The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1896-08-27

We are not today In the financial oondi-
tion Mexico Is. with ell OF her free
silver. She has not railroad In the
hands OF receiver. Can we say that2
No, we cannot. They also claim that
our silver will become lower. Mexico's
silver has not become lower. 1t Is worth
two cents more today than ours.
NAVARRO.
Prof. MoKean, of Chicago, made fly
ing trip through town last week.
Mrs. Cal. Houk, Of Pittsburg, Pa, is
home with her mother, Mrs. David Ment-
ger, who has been sick the last six
months.
Mrs. p. b. welch has been on the sick
list the last few weeks, but is some better.
Born to Matt Clemens and wife,
another Democrat, who will likely be
ohristened Bryan.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs josh Hodgson,
another son, and he will likely be named
William Mckinley.
Rev. Father Muller will spend the week
in Cleveland.
The teachers Of the public schools will
attend the institute at Canton this week,
and the public schools will open August
| 81.
viii Bennett, DR.. Devices and the
Misses Linda Hug, and Vesta Brown,
spent Sunday In Canton with Miss Nora
Mccormick.
The u. b. conference will begin at
Canton on Wednesday Of this week. Our
U. B. pastors Of this place will attend the
conference.
MIR. Ed. Greeter and Miss Tracy Moog
will be married at st. Clements church
Tuesday morning, August 25, by Rev.
Father Muller.
Credit is due the Union cemetery trus-
tees and the mem bers Of st. Clements
Society for giving their cemeteries their
yearly claims.
Miss Nora Carver has returned from
the Mt. Vernon camp meeting and reports
an excellent meeting
LIMAvILLE.
Saturday morning, August 80, is the
time set for the purpose Of organizing a
! silver club In sLimaville. A large
attendance Is desired. All those who feel
Interested in the cause Of free silver should
! attend the meeting.
Fred Hartenstine,of Akron, is visiting
Mr.. Hipp, of Canton, made business
/ trip to this place last week.
H. @. Ware, of Cleveland, is visiting hi
father -in-law, @. ]. Anthony.
A big crowd was in attendance at thu
horticultural meeting at the residence o
D l. G. Coates, west of town.
0 Quite number of people from thi
place attended the horticultural reunion
held at Rockhill's park, at Alliance
Thursday.
. L. y. Sebrell, former resident of thi
i place, but now of Akron, visited relative
In town over Sunday.
D Enos Mills, wife and family, OF Jeffer
: son, Ashtabula county, visited relative
|. in town last week.
Adam Bower and K. l. Sebrell mad
business trip to Canton Saturday.
= John Trescott of Randolph, made ou
:. town a business call Saturday.
/ H. W. Britton and wife visited in Edin
burg over Sunday.
IS Dr. A. ID. Beckett reports but little sick
ness in this place and vicinity.
j. Delbert Roath who has been visitin
relatives in Michigan for some time, ha
!, returned to his home, having made th
10 trip on his wheel
Mrs. Bostian, of Washingtonville
visited In town last week.
"a Mr.. Anthony, of Colum biana county
:. visited relatives near town.
:. Miss Carrie Tull, of Ravenns. visited 4
i this vicinity last week.
p Mrs. Riley Skeene, of Cleveland, who ha
been visiting in this place, has returne
IS home.
Abram Fox, the town marshal, Is wear
p ing the usual smile It's fine boy.
Mrs. WA. Mattingly, of Plymouth, Ind
It ana, is visiting ersmother, Mrs. Paine, /
this place.
n BARkYVILLE.
= s. NJ. Haines, of Salem, is visiting at \
y O. Browns,
George Boulin, of Little Rock, Arkansas
is visiting his old home Mr.. Bouli
/ went to Arkansas twenty years ago. HI
IL many friends are glad to see him agar
The Misses Flory and Louise Atkins, {
u Alliance, were the guests of the Misst
's Duprez on Sunday.
Mrs. Adam Wise and little daughte
"
" friends In this vicinity on Thursday.
- Louis Monnot and family of Louisville
- and Mr.. and Mrs. Joclere, OF Soap Hi
were entertained on Sunday by Mr.. an
u Mrs. Peter Frank.
Mrs. william Piokins of Rome, visite
her sister, Mrs. k. O. Brown, on Frida.
10 Mr.. and Mrs. A. ID. Wallace of All
70 anoe, and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Renzei
n brink, and G. S. Lyons and family,
Csnton, spent Sunday at Patrick Lyon
20 Mrs Philomene Chaffin Of Cantor
10 was the guest of Jacob Duprez and famil
part of last week.
A number Of the employees of the cemeI
works at Middlebranoh came to town O
- Thursday evening, presumably to have
good time. They were accompanied
Harter's string band. The music WI
g vary fine and enjoyed by all who heard /
After having good time the party r.
y turn ID to their homes and we would sa!
&C m again, boys, but for the actions
10 tho party on their way home. When pas
"a ing the residence of Ed Frank, In tf
p West End, they shot his valuable dog
N The dog did not molest them In any wa,
% When passing Mr.. II. Is. Browns, the
also shot AZ his dog, following iu fror
% the road to the house and shooting
number of times,
n Louis Lsmille was awarded the oontraC
n for furnishing coal for the schools {
!" Marlboro township. He will furnls
seventy y-aye tons at SO. 10 per ton.
10 piimentary Notice.