.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-17
A HORSE TulntF

Ia Arraignod and Bound Uvor 10, Court at
Akron,
OF tho man recently arrested In this
city the Akron Bacon says: j. q.
CLARK, aman recently employed by the
Werner Printing aud Lithograph Co.,
and who was arrested Mt Canton yes.
terday ON charge OF grand larceny
was Orrai ned before Mayor Miller this
morning The defendant waived an
examination aud was bound over TO the
court Of common pltas In the sum Of
5000 He is the man who hired rig
OF II Tate a. Son on last Monday and
disposed Of the buggy
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-17
umAD TORN AWAY
by tho Accidental Discharge OF Muskot
nt Now Harrihburg.

George Fishel, only brother of Pro-
feSsor a, N. Fishe Of Mech mcstown,
was ont hunting NJ New Harrisburg
with Waldo Rock Upon their return
Fishpl set the gun down ppon the floor
when the shock caused IL to explode,
The contents entered his head aud at.
most tore away the top Death WAS al
most instant. Flshel lived with his
aunt, Mrs. Michael Deck.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-17
Herae Motor.

There was q big day no Terra Haute,
Ind yesterday Axtell trotted q mile
In 2'liA The 2!22 trot wab won by
Maud 4, In etralght heats, jeremiah ID,
Pdwnee Ord. Time 2;lgjG, sl04, 2l0H
The 282 trOt was won by MiudleWHy
WyandOtl "a, WOOdf0rd Pilot I'd. Time
2;26, 2'2i, 2'2bll, The Wabash stakes
lor2 year oldu was won by Frenzy b.
FlorIdai best time 2'3l.
AZ Lancaster Ohio, yesterday Bios.
som won the 3 year old tr0t; hest time
2aiA, Rachel H. won the 800 lrot.
best time 2:3ill LaYerne won the 2.gl
pace; be5t time 2;2O,
The pacing Oily, Annie Dickinson,
paced half NJ Torro lliuto, Ind, Tues
day, In | O7H, Johnston went u hall
IN li03lS,
A race will take place at Mlller5burg,
Ohio, on wednesday, October lB, for ii
pfl2e, between Billy pnlchen, 28Nl i'
Grace l., 2'3iH, and Doctor L., 2.37.
All are owned thuO. The two liSt are
pacers mud The last q lrotter The race
will be good one,
The Minerva fair was n grand sue.
cess, and yet there was very little nc
tho Minerva fu'r except horses md
horse racing, There we're very few
pumpkins and not many big 80 inghcs
or fragrant onions, but there were from
four tO ilyo thousand people there on
ThurSday aud about five thOusandprCs
ont on Friday, al 20 enjoy the rnciug,
The great success OF this fair ought 10
give our Stark County Agricultural
society some powerful pointers. THIS
association gave good purses, hence
they had good horses and q big crowd
They gave $3.50 forfreo i0rnll trot, ana
$3.50 for free'tor.all pace, The follow
lux ARE full summaries Of all the races.
800 trot, Thursday.
Nlrgcr poc'orJ Jr""''" . !
Louder u".ur",.,u, .
Lite Dick ,.""",,"," Q . y
Tlmo-2iH $40 aiuH, aAiN eitB,
235 pace, Thursday
uWllght Observation-Disclosures I
mlhhlo L'''''',"u'"'''''",,,"
LlUlo Nct ,,',,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,uu,u2 U q
rlmc-aiO, a9iN adl, aJlN
2;33 trot, Friday
ulohwuod Prince,
DE- Mcfarland d",",.,.,",""m 1 o 4
Minnie NhWcr",,,,,,..,,,,uru,u 2 .
Hlhuk DICK k,,,,,,,,,tss,,,,.,,,uu,B .
rimo-281k e81 a13A gaJg
efor.all pace, Friday
Day Crockett kolt,",",,,.,,,,,,,u,,,1 0
Little ltoa '''',",".,,,,,"u,u,a 4
Mlhulo h,''''" ,'",,,',,s,su,,,ut . 9
ldlllo iAl l.','',,s,,ssss,s,,uu,s,a y
Tlmo-21l, ea0H 500, agD,
Free.tor.all tIot, Friday
Juuu hoy '''''''n'''s',,,,,,,,,u,,
Iul"' "'"','',,''''''''''','',, .
MlhnIo .hauer "",'',,,,,u,,u"u,un9 z .
Tlmu=aIda, pBOk, glii,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-17
rrrrY rRfENps

Surprise Horny Dookard " His Farm
Houao.
About fifty frlonds surprised Henry
Deckard and his wife Friday Mt their
home four miles south Of Canton II
was the anniversary Of Mr. Deckard's
llltleth birthday, and the occasion was
one OF great jollity. An elaborate din.
ner was served
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-17
t,,a MaNon piea.

PHrLADELpuIA, Oct. 10 Especial +
w, u keudrlck, prominent politician
and high Mason, died this morning,
aged 81 years.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-17
Defective Bollor

= A. McFarrran of Tuscarawas
township made u statement TO News.
DEMOCRAT reporter In regard to the
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-17
A oAprIm THIEF.


Yesterday afternoon Marshal Gentry
arrested William Lindeman In this city
on the charge of stealing cattle In Port.
age county, the grand jury there hay
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-17

Yesterday at Lexington, Ky, 9. 9.
Cook, of Canton, purchased the stallion
Vecil Medium, by Happy Medium, for
$1,000.
Acolite, By Onward, went mile at
TerIe llautD yesterday IN 2;2i.
After his great trot IN
lion AXtell, 3 years old, was sold for
100000 to W.J. ljpma, Terre IlauDe,
lndi A 10, Brush, Detroit, Col. j. W.
lo1ley, Chicago, and r. 4, Moran, De.
trOit.
Goldberg Bros. won three good rnces
Mt Minerva, ., Eisman drove all the
races, lie made great race there
With the 3year old, GIpnWood Prince
and won the 2:33 trot over some tough
old stapers. Goldberg Bros. have had
great luck This season, They started
Davy Crockett In nine races and won
seven. They have won several hard
races with Glenwood Prince and won
several big contests with Gaslight.
Fortuna by Florida, won the Edge.
wood stakes at Terra llante Yesterday.
best time, 1898. The 2'27 trot was won
by Sedalla Boy, best time, 2:22l6. The
2:lB trot was won by Jack beating
llendiyx and j. II. Richardson IN the
remarkable time Of 2l1l6, 2I7E and
2171.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-17
Stark County School Examiners Notice.

OANroN-- -ilxaminatlonn will be held NJ Canton
dn IN, first Saturday OF each month.
AT Neutrality-suspicious. Btb, 1859.
AZ ALLiAror.-oa lath, 1880 and on tho
lrat saturday OF March, 400.
Ar BEAon CITY scccud saturday of February,
1860.
Ar CANAL FuLToN--sccond Saturday OF March,
1870,
Ar uNiorrowr-sesop saturday Of Aprh, 1900
GtO. w. YO1IE,
Clerk Of board Of hxAmlncu
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-17

haa 10, Whenever Tia once u secretary 0f state,
kndlaT NJ slaa Treasured ~ state ~ aiipHep Hpni
eIa hsgpinfA Yheant inf any NJ ihe fauhns infn
upnrd ~ section ib 0l thls Article, ihp upyplunr
efhe tenn, o. unlll lle disability u removed,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-17

hss %, The fenllAf sefslnR VI each Genslal A.
ssap, s. ,esl I. seaes,ee e as @ Aonaa' e' 's'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-17
ACTION oF TnE nan,

A meeting Of the bar Of stark county
waa held In court room No, | NJ nine
o'clock this morning, Judge Joseph
FTcaae was chosen chairman llo, In
u lew ntlinR words, referred 70 tho sad
accident and paid glowing tribute ~
he lumented Judge, Charles Kieeh
baum WAS elected secretary, On mo
tIon Of Judge Mong II was decided 10
attend the funeral IN a body. Judge
Day moved that a committee Of five be
appointed 10 20 10 CaTOllt0n NJ once
nud make arrangements for attending
tho funeral. MceAra. Day Baldwin,
Mong, fhayer and Bow we're appointed
AS that committee and won't to Carroll
ton ~ once,
On motion Of j. j, Clark u committee
OF three was appointed TO purchase u
suitable floral tribute. Mea,ra, Clark,
Pomorcne aud Piefo were appointed on
that committee,
The committee who went 10 Carroll
ton weIo instructed 20 prepare gnltaOlC
resolutions, The meeting then 0d
Ioutned until ono o'clock tomorrow Of
CrrnOOn.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-17
LATE 1NFoRMATIoN.

Telephone communication with
Louisville NJ n late hour this afternoon
disclosed the fact that Stoner Is still
unconscious and no hopes are enter.
tanned Of his recovery. The statement
Ia almost made that the Jackson boy
notified the authorities Of StOnerS con.
diiion Friday night before the couple
left for home. St0ner is u mason and
boards ut II South Cherry street,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-17
Proposed Amendment 10 tho ConSlllu.
iIOn Of Ohio,
BIENNIAL ELECTIONS,
AMnNDMnNT no, 4,

bnQuOH l, Nc II resolved w The General Aalfm
VI N Ne elale NJ Ohlp, That propositions ahall ~,
aulinlllel W ilh f0oula 0l lll tlaln on ihp nltl
" sMeAa Section W III All0l6 NJ Section W pI Al
tl0l ~ SECTIONS y q n q 10, NJ 10 Ana "a am W
eleaiu hbaon N n AnlOle y, hfNlpn " NJ Alllne
VII hnliilna q aud Anl Alinln n ana Section . NJ
Article XVI, VI thg OnH1tltllun ~ thh state VI
Ohlp, 10 lheY shall Itsn AZ i0lllNs
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-17

$50 q, Attho general election 70 bs held In ne
yeAf one thousand eight hundred and nlheiy-tWo
-ihh hofo be convention 70 revise, alter, %
amend the Constitution, shall bo hubmiited 70 The
piscion VI NE plAle. Aull N oale a majority Of AZ
~ givy,uis lu,lna ~ tutu u.ttuh a. .i1, ,e in,
OF q convention, ha Ocnefh Assembly, At A. nrki
aotslun shall provide by iAf, iur tiN rlrUilnH nl
lelHtnA ard tbu Assembling " ttrh cOUVrlilluh
hmonauent pfius Olu.lnl u, tfurl ul.h nv hnI
couyUullHn Aiafuurd iu pursuance uisIhh auifu
ehal tiku tArui uniu lh tlWH SHALL hNr t0p HulH
mlitod 90 thr UllUnf4 20 ihu sliH Huu uupussl 10y
tialofily Oi uuan yuuuI Wuiuua,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-17
IMPALED.
The Awful Fate of Judge Robert
ltaley,
While Picking Apples at His Car
rollton Home
Ito ID Thrown With Force Upon
Picket Fence
by The Limb Of q Tree Breaking His
Lung Pierced his peath-Aotion
Of tho STARK County nar

CaHOlltOn 10 Ia q state OF Intense OK
eitement over tho fatal accident 70
Judge Robert ilaley, Of the court OF
Common Pleas,
The news vt Judge Haley'a death
reached this city late Ia the evening
and created a profound atlf IN tho olf-
Giles in which the Judge Waa known,
The accident which resulted la the
death OF the Judge happened 40 4
o'clock in the afternoon, The Carroll
Chronicle, issued the same night, gives
the particulars 0fthe same,
~ tappealh that Judge liAley was en-
gagged IN picking apples Ia his yard, lie
had only one arm aud 70 brace himatli
In the tres 10 uGe hig one hand freely
no stood with ono foot upon u ladder
ana the other upon limb OF tho tree,
lle had about filled basket with
applfh when the limb upon which he
WAS resting cracked. II broke before
no could relieve n OF his weight and
he was prtelpitated from the ladder,
Under him was picket fence ana
upon this the body OF tho Judge was
hurled,
lle was impaled alive, one picket
piercing his BODY and penetrating
hia lung, Other pioGeia pierced other
portions OF his body sufficiently to hold
him,
The picket that pierced his lung was
broken OIL by tho force Of tho mans
TALL,
llla agonizlng cries brought willing
hands but they came 10 late 10 save
him from harm, His remains were
raised from tho fence and carried into
the house.
Dra, skeela and Trip were called
and did all In their power 10 relieve the
euiieIinga OF tho victim, but he re-
malned unconscious ana suffered un'
told,
AZ 0iS0 tho Judge was roating easy
but his body was cold and the phyai'
clans could detect but faint pulaation,
Az 7a0 tho end Game and o life OF
usefulness was ended, Az tho time OF
hla death tho Judge was surrounded by
his family aud friends,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-17
.Dr, PIERGEIS PELLETS

renilate and cleanse the liver stomach and
b6wes. They Hrg purely vegetable and per
feGtly harmless Uno a Dose. Sold hN
IrupnistH 81 cents vial,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-17

HHo q. County onioen ahhil No elected IN rhs
even YeHfA on tho nfft TUESDAY after Mo iint MOns
aAy " November, w lhe electors of eloh county, IN
such manner and lof such term OF even years, a
IN 4 county 0ineo u thhil DO nlled by App0lntmV
Tor tho remainder OF tho torn,
NH0 q, Township unlooiA and elective muhicl
p6l Oroefa shall bo elected IA tho odd yeats on iht
hTat Tuesday after tho iint Monday ~ NUVfmbfr
~ the electors VI each township or municipality, m
aich manner and Tor such torn 0f even ytAf4 Ne
may bc provided by law When vacancy Otduu
~ toWnahp or municipal once n shall bn nllod uy
appointment fof the remainder of Tho torn,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-17

Hno ~ No long M tha state shali have putiir
works which fnIuifn tuneiintHnNfhte, thHib uiAii
no bOhrd VI public works, " CONSIST u thfth mr
htFt and whuan term ~ unlcu shall hp f1f auri
aumbsf VI eVen years "a mar DO provided ~ iAw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-17

Mrs, Knam arrived here from All.
ance last summer, aud has a husband
but no children. He Is u hard work
ing industrious man nd well respected
She Is u daughter Of Mrs. Jackson who
formerly lived at Alliance, aud aOhley.
cd quite reputation In more ways th0n
one,