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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-04

"opmy's Troasles, f"

An exchange In apoa ing Of the attract
iou to be 40 the Grand rhuraday evening
eAyh' Ia oug article yesterday taken
trom the Nog York Herald, entitled
"Buslness Men In Thoatrlcala,n we note
that "CHsoyH Troubles IL going to make
a iow aiopa before makInga run In San
franoIfco, Now why can't we have this
performance stay ono night With IN They
must surely have q 1rstolasa company TO
contemplate 30 Tonga season In the mo-
ropola Of lho western soahougd. Such
play would bo o relief from tie No, z, q,
and sometimes No, companies New York
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-04
EIITlnUHa NEwarArEn MEM


Nla't Canton and Inspect tho Pullmam
cars on tho ~ Wayne Road-Old Cans
ton favoHtes,
Apary ofpttaburg riwspaper men arr
rived in Canton this moUIpg They came
as ihe guests oi Mesars, Samuel Moody
lnd l., c. hofheFapn of Tho passenger do
priment OF theP p, No. W,6 q, railroad.
Inn object Dt ihe Yisit was % Inspect the
Pullman aud dining oars. on the road.
They arrived ~ ID.i5 and left Tor hons
Atlilt,
The party consisted 0f William Mech, OF
Iue ireIheii6 fFeund Robert Simpson,
OnmmewarGalslte u, d, Cunningham,
lcHdefI James Israel, Dispatch, r. @.
lruNihers. Post G, S. Holiday, Press,
and II, u, Layton, ChronIole-Ielegraph,
Que ~ lhe newspaper men was seen by
% ALWrpEnocHt4 reporter, and when
asked ln regard 10 Charles W. DanaIger-
anl Thomas Merton, old Canton fayor.'
ilfH, SAID both men we're doing we'll.
'pno'' NJ telegraph editor Of the CONNER.
raEGHeHile, aud 'Iomh IL on the Dis.
pulch, ThpIrmaHy friends will he please
f0 10 Learn thpt ihey are meeting Witht
Huocess 10 fluahuFg,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-04
MeAlHEa onon nuLLETlM


Geueaiiy Favorable for Farm WsFk
Throughout Agricultural ReEisns
WASHINGTON, Dec a.-The signal
office weather crop bulletin foF peosm-
bon reports less rain than usual during
tho month Of November gsnerRlly
throughout All districts east of tho Mic
6l#Ippi in states north Of the Missouri
river and Ia tha west gulf staiesi the
only Regions reporting an excess ni pre-
clpllalIpu i1r ihH month being tho mid
do eastern slope of tho mOunNins,
including Missouri, Indian territory,
kanslhi Nebraska and Eastern Colorado.
Although less than th8 normal Amlunt
Of rain fell in tho states north Of the
Ohio river and 10 tho Upper MlHsiHapm
valley. th' rainfall iu tiles regions Wla
abundant gnurlally exceeding ono inch,
The weather has baH PenaWlly iHvora-
bio for farm work Throughout lhe pr.n-
oipal agricultural regions of tho central
valleys. Tho northwest and s1uthWfBt
have HIfo enjoyed favorable weather.
ana nn unusually large acreage Of flii
pl0Wng has been completed, and pmtm-
age and winter wheat nTe reported m
fllll growing aud iu fine condition
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-04
nonr1ou1.ruRAL .MrrrINn.
oiiioerh Elected This Morning and Duai
noha Tranaaot6d

onoern Elected This Morning and Buai.
ness Transacted,
The Stark county horticultural society
convened at Assembly hall this morning,
While the members were gathering, Mr.,
Charles Arif sang solo, aud Mr.. Victor
Froy played an instrumental selection,
Discussion concerning what variety Of
apples could be recommended waa taken
part In by u number of members, The
MAIN, u comparatively new variety In this
section, seemed TO bo the flyorllo.
The annual election was held, resulting
In the election Of the following officers for
the ensuing years President, John u,
Ross, Canton townships vice president,
Mra. Kate Mcdowell, Jackson township
aocrettry, Mrs, A, o. Egpcrt, Tusoarnwas
township, treasurer, Lewis EaHig, Plain
township; executive committee, NJ, Bile.
ter, Plain township, j, N Schnub, Canton
township, and s, II. Rockhill, Canton
township, Having transacted all n, cess
snry business the society adjourned AZ
noon,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-04
nr. Nloholln. tho snooln,lut.

II cannot be disputed that the advent Of
DR. Nichols, the English specialist, In our
city, is certainly an event worthy OF note
by the afflicted. Or, Nichols docs not
pretend to cure by supernatural agencies,
but simply and solely by medicines intel
ligently and shillfully prescribed, HIS
long and extensive practice In tho treat
ment OF the most stubborn ailments has
given him sort Of medical skill that
amounts almost TO intuition, During the
brief time he has been with us he has met
with wonderful success aud fepls that ho
can benefit all who may consult him.
His rooms at tho Avonue hotel are daily
crowded with patients, from every dlrec-
ton,
His catarrh patients outnumber all
others,
The Doctor 10 permanently located, 80
that all who are IN any way afflicted can
receive the bonenI of his wonderful skill,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-04
Annnnl NInnllnr nf .lnrLhnldrr.

YOUNGSTOWN, o., Dee AT tho an
nual meeting Of tho stockholders Of the
Plttaburg, Cleveland and Toledo rail-
road held In this city yesterday, tho
following directors were eleoiedi O.,
II, Andrews, l., u, Cochrane, YoungH-
town, OF w, w, Peabody, Orland
Smith, CincinnatI II. w, Oberor, Will
lam MeCreery, @, d, Wright, j, y, Nc
Cleayea, Pitlaburgl Daniol Lee, Ianca,
Vile, O,i H. 4, D6vrlca, Newark, Oh ~.
NJ, King, Philadelphiai j, II, Collins,
Cleveland, o, Orlnnd Smith was
elected president and j, u, Washington
secretary and treasurer,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-04
Secretary nialne viii Deliver m Address.

WASHINGTON, Dec a,-The Inter Con.
tinentnl Railway commission, composed
OF Representatives from tho United
Statcsand the other American republics,
which was recommended by tho Inter
national American conference, FOR tho
purpose Of supervising % survey for u
line TO connect tho railway syatema "
North America with those OF South
America, win meet for organization at
the state department on Thursday, tho
dth instant Secretary Blaine willdollyor
an address OF welcome,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-04
Notieo TO soldiora.

will DO at the Hurford HDusc, Canton,
Ohio, Thursday and Thursday oypuing,
December tlth, and NJ tho Arlington
House, Alliance, Onto, Friday and Friday
evening, Dec. ~, 1890, TO solicit claims for
pensions, bounlies, back pay, etc. Those
having claims which are not yet finished
ARE raqu stod 10 call aud bring thoir pa
pers aud Witnesses, In cases wherein
am tho attorney, testimony will he writ
ten Mp without extra coatto the claimant.
C.F. CALLAllAfb
Fonsion Attorney and y. s. GlNtm Agt,
Youngstown, O.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-04
FOUND WATEoI GRAVES
Tour reupus Drowned by tho Capslslng
Gi a Hali nUat

rour reuous Drowned by tho Cppsislng
oi "a Haii nOHt
JACKSONVILLE, FLAo Dec. o. by tho
oapsIgins Of mil boat ON Lake
TohopekaIga near KiHlme, On Aatur-
day four persons were drowned, They
were Mrs y. u. Turner, George ller,
bort Frank T. Greene and AIr Case all
Of New Haven, Conn, Tho party clung
20 tho capsIged boat for h0ma time
when Mr. Greene and Case attempted
20 swim ashore but have uOtheeu heard
from aiuoo Mr. Hines, 0noof tho party
supported Mira, Turner until Bhe was
drowned by tho waves washing over tho
boat lle then removed his clothing
and swan ashore, which he reached Ia
an exhausted condition, lle reached
klsilme Sunday, and u steamer Was
sent out 10 search for the bodies Tho
wife and baby Of Mr.. Greene and tho
father, mother and sister Of Mr. Case
arc 40 kimIme,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-04
ALMOST sufFocqrGp,


Family Shut in by iiro and smoke at
Chicago,
Cmcao. Dec 3,-At an early hous
yesterday morning fire wOs discovered
In the second tory Of a0s WcBg Adams
street tho residence Of Marcus Marx,
Of tho wholesale clothing firm Of Hart,
Schullnor ~ Marx, When the alurm
was sounded tho entire floor was filled
with fumes aud smoke, Mr. Marx, his
wife, ten children and three servants
had q terrible experience reaching the
street only by crawling on hands and
knees along halls and slairwaya None
wOp iniuvd, however, except by oX.
posurc The fire was eStinguishcd with
IL loss Of only $1,000,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-04
rho MInncrn ID autloni,er :.

GrrrNnuUa n. H., Deo. e.--1ho raooa
yesterday resulted, Flrat race Nix furlBnga-
Salisbury Il Can't Toll, q Mcrdoii,a o Time,
il0.
second race nyo ana ono.lau furlonga--
Eypngcllnc Il Bush holt q Sic lNto,a q Time,
ll0.
Third race six furlongs- Mohi can, L Queen
Hattie, y Fabian, ., Tmc lis
Fourth race, one aud ouc-t ghth miles,
Folsom, Il Lola May u Cnn Can, D Time,
lbOll,
Filth race. ak and onc.hNr furlonge-Kon.
wood, /, Pain Killer II lnge, o, timc, 1884.
sixth race, seven fur,nngaa- Anomaly, 4,
sourmnsh, q oarsmon, 0, Timc, ti5l6.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-04
Tho FArmera' Inatitnto.

The Farmers Institute opened this
afternoon at Assembly HOllwlth upwards
Of one hundred persons IN attendance,
After music which was conducted by
Prof Ere, President Schaub delivered tho
opening address.
@. Holl read an interesting essay on
"Dairylngn aftor which John Gould dolly.
erkd an instructive aud somewhat anus.
ING lecture on "Buttcr Making.n
The institute wilt remain In session
thlR evening and tomorrow.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-04
srRucK eY TRAIN.

p,vo Mlnsm Instantly Killed aud Another
Fatally iulurcd.
GREENsnuRd, Pa, pco, S,--Edward
Taylor. Stout Booth and Lowis Rhodes,
minors employed In the Amyyillo mines,
while walking along the tracks of the
s,owickley road, neOr Sutcryille were
struck by n freight train. Taylor and
Rhodes were instantly killed and Booth
so badly injured that he will die.
Booth and Rhodes leave families In poor
cirnnmALnnreA.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-04

William Smith, who assaulted Evan
Lewis At Pigeon Run, short tlmo since,
appeared before Probate Judge Fawcett
this morning and pleodfd guilty TO the
charge OF assault and battery. llo was
sentenced TO pay n lluc OF 50 aud costs,
and imprisonment In the county Jail for u
perloh Of five daNa,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-04
A wlsa,wantnto to be Free.

AnnR Myers, Of Canton, has nicd q pc.
ttion for divorce from Joseph Myers.
They were married In Cantonp Dec. 20,
1877, and have ilvo children.
Anna allogos that Joseph 10 an habituAl
drunkard, and that he suffered with do
lirum tremcns last November, She charges
him with extreme cruelty and asks for
divorce, almony, custody OF minor chill
dren, and that Joseph be- restrained from
disposing Of his property pending proceed
inpa,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-04
oINNf0 10 81carTAY T0scY


0iyon by the Admiral Ut the nmfiilpu
ileot nl tho ArIugtou
WAmmNGToy nec. Tho admiral
Of tho Brazilian 0eat guye dinner NJ
tho Arlington hotel last night tu scGrc-
taly Tracy IL was % brilliant affair
The dinner was served iu tho great din,
ing hall Of the hotel, which was ax-
quisItely decorated foi the OcenHi0n,
Tho decorations Of the table wore in
rare orchids, roses and olryfanthpmums,
Covers were laid for ninety, Tho guest
OF honor was Secretary Tmcy and
among the other guests were ths aecre-
tary Of state and tho other momhtm Of
the presidents cabinet scnOr Nalente,
tho brazilian minister, Speaker Reed,
Gen, schoN0ld Admiral Walker Adj
miral Gherudi and Other officers Of the
army and navy of the United Ntatea.
The Marine baud was in attendance,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-04

PAnEERnuRd, w. VA, Dec. "A
notable wedding took place Sunday
night ne Ponnab0rO, Tho groom, Nor.
man Calhoun, was VI wears Of age and
the bride, jennie Dixon, was se, Thia
"a the fourth venture for the groom and
the third for the bride Alargc number
witnessed the ceremony and the aged
couple did credit IN their aprightlnom
TO those Of much younger yowa,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-04
haonaatio aaloaso.

Tho case Of Ohio against Henry Soayer
IN common pleas court charged with an-
ticing seventeen year old Mary Yoat into
a house Of N fame isatlraoting much at.
tcntion, Mary Yost was placed on tho
stand tha afternoon and 6abioctod 70 u
rigid oxa nlnation.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-04

Drs MoNEs, a., Dec, Sit IL un-
dorstood that the accounts Of the late
Gen w, W BellSnap are Ia bad shape.
and that his widow Is In ne0d Of ready
money For that reason the executive
council, In allowing u few hundred dol.
lars due Gen, Bclhnap ~ agent In lopA
IN pressing war claims, had tho war
rant issued 10 Mrs, BcllnAp inilbAad OF
tho administrator Of tho Ostato.,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-04

WASHINGTON, Dec, 3,--As % result Of
number of lotterg ON tne subject, re-
coivcd by Senators MaudUsOn, lngall.
and others Senator Ingalls, introduced
u joint resolution Yesterday 10 apprl,
pirate u sum OF money mot unmod to
purchase seed TO b. distributed mnong
the citizens of Kansas aud Nebrgflil
suffering from the recent drought.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-04
c,,d wa,, M ,ho uud.on vnlf,v

RoNDouT, N, ", Dec, 0.--rho cold
wave In the Hudson valley 10 incroasing
and IL will probably roaoh z0ro NJ pointN
throughout the Ca@dlla Al some
ponds the ice Is already six inches thick.
Bontmen aro making all poseiblo haGao
10 get TO their destinations before tho
Delaware and Hudson canal and ibh
Hudson r,vOr closes
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-04
king kninI,nnn nf Hawaii.

SAN FRANcmco, CAL, Dec. Gs-King
Kalakaua, of Hawaii, a. expected 10 ar
rive on the cruiser Charleston ho-dtg or
Thursday morning, On his arrival no
will be met by Gen. Gibbons, OF tho
department Of the Pacific, and eaoort0il
10 tho Palace hotel, whore ho VIII NJ.
ceiyo tho governor and gtaif, tho mayor
and other Invited officials.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-04

JONAH ManRua hos commoncod divorce
proceedings agpinst Ida May Mangua.
The couple were married ~ Homework,
Ohio, Jan, l2, 1884, and have three child,
rem. Jonas alleges uniaithiulnoss, and
makes Andrew Coylo correspondent, llo
asks for divorce and custody OF ono child.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-04
Robbed of notes aud ynlnnblc papcm.

TmrlN, o., Nov 3,--At some indof.
mite period during the past two months
John Moss, wealthy farmer OF Big
Spring townshiN was robbed Qf notes
aud other valuable papers to thdWmount
Of about 81 ,0O0 Moss does not remwn.
Der having tho dcak where they we're
kopt open during the past tgo months.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-04
En.Y Mnrl.n for Nnneo Non.

Ashland, O., Dec, IA aharpOr
buncood j, 7, and Samuel Suller, two
farmers Of Ashland county, ont Of $3.50
Monday. Tho swindler pretended 10 be
o doctor selling valuable medicine.
Aftor gaining their confidence he Dor.
rowod $3.50 TO replenish his stock Of
medicine, leaving u worthless grip for
security A couple Of years ago the
same persona were bunCoOd for 5000 by
lightning rod people but refused 10
prosecute the swindlers.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-04

No food can be eosidered suitable TO the
requirements OF an infant unles II con.
talnes material 10 supply the waste of
nitrogenotlN Tissues, Melliny Food sun.
plies soluble, heterogeneous matter aud
promotes healthy growth, u full deyel-
opement and Avigorons OOnAlitnlIon.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-04
IInw tho Cnnlor. of Ncal Mnro lLeMnrAcd.

WAsuiNGroN, PA, Dee 8.-1he West
Jury mado the following distribution Of
The reward Of 81 200 for the conviction
Of the murderer Of the Crouch family
yesterday, John G, orr, $500 McCleory
and Houston, Monongahela City 500
each; Chief Of Police Murphy and OH
Ger Houmon Of Allegheny, 500 each;
Agent Oehrl Of Mononguhom City,
Sl5O' White Of Beaver FalN, 800 and
Cornell $50.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-04
Two hundred Thouannd 10 Cornell

ITHACA, N. Y, Dec. 8.--It was pul,.
hcly announced here yesterday thaEtR o
late ID, Is. Fayorwoather, the millionai 20
Of New York Cty, left by his will Y 40
sum of 5000, 900 10 Cornell univOrdi ".
The win has not yet been probatod nd
tho university authorities decline. TO
RInIo tho lnrma OF tho bennoAL.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-04
IumrFp THE TOWN.
Frank Ellis paKea Several Articles OF
Clothing with Him and Leaves an un-
paid hoard Bill,

Frank Ellis paKea Several Articles OF
Clothing with Him and Leaves an uns
paid Board Bill,
Frank ellis left town rathersuddanly last
evening, and his departure 10 mourped
by EP,Mlller, Ellis lisa plasierer, aud has
been working AZ the new Yohe House, Ito
was boarding with Miller and when he
departed last evening ho took with him
q watch valued atflh valuable coat aud
vest, several fine SHIRTS, ihe property of
Miller In fact he tool everything he
could fnd, being only fuIiolenuy mag
naulmuuB tO leave behind an unpaid
board bin "a Tho amount ni tl2,hO, II 10
thought Ellis went % Fitlahurg,
HOPED wrn MLLER's wFE'
This afternoon Il was learned lhat ths
board bill was all that Kills did leave, as
he took MilleFs wife with him Ia his
flight, Mr., Miller has for SONS time sus-
peotod the Intimacy Of tho pair, and tho
matter reacl cd continuation last eyen-
Ing whom the eloped Mrs, Miller Is
said 10 be quite attractive, but did not
bear the best reputation In the neIqhhor
hood, lutImatinn has heau received that
thegullty pairRre la Pllishurg but ID ID
probable mat Mr., Miller who Is d respec
table young man, viii allow his wife 90
remain unmulehted,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-04

SuTrERCREEg, CALo Dee 8.--Col, S.
y, Stewart, superintendent and largo
owner Of the Lincoln mino ana a
brother Of United states Senator
Stewart, died yesterday Of apoplexy.
The decoased was ut one time state
sonator Of the state Of Nevada and was
vol known IN minin. eircles.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-04
WEDDING TRIP aPoILEn.


IuToNNHf q WOdlIUE OUIUt
KEyToS o., Doc o. Tho daughter OF
Mr., Woollom. q womn farmer liv.
Ing about eight miles west Of this city,
was anvstcd here on ogidoncc 5f forgery
furnished the authorities hy Mr., l., ],
Pratt collector and Uting detective Tor
the dry gouA' firm Df CWtu N O'Npill,
Of Columbus, She EjW un her way 10
her former homo, near Foraker, from
Columbus She brcAne infatuated with
young rNlroador named a. 4, sllgur
and they Voro married Thanksgiving
day, She forged tho name Of MrH II,
NJ, Rhoudos for siB 10 parchNao her
wedding outfit, Sho was iho guest Of
Mrs, RhoOdcg, and the couple wmv ar
rested whuc on thor wedding trip.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-04

Who would say that DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup possesses no merit2 II IL the stan.
dard remedy of our ago. Price25 cents
bottle,
salvation Oil the great pain -eradicator,
no mineral or other noxIous ingredients.
20 cents,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-04
Mootinr ID tho uLntorIoal soclotv.

Tho Historical Society held their rogu.
lar meeting lpgt evening ot the residence
olproIessor Burns in North Walnut street,
A largo number were present and very
pleasant meeting was held. Tho Colonial
Times was discussed,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-04

GLoucrsrEn NJ w., Dec. 0--plrst race, alr
and onc.hnlf fur0ngs-- llomnl, L Sllonso, N
Lost Star q. Time lNill.
Second race, Eve turlongn- Oherlin /, Lucky
Glover, q lllborna y. Time, iU56.
Third race one mile Mnchoth II, 4, Lotion
q Question, y, rlme i,ibN
Fourth race, six and one.hnlf furlongs-.
lplG
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-04
Lynrhsh on thn IlnndsIdc.

BRAKES BRANCH, VA, Dec, e.-l rhAd
Fowlkos was taken from tho shOrif yea.
terday and lynchod on the rog dAdo.
Fowltos murdered u woll.Snovn citiBen
Of Charlotte, named YOncey. several
Nvnnlia nnn
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-04
Mhnl rcnn.,l,nnln NM, nn,.

WASHINGTON, Doc o. "A strong effort
viii beput forth IN tho house 10 pass tho
direct tax bill, which Is likoly to prove
successful Should the bill become q
law, Pennsylvania would get the sum
Of 81, ,G5d,7itd3.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-04
Grandmother saypl

When she was o girl that her mother
always qnvo her sulpher and molasscs TO
purify her blood, but sho now giyos Sui
peer Bllters to her grandchildren, ns II IN
the best medicine she over Hay;--The
Enthpr
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-04
Ilbla aoolel, Annlua.naru.

The STARK county Bible society will hold
'la annuei meeting Ia Trinity Lutheran
church on Thursday evening beginning
40 1850 The various churches Of the city
viii omit their usual Thursday evening
prayer meeting 70 participates la this SER
vice. The Christian public la.eordlally In
RIlnh % lenrnaent.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-04
A aaiooniat Aaaigns,

Orlando Smi,h, u saloon kcopor In tho
west end, made an assignment yesterday
to Attorney Samuel Burgett. Tho assets
and liabilities are noi known,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-04

Boarding house wanted At Onoe, near tho
Canton MaUeablo Iron and Manufacturing
0smPany's Works, In Crystal Park Addi-
tlon. 9.4.5.B
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-04
Married.

Harlca True and Hollio Moore, Dooom-
bor 2, bg Justice tinRlc. Both OF Canton.
John hichardson and Nellie Browaloo,
both Of Canton, December 2, by llstico
Ringlc.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-04
Rodman Found Guilty.

The Jury in the case Of Frank Rodman,
charged with burglary and larceny returns
cd verdict Of guilty this morning,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-04
1,oonaod to wed.

Marriage licenses have been issued TO
Frank Bovington and Elizabeth Reed,
Massillon; Grant Mitchell and Carrie
Lahm, Canton, and Albert Rodmap and
Ida Wells, Canton.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-04
Wentbcr Foroonst.

For Western Pennsylvania, Eastern
Ohio and West Virginia; Light SHOWS.
easterly winds; slifhtly vibrator,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-04
THE SECOND LGOTURr,


A Great Crowd at the Opening Of the
poors--phe Management FAN 70 Pros
vide For Representatives Of the Press,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-04

vDwollluu houses wanted near the Canton
Malleable Iron and Manufacturing Co.'S
Works, IN Crystal Park addition.