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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-11
TOWN TALK.
Facts Briefly Stated For the Benefit
OF Busy Readers.

The Liohtenwalter reunion will DO held
at Meyers Lake Thursday Septls
A license to marry has been granted
Ben llesklns aud Celia Alexander, Of
Canton,
Mary u, Alple has been appointed adj
minlatratrlx OF the estate OF Christian
Hlple, late OF Plain township,
VIM. M, German has been appointed
administrator OF the estate Of John Cor
man, late of Lawrence township,
Henry Phillips, an old time Cantonlan,
now Of Lancaster county, Pa. 10 ylaitiag
relatives and friends In this city,
William II. Bachtel has been appointed
administrator OF the estate OF Solomon
Warshtler, late OF Plain township.
The managers OF the Maasllon Driving
club talk Of giving q second aerlea Of
races for local horses on Saturday Sep.
tember 20.
Marriage licenses have been granted 10
Lewis Reblllot and Dora Shlvely, Louis.
Vile, Victor g. Bldenhan and Rose M.
blcklnger, canton
Mr., MoBarren aud Miss NettIe Rider, Of
Navarro, were In the city Monday, tho
guests Of Mlas Jennie Rlokseoker, Of 1866
West Fourth street.
Patents have been granted TO Wilson G.
Berger for sheet metal roof, and TO III.
liz II, Morris for band cuttorand feeder.
Both OF the inventors reside In Canton.
Mrs, Broeket OF Randolph 10 reported
as having loft her husband and gone TO
Alliance. She Ia charged with taking hls
pocket book and acting In a very unlady.
like manner,
The report that tho Cleveland and Can.
ton and Columbus, Shawnee and Hooking
are 10 be consolidated Ia revived at Zanos-
Vile, Officers Of the Columbus, Shawnee
and Hooking claim 10 know wnothing OF tho
deal,-IOhio State journal.
John Belly who was charged with en-.
bozalomont and imprisoned In the county
jail, was released this afternoon, His
father settled the case by paying tho
costs and the amount ombozalod,
Messrs, Miller and Holbaugh, two rival
butchers Of Marlboro, are having an ex-
tensyo lawsuit over an alleged violation
OF contract by Mr.. Miller Miller sold out
10 HolIbaugh last year and agreed not TO
20 Into the business In Marlboro, Holl.
baugh claims that ho has bocn selling
meat Ia violation Of the contract Tho case
Is on trial before Justice laws AZ Mari.
boro, Mr., Fording appears for Miller
Alliance Review.
Mrs. w, G, Richards was almost over
loyod few days ago by learning through
Superintendent Nicsz, OF FaIrmount
Home, that her sister, Misa Laura Bcsloy,
whom she had heard nothing Of for four.
teen years, was In pittsburg, Letters wcro
soon exchanged aud arrangements com.
plotted for Miss Laura to como 10 Alliance
this evening whom there will bo n joyful
reunion Of the two sisters, Alliance
Leader.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-11
Now porlIn Nowa.
especial Correspondence TO Democracy


NEW BERLIN, Sept o.
Fall term OF school commenced Mon.
day.
Preaching In the Reformed church noxt
Sabbath at 9p.m
Mr.. W. II, Hoovor'a fine residence on
Maple street will soon bo completed.
Mr.. Milton Wise contomplatoa spcnd-
Ing the winter In tho mild regions OF Cali
fornia.
Mr.. Clayton Rcemonydcr, Of Denver,
Colorado Ia homo on visit.
Mrs. William ChrlstmNn, Of Canton, clr-
culatod among relatives and friends Sum
day.
"Unclo Toms Cablnn was played here
last Thursday evening 10 large crowd
OF people. Tho acting was good and
elected frequent applause. Come again.
Mrs. Mark died after lingering illnoss
al her residence on Masslllon atrOot,
September ist, ngcd 0s years. Hor ro.
mains were tnkOn 10 Osnaburg Tor inter.
mont whore tho funeral services were
conducted by Rev. Horhruck, Of Canton.
Tho Lutheran Sunday school OF Mt.
Union, will hold its annual picnic In Es-
sig'a grove next Saturday.
Wonder what accounts for tho protrnot.
cd silence OF our genial local corroapond.
ont OF the Repository Has no abandon
cd the reportorial POM
Mr.. Chas. Kolp, OF Canton was In town
Monday.
Mr.. Sllas Carpenter, OF poru, Ind, Ia
gojourning with his mother, Mrs. Leah
Carpenter on Fulton street.
Tho Union and Reform Sunday schools
will hold q convention In tho Reform
church Sept, 20.
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SOLDIERS REUNION.
The l15th 0. V, 1. Meet Today and
Elect Officers.

A gala day for the army veterans.
The Tenth Annual Reunion Of the il5th
O,Y, l, was held In this city NJ the G. A
h. hall today.
About one hundred and flfty Veterans
were prosontand talked over "war tlmoa,n
and lnduged In hearty hand shaking,
The day was wet and damp ono and
the reunion was held NJ the hall,
The local comrades and committee met
the ylaitlng comrades at the different sta.
tlona at noon, 40 they arrived. and o..
coricd them 20 the hall whore thoy pnrtooll
OF n hearty and substantial dinner which
the Woman'a Relief Corps had spread,
Many OF the Waiting comrades arrived
carly this morning and assembled NJ the
G., A, Il, Post room. After dinner, at p.
m, u general assembly Of all comrades
was had In the Post room and u business
meeting held,
The following officers were reelected
this aftcrnooni II. q. Boone, OF Salem,
president; j. j, Clark, Of Canton, vice
president; w, X. Elliott, Of Alliance, aoo'
Rotary q, II, Lease, treasurer; and Rev,
NJ. March, chaplain,
About 200 Comrades attended the meet.
ing. Tho next reunion viii bo held NJ Al.
llNnco the frat Wednesday In August 1891.
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IIornn Notion.

Abe Goldberg is In Toledo TO attend the
Exposition races that start there Tuesday,
MIR. Eisman Ia there In charge Of the
Goldberg string, including Glonwood
Prince 2;2sN, GOslight 1928 and Davy
Crockett 2;2iA.
Owing to u mistake over the telephone
heat Of the slow trot on Saturday, won
by Col. r., was given az the race. The
race was won by Billy NJ, owned by LOWS
Miller hest timo 3;02 In tho fifth hoat In
the race between Harry D., owned by Ed.
Meyer and George Douglas owned by
William Bloomfield, after two heats had
boon won by George Douglas In 2dlA and
2;ilH, the race and all bets were declared
of. Meyers claimed tho race was best 3
In 8, while Bloomfield claimed II was best
2 n3. Owing to very heavy track, Mr..
Meyer did not drive Bud Crook to beat
the trnck record.
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Tulpahawls Nown.


Seeding has been doforrod on account
OF the recent rains. Az yet very little
wheat has been sown.
No opplos-no cldor,
Quite number Of our people attended
the childrcn's services nt tho Reformed
church nj Robortsvillo on Sunday,
N, Mong and family visited at his
daughters In Canton on Sunday
Miss Iona worloy has gone to Minerva
TO learn the drcssmOking trade.
G, u. Mong, who has been attending
college at Columbus for the past two
years, may again be seen making the
rounds among his many friends In this
vicinity. Mr., Mong is man Of high
esteem and his presence IL regarded AS
quito treat.
On Saturday last trustees lot contracts
OF grading some OF our hills, Thanks
trustees, Hope you may make us moro
calls OF the snmo nature, The hills need
H.
Alice and Al Lotz were tho guests Of
Miqa Ella Sohory on Sunday afternoon
and evening.
G, Schory, Sr., and wife are Visiting
their daughter, Mrs. Miller, OF Alliance.
Capitol University, OF Columbus, IL hav-
Ing its share OF Stark county boys. Tho
number attending thoro this year is Eve.
Tho Democrats Of the Armstrongvalley
are making vigorous fight for Warwick.
That shows that the farmers have good
| Judgment In regard 10 what kind Of u man
they wish TO have 10 represent them
/ In congress. ANrlWopus,
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Mr., V, q, ndenharn and Miss Rosl
Biokinger we're married this morning al
SO, Peter'a Catholic church,
Mr, Bldenhorn ID the we'll known fore
man Of the damaskeeninR department al
the Hampden works and a second cousin
10 John O Dueber, lie formerly resided
In Cincinnati, The bride 10 the handsome
and attractive daughter Of Mr., Henry
Bleklnger Of this city, and resides al Fifth
and Cherry streets,
The ceremony took place al 81, Petera
Catholic church NJ 7ilb this morning and
was performed by Rev. Father Arnold,
The groom was dressed In conventional
black and the bride In India silk,
Meshra, Emil BIekinger, brother Of the
bride, and Leo RIdenharn, brotherof the
groom, were groomamen. Miss Anna
Carl, OF Cleveland, and Miss Amelia Bid,
enharn, OF Cincinnati, bridesmaids,
Shortly before the ceremony was per
formed Prof. Victor Frel played the Mass
In @, OF his own composition, lie
was accompanied by Mrs, Victor Brel
and Mrs. l.. Schwalm, soprano, and
Misses Anna, Mamie and Ida Blechele,
alto solos, Miss Mamie Bleehele sang the
oitertory, Tho music was inspiring and
conducted la an elegant manner,
Rev. Father Arnold then performed the
ceremony according 10 the rites OF the
Catholic church. After tho ceremony
Prof, Victor Bro played the wedding
march from Lohengfln,
The bride and groom then proceeded 10
the residence Of Mr.. Blolllnger where a
large number OF friends were Ia waiting.
An elegant wedding breakfast was served,
Many beautiful and costly presents were
received. The following partial lllt ID
furnished the NEwa.DEMOCRATi Silver
tea set from the Sons OF Rest costly
bookcase from the employees OF the
damAakeening Department. o all
yer carving set from John q,
Duoberi net Of silver fruit knives from
DIR, II. A, Hlechele, largo plano htand
lamp from Mr.. Darneal, Of Cincinnati.
Among the outside people present az
the services were Mr., and Mrs Darneal, OF
Cincinnati, Mlaa Amelia Bldenharn, OF
Cincinnati Miss Anna and Pauline Carl,
OF Cleveland. A large number OF people
we're present NJ the services at the church
aud the Sons OF Rest attended In body.
The groom and bride left this morning
for trip up the northern lakes, They
will ha gone about q week and on thelr 70.
turn win take up their residence on High
street.
Upon the return Of the couple from the
church, Mr.. Bldenharn'a atepfathor, Mr.,
DeneAl, OF Cincinnati, presented them
with check for 1900,
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JUnons DRAWN,
Those Who viii Serve ON the Grand and
Petit Juries Ia October.

hhnah NhN WIZ N'fN' 'AA huo NNnhA eAAH
Petit Juries In October, NJ
To-day the following were drawn on the
ilrlea for the October term OF common
pleas court Grand Jury, Herman shrly'
era, North Lawreneel Patrick Mellon,
Masslllonl Levi WeyGandt, East Green.
Vile Levi Walker, Paris townahlpl Den.
iamin u, Reed, Geo, MoBarren, Sugar
Creek James Parks, North Lawrence
Cass Roderlek, Youngstown Hill Joseph
by Canton townshlpI John NJ. Day Al.
lance Jules Py, Canton Vim, II. Esslg,
Perry lownshipl James Archibald, Law.
renee township Adam Oberlln, Tusear.
awas township Jesse Roof, Paris town.
ship,
Petit Jury, Joseph Trump, Cantonl Jno,
NJ farrar, Perry township Henry BlKler,
Plain townships Geo, Keen, Bethlehem
townships WIN, Oldneld, Canton, j. A.
Elbel, Lake W, s, spldle, Wllmoti Wash.
ington Guest, Pike township, Jacob La.
nell, Marlboro township, Daniel
Buchman, Pike townships BENJAMIN
Wearstler, Lake townships A, u. Mase,
bethlehem, Frank Roof, Paris, Jacob
Kerstetter, NlmlshIllen township, Joseph
Henry, Canton John Krelghbaum, Plain
townships Adam Bender, Tuaearawaa
township Samuel Wolf, Marlboro town.
ship,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-11
OUR MAssILLoN LETTER.

MAaaILLoH, o., Sept, 10.
Joseph Weber and Mary HAfnor were
married yesterday az So. Joaeph'h church
by the Rey. ID. j, Stafford,
l.. Shauf loft yesterday on hunting OK.
pedltlon through the west principally In
Dakota.
Don't forget the special meeting Of the
Y. M. D. q. this evening
A warrant has been Issued by Justice
Paul for the arrest OF William Eyerhnrd
on tho charge OF assault with menaona
threat preferred by John MoVoy, Both
live near Youngstown Hill.
Julius Whiting, Jr,, Of Canton was In
the city yesterday AhY
Tho Daughters OF Veterans Of Ohio will
hold their annual State convention IN this
city on September ~ and 49,, I'D Loe, ol
Cleveland, Ia In the city Mlaa Grace
Buloy left for Palnesyllle 10 attend college
80 The Daughters OF Veterans will hold
muahmellon social az the homo OF Mia
villa Gaddla on Friday evening OF thli
week,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-11
Tho Best Advertising.

The most efficient advertising In behalf
OF Hoods Saraaparllla IL that which comes
from tho medicine itself, That Ia, those
who are. cured by Il, speak 10 frIonda auf
iering, similarly, who In turn derive bono.
nv ana urge others 20 try this succoasful
medicine, Thus the circle Of ita popular-
W IL rapidly widening from this cause
alone, ana moro aud moro are becoming
onihlslestlc IN behalf OF Hood'a Saraapar-
rilla as II actually demonstrated Ia abao.
luto merit. All that IN asked for Hoodia
Snrsnparilln IL that Il be glvon q fair trial.
II you need q good blood purifier, or build.
ing up medicine, try Hoods Saraaparlla.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-11
oatarrh CANT bo:ourod:

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they cannot
roach the scat OF the dlsoaso. CAtarrh 10
a blood or constitutional disease, and in
order 10 cure II you have TO take internal
remedies. Halls Catarrh cure Is taken
internally, and acts direct on the blood
and mucous surfaces. Halls Catarrh Cure
Ia no quack medicine. II was prescribed
by one OF tho beat physicians In this coun-
try for years, and Is q regular prescription.
combined with the best blood purifiers,
acting directly on the mucous surfaces.
The perfect combination OF the two In
gredients Is what produces such wonderful
rosults In curing catarrh. Send for testi-
monials free.
II. j. CHENEY u Co., Propa., Toledo, o,
Sold by druggists, price zoe.
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olonod ON ernnution.

Tho grocery store on West Main street,
conducted by the firm OF Roger a yogcl.
gosang, was closed this morning on oxe-
cutlons from Juotico Folgcr's court, takon
by HcrriclS a Son and Smith d Curtis, Of
Cleveland, the Joint claims amounting to
about SlG0. Tho stock OF goods was after.
ward roployined by Lawrence Roger, and
the latter IL now In possession. There
are n number OF other claims against the
ilrIn, the aggregate OF which cannot be
asoortaincd to-day. Massillon lndcpon-
don't
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Tho sohlotto Family Reunion.

The ninth annual reunion Of tho
Schlotte family held Saturday last In New
Berlin at the Bitter residence was fairly
attended. A sumptuous dinner, Of which
about two hundred partook, was spread
under the apple trees and the tables were
ladonod with oil that the innor man could
wish for. The gathering was called 10
order at $3.50 by The president and u pro-
gram OF music and short addresses
was rendered. There were two deaths In
the family during the year ending Sept. 0,
1890, Christian Palmer OF New Berlin and
Miss Lillian Bender OF Akron. This year's
officers were re elected. Tho next re-
union will bo held at the BrumbauRh resi-
dence, Hartyillo, o., the frat Saturday In
September 1891.
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Do Not Wnnt 10 nnlld.

Whether Aultmon, Miller q Co. will
push the work on their contemplated Ak
ron twlne and cordoge plant Ia not yet
known, After the machinery was pur-
chased, II IN understood that the company
was inclined TO back out, and Mr.. Miller
went TO New York for the purpose Of get
ting the manufacturers TO take back tho
$4,000 worth OF machinery. now on the
matters stand, Il IL either build q plant or
lose outright something like $4,000. Il Ak-
ron Republican.
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A pabv savodl

Since birth my baby had running aorca
all over his hond, and the doctors said
that he must die, for they could not heal
them, used everything ever heard Of,
but II was no good. He got 40 bad that he
would not nurse. My husbands sister
told me 20 try Sulphur Bltters as she had
great faith In them, used bottle and
tho sores commenced 10 heal, After using
two bottles more, the sores healed and /
considered my baby sayod,-I Mother, Con-
cord. n H.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-11

For tho cure of the inflammation and
congestion called "a cold In tho headr
there IL more potency In Ely's Croam Balm
than In anything else II 10 possible 70 pre-
scribe. This preparation has FOR years
past been making brilliant success as q
remedy for cold IN the head, catarrh and
hay fovor. Used IN tho initial stages OF
these complainta Cream Balm prevents
my serious development OF Tho symp-
tJms, while almost .numberless casos are
on record OF radical cures OF chronic Gu
irrh,. after oil other modes OF treatment
have failed.
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Tho Murdered Woman Lived at MI. unio

Thu WUIUufuu " oman IIVOd nt MI, Union
The Mrs. Sweet whose murder by IN In
sane husband was mentioned In the daily
press reports some weeks since, turns
out to have boon the woman who resided
at Mt. Union somo months ago, She part
cd from her husband on account OF his In.
sanity but ho claimed TO bo cured and
begged hor 10 como back. She did 80, and
soon after, In ono Of his insane moods, he
throw kerosene on her and set ilro TO hcr
clothing, burning hor TO death. Mrs,
Sweet was well educated woman and had
relatives near Augusta Alliance Review.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-11

You can 90 TO your store
and get the best corset there
Is (that'a Ball's), wear Il two
or three weeks, return It, and
get your money again, II It
Isn't exactly right.
The reason Is that this
corset is right for nine out OF
ten and the merchant. or
rather the maker behind him,
takes the risk Of the tenth.
There Is a primer on Cor
sets for you at the store.
OmoAoo oolr CO., chicago and New YOrh
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-11
ALL ABOUT A HORSE RACE,
Mike Burke, Of Navarro, Writes a Per-
aonal Gard.
NAyARRE, O., Sept. 8. 1890.

NAyARRE, o., Sept, 3, 1890.
En-. DEMooRATi-Wlll you please give
me space In your paper 10 publish few
facts In regard TO the horse race between
Mike Burke'abacl mare, Of Navarro, and
Christ Couts Doty, Of Maasllon, which
took place, September 3, on the Maaslllon
track, |, Mike Burke, here assert that
my black marc took every heat Of four by
a, distance OF from 70 10 100 yards each
heat l Will leave II 10 the public II | am
wrong My mare was fouly cheated out
OF the race after she won Ii fair. Ben
Bayllaa ID the man that come TO this town
aud made the bet. put the money up
with the full understanding that my horse
would have a fair show, but Instead OF a
talr show Bon waa the frat 10 give a foul
decision against her, lie In the ono that
had the most money bet on the grey horse
but was told before the race 10 take my
mare on the track, she would get no fair
play, by Mr., Meyer, from the lake AZ Can.
ton Now tho one that says wanted the
money drawed, aa was stated In your Sat.
urdayA paper, ID n liar, as will prove,
! mere challenge any OF them for any
amount or money 10 race any place, only
ON that gambling track. | would ike 10
meet Ben Bayllna In any place he mny
wish ana have ahtlafactlon out OF him.
MIKE BURKE, Navarro, q.
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piloal pllonl pilenl

DR.. Willlamo' Indian Pile Ointment q
tho only sure euro for Blind, Dloeding or
fails TO cure old chronic cases OF long
standing.
Judge Cofllbury, Cleveland, o., says;
VI have found by that DR..
williams Indian Pile Ointment gives i'm.
mediate and permanent curo.n
We have hundreds OF such testimonials.
Do not suffer an instant longer. Sold by
druggists, u per box, or mailed on receipt
ofprlce, by tho
WILLIAMS MFG CO., Cleveland, o.
AZ wholesale and rotail, Durbin, Wright
y Co, d&W.ly
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writing ltdown on paper, you would ask
me iuil here, how l felt on the occasion,
| know you would, 80 will tell you,
had not otthrough the whole scene the hrhl
moment of belief that he would hit me-.
believed firmly when faced him Tor the
first fire that should kill him the first
shot, and would have done II but Tor his
firing 80 quick and without an aim, II he
had attempted 10 aim az me mink hlh
death would have been certain, and such
seemed 10 be his own impression,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-11
Harvest ExourBion via tho PonnByl-
vania Linen

Harvest Excursion tickets TO land and
business centers In the West and North.
west, South and Southwest, will be sold
nj one fare for round trip via the Penn
sylynnia Lines West Of Pittsburgh on Sop
tember 9th and 23d, and October 14th.
For complete Information apply TO near
est ticket or passenger agent
auBO- sat. .tueB-wLt
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The duty OF every mother 10 TO obtain q
food which will insure the life and health
OF her little ono. Mollin's Food has been
prepared 10 meet this demand, and forms
tho best substitute for mothers milk that
has ever been produced. II contains all
the clements which are needed for the
growth and development Of an infant Il.
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HAUDERT CASE OVER.
Two oftho ofnOera Found Guilty ana Ono
Acquitted.

y VI" '''VV' " 4 VWIIW NWIIVV NHW Vhu
Acquitted.
The Jury In the case against Officers
Grimes, Stanley and Miller, retired at
o'clock last night. They were out about
10 minutes, and returned verdict OF
guilty against Grimes and MIllor, and not
guilty as 10 Stanley.
The officers were charged with breaking
into house at night time without war
rant and bound over by Justice Ringle 10
probate court Sept. %, 1889. Sentence
VIII not be passed for several days. Tie
nne IN not moro than $500 nor moro than
80 days imprisonment
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Let the afflicted remember that they can
consult DIR. II. Russell Burner free Of
charge at his Canton Health Office, No. II
North Cleveland avenue, Canton, o., on
the 10Th and 10th OF Sept, and on the
samc dates each month hereafter.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-11

Sallow and lcadon-hued compilations
soon give place TO the lovollest pink-and-
white, whom the use Of Ayei's Sarsaparilla
Ia persisted In, and cosmetics entirely
abandoned. Nothing can counterfeit the
rosy glow OF perfect health, which plesses
those who use this medicine.
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Loft tho Rnnnhlionnn.

Tho Republican party has lost proml-
nent colored gentleman from its ranks.
Rev. l.. w. WhIto has left the q, o. p. and
will hereafter be found with the Prohi.
bitionists. Ho says he will never again
vote with any party that does not favor
prohibition.
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ponth OF Mrn. philIp patton.

Mrs. Philip Patton died this morning at
Canal Fulton Of cancer Of the stomach,
aged 70 years. She was resident Of that
place "a years. She leaves Ave children.
Funeral Thursday at 10 n. m. from the
residence.
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II YOU could see your own scalp through
an ordinary maRnifying glass, you would
bo amazed at the amount OF dust, dand-
ruff, and doad skin thereon accumulated.
The bcst and most popular preparation
for cleansing tho scalp 10 Aycr's Hair
Vipor,
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John Horny pepartp.

A gentleman residing Mt Malvern said
to reporter this mornings "John Henry
the man who was shot by Wesley Bates ut
Oneida somo weeks ago has left town and
his whereabouts are unknown. lilo loft
his wife and family without any means Of
support.