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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-07-18

The frffowin. distractions ts<nfd ~
Gen. 1xnm. commissioner Of pensions.
have been approved by The secretary o.
me- interior. aud will be 81 intcres; ~"
of service 10 the soldiers who shall C.
tersonsily Interested 10 the pension ACT
approved Juno -, 1897
An pen sjnns under this act VIII r"m-
ncnce from the date of FLEEING me. nrpi'-
cation l~executcd after the passage o. the
sctl IN the pension bureau.
No application or declaration VIII he
good IL executcd before June ~. $50,
fdate OF ,he act ar II not IN the form.
substantially, prescribed by 'hc secre-
tsPv.
discharge certificate need moi b. hless
until called Tor.
Tho rates Of this law arc mol snecseo
~ the rank Of the soldier.
The act provides the following rates :
Far dependent father or mother, ST.
The willow. s.: aud - additional for
each child ~ soldier under IS years, y
~ the widow dies, the child or children
can draw such pension. The soldier 4
untitled 10 any rate from IS 10 sl2. &C
cording % inshiIity TO earn = support
Apen>ioner under existing laws ma,
spplv un,irr his one. or = pcnsinner I'M
sier this one MAY apply u;iier other laws.
but con draw only one pension NJ the
same time.
.rhis mw requires in = sollier's case /;
An honorable discharge. : That ne
served At least nineiv DAYS. 3 a per-
sn.ncnt physicist or mental INABILITY ,"
earn y support. but moi hue 10 vicious
habits. Ii need not hsve originated IN
the service.I
In case Of a widow: 4. That the sol
der served VI least ninety days. 2. That
h. WAY hnnorshly discharged. 3 Proof
OF death, but il need MOI have been shs
resuit Of his army service 4. That ths
widow j. without other means Of snp-
royt HI her day labor. 5. That ~"
married a soldier prior 10 June p. ls.Ns
date OF The act.
In dependent parents case: J.. Thai
the soldier died Of wonnd. injury W Dis
ssse which, under prior laws. would
have given him = pension. ,. That he
len no wife or minor child. 3. That
mother Tor fatherl j. ~ present depend
ent npon her own manual labor. ~ The
contributions Of Others not legally hound
for her Tor hisl support.
The rules and regulations nf the depart.
fncnt will govern applicants and s'tor-
neys.
The fees shall in no case he greater
than SO. and only a. shall be agreed
npon hereunder between The claimant
and agent.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-07-18

II takes $4,000 tons Of twine . rear to
bind the wheat and oats crop Of the
country. says the Chicago Herald. II il
worth II manufacturers price Is cents .
pound, or $500 per ton OF 2,0UO pounds.
The value Of The 5O,UO9 tons ~ the manu-
facturers' price therefore 10 $13. 100000
and this IL what the wheat and oats crop
Of the country pays every year for the
Irvine used In harvesting. The protec.
tive duty on this Irvine Is 70 per cent
30 that II will be strictly within limits TO
say that one.hslf the cost Of this binding
Irvine Il the real value OF the article. and
tho other half IL protection-or 70
put the matter in . din erent shape. that
the wheat and oats farmers OF the United
States are made to pay = penalty or S..
bOU,0OO . year for the crime OF raising
those crops.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-07-18

lBaimbridgc Township .l'rus-
tees Notice.
THE undersigned, Trustee Of Balm
! bridge township, Dubois county,
will attend to Township business on
Saturdays Of every week, 1t his residence
on North Main street, between Sew
enth and Eighth, In jasper.
The Library Of said Township IL KEEP
al the bookstore Of Mr.. Jacob g osmann
where persons wanting books can obtain
them 81 any time.
JOSEPH ECKsTEIN, Trustee
April 30, 1883 -ly.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-07-18

A. r.. Cox. ! shoe manu,sc'ss
Portland. Me-, was appealed
contribution for the suffering pOOs
replied, "If you can end any ~
Portland who does not keep ~
use strong drink nor tobacco, - NJ
want 81 bread, l will give him
flour and 1 bushel Of meal. iMr
ton wa then asked, For hOw
win you do this?" "For one nu'@1
The solicitors we're rejoiced :, .
: donation. for Mr.. Cox Wa 49, p
be a man Of his word. Bu' In
find no man Ii Portland ~ nee' .uil
not do one OF these three ibine.ssl
Cox was never called on ior ~ M
OF flour or bushcl cf meal. y
a. full OF blossoms" and "mo'''
egg 10 ofmeat.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-07-18

Mrs. Snaggs (roading)-Harriet Beech.
Or stowe has beeu much better In health
this winter than last.
Snaggs How Il the rest other foot p
Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-07-18
THE +. M. II. A.. PAPER.
The Progressive Farmer,
JOHN +. STEELE. Editor.
Mr. VERNON, ILLINOIS

Emphssicaily against all McnopoIier, Trusts, Com
hines, and everything else that takes from the toilinR
Poor and gives 10 The idle Isich.
Farmers, " ~ Just the paper you want No partisan
politics. hut lots ~ good solid resding, latest news.
markets. aud All about the b. M.B A.. II comes every
week. snd costs only tlayear.
~ 1Hr rvnskrFsivrFA rMsx and fhe IAsrvp corsvs
csn both - had for tsa year. II ordered 81 the couricr
once sooL. Nov. Is. '69u
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-07-18

A Vermont editor boasts that Ne has a
stUb-tailed, one-horned COW, with no
pedigree, which not only furnished the
milk for his family Of ten persons last
year, but 500 worth which be sold 20
bic neighbors.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-07-18

"A collector 1t Bombay has among his
his ~curiosiiies : Chinese god marked
Heather Idol and mex 10 Il 4 gold
piece marked christian Idol
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-07

mo, l-GH1uyp rLAy on TOOL HOUSE AM
YARDS,
mmEol p how whore wo keep carriages,
with lllIa cupboard with two doors
Tor carriage Umu8i d stands for door
throughout iho plan, We keep wagons
IN o but usually ON main barn f1orl, or
uao 10 for running iu tuUh that we arc at
work with temporarily Work harness
ia hung on tho nght side Of q,
Tho D on tho right side Of O lsa slll,
iug door into horse stable, which Is In
tho basement Of tho main barn II.
The iiut four spaces 10 tho loft I'm tool
house have tight floor over them about
feet from tho ground This gives am,
plo room below for any tool or opon
buggy, and % nico store room above for
lumber and odds and ends Tho doom
into these four spaces arc tho same
height Z leot but the ones into tho 18th
space are o feet, 70 accommodate amy top
carriage, and the nnus into q arc I feot,
30 q lood Of hay could be- driven IN, " do.
sired, temporarily Thopoitiono Of stairs
Is shown IN plan, Tho tool house has m
earth floor with u stone set In the ground
under oooh door post Tho back side
and ends arc uudorpinncd, w ahowa
tho position Of windows
With the barn 10 tho west and the
tool house 10 the north the covered yard
l. has u warm exposure There are
double doors into the tool house and
also into tho cattlo stable, Tho single
door n into the horse stable, N "a the
wOtcr tub, The q nearest tho tool
house shows position Of u small gato
the open yard NJ, and tho other @ Is O
large gate, The fence NJ tho rear Of L
Is tight and Q feet high, Tho roof ovoI
yard Is tin,
Fig, 9 gives an end view from the
cast Tho littlo building rs tho tool
house and tho outline Of tho main barn
is givon, Fig shows tho posts that
support tho cover over yard, with stones
under them From each post heavy
beam runs TO the main barn, then
raltors were laid from beam 10 beam
and up on TO tool house, Tho space DO.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-07

Formerly u was tho custom of tho great
70 maintain dw1ra iu thoIrrol.uur and Ia
tho middle agaa there were few royal
courts without uue, aud tAgro rn some In,
stances of those littlo people rising 20 dIs,
tInGtlun, petrr tho Great, caUl lf ltussIa,
who was himself between Uud z feet
high, was very luud Of dwarh When no
went on hlH travels ha hnd in ha rutuuo
four dwprH, Tho most celebrated OF Caar
potera dwarh WIS little lady whom ho
called puupeu, When fully grown % wo.
manhood she was only ~ tail Ns child OF
B or q years 0f Hgo.
Show very pretty aud eylruWHlyol0yer
aud the gigantic ear took the greatest do,
light Ia her company and was never tired
Of amusing himself with the lyoly little
creature Dwnria seldom live 90 "a great
age but this tiny mite outllyod her friend
tho elar and all tho mombom Of hIs court,
aud reached tho Ngo Of 100 years Sho had
ncyor suffered from any Illness, and pro-
served oll her faculties 10 the close Of her
long llfG.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-07

The excellence Of tho butler made
from the fragrant pastures cau only bc
preserved lormy lougth Of timo by the
bost methods Of chuuing and sultng
Butter that otherwise might be clussod
as good SIS often reduced TO m inferior
grado hy tho manner In which IL 4.
treated Ut the timo OF slltug, A great
dead Of butter is oycrchumod, by which
ltiB Bp0mlel into % creamy plsty con,
dition, exactly the opposite Of what II
should bo 10 gpt tho best results from
WlGug bul.or tho chupmg should stop
whom 70 haas fairly grmumtod At this
stage the butlomill, should be drawn
Or onl the butter washed with cold
water or cold, weak brine, until 70 runs
on cloor Thon strong, cloar brine may
bo poured ON, 10 romun until the butter
has absorbed enough Of the solt, or fine,
dry mlt.aouo ounce 10 the pound,
Bhoull bo sitlcd ON aud worked IN nc
thatit win dissolve, After his light
second working should bo given TO clear
ltor amy luttcrmilE that may bo drawn
out by the mlung Throughout the On.
tire process. the utmost caro- should be
tol,cn not to break tho grOin Of the
Outtpy.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-07

tween the frat two posts TO tho left has
a guto IN H. The next space has planla
slipped IN between posts $50 they can be
Nl,on ont 20 draw ont mauurO TO q
height of iy looL This leaves four 10
Gyo feet open space above, and there "a
the wmc on tbo south ddo, Tho floor
Of this covered yard IS some cightccn
iuchcs below the floor Of tool house and
stables, with m o1sy grade up TO the
lUttor In thIs way 10 viii hold about
100 luods of manure before 10 soams 10
be loyolod up
farm buildings stand on the road,
u dig y shows the road fouco aud Z
the field f0ucn.
We hlyo used tho covered yard near.
~ u ycw, and 1 think never spent $lOd
That glyo greoter satisfaction, IL Is
largo enough for our present use, Wu0
/ intending to keep much stock / would
continue 90 ON over NJ,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-07
FARM AND GARDEN.
INFORMATION or INTEREST AND
VALUE TO RuRAL READERS,

A Description of A. u, Tery's Covered
barn ward and Tool House us Given by
himself IN The Country Gentlomgn-A
G'ouud Plan and End View
rig shows tho ground plan Of Mr..
Tewy's covered barn yard aud tool
house, which has excited interest not
only among farmers Ia his own state
COmol, but others who have heard about
H. His description is as iollowsl
The rectangular space Ia tho foro.
ground Is the plan of tool house, g2 by 30
feet, with lpfoot posts, II Is all one
ROOM the lines merely show tho posi-,
ton Of posts aud width Of doors, The
entire front 10 doold. The three spaces
marked A mo used entirely for storing
AWAY tools The widest ono tales In
binder, hay mko, oto Tho others are
wide enough for rIaunure Hpreuder, roler
Eureka mower otc, The w1 fppces
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-07
hcwolr fnr Mnrm Mcnlhcr.

The fashion, and this ls probably due 10
the warm weather. which makes oven tho
somblaucc Of anything heavy ncom OPP
prCsslyc, is for light, flexible and cool look.
Ing Iuwclry A heavy massive brcoloJ ls
seldom seen since tho Thermometer has
begun 10 climb upward, But equal weight
is borno ohoutully In any number from
three to u do1on of Hight slender bracelets,
These have q ooulor oIluot and are In bcttcr
koppIug wlth summer toilets Amuug
widcr bracelets the preference r. mani.
icstly for thu open woven wire bracelets,
which are both pvlty aud boaomue uo.
cording 10 Elsie livU in Tho jowolcrE Cir
eulnr
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-07
THE cuNoslTY sHoP
a Collection of Fugitive faols aud out.
ufthprOFdingry Information,

a Collection 0f Fugitive fRgls aud out.
ofthor0FdInary Information,
Few ceremonial customs have originated
IA recent times, AYERS 0auloE NHlIerY, who
expresses himself Rs follows ina recent is,
hue Of Tho American AnthrOpulngist Their
forms, whether now trivial on siIll impor,
tant Ia sociology ar6 yestlgea of the past,
aud only by NulhrOpologlo Studies arc
trncnahIat0 tlr.r genesis and Wly form,
Al authorities. UUsWNyed by religious on
theGrI1lug bias Hgrue that In iNH origin VI
thssn ceremonies there was nothing do
signed or Intentional that b, thoy were
NOT directly invented with definite pur-
paf A thing rs not now and uayor has
boon mstlmWlly done because 10 Is iutrin,
fIcallY right. hut rs considered 20 hoo wight
m.ar and because 20 haa been hHuItuplly
doue, whatever iH Origin on tha oroum,
stances In which 10 prevailed,
Tho rules ul courteous behavior 900 they
now rtiat HTe mot tAH immediate p.Hct Of
deliberate conventions, but Hra thn natu-
al aud slow product VI tho force madu-
nlly developing social NO, uHI lhry OK
hIblt ihe laws of evolution witch 1908 groat
dslIuntun m a demonstrated lu tho
physical realm, Mon have uu. iHbI0ated,
though they have framed raj Iur them
selves They have fallen Into tha customs
from which rules We're framrI, and then
by WIutenia1 notifications have GuyiRt6d
Into novelty hul new rules
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-07
nnrI.I.nrI. or lh0 IIapny nI.rnlch.

lIarl-k0rI, or tho happy dispatch, was q
Japanese method Of execution Whom an
official of rank was condemned 90 death q
sword was sent to hlmi ho took leave Of
his family performed certain religious
rites and then plunged the sword into his
bowels, drawing II down ana across, II a
gentleman had been insutod h0 would
commit haH,kah on tho doorstep Of hla
enomy who by tho Japanese code ot honor
was compelled TO do tho same. only old
fashioned persons perform the happy dis
patch nowadays In Japan; A. has boon
aholycd along with many other good old
customs Of that lovely empire. says Tho
Sun.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-07

oolored cloth 10 can ba worn rthu opon
or closed and may bb llurl with shot aIIl
or farmers aHlIni tho former wb Iona thl
garment lighter and cooler and ~ 90 De
preferred iur summer wear
Garden parties Wu now Iu ORDER hrlCi
tho charming model tur % grdm party
Rown-of which front Hld back views nrp
given in oar out-ls most Oppurtunu The
blouse bodice, short op1ulolto sleeves aud
skirt are 0i printed muslin lawn or HIGHT
wool fabric uy0rnid witch graceful llurrsr
~ fancy dictates, Folds of thr same mA,
tprIil form tho straight standing collar
The anbpt may be of embroidered muslin
or Gf lace The sashed coHelrt and long
sleeves ARE Ia liungaIne silk Gt some plain
color that hHrnuules with the muslin
bodice aud SKIRT II h hordered with an
embroidered gimp, which also Ndons the
pointed belt gradually taperIng 10 the
back, whore II IL fastened with q bow Of
oolorod ribbon,
Whom outdoor Jackets are ia ro1ulaltIou
no these parties they are decidedly Orna'
mental, Velvet aud satin aud sllk are
attn utilized for tho sleeves, I aaw ono
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-07
RpIroRIAL sauIns.

TIM Youngstown VindlcWor mudo q
vigorous CllOrl TO get the census returns
for Youngstown and Muhuning county
from Supt, Grinupll OF Ravcnul and now
outcrR complaint because Supt Grluuoll
gOyo the Telegram NopJ the preference,
II will be observed that I'm thu ease of
Stark county, the NEws-DMOwNr pub.
lishcd the fun and accurate statistics iu
advance of all our illusuious upulcmpo,
wricm We sent no tclogrnmB TO Supt
Porter, but had man ON tNo ground
floor nt RnvCnuu, only u few hours after
the last return arrived from Stark, To
speak officially tho Ngws,UHuCEAT
printed the nows accurately and systcm-
oucnllS little sooner than Oloro Il hap,
poncd,
A NEws.DGuoCEAr reporter met Al,
Carlisle In Cleveland on Tuesday, A. is
regarded as high authority ON the situu-
ton, A. says without hesitation, that we
shall carry Ohio this year by u good safe
plurality and carry one or two ul the close
Congressional districtB, He said hp had
travelled over the State, much of late, and
ouud the Republican farmers dissatisfied
everywhere, and while many win stay
away from Che polls this fail, many moro
will vote the straight Democratic ticket
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-07
Escaiopcd Fish

An oppetlalng dish In warm weathor ls
cscaloped ilsh, Pick nno The remnants Of
fresh fish loft from dinner clthor baked,
boiled or fried, removing lll bones aud
skin Butter u pudding ash and lay In
the fish In .nycrs seasoning cUoh layer
with bits of buttor, snlt undnppper Spread
one-half Of u oupful of cmckcr crumbs
over tho top, well buttoyd pour enough
milk over the whole TO quite thoroughly
moiston 10 aud bake twenty minutes In 4
quick oyon Any kind Of fish viii do, but
fried hallbut Ia tho incest Haibut re
quiros little more milk than fresh eel
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-07
THe CHILD MUSICIAN.

He had played Tor hia lordshpa leYea
iia had played for her lFhhlpb Whlm.
Gill tho poor little head Was weary
And tho poor Dille brain would swim,
And the face grew IeAled and eeHa,
Ana tho large eyea strange and bright
And They said-to1 ale-''llH Is weary,
ilH shall rest tor az least t1nalr'
nut AZ dawn when the birds Wer0 waking,
40 They watched in illH sl'pt room,
Wltll tho sound 0l a strained cord hrfalina,
AsomelhIng mapped iu tla F.0Hu
Twas a string 0f his yinIlncnllo.
Ana they heard him stir IN hb bHii
NMakn room inr iirpd llllIu fellow
Hind God, wiz the lRst Boo sad
liIolan Henry ht0idari Ia HeR Yorh Nlai
md tEprpss,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-07

Tho royul insignia Of France, tho flour
dolls, is generally supposed 10 huyo
originally represented tho lIH Authority
on tho lugund9 and hAtoryoG plants tuyaI
"lu France tho lcurdo.lis I 10 named by
q corruption or llousdcsloua 10 does not
represent W "a generally supposed tho
flower of % lily but an irH which was tho
omblom adopted By Louis VII on leaving
Tor tho CruWdca, and was wuuby tho sue,
oosgoW of chat monarch
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-07

strictly speaking the latin people woro
thoIuhubitunty0f lntium, iumclcnt Italy
Tho Latin wccs OF today u" the descend.
Uula, moro or lcag remote, OF those races
who speak languages moru ur less derived
from the LntIn tongue, Such uoog Aro tho
Italians, Spanish and Portuguese and
French The South aud CwTol American
counticgOrcc chilled Latin America because
their inhabitants are Of Spanish and por.
ugucHu extraction,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-07
nr nrown.sonnnrd nI.lnnoch.

Tho medical press " now announcing
tho alleged discovery by DIR MalusConloo,
Of Naples, OF tho ''miorobo Of oIdag o,n Tho
public ls Informed through Italian Jour.
nails that the microbo Of old ago exists and
Is transmitted by horodity InyOdcs with
ago the cntlo human orRlnhm, which II
rayagos aud destroys, leading 10 oaduolty
and lIuUlly TO death, ltistp be- hoped that
Dr. Malm.Concos "dsooyprIoin win not
end here, but that having found the sub
tlc onomy ho will next announce q success,
ful means Of combating iJ and provide
the patient public with u new elixir OF
youth
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-07

The representatives OF the umily Of tho
lAl0 Gen, GuHhlldl have sold to the ltal,
Ian government tholr pnumony In tho
islOndof Cuproro for 90l,OlNa Thoy only
reserved from the sale the house, tomb and
garden Of the famous general, The GOV.
crnmont before acquiring Iull possession
Of the island, paid further gum Of l5O,.
O00f ~ compensation 20 dlIrrunt persons
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-07
bringing out tho Color of Cochlneai.

Long aftor the introduction Of coohnoal
Il gave but n duh kind Of crimson Till n
chemist named ltunstor about the middle
Of the Sixteenth century, discovered the
use Of tho solution Of Tin, aud tho means
Of preparing with II and cochlneal u dur
able and beautiful scarlet, New York Tol-
anrnin.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-07
uoSr AND HACK vIEw on GARDEN PARTY
lAWHN

Jacket with velvet sleeves aud the body In
open worked ict OF course tho open
irontOd incl,ct h most Ia favor Little
touches Of black, scarlet bright yellow or
dcop cornnnwcr blue relieved the monot
ony Of no much white, pale pink lilac aud
sky blue, Moreover, many ladies robcd IN
delicate shades carried pnrHsols covered
with black lace ormudp only ol black tullo.
Picturesque hats are In hIgh favor 40
lawn aud garden parties Tho newest
bonnet copies the Grrcinu hroddroas, and
consists Of thrcu iyt or turquoise bands,
with nu niurrtto or roaetio IN front This
bonnet prcseuVa very Hight, airy appear
nnco aud win perhaps have u run while
tho hot weather lusu, ltonly appears well
with carefully prepared ooIIluro how
ever, That Is tho worst point about those
small, transparent thng-t they show up
oyory defect lu the arrangement Of tho
hair
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-07
Not In tho slntutoa.

A Delaware Justice Of the pcaco sent q
man to jail for sixty days for saying 10 q
ehoemakcr "Old man, | will yet live TO
spit upon your graycw A lawyer got tho
man liberated, and the justice paid $500 TO
settle the cnse, llo said ho supposed tho
Delaware statutes included everything ON
oarth, Detroit Free Press
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-07
oonennniIon snroIv onrod.

10 THE EDrou-p plOo0o inform yUur .g0dcr8
that hayo poliuyo remedy for rtnouboyomamod
disease, by it5 tmoly use thousands orhopologB
casoa huyo boon permanently ourud, tHhall DO glad
to sond two bottles ofmy romody FREE to any Of
your rcldcrs who hAyo consumption 70 thoy wiz
aoud nae thoir Ezproas mud =, o, address, Rorpoot.
fully 4, "A, sLOCUM, NJ, O., lBl pold st., y, X,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-07
probnto Court rlomn.

Marriage licenses have boon issued to
the followingpcrsonsi George lirirhbuum
aud Kate Bitickcr, of Beach City, Daniel
w, Dcckad and Mary Wolmpr Of Cam
tonj William Brcsslcr and Flora Talbcu,
Of Canton,
COtharnc Roush has bccn appointed
guardian Of John Il, and James h, Rohns
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-07
Tho Amcrlca,a Cup.

Tho AmorIoOs cup was or. '.nOlly called
tho Qucona cup aud was g.ycn 10y tho
Royal NNoht squadron IN May, 1851, for a
rUoo around tho lslo OF Wight, Tho
schooner yacht America, of whloh Com.
modoro J, O. Stevens, Of tho New York
Yacht club, wos the principal owner won
The trophy Aug a2, 1851,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-07

Tho numo Of tho state oi Massachusetts
10 said 10 bo ono Of Indian origin, aud no
cording TO some AuthorItos gnlnos "rho
Country Of llllA," whilo ouh.s maintain
that Blue llllls' Is tho correct intorpro.
tAtlun.