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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-10

For years the editor OF the Burlington
junction, (Mo.,) Post, has boon subject 70
crnmp collie or FITS OF indigestion, which
lifted him for business for two or three
days. For the past year ho has boon us
ing Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Dl.
arrhma Remedy whenever occasion. re-
quirod, and II has invariably Rlvon him
prompt relief. % and 30 cent bottloa for
sale by Durbln, Wright q Co., and l.. Soll-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-10
Tho Victim.

Above Ia very faithful photographic
representation ofthe deceased, 40 he lay
prepared for burial. II shows with mar
stitches with which the doctors yalnly
stroye 10 connect II,
sketch OF orsther'A Life.
Morltz Grether, the murdered man, was
born In Welngarden, Amtdurlaoh, Baden,
Sept, ID, 1870, lle came to America, May
1, 1873, and after working awhile In New
York, came west to Canton. lie was q
loohsmlth and accepted employment AZ
the Dlebold Safe and Lock Works, after
ward embarking In the saloon business.
Two years ago he leased his place 70
Charles Brobst, and began work al the
pump works upon knitting machine,
The deceased belonged 20 the odd Eel
lows, Turnyerein, Washington Unter
atetzenyereln, Concordla, Harmonic,
Maennerohor, and ProtealanlAch Yereln
There was no life Insurance, but the large
brick property, whore the. murder hap.
pened, h worth 5000. The relatives OF
the deceased are three Sisters, wives OF
Fred Hoover, Fred Schumacher, q stone
mason, II Virginia avenue and j, N,
NA'N'lf WV AAlHN A'.ANfh ~ Wv
whore the homicide happened. Mr.
Grether was fond OF music, being a line
bass singer, lie was held In high eateem
by his friends, and all unite In asserting
that no man can urge aught against his
memory lie leaves wife and ilye chill
dren, the eldest but eleven,
John Kline,
the rag peddler, called Fritz, says that he
can prove that Popp sharpened his knife
inside his stable, This was after Popp'h
third election, The murderer said 90
Kline that ho would go back and cut
Grether'a throat,
Btark'a Criminal Annals.
November 22, 1883, Christian Baohtel,
wife murderer, hanged
June 20, 1880, triple hanging OF Guaiaye
Adolpho Orr George Mann, for killing
companion tramp near Alliance, and
John Sammet OF Massllon, for killing u
boy
In 1898 George McAilllon, wife murder.
or, was hanged.
Joseph Kllno who polsoned his father 10
In the penitentary for life.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-10
LAND APPRAInnMn nNTe.
Tho Horticultural pooioty Presents the
Correct Views,

Tho Horticultural booioty Presents tho
Correct Views.
The Stark County Horticultural Society
appointed Mossrs, A, PontluS, N. Il. Moi
ilt, A. McGrogor, NJ. L. Nash and Reuben
Erwin, a committee 10 consider tho de-
connIal real estate appralsemonta. They
fear that the appraisers may not duly con-
slider the meaning OF the statutory ro-
quromcnt OF Npprascmonta NJ lands
"truo value In money! and offer tho sub
Joined views;
Tho "true value In money! then, OF
tract OF land IL what such tract will
bring At q fair SALE not q forced nor crod-
Il sale. "A has been said thing IN worth
"just what Il will fetch,n Surely this
should be borne In mind, Whom wo con-
slider that the work OF these land Aaaoan.
orB h 10 form basis for taxation during
q period OF the next ton years, tho inter
est Akon In the matter need not bo Won
dorcd at, In this connection lot us ex-
press the the hope that tho land aaaosaors
one and all, will obtain all tho informa-
ton possible that will aid them In form.
ing u correct and conscientious judgment
In each and every case, But II IN their
Judgment, not the Judgment Of others that
the law requires, Each appraiser, thoro-
fore, should act for himself, and como 20
his own independent conclusion and
make up his return accordingly. The
committee feol confident they voice the
honest judgment OF all who know and
have considered the facts, that as rule,
that farm lands have deprecated within
the last few years TO an extent ranging
from onofourth to one half,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-10
Stark County School Examiners NotICV,

OArToE-Irxamnato will bo held AZ uanton
on tho nrat Saturday Of each month. N""'V"
AT MAHsILLor-Bop p8th 1890.
AT ALfIANuH--Oct0ber 18th. laan nnd Al, An.
last Saturday OF March, 1900. 'N y" W."
AT BEACH oiry-socond Saturday OF February
AT oAEAL FuHoN-socond Saturday of Maroh
1890. VI A'"'V"
AT ruHioNrowr--Socon Saturday OF April, 1900
uEO. w, YOIfE,
Clerk OF board tyf1oramlnrrv.
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nnnitlnn,n Arnnn snlun.

The best salye In the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Childrens Cornes, and all Skin Erup-
tions, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. IL is guaranteed TO give
perfect satisfaction, or money refund
cd. Price 25 cents per box. For sale
by Durbin Wright u Co.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-10
"Phrow Up Your Hands,"

Whom OlIlcor Harding first saw the
prisoner he was running and Louis Hex
amer was pursuing him. The officer rc-
liovod Hoxnmcr and soon had the MUIR
dorcr run down. When Popp saw the
gamo was up he suddenly turned, with
one hand In his pocket and the officer
said "llold up.n popp throw up his hands
and submitted TO nrrost, Tho deadly
knife, which was still open and covered
with blood, was taken from him and he
was locked up.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-10
SHERIFF SALE.
Saturday, the goth day of April. 1870
SHERIFF. SALE.

Richard W, Richard order OF aala
Va, Rtafk ia nomn,a,
A. O, RSck and wm II, Rock. fcSS SS oSSaG SSlImon
ny vlrtuo Of an order OF salo laanod by Tho olorh
on tho court OF common pleas OF STARK county OHIO
IA tho above action, aud 10 mo directed will offei
house, IN tho city OF Canton, on
Saturday, the Goth day OF April, 1890,
The following described real estate, situate In tho
town OF Alliance, county of stark and stato of
Ohlo and described ~ town lot number l. IN Mil
OF Alliance, ohio. Wv" WV
Appraised NJ e000,
cash. A'''"'
O. A. KRIDER, Sheriff.
FoRDiso a HARnia, Atya.
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Tho InS,rumont of poath.

Tho above is an exact cut, giving the
dlmonsiona Of the weapon used TO end
Noritz Grothor's life. II Is OF the Canton
Cutlery Company make and is q thrco
bladod affair, ono OF the small blades
being brokon of. The large blade was
ground TOO keen edge and 10 almost as
sharp Ns u razor, The prisoner told q
NEws-DEMooRAr reporter that he pur-
chased II nj the store OF the Miller Hard.
ware Company over year ago.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-10
Executrix Notice.

Notioo IA horeby given that tho undersigned hA
boon duly appontod aud qualified ~ Exeoutrix Q
tho estate 6f Mary Josephine Weller, lAto ofB'afk
county, ohio, deceased, ,.,,,,rp
Dated Mar 10, 1e00-m -ma7dw Exoou'rlK'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-10
Administrator's Notice.

nouVo, N,,,, " nannolntsd and gualIned Administrator
Of Inc estate Of Milton chaddoCk, late OF stark
county ONO ue'e@'0u HORACE Q. BAILEY.
Dated Mar. aOth, is9c,.a5dw Administrator
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-10
SHERIFF SALE.

Joseph nouk Order OF sale
w. HtAfk County gomn0u
Henry auhoeneberg Of Al, Pleas 6ourt
ny virtue of An alias order OF sale, Issued BY tho
clerk OF tho court pf common pleas VI stark
county, ohio, IN tho above action, and 10 me di.
rooted, viii Offer f0f sale AZ public 0uloTy Al tho
door OF the court house IN tho city Of Canton, on
Saturday, the 10th day of April, 1890,
me following described real estate to-wltl Situate
~ lhe loWnhhip, Qi TuhcAfAwaa county Of hlaTk aud
state OF ono, aud known ~ aud being i0ta number
two ~, sixteen liu) aud All oi number niteen (lbl
nufth of dlteh running diAgOnAlly through tho
hame, Of Andrew II, linulyh addition 10 tho VILLAGE
OF East ufeenYle, stark county ohio, according 10
map or plat Of Tho same, % recorded IN tho plat
records OF STARK county, volume o. page bil except.
Inc the mineral coal Hereunder,
Lot 10 appraised NJ g2bQ,
Lot 10 ~ At tibO
Lot . III $500
sale TO commence At one O'Clock p, m Terms
o, A. KRIDEit sheriff.
H. W. MoCAu0nrY, Att'T
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Executors Notice.

Notice Ia horoDy given that tho undersigned has
been duly appointed aud qualned ~ o1eontor oi
Iho estate OF Sebastian slmlor late 9f btarh county
ohio, dOOoaAed, WILLIAM y. P!EhO
Dated Jan, 2B 1900. -mgTdw Executor
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Legal Notice.
Jacob 8. Goodman, plalntla, 4,

7
w,
Emma ". Goodman, Defendant
Emma ~ Goodman, whoso place OF roaldenne n.
UNKNOWN late OF Btoyona Pennsylvania will tahe
notice that on tho 10th day OF March, A, b. lam M
tho Court OF Common Pleas Of stark county ohm
where the action IN now pending, being cause Nh
0bVu, tho Undersigned Jacob y, Goodman, filed Nj
petition praying Tor divorce from her Tho aaid
Emma " Goodman N required 10 anewer tho mil
Ion IN said action not lAter than six weeks aftor he
eOth day Of March, 1900 the date Of tho fpt plblI
cation o., this notice. or such divorce nhv ha
granted, JAOUB y. UOoDMI w
M, X. wHrrAou, Plaintiffs Atty NVynar monp;
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Statements the ASaant-iIs Career III Van'on-sA0 VI "'
rtTbe Scenes Surrounding DemIse-Graphc Recountal
OF the Dreadful Affair."
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-10

MOrltz Grher Bleeds to Deathenry Poph His Murderer
Commits the FIendish Deed with Poe ket Knife
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nIfHYlfrFBILR.'
J'Aa L''d a 0n''a' O:. s: q ~ .Is e ss.Iss S:s
mMssss, iii,S ., sl,j 6sShV V'''''-S" '''''

Jshn Iced. ~ anAFa'n o.asI q AAls q raIii.Iea,
Mmssss, iiiIvsF ., lj 6Oiit
ByyBas d "A order Of sale In partition Issued bg
county Ohio, aud 10 40 directed WI oaeI lef Saa
A pallls oaiaIy on Tho premises ~ hAAall-
lon on
Saturday, the 18th day OF April, 1890,
ihs folloylna Described real estAlsl altuaiaa Ia
numbered triy-lvo, NJ Tho hassllibh R0lllng hilI
uompanYh alteration aud subdivision Of VARIOUS
lot n lhe town nov said elly VI Maaslll0l Ied0Id-
"a y volume p9 on pages aaa shs and asi u lhe
nlnG 0n The south ilhe VI CHARLES eilust sgt 1est
distant eAet ifpn aud ~ Tho northwest corner Ol
sAla loti thence easleIJ alpng the south Inc Oi
Unass smes. IsIssaa , ,s.Y ig ieel snes
leel ihenee westerly aud parallel with the south
Hue Of Charles street Aforesaid fOIty (iOl feet
lhppee Ne.leIly and parallel With tho W6st line ~
salg let wy ienl le lhe place o. paEnnlng, being
two Jar wv"
Also tho land adjoining 10 ana being Immediately
~ tih IaAf, o. t0nlheTlV from tho sOuthar5 llne Of
hAll e nnnhef ~ " lhe center Of the block bOunds
MIL street. on Tho south bY ITem0ht stfeet and o1
The west by hfie street, excepting the Tghf sf waY
ipf empi1lhG conducting ana pasalnE tha water 0f
hlple afpeh Ana hlppo reservoir through, over and
Appraised ~ LOO
0nerhAl cash on day Of sale fOnTht In one Yeaf
ana OesfOufh IN Two yhAfn thereafter llhe defefrsd
payments " bear Interest from dAy Of hAla and No
DO eheenred by mortgage on the premises sold
o. A, KRiDKR, shsnn.
WILLIS 0AaRHrr, AHys
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-10

THREATS OF LYNoHINa ONCE sUPPRnssEp AGAIN BREAK
FORTH.
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Saturday, Tho 20th day OF Abr
SHERIFF. SALE.

David smith ys. ct" s,,Ss order Si,s. q Sale G
Patrick L. Manly mon PicaS court T
by, yRTUE Of an order Of shla l..uso nv n.
- ~ olerh o. Tho court of common ploM OF htsf
e vh,e ana q e me dlreoted VIII Saer ioTIaS
Mo city Of oAalon. q
Saturday, the 10th day Of April, 1850,
Tho following described real ostatel Situated IN
township OF Canton, county OF stark, aud Hthto of
OHIO and known ag loia numbered iyo (b) and lhlr-
" three (Hl), IN Smith, LAlblln WasCrb addition
OF out ots 10 tho city OF Canton,
Lot D appraised NJ ei,pOO.
LotBB NJ 800.
oaah, N''''
Jro. O. WELTY, Ap'y,
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me, Heand entered the saloon loEeihefl
he being lust back OF me, We went Ia ~
the TuheArawaa entrance urether came
right out from hehnd the bar iie grabbed
Popp by the arm. Popp had gol about
half way from the door toward ihe eonn,
Yer, AsdEether graspen hiln anq aa oIqe1sa 1e sla
right side pocket OF his pantaloonh, ana
drew out q knife,
The Knife Was open,
When II was drawn from the pocket,
About four fellows, One OF whom was
Louis OF "nutohn HeKamer, jumped up 70
take the knife away, They got him Into
the corner by the side OF the bar. Popp,
made two or three strokes AZ Irethef
without hitting him, but the next stab in'
illeted the fatal gaah, II ID q mistake
that Grether walked up stairs alone HIS
wife rushed down and bound towel
about her husbands neck lie was too
weak 20 walk further than the staircase
Next the crowd began pursuing the orlni'
lnal, Butch Hexamer being In advance,
The screams OF Mrs, Grether were ter
rible 10 hear, went home about hall an
hour afterwards,
Dr. hirby's Statement.
DR.. Kirby stated that he was called to
the scene about fifteen minutes after the
cutting, He went to the room In which
tho victim was awelterlng In his own
blood and found the man lying on the
floor, life having become nearly extinct
A linen towel was wrapped around the
Victims neck, Upon Ia removal by the
physician no saw q horrible cash, Upon
examination he found a wound Al Inches
In length and two inches IN depth. The
knife had entered tue neck Just below the
right ear and extended forward, atrik'
ing the Jaw half way from the angle 10
the front part and ending al the point OF
the chin. He az once saw that the iugular
vein was cut and realized the necessity OF
having medical aid A telephone mes
sage was sent for Drs, Walker and Post,
They arrived few minutes later. An OK
animation OF the wound was made and
Il was found that the jugular vein was
cut two,thlrda of, together with the mus
eles and leaders Of the neck, The car
otId artery was unlnllred' The pulse
was nearly impercepuble. The blood
which was coming from the wound waa
OF blush color and IN great quantity,
The large vein was reached with some dit.
flculty. When reached Il was llgated
both above and below the wound In the
blood vessel. The man died about 40
minutes after the tragedy, from hemmor'
hagc,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-10
MURDER MOST FOUL!
An Atrocious Homicide in Drunken Frenzy

A Prominent German Saloon Keeper Fatally Stabbed
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ooronor's Inauoat.

Shortly after o'clock last evening Cor
oncr Schnofcr visited the scene Of the
tragedy and viewed the remains. Whom
the inquest will be held has not been dc
cidod, but II will probably be held Sotur-
day. About % witnesses are TO be sub
pmnaod, when the matter is TO be fully
investigated. This morning q photo
graph Of the murdered man was taken,
showing the location OF the fatal wound.
Tho scenes ut the place OF the murder
lnnt oYenlnR Moro
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-10

NOR BALE-Rarm OF forty Aoreg situated In Pike
N townahlp, aeyOn mlloa Bouth OF Canton, nvo
miles northeast OF wayncsbufg and ono milo from
railroad station, has a1 acres OF good timber and
nine rooms barn summer house. wood houBe, good
well and mover. failing spring, orchard of ohooo
fruit, apples peaches poAra, ch0rleD anu grapes
undorlad with nno voln OF coal, For Bhlo on easy
torms or exchange for city property, knqulro 0f
William Muha, No, 1BB Prospect ayonuei Of Grant
w Lalblln, No, 4 West Seventh ", fobHO.hwfu
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Tho Wounded Man

stood dazod for u moment while tho blood
spurted In torrents from tie ghNstiy cash
and then clasping his hand over II started
chamber. His aifrlRhted wife hurried
to his side and as ho sank exhausted up.
on the floor sustained his bleeding form
within her arms. The dying man mur.
INJURED, "Dont worry Louisa, II isn't half
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-10

WANTED Loan, IN sums OF thrco thousand
w dollara elOOOl aud ovof, on frgt mortgage
roa estate aeouTlty In stark county, ~ pur cent
iniorost Intoront 10 bo paid eom-annually For
nartleuiAfa addfosa WIN. n. EVANS,
miB,om Akron, Ohio,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-10
No RolativoS Call.

Ono favor the prisoner asked OF the re-
porter last evening was that his relatives
be apprised OF his plight. His brother,
Henry, knows the facts In the case, but
has been busily engaged IN digging u a
sewer In the West End oil day. Neither
has his sister called,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-10

UrARM FOR sALlt--B0 acres good farm ana stock
N land well whtorod, and FREQ from all inoun
branoe situated miles south OF Minerva aud one
mile oaat of Oneida, in Carroll Co., o. For paftlou-
lara call ON or address, ALIEN COOK,
be South Market IT,, Canton, o,
Ia90t Or JONAS COOK, Harper Kanp,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-10
Suicide Was Feared,

az he was worked up 10 high nervous
pitch. Sheriff Krider took the sheet from
the cot, his susponders, pocket comb
which he had, matches and everything ho
could use with suicidal intent from his
cell, Ho refused lie down and would
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August Albright,

Who works In the foundry and resides
with his grandparents at No. 90 Virginia
avenue, was another eyewitness Of tho
atabbinR, and also heard tho threat which
will become an importnntbit OF testimony,
Ills ago Ia ~. Young Albright saysi /
first saw Popp NJ Brobsps saloon. was
coming out Che door whom Popp said.
"That fellow over there has put me out
twice and am going over and II the ----
-.------ puts me out again / am going 10 cut
his throat oiT.n He first uttered this hor-
rlblo menace In English and at once re-
peated II In German.
left 70 tell Grother Of tho impending
danger and tho threat Popp followed
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-10

as bad as YOU thlnk,n These we're his
iast words on earth, DR., Kirby was first
upon the scene and ~ once
summoned medical assistants
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ead beyond Words

OF description. The suddenly beroft Wild
ow wandered, do2od by the abrupt shock,
through the unhoatod rooms, and her face
exhibited that intensity Of grief which
forocastod mental alteration. Soon again
10 become mother, the bereavement
came with apoignancy thatmakes the do
soriptive pencil faltor.
But yesterday the husband had moved
back into the building and began tho busi-
ness he quilted some months ago. The
occupant, Charles Brobst, had opened an
establishment across the railroad tracks,
This accounted for the uncarpeted
floors and unarranged furniture. In tho
rooms beneath wore conRrogated groups
OF aympathlzlng frlende who intersporsed
thoir condolences with
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for moro prompt Justice 10 the assail.
ant than accorded by due process OF
law. Tho front entrance was closed and
inRroga was obtained through the yard.
were preparing the body. Tho features
OF tho dead were but slightly distorted,
but the ugly wound In the neck could not
be hidden by art.
The condition OF tho family was pltln-
bic. Distracted by grief, the unsettled
condition OF the household prevented the
making OF thcm comfortable with rest.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-28
A GENERAL FIGHT.
The Alliance Contingent Ratliles the
Nomination OF Mckinley In a Most
Dlsgraeefal Manner.

The Alliance adjunct Of the Mckinley
convention gave tho eyentan exceedingly
ugly climax,
II ID said that large number we're sup
piled with free tickets, and also received
days wages,
They aeeordinglypFoeeeded toratify the
nomination In a most dlsHaeeful manner,
Alllanoeia known asa prohibition town,
where liquor can not be purchased Ia a
legitimate manner, The turning loose Of
the crowd into town where Republican
convention Ia being held, and where liquor
can DO had for the asking was more than
tho pentu appetltea Of many could stand,
The rain also had demorallzing effect,
Before the shades Of night fell, the major
Ivy Of tho Alliance crowd awellera we're
alorlously drunk, They did not got drunk
TO have a grand time, but 10 raise a gen,
eral row, Before boarding tho train
large supply Of filled whlakey bottles we're
purchased, to make the voyage home a
roualng one. II had the effect OF making
II one Of blood and bruises,
Before leaving Maaallon the baggage
master At the r, v, w, a q, depot was at
tackled and badly used up, Ills head was
cut open la q horrible manner, recurring
surgical attention, The mob la their
drunken frenzy were beyond control, On
boarding the train fighting among them,
selves was the program, On reaching
Canton q general fight was going on Ia
every car, Said passenger vt was Just
awful, Every Alliance man seemed 10
have whisky bottle, and after empiying
u used II 40 q weapon, was standing up
IA the car, when q young fellow threw a
bottle 40 an old man next 10 me, The bot
tle missed 10 mark and struck seat II
broke into pieces, ono OF which caught mo
In the hand, cutting aud ugly gaAh,n
VIM, Prutgel, an Alliance restaurant
keeper, was badly used ZIP, receiving some
ugly gaahea Ia the face and head, "lloney
Woods a we'll known oolOred character
was Ia the thokeat OF tho fight, and re-
eeiyed severe iniurIes, VIM, Crubaugh
OF Canton was attacked aud had hia nose
nearly cut of, Quite number whose
names could not DO learned were more or
leha injured,
The train stopped here only short
time, but long enough for one Of the pas,
hengera 10 mash a car window, Officers
Muolley and Rlgler arrested him aud
took him 70 the city prison, He gave his
name aa Dennih Coney, and claimed 10
hail from Medina, having boarded the
wrong train, This morning lao was auiil-
elently sober 10 pay " ana costa,
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FREEDURG, Aug. 20, 1890.
Goo. Powell and family from Marlboro,
were In town on Sunday.
Daniel Smith and wife, OF Indiana, were
visiting NJ John Smiths last wooh.
Emery Ditch and Chas. Smith took In
the sights NJ Cuyahoga Falls on the late
excursion.
Everybody and their nolphbora will NJ.
tend the Farmora' reunion In Folks Grove
next Saturday
Throahing and preparing tho ground
for wheat IL tho order OF tho uhy among
the farmers. Several lutond sewing this
wook.
w. Myora will soon leave this vicinity
10 tako charge OF his official dutIoa NJ
Canton. Ho will move his family In fow
weeks.
j. w, Rlckor our popular grocer, will
have charge OF the stand NJ tho Barmors'
reunion and will dinponae 10 the hungry
and thirsty oil OF the dollcaoloa Of the sen
Bon.
Mrs. Michael Hoffman, an ngod and
highly respected lady living two miles east
OF town was buried on last Friday. ShO
loavos n largo circlo OF friends and rola-
tivoA 10 mourn hor loss.