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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-03-21

TIE place to see sea serpents Is
when you are "half seas oyer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-06-26
Wo0etborbetten.

Die SerIiner ,GdsIi6e &unSi5uu
erbdlt fOlseube iiderIi9 3eitsemdBe gu:
ldrift: gSie oft ipottet man iiber biz
Wtobetborbeiten br 0amsn glber treibi
es benn uniere Serrenpelt gegeuu6rtig
uiel an6ers? User beutissu Cages eiueu
ieuer Stueer iiebt, cen Der 8erliner ais
Yatentfabfe", Der g8iensr ais ,@igerl
beSei9net, ber tommt Sund9It unpil:
tiirIi9 auf ben @jebanten, Der quite
Wtauu IisBe bic 6leioer nidt bel sinem
ber eriten S9neioer Der SauptItabt, Jon:
bern bel Msiiter Mef in Yoiemutel
ooer 10 ir9enbpo anisrti9eu. 3iebt irei:
lid banu Der SiiugIiu9 bic unbsSubIt.
Re6nuns aus Der Gui9e, 10 beWeiiei
Der gtame oes 9lusfelIers uuo bic S6bs
bes Breiiss unpioerIeglib, buB mir in
Der Chat Dor benz Wtsiiterperte zines
reriten 4teIisrs~ iteben. 9lber beuno9
iit Der @jeiammteiuoud Elm betriibenosr !:
bas 0t0d9en lit bie6ermeierlid i6maI:
i6uItris, ensbriitis unO tinOii9 turj,
bic g8eite gang srObpdterIj9 aItfrdns
fii6, bic Soie uiel su turj uno uieI ;u
melt, Der llebsrSieber ein i9IottsruOer
Cad unb nod ld9erIider furB, ais bas
G6f6sa. 0immt man baju nod einen
GpIiuoer, ber balo Su piel mad porn,
balO 3u uieI mad binten auf oem tur3s
sei3oreneu sebanteui9psTen Sdupte
iiet, cine idreienb seidrbte SuIsbinoe
JIM einsn gum SdIa9treiIen boben Semo'
trasen, rieiise Nani9sttsu uuO BIatts
fuBltieisI, welbe bic bunten Strimpfe
isben lahen, en6Ii9 nod einen Oifen
itets wasrsdt setragenen Spa;iertniip:
pei unO-bas Bib 1T iertis, bas Bib
mir tonnen ms ui6t milber ausoriidsn-
idmmerIider SerIOtteruns un6 erbdrm:
li9er @reiienbuitisteit.
Die Seimatb bieisr Ro6e lit GngIau6.
Bon bortbsr itammen namsntli1 aud
bic rieiisen S9nabeII9ube. Der ses
iammte 9ermdnii ibe 8oltsItamm ,ei6net
ii6 ni6t 9erabe bur5 81 tlsine Sanbe
uno SiiBe aus. uno ss i9eint. baB bas
beitdnbi9e Nanbern in Der norbbsuti6en
9beue benz @a6Stbum ber SIBe beiou;
bers i0roerli1 lit. 9lber nun gar 6as
anssIiddTi9s S9ubwertl llnsnbIi9
pIatt, unenoIidb SroB, cine itdnbige 0tab.
nuns an bic itOISen S9ifie 9lIbions
limb bieie ensIiiden JtieieufiiBe werber
in uIIer i9uIOisen Gbriurdt ua9 Jtrdfs
ten ua9seubmt! gIus @nslanb itammi
ferner bic sanje @rt unb @eiie Oes San.
ges, bic uniere Mooeberrsn aus3ei6net.
Die Ssniee iinb mad porn sebeust, ber
9lbios uirb 3uerit auf ben 8oOsn 9eIest,
gan; ssnuu, ME es ber Bar int 3ooIosi.
i6eu @5arten mn6t. DdSu psrStn 6i,
arme m0sIi4F edis sepenbsIt. 0isi,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-06-26
GeiMe 9eute.

Der aufiebenerregenoe StroiproSeB
9esen brei glnsebDrise beS glOeIs, rueIs
der am 5. Mdr3 uor benz 2anbseri6t
berlin l 'tattfGno, fam tiirslidb in Der
&euiionsinitouS por oem Sueiteu Strnfs
female OeS Rsi9sgribts in 2eipSig sur
SerbouoIuus. Q8ssen semsiniboItIi6er
SDrperuerleeuns nuO ueruytbellt nor.
ben ocr lieutenant q. .. fSrbr. glIbre9t
uon MareNbols unO o:r Briuatier gjrui
&leilt pon goB su ie 500 M., iopie Der
&auImauu Grnit pou @ttlin9er Su 1000
So. Celebrate. Die Straftbaten, ipes
gen beren Die 9lngetlagteu perurtbeiIt
Dur6en, ipielteu f9 in elmer ipdten
9lbenoitunoe bes porigen SommerS III
Berlin ab. Die Serren batten bsi
9re1el geipeiit unb giugen uon ben Sin;
ben aus Die 6risbri6ltraBe entIang na3
benz Salei9eu Gbore Su. Dis iie bann
in bic Wo5renltraBe einbogen, trafen
MarenboIt uuo gttIiuger auf einen ibs
nen unbetannten Serrn, ben Santbeams
ten giien, Der nur eiu Sein beiiet uno
geraoe nit elmer ibnt betaTnteu Dame
fprab. MarsnbolS rief nun ben iibris
gen su: yglusen re9tsl" unb unmitteIs
bar barauf itieB @ttlinger ben @iien
NIT bem GaenbOgen 10 befti9 in bic
Seite, bab berieIbe einise S6ritte nett
al bic @an6 flos. @iien mar iiber bieie
nnmotiuirte 9lnrempelei I'M bo9Iten
Gjra6e emp6rt un6 rief ben gtnsetIasten
eut9egeu: SD perbitte mir cine oerars
tige llngebbri9teit 8rObiren sic bas
nitbt nod elnmal!" glIs 9lntmort ers
belt CT aber nur eiuen bsftigen Stob
por bic 9ruIt un6 eipen trGitigen Sauits
i6la9 ins gIuge, 10 baB er ii5 nit iets
nem Stode webren muBte.
giuu fam Serr pon RIeiit, peI6er ii3
in5pii6en entfernt uub feline vOume" i'll
Si6erbeit sebra6t bate, ieinen @enois
fen Su ollie unb bie6 nit Ieinem rebt
bifen Stofe Serrn @tien ii6er ben Ropi,
70 baB er eineu Q(u9eubIif Die Ssinnung
perlor. 8is Sur 2lntunft beS @raien
&leilt batten bic beioen an6eren gluge:
flagten Serrn @iieu nit Sauiti6Id9en
9egen ben &opf trattirt. Qlls bann bic
EauiboIOe sur Ba6e 9eiiibrt wuroen,
ribmte li6 @raf &leiit nod, baB er benz
@iien vor6entIid ems usriett" babe unS
iagte: vWit benz SdmiB tOnnen sic
nod auitdnoig renommiren 0a miiiien
Sie babi9 0atte uno 6arboI aufle9en. i"
Yon ben Qlu9etIa9ten, bic nit ben fir
ibre @erbaltniiie ni9t beOeutenOen @eIO'
itraieu immerbin gut weggetOmmen ma
rem, batten ii9 gttIin9er unO WurenboIs
bel Dem llrtbeile berubi9t. Rleiit bases
gen bate 9teuiiion en9eie9t unO III Der
Sauptiu6e Die Sertennens bes Sesriiies
Der 9iotbwebr (!) gerii9t, bic er III Der
SauptuerbanOIuug seIteno genla9t bate.
@r teQte bie Sa3e 10 bar, aIs ob er,
Der non benz gunjen Strsite ui9ts se'
muBt babe, ieine Sreun0e uur babe per-
tbeOtgen polIeu. Seine 3teuiiiOn i9ei:
terte icOo9 al ben tbatid6Ii9en 6eit:
itellnnScn, weI6e bieiem Yorbriugen
,uiOeripra9eu umo wuroe baber ais un'
be9riiuOet uerworieu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-06-26
SEE Iehte IepnoIifaner i'll 0rie'
d)catauo

lit am 20. Mai geTtorben. gs 1T 6ies
ber ebemali9e Deputirte @boioas, Der I'M
@eidngniB Su @baltis bas 3eitIi9e 9es
iegnct bat. Oort9in mar er we9en Wta:
ieltdtsbelejoigun9 auf fituf Sabre seianOt
worbeu, ais ct seIesentIib Der Serbeiras
tbung 6es GrouprinSen in Der Breie ous
&6uigsbaus III Der beitigiten @eiie all.
ge0riiien bate. gboioas mar bel alleu
SeIenen mesen ieiues ercentrii9eu 8e:
iens betauut, uno SabIrei9e 3ii9e perben
in Der grie6iI9en Breile Jest pom ibm
ersdbIt, pel9e bic 2lrt oieles ionberbn.
rem Wiaunes beSci9ueu. Oils I'M Sabre
1887 mebrere itoIienii6e Rrie9si9iiie in
Y6aIerou 2lnter 9eworfeu 5atten. 9Iaubte
uue MeIt, bdB lie in ieinoli9er NbT6t
eribieneu mGren, ba bic Se3ebuugcu
3pii6eu @rie6enLanb uuo StaIien me:
qen Der orietbiben 9olonie ir Maiaua
etmas geipaunt poren. @ines Cages
nun bate Gboibas Elm Sao in ben Mee:
resflutben oes Ybaleron 9enonlmen uno
bel bieier @eIegcnbeit i6wamm er aUf
bic melt i'm Saien dnternoeu Sdiiie su.
Die 8eiaeung rief ben eiuiamen S6mim:
mer an, uub in Der Utenung, oaB er er;
lb0pit lei, rparfen lie ibm eiuen&ettun9ss
ball Al. gSie erltaunten aber bic SStas
Iieuer, ais oieier nit uetd9tIiber Wtieue
ben 9au pom li6 i6leuoerte, ioweit ss
an9iug. aus ben 6lutben ii9 emporbob
Ino Die SanS orobeuo ausgeitrett, in
itoIienii3er Spra4e bic Siiiciere unb
Wtauui6afteu barauguirte.
Wtit ben Worten italieniI6er Si6ter
i9leuOerte er ieine 3ornesbIiee seseu Die
SeeIsute ais 6eiube Der Sreibeit uuo ber
@jere6tisteit, ,uno sunS eritamt bIitte bic
Seiobung auf ben na9ba!ii9en S9wims
mer binab, ber NIT ieinem ii9tbur ges
worSeneu lan9en peiBen Bart uno ben
brobenoen fiultsreE Wtieueu wis sin 9roIs
Ieu6er 4oieiOOu eri9ien. Sin aureres
Ntal belt er in Der Sammer eute 0teoe,
Die bereits ni9t weniger oils ;wei Stuns
BEN sewabrt bate. GbOious mar aber
nod nicbt Su @uoe, anoererieits iiblts
er Iid bur9 bieisn Speed" 10 se:
f6wd6t, bnb er ertIdrte, obue Ieiblibe
Stdrtuns isine 9teOe ri9t fortieeeu gu
f6nnen, CT miile lie aber fortiebeu uni
oesbaIb iole man ibm auf bic Gribiin'
etmas su efen brinsen. Oaruuf woIItt
Der BrdliOent natiirIi3 ni6t einsebeu,
Gboioas wieoerum tounte, mie er Ia9te,
peaen augemeiner S0rperidwd9e ietnt
Rs6e ni6t polen6sn, unb 10 bIisb nul
bas 0ritte iibris, bic Sisuus aufjube'
ben unb bic Discuiiion gu uertagen, mo-
rauf bann am u6diten Gage 9bOiOos
neu oetrditigt in eiuitiiHoiser 0tebe BIZ
oratorii9s 9eiituns Der uOrisen SisunG
fortiette.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-06-26

IisbIi9e MoSe - unb bas iei nod be.
ion6ers betont = bat acknowledgements
ieIbit in unierem Sfficiercorps 9ta9:
abmun9 seiun6sn, obpobl fie bem Gbas
ratter Der prsuBii9en Uniform, ber tndpp
unO ftraif lit, i9uurifruds suwioerIduft.
gtu9 bier Elm eu9briitiser 9tof nit gum
@rpiir9en bobem &raSeu, rvie i'm eiuit
bic Siirserwebr trug. rpeite gsintleiper,
in beneu bic 9iie nur nuge6eutct lit, elm
serabeSu puuber6arer Saletot obus SAL
ten urO abiabIoie Siiefei; uatiir!id
iebIt au9 Der su9sb6rige ibIotterise
Sang ni6t. Sin Serr aus ber 8ropin,,
Der mid tiirSIib bier beindte, ,mO ben
i6 auf eini9e 10 9etIeibete Gjorbeoiii:
cisre ouimertiam ma6te, beitritt mir
allen @rnites, boB Die 8etreiienOen ibtrs
baupt preubiide Siiiciere isieu. SD
toHnte e5 i5m nibt uerbenteu."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-06-26

@emeiubeit. Bertha (;u
i6rsr GJieberiu. aIs iie eineu SseI be-
merit, Der sbeu im 8e9riii lit, @ier aus
einem SoseIneit aus5ui6Iiirien): pSebeu
Sie nur, 6rduIein, bas ubi3euIide
Sbier! ga lit ss tein @uuber, baB es
in Der Rutursei9i9te aIs r9eneine"
SgeI beSei9net wiro J"
&aierusubofbIat5e. -
lluteroiiieisr (beim Guruen): p@jeIreiter
Otauer - Iebusn Sie lid bod ni9t inns
mer TO berum wie elm Zebra, mas ii9
briiben in bet ole 9lfrita am Summit:
baum Streiien ausraoirt!" "
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-06-26
G66H Srmentraut.

Sb aud uOn Sdsr,sn rings um fis
Di: 9ippsn iiberilOHeu,
Sd0n Srmentraut bat ME geIadt,
Sbr DeuHb bIieb ifrens sei4lOntn-
Gs lag in ibrem GntIit itets
Gin 3ug pom itiuem Summer
S60n Srmentraut bat ME 9eIa3t,
9ti9t einmuI ie i'm S@Iummer.
sic udbIt' fir ibrs Sreube ieIbft
Oils SerolS nur bic Gbrdns =
SdOu Srmentraut bat ME ssIa3t.
sic bate - i6Ie@te 3dbne.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-06-26
q N meiheIbaft.

9mei9eIbaft. Cine
h,nse Sruu idrieb ibrem @enubI, ber
iibsr 2an6 sersiit mar: sd idreibe Dir
BLOB, neil i'd ni9ts ;u tbun bate.u. muB
idlieBsu, neil i9 nidts Su idrsibeu
babe.
@ewaste Sermutbuns.
5rduIsin: SD bite nm elm Paar Sss
rinse, einen rosenen unb einen mil4ea
men. - Commits: Gb, elm 9dr9enl !
@nd6isss 6rduIein puIIeH se~iB elm
Gisuisb9sn ehenl
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-06-26

-9robis. llub sic tumen ba:
oei ni5t aug benz Sdusdeu2 - ,Absr
i5 bite sic, ib fam bod uur aus benz
0tsnaiiIaucepaIats tommeu.
NatirIi9e JoIssn. Dot.
tor: Mein TrduIeiH, wesbaIb iinb S:i
eieentIi9 iisen seblieben? glIte Sunse
fer: @inta9, usif mid Rismaub gum
G6eitanb aufssfOrbsrt bat.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-26
unIontown.
Especial Correspondence to News. Domocrat.)

Especial Correspondence 10 News. Domocrat)
uMoNTowN, June 20.
On the Fourth Of July night thoro will
bo the finest display OF fire works over
aoon In our town, The committee OF
which l., d. Carl IL chairman has secured
large amount Of money all Of which will
bo spent for the pyrotocneo exhibition.
lie thanks the community for their gonor.
Gus response and hopes they will foel that
ho has well performed his duty. Tho
Choral Club will hold festival on the
usual grounds and an excellent order OF
exercises will bo carried out,
Miss vcrnll seodof and Mr.. Ammon
Milzol were married here last Thursday.
John Richards festival on last Bylday
night was u success although the weather
was against II. Tho Berlin band treated
the crowd TO an excellent concert which
was much appreciated.
Sam Rudy bought his mothor'a place on
Thursday, paying her $3.50 per acre,
Tho Pioneer picnic passed Oft very
quietly and ordinarily sociablo. Consld.
orablo Indignation was expressed na 10
tho management Of the affair and ns u ro.
suit the foronoon,s entertainment was
very moager and the afternoons enjoy
mOnt began 10 wano long before the cool
OF the evening, whom IN usual for gather
ing OF this kind 10 diuporac. Tho lack OF
instrumental music upon an occasion Of
this Kind invariably leaves an oyosoro that
docs not end with tho occasion.
Tho now houses and stables OF S. N. and
II, y, Wise, now about completed not
only adds appearance 10 the town but re-
fleets credit both 10 the parties nj the holm
and TO the mechanics constructing tho
same.
Our genial mail carrier now wears n
broad smile because ho says ho la auro OF
u steady Job. Ho carries tho u. s. mail
during the day and at night no carries the
Bolu female. Sometime ago ho talked OF
calling II John-we haven't consulted him
lately
Tho farmers are merging into haying
They say grass Il n liltlo groom yet, but
harvest Is crowding thom 10 II.
Thoro IN nn abundant crop OF certain
small fruits, but the fruit crop In general
IL going TO bc small In this section,
We understand thorc will bo an Ice
cream and b0rry festival Saturday oven
ing, Juno 2Sth, at East Liberty. Good
music will be had.
Mr.. II. Humbcrt has been IN Cleveland
for few weeks past, whero he Ia arrang-
ing 70 commence the manufacture OF n
phtont buggy and wagon shacltlo invented
by Unlonlown goniue, and, OF course, is q
very good thing OF the kind.
Mr.. Marshal Pontius, now Of Cleveland,
but formerly boy Of this place, was seen
In town q few days ago.
w. D. Relfsnlder and wife just returned
from Cleveland, where they were visiting
tholr son Loandor and family.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-26
rnnnhorn, nrournion to 81. pnul.

UThc National Educational association
and Council OF Education have decided 20
hold their noxt annual convention at 81.
Paul, Mimi, July 4 20 Ill 800.
The meeting occurs at the most fayoro-
bic season Of the year In u cool and de-
llghtful climate, and In region OF coun-
try possessed OF tho greatest historic, goo
logic and scenic intoroat. Aside from tho
intellectual and social advantages OF the
meeting itself, all aro insured pleasant
vacation at small expense.
Tho committee appointed TO arrange
for the excursion OF the teachers from
Ohio TO So, Paul at tho time Of the annual
meeting OF the national association mot
at Alliance on Saturday, March 4, and
adopted the Chicago, Milwaukee aud ST..
Paul railway as tho official route for tho
Ohio teachers going 10 ST. Paul,
II IN the desire of the State Manager
that superntondonts and principals will
cooperate with tho committee and try to
induce ns many teachers and their friends
as possible 10 Join tho excursion which
has boon arranged for by this line.
For circulars giving full and detailed In
formation address Professor g. @. David
son, State Manager, Alliance, Ohio. ......,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-26
Editorial sauiba.

"NaNNAAA AAAfHNt
MCKINLEY has now gone on record
against free coinage Of silver, and against
service pensions for soldiers. We call
the attention OF tho old soldiers and Farm.
ora' Alliance TO tho record,
In Ia q significant fact that the oonstlt.
uonta Of Colonel Henderson,, the Iowa
Republican congressman who opposed
the Mckinley bill In the House, have 80.
loctod delegates 20 the congressional con.
yonilon In favor OF his reelection, and
that his denomination IN conceded by all.
-lColumbua Press.
II 10 also conceded by all that hla only
chance for recollection lies In the fact that
ho ls opposed TO the Mckinley bill, al.
though, like Bon Bultorworth, ho was too
oowardly 10 vote his convictions.
MoKiNLEY won the laat round and the
light on tho reference OF the silver bill but
two days In the minority for n majority
loader IN an attitude such n loader cannot
Afford 10 bo placed In many tlmoa, ,--Clovo.
land Proaa.
Mckinley was loft In minority, because
n great many West Republicans who want
FREQ silver wore moro afraid Of thoIr con.
stItuonts than thoparty lash, McKlnlcy's
action on the silver bill has only dug his
political grave little docpcr, that Ia all,
All the dispatches from Harrlsburg
sccm 10 concur that Boss Quay has o firm
grip on tho Pennsylvania Republican
Convention. Look out for Dolamator,a and
then n revolt Of the moro decent elements
OF tho party.
LET not the Democrats Of Stark county
become discouraged, RIchland county
went into convention AZ Mansnold with
three candidates and Crawford only had
ono. Richlond won, Stark will win at
Orrvillo. History will repeat herself.
THE Illinois Republicans In State Con-
vontion assembled, yesterday, failed 10
endorse tho Mckinley bill, Tho way the
old thing IL now running IN tho public
mind, Mckinley Bill will soon DO regard
cd "a q bastard.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-26
A CANTON noY Avn NopRn DAME.
Pen Pictures OF this Great Institution
ana Its hurronndingA,
NornE pAMr. Ind. June Is.

ana ith huffonndingh'
UNIVERSITY or NOTRE DAME,
NoTRE DAME, lndu June 10.
EDITOR News DEMooRAT;- Few
there arc who have not read Of this
world renowned university OF NOtre
Dame, Ind, yet none who have not
visited ita enchanting precincts can
ever obtain an adequate idea OF the
granduer OF 10 architectural magnill'
cence or OF theindeaGribeable lOYellneha
of lta unparelled landscape.
The approach 10 N0tre Dame ia
through q broad aud beautiful avenue,
one mile long, with shady trees on
both sides forming a delightful arcade
N0tre Dame Uniyersity, with ita Goth
10 spires and stately dome towering
heayenward, decorated 90 II iB In all its
artistic splendor, ia unqueatlonably the
most beautiful OF It's kind In America,
and would even venture 10 say In the
world, .lHf r..
This university 10 situated about q
mile and a half north Of the llourlshing
city OF South Bend, Ind, and about
eight miles from Niles, Mich.
II Is surrounded by a fertile and pros
porous farming country. The ~,
Jo0eph'a river, swift OF current and
tortu0us OF channel, sweeps grandly
past the uniyeralty grounds on the
west. The scenery along It's steep and
timber-lined banks 10 bold, wild aud
romantic.
The main college building Ave stories
high, while ita dimensions are 320xlb6
feet, The walls OF this building are
lined with u series OF superb moral
paintings (the work OF the distinguish
cd Roman artist, Slgnor Luigi Gregory
which llluatrate the principal events IN
the life OF Columbus, or more partlcu-
larly, such OF them as history aes0Ci
ates with the discovery Of America.
The church stands little west and
and south OF the main building, IL is
one OF the most symmetrical and beau.
tilul churches In the country.
In size II is 275xl20 and the distance
from the ground TO theapex Of the roof
iB about 1875 feet. II has l2 affairs.
The bell In its tower has q national
reputation and Ia called the largest In
the United States, and one Of the finest
In the world. It's weight is 1900
pounds and can be heard at u distance
Of i2 miles.
Also there are 32 smaller bells In the
tower, They vary In size and constl.
tute the noted "Chimes Of Notre Dame
The organ is OF Gothic structure and
rosewood finish, 10 feet high, 20 feet
wide and II feet deep. IL c0ltHins 20ll
pipes from ~ inches to 1917 feet In
length, aud IL is blown by 4 water.
motor, Science Hall, st. Edwards
Hall, Sorlm Hall, lnArmary and Gym.
naslum are very beautiful buildings
also constructed Of q creamcOlored
brick, which Is common In this
locality.
Upon entering was very much aston
ished to see the students look 80 strong
and healthy. "Best Of everything"
Best OF colleges, best of professors, best
Of students, and best OF treatment may
be had at Notre Dame.
JouN j. MAUDRUE.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-26
RobortSylllo Nowa.

RonERrsvILLE, juno 93rd.
Willis Loiz loft for Kansaa last wook
whore no oxpocta 10 spend tho har-
vest and probably return homo again
next fall.
Lightning struck tho residence OF VIM.
StoInock on the 18th, Tho bolt frat struck
tho chimney Of the main part OF the house
and ihen passed down over the roof
aud the north east corner Of the house do
ing further damage. Tho shock sent the
SCOT down tho chimney ~ fearful rate,
blackonlng up the carpet and tho walls,
no that all had TO bo renovated. Tho fam
lily wcro abaont whom II occurred
Mr. Paul Helm Ia lying very low at this
writing.
Christ Schory 10 roaplng q largo straw.
berry harvest this year, llo has sold
scoroa Of bushels In Canton ups 10 this
tlmo.
Charley DowNlpa have had very sick
child for several days, but IN NJ present
improving.
Lote Loiz camc homo 10 stay last week
from Chrrollton.
Harmon Anthony has boen vory busy
for moro then week taking down tho
censua OF this community. ExoELsioR.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-26
OUR MAssILLoN LETTER.

hAasILLoN, June 25.
Mr., II, T.. Skinner left for New York
this morning on two weeks vacation.
The German Catholic social will not be
held this evening aa intended, but to-
morrow, Thursday evening, At L, Royer'a
residence,
The commencement exercises Of tho
Maaalllon high school graduating class
will be held this evening. The following
are the graduates Lillian Hess, Willard
Seaman, Emma James, Edward Rose.
man, Matte Powell, Nellie Walker, Ethel
Gallagher, Clara Laylera, Mioma Brown,
Harold lIowald, Lillian Hamlll, Mary
Reay, Clara Dietrich, Sylvia Erhard,
Charles Mong, Frank Gels, Eugenla
Shepley, Mary Mil, Name Lyon, Charles
Yoat, Katie Hoban, Helen Williams,
Clarence plelhenn, Laura Crono, The
last named Ia the yalodlotorlan,
Mr.. u, w, McRarren, Of this city, and
Miss Ella Werailor, Of Hartylllo, o., will
bo married this afternoon.
friends,
u. w, Arnold and Lou Hurxthal are
spending the day nahlng az Turkey Foot
Lake,
Miss Lillian Ullman loft for Pueblo,
Col, 10 spend the summer.
Miss BERNARD returned 20 her homo In
Chicago to-day,
Mr., John Bart and Rows, Crofs and Ar.
mold were In the city to-day.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-26
STREET GOSSIP.
Facts Briefly Stated For the Benefit
OF Busy Readers.
snAKER soAPl ebesLl absoIntely pure.

SHAKER soAPi thebestl absolutelypuFe
I'D, YoRelgesana left this morning for
an extended trip 10 Louiayllle,
CIV Carson and Nellie O. Finch, OF
Alliance, have been granted license 10
wed,
A license TO wed has been granted
Marion Collins and Elizabeth ]. Harry, Of
Canton,
Mr., y. n, Cassidy the photographer,
who realdea Ia Aullman avenue, 10 very
low with typhoid fever
Andrew Ahorb was this morning ap.
pointed administrator OF the estate Of tho
late iiebecea Grace, Of Canton,
Miss Mary Dauaherty and Minnie BART
lett we're among the graduates AZ Noting
ham Monday Charles DaugheFty was
present
Stella Grayblll went 10 Maaalllon today
70 attend the graduating exercises al
which her cousin, Eugene hhepog will
be one OF the graduates,
Judge Taylor, today, heard the case OF
Emma kynett against her husband, I'd.
gar kynett II 10 an action for divorce
on account Of habItual drunkenness,
Mary A, TInney, Of Alliance, has been
granted divorce from her husband,
Michael j, Tlnney, on the grounds Of OK.
lreme cruelty. Judge Pease heard the
case,
Hon. Archie MoGregor, formerly Of the
Canton Democrat, one Of 70 old time edl.
tors, In fact one Of the Nealorh Of Demo.
cratic Journalism In Ohio, Ia attending tho
conventional Mansfield NewG
In the case Of Anna Stevens, against
her husband, Henry Stevens, for divorce,
the defendant was granted a divorce ON
the grounds Of adultery. The plaintiff
was awarded 800, not as allmony, but
return 10 her OF money she had put In
their property from her father'a estate.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-26

Goldberg Bros. will start thoir pocoI
Gaalight In tho 1895 pace at Port Huron
Mich, July dth,
The races AZ Marion, o., open to'mor
row. In tho FREQ for all pace the follow
ing are tho ontrlcsi III Monarch, 2ii7hi
Willard M, 2;l4j Dan, 9iibi Scioto Girl
2n7l{; Maxoy D., trial 2iioi and Loehin'
var.
In the 9AO trot at Hartford, Conn, yes
tcrday Rox won best tlmo 2i2in, In the
2,ib pace Alexander boy won In the ith,
9th and 9Th heats bost time 2ilOM made
by Allen Maid In the I'd heat.