The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1896-07-23

expects to do big business this coming
fall.
Mrs. Mary Mains Of this plaoe, has gone
| TO Cleveland to visit her daughter, Mrs.
X. A. Cobb.
| George Dristman Is obliged to carry his
hand in a sling, the result Of baseball
business
william J. Bryan is growing in popu
larity ever day in this town and vicinity.
Howard villas, who has been working
near Akron, was home Monday with
his parents.
James Roath and wife, who have been
visiting In wilmot, have returned to
their home
Mrs. Leonard and her son George, Of
Salem, visited relatives In town Sunday.
Several good buggy whips were traded
off Saturday evening, unknown to the
parties who secured them. The trade
was in favor largely Of those who suggest
ed the trading.
Fred Croad, daughter and father, Of
Canton, called on friends in Limayille
Sunday.
L. Q. sebrell. of Akron, was in town
Sunday.
A. D. Heberlin9, DR.. H. d. Beckett and
8. K. Darr, went TO North Georgetown
Sunday on their wheels.
Quite goodly number Of the K. o. I.
NJ. members of this place expect to go
to Silver Lake July 80, to attend state
gathering Of knights Of the Maocabees
! PARIS.
Any one wanting genuine good DEM
ooratio paper should subscribe for the
Stark County Democrat.
Born to Mr. and MRS. Arthur Stimmel,
last Friday, son.
Children's day services were held at the
Lutheran church last Sunday. Rev. Lau-
tenschlager and Student Singer delivered
fine addresses
No minister has yet been secured for
this charge of the Reformed church, al
though several have preached trial SER
mons.
Oats harvest is at hand, and will en-
gage the attention of our farmers this
week The crop will be a good one.
Speakman g. Sheatsley, contractors,
have commenced laying brick for the dis
trict No. school-house.
The board of education Of Paris town
ship, district No. z, met In special session
for the purpose of examining the school
house which was erected only two years
ago whose walls are giving way, the cor
ners are sinking, the roof is swagging,
and the window stills are breaking. 1t
appears to be the opinion Of many that 1t
is the fault of the Pleasant Valley coal
company who are blamed for having
taken out the coal from under the build
ing The roof Of the mine has broken
down.
, Mt. Union college commencement takes
place this week.
Paris was we'll represented at the town.
ship Sunday school convention last Satur-
: day evening.
MARLBORO.
william Powell was out Of the house
Sunday for the first time since he was
, stricken by paralysis
william Spellman is able to get down
town again.
, John Beltz is about the same as at our
, last writing.
Mrs. Culp and daughter, of New Berlin,
W as the guest Of Mrs. Nettie Lamiell,
last week.
Miss Lille Holibaugh, of Middlebranch,
visited her brother, W. W. Holibaugh,
Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs.W. ID. Sheets visited rela.
tives near Canton, Saturday and Sunday.
Fred Kreichbaum, Of New Berlin, visit
ed friends In town last week.
In the New Baltimore Marlboro game
last week, Marlboro won, the score being
8 to T. In the Atwater. Marlboro game
Marlboro was defeated by score of 22 to
!. 20. The feature Of the last game seems
I. to have been one Of sluging.
d. L. Stonemetz and Uriah Brumbaugh
of Hartville, were in town Saturday.
a The Marlboro ball club will play al
K New Berlin next Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Robinson, Mr.
: Charles Stump and Miss Clara Robinson
Y of Canton, were the guests of Mr.. NJ
o Repogle, Sunday.
j. Harry Holibaugh, o. T. Harsh, Ros
s coe Wearstler and DR.. l.. b. Santee, wert
Q among the crowd that attended the grad
uating exercises of the mems department
of Mt. Union college, Monday.
4 Marlboro has two students graduating
y from Mt. Union this year, namely, Mis-
. Lee Wearstler and Mr.. q. U. Walker.
Mr.. Charles Moore, of Canton, was il
town Tuesday.
~ If the silver sentiments keeps on increas
ing at the rate that 1t has been, for tn,
u past three months, Bryan will have
!. unanimous vote in this township this fall
!. The principal McKinleyites are an ex
township clerk and doctor who woult
liked to have been state senator.
Mrs. b.. Dickerhof, of Canton, was IL
II town this week.
SPARTA.
g Rev. Neely Is quite sick. Rev. Baum
Is filling his appointments.
II Grandma Mckinney, who has beel
quite sick, is some better
4 Grandma Dyer, Sr., is sick with stom
n aoh and heart trouble.
Grandma Shoyer is very sick.
The festival was success.
The ladies of the Maccabees had pleas
u ant social Saturday. The Canton ant
Waynesburg hives were present.
n Isaac Goshorn has moved on is farm.
n The Youngs have bought new thres h
q ing machine.
n Elmer Smith will teach the Spart
school.
n John Russell is home from school a
Ada.
"a Sparta Democrats are satisfied witt
Bryan.
WILMOT.
We made O mistake few issues inc
in our information In the Beach City liq
h uor fight. The council was never tie
up, and from reliable source we learl
Is that the mayor did not have the deciding
). vote. We correct this to give the new
d in truthful manner. The saloon re
spousibility rests with the council, fou
u to Two, and not with the mayor. Gu
:. aim In reporting news is to give facts an,
not Imagination, and so in this case VI
"Rive the devil his dues.'
y Editor II. @. Shanower, of the Review
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