The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1896-06-18
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smashed while working at the mine,
Mr.. Richard Alien comes down thC
road towards the Goat Hill school-housC
and then turns to the right pretty often
Miss Martha Beck was leader at Gross
Roads Christian Endeavor Sunday even
ing Miss Ada Warstler will lead next
Sunday evening,
Miss Emma Shelter, Of Smoketown
was visiting her grandfather, Mr.. Wurtz,
Sunday.
Mrs Joseph Collier, of Doylestown, was
visiting in this neighborohood over Sun.
day.
The Misses Rica Beck, and Nettie and
Nora Boughmsn visited at Mr. Jacob
Poorman's Sunday,
Mrs. Harvey warstler and Mrs. John
Collier were in Winesburg Sunday.
One Of our fine young men wears tan.
colored shoes to go with a ceratin young
lady.
The net proceeds receiovd from the eti.
quette social was S12.62.
PARIS.
On last Monday, during a thunder
storm, the lightning struck into the
gable end of Mr.. John Lentz's barn, doing
slight damage,
On !SSs is.ss thursday night, at about Q
O'Clock, Dr. Beebout breathed his last.
He was about the Oldest man in this
township, being 92 years, and six months
old. Mr. Myers, Of Osnaburg, was the
undertaken in charge, and Rev. J. F
Lantensohlaeger, Of Waynesburg,
preached his first seromn in this place,
having been installed on last Sunday.
The festival given for the benefit Of the
Paris band on last Saturday night was
very largely attended, Notwithstanding
the damp weather. Ice cream, bananas,
cake and lemonade were served
. Mr.. 7. n. zeigler, Of Canton, was
among the visitors at Paris on last Satur-
day night. Mr.. Zeigler is all right for
free coinage of silver and an all round
good fellow.
Mr.. David Manguess, who resides on
Mr.. A. j. BARS farm adjoining town, lost
a pair of twin mules one night last week
by somtherlng to death.
Our band will have new uniforms in a
few days.
Our band-stand has been treated with
a coat of white paint.
The festival at New franklin on last
night resulted in fight by some
of the Bayard boys,
A pair of twin Jersey calves can be seen
by stopping at the barn of Ed. A Zih-
niger.
HOMEwoRTH
Editor W. W. Roberts, of The Ohio
State Record, of Youngstown, addressed
a large crowd of voters in the hall, Satur-
day evening, on the free coinage of silver.
Miss lisa Little, of East Liverpool, is
visiting friends in Homework at present.
d. H. Weaver will soon have his new
barn completed east OF Homework.
The Democrats of Knox township held
a nomination Saturday afternoon and
selected four good delegates to the county
at Libson.
Fertilizer agents are in the field rs
thick as grasshoppers in harvest. Get
your gun.
Peter Pieren still has few very fine
driving horses for sale.
Miss Edith Barnes, OF Hanover, was in
this community last week visiting
friends.
Nicholas Glozer, of New Alexander, was
crossing the G. & p. track north Of town,
Tuesday. in buggy, and was struck by
q passenger train, making kindling wood
Dut of the vehicle but the horse escaped
injury Mr.. Glozer was thrown about
thirty feet and received terrible injuries,
but it is thought he will recover. 1t was
D very close call.
LIMAVILLE.
Sunday, about 95 K. o. T NJ. members
Of Limaville, Tent No. 1872, turned out
ina body and attended church In the af-
ternoon. Rev. Phillips preached quite
IN interesting sermon for the occasion. A
brief history of the Maccabees was given,
and he also spoke Of the fraternal part of
odge work.
A ball game several days ago between
and Limaville resulted in big
victory for Marlboro.
Quite goodly number from this place
Saturday attended the Fox reunion at
Marlboro
o. p. Sebrell, who has just completed
MS new house, moved there on Thursday.
Farmers in this section are sowing an
immense amount of millet for seed, ow-
ng to the last outlook for hay.
The town council has ordered the town
,lerk to sell 200 yards more o. grsvel t.
,he lowest responsible bidder. Coed
.oads are in demand the whole year
-ound.
Kuntze g. Son, closed down their pot
jery works for week.
Curt Kuntze is up to date the cham
Dion bass catcher, having landed one
weighing / n pounds.
Mrs. George Hart and family of Mas
,illon, visited relatives here over Sunday.
will Leisure went to Edinburg Sunday
10 visit friends.
Elgin Arnold, popular school teacher,
eft for Lebanon, o., Saturday, to take a
normal course.
T. 7. Arnold, who had his shop burned
some time ago, and fully insured, has
has had the insurance adjusted by the
The Democratic primary did not
Saturday. Free silver tickets
were seen, but no one had the courage to
go out, consequently no central commit
teeman was elected.
The question that's sgitating the minds
Of the populace at present is the legality
Of riaing upon the sidewalks with a
bicycle. Some argue that it's necessary
to have an ordinance, while others claim
not.
MARLBORO.
Mr.. o. U. Walker was home from Mt
Union over Sunday.