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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-18
TOWN TALK.
Facts Briefly Stated For the Benenl
OF Busy Readers.


Ask your grocer for SHAKER SOAR
Amarraae license has been Issued u
Clement p Caughey and Ida M, Bean
Alliance,
A marriage license was Issued to-day h
George 4, Rosenberg and Maggie E
Croft, OF Louisville.
George Bornea, Of Canton, has been ap'
pointed trustee Of the estate Of Lewis
Bornea, deceased,
The oRaeof Tuaser against Shoop, an
action brought 10 set aside q Judgment, ID
on trial before Judge Peaae,
George llannaferd Of Alliance, Indicted
Tor orlminally assaultlng young lady,
appeared before Judge Peaae yesterday
afternoon and pleaded guilty to simple
assault,
The residence OF Elias Beckman, Of
New Berlin, was burned 10 tho ground
Sunday night, The loss IL s2,bOOi par
TALLY Insured,
DIV, Whtolehther, of lomeworth, In
ilotod for seduction filed q bond today In
the sum Of 81 200, for his appearance al
tho next term Of court.
Anew Lisbon dispatch says Apardon
has been received here for y. M. Hem
messy, the Roman Catholic priest con-
yloted OF assault and battery upon young
woman At Dungannon, Tho defendant
was tried At the present term Of court and
sentenced to ninety days,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-18

from ihs day after Thanksgiving until the
following Monday,
After ehe died Dr.. Maxwell
TOLD ME- 40 KEEP QuIfF,
make no alarm and no would make II
right, Mrs, Ford saw Lille afler she died,
After they left with the dead body \ went
10 my mothers, and got there lust aa Dr.
Maxwell was leaylng'
THE STATE afsgs,
Prosecutor Welty stated he had no
further testimony 10 offer aud Mr, POni-
creme said he cared 10 make no defense
AZ this time. Mayor Blake said he had no
doubt the evidence was sufficient 10 hlnd
the defendants over 10 court. lie held Dr.
Maxwell Ia the sum OF 81, 800 aud Charles
w, scholt la the sum of tl,bOO'
srHE FEELNd Ar sANnyyILLf.
Mrs. Bordner, the mother OF the d ad
girl, was present tluring tlie ieHtlmouy
and was greatly affected, Az snndyyille
the opinion Seems 20 be prevalent ln some
quarters, that Mrs. nordner was a party
10 the crime, There II nothing 70 warrant
this and people hhould be certain before
oondemning mother on 10 serloua a
charge,
ilil lANlNNlf w AflN ffffF NiffHf
The Sunday Herald devoted oonaldera'
bio space yesterday 20 the picture. publlH Hh'
cd IN the News DEMOCRAT last Monday,
The Herald apranR the picture Of q mula''
10 girl on ita readers, claiming II was 4
likeness of the dead girl, George Walker
who lives next TO Mr.. linrdner and Mr..
May, who was Llllleh Sunday. school
teaoher, were shown the cuts this after
noon ana both said the lierald'a picture
looked like mulatto, while the portrait
published ln this paper was an excellent
likeness OF the dead girl, The relatlyea
OF tho deceased have enough trouble wllh'
out paper trying 10 make out thnt Mss
liordner had negro blood In her veins,
RELEAaBp on RAiL.
Charles w. Sohotra bond for u 800 was
aligned by Rosa Sohott, John Knight, q.
II. Sebold, Robert A, boone, John j, So.
bold, Christian Gable, Eldon j., Diver and
10, V. Steele,
DR.. Maxwella bond for S2, 900 was signed
by David p. Maxwell, Adam Wise, l.,
Gana and Mary 10. Everett. Detective
Walkup will furnish his bond this after
noon,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-18
DIED Al to4 YEARS.


Remarkable Career Of Coiorod LaGy al
Providence, u, 4.
PROVIDENCE, Il, l., Dec, H. Mrs.
Mary Eliza Brown, colorod, died Gt the
ago Of lOi years She was born IN Cam
bridge, Dorchester county, Nd, March
i117S0, Her father, a slave, purchased
the freedom Of himself wife mud daugh-
toc, and came TO Providence whom Mary
was years old. She was twio0 mar.
riod, the first time NJ tho ago Of l6. She
had two children by her first husband
and thirtoon by her second, OF tho &C.
teen, four are now living, two in this
city and two In California, one Of the
latter two being one Of the forty
miners" Mrs. Brown died IN full pos
session Of all her faculties, She joined
bhe Methodist church when l5years old.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-18
A olrl Worth Having.

A few weeks ago read In your paper
Mr.. Morchoad'a experience IN the Plating
Business, IN which he cleared Sl6IGb In d
month but beat that II / am girl.
sent aa he directed and got Plotor, and
cleared S20S,l7 In one month. Can any OF
your readers beat thla? You can got
spoons, forks or Iowelry TO plate At every
house. Send "a 20 w. II, Griffith q Co.,
Zanoaylllo, Ohio, and they will send you a
Platter, and you can mako money enough
In thr0o hours 10 pay Tor II, or address
them for ciroulnru. There IN plenty OF
work TO do In both city and country; then
why should any person he poor or out OF
employment with such an opportunity M
hand. / hope my experience will help
others ns much as Mr., Morohoad's did me.
LAURA Il.
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Latest From oroontown.

NlNNAN NNAANHHNllNNlANN W f'Nf"'A"h
GREENTows, Dec. 10.
Fine weather and good roads.
Butchorlng 10 over and sausage Ia ripe.
Farmers are ready TO winter In, but
don't know how TO pass the time without
having apples 70 eat.
Pork is low; taxes are high, and money
won't roach.
Mr.. o. W, Baum Of Canton ls In town
to-day.
Born, TO Prof. A. l., and Mrs, Stump, q
son,
The Sunday school Is preparing for a
grand entertainment on Chrlatmas eve,
consisting OF a cAntnta, easnys, declamn-
tons otc. Everybody Invited.
Several prominent weddings on the
tapis.
Building OF tho largo iOxGO Ice house ID
rapidly progressing,
Mr.. Robert Porter and wifo, OF Doylcs-
town, are guests NJ Prof, A. L. Stumpa.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. w. Frota will spend
the holidays nj FL Wayne, Ind, with rel
atiyes.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-18
FATAL ACCIDENT.
An Alliance Nan Seriously Injured Sum
day Morning.

An Alliance Nan Seriously Injured Sum
day Morning.
On Sunday NJ about IL o'clock, Joshua
Hlcklcn stepped In front OF west yard
ahIitor al tho Mechanic street crossing
and was knocked distance Of about fif-
teen feet TO the loft OF the track and clear
Of the engine. He was found to be un-
conscious with ono side Of his skull crush
cd In on the brain and one foot badly
hurt. Ho was carried to the home Of his
sister, Mrs. Mort Cathon, who lives in
North Freedom street, near the old tam
merry.
DR.. TresseI was summoned, who pro.
nounoed the injury u fatal one. The
crushed skull was raised, and oil was done
that was possible for the poor man, but to
no avail, He never knew what hurt him
and will probably be dead by the timo this
reaches our rendorss ri Alliance Leader.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-18
ORGANIZING A TIMBER Trust.

nsoioFp OF PoanSylvaniA and Now TOrh
Working for = bradford Exchange.
BRADFORD, Pa, Dec. tT,-Tbo bading
tumbermen 0f Western Pennsylvania
and Western New York arc quietly agi-
tating q gigantic lumber trust or, as
they term IL, lumber exchange"
There win be meeting in this city
early In January 10 organize the ex-
change, The principal parties inter
ested In the scheme are the Pennsylva-
mia Storage company, Weed % Co. and
H. Il, Brooks 81 Co. II IL limited that
they will start lumber exchange in
this town and issue certificates for tim
Der, conducting the businem on the
sans lines as an oil exchange.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-18
DIR. NICHOLAS.
His Unparollod suOOODu in Canton,

His Unparollod SuoooDn In Canton
II IL now quite generally known that
DR.. Nichols, eminent English physician
and distinguished specialist, IN porma-
nently located In Canton,
Our reporter has often paid his respects,
and invariably receives most cordial
greeting. AZ glance one can see AT lcast
one cause for the doctor's great success
with hla patients. He hasn't that cold,
formal bearing that 80 often denotes the
quack and IL u fatal belonging 70 the lives
OF many OF our public men. DR.. Nichols
IL n native OF England, was born, bred
and thoroughly educated In that country,
and has grown gray In the profession.
For many years before ho located here he
visited and practlced his profession In
many OF tho pincipal cities OF this country,
His success war % perfect ovation nj every
point. His versntile skill and remarkable
success may DO styled proper tribute TO
ripe experience, professional skill and on
torprlBo and hn eminonce not often oh.
talnod. His specially Ia chronic cases OF
however long standing, and his purpose
In 10 euro. Patients are not kept In long and
anxious waiting 70 learn N their case IL
curable or not. The recognition tho dec
tor Ia getting has demonstrated perfect
confidence In ono OF the most popular and
successful pbysicians that has ever visited
this city.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-18
APalpfai Operation.

Mrs, u. II. Brown, age 20 years, living
two miles west Of Canton on the lower
road TO MOssillon, underwent u painful
operation this morning. When child
Ave years old the lady fell badly niurlng
her right leg, but the wound soon healed
up and did not trouble her again until
about year ago, whom ostoomyolitis SGT
In, The knee and thigh bone have since
that tlmo docaycd IN q horrible manner,
DIR. A, u. Walker, assisted by Doctors E,
.. Morrow and \, NJ, johnson, amputa.
ted the limb near tho thigh today, Hor
chancOa for recovery arc good.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-18
D. zollarn !. co,a. chrIatmaaooods.

d. collars 4 Co, have full line Of tho
following goods which will he suitable for
Christmas presents;
Ladies' and gents handkerchlefs.
Kid gloves and silk mttens.
Ladies' and gents silk umbrellas.
Purses and pocket books.
Aprons and silk scarfs,
Dress goods and trimmings.
Silks and silk crepe.
Linen table seits, towels and napkins.
Fancy toblo covers and toilet setts.
Plush and cloth jackets.
Mlgsea' aud colltrens contD.
Ladies' and mlnaos furs.
All the above goods arc desirable and
will be sold Cheap, D, zoLLARs q Co.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-18

KANSAS Cry, Dec. t7.-Nbarly all the
low class Of negroes living along tho
leyoo streets IN this city have been seized
with craze similar TO tho Messiah su.
peptition. The negroes have been led
astray by q voOdoo doctor who came
here from Bismarck, Dpg He claimod
that ho was tho courier Of the coming
black Mcsiluh, and that dances must
commence at once, Upon theverynight
Of hie ARRIVAL q few larkios began their
dance IN u little cabin on Gillis street,
and on the following night tho building
would not hold ti@ converts 60 the new
faith.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-18
THS DEATH OF SITTING BULL.

(NrwssDnNooUAT obituary.
Old Bull Ia doad--tlao lorco old brute,
wono'or shall sos him more,
II would have saved IN lots OF shoot,
II he had gone before
Tho Happy iinntlng grounde beyond,
Are likely 10 him SCENT
Like lngale chance IN Kansas now,
An lrldeaoant dream
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-18
THEY ARE STARVING.

A Misslonary'a Appeal TO Congress faU
heip for Indiana
PnLAprtpInA, Dec, II, 49, Secretary
Herbert Welsh, Of the Indian Rights W..
sociation, has, received the following
telegram from Rov. John Robipson,
Episcopol missionary on tho sissetou In
dian reservation, South Dakota; "Get
day FOR considering Sisseton bill before
holiday adjournment. Immediate 40
ton should be taken for sake Of human
life Urge and insist ON this, Sickness
increasing on account Of hunger and
sold, Don't delay day."
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-18
Church improvement In New Berlin.
lApeelAI Oorreanondenee nsmoerat.

New BMLIN, Dec. 10.
President E, V, Zollara, Of Hiram Col
lege, will preach next Sunday morning
and evening In the Union church, New
Berlin, the occasion Of the first services
after the remodellng Of the church house.
The house has been greatly improved and
enlarged TO NEE, the wants Of the Sunday
school, which IL one Of the best and also
for use In prayermootlnas. The windows
have been changed 10 Gothic style, with
stained glass, There are also new seats,
furniture, carpets, organ, and a regular
renoyating aud boautifylng OF the house.
A Baily light spreading reflector will fur
nish light for evening services. We have
been out OF the house for about five
montha. A cordial invitation ~ extended
20 the public 70 bo present noxt Sunday
and rejoice with US,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-18
rAnMnRla noRaE INruREp.
A. Waterworks Excavation In Nortl
Cleveland Avenue CauaeB Trouble,

A. Waterworka Excavation In North
Cleveland Avenue Causes Trouble.
The leak In tho waterworka main near
the corner Of North Cleveland avenue and
Grover street, received the attention Of
tho water works people yeatorday. When
the men quit work In the evening they
left quite a large excavation uncovered
except by q branch OF q tree which was
thrown across the hole, which tended only
70 deceive drlyera Of vehicles, No warn
Ing light Of any kind was placed In posi-.
tlon, and that fact In greatly deplored by
NJ least one person, Al B o'clock last
evening team OF horses attached 10 a
farmers hay wagon, were driven too near
the excavation, and one OF the horses fell
In. Fully half an hour was consumed In
getting the horse out OF .he hole, and
when II was finally accomplished II was
noticed that no was lame, and otherwise
injured. The city will have suit for
damages on hand ahortly,t
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-18

BmMAGcg, n, D., Doc H. The ooun-
try round about here isterTbly wrought
mp over the killing OF Sitting Bull, In
stead Of creating an easy feeling Il has
aroused much apprehension. II In
feared that many families Of settlers
will feel the vengeance Of Sitting Bulls
followers, Sitting Bulls son, WHO was
killed was u bright youth only ~ years
old, II N expected that the settlers
win nOok 10 Biammok aud Mnndn by
the hundreds ~ soon aH the news Of
sitting Bulls death h known,
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FOUND DEAD

Sad poath Of Lady and Her Grand
daughter In Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec, iT,--Two more
people were found yesterday ogphySiOted
by gas, They are Mrs Seneca Felt and
her granddaughter, Owe Torence, of
1904 North Sixth street. They retired
about o o'clock Monday night, and were
then for the last time seen alive, As
they did not get up at their usuel time
the door Of their room was burst open,
A volume Of gas poured out. The two
victims were found'on the bed dead.
Their foces were Hightly oontorted and
blackened from thu poisonous vapor,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-18

NEW YoNR, peo, tL-At u dinner
given by Cotsre@mm Fitch, where q
large numpcg Of prominent local and
other politicians wero present, Mr.,
Steinway placed himself in nm embar.
RAISING position by enthusiastically cal
ling for three cheers for Mr. Cleveland
and failing Ia securing response The
Tammany men present absolutely re-
fused toaccord the ex-president that
\ honor,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-18

LONDON, Dec. 17--The threstenedl
strike Of cotton operatives at Bolton
has been Sverted, the employers concod-
ing an advance Of wages. Seven
hundred employees Of tho Lister Plush
works, at Bradford, have struck against
reduction of wages made necessary by
the Mckinley tariff. Three hundred
more will strike to-day and four hundred
at the end Of tho week.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-18

Stoam navigation was once looked upon
with doubt. SO was the power OF DR.. Fem
nor's Cough Honey TO relieve any cough In
ono hour, until thousands OF trials demon
strated the fact. Equally good for horses.
Gives energy and strength. Money re.
funded IL satisfaction not given. For sale
by all dealers.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-18

For headaches, biliousnesa, constpn-
ton, dizziness, sleoplossnose, tho blues,
acrofula, the blood and all skin eriptions
DR.. Eonner's Blood and Liver RomedyRnd
Nerve Tonic never fails. Warranted 70
satisfy or money refunded, Gould this be
afforded II the Remedy wasn't certNlp,
For sale by all dealers,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-18
NO CONVENTION.
A Decision Reached at K. Of l.. and
Farmers Alliance Confrsnoa,


Farmers Alliance Conference.
TALLAHASSEE, Fla, Dec, l1-At q
meeting IN Jacksonville, attended by
Master Workman John Davis, member
elect OF congress from Kansas, on be-
half Of the knights Of Labor President
Polk, National Lecturer Willets, Of
Kansas, Member Of the Executive Board
Wardall, Of North Dakota, and others
OF the Farmera' alliance, II was decided
10 have no convention at Cincinnati
Feb, 20, aa had been arranged. II was
decided that the call for tho Cincinnati
convention should not bo formally H.
sued, but that In its stead q conference
OF committees Of five from each Of the
organizations represented should be held
some time IN February, which should
30 over the ground carefully and, with
ont taking formal action, practically do
eide that conservative course should
be pursued.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-18

A most valuable little book which should
bo In cvory household, has been prepared
by the proprlotors OF Mellin's Food, en-.
titled "1'ho Care and Feeding OF Infants.n
II contains advice that every mother will
find OF great value and assistance in
foodlnQ her child, Mailed free upon ap-
plication TO the Doliber.G Goodalo Co., Al
Central Wharf, Boston Mass.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-18

Two strikes Surrender steps tho Move
uient of Troops,

PNe ilp0H AGENCY, s, D., Dee, H.
Two Strike is within five miles Of this
agency, with 1884 lodges, principally old
men, women aud children, He has
sent in word that no will do what
ever Con, Brooke says, This offer of
Two Strike stoppod the movement Of
the troops for while They aic, how
ever, having everything IN readin9a 10
start NJ moments notice
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-18
Wantn His ohild.

Laura A. Landon has filled supple
mental petition In her action for divorce
from II. Morgan Landon. She statos that
Landon continues TO vlsit her, claiming 10
desire n settlement, but she fears ho in-
tends 10 gain control Of thoir child. She
asks the court for an injunction restrain
Ing him from interfering with her custody
OF tho child.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-18

Why isn't this u good ,hlng2 DR.. Fen.
morris Kidney and Baoknche Cure Ia war.
ranted TO give satisfaction In every case
or money returned. Suoh u proposition
couldn't be thought of " tho medicine
wasn't superior TO all others. For sale by
oil dealers.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-18
GEN TERRY DEAD.
The Career of aDlstlngulShod omoor of
tho Union Army.


New HAVEN CONN, Dec. H. Brevct
Maj, Gen, Alfred II. Terry, Of the
United States army, died at his rosi-
dcnco in this c,ty at 4 o'clock yesterday
morning, Alfycd H. Terry was born in
Connecticut IN 1897, He studied for che
legal profession and was admitted 10 She
bar, lIo entorod the army ~ q colonel
In 1861, aud was promoted 10 be briga-
dier general in 1869 In 1868 no con-
tributod 20 the reduction Of Fort
Wagner, In the following year he was
appointed 10 the command Of adivision,
and, as commander Of the land forces,
with the cooperation of Admiral Por-
ter, he took Fort Fishor, IN North Caro-
lima, In January, 1865, After the war
he remained Ia the regular army M a
brigadior general until broyeted major
general and retired
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-18
Tho ahoat nnnon nernn.

Cmco, GALA, Dec l7,-The Indians
on the ranches near here have begun
the ghost dance, 1hia dance Va held
every year about january but was
haatened by reports OF Indians from
Nevada who said tho Messiah would
surely come,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-18
Pll,e Townnhlp AaaIrnmont.

Henry Alderman, OF Pike township has
mado on assignment TO primus philippi,
The assets include thirty oores Of land, n
throshing machine and engine, and porta.
bio sawmlll and engine, 10 the value in all
OF 81, 1900, Liabilities unknown,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-18
AnarRAcr on rAx pupLIcATn.
Interesting Figures Showing Amount Of
stark County Taxes,

Interesting hihufeh bhoWlhh Aihpuht or
stark County Taxes.
The abstract OF the Tax Duplicate of
Stark county for 1890 was completed 10
day, disclosing the following hgureai
Number Of acres Of land In county,
86a,iA8, values OF all lands, Sl705b,a $50,
value OF real estate IN cities, towns and
villages, sO,als,bb0 value personal proper
ty, Sia,g88,2 ,2O0 total value OF real estate
and personal property Ml,i0IG0Oj
total state taxes, Sll0000,70, total
county tax, t8b,U2,a0, poor tax,
Sl2,8a2.a2, bridge tax, SA5,2le,A0i !
building tax, Ss,22i,b8, INDECENT soldiers
fund, 81, ,Sa2,a2 road tax, SlIHD,H debts
for which county II responalble, $40, 0,h2,Oi /
township tax, 1881 ,03j taxes for school
purposes, S20i ,02l,20i special taxoa, SlG,-
A0O,bsi city, town and village taxes, $780,
76l,07 total county and local tax except
per capita dog tax, S000,00s02i total taxes
Tor all purposes except dog tax, Nll,0ss,-
~, delinquent taxes on real ehlale and
forfeltures, $50, 1929; delinquent taxes Of
1889 on personal property, l0,l2O,72i total
taxea for oil purposes, Including delin'
quonciea, 707, ,l0l.20 dog tax, Sb,2l2.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-18
Lioonnod 70 Wod.

Marriage licenses were issued today 10
Irwin II, Spanglcr and Laura, V. Bender,
Groentownj August Biorwlrtk and Eta Q.
Bowers, SCantoni William Cornell and
Mary Sclklrk, Alliance; John u. Willn.
ger and KittIo O. Robinson, Alliance
Thomas Jones and Bertha Urban, Massil.
Ian
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-18
LOOK at thono Prioon.

Mems mcrino underwear, SOc q aulte It's
for the holidays only. Remember whore
our store IL located. Boston department
store. AZ North Market street, Conrad
hotol building, frat store above Fourth
airaot
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-18

CHICAGO Dec. n. =. An explosion
occurred in the wash house Of the Etna
Powder company, ut Miller, Ind, 90
miles east Of this city, William Clarke.
an employe, was killed,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-18

Did you oror buy horse and not have
some misgi slnRa aa 10 his points til they
were fully tested2 Not 80 with Ayor's
Sarsapnrllln, you may be sure OF II at the
start, II never disappoints those who
give II q fair and persistent trial,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-18
Made nla w1il and Then Shot himself.

1ERRE HAuTE IND, Dec, t7--August
Dillnan, aged n, ono Of the Oldest
residents Of the city, made his will, dis
posing Of real estate valued at $40 900.
and then shot himself. Prolonged ili
health is supposed to have. boon the
cause.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-18

LOGAN, o., Dec. 17.--Clint Collumbou
was found guilty of assaulting Polic0.
man Tom Meyes with intent 10 kin. "a