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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20
noBnRrsyIILn NOTES.
The Mud-..rhs Lecture oouras--The
aripps---othsr Itpma Of Interest


ROHERrayiLLE, Beb, n, 1890,
The roads arc covered with the over
lasting dirt, aud II soems aa though they
will continue 10 all summer
The entertainment ht the school house
was very good, The house was crowded
and everybody seemed TO enjoy them
selves.
Marion Combs and wife we're Waiting
AZ Carollton over Sabbath
Mrs, Lena Miller Of Alliance ID the
guest Of her slater, Mrs, Emma Sahoy,
this week,
Mra. Jacob Dagger returned home last
from an extended ylalt In Holmea county.
Josiah Anthony and wife Of oanaburG
we're tho guests Of their son Harmon one
day last week,
The Ia grippe has hed many ylctIma In
thla section, AZ present all seem 10 be
getting better .I
The aon Of Rev, Genaor 10 very III and
10 not expected 10 live.
The cltlzens Of our town are getting To-
recloua, 40 on tho 18th they kept up
an uproar In tho streets tIll 0 o'clock ~
night II commenced first with tho pu.
glllgis 70. A. Zlnlngor and II, Shearer, II
originated out Of the new voting precinct,
which both parties live In. The other
partlea were II. Parlao and j. Krumlauf,
There were n great many threats made
but nobody hurt. The third partlea were
unknown, but the people felt greatly re-
lloyod whom they heard that tho quarrel.
ing had ceased.
There will boa lecture course at the
Reformed church In March which will
interest our citizens very much. Rey.
Hcrbruck Of Canton and DR.. willard Of
heidelberg College are 70 bo the speak
era
Tho oltIzOh ot our town arc getting
along very well with The grippe, and IN q
short time all will bo woll.
Durley Ackcrman and Miss Mamie Fo-
glo, two OF Robertaylllo'a brave young
people, took stroll 10 the Reformed
parsonage on Tuesday evening OF this
week 70 have the Rev, G0naer tle the
marriage knot IL IN noodlcaa 70 say II
was attended 20, and they were sent on
thoir wedding tour rejoicing. All their
friends wish them success and happiness.
Proachng In the Reformed church next
Sabbath az 10 a, m.
Tho people arc very much pleased over
the new made voting precinct, and viii
turn In good Democratic vote NJ future
elections, There will have 20 be u trua.
too elected In the spring, We understand
that Philip Kline, o., VIII be candidate
for trustee NJ the primary election,
There was quito q party NJ y. Wolfa
pcoplo were present, A pleasant time
was had.
Miss Ellen Huot Of Canton was the
guest OF Miss May Adolf over Sunday.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20
MORTON AND nus TAKES.


To Vice President lnvadea His TAxoa-A
Diagraoefui Condition for tho Head OF
the u. .. Senate.
WAmmGroN, Fob. io,-ISpeeial.l lit
turns out that Vice President Morton,
who owns that palace OF ola,the Shore
ham, with la magnificent bar, doea not
pay his honest taxes on his Investment
The Washington Critic sayai "rho Vice
President Of the FUnltod States, Leyl p
Morton, paid an aaaeaamont upon Sl01,O9O
worthof property, which could nnd a
doHen buyers within an hour at $4,000.
Tho property Ia tho Shoroham,
at the northwoat corner OF Fifteenth
and II streets. Throo lots here contain
1880 square feet. Tho corner In asaeased
At $3.50 per square foot. Tho othortwo at
u. Their 'truo' value 10 aome figure bo-
tweon 40 and 30 per foot. Tho Shoroham
itself Ia asaoased at 10000. II Ia catimatod
TO have cost somewhere In tho nolghbor-
hood OF S8b0,0OO.n
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20
Hlrh nrod Hor.on At Auotion.

LEXINGTON, Ky, Feb. is.-Thc first day
Of the great Woodward sale was yoster-
day. Tho attendance was large. Fifty
horses were sold for AO,025, average S702.
The following were some OF the best ones.
Barney Wllkoe, b y 10, by George Wilkes,
U, j. Afford, Lexington, 5000.
Calendula, b m, Shy Harold, i, A. Rugs
dale, Clarksvillo, Tenn, S,l1bi Mollie b
IN, 8, by Young Jim, Dr. j. W. Maders,
South Elkhari, Kyn I,b76i Mary Wilkes,
hr IN, 8, by Rcd Wilkes, w. II. Garner,
Winchester, KY, I,lN.
Glenmore Maid, bf, 4, by William l., G.
j. Adams, Lexington, KY, &,0O0i Lady
Maud, hr m 8, by RoclSwood, l.. A, Rags.
dale, $1,000; Euchre, bs,6, by Euclid, O,
VI. Crockett, Aurora, ILL.,, Sl,2b0; Count
KIlnesh, br 9 8, by Egbert, Graves u Toy.
or, Willinmsonville, H., Sl,00b; Wllgree,
hr 8, 8, 3, by Count Wilkes, G. u. Strawn,
Lincoln, ILL.,, I,l05.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20
COURT MAppnHs.
Now Cases Filed m Common Ploaa Court
.-.othor N otoa OF Interest.

Now Cases Filed IN Common Ploaa Court
---othor N otoa Of Interest.
Jonas LutE has commenced suit against
Christian Wlolnndt ct al, 20 recover tho
sum OF Ab0 claimed 10 bo duo the plain
till on three promlaeory notes,
For several ycnra past n divorce case OF
Jacob Krldor against his wife Ellen, has
been pending. TWAS called for trial last
Friday bat owing 70 the failure Of other
party appearing, the caao was dismissed
10y the court Saturday n new ease FOR ~.
yorce was commenced by the wifo against
her husband, alleging that ho has boon
guilty OF extreme cruelty.
A petition has bcon filed by M, A.,
Brown q Son against John Geiaol and
John Youngblood. Brown q Son aver
that Glesol IL indebted 10 them IN the enm
OF nearly $40 and that Youngblood owes
Brown q Son n sum OF money, which
they wish 10 bo paid 10 thom instead OF 70
Goiael.
Marriage licences have been lssucd 10
Albert II. zwahlon and Joseph Clair, OF
Jouiaville, Madison II. Hckcrman and
Mamie Foglc, OF Robcrtavllle; Fred Roll
and Maria Borhon, Of Cantonj Charles
Oweaney aud Rachel Lows, Of Canton |
VIII Klngsherry and Minnie Unkefor, Of
New Franklin.
Jacob SchmachtcnbcrRor has boon ap'
pointed administrator OF tho Elizabeth
Boory'e oatAtc NJ Minerva,
Amos N. Coates has been appointed
guardian OF four minor Coatca heirs OF
Alliance.
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soMM GOOD sALns.
From tho Beaver Run Stock Farm o.
Navarro.

From tho Beaver Run Stock Farm Al
Navarro.
J. Il. Montzor, Of Navarro, o., roports
the following sales from Beaver Run
stock farm during tho last sixty days;
Belle OF Navarro, 9yoars, 2;A4A, by Am.
bassador, 2;2ih, dam by HIatoga A09 TO r.
Arthur Stone, Kalamazoo, Mich. Price
private.
Star OF bethlehem, 0 years, oh marc by
Ambassador 9i9ih, dam Quaker Girl by
Star Hamblotonian i53x90, Prof, Arm.
strong, Alliance, o. Price private.
Carrie E. M, oh mare, years, by Mon.
AGO full brother 10 Wedgewood 2;10) dam
Belle OF Navarro 2;2ih, 10 james Dick
son, NJ. D., Canal Dover, o. Price 1900.
Bay Colt, 2 yoare, by Danvillo Spraguo
3i8l, dam Belle Of Navarro 2a4A, by Am
bassador 2,2i1f, to E. Stockor, Fred Eek
ert and Chae. II. Ley, Port Washington,
o. Price 1925.
Glassblowcr, bay colt foeled 1850 by
Danvllle Sprague 8i3i, dam Star OF Beth
lohom, by Ambassador, 20 Matt Clemens,
Navarro, o. Prico private.
Clara Belle, bGy mare 3 years, by Abb
limo 2380, by Star OF Bethlehem, by Ann
bassatlor 2;2lH, 10 Chos, II, 10y, Port
Washington, y. Price $500.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20
NEWS OF THE DAY.
Boston Beats the Record With a
Duel of Infant Lovers.
Interesting From Columbus and
Washington.
Kentucky Tragedy and HAnginE--other
News
rnrANrILn Lovn RUN LAD.

Thia ID a Boston Case and Net Down
Bouth, Mind Y YouI aud II neAle all Pro-
vioua Heoordn---A Duel and Death.
BoaToN, Beb, ls.--lSpooiAl a--Branela
Cunningham aged nine and hia cousin
JAmea Dowd, aged noyen, had for time
loved tho same glrl. When returning
with her from church Sunday Dowd do
termlned to have tho affair settled by
fghtlng duel. Cunningham agreed TO
the proposition and cluba we're aelecied an
weapons. During the fight Cunningham
received a blow on the head which no
maddemed him that he whipped out a
knife and rushed upon Dowd atabbing
him In the side. The wounded boy IN nov
IN the hospital and will die. Both boys aa
well as tho little girl belong To very high
mucky familieain Boston.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20
AN nxoIpNo sonNn.

An night. Y ear-old Girl Refuses 10 Ao-
company Her Father Home and tho Hu-
mano Society Takes Charge Of Her.
A peculiar case came before the Probate
Court this morning, over the custody Of q
little girl. John Fisher, Of this city, In the
fathor OF Louisa Fisher, aged eight years
and ton months. Her mother died about
two years ago, leaving several children,
one Of them Louisa. A farmer residing
near Maaalllon, named John Y. Spanglor,
took hor 70 raise, and has provided for
hor for nearly two years. A n onth ago
tho father Sought 10 Socuro the child. Tho
matter was reported TO Chaa. II. Frazer Of
tho Humane Society, who, after an invoa-
tlgation, gave Mr.. Spanglor instructions
20 retain the child until compelled 70
bring hor Into court.
A few dnya ago the father secured q
Constable, who won't 10 tho Sphnalcr rog-
idchco and demanded the custody OF the
child. Mr.. Spnnglor not being veraod In
law, consented 70 give her up, but the
child refused 10 accompany the officer. A
promise waA made 10 bring her boioro tho
probate court today, aud accordingly
MIR, ophnRlcf, accompanied ny nnli
dogcn ladies and the child, came 70 the
city to-day. The interested parties met
In the probate court thia morning whore
thoro was quito an exciting aoono, the III
tlo girl crying bitterly, and positively re-
fused 10 20 with her father. She wanted
70 SEQ her brother donnie and was granted
that privilege. This scene was yory Of
focting.
Mr., Frazer refused 10 consent 10 the child
being returned 10 the father, Having
fully investigated the case, he stated bis
rensof and tho father consented 20 the
appointment OF u guardian, AMI notwlth-
standing the opposition made by Mr..
Frazer against Mr. Fiehcr, ho realized
aud consented 10 the appointment OF Mr..
Frazer M guardian OF the child. dust
what disposition OF the child will bo made
Mr.. Frazer IN not able 10 say nt present
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20
nm " INIT ALONE.


Mr., Henry Muha Visits Washington, ID,
o., IL hun Down In the street, Taken 20
Hospital and BY Chance 10 Discovered
BY HIS Sister,
Henry huhh, man nearly NJ years Of
age, who has been making his home with
the family Of David Huher, living about
two miles from this city, has had quite an
experience for man Of hls age during
the past two weeka,
II seems that Mr., Muha desired 10 visit
hla daughter IN Washington, d, g., and
started alone about two weeks ago for
that place 10 see her, lilo ia some
what childish aud would not permit
anyone 10 accompany him on this
trip, Word was sent 10 the
daughter, requesting her W meet him
upon his arrival there, but Tor some rea-
son the letter did not reach her until the
day after her father arrived In that city,
When Mr., Muha arrived NJ the capital he
endeayorsd 10 hnd the location Of hla
daughters house but was unaueoeAafll,
After searching for some hours he real.
lged that he was lost, Tie was wandering
around through the streets when run
away horse attached 10 a wagon ran over
him, lie was found lying IN the street
badly brulaed aud was taken 10 hospital
Tor medical attention, II heeml that by
some peculiar circumstance or Incident
the daughter heard that an aged man had
been Injured and taken 10 The hospital,
She did not even learn Of hla name, heith'
erdld she learn until the following day
that her father was Ia the city az that
time, When the letter reached her tho
thought struck her that Il Was possible
that The man Injured was her father, She
went 10 the hospital and found him lying
Ia q critical condition, She removed him
10 her home whore the beat Of care was
taken OF him until he returned home yea
torday afternoon,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20
OhnaburR Itemn.

A delegation OF the Jr. o. U, A. NJ, Of
Canton, was met NJ tho depot, Friday
evening, by tho o, g. b., and escorted 70
Iubers hall, where they instituted Liberty
Council, No. 20, consisting Of fifty charter
members.
Protracted meetings aro being conduct
cd by Rev. Cormony at the Evangelical
church.
Frank Duncan, OF Alliance, Ia at home
nursing the Ia grippe.
H. Reed snys he feels relieved since he
had his whiskers taken OF.
Literary Wednesday evening, subject,
"That the Railroads and Telegraph
Should be Controlled by the Governmentn
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20
Allinnon la llomowhAt IlToItod.

ALLIANCE, Feb. is.-lSpcciol. l-Alli
ance citizens aro much agItatod over The
injunction caso, and both sides are talk
ing much, In storos, on tho street, In The
speak-easles over the outcome. Public
opinion 10 pretty evenly divided on the
question OF the legality OF the contract Il
pay detective 10 work up cusos, and got
half tho flnos. The lawyers, however
think the city council has exceeded III
authority In agreeing 10 pay whom the
ilnes are not collected. Tho council hai
no authority 10 take the money Of the
people and pay the same over to private
party, not TO support the government.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20
WAR IN ALLIANCE.

wife OF AAloonint Attacks q Detective
Violontly---No Ono Killed.
ALLIANCE, o., Bob. i9.--ISpoolal.l MI
chAel Duchlor, n aalooniut, was con-
vlctod OF violating the Prohibition law
and fined fvo hundred dollars by tho
mayor, aud In default OF payment was or
dcrod removed 10 tho Cleveland Work.
house. When Duchlor was removed from
tho mayof's ofIloo by the detoctive, tho
latter was attacked In fierce and violent
manner by Mre. Duohlcr An exciting
soono occurred, but bystandora grabbed
tho woman, while tho dotootiyo made his
cecapo with hor husband. The affair
created considerable excitement.
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THEY WERE MARRIED AGAIN.

Tho Fiftioth Anniversary OF Couplo's
Marriage Pleasantly Celebrated.
Tuesday evening about flfty OF the chill.
dren, grandchildren and grcatgraid-
children Of Mr.. John Uplngcr assembled
ot hla home, on Rowland street, the occa-
sion being the 1ftioth anniversary OF his
wedding. After q few appropriate re-
marks by Rev. Il. p, Horbruck, tho mar
riugo ceremony was again performed,
aftcr which the guests sat down TO
aumptuous ropast. Tho evening was
pleasantly spent by the older people with
rcminisconcos OF the past half century
and the younger people with music, both
vocal and instrumental. When tho pueats
departed II was with the wish that they
might witness Mr. Uplingor's diamond
wedding.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20
A omoKnN,HuARpnD onUMP,
He uetu hoooped on a Notable Cooking
Main and noo.riooeh In Public.

iIe uetu hoooped on a Notable Cooking
Main and noo.Hooeh In Public,
The editor Of the Rep. 10 very much an.
noyed because he got left on the recent
cock fight, near Canton, lle seems 10
think II IL a terrible outrage because the
NEws.prMooRAT had q reporter there,
while tho Rep, had none and had 10 pick
up all his information on the event from
hearaay. This Ia too bad that the editor
Of the Rep. should misc any Of these ath.
leto and game oyenia, when hla moral
and mental being Ia no badly In need OF
spurs, Rllla and feathers. II excltea our
oommlacratIon, and wo have called the
attention Of our business manager, (who
Ia humane agent 70 his case with the re-
quest that when the next fight takes place
lie be duly notified Of the time aud place
Perhaps 10 make sure of seeing the fun
he may bo thought competent 20 act aa
one Of the judges, as he IN known 10 bo
very chloken'hearted,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20
rhn nrnnt Nnrihunnt

Inaludos the new and prosperous states Of
Montana, Oregon and Washington. The
Chicago, ST. Paul aud Kansas City Ry, IN
the popular short line TO all northwestern
points II runs vestibulcd limited trains
from Chicago TO ST. Paul and Minneapolis,
connecting for Bismark, Fargo, Helena,
Butte, Spokane Falls, Portland, Ieeom9,
seattle and Puget Sound points. For full
information aud lowest rates 10 the west
or northwest address, j. A. Granger, Ohio
Passenger Agent, 20 Clinton Building,
Columbus, o. Jan-S-tf.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20
HrdrophobIA Llonro IN 81. LouIn.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Fob. iS,-ISpccial. j
Tho city IL excited over hydropbobla
scare. A dog afflicted with rabies ro'
comfy bit q number Of tho canino0 and
six cows. On Sunday thocows commence
cd exhibiting symptoms Of hydrophobia
and tho mayor has ordered oil cows and
dogs that were exposed 10 bo shot im-
modiatoly, Ono man was bitton by this
dog but ho has not shown any OF the
dreaded symptoms, but ho Ia In constant
terror,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20
Tho Circuit Court Afiirma tho Decision OF
the Lower Court,

Last December an action was brought
In the court Of common pleas by Mrs.
Margaret Rohan against her husband,
Jamen, 20 have the court not aside dl.
yorce which had been obtained by him
fraudulontly, on the grounds Of willful
absence, In tho meantime Rohnn had
been married 10 one Dora Wilson. Tho
court decided that the divorce had bcon
obtained lawfully, hut allowed her $500
alimony, The case was carried up 20 tho
circuit court, and the decision Of the com.
mon pleas court was affirmed thia morn.
iup by that court,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20

MArauEbp, o., Feb. is.--Eorty years
ago tonight a,party OF nine young men,
who on the following day started FOR Cali
fornla by the overland route, gave BAN
quot and dance 10 their friends at tho old
Wller House. or Tho nine mon oil arc
now doad but three, and these three,
Frederick Walter, Louis vonhof and Louis
wolfarth, tonight celebrated their for
iietb anniversary Of their farewell TO thoir
friends here by giving banquet ~ the
Grand Central.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20
Tho cnuoun plnn 70 RodIatrlot ono

ConuMBus, Feb. 1s,--[Spocial. Tho
plan TO redIstrlct Ohio as adopted by the
caucus last night, 10 liable 10 be modified,
II gives tho 10th district as followsi
Stark, Wonyc, Holmes and Medina, with
about 1900 Democratic majority. The
original plan was put Summit county In
with Stark, but Medina was substituted
on motion Of Senator Howolls.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20
nohool. ulouod At wellington

wELnINoToN, o., Feb. i0.-Tho board
OF education dismissed oil schools hero
yeatcrdny for period Of two weeks, or
until the prcsont epidemic OF diphthcria
ahnll abato. The cases have boon OF tho
moat malignant form. Three children
have died and several more aro reported
dangerously sick.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20

these impurities and every trace Of sorof'
ula, salt rhenm, or other llaeaaea may be
expelled by taking Hoods haraaparllla,
tho best blood purlhor ever produced II
10 the only medicine u which 400 doses
one dOllArn Ia true,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20
Pilosi piloal Itching PiloA.

SYMPTOMS Moisture; intense itching
and stinpingi most at nights worse by
scratching. II allowed 10 continue tum-
ors form, which often bleed and ulcerato.
becoming very sore. SwAYNE's OINT-
mENT stops the itching and bleeding, heals
liberation and In most cases removes tho
tumors. Az druggists, or by mail for 80
cents, DR.. Swaync a Son, Philadelphia.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20
A Doublo Funoral,

Mre. LizEIo o'Brion, nee Bornhour, died
AZ Wheeling, 40 chronIclcd In these col.
umna ycatcrday. She was 10 have boon
buried az Canal Fulton this morning, but
a telegram stating that her child, aged six
months, had died last night, tho remains
were hold until this afternoon, 40 that
mother and child could bo buried In ono
grave,
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MAYsvILLE, KY, Feb. 10. --[Special.l- T.
Thomas Brashears, n wealthy tobacco
manufacturer, was set upon neor Bra
shears station yesterday by Gus Sullivan
and his son, Samuel 9. They used
shovel and club, and literally beat Bra
shears 10 death. IL was an old family
feud. Tho Sulliyans are under arrest
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20
VOICE OF Villas.
Ho Firos IL on In Chicago TO Newspaper
Man,

uU HITUH ~ OH III UHIVHKU 70 y NOWHphpOr
Man.
CHICAGO, Fob. 10.-[SpeciOl. l-Colonol
Villas, OF Wisconsin, who was Secretary Of
the Interior under Cleveland, is hero. In
an interview to-day he says; "Tho tariff
discussion In 1888 strengthened tho Demo-
cratic position on that question. Tho
people understand tho situation bettor
now than they did then, and tho battle Of
'02 will bo fought on the same issue and
In my opinion the Democrats can thon
sweep the country on that issue, II the
proper men are placed on tho National
Democratic tlcltet,n Villas Ia for Glove
mnd
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TO Has Disappeared, and no Has About
Forty Thouaand DollnrH.

NAroHEz, Miss, Feb. iO,-ISpeciel.l l--R.
10. II. Smith, representing Corbin Bank
Ing Co. Of New York and who was con.
ducting large plantation store AT Elmby,
in Louisiana, disappeared four weeks ago.
An investigation of hs accounts shows u
shortage of forty thousand dollars.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20
A ,rudgo who "a ain a lI'ruet

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 10, Especial, l.
Judge Wallace has appointed receiver
for the American Sugar Refining Com
pNny, and declared its charter forfeited,
because II joined tho trust.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20
TREEBURa Nnws.
Personal Notos----A Tarf Dobato..-A Lit
orary and a Debate,

orary and Debate.
The tariff dieouaaion At District No. o,
was we'll attended, Mcssra, Willard and
Grossman being the principal speakers.
The audience decided that willard was
too much for him. Mr.. Willard Ia for.
clblo speaker,
Dick Moslmoro, Robcrtsylle'a famous
musician, spent Sunday In our midst.
Mrs. ella Bowman, from Cleveland, 10
Waiting friends In the community.
Our literary on noxt Thursday evening
promises 20 be very interesting. The oT.
crclacs consist Of music, dcolaiming, din.
loguca, compositions and debate. The
subject for debate, Resolved, That the
mental faculties Of the soxcn are equal.
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Wore Brought to Answer TO an Old
Charge.

Charles Kline and Robert Richardson
wero arrested in PIttsburg yester-
day by Marshal Gentry, charged
with robbing the store of M. Woluishy, of
Alliance, some time ago. They were
given hearing before Justice Reigner
and were bound over TO their preliminary
trial, which will be held next Wednesday
at O'Clock.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20
rho MlllIonnIro Moronnnt,n rnlato

New York, Feb, 1s.--[Special. Mrs.
A. Il. Stewards executors announce that
on March 10, the big store building on
Broadway and Ninth streets, together
with all other valuable property, will be
sold nt nuciion.
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burn, was elected by reduced majority,
The Democrats won great Victory In
Rrle, where they elected their ticket by
majorlilea ranglngfrom i,aooto $500. The
Republicans carried both Pl1taburG and
Allegheny by reduced majortlea.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20
nnon Dor Innnrnnon Monnr.

Sarah Brownowoll, aa administrators OF
the estate Of William Brownowoll, has
filed petition In the court Of Common
Pleas against the Paris and Washington
Township Insurance company 10 recover
the sum Of 1895 for indemnity from loss
by ilro OF house belonging 10 tho plain.
tllf during May 1898.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20
Marriage Lioonaoa.

Marriage licenses have been Issued 10
Robert j. Mclaughlin and Eta A. Gar.
land, Of Alliance, Charles II, Dodlo and
Clara A. Bach, Of Justus; Potor A, Morgan
and Minnie Meyers, OF Mnasillon; vii.
liam KnouEll and Ella McCahill, Of Can.
toni Joseph Wagner and Mary Myers, OF
Maaallloni Fred Steiner and Elizabeth
Crawford, of Mlllport.