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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-18

SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Rev J. E. TEIACkER will preach at II
o'clock a. NJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-18

GRACE STREET PRESBYTERIAN
Church. Rev. JEFsE WlTEERSPOON.
D. D., pastor.-No services in this church.
This congregation viii Worship with the
First Presbyterian Church. Services at
II o'clock A. NJ. and SIS o'clock Mr..
preaching by Rev. w. n. SCOTT. D. D..
OF Galveston. Tex Sunday-schooi SER
vices at $50 o'clock A. ~ Wednesday,
night service at Sis o'clock
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-02-24
Sc mANDA GRATIS
A TODO Ell MUNDO
Ua PaQUETE De PRuEBA DE- mas
FAk0SO REMEDIO.
QUE RESrlsLEcE ByY PaoNT0 El geoR PERDlDe.

Todo Ell que ocurra II State Medica al Institnta,
oo2 E1el<trou Bnilding, Fort Wayne, Ind. -,
e. u, recibiTa por Correo, y gratis, paqnete
del renediO mas notable, con que Sc han curado
"a miles dc hcfsibrcs. quieueS habian veuido In
chando i1liitiftiI-at4 por largo tempo contra In
yi9or. Su exito ha sido grande que, en- pro
de la huTnauidad- i1a resuelto este Iustituto ne
partir gratuitaneate paquetes de Prueba tOdas
las persouaS qtee ocarrau a el. Ell tratamiento
puede efcctudr err su propiO hogar, sin molee-
tia; asi que todo ii que padezca de debilidaG
sexual, k9a 10 cualquier forn1a, va proceda de
errores de juveutud, perdida premature de fner-
y Bienoria, depression Iisica, varicoceie 3
ernacaciou de IaG f.1rtes, puede curarse, por 81
nisrno, casa, sin deSpertar la nlui ina ateEE-
cion o cu-3osidad par parte de nadie.
a1entador.y y deSaroI1a raptdanteute las fueEza8
fisiCaS. Tambi2n cura todas las erfermsd2des
causad2s por e1 largo abuso de las fuucioneS
naturales, o por cu41q uier accidente del nisnGo
genero, en- las Gu siempre ha sido verdadera-
nnente Soberauo.
Ei .itrto quiere ayudar aquelia c1ase de
honbres one puedeu deiar su hogar para ir 4
curarse; y por ESQ les manda gratis una mues-
que les dara rrueba de Ia facilidad con
dad sexual = otras enferuIedades de Ia miisma
especie. usando remedies adecuados.
FL Institute no hace ninguna exception, pres
nanda gratis todo Ell que lie escTiba paq uete
de prueba, cuidadosamente se1lado para evitar
ua1quier Inconvenience o publcidad. Toda So
licitnd diri,sida al State Medical Institute,
vista de oDteuer paquetes de prueba, sera atesa-
dida prouta esneradamente.
Sc sap1ica los 1ectores escriban elm psrdida
de tempo.
Febrero a. I-52 6.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-02-24
AVISO

El martes 30 del pasado fueron ex-
traidos de la casa del que suscribs
Sta. Isabel, 3 caballos de los siguien-
tes colores: uno zaino obscure de las
dos patas traseras bIancas y un lunar
en- ell casco de una de las mano, cola
erin Iarga, de 10 D II amos de edad,
los dos laterales superiores de la bo-
ca los tiene rajados y cicatrizados por
ell bocado freno; otro de color bayo,
g cuartas de alzada, 6 Y amos ca
bos negro colo Y erin regular el
otro de color negro IL a l2 amos de
edad alzada 6 liz cuartas senas par
ticolores una mancha blanca On eI
hocicO y las dos patas traseras blaR
cas- GRIN y cola abultada.
El que presente estos caballOs Sc le
gratificara con la suma de 5 $25.
Sta. Isabel, Febrero 8 de 1900. 10.
Sc MQrOltQ. IL Ia
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-02-24
LA LEALTAD
DE PAGES HERMAMOS
MAJOR eSQkf4aa a Castillo Ponce

En este estableeiniento snftido como
lus mejoTes en sa eiase euooGtEaIa de
venta ell pdblico en- general los artfcu.
los siguienlep, todos fresoos y de supe-
rior cahdad.
Variado y complete surtido de fru-
tas Y conservas almentioias:
Mantequilla dsnesa, Cerveza helada
a todas hoEas, Pinientos morrones, Ga.
Jones. Salmon, Sardinas On esesbeche,
Leohe coudensada, Calamares en So tin
ts, Guisa' tes, Tot ates al natural, T1-
ron de vsrias clases, Gsiletas dulces
Cho ,oiatS Aceitunse, y s slchich6n.
E.peciaidad en conservas sliment;-
cias vinos y licores de tadas clases
Vssitsd el esbah'' oimiento y os conyen
sereis de 10 qua ofTecemos.
Eoero 25 de 1900
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-02-24
Foser y adelgazar

No
condon hoShi los
De oelc
los tejdos
nente
fIosa a la 0TTese rmeHoen
neaeuaa ndbc
n1d m 0pn qu ahn
e eventen as % &
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-02-24
Buen negOciO
Sc VENDE

Una casa EN- Ia CalIe de
Ia EstreIla, sifuaGla EN-
In zOnR de piedras. CON
su solar, que lnliGae rs
varas de fOn do, CON . La
ole frante.
Para infOrme dir1gir-
Sc - oSf&S Offcinas.
FebrerO Io de 1900. ID.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-02-24
TARJETAs
AL MINUTE

Mostaza medicinal Y
para la mesa. Emhasa
da en- latas de 1l4, liz
l, 8 y 10 lbs. y On On,
Gstes, liz bsrriles :
bsTriles. Urdeneu po1
ncto de sus sgen-
tas w. @. DEAN 3
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-02-24
Sc Alquila

Una parte de la casa 60. piso calle
Mayor y Aurora propia para un ma
trimonio con poca familia, informes,
Ezequiel Prieto Salud 32.
FebrerO l2 de 1900, 8l6
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-02-24
E1ICI-'o

En- virtud de- provideneia dictada en t.
fscna por el aenor ia unloipnl de e>t
Giud4d eD l0n au', ne ju ciO verbal civil
igst do por dor AutoLiU c tin hi contrs
dona M x'mina Mnnera TIN ] ea Cobro
de pesos, 40 sacau d III 1ltca suoa.ts pr 81
rermino de veinte atas los bieres sigulen
tes.
Oasa de MADEIRA techada de tejamani
marcada con Ell p6nero 35 de- gcbierno, en-
la ca de la vida de Juaua Dlaz la cua
da freGte poT 9! Z ts coo su solar corI % pom
diente, en- colindsnc'a por su derecha en-
trando: aI sud- con casa de don Pedro Carre
ras, por 50 !zquierda; al N1ite COZ otra
Alvarado hermanos; pr 81 aspslda 81
Caste con terreDos de doD jose Gallatt: per
tenece en- dominic 8 dofia Msx;mina Mnre
"a de Patifo por herencia de 81 msdre Sc
halIa inscrita en el RAgistro de la Propledad
81 folio 103 vuelto del tomo Pa del Ayupta
miento de Juana Diaz dnca nnmero 1907
inscrigc6n cuarta, justjp .eciada en- seiscieu-
tos cincueota pesos mo1eda proviT cisl no
tiene otro grsvamen sjn6 Ell embargo traba
do en- autCs
Los que quieIau inter sarse e. Ia sdaui-
siei6n de dicha ficca ~Odr sendir Ia Sala
Audiencia de este Juzgsdo 8 al de Jnans
Diaz donde eimutanesmente Sc ver,Acar& el
| remate el dis ounce de Asfz pIfximo .
| las dos de Ia ia de; No sdmitieL dose po9tL'
! ras Que no e0brap los dos tsvcins del justi
precic, debieudo Ios licitsdorss coDsignsr
preViamepte el 10 por ,iert7 del tipo de u
/ Sasta, sin cuyn 1equi tic 10 podr6H tomsT
parte en- Ia suha, t.
Ponce, F. brern 20 de 900.-A. AR1As Z
Sscretario MANUEL CATALA 1-3
Don Juan dc Dios Torres q Fsrrer,
Ja1ez Municipal de la V1Ha de .Jua.
! ma Didz
| AIpdojc haxo b r cue ea los ant .
4 de- ! licio verb civil rseuido Ell este J Z.
esdo por d. q f cisco Fa2zi y Lore nzeti,
contra don Aut MO Barli geri y e ly Dif
1 an cohro de ausrenta lesos moneda provip,
oial las costas; se ha dispuest0 10 yenta eE
| r6hlics subasta por ell t6rmiuo de oahc dits
fe mn caballo bay3 encerado, 6e cabos ne
o-os. de siste cusrSss de alz ida. paso cortG
deyanado crimes yegdlsres, IN lucer3 bIanea
On la frente mar3gdn en- Ia cadera deTectC
CON una for &c lis y en-1o &c seis a1oT. os
q ia de mortar en D1~l tado en- geIrAa J
Iast-iboe: Guys biepe5 fderCn tai AIDES Ii
suma de 81 tsota y claco pssos "a Jneda pro
viueia'. v se s5flal0 para Ell acta de rema {,
lei dfa yti t,y och de Fehrtr 70 cCr iente
los tres De is tard, eo II s ala APdierc.a d.
este Juzgadc, no RdmitieDdcse rrorcsicic
mes one no eubrau las dos re- cerBs partes d.
Ia tasaci6p pRevia consignacioD en- II neFi
del Juzerdo de una cartidaa !guai por
| na,,os al diez nor ciauto del yalor que sirv
de tino ia snbast~; sin cnyo requi>ito n
I "A admitila ninguna prope i,:iof; adyiFtl 20
| .ose que DO ha side s0riida IL corre. pom
diects mstricu per no haheria presertad
/ ell dsudor
Dado On Juana Disz diez : nueve d
Fsbrero de mil uoyeeieGsos, Sscrefaric
AEAon.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-02-24
In eSta Imp'enta
Sc hacen con perfrCi6n tra-
bajOs q dos Y tres thtas.
Esquelas mOrtuOrhs.
Para AIumnos lntern0s
SoleRio SANTO TDMAS


l. Bs sd
L. ttlCL tlA seEeRan
WA
la
Aa
sGtL, keACA
miitaTes
A ENskEANzA
partios
q sapitu
EUROPA m0scales
snceden De @
RAu clarnete cuenta
unasposon especial
pueden aprenoer este
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-02-24

Gale de la Marina Mat7ne7'0 g.
En- este nuevO taller Sc hacen bOti-
nes ffnos de medida para caballer0s
y senoras.
Tambien tiene una novedad en- cal
zado para mayOrdomOs y ninos coSi
do con alambre que garantizo.
EnePO 25.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-02-24

NNTAA-La isla dc Curacao, a.
tnaSa A. Sur os u oe Puerto klCos
OieOee : los pnertorriqusaos shAicgas
sondiaiones ollmaEoIogIcas qus esEa.
M Vistu de FHsrto'hioo o curacao
ss de M alA y msolo'
Para rsas inforAeS, dirigirse al sr.
Inspector de InGtrucGton Fupliea dsn
EhriqHs MUyks en- Arroyo, y al "Bo-
leain Marsantil,' San Jusn, y LOS
paeres paRlos en- Ponce.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-02-24

Enero IS de 1900.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-02-24
DR PAsAJEs
CLAsE DIsTIEGUIDA

Para ipfsrmes generates, dirigrse con.gnaaros
asa plaza. IS
FRfFZE, EUMDT 7 Ca
Ponce, Diciembre 18 De 1899
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-02-24
Lfberfad Torres Grau
AVOCADO

Ofrece sus SerylciOs profesionales
plaza de las Dehclas numerO "A, eS
yuma q la caIle de Cells Agullera.
HoraS de consuIta de z 3 de Ia
tarde. English Spoken.
FebrerO Z de 100. | II. d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-02-24

.sON2 Mew Yo,k Maeatras pueden ser
vjstas en- casa de- !a Vslle C8ucio,
Ponce y &c eovisn gratis por correo ~
one las pi9a Agosto 81 de- 1899
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-02-24

VPidanse programs la
Direction del Cole "StO. Tomas
CUACAo-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-02-24

Ia - = : A@>GH
COmpanla de vapOres ifalianOs
Eaero 25 de 1900.

4 Un vapor aiano de Comp egaa ell
de Mario Saint Thomas Santa d. ene
rife Geneva Napoes Veneca Lvorno Trieste; pssaero
la para Thomas Santa Cruz de Teuene
y f46f va, Napo Barcelona, via Geneva ]
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-10-12
MARLBORO ITEMS
That Met the Eye and Reached the Ear
OF Valued Correspondent.

Marlboro, Oct. II.
Quite a number of our citizens will
attend the Bryan meeting at Youngs-
town next Monday.
The funeral of Mrs. L. B. Maxwell
was largely attended on. Monday. She
was a highly respected s1ady and will
be greatly missed by her family and
the community in general.
The funeral of Samuel Carr was
very largely attended on Tuesday. Mr..
Carr was a member Of the X. o. T. NJ,
who had charge of the funeral. He was
man of excellent habits and a good
substantial citizen in every sense Of
the word.
The Persian entertainment given in
the Disciple church on Sunday night
was grand success
A Democratic meeting will be held in
the Marlboro town hall on Wednesday
evening, october 18th. The meeting viii.
be addressed by the Hon. z. II. Moore,
ex-mayor of Youngstown, and Hon.
John H. Morris, Democratic candidate
for congress, in the Eighteenth Ohio
district. Mr.. Moore has the reputation
of being one of the best speakers in
the state and everybody will doubtless
avail himself of the opportunity of
hearing him.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-10-12
CAIRO CULLlNGS.

Cairo, Oct. II.
Zachariah Wrestler, Homer Gotschell
and James Bishop, who have been visit
ing friends and relatives in this vicinity,
have returned to their homes in Kan
sas.
Miss Loretta Hubley attended the
meetings at the Brethren church We'd
nesday and Thursday.
Quite a few of the Cairo people at
tended the Akron fair, Thursday.
Mr.. Edward Brumbaugh of Harris
burg spent Thursday night with Curtis
Stambaugh and family.
The child of Mr.. and Mrs. Stark was
buried in the st. Jacobs cemetery
Tuesday.
George Master made trip to Hart
vile, Wednesday.
The funeral of Miss Effie Ebie was
held in the Brethren church Friday af-
ternoon. The friends and neighbors
sympathize with the family in this sad
bereavement.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-10-12
OFFICERS CHOSEN
BY the First United Evangeli'
cal Church Trustees
Church Finances.

At meeting Of The board Of trustees
Of the First United Evangelical church,
the following officers were elected for
the present conference year: President
Frank B. Niesz; vice president, John r.
Forehope; secretary, s. G. Domer;
treasurer, John ]. Creighton.
The past year has been one of un-
precedented success in matters OF
finance. The Indebtedness on the church
was reduced to $575, there having been
$3.50 paid on the debt during the year
in addition to $275 of an expenditure 70:
interior improvements. The congrega-
tion contributed for all purposes during
the past conference year about $4,000
The trustees hope to be able to pay of
the remaining indebtedness during the
present conference year.
The following persons have been elect
ed by the board of trustees to act as
ushers for one year: Edwin r. Probert
Emanuel Whitmer. Harry Kouth and
Daniel Harry.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-10-12
FACTS FROM FREEBURG.
The News Of the Day Sent In BY
Our Regular Representa-
tive.
Freeburg. Oct. 8.

A good number from this place at
tended the Bryan rally near Homeworth
on Saturday. They report very prof
liable meeting.
Rev. Hensel, of the United Evangeli-
cal church, preached his first sermon at
this place last Sunday. Rev. Hensel
comes well recommended as an earnest
worker and an able speaker.
Jacob Knoll, who has been sojourning
in the west for the past six months, is
again with us much improved In health
and looking at least 10 years younger.
The Alliance fair will be we'll patron
ized by our citizens this week.
Ed. Hahn came in contact with the
crank on Shidler's thrasher last week,
the result being badly skinned nose. a
pair of black eyes and several other
minor bruises.
Quarterly meeting will be held in the
Evangelical church on Saturday and
Sunday, October 20 and 21.
Daniel Hoffman was Canton visitor
Saturday.
James Trump, of Alliance, spent sun
day visiting friends In this vicinity.
Several parties from Alliance are buying
up several car loads of potatoes, paying
80 cents per bushel.
Fifty-three tickets were sold from this
place to the Minerva fair last Friday.
The Rufiin brothers caught four coons
Saturday night.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-10-12

FARMS FOR SALE-Farm of over 120
acres three miles southeast Of Louis
Vile, good seven room house, bank barn
40xS0 feet, all kinds of outbuildings,
plenty water, three acre orchard Of
choice fruits, rich rolling land but no
hills. Price $50 per acre and reasonable
time.
Farm of over 125 acres, good ten room
house and bank barn with COW shed
22x56 feet attached, large wagon house,
rich rolling land, two miles east Of
East Rochester Columbiana county, o.
Price $1,000, $4,000 cash, balance easy;
or will exchange for Canton properties
at fair cash valuation.
SO acre farm northwest Of New Ber-
lin; seven room house, bank barn 40x90,
necessary outbuildings, all in prime
condition. Wind pump, good orchard,
Stark county farm. $4,000 and very rea-
sonable terms.
Fourteen acre farm five miles south
of Canton, good six room house, stable,
abundance of fruit and berries, pleas
ant location, near school house and
church, $1,000 and fair terms.
Three acre tract one mile northeast
OF Greentown; good six room log house,
barn and outbuildings, plenty fruit and
berries, $500.
/ have farms Of all sizes at fair
prices and reasonable terms in all parts
of Stark and Carroll counties. If you
want to buy, sell or exchange small
tracts, farms or city property place or
secure mortgage, loan or get an alb
stract, write me or give me a call. At
torney Allen Cook, 1873 South Market
street, Canton, o. 12-d
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-10-12
NEW STORE MADE
| AN INSTANT HIT.
zollinger & Co,sAre Already
Enjoying Immense Business
IN THE NEW DAYLIGHT STORE
The Result Of Business Energy and Push-
The Greatest Store Canton Has
Ever seen-Ths Reward OF
Business Enterprise.

The opening of w. r. Zollinger's new
store in the Folwell block has been
watched with considerable interest by
the citizens Of Canton and vicinity. Tho
progressive element predicted a great
success for the undertaking, while the
fossilized portion Of the community de-
clared the enterprise was ahead of the
city, and would not pay.
The departure was so radical and the
undertaking SO great that every de-
velopment has been looked after with
the keenest interest. Enough time has
elasped to thoroughly demonstrate that
the undertaking Is and will be a sue
cess. The crowds that throng the store,
and the volume of business indicates
how Canton appreciates enterprise and
the name Of Zollinger has been put to
the fore of the trade of the city by the
enterprise that gave the city such a
building and such store.
The past few years have seen a re-
markable development in the business
interests of Canton. The progressive
firms are pulling ahead, and those who
will risk nothing and hide their light
under bushel are being rapidly out
stripped In the race by more enterpris-
ing competitors. Canton is one of the
best cities of Ohio, and will support ex-
cellent stores, and w. r. Zollinger is
None of the business men of the city who
has proven this assertion.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-10-12
,CAME BACK TO
Be PUNISHED.
Said He Wanted to Lead a Bet
ter Life Hereafter.
HE HAD STOLEN A HORSE.
And Judge MoCsrty Gave Him Three
Years For the Onense-A Peculiar
aad Somewhat Dramatic
Incident.

There was rather a dramatic scene In
court room No. Wednesday afternoon,
when william Reese was brought in be-
fore Judge McCarty for horse stealing.
Two years ago Reese stole horse be-
longing to William Morrison. Of Can
ton. He made his escape and at the
time was not apprehended, though
search was made for him.
After an absence Of about q year and
q half Reese came back to Canton,
surrendered himself to the authorities
and admitted his crime. He was in
dicted by the last grand jury and
pleaded guilty in court when arraigned.
When brought in for sentence the
Judge asked him II he had anything
to say why the sentence Of the court
should not be pronounced upon him.
Reese said:
"I expect to be punished for any crime
I have committed, but I ask the court
to be merciful to me. I came back
from Dakota to acknowledge this crime
and take my punishment, as do not
want it hanging over me. have made
UP my mind to live an honest life and
let liquor alone, and then I will get
rid of all trouble"
Judge McCarty said he had noted all
these mitigating circumstances, but
spoke of the seriousness of the offense
and read little lecture on the GER
tainty Of trouble following excesses In
liquor. He said such habits quite fire.
quently led to the penitentiary.
The sentence of the court was that
Reese should be confined in the peniten-
tiary at hard labor for period Of three
years.
Nothing is known Of Reese or Of his
former home.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-10-12
CANAL FULTON NEWS.
Topics of Interest Gathered By Our
Regular Correspondent In
Thriving Little City.

Canal Fulton. Oct. ~.
Rev. w. Elliott attended the meeting
Of the Presbyterian synod at Zanes-
vile.
Rev. M. School. of West Salem, will
preach In the M. e. church Sunday
morning and evening.
Rev. C. w. Miller, who has accepted a
call to the pastorate of the U. b. church,
win occupy the pulpit next sundey
morning.
On the farm of Andy Holzbach, near
town, is a peach tree In full bloom.
A lecture course has been arranged
for this winter, which will give our peo-
pie the privilege Of hearing some of the
best platform speakers In the country.
A reception was held at the home OF
Vim. Jackson. Saturday in honor of his
guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Dewalt. of Hunt
ington. Ind. 1t was pleasant affair.
Chas. w. Haines, of Warren, was In
Fulton Wednesday. His boyhood days
were spent here.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-10-12
Mansfield's Peculiar Taste.

Salem News: A Mansfield church
has called an English minister to its
pastorate. while not long ago a coat OF
tar was given to Chicago elders Of the
Dowieite faith who visited the Richland
county seat. Evidently the people OF
Mansfield prefer English preaching to
anything that can be sent out from
Chicago. There was a time when peo-
pie inquired, "Can any good thing come
out of Nazareth" 1t seems Is II Chi
cago Is viewed in this light.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-10-12
JURY WENT TO
MASSILLON.
Viewed the Scene Of the Acct.
dent on Which COssack
HAS ASKED si,sss DAMAGES
For Injuries Rcceived--suit Against the
Corns Iron q steel Co. on Trial
In Common Pleas--Other
Cases Passed.

A case was started In common pleas
court Thursday morning that 1t is ex-
pected will last till at least Wednesday
of next week.
1t is the case of William Cossack
against the Corns Iron g. Steel COM
pany of Massillon, for damages. On
January IA. 1899. William Cossack fell
into a vat Of hot water, while in the
employ OF, the company. and was SO
badly burned that 1t is claimed his body
is a mass Of scars and the muscles so
contracted by the burning as to inter-
fere with his locomotion and prevents
his standing erect.
He asks 1899, this amount being
asked so that 1t cannot be carried to
the U. s. courts.
Court adjourned at 1880, and Thurs
day afternoon, the jury, court, attor-
neys and interested parties took the
electric cars for Massillon to view the
scene Of the accident.
Welty & Albaugh represent the plain
tiff and Lynch, Day & Day and Willis
the company.
The case of X. 2. Scott VS.. D. s
Harsh ct al. was settled out Of court
and the other cases on the assignment
were passed.
RECEIVER APPOINTED.
Frank c. Strayer was Thursday ap-
pointed receiver by Judge McCarty to
take charge Of property in Canton
known as Douds's addition.
The Savings G. Loan company, which
has a claim Of $500 against the premises
filed the petition, making Francois c.
Bruchez ct ux ct ell defendants. Bruchea
abandoned the property and II
Is desired that the receiver take
charge Of 1t and apply the
rent to taxes and the payment Of the
claim until the property Is sold. There
are other claims against 1t.
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ITEMS FROM SPARTA.
What the Last Mail Brought In from
the Sandy Valley-A Newsy
Budget.

sparta, OCT. y,
Mrs. George Geckler and family, of
Zoar station. spent Sunday with Will
liam Geckler.
VIM. Geckler received the sad news of
the death OF his aunt. Mrs. Tom Swank,
ct Navarro. last week. ~
VIM. Gsckler sold big load Of wheat
to Mr.. Kennedy at Sparta last Monday.
John Baughmanacame to Sparta Mon
day and bought load of squashes Of
Wilson Bros.
John spalmhaner. who has been WIS.,
iting friends In Pike, has returned to
his home In Indiana.
There will be plenty Of sales this fall.
Rev. VIM. sluts visited his aged father
last week and preached ON Sunday In
his old home church ~ :. e a. :. (. I,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-10-12

MARRIED-Mr. David Rice and Miss
Rachel Slothour were quietly married
last evening at 8 o'clock by Rev. e. r.
Herbruck, at his study They were ac-
companied by Mr.. Ira Pence and Miss
Pearl slothour, sister Of the bride. The
couple will reside at No. IT'S West Tus-
'carawaD street. !,
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FOR SALE-Choice 80 acre farm, ad-
Joining the town Of North Industry on
the south, and knot wn as the Michael
Zerbe farm. Farm in good cultivation.
with good improvements. Must be sold
by November goth. For particulars in
quirc Of J. B. Summers, executCr, Can
ton. Ohio. 21-hw
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A Member of the Board.

Homer ]. Miller, of 1900 East Tuscara-
was street, received word from the corr
responding secretary Of the Ohio Synod
of the Reformed church that at its late
session at Basil, Ohio. he had been
elected member of the board of trustees
of Heidelberg Theological seminary, at
Tiffin. This is a high honor we'll be-
slowed, and Mr.. Miller's friends are
congratulating him.