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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-02-20

The late Thomas Parker, of Washing
ton, became SO attached to cane, which
he had carried for years, that he kept Il
ia bed with him during his illness, ami
before he died expressed a wish that the
favorite stick be buried with him. His
wish was carried out, the cane being pur
in the coffin.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-02-20
n VALENTINE.
II only I might sing

II only I might sing
Like birds in spring
Robin. or thrush, or wrci,
In grove or glen.
II only | might sui.
To harp or lutte.
To chime in tender time
Some touching rhyme
Then I'd not nopc IN yait
Thine ear to gain,
But now-I halt quail
All must | fail,
So small my skill to plead
Ny earnest need.
Love-lovci is all the plea
bring to thee.
Clinton ScouoId. in ne CcniuTy
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-02-20

It's astonishing, remarks 'hc
York Tribune, how many men 20, a
met in Broadway any week day "II %,y
talking vigorously and audibIy "
selves us they hurry along
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-02-20

Thore are upward of 1O'OOo T"
sional beggars in New York
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-20
SPECIAL ASS0tXCExE1Ts.

tAFrar a CO.. : bad larre-- s.r
prus a.s1ls.
FAinie~s dental op@rzfi1rs a. Dr.
/. l. >miih's, ~ stale street
The loWest pricez ever kurau b.
>alsul, Al Bureu'. furniture erur.. IL
ium-
TIE Boo T1u Fsstauraut d. 4.=t-i-g
The o.si = ceug neaLs ia thr e.-e
uuw.
II you doe kUow Where t,5I..r-
q faitersou i, Inquire ~ a.
eteaps-t ptace 10 hoy gr.ssri-s
ne cyetuu- hzs really a.r.4 ID.
-'aA-ill- and n you EolIi - .r. -
- on pfle-s, toy yuaf gusf, a.
EarraF a Cos
- - - g t-s't lrf=s Crl4c "1-- -....
- 80 .-1s., r'-res A. q --a A.. r-..
- CO aa4-ac etasl.4.s A. T.. ~
'''a,1 > ~ 1r-Es 80
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-20
IIiED

WATkfNDS.-AtJefferspn Sztgr.
daT, Jan J.. ls,u. q pue1mouis
fever. Mrs.. Ellen Watsiud-. aged
year.
CON.-At his home two miles ures.
u -i'vp-tDu on Saturday Jan. IS,
$50. Uncle Gideon Cox aged =
ve4--.
The deceased was cne of OrsZoa's
old piDu-pr-. For several bong
wears he has resided iu the neigh
b'can1j where h= al lat Tas cl9tbei
IN the slrDui u death. Mr.. Cox
w g % sG wa3 made alsay friends
during hi- lfz- and many Z tear =
-het over hi- death.
CEAIG-At her home tu Portland.
-atgris.- Jan. Is. $50. OttyphOid
fever. Mrs. Robert Craig. AGED -
wears
Toe decea== was the daughter
of Mr. CLar,es ~ayviau. of Silver
too and vas 3 highly esteemed
lady.
LEDGERWOOD-At her home
tvO mike east q -Q5.imirv. Mari
OF county. OreZru. on the 18th
inst. Mr. p Lesl-z-TgCd aga =
years and ) mouths.
Her maiden name vas Parsons.
She Was b ~ IN Green cJuuty. East
Tenn. August I1tl. lsI2 She wIrh
her .aJn-r'- family. moved % CAY
1lJu'y. No. 90 i@L5. - h-re she wa
u.zrvI-G 20 Vim. L-Ef-erw0.i No
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-20
sapFsne raar.

SAL-lf. Jan. -. %.
John Sm limur apu - Peter Pow
Ell. Pep, appeal frcm Linn e1unty.
iud-m-u. " the I1se-r court Affirm
e.: opinion by Lofi =.
-iaje ~ Oregon resp " Prank
Jarvis, arp. apreai from Mulru1-
m-h eouuiy: j1 I'm eut Of the lower
court reversed ard a new trial
awarded: opiuio1 ay -tr8han J
On motion 81 Tiimc1 Ford. 4 g
Hardesty Wa= admitted. upon Ger
tifict'e finn fhe supreme curt q
keU-l-, 10 practice ia al the oouTts
u this state.
state Of Oregon. resp, - W T
Haze kius. app: appeal n 70 Marion
cDInty. argued aud submitted;
~amrul Hayden AMI TImOn Ford
atty = furapu. II II Hewitt and z
= Williams atry's frr r-~p.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-20

NEARINa FsIE ESn Mr.. : C
Hatch, Stfr of n-asrsa = .falr, ~,
has bexu taiiiug f1st &c -suse ttg.-
psaai, r rApidiy neanag hsf rrt
nhe has oseu slakins yr5y Esst ..uer
Yesterday evening. aaI hef dealh y.
tAi'ie u o,t-1f AZ AIS uleaaraI Tr.--
KraHas have beeu @ut cati-r b.r
s.ls. Edvard 7. hagca. u Mrt,.t
y. IA hueh AL latii Hsfrb ~
faFtianSi. aad hcFt1rs hahf. IA ~.
steanasr ". g. haag g. h~r t.,t. n.
" D kre4t cuEnlurg e. har ft.ulv
t1at sisc aPprgurfes ttr ru4 as.t
tSfy Attle laia au4 sga riar al
uAh q Asck uf araf 1l thr .rrue.
Ehat u eslga aniy ~ = sssrt sf 800
Ai4d a sa,rgsst trlast IA tssr tl.sI ssfti.~
hSAswfis agsd the rauA tlers !.
sarsiy tfus ChFalaaa s4l auln.
ssscA wiil euEriy te ueisat.s.,i ~ az.
lhroa1 ~ thr Nasl hAsh. Ner
t3ath Mil L. a grual htaa n.f aa..s
. Dr. f4niiiy ttsi O. q hlssG - tst-ri.
nd sdmiHrrs ~ ihi. Stale.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-20

\ car Al DEFAETJ EE.-It has
Just oeeu learued that q musical pro-
tesssar ~ho &c ghe pa,g fs.,s u.all. b..
has rrstgie-f lu the beautiful GAS III
AonmDaIh, la P,Sk ruuutv. IA,
taken hts departure tgr THAI fr-
awAy land kn0En a. Au.traliA
That ~ all right, anV mau ~. a
FighI % go here Le cho.z... Al. tbf.
= a free cuuutFy bur hr d.i uat
have > night tn Ella thc hesrt. AZ
two q raiem's fair d4uzhfer. ana
isaFr them vithout even U.dsfng
ihem kind fArraelL Tie rrs-1
Profe-s-or d,d this very ihlsg. hs..
ever 8ad the lAdie- spokgu ~ ~,
greatly grisvvi over "a. The oalgc.u-
solEIlon the yuuag Lsl.e- havsafB
Offering ooutlolrucs q each h-r
and saying n am Cad that
se toaad him oaS, ala. tas4sa
= wa AZ The elevenIh haaF
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-20
PURELY Personal.

VIM y. Laiue u4s pas-e- -zr
~ the city q PosJhnd tht, nom
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs II. Rat=rts. s1ru=-
Residents OF salem. weltto ASra %
to-day fos several ~eek. visit.
Gro. WaggOleE. CLERK ofEbe RssI
fosad c"nma,soner-. came 10 TN.
olornlng fruM Lk. h.nl- Al Cnr.rLL-.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-20

GRANGE OFFICERS. -Atthe meet.
Ing q the Ponoua Grange. held
Saturday, the following offiaer-
were eleeted f1r the veal ls9U: r
X. Smith, NJ; J. N00ghees. o.. r
=. Boi-e. SEC J. W. BatebeIIer. : .
j. b. Heninger, 4. :. :. I.ayiuau.
C.; L. r. Miller, T.; W VI. Hillary.
>se-3 Chas- Miller, o. X Mr.. Hat
tie smith. p: Mrs l. T.. HHiearv.
p; Mrs II. HeuinEer, e.. Mr.- Nora
Miller, Z. A = Th= next uleetirg
viii be held AZ AunI.yille ou -atur-
day. FEB. sth.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-20
Dtss Experitsse csasp

i- dos, iu every iIus e bo-ines.
AMI s~Ee'-ialiy ia usmpaun-iing an
pFrguung mesliciue- TIN. !. fIlgs.
Ir4irG Ca The great superiority a
hao'i ,.arsLsparili4 over otis-r Ure-
frfASilz-s, a. -0oEu by the Feui.irs.
a--c r-rr- 10 has accomplished
Tue head q ihe ristn ufC I. Hood
q Go. {, thnruuEhiy e, upstent aud
NF~rlelctd Ph2rmzelsg, having de-
sui~ti hH h1.e life 90 the sIusiy
and a-iua. ps~garstI0u u ule,iicius-s
he - Alss' a 1-ulhsr nf the NE...s.
rh4-vits aud American Pharaeevri
cal Associations. aud eontiuu.-s
artlFvly Devoted Ia supervising th.-
PREPARATION q, and uAuaging tn
ta'ine-s contracted ~righ, HOOD
-ar-apuri.A
Hence tta superiority snd psruIiAr
merit * II 1s.i ; Sar.AuariIEs 4, bgiIl
ppn The ulu.g Substantial f5uuds-
ir1a- Ia iis Preparation there {.
reprs--ntest all the Know lr,fs.e
q hicu uodsru rs~earch ia r8e.fieal
: -u-ucr has deveknpesl, ersubin-,t
a ith loug cNperS-ncr, brain-wurs
l1d experiment. IL l. 0uly n-s-.-
'Afy o. give lhis usr,iiciue a i,ir trial
.' feailsr u great curative valae-
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-20
REAL HTAEE rKANsEERs

The 6liowing sa c5yreet L. -
- - "a ssials iFansactsatzs hIr-i at
te,s osileN % TIE coGniy russlli-r -.
John DuEbin AID Wis- t8
Mary J >izFk~y. ~ am, la
-<c - tssrgW
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-20

4 Mf~t-NDERSTA ASDENG. young
man ~ -nIem, teconiBg engaged
recently. was desiri a. y present.
Ing his intended with a rirg zrpFu-
pFiately inscFitef bet being ~ 3 l0s-
what b have engraved upr1 90. he
ealied uppu his father for aigiee
Wei. saii the u.i man. -rlt o.
" hen thie you ~ reU-uder use. .'
The y08ng iziy vs. much -lr-
pTised few days after st receiviog
beautiful rfuZ with this inscription.
- Nhsn thi@ yCu ~ce rlllemt teg fsth
err
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-20

ANOTHER FOR MAETON.-Am0u-
the exchanges placed upon oar tabs-
to-day y found Vol /. No. J.. nt
The Jefferson Review The Cdirl1r
- neat fiye-C0iumn quA-ro. aud it,
makeup shows thatthe new brnther
has full knowledge % the prss-rva-
tive art The busiues. us=n u JeF-
feFson prove their lIh~rality By e,ii-
ting their portion - the new papcr
well Sith ads. The JOURSAL ex-
tends the EaS@ of fellowship 20 Bru
Sandford and wishes him well ia
his new venture.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-20

r. "a -E2od nAlas a. haazr- ue- -
ti9''lt ~s-aaaaFtllA o. Laweu. NJ.
arfr a b PcsQars,i tarre !. asa-- 4.
y ~ b ,ar'.l G,lflla s1it tAnn ~ A. Z. 49,
'.af-r a-1 pa Aaa Eiv~l ~ s-ss AS.
- -''a s.ase RS .a1ra'tzrfisa tea ys,a-. 49,
4aa ''at z,ag av f ts= ae,fetas "a a.
''s'ss u7sr'i- lfgra sarsr a-uul tmpars
,.lsr1 iry hacl = s.a-sa Purt.a.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-20

WANTED. 70 KEyT a R-rfr--
Ton ryps writer = wanted E-
fr-sstD-if.e party. F4is r--r willie
pald for The use y the same Agu1y
az this oEticr.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-20

Al Sso-rrfhers 70 THE EC,aPrrALIcrESAf &,
wl,a 50 ~ securs fhefr papsr rpzulariy
va s0tiFy thss ofssce. giving tidrsas. a-..i
the rzaftsz VIZ - attsntssd o a. o-ss-
o-iee. eurser Court ans L1aer-y. streets
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-20

Ihs eTszi7Z 1zBsF coats, fe rzu1
- ts-dsy; sHs wsyrmg pager Egs5 10
NJ sess u yssssrcsy.r
H07GCE GREtLEY
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-20

a STuRN BEEwING-.-The reader
% the JoCENAL may n1s be saIr
E,Ttsed - bear q . regular -s1undin4
Of the tempest' % al .'earthqsuke
As is were. AZ the quiet villaye e Che
niaWa sonls q these fine large even
ings. Things arr noE what td4s
seem 10 that part q the W-o1,fs. am
for further information on thi- sub
tect watch the ciumns q the pen
ples' paper. the JOURNAL
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-20

4ae heavy ,11s fall in the ulogu-
sAia.s u-ls prrsrutr'd the lal-s-.rr5.r
90 90 1hT >n4kr rlgtr soing any flFth~r
tbah --sAA -pFiugN- The pass assk
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-20

~ kEi<C Esr.-Js~lsA Prr-sg,F.
l.v, ~ a t.eli si1s. q X u,1ae,fs.r -.
i-ea stla ~ Relsaf wtu =. e.,r-
~. i'i Ai iar niLartAn. .chunrh nrxt
o-.ltaia lasFulng. All Insitsd
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-20

CHILD BCBSED. II al a.ri. .f-ut
oecusrsld Ia Mr.. Grav-ou'. family
one day this wepk. says the N-a-
b0rg Gusphic- The four ul1ath. aIi
bale NGs pat ia q chaif and .sit near
the stOve while th-. mlshrr as.
about her house wosE a ke.1t-
Billed Wtth boiling uaeut ~ oa th
stove ADD - it was ma The Iruass-
-iEe for the hple iH the .t..ve 10 In
SONS means tippe,i over sg,iiiug Jh.
boiling wafer On the chIlI. IJ. l..
froen the kn@s-s dsw4 wrne iurlle.I
80 that the sEin came ~ and oae
fooS Nas uurnvi ln the same nan
neF. The hllhe sugiefrr l. Epg.rg
along a. weii o.. c1ud be exusvse,i
and Z = ihOuEha chr agru viu MA
lame IL.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-20

DASGEEDUsLY SfCE-It 8. r-
ported that Judge l. r. Na-ltr. o.
ko-seturg, J. lying dangerously - <
AZ hts home In that city. Wilh UrJle
% no hopes - hi rrc1Fery. Tls~
Judge u engaged 90 a literary wnrs.
The history - OFezun. that viii
Be an invaluable Wogx. Mr. Mo-h-r
= graduate from Wess Pout. A
Mexican var veteran ani Isr.-ssi
Through nearly al the Iudiar sar.
IN OFeyoa whiie set iu the -~rvier.
IL : 70 be hoPsd that be us4g te
-T-aFs-si aud tt- history eogag.-sgsi-
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-20

Only ten cent wsrk flr the
Joi-ENAL betsssteg. the best paper
in - 1aru
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-20

DElE >NoV The overland traip
thar ps1s-e,i tiosn -uusftv n5arUI,,.,
-a. -ssvfal u the sils s5rgs eloz--,i
= lih ~ 80. Jpou Inquiry Il -
iooui that lh- saos Do the ssatherp
part ~ thr state 3, dr~p-F thaa havg
leen Gunwn 80 YEAR.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-20

ta.nese Ncw Year hsgius today.
-N4 iae yrllJx lsls. = hiis
Liirs arv in bl1uln-
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-20

Have ihs DAfY JoCkNAI Mn Al
ya'af doos and get al tl- ure.. al
10 cenls a Wexk.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-20

.-1.AsiAa 's-aish' a. Reoi'sopsr4
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-20
VERY BRIEr,
Local Matters OF the Day Boiled
Down.
Interesting News Notes shOrn OF ANY
Possible yerbOalty

Ask your grocer for SHAKER SOAP
The will of Mary l., MonR has been
iled for probate,
Marshal Gentry is confined 10 his home
on account OF Illness,
Dr.. Frank Douda leaves this evening foT
Carrollton on a business trip
Al, blanchard and Henry Miller are In
Pitiaburg buying some new carriages
3, j, Miller and family OF Greentown
have taken up their residence In this city,
al No, li2 East Fourth street.
County Commissioner John o. Krelgh'
baum and Lille M, Shook Of New Berlin
have been granted marriage license
Constable Fred Slagle Visited Pike
township yesterday transactlna business
with tho township trustees and treasurer
Patenta have been Issued to Charles W,
Roepper, Alliance, brake shoe and BEN
jamln Stewart, Canton, mechanical mo-
tion.
Ex.Sherif Lelnlnger and family, who
have been visiting Fred llehn Of Clnoln'
natl the past three weeks, returned home
last night
Mrs. John Klein, Of High street, gave
birth 10 twin boys last night They arc
hearty and weigh seven and one'half
pounds each.
Officer Harting loft on the early train
this morning with Bertha souihera, the
oolored girl who waa sentenced 10 the
Girls Industrial Home at Delaware
Judge StIllwell, Of. Holmes county, Ia In
the city, the guest Of the Hurford House.
The Judge il prominently mentioned as q
flt man for Congress IN the new dlairlct
There are at present a2 prisoners Lam
gushing behind the bara Of the county
lail, This IL the largest number Of prise
nera confined there for nearly two years
The case Of Solomon p, Wilson against
Jacob Gelb Of Louisville, was on trial In
Court room No. 2 to-day. II IL an action
brought 10 have tho court set aside an
arbitration.
This weeks assignment Of cases for
trial In court room No. 2 was completed at
noon to-day. Judge Taylor has several
oaaea undor confederation for decision,
Court will not be In session In room No. 2
until next Monday.
Constable Weber this afternoon roooiy-
cd u letter from Justice Jacob Rognor,
who has been In New Orleana for several
days, that ho would arrive home this
evening or tomorrow morning.
Assistant Superintendent Leahy, OF the
Prudential Insurance Company, IL being
congratulated to-day upon the prompt
payment Of Sl02 on tho death Of Miaa
Maud Pool, OF No, 100 West Ninth street,
twonty.four hours aftor tho sad event,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-20
puppnN pIsAPPnARANon


Edward urovemiller Mianing and His
Relatives Making Diiigent Search.
The neIghborhood In the country sew
eral miles west OF this city ID excited over
the sudden disappearance OF a boy named
Edward Groyomiller. le Ia the son OF
tho late Matthias GroyomIller, and 10
about 10 years old. llo has been living
with his brother John j. Groyomlllor, and
suddenly disappeared yesterday morning.
His brother came To this city this morning
and notified the police, who instituted u
search which was futile. llo has been
living on tho best Of terms with his broth
or, and his sudden disappearance has
caused considerable comment.
H6 IN about feet 0 inches tall, light
blue eyes, light hair recently cut pompe-
tlour aud nj the tlmo Of hls disappear
nnoo had ON dark coat and vest tlngod
with rod which ho had somewhat out
grown, pair Of well worn Jean pants, u
blue and white striped shirt, black slouch
hat and rubber boots.
Postal cards announcing his disappear
nnco have been printed, aud the case hae
been put In the hands OF Oiilcor Slaglo,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-20
COUNT noUan MATTnHs.
A 10000 DAmaee huit--other Matters
of the Day,


Common Pleas court convened this
morning with Judge Pease occupying tho
beioh In court room No 1, and iudse Iay'
lor In room No q, In Judge Taylor'a
court tho morning was taken up with
hearing motions and other minor husl-
ness,
The case OF Wallen a Hansen against
A, a, Dart, to recover judgment against
him tor f4aO,i0 was decided by the court
IN favor OF the plaintiffs
Harry u, Wilson has secured a indg'
ment against Strayer a Sewers for 300
aud costs for money duo him ON con-
tract existing between Wilson aud the do
fendanta, for lhe use Of cerial q land,
This morning Judge Taylor granted
William j. Young divorce from his wlie
Annie, on the ground OF gross neglect OF
duty, The defendant did not appear In
court at tie trial, but allowed II TO 60 by
The damage case Of WanRerya TheClty
OF Canton was argued 10y the attorneys
this morning and the case submitted 10
jury,
SGhweltaer was called for trial this morn
ing IN court room No. 2, This II an action
brought by Snyder for 10000 damages
against aohweltser for malicious proaeou-
tlon, ID seems the defendant IN this case
hal Snyder arrested far stealing, lac was
afterwards discharged and this case 10 the
result OF the frat trial. baldwin n
Shields arc representing the plaintiff, and
w, II, bay and w, j, Plero the defendant,
The Snyder w. Aohweitzer case was aet.
tied lust before going into trial to-day,
The plaintiff paid tho defendant $500 and
all costs OF tho case, amounting In all 10
nearly 500,
Charles ". Porter has sued Fannie Clay
Gt al. on promha0ry note for 1870.
The case OF Mrs. Anna Adley w MI.
chaei Burke, her brother, Tor 1900 damas
geH, for malicious prosecution aud SLAM
der, la being tried before Judge Taylor
and Jury In court room No, 2 this after.
noon,
William McCurdy has commenced pro-
ceedlnga against The Peoples Mutual In
aurAnCe Association OF Pittaburg, 70 10.
cover tilb for damages which he claims
the company ahould pay ON an accident
policy which he holds.
Peter d, Kepllnger has been appointed
guardian OF Turza II, ana Adella q, Balr,
OF Paris township
Tho county commissioners are In aea'
hl0n to-day. The Jhcobh road case was
tried before them, This 10 petition 10
have now road, leading from Ypunga-
town lill 10 Maaalllon, connect with tho
main road. The commissioners decided
10 allow tho road 10 be built al tho exs
penhe OF those that wanted H.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-20
TWO pnOInIoNp
Rondorod by Judge Taylor in Commo
PloAA Oonrt.

Rondorod by Judge Taylor In Common
Ploau Court.
Judge Taylor has rendered decisions In
two important caeoa which he has had
undor consideration for some tlmo. Tho
first case disposed OF was that OF Wyanpa
executor VI wyant ct al Tho Issue at
law was ~ 10 tho construction Of the will
Of George wyant, deceased, Tho court
decided that John wyant, son OF tho
deceased, was entitled 10 hia share Of tho
estate, aa provided In the will OF his father.
Tho aOcond case was that OF Trump'a
guardian W. Trump'a administrator OF al,
ThIa was n proceeding by the guardian
asking for u construction OF u will, A
demurrer was intorposed and sustained,
Leave was given the plaintiff 70 amond
his petition within 10 days.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-20
pnnfnnnn Omit DO curod.

BY local applications, aB thoy cannot
reach the diseased portion OF tho ear,
There IL only ono way 20 cure deafness,
ana that IL by constitutional remedies.
Deafness In caused by On inil0med condl-
ton OF the mucous lining OF the Eustnuh.
ian Tube. Whom thia tube gets inilamod
you have u rtmbllng sound or imperfect
hearing, and whom II entirely closes,
Doafnoss II the result, and unloss the In.
ilamatlon can bo nkcn out and tho tube
Restored 10 Ia normal condition, hearing
: will be datroyod forever, nino cases out
OF ton arc caused by catarrh, which IL
nothing but an lnilanlod condition Of tho
mucous surfaces.
We will giyo One Hundred Dollars FOR
any case OF Donfnoss (caueed by cniarrh)
that we cannot cure by taking Halps Cn-
tarrh Cure, Send for circulars, FREQ.
IL, ], CHENEY y CO., Toledo, o.
sspJ-Sold by Druggists, 7bc.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-20
Tho Great Northwopt

Inaludea tho new and prosperous statoa OF
Montana, Oregon and Washington. Tho
Chicago, So. Paul and Knneas City Ry.is
the popular short line 70 All northwestern
points, II runs yostlbulod limited trains
IRON Chicago 10 81. Paul and Minneapolis,
For Bismnrk, Fargo, Helena,
Butte, Spokane Falls, Portland, Tacoma,
Seattle and Puget Sound points. For full
information and lowest rates TO tho west
or northwest nddrese, j. A. Granger, Ohio
Pasaengor Agent 70 Clinton Building,
Columbus, .. Jan-Stf.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-20
NOW AND THEN.
A Railroad Ticket Iaauod In 1850 Which
IN q Curioalty.N

A railroad Ticket Isauod In 1850 Which
Ia q Curioalty.
Agent Harry French OF tho r. f. W. d
@. II. II. has curiosity In the shape OF q
railroad ticket from Alliance 10 Canton,
issued In 1850 by tho old Ohio a Ponnayl-
yanIa Railroad Co, II II printed on red
thick cardboard and signed with pon and
ink by II. j, Nixon, who was agent at ALI
anco at the time. On tho face Of tho tick
ot nro Instructions 10 see notice on tho
back, which reads as follows II In In
cludod In tho contract between the COM
pany and the passenger who holds this
ticket, that no shall show this 10 tho con-
ductor M often aa requested and aurrcn-
dor II on demand, Also that ho shall not
ride or stand on any baggage or freight
car, or on the platform OF any car, or OK
poao any part Of his person outside OF the
car, and that ho shall bo entitled 10 the
transportation OF 30 pounds OF baggage
free, mo article being considered bag
qngo except wearing npparoD whom tho
same ahall bo givon 10 the baggage mas
tor and chocka taken therefor, In accord
nnco with tho rules OF tho company, that
the company ahall not bo liable for tho
loss or detention Of baggage unlosa II has
not boon properly checked, and In no
case FOR an amount exceeding NOO, unlcss
notice IN given. 5. W. RoDEHrs, SupI
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-20
FOR THE REFORM FARM.

ono hoy uooB for Stealing Money
And Another ooou for Stealing Old
Iron.
Carey A. Kocfor, aged Ia years, OF this
city, was sent TO tho Reform Farm by
Judge Bawoott this morning. Ho was
found guilty Of petit larceny.
This morning Ofllcor Ertlo OF MasaIllon
camo over 10 this city, having In custody
Ernst wadty,a IA year old hey who was
found guilty Of stealing old iron and sell
ing II. Ho will bo taken 10 tho Reform
Farm by Officer Slnglc tomorrow.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-20
We Caution an Arnlnnt Them.

The unprecedented success and merit
Of Ely's Cream Balm-a real cure for
catarrh, hay fever and cold In the head
has induced many adyenturera 10 place
catarrn medicines bearing some reaenl'
blanee In appearandee, style or name np'
reputation OF Ey'a Cream Balm. Don't
be- deceived. nuy only Ely'a Cream BALM,
Many la your immediate locality will teh'
tify IN highest commentator OF H. A
particle IL applied into each noHlrlll no
pain agreeable " use. Price 10 eenta,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-20
CaaoS Continued.

The following cases were assigned FOR
trial for yesterday and to-day, but have
been continuedi Palntorvs Morgan, Sr.
Green, Joyce q Co. va. Hoover; Kandal
vs., Knndal; Brown .vs. Brown; Robson
Va, Hart Bros. ; Martin vs. Schlagnl; Clap.
per w. Lebermani Myer vs. Myor; Ebpa
administrator w. Loraer,