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Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-05
Sc German Family soap.
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
DIED.

DIED.
DOWNEY-At 20 minutes to o'clock in The
afternoon of the Sd of December, after short
but painful illness, Rosa V. Downey pas, ed
quietly from earth to q better w0rld. None
knew her but to love her, nor mentioned but
in praise"
Her funeral will take place on Tuesday at
10 o'clock a II. Funeral will be strictly pri-
yate and no OFFERINGS of flowers
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-05
Coal Creek rronbIes Settled.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Dec. 4.--The Black
Diamond mining troubles at Coal creek
are settled. Word ia received that the
miners will resnme work today.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-05
6WATLET5.

Notes and Gossips About the National
Pastime.
Denny played his usual brilliant game
at third yesterday.
Another game tomorrow.
A game of IL innings is not bad
starter for the final championship Sc
ries.
1t must not be forgotten that Peter
Nab was in yesterdays game to q
large degree. A telescope. and ear
trumpet revealed the fact that he was
on the coaching line several times,
while in the last inning he took Kid
Hulen's place as base runner. and put
a stolen base to his credit. Hulen had
turned his ankle while running to frat.
In spite of the latenees of the season
and the cool weather the game was we'll
attended.
The next game of the series will be
played next Tuesday, at 2 80 pm, with
Harper and McNabb in the box.
Umpire Mcdonald is one of the few
in his profession who will euit both the
PLAYERS and spectators. The bleachers
never attempt to give him roasting"
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-05

Luuibago cured by two applications Mr.. H.
Mutual Life Insurance company of New YORK
Gays: 81 take pleasure in stating that two ap-
plicattons of salvation Oil cured ne of d severe
attack of lumbago."
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-05

Farmers come fifteen miles to my
store to get Chamberlain's Cough Rem.
edy. Many of them, like myself, are
never without it in their homes. 1t
cured my boy of a severe attack of Group
and, believe, saved his life-K. Dalton,
Luray, Russell county, Kansas. This
remedy is a certain cure for Group and,
if used as soon as the first symptoms ap.
pear, will prevent the attack. For sale
by G. F. Heinzeman, druggist, 222 North
Main street.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-05
You Need a Truss

Call at Beckwith's pharmacy, 3O3 North Main,
A fit guaranteed. Our book all about hernia,
or rupture, now ready, free at our store or by
mail. JOHN BECKWITH Il SON, Druggists.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-05
~

TURNvEREIN HALL.-Tomorrow and
Wednesday evenings Professor Tyndall,
the mind.reader. will give exhibitions of
his peculiar power. Besides being a.
mind.reader, Mr.. Tyndall is hypnotist
and will give showing of his powers in
this line
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-05

5b5 Banning street, opposite soap factory,
near Alameda and First streets, Cne-hat block
from electric light works.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-05
California Vinegar Works,

visiting Cards Engraved
At Lsnestsdter's. 214 West Second. Tel. 762
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-05
AMUSE MEN is.

GRAND OPERA HoUsE.-My Official
Wife will be given on the Sth, 9th and
10th instants, with Miss Minnie Selig.
man in the leading role.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-05
AU1NFT0N tuesday, Dec. 6,
AUU llUlN At 10 o'clock am.

The entire contents of the well-known and
popular Wilson's Dining Par ors, corner First
and Spring streets, in Wilson block. silver.
ware. china and glassware, table linen, lace
curts1ns, brussels carpets five pier glasses
tables, chairs. French range in good coadition,
Everything goes to the highest bidder for cash,
no reserve. MATLOCK & REED,
Auctioneers
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-05-06

Sn ben Sa6ren 1885 uno '36 pur=
ben Die iosenannten eipiliIirten Stdm=
me, ndmli6 Die Gberoteien, @reefs,
Gboctalps, Gbifalams unb Seminolen,
bort anselieoelt. g8dbreno oes Siir=
gertrieses fanoen bieie Stdmme auf
Seiten Der &ebellen. 9fa6 bem Sriege
muroen lie bon Der 8e9ierung peran=
laBt, BON ibrem 8runo uno Soben
IA, 100000 9lder berielben suriidsu=
iibertra9en. Stlaboma 1T aus oieiem
aelualti9en Gompler beraussei6nitten.
Sereits /. $. 1870 bra6te Elm unter=
nebmunesluItiser Mann aus aanIas,
Sapio 8. Yapne, cine Sepegun9 3lpefs
gri6lieBuns bon Otlaboma fir weibe
9lniiebler in Sang. gta6 5ebn Sabren
fam es spil9en ben 8iebSii6tern uno
ieinen sablreiden 9lnbdnsern, tuel9e
fb an Der @rense oes GberoteIen=@e=
bets nieoer9elalien batten, gum Streit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-05-06
s,e soomers in crlap oma.

gta9 unb na9 fallen bic &eierpa.
tionen, bic lebten 3ufludtitdtten Der
@otbbaut, ben @eiBen anbeim. Saa
llrtbeil Der ebemalisen Serren .bes
norbameritauiiden Continents 1T aus=
iterben ooer 9ernidiuns; i'm unerbitt-
liden 3ampf lim's Saiein lit biz
tupferfarbise &aiie gesen Die 3auta=
lier unterlegen.
Die unsebeuren aanbifreden bes
Snoianersebiets berfleinern iid eurd
grI6lieBnng bon neuen &eIerbationen
fir tpeibe slnIieoler mebr uno mebr.
IS mar etDa oreisebn Sabre nad Der
grperbuns 2ouiiianas, als Die gun-
besresieruns 1916 bei6loB, oas beu-
tise .Snbian Serritorp", ipel6es Elm
Seltanotbeil bon 2Ouiliana mar. in
&eierpationen fit bepoiebirte Snoia.
nerltdmme umSuiuauoeln. @s banoeltt
Ii6 bierbei llHt ni6t ipeniger als 25.-
900, 900 slfer bes beiten unb fru9t-
barlten lpeItli1en SOoen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-05-06
GnsIii6e @eridjtSfeene.

Solsenbe 6rasen lteat Elm enslii6et
Ri6ter oil einen Wann, Der bel elmer
5ifentliden Geribtsperbanolung ilber
Die g6tbeit zines Seltaments, ais 3euge
auftritt. 9ti6ter .98er bat oas Seita=
mcnt perlieselt?" = 3euge: Ser gr=
blaHer ielbit." = g.: r@Obl, bod er
mar Su Der 3eit bettldgeris. 9eer that
ibm Die notbisen Sanoreibun9enY" =
g.: SD" = G.: .Was reidten Sic
ibm suerf?" ?"-3.: Gin Stiid Siesel=
lad" 81: Bon pelder Sarbe?" =
g.: ,Gs mar rotb." 81: .gic srob
mar es mobl2" = s.: ygtma orei bis
bier 3oa lang" = st.: mWober nab-
men Sic oas Sieaelaf?"- ogon
einer &ommobe. bic unipeit oes Yettes
i'm 3immer fanb." = g.: yWuran
ma6te Der GrblaHer bas Siesellad
fltiiis2" = s.: n9ln elmer Serge" =
g.: yger bielt Die SERGE" = g.:
SD" : st.: ~WOber nabmen Sic
Die SERGE" = s.: .YOn Der sleiden
&ommooe, bon ruelder i'd bas Siesel=
lad eenommen. = st.: vgBie 9rob
mar bic 9er3e?" = s.: n@twd iiinf
bis feds 3oa lang" &.: Ser
Grblaler bat oemna6 oas Seltament
eisenbanois periic9elt, uno Swar nit
einem Stiif Siegellaf bon rotber
Sarbe. tpeldes etpa orei Bis bier 3oll
lang 9eweien, unb iuel6es 3eu9e BON
elmer in Der glabe oes gettes ltebenoen
&ommobe 9enommen unb linn ielblt
iiberrei9t bat. Ser GrblaNer madte
bierauf oas Siesellaf an elmer Serge
fliilig, ipelde etwa fiinT bis iebs Soil
lang, bon Dem 3eu9en fir i'm sebal=
ten nurbe. Die Serge mar bon oem=
ielben 9lei6falls bon Der bereits er=
mdbnten 9ommooe 9enommen tporoen.
@erbdlt es lid 10. 3euseg" 8: ygs
1T pollfommen 10, wie Sic iagen, Serr
&i6ter." = st.: vMeine Serren, oas
3eusniB lit falid. Sas Seltament 1T
gar ni6t nit Sissellad, ionoern nur
nit elmer Oblate perlieaelt L"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-05-06

gs 1T iebr I6lpierig, Seemin9s Ser-
Jre6erlauibabn, uel6e ii6 in orei
@elttbeilen = europa, glmerita uno
qluitralien- abseipielt bat, bis in alle
sinselne Ybaien gu DerfOlsen. llno
bod lit es bon Der b66ten Bi6ti9teit,
Die idmmtli6en Sdanotbaten oieies
GheuIals Su entbiilen. Was Seeming
namentli6 nit ben inItinctipen Serbre=
tren een,ein fat, 1T feline OOllise G,e=
fiibaoliateit uno Maneel an &eue iiber
feline Sbaten. st erinnert al einen
infinctipen @erbreder bO9ercr Sro=
nuna ben berii6tieten GngldnOer
5bomas @ainwrigbt, Der na6einanOyr
feline 6rau, Sbwd9erin unO mebrere
Sremoe our6 8ift aus Der @elt i6aIfte,
nur um Iib in ben @enlB Der Sebens=
berii6erung su ieben. gBie 1T es an
bers moelib, als baB mir oenIelben
3ug an Seemjlts entOefen, Der na6=
Dem er iuieoerbolt, elm mDberner Slau=
bart, mebrere Srauen abgei6la6tet bat,
nun aud nod ieine flint unmiinoi9en
Sinoer ermoroet, nur oesbalb, neil
oieIelben i'm in ieinen 9alanten 9l6rn=
teuern lditie fallen fonnten.
@6t perbre6ermdBis 1T aud iein
miiberlpinbli6er Sang sur Prablerei,
2iiee unb @ornebmtbuerei. Sn glm=
lferoam tritt er als 2orO Dunn auT uno
fapert oamit Elm rei6es en9lil6es Mtdo=
den; Der armen uno pertrauensoollen
Sate &euncewea ndbert er lib in Spo=
nep unter Dem pplltDnenoen Sitel eines
,Saron Spanipn". @liidli6erlpeiie
perbinoerte feline inswiiben erfol9tt
Serbaitung Elm neues Serbre6en, Dem
bas eitmiitbise Maoden ii6er ebenio,
ipie lire Sorgdn9erinnen gum SpTer
gefallen mdre.
Seemines @baratter 1T elm unbe.
i6reibli6es Gemii6 aus rober Sint.
li6feit, @roBtbuerei, brutaler MOroluli
uno SabIu6t. Seine Spur elmer eoleu
&esuns lit in bieIsm llnsebeuer gu ent-
oeden. glm ndditen 1T er bem 9iser
peripanot, bem oas itr0menoe Slli
ieines Opfers Elm Senub eisener slri
lit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-05-06
seemims, Der MaKemmarSer.

lleber Der Yer9aneenbeit unb Der
PeriOnli6teit bes Wbroers Seeniins
I6mebt nod INNER ein eebeimniBpoles
0untel. lln5weiIelbaft lit, baB gilbert
9eeminG ooer Wiliams, sur &laie
Der initiilctipen Serbreder, wie iie bic
neIe S6ule Der Sriminal=Yip6 6olp9ie
nennt, poer moralii6 Mabni iinnigen
seb0rt. Sin initinctiper Yerbre6er,
.wie ibn 2ombroio uno Gllis beldreiben,
lit i6pn meiit bur6 getpilIe abnorme
S6dbelbiloung oOer natiirli6e Sefecte
sesei6net; iein perperier Sang gu Ser=
bre6eniit meiit erer5t, reipectipe treten
in ieiner 6amilie aufaleno biele Sale
bon gpileplie, Suberfuloie, Yauperis=
mus unb Yroltitution auf. Ser glme=
ritaner Su9oale bat our6 ben 9enausn
Stammbaum Der Wtar Suites s'iden
gta6tommen i'm n6roli6en giem Yort
bur6 ie6s @enerationen binOur6 einen
sldn5enben Seitrag sur 2ebre pOm in
ltinctipen Serbre1ertbum seliefert.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-05-06

Der gr6ffnuns Der eriten &eIerpationen
in Stlaboma tperoen iid Sweifellos
aud bier mieberbolsn. Gin budltibet-
fi9es @emiid bon Mbenteurern, @liids-
rittern. Meniden ieben 9llters uno
Stanbes, Die bier auf bic Grbffnung
warten, ipOttet ieoer Yeidreibuns.
Sod idon tpenise Woden nah Der
Selibersreifuns Oersieben iid Die un=
iauberen uno abenteueriiidtisen Gle
mente, benen es nur barauf antam, i'm
Sriiben gu fiiden, bollitanoig uno
MAIDEN Dem fleibiseu uno ieBbaften
6armer Ylab.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-05-06

Sie Siebsii6ter, pel6e oas Beioe=
lano BON ben Snoianern sepa6tet bat=
ten, riefen Die Silfe Der Sunoesregie=
rung 9e9en Yapne an. uno i6lieBli6
ipuroe oitier gefangen 9enommen rno
feline 9lnbdnser serltreut.
@egenwdrti9 banoelt es Iib I'm bic
Gri6lieBung Der Geierpationen Der
Gbepenne= uno 9lrrapaboe= Snoianer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-05-06

Inter ben slrrapaboes befnoen iid
piele woblersosene iunse Mdo6en,
pel6e auf Soften oes Stammes in go=
ltoner Snitituten cine CUTE Iusbiloung
er6alten baben. gta6 Sauie Suriid9e-
bra6t, persslien iie oft senua lire fcinc
Ycniionsbiloung. menn es iid I'M slb-
bdltung pon Natonaltdnsen ooer ion-
iiige semeiniame Seitli6teiten bes
Stammes banoelt. Sn @ollenoeden
setleiset, MAIDEN iie bic wiloeiter
Spriinse Der llebrigen nit, biz lie Dor
gri9opfuns su gOoen linten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-05-06
Cine fparfame Sar

= Cine iparfame Saus-
frau. Same SD muB meinem
Manne jeoen 9lbenb ettuas Warmes
porIeben" = SreunOin: salt mir
oar nibt Gin! Wtein Mann betommt
ieoen 9lbeno falte Slide; = perlangt
er mai mas garmes, betommt CT
einen SuB = fertia!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-05-06

= Irst: ,Sie wiiniden, baB i'd
Sbnen oieSidtporIbriften aufi6reibe?"
patient: r8enn i'd bitten oarf!. =.
llno bann tbdf i6 sic freunoli9lt er=
iu6eu, Serr Doctor. mir aud nod 9ll-
les su perbieten, mas i9 ni9t germ efI,
oamit's mir meme Sraunimmer to6t!"
@as i'm noe erwdrmen
lam. Stuoioius Buff: Sieb' briiben,
meld' biibide Game! Stubiolus Suif:
2tBt mid talt! Stueioius Buff: So,
mas fam Sid benn nod erpdrmen?
Stuoiolus Suii: Gin frditiger @ros!
Ser ri6tige 9nseler.
: @irb Sbnen oenn bas gar ni9t
lanspeiliJ, menn Sic 10 taselans beim
9ln9eln gar nibts fangen9 So1,
aber mas bat man benn BON bem biN'l
2sben, wenn man ii9 ab unb su net q
bili'l langtpeil'n tOnnt'!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-05-06
3 o t 10 Il rts!

gBenn Su oes @eses ii6er bit,
gtur porwdrts. brauf unb bran!
Obs Ha1ts lit unb nit Gimern sieBt,
Sb lteil uno raub bic Sabn,
Sein 3ueirab: Wille = pfidtgeIii9l
Srinst lider enblid 9id gum 3iel.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1892-02-18
Latest News From Limaville.

LIMAvILLE, Feb. 16.
S. T. Arnold of Kent, was home over
Sunday.
w. G. Sheets and wife have moved to
Cleveland.
Mrs, Sic Gard of Canton spent Sunday
with relatives here.
C. G. Kuntz, who has been seriously
sick, is convalescent.
Sherman Wood and wife Sundayed with
relatives in this vicinity.
William Bradway, wife and family Of
Atwater, visited here over Sunday.
Ed. Allerton went to Georgetown to see
his sister who is reported seriously i'll.
Mark Thompson, the musical agent of
Canton was here on business last week.
Frank Reeder who went to Pittsburg
Saturday with load of stock returned
Monday.
Henry Petry, who has been living in
Canton the past year returned home the
past week.
Mrs. Virginia Coates, who died in At
water Friday, was resident of this place
for many years.
James Carlyle has rented the James
Hatcher farm in Marlboro township for
the coming year.
Anson Hatch and wife who have been
staying in Edinburg the past winter, re-
turned home Monday.
L. A. Leonard has been compelled to
abandon his school work on account of O
severe attack of rheumatism.
Trustee A. P. Teal was in town Monday
looking up a German by the name of
Lewis Martie who is thought to be a fit
person to take into custody, Unfortunate
ly he did not flnd his man.
1t has been reported in this vicinity that
old Lexington would be pleased to have
the proposed work house from the simple
reason that it claims to be the oldest town
in the county. We admire her pluck in
such an undertaking.
Solomon Wiles, who last week was
making some repairs at his sugar furnace
discovered an Internal machine, @ shell
containing powder aud bullets, placed
under the CRATE, evidently placed there to
deetroy has entire sugar plant and perhaps
kill Mr.. Wiles.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1892-02-18
A FEDERAL PLAN PROPOSED FOR
CANTON. ~

The REPOSITORY tries TO compare the
ripper bill for Canton with the Federal
plan now in operation in Cleveland.
There is no ground for comparison of
the two systems, as the Rep. knows.
This is put out to deceive its readers,
as the Canton plan will not bear dis
cussion.
In the Cleveland system, the mayor,
who is elected by direct vote of the
people, has the entire responsibility of
the city government and he appoints
all his subordinates.
In Canton the people have nothing
whatever to say. Their votes count
for just rs much, as If they were all
tucked into q rat hole and the hole set
on fire.
The power that appoints the Board
Of Control is to be Republican official
not elected by the voters of Canton, and
the Democratic majority in the city are
to have no voice whatever in his Sc
lection or over his official conduct when
selected.
To compare the proposed usurpation
for Canton with the Federal plan in
Clevelandis is Just like comparing the
Cars government in Russia with the
government of our Republic.
In the Cleveland Federal plan, the six
departments of Government are ap-
pointed by the Mayor and confirmed by
the City Council. In the Canton plan
the Council will have nothing to
do but record and confirm the action
of partisan Board responsible to no
official elected by the people, and beyond
the reach of the people,
The eutire foundation of the Federal
rlan adopted in Cleveland is direct
responsibility to the people. The ell
tire foundation of the Canton system
is no responsibility to the people.
Under the Federal plan all introduc-
ton legislative acts must go to the
mayor for approval, except such as pro.
vide for improvements or making
assessments for them on the recon-
mendation of the board Of control. The
mayor can veto the whole or, where
money is appropriated, any part of the
measure. Under the plan proposed in
Canton, the board is given unlimited
control, and it behooves our citizens and
tax payers, who, are so deeply inter
ested in our financial credit and local
taxation to study this Plan carefully,
while it is pending in the Legislature.
Now is the time to take warning before
the infamy becomes law.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1892-02-18
IMPORTANT In SPRING.
Advice what People should Take.

In the Spring everybody beglns TO think OF taking
Spring medicine. Not only "a this very COM
mon practice, but a very necessary and heathfuI
one. IL Is fact which physicians acknowledge,
aud the people recognize generally, that q Spring
tonic taken during the months OF March, April and
May is absolutely necessary.
In the Spring there are great and important
changes going on In the body. Perfect health can
not be maintained wher the nerves arc weak, the
system ologged aud the organs sluggish. There
VIII be weak, tired, langaid and nervous condi-
tion, with sleepless and restless eghts tired wax
Ing In the morning, no appetite for breakfast n
bad taste In the mouth malaria, duh head bilious
ness, constipation and general dlsplrIted feeling,
For such cases as these be sure and use Doctor
Greene's Nervura, the great nerve brain and
blood lnvlgorator. It Is pronounced by everybody
doctors as well as the people, to be the best Spring
medicine In existence, and has taken rank as the
greatest and most important medical discovery OF
modern times Under the use OF this wonderful
remedy, the weak, tired and nervous feeling dsap-
pears the nerves become strong and steady; the
sleep natural and refreshing; the appetite returns
good digestion and regular action OF the bowels are
established, the kidneys and liver are restored to
healy action, ans the vital energies strength and
vigor OF the system perfectly built up.
This greatest OF all health rostorers is purely yege
table and harmless. Druggist sell II, 81.
rB-Dr. Greene the successful specialist. in
curing all forms OF nervous and chronic dis
eases, go West 18th Street, New York, can be
consulted FIRE., personally, or by letter. Call
or write him about the case, or send for
symptom blank to hll out and q letter fully ex-
planning the disease, giving advice, etc., VIII be
returned FREE
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1892-02-18
This is For z ou.

you are sick and have not been helped,
why do you not write full description OF
your case to the great specialist in curing
nervous and chronic diseases, DR.. Greene,
of 35 West 14th Street, New York, known
everywhere as the discoverer OF DIR,
Greene's Nervura, and who is without
doubt the mostsuccessful physician in the
cure of all long standing complains?
Consultation in all cases ia entirely free,
personally or by mail. Thousands con-
suit him by letter. and he returns an
answer TO all perfectly explaining their
diseases, giving advice, etc., without
charge.
His success in curing diseases by his
marvellous vegetable remedies is simply
wonderful, and he has made specially of
the cure OF persons at a distance through
let er correspondence and treatment. In
this manner thousands of people have
beer and thousands more are being cured,
and We should advise you, If you desire a
sure cure from your disease, to immedi-
ately write him all about your case. 1t
will cost you nothing to get his very valu.
able advice.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1892-02-18
NEiGHBORHOoD NEwSNOTEs
Latest News From Freeburs.

FREEBURG, Feb. Is.
Geo. Byers moved on a farm south OF
Mt. Union last Thursday.
Rev. II. p. Brinkworth Is reported on
the sick list with neuralgia.
Homer Hover has rented the AL John
son farm, south of Mt. Union.
Rev. Hoover preached several very able
sermons In the G. b. church last week.
Samuel Hoffman who has had very
severe attack of la grippe is slowly recov-
ering.
Mrs. j. w. Myers is spending week
with her parents Mr. and Mrs. George
Ricely.
c. Krabill will erect a new house as soon
as the weather opens, In place of the one
recently destroyed by fire.
The Freeburg Dramatic club is making
arrangements to render "Ten Nights in a
Barroom,n in few weeks.
Truant officer Hahn states that there
has been but little difficulty in the town
ship this winter, which speaks we'll for the
township.
Glad to notice Daniel Hoffman on our
streets again. He was severely cut in the
face by being paved by u pony few
weeks ago.
Miss Nancy Powell has purchased the
old Levi Powell (deceased) homestead.
ai CO dCEtS anu was bOltl
for Si6 per acre.
Quite number of public sales are be-
ing held in this community, which will
result in great many changes being
made in the spring.
Our schools drawing to n close and we
are glad TO state that Prof. Eldrige has
given the best of satisfaction, the only
trouble is that the term was so short.
j, II. Stier has purchased q small farm
in Columbiana county He will turn his
entire attention to farming and selling
wind pumps. Sorry to lo2e you, Johnny.
On last Friday Arthur Reese, son of Nor
man Reese of Robertsville, was inferred
in the G.. B. cemetery. He was aged II
years and 2 months, Rev. Hoover of Bar
ryville officiating to large congregation
of sorrowing friends.
Teams and shovelers have commenced
the excavation of the cellar for L. b.
Owens new barn to be built in the early
spring by j. Strom OF Mineral Point. This
with the new house already erected will
be decided improvement for North Main
street.
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Lilly of She Sixth ward last night TO re-
mind them that IL was their tin wedding
anniversary. A dance was one OF the
features of the affair, after which Mrs.
Lilly served an elegant supper.
Sixteen trarnps, of high and low degree,
sought accommodation in the city bastile
last night. Their supplications for shelter
TO our tender hearted policemen we're not
10 vain, as all were taken in and given a
warm bed on smooth iron floor for the
night.
Squads of boys paraded all the back
streets up till eleven o'clock last night
looking for Jack, the PEPPER" Unfortu-
nately he did not make an appearance, SO
the boys could not carry out their plan of
q coat of tar and feathers for him.
The City Band boys gave another Of
their successful dances at Goddard's
Rink last night. A large crowd was pres
ent and everything went off smoothly and
III perfect order.
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Died

January 81, 1892, at his residence in Lex
ington township, Stark county, Ohio, Mr..
Samuel Bush, aged 66 years, month, %
days. Deceased was born December s,
1926, in Green township, Mahoning
county, Ohio, and removed TO Stark
county when years Of age where he re-
sided ever since. He has been patron
and constant reader Of the STARK COUNTY
DEMOCRAT for the past 45 years, was
greatly loved by q large circle of friends
whose hearts are today heavy with sor-
row. The example of such life as his is
worthy of imitation. "Tbe righteous hath
hope in DEATH" Let us "also be ready,
for in such an hour as ye think not the
son OF man cometh."
"May we In yonder city,
whose mansions are so fair,
Be numbered with the ransomed,
And Greet each other there"
f. j. q.