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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-14
Ger Srfan in Mcltinbien.

0rano Gurf, Slrfs.Snieln,
.. W. s, t3. September - Ter
Stooclt, mcld)er ourd sen miitbcll'
ocn Srfon angcrihtct murbe, Der in
Der Todt ocs 10. September ilber
bic Curtis. Snicln fegte, lit nidt 10
0rob, mtc beiiird)tet porocn mar.
Nllr elm SGooncr, Ser .0on Econ"
mcldcr Der DGoIt Gaicos Sebrc g."
gcbortc, ging pcrlorcn. Seine Wonn
i6oit muroe gerettct. SIS befanbcn
iih fciuc irclnolGnoiiden 6abr5citge
AT oieicr aiiItc, alsl Der SrfaH bier.
fer gclanAtc.
@ctrGdtlidler ShnoPn ipurOe III
Solt San ongcri6tct bod c%rcignctcn
iih fcinc SpbesfGae.
Gon Den GnicoS- Sllicln iilo nod
feline W%fcloun9cn c%ingetroiien. Ir.
z. u. NobcrtIon, IiltriftS . Commit +,
jar uol GnicoS, ipeld)cr cine 3our
Ollrd) icnc Snieln ulterlnGnt, ais Der
Stllrm uuSbrafl lit mnbrideinlif in
Si6erbcit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-14

den Giitrift bon Widigon ernannte
@iaiom s. Chalmers in Gbicago mo
&. Guerstt 9linSiuortb in Suult Ste.
Morie, Mi6, 5u 3pongspcrpoltcrn
Der 6irmu q. 9eot6 II. 60. fir oieicn
GiItrift. Gas geiibtbnm Der Sirn1o
I'M bicligcn Iiltrift baitebt ans elmer
6ild)ereionloge in Wufinom mo
Speideranlogen in Eefosfep mo
Gborlepoir. Chalmers lit ifon &c.
tern 5um 3lponeSpcriualtcr fir Den
Gbicago'er Siitrift ernonnt lporoerl.
Yield lugnobm e u ntr1gc.
Getroit, Wii6, 10. september.
- Die ~Olo Detroit Notipilol 9ort"
unO Die o9totionol 9onf Of Cont
nlercc" l%tcllten beim areisgcriht pom
@opne-Gountp 9eiflo0nobmt-an tr
&c gegcn u. 9ootb II. So. negen s5or-
oerungen bon ie $4,000. Sic 9eont.
ten Der beiocn Sonfen lieBel1 iid ie-
ood) nid)t ouf nGbere Seipre6lln0en
oieler Shritte Elm mo bic bieli0cn
Tertreter Scr bcflngtcn Sirno io0cn,
lbnen Jet bon Den alagen nidtS be.
fQ1nt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-14
Spfcrtc iid) fir Den Trcnnb.

Nem Dorf, 10. September 49,
@ie iid b%cruusltclIt, mar Ser cine
Ger beiocn iun9cn 2ellte. Die porgc-
tern Abeno am SllBc ser 1853. Ctr,
ipie bcrid)tct, i'm Nort6 .Hipcr e%rtrillls
ten iillo ms oelien Hame rripriill9,
lid ais geo Ibrcns" a~ngegebclt
mtroe, nid)t oicier, ionoern SEQ
Nrls, elmer Der Soblle Don War
Arns, Dem ErGiibcltcn Der Ser
%cinigtcn Galtihen 8eieuidoftcn."
Ter illnge Monn 5Gblte crit slpon5ig
Sabre mo mpbntc nit ieincu Gltcrll
I'M Sailic Nr. 659, Meit.17S.S troBe.
@ie ein @ruoer oes decentralization,
reiien 2eide geltern nod nitt &C.
ilnOen mar, m~ittbeilte. mar Der Gr'
trllnfene cin iebr gutter Sdmimmer.
Gr bat iein 2cben p~crloren, ols CT
ieiuen nit linn cr~trunfenen Ireltnb
Ganicl :. garrp SIT rctten lno ans
2ono 5u bringen pcrilld)te.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-14
Eittsbmrgcr MgItericn.

@cbeimnibpolle Terbrcd)en in Scr
Holld)s uno Giienitaot. - 3lpei
@cldoftsmanner oils Seihen uuf
Der. StroBe -gefuHoen. t".i'."
Eittsburg, $50, IS. Sept.
Mnorcm &lpntnn Der Critic, Elm On.
tel bon Mnorelp &lonnan Den Grltsn,
Observation-Disclosures ppn NnOren Gar.
negie I'M Gilcll- nno Stoblgcl6Gft,
lpclfer, mic id)on fitr5 gemelbet, ges
ltern ST friiber Morgenitunoe am
Grants oulcporo, nobe Centres pc.,
nit ShuBlulnocn int aopf lno in
Der Sd)ultcr m~lfgafnloen morocn
mar, lit am 9~tadmittog i'm Solpital
Acltorbcn, obnc porber 5llnt 9clpuBt.
Icin gcfommcn ST fem. Stl Der NGbc
ocS SrtcS, no alomon 9cinn0en
lpor0ea lit, bat mart ellen Tepolpcr
cntbedt, lpcld)en CHARLES &lomon,
cir grilbcr beS Sooten, als lcin 81.
gcntbitm ibentifi5irte. Gr babe oen
Ncpolper Dor 5abn Sobren g%efoilit.
Die Soidcn beS Spbten iporen &c.
plilnoert morben.
Die 6omilie beS crit "a Sabre alt
ociuelu1cn Nnorclp &lomat erflGrte,
Dob or ermoroct mo bcr9ilbt porbcn
lei. Sic Eoli5ei lit cbenfols Der Nm.
ildt, bob &loman ernloroet poroer
iii, ober nid)t BON StroBenrGllbern,
ionbern in Sulgc bon Gomplifotio.
ncll, oic ans elmer ongcblid Dor aur,
5ert erfolgteu Sciratb entItonoen
llnb. &lpnlon itano in Sieniten Der
Carnegie Stecl Co."
Scnrp Glnp Woriboll, iun., bon
Ncm-Yorf, iucld]er mad bel linn Dor,
9cinnbcnen Enpieren Tertreter Der
WoflerfirmoY. ". 9roofs & Comp.
bon Nr. 115, 9roabipap, Teiu. yorf,
mar, lit bon benz Yoli5iiten 2ouis
CHANDLER an Stontpn-Mpenue., nobc
SodIon-S trobe, erldoiien oufeeiitn.
Den morben. Tebcn Der 2eibc lag ein
Tcpolpcr nit 5ipei leeren &ommern.
dc Seid)e 5eigtc 5lpei Sdubluunoen
um aopfe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-14
Wrufcr Sunncnflcfcn,
Sn GerbinOung nit einem pr0d)tigcn
Hor0liht bcpbad)tct.

EittSburM ga, t3. Sept. -
Or. Sobn u. 9ralbeor, scr btfounte
Aitronom, beobnftete am armament
cit Horolidt bon llngcrpcbnlidcm
@Iun5e. @leidBcitig photographic
cr einen rieii9en Sonncnfledcn, Der
noh ieinen 9ered)nungen 2,250,00O,
600 Gliabrotmeilen Der SberilGhc
Der Sonne beoedt uno beiien SiBc-
proo olli 10000 @rob Sobrenbsit be-
rednct miro. Tos TorOlidt itrobltc
beilobc irfs Stltoen lang in glGil.
5elloen 2ihtgarbcu BON 0eIten nad)
Noroelt. Or. 9rnibear glnllbt, oaB
5miidlen Dem Norolift luno Sen Son.
nenflcdcu cine cnge &auialp7rbiils
bllng bcItcbt.
@a bington .. s., 10. Sept.
Gin ungemobnlid] gl1n5enocs
NOrolidlt nllrOc bier porlcbte Nod)t
bon Sen geanlten ser Marine= Stern-
ipurte' beo6ahtet. Gas 9dehhtlln9S4
@ebiet entlung oem Sori5ont mar
icbr oltsgc0cbnt uno Die Stroblen ocs
blcnoenben 2id)ts reid)tcn 5ilneiler
nabc5n bis sum 3cnitb binon. Nob
Dem @lcn5e ocs Norolidts ST urtbci,
len, muB cs in ben norolidcn @reiten
be'onocrs prGttig gcrpeien fem.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-14
SOotetc &lappcridlange nit !Srt:
nnOcl.

ST. 2ouiS, t3. September. -.
6rau i. 6. SorOun Don bier t0otetc
nit cilcr Sutnooel cine orei SUB
Ionge Sloppcrihlonge, Die in lire
@obnnng gefrod)en mar llio lid IN
Der H0be ibreS neuil Wonote oltell
ainocS nieoergelegt bate. Die be.
bcr5te Mlltter COB 5uerlt eincn Sppf
fodenbeu @aIiers iiber oos geiGbr-
lihc Gcptil uno gnb inn oniin NIT
Der SutnoOel oen Helt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-14

@lpnn miro mobribeinlid mieoer mo-
nlinirt peroen, llno olld StoatS'
Shoenlciiter Sltliils Souier Idelnt
quite Nuslidtcn allf feline @ieoerssfo'
minirung 81 baben.
,Sorles s. Sill, Der cine lGngere
Heiic ollrd) oen Weiten beenoet bot,
crflGrtc geitern, er iei iiber5elgt, oaB
ooS O%enofrutiihe Gotum I'M @elten
or06cr iein mcrDe, ols ieit pielen Sab
rclt. Serr SiQ meinte, Srpon babe
icbr quite Nuslihten, erm1blt ST. ipcr'
Den, mcnn iih Die republifonllden
Gompognclciter niht Iebr anltrclg'
ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-14
@crbicntc Scf1rbcrnna.
@clcroIfoniul 9iin5 miro oeutid)er
@cInnoter an Mcrifo.

Ncm Oorf, t3. September. -
Sr. &orl 9iin5 Ger ieit longcn Sab
rcn ais oelltid)er 8encralfoniul IN
Nelp-Yorf t6Gtig lit, bat, mie geltcrll
Abclo aus gloubniiroiger Guelle
perlolltete, Die moblpcrOicnte 9ef0rs
oerllng gum @eianoten in Nferifo CT.
boltell, uno miro i'm Hopcmber ieincl
llellen Soften ontretcn. Sr. 9iin5
mobnt momentnn i'm .Sotel @ol'
colt" 81. StroBe uno 5. glpenlc,
ton1te ober geltern 9lbeno nidt er.
rcldt mo mcgcn Scr fir ons biclige
Gelltldtblm bod intereiIantcn Nnd).
rid)t intcrpeuirt meroeu. Sptclicr
Stodton, ieit elmer Heibc bon Sabrcn
Elm intirner Srcuno bcs Generation.
llls, lit @cmGbrsmnnn fir sic aun.
De. GIN 2oufe Der letten Monute
perlalltctc ipieoerbolt, onb ST.. 9iin5
fiir einen buben EoIten I'M oelttidcn
oiplomatiId)e 0ienit in gli&li6t &c.
ltontnlen iei II. 6rolt Sauna itellt, i'm
ioluobl ais @eianoten in Mcrifo, ais
ol6 III 0lcider Miilion nnd) 2iiinbon
b%cruien in 9lusliht. Nit oiplomoti.
idcr Geierpe ihmicg ST. Bins iibcr
oic @eriidte. Der biSberigc &c.
lanotc in Wcrifo, Sreibcrr b. @oll.
gcn6cim, bcfinoet iih ieit ldngerer
3cit ouf ltrlalib.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-14
@croadtiscr SUB cincs YenFonars

@eItficIb, Maii., IS. Sept. =
Gic 2eide bon Topio Nornn Don
Soutbuid lit in Der NGbe jones Or.
ties sefunoen poroen. Moran bate
am 5reitag in SpringfieIb. Mai..
ieinc $50 betro9enbe Eeniipn erbo.
ben. Sm 2onic oes Tprmittags lit
Sobn Slrlcp, lpelder iif in 9eglci-
tllng Noron's befnnb, perbaitet nor.
0cn. Mn Der 2eihc mliroc fein 8elo
gciunoen. Sb Ser Monn ermoroet
woroen lit ober nidt, ioG crit cine
Inter iudung fcititellen.
fragt die H0ie Sode, Die lM Inner Gskauft HABIT
:.s s:sa NMNzZx
a.r eu-ta .as~. Af---x NJ = nu-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-14

eais far's MnsIanb befprsf G.. yaatue, Rr.
413, pit.Ealttmsre' Str, nahe GNfsm &safe.Mps.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-14

Haiie mad, ben Nuslanb beiprgt 50. Maine,
413 Ef.sattimsreftr, uate 6uftpm Suuie'Ape.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-14
@ooiebelt buf!
Icpnblifaniid)c Tiibrcr bcfummcn'3
nit Der Nngit.

- Sithcod luicOcr nad Dem
@citcn ab9crciit. SnIt'S Ebo-
tiafeit oils Gompq8nr.HcOncr,
Scarits llnobbdngi9teitS Eortci
crridtet Gin Nauptql,nrticr in
Nau.Ourf. &orbercitungen
iiir oen Relp, Dortcr Ocmotroti.
id)cn StohtSs Gonocnt.
Gem y Off, 10. september.
Giccz&orliber Slt0@pctb pom 0cnlo-
frotiidcn Ndtionul Gomitc erfIdrte
gcltern 9lbcnl I'M @ouptQuortler int
oSoiinlan Smlic":
ygStr bobca 0irCftc mo politloe
Mittbeilungcll crboltcu, oob Die rcpll-
blifoniihen 6Iibrcr iid) icit 10 So9en
bcnlii6t bobcn. Den ErGlibcntcn ST be
megcl,, fir Srl. Guit oli ocn Stump
81 gcbcn. Ser Gouicpclt bat lid bis.
fer oelpeigert. Dies 81 tbull, nit Der
9egriinoung, Gin ocrortigcS&orgeben
itebc I'M @io(riprr6 nit 0cn Irooi.
tioncn ieincS @mtcS mo lei niht I'M
@inflong nit Der Wiiroe Icincr bobelt
Stculng. Srrr Sithcod lit jebod)
boiler &offnli ing, Dab ieinc Sciuegs
Griinoc idlietlid) Ocn Erdliocntcn
umitimmlcn perOen. Gr mod)t Dem
TrGiiocnten dcgenilbcr gcltcno, bob
er, Sitfcod, boS Nmt 0es Goriitcll-
oeu gegcn ieirc cigcncn @iinifc ulb
n,tr ollf ooS Htrcbcn ocs Er1iiocnten
bin o%ngenontllcn babc, uno ooB Serr
Gooicpelt, MN bo sic Stronung &c.
gen feline gontpogne lol,ic, IN Gbren
ocrpflihtet lei, 81 tblin, mos CT fonnc,
nm cine NieoGloqc 81 permeioen.
Ser Sitd)cdd bGlt bcn grfolg fir
t1t1lttf1nt nix ntn MAkttrNn NnG 1l11fNG
,,,,n a ,,fo,,t ST., - ,,s.t;. "a
,c;,,, Wo,o,,. ;,,,o SolS :, fTs
Teshom fSrrc, a., nr,rortor er,,
N,o,cncr+ i, So, 6c;Sc,, ro+,tc,, m,hc,,
So. G~o,r,oo,o o,,f h,r, ct,r,, -,
Scbc, T;c;c oohr;d,t 6cS,rf fn;rrs
Gnn,n,crtors rcr;c;+s Ns ~
,r,hr hot Corn M,n;orcI+ ,,;o 6,,,n,
ncrs n;cI iii mi;rhc ,c6,rto,, 6,t
,bcr hc,,nM u.rhc d. H,;h+ ,,;+ so,.
othoroshrodiir i'm, IA A;,ff;hfe;4 hrnAo,
sic ,tcts Siq + III, "a ,;ercr WrSii,
Ac,,te,, ,t,,IsG; cr,r; data,btt 1bn4l Mon, ,;ht
Urn So5tE S7,,4t;o ,,5H,Is hpr
Sh,+ ,or.,ln,,;;ot, 6o.r, A.D. ,".>,n
so tis McMr4,nr
WcmlLNo ~ - ecn+cn,hcr
Cor Wori;,cr ,cs ,onr6(if,r;,h,,
Observation-Disclosures acrr o;thn,,e ~
be,,tc r,,h Nh;r,oh nbocrciSt ,n, nil
S.n or;tc,,, hc,. ~, Nao,to,,
-, corfcr;rcr Mciter,, r,,,icrirtr ~.
init Mrthr,. y M,rc,s Saw, ror,Sr,
Iid,cr Qr;trr Sd. Toit.Gomnonnc i,
N6i, ,,rh ,rh Irb, oons Snn,,rorh
nobm Sbcil an ser Gpnicrcna. eou.
Sibot Soit mir, nprotslidt(ih ieiue
critic orn5,r noItiidc 0omnoonr.Nphc
bpi heu, nm, % Scntcn,ber il, Sin.
ciuroti ulio,ul1cntrctcnocn Goupeut
Scr Notipnol.N foo Der rem1blifoui.
id,cu G(,,bs holrn Soit's Ncbctm,r
biJortc piueu SouptocoenItoub Ser
oc,triopn eori iron, nnh inacn hie
gin,eJnbritrn er,t inter orrouoirt
mrrScn
7ic InSrnc,hrucc a,ortn" bot ihr
Sountouortirr nm Nrnohmm NM ser
20 ctr,pr n,foeihIoncu urh ibr
etootsy0onnc,t If mi iiberu1h,tcu
eom5too i'm .Isooper. SnItitut" oubc.
mn, gir ,icuc Nortei beobiihtiot
onopG(ih ri, noGrs unobb0uoiocs
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MYERS.


Myers, Jan. 16.--The Stonepile
school will give literary entertain
ment In the near future.
v. w. Sheatsley has his farm
equipped with a gasoline engine to do
his feed grinding, saving and pump
ing water. A concrete stable floor in
his barn and litter carrier system
which dumps It's load on a manure
spreader which is taken to the field.
He also intends installing an electric
light plant soon.
The grip is claiming an unusual
number Of victims here.
v. @. Doum is repairing his house
on the Monehan farm.
Farmers in this locality are looking
for dollar wheat.
Hector Clapper has his house about
completed.
Miss Ethel Haines intends going TO
Alliance soon to visit few weeks
]. M. Haynam is building a base
ment for his hot water heater, which
he Installed some time since.
The Farmers and Merchants Tel
ephcne Co. held its annual meeting at
Paris and elected the following off,
GERS for the ensuing year: President,
T. Wartman; treasurer, George Mel
ser; secretary, G. o. Smith; directors,
DR.. j. r.. Wagner, v. w. Sheatsley and
II. sprankle. There has been an in
crease of about so phones over last
year, and patrons in general are
pleased with the good service re-
ceiyed.
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Try Royal Java Blend Coffee.
SPARTA.

Sparta, Jam i6.-John w. McKln-
ney, OF Kenton, o., called on ac-
qualntances in town several days last
week.
Rev. Stoffer, OF Canton, filled Rev.
Keyser's pulpit sunday morning, Rev.
Keyser being engaged In revival SER
vices at Sandyville.
James Owens, OF Canton, visited at
the home Of A. w. Kinney, south OF
town, Sunday.
Adrian Mckinney was a Canton vis-
itor Saturday night and Sunday.
James Smith, OF Bolivar, was the
guest OF George and Mrs. Walker sew
eral days this week.
d. w. Meiser visited hfs mother
near Richville, Sunday. She has been
ailing for some time.
Newton Smith, OF Canton, is work.
ing for Ed. Fahor.
The Ladies OF the Maccabees will
have installation OF officers, Friday
evening.
John Muclley, who died in Canton,
Tuesday morning, was buried In the
cemetery at this place, Thursday af-
ternoon.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the M.
u. church will give a waffle supper at
the home OF George LeBeau, west or
town, Saturday evening.
Mrs. Weaver had the building
blocks hauled from Magnolia last
week for her new house. John J.
shroyer, OF Battlesburg, has the con-
tract for building the house.
The Ladies' Aid society held bust
ness meeting at the home OF Mrs. A.
u. Kinney, south OF town, Tuesday
afternoon. A light lunch was served
by Mrs. Kinney.
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SUGAR CREEK.

Sugar Creek, o., Jan. 16.--Mahlon
Hostetler made business trip to
Cleveland, Wednesday.
The COW sale held at this place Fri
day by Boyd q Dugan was fairly we'll
attended.
Allen Dietz, OF Portage county, was
in this vicinity several days last week
on business.
Howard Benfer, of strasburg, was
visitor at this place on Sunday.
Wallie Hahn was unable TO attend
to his duties in the store several days
last week in account OF severe at
tack of grip.
Abe Stutzman, OF Summit county,
visited last week with s. J. Gerber
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Weaver attend
ed the funeral of Fred Mayer at
Rogersville. Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James ~. Kaufman
have gone to housekeeping in the
rooms aboye his restaurant, In the
Baker building.
Mrs. Thomas j. Baker, east of
town, who has been seriously Ill, is
again able to be up.
Harvey Armbrust, OF Canal Dover,
visited with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Armbrust, near this place, over
Sunday.
Ex-Treasurer Hochstetler was at
New Philadelphia, Saturday, on a
business. mission.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Haas. Of Can
ton, were the guests OF ii. d. Syler
and family on wednesday and Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. w. Fisher were at
Beach City on Saturday evening and
Sunday.
d. d. Beechy, proprietor Of the
Maple Glen poultry yards. expects to
take some birds TO New Philadelphia,
where he will exhibit them at the
poultry show.
Albert Hochstetler and Memo Mid
daugh made a business trip to Can
ton, Saturday.
The following officers were elected
by the Union Sunday school at this
place to serve this year: II. Il. Putt,
superintendent; ]. M. Hocnstetler, as
sistant superintendent; Grace Walter,
secretary; w. s. Fulton, treasurer;
Joyce syler, organisG Amra Hostel
Ter, chorister.
Curtis Hostetler, who served as
clerk in the depot at this place a few
years, received notice last week CIV
ing him a layoff, the length OF time
not being stipulated.
A large number OF people at this
place and in this vicinity are afflicted
with grip.
Amra Hostetler made business
trip to the county seat. Friday.
Rev. A. w. Hershberger. of the A.
M. church, conducted services at the
Union church on Sunday morning
A. A. Middaugh, one OF the en-
ployes in the Budget Office, had a Sc
we're attack of grip, but is better.
though not able to resums his work.
Mrs. John Pringle and children. OF
Dennison. visited from Saturday until
Tuesday with II. A. Rice and family.
"Mosy" Gerber and family and Miss
Laura Tredway passed Sunday with
Several OF the Moomaw people from
this place visited on Sunday with Sam
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Moomaw and family, southwest

Moomaw and family, southwest OF
town.
Mrs. John Lancer visited several
days last week with her sister at Wal
nut Creek, who Is afflicted with blood
poison.
Harvey Syler, Of Knox county, who
had been for some time with II. ID.
Syler and family, has left for home,
accompanied by Harvey Syler. Jr.
Rev. A. w. Hershberger was the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Hostetler
on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwards, OF Somer-
dale, are visiting with II. A. Rice and
family
Dan Armbrust, >Iof Smithville, and
Miss Iva Hostetler, Of this place. were
married on Sunday morning by Rev.
Edward shepfer, at the home OF the
officiating minister.
Albert Yoder and family, at shanes-
Vile.
Hershberger, Syler & Spahr shipped
double-deck car of stock to Cleve-
land on Monday.
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BOLIVAR.

Bolivar, o., Jan. 16.-Mrs. Hawk
and daughter. May, were Canton va
itors, Friday,
Mrs. Tim Younkman, OF Kalamazoo,
Mich, has returned home after a
pleasant two weeks visit with her
sister, Mrs. J, II. Toner.
John Shoellkopf, OF Pennsylvania,
visited relatives at this place last
week.
Miss Flo Hawk spent a few days
with her brother. Art, and family in
Cleveland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Huth and
daughter, Gladys, of Canton, passed
several days with their parents.
Mr.. Becher, who has been quite sick
with grip. is able to be about again.
Mrs. Margaret Miller received a tel
egram that her daughter, Josephine.
had died Wednesday morning at the
hospital at Gallipolis, o.
Miss Mary Weber-uf Strasburg,- ia
taking care OF her sister. Mrs. G. @.
Kies. who is quite sick.
A music club was organized at the
home OF Mrs. A. A. Maurer, Monday
night. consisting Of 26 members This
,lub will henceforth be known as the
philharmonic Society. and will render
musical program once a month,
Officers were elected as follows:
President, Mrs A. A. Maurer; vice
president, Rev. p. A. Hartman; sec
'atary, Ralph Tracy; assistant secre,
'ary. Mamie Toner; treasurer. Lucille
App.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Joe Daily returned
home Saturday, after visit with his
parents In Mason city.
Mrs. O. II. Lebold, who has been
sick for the past two weeks, is able
10 be around again.
Mrs. J. II. Toner, accompanied by
her sister, spent several days of last
week in Canton, the guests Of rela-
tives.
The third number OF the lecture
course was musical program render
ed by the Ohio Male Quartet, Tuesday
night. in Vesper hall.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-01-17

FARM FOR SALE-The farm of
William c. Rice, containing about 25
acres OF land, located "a mile east OF
Edgefield on the Canton.Akron elec-
trio line and about 2A miles north Of
Canton. For particulars and price in
quire on the premises of Ida J. Darr
or OF James II. Rice, 1886 Plain st..
or at the Office of Sponseller & Spon,
seller, Canton, o. James II. Rice and
Ida J. Darr, agents. 1s-d6s
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-01-17
PITTsBuRG LIVE STOCK.

PITTSBURG LIVE STOCK.
Pittsburg, Jan. 1e.-Cattle receipts
light; market steady. Extra, $500
SIS; heifers, s25O@47b; fresh cows
and springers, s16@S55.
Hogs-Receipts 30 loads; market
steady; heavy, s4.55@460; best heavy
yorkers, s4.6O; light yorkers and pigs,
as to quality, $500.
Sheep and lambs-Receipts OF sheer
light; market steady. Prime wethers
s5.40@5.60; good mixed, $5.0065.25;
spring lambs, s5.oO9I25; veal calves
S5.0048.50.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-01-17
THE MARKETS
TOLEDO GRAIN.

Toledo, Jan. 16.-wheat. cash, t1.02;
May, s1.05h; July, si.o1; Sept, s71sc.
Corn-Cash, 5sc; May, 61Mc; july,
Gle; Sept. 60Kc.
oats-Cash, 53%c; May, 54hc: July,
4sho; Sept, 41Ac.
Rye-No. /, sic; No. Q. 500; No.
3, 76c.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-01-17

FOR SALE-Good Dlebold safe and
wall cases, china closet, kitchen cab
met, sideboard, carpets, etc. Inquire
at the Crescent Jewelry store, 2s6 8.
Market st. 3i-d1m
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-01-17
FOR SALE

PUBLIC SALE Of horses, imple-
ments, household goods. / mile east
OF city limits and II mile south of
stop 10 on Stark Electric r. r., Jan.
21, at IL o'clock. over IS 10 months
credit. Joel j. Yoder. 15-d3e
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-01-17

FOR sALE--A good COW with calf
at side; also cheap horse. Call on
or address w. Rodway, Canton, o.
Stop 10, Stark Electric. 15-d3s
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-01-17
WANTED.

WANTED-A position as housekeep-
or in a widower's home, by n widow
with one child. A position In town
preferred, but II position is satisfac-
tory will be pleased to take position
in the country. Address Edith knight,
Route 8, Louisville, o. 16.d6
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-01-17
Dou a Buo Catcher.

Secretary Shields OF the Water
Board in New. Orleans has a spaniel
that delights TO catch bugs and take
them to the yard for the chickens to
eat.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-01-17
FOR RENT.

-~>"~-->>>>~>~>>>>~~~~~~S~s
FOR RENT-6 roomed house, with
hail, open stairway, furnace, inclosed
back porch, 1889 Park Ave. s12 per
month. Possession Immediately.
15-d3s
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-01-17

WANTED-Man capable OF acting
as auditor of local business concern.
Must be competent and furnish good
reference. Address stating salary
wanted and where last employed. Au,
ditor, care of letter carrier No. II, city.
1913
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-01-17

FOR SALE--A farm OF 122 acres, s
miles north OF Canton and IA miles
east Of Greentown. Call on or ad-
dress II. Carper, Hartville, o.
31-d24
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-01-17

NoTICE-Persons wanting curtains
laundried will now find me at 905 8.
Market st., Bell Phone $40. Work
collected and delivered as formerly,
on Tuesdays and Fridays. Perry
Fisher. tfs-tf
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-01-17
Notice Of Appointment.

NoNSe oi appointment
The undersigned has been duly ap-
pointed administratrlx OF the estate OF
James M. Battin, late OF Stark county,
Ohio, deceased.
Dated this 18th day OF January 1908.
-r ELlzABErH BATfIN,
Y, y, COLLINS, Attorney.
Pnhlishsd In Canton Aiorning News