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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-06

Marriage licenses have been Issued TO
Grant B, Dadaell and Martha j. Davis,
Of Canton; George W. Laughliu and
Chrstenn Melbourne, Of Canton, Nor.
man Weaver and Lizzie Steineck, Of
Canton, John Ober aud Elizabeth
Stoner, of Greentowu, IT, W. Smith and
Mary Erwin. Of Canton; James Polus
and Annie Brlokel, OF Maxine; Edward
h. Miller and Cora \. Kirk, OF Canal
Fulton; A. J, Wire and Lou II. Floom,
Of Massilon.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-06
From wiliiansport.

WnJIAnsPoaT, Pa, June The
biggest food Enoc the memorial ono d
1885 ie now in progress on hc wod
branch Of the susquohannA river Much
damage is reported from points north OF
lerc. but communication Of all kinds d
intcriercd with, Land slidos are reported
all along tho Pennsylvania roads north
Of hore. Al Cloar6old tho wator 10 rls
Inc At the rate Of one and ono-hali feet
per hour A half dozen bridges have
boen swept away and the gtIOots Of the
town are oyorlowod, The people are
going about In boats.
The boomf NJ Caledonia and Curwons
vile have broken and II " feared tho
Lock Haven boom win break, and thai
The WillianEpoH boom cannot sLand the
strain II thin occurs, Logo valued aj
", S,0OO, 900 depend on the Williamsporl
boom holding Tho river win be twenty
foot above low wator marx. The rain IL
falling ~ torrents,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-06
TaaeIFTINa or TAN APPLE BIOS
SONS,

lffom the N auA
Tue 0Tfhams wffo an white viii li0sinm
The tfnniHI Alf Naa Nlliu,
THO hiFlt thuif uifin rain aung fahT
Afitft thr hN dHy ralini
HfWltWl-iWi tfirtN -pfft
hel4hfrrp- hpWnn nbW-tN tt-i l'
q ue sitting ~ mo appiu llppm
NJ llilr love nos gg.dnu hRlI
Aid eyes M lIutiful plHp.
hhr III 20 Wllilo. n II faiHs.
Wual fiill fr duf
.fWilNt- tNi-tWlriW -tpt
tu9Nra shnllrT-tNrte DO
% thr sliiug VI iht Hpplo blppm
Ihe pHarlY dflps began W fHil
hrnnaih iun appln ifrel al Ana Ia
tiaflibl boz nn'e ihp falA NAs snort
hUi love ulnfhlJ
ffWi.tWittWi, ,tWirlWf cot
hfyrfmiud ihp'falnr rngW rHN rf'i 7"
% tho hifnHr NJ lhl apple bloom
kA1H hnoWHttS HurHWpop
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-06

Emanuel lluOncRer was up before
Mayor Stake this afternoon 10 answer
to the charge Of attempted rare pre-
ferrod against him by Joseph Arntg,
The matter was settled In SONS way
and the prosecuting witness would not
push the charge, He wm fined 80 and
costs aud sent 10 jail for 10 days for
Indecent exposure Of his porBon,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-06
nnoElenln Arnlea aAlye.

The Bed salye IN the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores Ulcers, Salt Rheum, no
YpT Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hahda, Chill
blains, Cons, and all Skin Eruptlona
and odatyely cures Piles, or no pDy re'
buried, II IA guaranteed 10 give pef.
feet satisfaction, or money rofnnied
Price 70 cents per box. For saAe by
Durbln Wright n Go,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-06

Malvern Clay company arc turning out
5000 bricks per day, and everything 10
IN good order except the mule takea q
spell once Va o while aud leaps on tho
tfeatle, about N feet 10 the ground
She never hurts herself but ID always
ready 10 90 back again.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-06
ooop WORDS ron a, MsoaEooH,


(rf6m ho mapheld Shield RAnberl
That veteran Democratic eI journal
iat Archibald McGregor OF Canton has
announced himself a candidate for
Stats Senator There ~ nothing 700
good for a man who has done his party
the service that Mr., McGreg0r has aud
his party In stark county should see
that no geth H. lle would bringa won
derful force Of character a tlfeltRs in-
tellect with great quantity Of pOllti'
cal knowledge aud sagaclty W the posi-
ton heaeHkh
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-06
Violenuy inaAne.

Probate Judge FawOett and Deputy
Sheriff WieIandt returned from Mari
f0ro Wednesday afternoon with Owen
Walton who waS adjudged insane llo
haa been very violent OF late and as
stated In Wednesday NEws DRNOORAT
he attempted 10 take the llto OF his
daughter sheriff Leinlnger leit for
the Toledo asylum this morning with
Walton In charge,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-06
AN AWFUL SIGHT.
People Warned Of It's Possibility Of Hurst
ing but Too Late

People Warned Of It's Possibility Of Hurst
ing, but Too Late,
PuTsnuRG June Lit was stated az
the Office Of The Pennsylvania railroad,
at an carly hour this morning, that the
deaths would run up into the thousands
rnthor than tho hundreds, ~ was at first
supposed. From privato dispatches re.
colvcd, II is said that the stream Of hu.
man hmngs thot was swept before the
angry dood5 was something most piti.
ful 10 bohold Mon womon and chill.
dren wore carried along frantically
ahnoking for help, but their cros ayailed
tbcm nothing Rescue wos impossible.
HlsLnads waru swept past leir Riya
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-06

ruE export OF gold increases and
Dun q Go. IN their report 10 day say
the bank surplus is liable t0 be weak
ened during the uoKt six weeks, which
viii cause serious pressure In The fall,
What's The matter with the Harrison
adminiBtratiOnp
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-06
Jos. Horne ! Cos
PENN AVE, STORES.


Ouf great speeialty-beat makes In
Iilaok Dress Silks from 10 cents 10
si0O q yard
lilaok surah silks 10 cents 10 ei7b,
Black Silk Grenadines, 10 oents 10
finest,
Plain and fancy weaVea COlofed Silks
all the neW O0l0ra,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-06
Legal Notioe.

Margaret Nchofor whose residence IA unknown
VIII tnko notice that on the nld day Of Aprli A, ~
1880, Pctor sch0rer nled hla petition IN tho Court Of
Common Pleas IN nnd for stark county, Ohio DO.
ing cause number B8lD, praying for divorce from
hnid margaret A0horor on the ground uf adultery
aud that SAID cause VIII be Tor hearing on nnd after
tlo 5th day OF june 1890
April 10th, 1850. PETER BOlIERER
:. MONO McCARrI, PlalntlGp Aw'yl,-mo1w
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-06

Ycm Pa June Tho lower
part Of the city arc inundated, A
general alarm has been sound cd by
tho belt of The city and families are
moving. The wator lie within q few feet
Of ,hc bridges
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-06
Legal Notice.

John kuoh y resident of waHhhgtOn tOuhty
Wipoonaln iayinA Cox resident OF summit
county, Ohio, and Chaflon \. Huch, o resident Of
estate Of Michael Knoh, deceased, late OF stark
county, Ohio, will tako notice that have presented
70 the Probate Court Of stark county Ohio. for Al.
e25707 for balance duo me on boob account. and
on q pr0fnlhanry note given by aaid Michael Ruch
during his life tnne 10 one Charles Rlchardaon and
was owned by me, and that the testimony concern.
ing said claim will bc heard by said court IN the i7th
dag Of june A. d., 1880
n, W. MeOAU0nRY,
Administrator with VIII annexed Of the estate Of
Michael RuOh, deceased,
Dated May 10, 1890 l4-Aw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-06

PmlArmGnn, June L.. The Ponnsyl
vanio Railroad company announces thai
through trains on tho western diviaion
are suspended and that traffic may moi
" rcmised until Sunday.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-06
And Yot no IA q protnotlonlni.

o Liberty, nOat not for ever ol the
far horizon remain not forever In the
dream Of tho enthusiast, the rhilanthrO'
pist, and poet, hut come and make thy
home among the children Of men,
lngets0ll,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-06
WORSE AND WORSE

From tho uroat Disaster .-- Throo Thoua
and is tho Latest Estimate Of tho Deaf
Loss,
plTrsBURG, June Especial, l--All
later reports show that IN tho FIRST nc.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-06
Doing Good Buainess,

A Malvern correspondent says; The
Malvern Clay company have a million
bricks on hand and are shipping every
day. Success to them The Canton Il
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-06
saturday, ,hc Goth day Of June, 1880,
SHERIFF sAL&.


John A. IlanS o. al 0ouSt
~ vlrtuo oi IN orasr Of nAs runod BY ho
Ohio, IN the above action md W mo diroctod viii
oifor for uAle VI pablo sutoIy Al ne a0Of " no
court hOueo IN nv city Of Canton, on
Saturday, tbe 18th day Of June, 1850,
the county OF Stark and Bato oi ohio, ana boinr u
(2) and part OF iho northwest quarter Of section
number one a., OF township number ono a.. OF
range ton l0) described ~ f0llowH t0-wlt ne-
glunlnB on the line between sections number ono
and two from north 10 nouth ~ point elxty. ihroo
and hye-tonths norohuH nOrlh from The southeast
cOTnor Of the northeast quarter VI section number
two (9) on tho r0adl thonoo NORTH ~ degrees and
minutes west along said road twontysthroo norohcn
70 post In tho centor Of tho road ihonoe east
twonty i've and hvo-ionthH pcrohOe, bolng sixteen
and nycstentha perthos into che northwest quarter
OF sect on number ono ~, thonoe south, w do.
groea east forty tlI (i0l perchca nonco south, NJ
ght-tu ntLs porchte, thence west ono poroh thence
north, ~ degrees west sixteen nUfchog, thence
north. BBb deRroct west twonty-cHht porohos W
tho place Of beginning, containing four and ninety
eight one hundredthp "a % 1909 acrVe Oi land more
or less,
Appraised at g7OO
sale ~ commence Al J c'elooh D. IA. rumG
cash,
A. LEINmoER, Sheriff.
WisE a AhBlHh AuyA
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-06
SHERIFF SALE.

Martin Wikldhl Ordtf oi ADt
Mary ucrbmd ot al ' Pleas Govt I''''
ny yiftno a m order VI hAh Muuod BY tltik
II the court OF common pleas VI htalt county, OhlO
In tho above Aeil0n, and W me directed WI oiOf
Tor aao W public 0ntcTy, ~ Tho deer VI ht touH
house, In the city Of Canton on
saturday, the Goth day Of June, 1880,
lho following desdiibod real otlAie, situate
IN tho city Of Canton county of AtA H. ana glAtp VI
ohio, and known 10 Tho woat half Of lot number ala,
IN thn city 1f Canton tDAvid iiAhnh Addtlonl, ihr
same being lot number iEN ON the new map oi uAld
Oily,
AppRhod "a t2tOO
Salo ~ commence M ont esao1 D ~, 1tfms
A. LEuH0KR Sbtrlp
BALDWIN a BuiEl.ps Ah'Jt
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-06
Tho pond ni aanr HOLLOW

PIrrsnURG, June Especial l-'fhe
county solicitor telegraphs from Saug
Hollow, seven miles from Johnstown,
for 200 collins. This number may ap.
proximate the dead there,
HUOHEg,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-06
Administrators Notice.

Notice ls hereby given thae tho undersigned ha,
NJ tho estate OF Charles Auhlott late OF Rtnrh
county Ohlo deceased
JOSEPH s. UuRICu
Dated May 10Th 1890 -mpndwf Administrations
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-06
A. Relief Fund stArtod in Pitnburg for
the Flood Bul0rora,

PTmBUR0, June Especial Lib.
eral subscriptions 10 tho relief fund
here have been started aS follows,
Pittsburg Dispatch, $500,
Pittsburg Times, $500
Oh Exchange, 5000.
Mr.. Gusky, 5000,
Mr.. Kaufman, a2,0O0.
llisner n Phillips, $1,000,
Plttsburg Clothing Co., 5000
Hundreds of dollars have been sub
Bcribed In smaller amounts,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-06
Loss or LIFE AT YOUNGSTOWN

Very Latest From Our Special Reporter
nj Pittsburg
PITrsBuRo, June ia p. N,-iSpe
oial,l THE loss OF life at JOhnBtown is
said, this afternoon, 10 be about two
thousand. Communication has Just
been opened uudHEs.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-06
JOS. HORNE n Co.,
6o9-02l Penn Ave.
PITTSBURGH, PA,
Proposed Amendment 10 Tho COnSiItu
ton OI Ohio,
IA - A N.
AMRNpuRyr NO. /.

- 49, ~ h' .. roo Af'H we -
- 0nuyl WuruF.i by Mo drncral ss,un
" ui huNnt NJ OHIO lnt g prlua.tlnn email 70.
.uII nlur u. Urf HHf'W l, fNuUhuf Iittt
I'd. iIl 90 ~ 900 10 HIu Ntl, M Tue OunaUlu
.H, col Wp aulu OF uhu su tnnt u shall read a. lul'
AHucLG XII,
asDg y The grnernl Nurmby mal provide ini
o. islnH ~ t'ttnNt lnf hu WpWfi ~ w iHir
ld inrN Iuyt uuurutU uut tattt shall he uniform
1000 l'h Huuf Wlm NJ aIurCN lluijhH nfnnudA
IU.' .huol lW.r. lHHr. n.N iciiUlyoy ini
uNllv p-up ny usrl r,r Nyry iW ahy public pui
co. lul prtlI uluH 90 iu Iu HH iunt not On
nuluN ln value iN' nur.trl unlNu Tor each ~
i'uuu may, NY HruuiAI laws Uu rKumpttd ff0lu
POL. uuu, lud Me- Value r Nl ptprtly 10 exempted
ul.l ~ ~ tine a. limo. hr airnrAlned and pult
..NHl Uh mHy hr durri ny law
.tCN AlsWh tleNun tiuso ertuf desiring H.
lm'intA Tho word, "rNalon Amundmuhla
80 u Y amtgumril mai
bllna tho wuida "faiatlph
pmcnt shall lake eject on ths
tillERT l., LAMPsoS,
speaker Of lhu iiuu,H ul Representation
luEu y. pANtH,
Adopted AprQ o 1870
uNtTKu NrATls NJ AMFHidA QUO,
OrUuN Nv iiH RrOnmARY ~ ~ AfH
T. nnulW ! Ryan, secret tY nj state N tho aatA oi
Nhln dn hHtunr rrttiy thNi lhu foregoing IA y tnis
Itt mbl ut ,lraIstU u1 uUt On uIu nth day VI
'Uti.. ' d. lf'p. issuu truu ttt original rolls Al,d
ID tGl. urw,
loo testimony vhtlrpi, have hfronpto mlarrlbvd
my hNn %, nul aHlXad nv nnlrlnl sal
lFhNLl ai lunWuiN lhu itlh dai of Apnl
DANIEL !, RYAN,
maA'lnD secretary of htaia
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-06

The alarm Of danger seems 10 have
reached Johnaown about ! p, m. The
railroad officials AZ onoo began carrying
people out Of town, Bomo on pgulaT
trains, othom on hastily improyiood spo-
olah Superintendent Pitcairn hap.
pcnod 10 bo In the vicinity and took
charge Of tho work The water finally
came down like tidal wave sweeping
oycrYihlnR heloTe h
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-06
Wonderful Phenomena.
The Most Rem srksble Case
Ever Reported In this COun'
try. and the Statements
Verified by the Best
Citizens OF Ohio.

I am Ag years old, About eighteen
yeafs ago noticed thiokenlng Of the
skin on my lefl eide A. II gave me NO
Inconvenience Al the time, paid bat little
attention 70 II ier perhaps two years.
then II began 70 form soales and ID shed
very badly, The scalp skin would fake
off like dandnii, but ooamef, ! COM
meneed using external applications bat 10
no purpose The disease went on spread
ing slowly but surely, until was entirely
covered with II except my hands and face,
Az time passed, the inflammation aKd
shedding on Of the skin increased, the
pores became all ologged or stopped up
except the exposed psrit, 40 that when l
got hot there seemed 10 b. a great ientlon
on my face and head ! eoald MOI sweat
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-06

AWFUL HORRORl
Hundreds of Lives Swept From
the Face OF the Earth.
A Whole City Of Nearly $4,000
People Destroyed
Very latest and Most Reliable AS
count Of the Disaster,
Photographed by the News'DemOeraps
Special Reporters,
Farmers Along the Allegheny Riv'
or Fleeing 10 the Hills.
The People II Plttsburg Almost Wild
With Excitement,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-06
sUMMER pREss aoops.

All Wool % cents 10 t4,0O a yard h.
oluding mauy special good values
Cream White Wool fabrics for grad
uating dresses,
Printed Challls from B cents 10 ~
eGnta a yard, newest pattern,
baunea . cents 10 finest French goods
NJ 20 10 80 centa,
Ginghama and Wash Dress Goods, M
cents W ~ cents, hundreds OF styles
Black Wool Dress Goods IN all wool
and silk ana wool miIburo. In light
weighta for summer wear,
Mems Flanner Shirts, Ladies Flannel
BlOuHnH,
Boys Shirt Waists and Flannel
Waists.
Hosiery and Underwear, IN medium
and gOhsamer weights,
An Linen llemAtilohed Handler
ohiofh, l255cenla 70 nnest
Housekeeping LlnenA Lace Curtaln
aud Curtain materials,
silk and Liale Gloves, kid gloves 70
cents 10 best
Our Mail Order Department fills an
orders the day they are received, and
send samples and information prompt
ly, The largest stocks the year round
and tho lowest prleot,
Vno HOnMH A. (O
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-06
The People 1T Pltsburg Almost Wild
With Excitement,
A Dam GiVes Way, Carrying Death
and Destruction With II.

some 81 tss ssesos IHaesvFibabl,- 'rhs
work of Ressns Golns Os-Hs rraias
Able 70 Reach ,he sseAs and An OlhsT
DGost Osmu-salsaiiss Cut oa-As
slstanss Asssa Ier by sapesistesasal
Pitcairn
HABmmURo, june An oIt0niVe
hnd slide N reported NJ lAliya station.
The wator Ia said W be ton feet over The
Pennsylvania railroad traokt
BRADDOK, Pa, June Telegraph
who's are down or unavoidable twelve
miloe from Johmitown. News received
here by the Pennsylvania railroad
officials coroborat0s the statements thal
Johnrlown h nearly wiped out Tho
signal towor people NJ Sang Hollow
s,Nte that up b 0 o'clock they had
counted no persons boating pas. on
wfookagc somO alive and somo dead,
They rescued boy, name unknown,
who said NJ and his father, mother,
brother and two sintom were swept away
with lhoir house, Ito was washed of
from Nc building, but 1E others worO
IN II whom il was carried over tho nov
stone railroad bridge NJ Johmtown, Tho
house went 10 pieces hcn, and he Think
all were drowned.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-06

DR.. H. Russell Burner can
be consulted free Of charge,
at the Hotel Conrad, (fOrm-
erly called the Farmers
HOtel), Canton, o., on Sun
day, Monday and Tuesday,
June the 10th, 18th and 18th.
Examination free to all.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-06

over the tops Of many OF The Htill remain
ing ohinneya AdiEpAtoh 10 Dispatches
oulp,eooiyod about II O'Clock last night,
mid the blockade NJ Me JohnatowB
bridge WA throSfourths Of a mile long
and forty feel high, and war all on fra
Tho extent Of The damage
could not possibly b. estimated
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-07-12

Farmer Bell did not believe IN mental
or moral sugsr-plums in his own family
circle He wss quite willing TO con-
mend friend or acquaintance. but he had
: theory thst his own family would Be
best improved BY . Spartan discipline.
The children most learn 10 do their duty
without praise. and - for bic wife, she
hsd toiIed for fifteen years without once
being told that she w. : satisfactory
houseke<per.
One might the tvo cane home from :
- party q neiRhbor 3 house. and Mr..
Bell. With The courage ofthe meek, ssid {:
Ezra. seems 20 me heard you prsis-
in the notices the Smith girls work ed n
Yes. did" aid Mr.. Bell. peal
pretty they we're for such nonsense
-Your own girls have made some inst
like EN- You'd befier praise them.
It'll tickle item 70 desth. And didnt /
hesr ron ~ that squash pie for supper
was powerful nices-
well. Miranda. twas good pie.-
-Wss IL mite better'n mine, Exra?-
Wei no. l can't ~ - twss.r
when have you ever said one word
70 praise . pie or cake I've Get before
yous"
-Msy Be ! sint praised ye much. Mir
Inds. but then I amt complainant
"Yes. you have said Mirsuds. .Yes.
ron haves Ssyin' nothin's complaints. :
'ometimes. It's jest like pnshin' heavy
oad up hill. besides what y have agreed
70 carry. % 60 along day sstee day an'
,ot heas : word o. praise
Ezra began 20 think and. although be
y no means changed HE spots entirely.
70 did from that time Try to Get on the
heory thst women folks ere Iond Of
.0nmn06 aai00
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-07-12

Ftiiadesnh'A Ledger: In The next war
nm;r~ will have 10 be employed chiefly
~ keeping nut Of the range ~ each
Others suns, or they will be snnihilated
II addition % The repeating riflrs. Cat
ling guns. d. Mantle guns snd the like,
the Government has been experimensing
With . sixpounder that nres nineteen
times minute. or sixty times IN four
minutes and twenty seconds. There
will b no charges like thar OF PIckett's
men q Getty sburg against such wesp0us
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-07-12

Watbor warm asd gstiing warmer.
Abaes Resell, ths medicine man, d %
toWu this week
Jobial A. Vowel went 10 Shoals Tues.
day % look up permanent place to take
shadows; be took shadows for WIN.
NoIss in Nay. and took Judgement Ior
The work Tussday. before his Hon., z.
Bridges, for 1l-7s.
Our folks eli took ID the fourth q
French Lick; our Sabbath Sc hool choir
len town the fourth 10 : beautiful
wagon, beautifully decorated with flsgs.
bsnuers and beautiful eirIs. The Sin.
mOus Creek choir pasoed through sovr.
the teacher cod echool sII WaIkjnR. no
banner, no dag. no pretty girls. and no
wagon, but Jim called bic soIke ioeelher.
eod u making shs verdict TIE Judees
forgot Our wagon. 1ags end I'll. and rive
70 squisfy Jim end Scattering Abraham
the beautiful banner. end 70 ~ our
school e dispIeased. n putting Il very
mild. But jim Cox ssys be viii lsy
them 10 the shade next fourth. So mott
e =. James, but don : y too sure.
Old Uneie Samuel jacobs died Let
Saturday. Ho 80 ooIy sick shovt
uims. Old go 3 supposed % b tbs
esuse o. bic deash. Uncle sam Wss n
good christian and good seiehbor, and
Bic innuenee will b miseed n THE con-.
munity. The family bsvo oor Sympathy
1he foorth brought pleasure % some.
bot trouble 70 F1okIIn end Pele.
while Rraok ~ u Rockville. PETE
drove Rvaaks COW on, and next dsy
Frnnk repIevied Der; this go the ball to|
rolling eed 4 wiiI roll up cost 20 sooe|
ooe- This evening, q Squire Bridges,.
The Sopervisos says be Z % ne ssleI
sbde; thst Il 10 Ioses the Towuship win
heve . poy bic cost ond stt0rneys fee.
But q you iose thls suil Peter, g viii
sos aoount % much, Or q lsoa( d viii
- snail. j. co0pasisoa viii shst dsuukl
- - IL o July, that csuoed lhas 0ring|
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-07-12

1 Aunt Julia White. OF Nj. Carmel. Il
up visiting friends and relatives.
GeoFge kiefner. Of Loogoosee. was
over last Saturday and Sunday visiting
bis parents ~ Hsysville.
Nice weather and fsrmess srs busy
stacking wheat.
John Seitz says. The Silver mine IL
I'll right and We sre going 10 start the hill
snd keep II rolling" Thass right. John.
g.0rv In your spunk, but I'm afraid
your Judgment il bad.
CoURr News A trial was held be-
fore Esq. Abel last Saturday 20 settle
some Columbia Tp-. troubles. 10 which
Nelson Hsrris tplsintiffj Of said To. was
bcsten By the defendant Benjamin Hum
berdt- Harrison To-, 10 pesceable II
Columbia doesn't disturb her.
II you have bsIky horses just send
them 10 Alex. Abel. Ifhe doesnt make
them pull, give il up - . bad job. DR..
Cole says, be has rs nice = driving
pony - anybody since Alex. took The
starch out Of her.
The farmers association met last Fri.
day might TO organize . lodge at Have
vile. Amer short talk By the organ.
ix'r. II did not learn HE nancy sOout
six Of the good trsthrsn boldly walked
20 the front and signsd their autographs
They meet next Friday night 20 ride the
goat. Well, believe John Himsel can
ride Il but | sm afraid Uncle Tommy
Hope will get bucked be IL too old to 81
tempt such hazardous feat - trying to
ride one OF Burdock's goats. will give
The acts and scenes 10 The next paper.
An Accident.-Mr. Much is the victim
Of . gbsstIy wound. caused By : cradle
catching on : stump jerking him for
wards. causing him % step right into II,
cutting bic leg 70 the bone. He 10 i'm.
proving q last reports.
Oh!yes I liked to forgot Il. DR.. Nor
deck j. bIessed with : bouncing little
girl. He said @he prayed 60 the Almigh-
y for boy. but i had no effect.
The 6PY.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-07-12

The State Grange OF illinois Offers
$1,000 70 Be paid to any one Who will
invent machine o. device to attach to
reapers that will bind wheat and 0ols
With straw. The sid device nay work
sod twist IL straw direct from the reap
e., or i may b . separate mechino that
VII twist the straw end wind o. large
spoo'A that may Be- re-roeIed o smaller
spools ~ the farmer and ~ . plsce %
The reaper when wanted GDtd mcney
e = paid = soco = - dssics b proved
70 b success-