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Decorah-posten., 1883-08-29
Sil Hnitpr =. I. Warfhus
peo bans Nflteo5 GrRoiten ! SIG 0rope
Weni9beo.

H(eIi9Deo.
9tl.: 5abe. Uor Mi 6immsris.
Saruel ui rprt oig bpoe M.
:, at pt tonr1e rIna i'm
&c Nlporsoro, Der iro Dig lgo,
On pores ltore Spnoeneo,
Spori ri ieIu os ltprtet bar,
IA pi 8uos SIo Ilpoi9 par.
%sr SuneeitpIo on bulQte Ct.
Aten lGrte os % 6ralens Yei,
VT 0uo Al ioel Nanoe top
Gin Sgu os ienote NED poa Sprh.
Com ueo i'm 9pb % blooN Sueo
5orbperueo os &etiRroi0beo.
oOs oenne 6reiier on os br
VI igae 5relt / yin % 9eo;
Haar Satau, Seroen, ajg0 % Blob
Sil Spno % imriiieo, o9 pi itoo
Som ROr for %iuoe nrr oe0 6alo,
I'll minoeo o. ON Nauoens aalo.
Nnar Snnosproeu blep ps Itor,
Su itnrfeo ps peo Hlorero Boro
WteO Srolt al StriItens beuis Gro.
vt bper, iom Der oprista ircr
90 Scum pGrois nnoe uil,
San al lin Spnb iaar sipst I'll.
@i tatte Dig Tor al llmn9.
Saa man9en lang % mgiiom Tag
III pfte blanot os opiet bar.
9ien &aloets Yli9t Dig beli9it tor;
III niotIGr q Tor Serrens Sag.
Stjpnt Oh a ltrebeli9 90 loa9.
ga, 5at for al Din Sirteu her,
Gyor ollie De S~ormaninssr
Sil 0uosirp9t, 9po % 0eniabeo.
Gil Spuo at lin % igse 6rso,
Zen 5reo / Cub, ipm parer uto
: &Ors o9 ApO til Sali8beo.
Guo siu Dig 9esensitprte spo
% BERTH Sreioisbso ps Mob,
Saa Oh Din @JerntHa rpeie fan,
UT itaa iom 0errens Senoemano
"a pie Sci Ill epi9 Jreo.
0ilt / Din 5remtios Ytenisbeo,
Naar ou III fra cs titles Der,
& oire Spnner cs fremb9r
fsor Naaoeus Chrome o. Dor Cub,
Saa ~irelite ri iom SEM Brno
Naa efter Strioeu uaa bort Sleut.
Set bimnlellte S%erniaien.
Decorah-posten., 1883-08-29

SpGrt 8eir.-Gt 9lao ifil0reoe
Ell SouIptfe iaallnoe: 9a Stormeu
par paa Oct pGrite, Ia96e 6artoiet zig
Zig ouer paa Chen, at Stippereu Og
ct an6et 8rGnoepin5fab ulle0e opers
hnrA
Decorah-posten., 1883-08-29
Sen tgifs SDcrpoitoireftpr, Or. Stc

Sen tplte Disqualification, Or. Ste
phan par / forriss Maaneb paa en-
Sa9tilohu9t o9 git peS Stationsn Dir.
Iban ino / Eele9raffOntOret for at lsnbs
Ell Oepede til i'm Suitru igerlin. s
famine SiebIit inblob en- Sieneiteoepede
til ben uaslbapenoe E~eIesraiit. 9s.
ercs!ence ~forlanste ct ie ben os IGier:
"TGr paa BIN Polt, Stspban er unz
berueis, os ban ititfer fin Neie i alt"
Den for fit ViO os Jbumor betienbts
9erifer puer ben tpife &isspoit 10 bolt
os bittereoe ben ifiGIuenbe Selssraiiii
fOIsenoe SeIsram: "6or iilbe! Naieu
CT Der alere6e".
Decorah-posten., 1883-08-29

Gn ilDoenoe &irfe. 6Or at nbbrebe
6riltenbommen blanbt De peb Imasons
e!pen boenbe Snbianeritammer bar ben
braiilianife giifOp i Yare tantt paa
at laoe e. Iaptsaaenbe Oampitib uba
itpre iom Rirte meb stlter pip. os
isnoe benne lgoenoe &irte op 40 gIusn.
Decorah-posten., 1883-08-29
Alt Mu!iot.

Sronnin9en Of Sanmnrt CT 6units
nerinoe. -l6un bar nplig fuI0Iert en-
NltertapIe, foreltiuenbe 6riltus paa oct
saIilGiife I6ap, bu,lte giQebe bun bar
itiRntet iii Slitmole5 Strife.
Decorah-posten., 1883-08-29

0n 2lpi5 / Ncp Crlean5 opluier
OH, at Ser / 2(artt 1874 Srog 100
Speniter oii;so til C,uirtp ! Glorioa,
man az Dc MI aue cr bore.
Decorah-posten., 1883-08-29

Gn 6oyrsipouosnt ma Ntlautd iors
iitrer, at Georgia inoeu ct Aars 6or>
lob uiI pgre en- Irobi6itiou Stat, mes
llnota8tlie al Sc ) Counter, buor Sc
forte 9uer lioaer.
Decorah-posten., 1883-08-29
9(Qe ififfeIiae NoIf foraroes oper Den

glle ifitteliSe 6olt forar9es oper oell
Spsrbaanb, Spile>Haieriet bar ta9e'
peo Bet b%etienSte SabeitsS Gong Brand.
Oer er MI life ferre emo 8 Spiues
Suler Der, % bet til SrcbS for, at
&open forbpoer Saaoant.
Decorah-posten., 1883-08-29

Charlie 6or6, bpiS groosr ore6tc
SeSIe ,Sames, CT bIepcn orreitcrct /
&anIos GitD Tor / tibIigere Gage al
bduc beItaget / Geueri % MorS.
Decorah-posten., 1883-08-29

Mtiles SrO.s, Charles Gitp, Tiger:
"Srowns Sron Sitters bar Qiort en-
Gnoe poa Dc gamIe Wteoiciner; ri
borer intet Qnoet en6 cit 0oot ON
Dem.
Decorah-posten., 1883-08-29

b, i S,o' 9aoOe elm gapesOpe, iom
% iipt, nOste SrO. Naur Ssben
Fsas:pg,n5'" t .9 az Sararne fine, iasbe
f e. 81 ia, bet er rettis iannt,
% r. .'@ Oct eim Mann inn /
2t' II gan bcprOs 6usIsn babbr
ara INN n 'dapis ban 6usIsn. Oaa
mug: -, penn msO SusIen, iasbs
tsuv,r gu gu. q eaa cit tort Naut,
|s iprr, E,ti strop!" ~sSa bet e.
'''!'' iaSbs 9apssopem.
Decorah-posten., 1883-08-29
"BUCHUPAIBA"

Surtis o9 fuIOitenbis 8ur mob all:
Sp9oomme / Ngrern., 8Ieren .s llrins
Organerns. $l.Oo bOs 0ruQsiasr.
Decorah-posten., 1883-08-29

Snsenipren for SpforcIlen al Groot-
Ipns8roen Sobn q. Goebtin9 par fobt
/ MibIbauisn, Sbiiringen / Gpoiflano,
p9 ma bar MI Der / Bgen opfa!ot en-
@abe efter banl.
Decorah-posten., 1883-08-29
Eu ItpeJrciIcuoe s0npe.

Mr M. Is. 9lQ,icn, yDutairion,
Roniu5, frsIits iii 2ip us6 en- cnftl.
FraOe SLATE az Or. Rings New Dis
coyery ior Caring; bette giogoe, al
ban tiebte Ell ltor SLATE, scr a.oeIt4
belbreeeoe bam, meoens @Ocsy, 6oyar.
bring al sIima % alt onee. Ira isil.
altbma. grondit, 9G5bso, lisgt sen,
os ale |6aIs:O9 Sun9e. Spgoomme GO.
ranteres ben at beIbrsbs.
9rsuss SLATER nit /; e. :. 2&siitrs
Suls Store; Ell iior SLATE $t.oo.
81
Decorah-posten., 1883-08-29
Odar for Gamer.

6. Sre3inifi bar ct tort Splas af
"Swit6es" til Triier fra $1.0O % opopcr.
'gsapes" % "6ris5ets" / fort llopaIs, os.
laa Saar.ajGoer, 8inse ps sulobeilaaeoe
Saaer Of Saar. Samep9reIiet er peo Ct
Den al Sarberitueu, liseoperfor Oct nge Yolt'
fontor, pper 2epHaros 8osbanoel. 41tf.
Decorah-posten., 1883-08-29

2lntauet al Gamer, iom life fan gaa
iorbi ct Speil uoen Of ie fig i Set, u0s
oior omtrent totu paa Spluten.
Decorah-posten., 1883-08-29

* 6uer, StiGrf, gaan6 % buil.
teniombe!it 6ancps2IrtiteI tan farues
meo buiiteniombeIlt 6arpe ueo 0ialp
AZ Diamond Ones. 2tQe mooerut
&olorer.
Decorah-posten., 1883-08-29
Ne0IaItt NjIICtpgiIcl


%S.sssLseAst-US a..
9piS 6!aaoe rg.i3 ey tlcrsa iOroget
mcb Sc n%gbpg9coc prG8tjgc Gomp'ti6:
"SaTaia" og "Crc0oa"
buert poa $3.50 Gon3, btitaor al 1C
fore bctocmnte % g~u1tigaoaeaSe 8a5-
ia9aitj5e.
@;aetter I0'gts Ill fra Gift ji1nai.
naoiIfe Savae til Gac5rc f5r &25.0C
ii! Gt;ui9o f1f $500
Sra StodbDlm til Gbit0ao For 1880
SerIer paa Dc fOUnomt: Banter i
Rorse, Gperige og Gonularf, iami
8cnat=SfSres iGI9es efter %Iopcite Bris
Dos =. Sneuiou,
GjercroIs gl9ent icr 0titen.
CO ga Sale Str., G9ico9o. t=.2m
Decorah-posten., 1883-08-29

Gen Ira Geit &oint }caocmu uopiite
6aod oil lite otter b.ipe tagct ii.
Naaoe. I!an nj! I'll Sang Tor allc
bIiue tpit ba;in9.
Decorah-posten., 1883-08-29

5 Sismart par Ell Spu lmart NOT
i'll at opoirts Ecn9esRilteH poa Dam
peren Goiebuo og uoto9e 500.
Decorah-posten., 1883-08-29

Zen noroliae Del al 9Snibingtou
6ountp / Mtinneiota bar Iiot itor Staoe
paa 6peSs, bells ueo Ghinb Su9. bcl5
ueO 3tuit.
Decorah-posten., 1883-08-29

Den enseIife Bremier : Miniiter bar
uotaIt zig cerben, at ban bar 9uab ON,
at Yarlamentet Tan lutte fine Msbsr
ben 23be @uguit.
Decorah-posten., 1883-08-29

5. s. 8id)aroiun / 6orpoOn, Soma,
Tiger: "grouns Srors Sitters beIbres
beoe mig for en- fuIbitGnoi9 Su9.tdie,
oa ollie andre Meoicinsr log ieil."
Decorah-posten., 1883-08-29

N0r Canon Gitp / Colorado bar
MAJ itoot paa en Hetroleum,Riloe, Der
eiper 40 Sonoer Gle ON Sa9en.
Decorah-posten., 1883-08-29

Snmbo. Nf @arnuns bsremte S!e,
liant Sumbo, iioli9ere gonbcnerpubli.
tummetS }lnoIins, siuer amsritanite
SIaoe isIsenoe StiIorins: Den er loot
paa Afritas Seittpit 1861, ialot tiolig
| 6ansenitab os fertes iii Earis, bpor.
citer Den / 1875 tom til ben ;ooIo9iite
Sape / yonbou. Ser ppboIot ben ia,
inotil :osn Tor ct Bar 9lar iioeu inoe
tlcbtes az Varnum for 10000 SoI>
lars % transporterebes ouer NtIauter,
bauet. Sumbo sr III oper II enqcIite
Nob boi O9 Iisner ct Tibet gus. Sens
TRgt er 10 Cons suer 10000 Gunb.
SnabeIen er 10 Sob lang. IuigeueI
uorsr BEN enonu i Smians os y9gt.
Gems GiGt beitaar al 6Iib, So, Storm,
Hoofru9ter os @rsniaser til en- &9si
az 600 Yb. baslig, builte ben ltpIler
neo meo 8 Ssnoer Nanb. git BEN CT
%iulten, ~tiltienbesiusr Sen pso meo Sra
belen al uoitpoe en- trompeta9ti9 Spo.
Den er lpbig % boIbsr al Born, iom
trp9t fan lege ueo bsns Sober. Ni
reile paa Sernbanen lpues Den life
ON, os Soreiier boloer Den heller life
az. Oerimob tuInIer Sumbo ii9 sierus
/ Sanoet % CT Iiselaa renI:s lom en-
Neit.
SmtGnticm @oSer. 6n ing ame
ritanerinbs rsiite npIis / SeIifab meS
no9Ie Geninber til europa % opbolSt
fig / Irnsers. SID / 9uris, buor bun ON.
i~uGrmeoes at Silbeoers.
Srefsnen tiaob to unsc l6errer al
baabe Os ipurstei greu til lin Mamma,
buiItem al Be besse Iise ~fornmnenpe o9
lise elitueroisc Manb bum ifuIoe tase
til Mase. Moberen iuarebe itrar pr.
SeIesram: "l6oIS paa besss, til ies
tommer. Seq ~afreiier allereoe ioa9
meb bin SOitsr f,a Dem Dort."
81 Sase efter S%eIesrammets Mob.
taseIie antom Moberen meb fin ans
ben Satter til Haris % sreb itrar msS
falt 6aano Stpret. 9tosle Tiger Ie:
mere baube bun ben SilfreOsitiueIis al
le besse line Optre sifts. 0a liSen
ben alolte at De to ioa IpttsIis siftc
Soltre ptreoe til Moberen, at bun op.
rinbeIis bapoe baut mere END to Sit.
beSers, iuarsbe oenns / en- bebrciSenbt
Gone: "0in Sosie, bucrfor tsIssraie.
rebe Su life til mig berOm? ba bapbs
iss ltrar bentet bin pnsite Spiter ne
al Penlionen, iaa bauOe tanife bum %,
iaa funnel 9iore Harti.
Decorah-posten., 1883-08-29

lln6er Il (oroenpeiy iorIeom tpeoe
G'iatcreutttr / NCgbeoen al SiacoIn.
Nebraifa, ben unoer Ct Ira; eli 0Uuo
iaIg!e oem. Sqact log ueb, o9 Nfsns
meier % 0uno %nliiteoe yiUet.
Decorah-posten., 1883-08-29
STARE m.suo.

"QStls 9ts!th &ae5er- o~isoao.r.;
isr S,mose9 e Ilo5 s fine; bellies.
De- &gsstpiia g ~o!m,uet'g S
Su1,tclis loo.
Decorah-posten., 1883-08-29

Sirur Sails lluiueriitet itaI uouioes,
iaa Oct fan uptage $50 Stuoeuter.
SlLbnaninoerne er bereonet paa SIS. 900.
Decorah-posten., 1883-08-29
GODDARD.
GODDARD.
ANK

AN
Sorsnses gates 8oissSsrptis, isiI, rs,It rtseI,
HiGsFg soer lss r-sgeE
Ie:p Dors, @iassctu os 2ipsrpouI.
@osiassser i~neItipi' til I~aseii. Griier til ciler ira
TorGe, Ganmarf eIer Gueri0s.
Gisis Gau,pitise er 5Iaasi {, iisriis t ben otIaruiIt,
S:tiaes Os CT ~uefpTsss mss ss npsits CpRussii.r fer
Sisfersss, Surtisbeo 90 SespenneItebeo
gasia9ersr mso ssnut sinis bar 9alaet msaem to
Soutsr. a;E!is eIasscp Os sipsrpssi. Gerler ushe,
ses I'll Iauef, @riier.
Jor pistrt Saiu,n:nssr b~snrtab.r man ia til
HEN ID BROS.
etn,roI<as,uisr,
as Ssuib gIart Str, Ghiceec, ~
It. L. EG Gle, agent, Gscsrab. Sesa.
Decorah-posten., 1883-08-29
0o0 Nnnetit.

Sob Mppetit. s 9oris bobe for
Ieoen Dag II Manb, 4lfreb Mou6et,
Der par bstienbt for at pare BEN Spi>
Ter, Der bapoe ben itorite gppetit.
Wtou6et = en- boi, mayer Manb meb
ubpre tore SGnber % Sober = ernez
rebe Jig peo al saa 6eitsbanblere III,
baanpe og iortiente bermeb So Sr.
ON Oagen, men bette Yelcb par neppe
IiIltrGtteIi9 til at it0fIe bam iaa n,egen
6ooe, at ban tunbe uup9aa at iultc
libel. loeIoi9uis Tor BAN iremfalbte
bans umenneiteIi9e 2lppetit msget bups
pig S9ooemaaI meIlem ToIt, ser tunoe
baps Sp't til at le. ON Jtpgtet bapoe
talt lanot, o9 peo laabanne geiliebe>
Der Mt ban natnrIi9uis gratis Iiseiaa.
nle9et, lom ban tunoe ipile. Set Tor
lltrss, at ban peo %laaoonne ~SeiIiabeoer
III ct NtaaIttO tunoe iortare ouer :
Euno &leS, Here Tuno Srsb, ct 9unb
On o9 oertiI oritte Here Yottsr Bin.
Spen5 SeiuiIere ioreItiuebe BAN oite
ror Uremmeoe, beriblanbt ogiaa en-
gang Tor en6n9IGnoer Der p9obebe paa, al
ban NOT ltuloe lfafie Ell, Der oueroit
ham / at ipiis. GneIenoersn beaau Tia
ii! Sp'flanS % ianot gauife ri9tis ber
ell Stor 2Goer poa 9ppetitens Sm.
raaoe, nemli9 Sans Sistri6, iOm ban
to9 meo li9 til 9ari5. De TO mloo.
%ltanoere "Grbeioebe" uaibruot ouer
, Simer-pa maatte Sietri6 eipe tabt.
Nans Ytooltanoer bapoe iortGret :
Funo @eOetiOb o9 lise iua mlsset 6ier.
fra, men ban bIeu oa osiaa liot upasz
leli9 efter bette 0fanltib. lDan bleu
ofte nuoerlc9t az Eager, % Or. 2odot
ai9au / 1877 en Serstnins ON BAN
III Oct IGsepioenltabelige ~9ltabemi, buori
yodot bete9neSe Moudet iom BET mGr
teIi9lte erempa paa Graaoisbeo, man
ennnn bapoe tlsnot; fun en- @aiter,
yorion, Der basIi9 fortareoe Is Guno,
tunoe lammenIi9nes meo BAN. Moudet
eooe az ct Maueonoe, iom ban bauSs
p%aaorasct zig PED paa n 6ormiobae al
lpiie to Gauss 6rotoit.
Decorah-posten., 1883-08-29

81. 6Iouo / Miinneiota ital iaa Gil
Togn fabrit. Selitabets atties6apis
tai er $685. 5000.
Decorah-posten., 1883-08-29
"DET BxSTA xR DIET BILLIGAsTE."
H, as sp ! ,~THRESHERS s Saw, Mills H.I;s;,

(Pssssnde for ala landsdelar.) Skrif efter FRI
iilustr. str0skrift och p.iskurantf fran The Aultman
Il Taylor Co., Mansfield, Ohio.
Decorah-posten., 1883-08-29

Nt Dc paa @rluno al 8arerneS Sob
heo tan uinoe fra $3.50 iii 81 paa Ell
Sra9t 6lGoer pco at tj9be hos
GODDARD.
Decorah-posten., 1883-08-29

Nt SGttetoi iGlses - Erocent bill
Iigere enc no9et anhet Steo / Spen,
bos GODDARD.
Decorah-posten., 1883-08-29

2t De fan tiobe Ell 9oO BeluIoen
lra9t for 6! Dollars hos
GODDARD.
Decorah-posten., 1883-08-29

GtaG,stxt
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-06-02

McDonaldsviIle, Marchand, SchariO's
and Crystal Springs; Bethlehem town
ship, Navarro; Sugarcreek township, JUS
tus, Beach City, Wilm0t and Nc FaTren's; /;
Perry township. MassillOn and Rich
| Vile; Massillon City, Massillon; Tuscar-
awas township, Pigeon Run, Stands
School House, East GreenVille, West
BrOOkfeld, and William Forests, for
merly known as BOSS" Smiths; Law
renee township, Youngstown, North Law
renee and Canal Fulton.
Besides nominating county ticket
| Central Committeeman for each cleo
tiOn precinct and Senatorial Delegates
are to be chosen at the same time. The
poll books and tally sheets of the cleo
tiOn are to be returned to the Chairman
Of the Central Committee on or before
Tuesday, June IL, 1883, at l o'clock D.
m, when the Committee will again
meet to canvass the returns. 1t was
also determined to call mass-meeting
of the Democracy of Stark county at
Canton, on Saturday, June 18th, 1883, at
| O'Clock p. M, to elect delegates to the
State Convention, which meets at Co
lumbus on the 21st Of June. The times
are propiti0us. Let every Democrat do
his duty this fall, and an old-time Demo-
cratic victory will be ours.
JOHN G. WELTY, Chairman.
DANIEL WoRLEY, Secretary.
RULES FOR THE PRIMARY ELECTIONS.
The following are the rules that will
govern the primary elections to be held
June 9th, and each committeeman is ex-
pected to see them properly carried out:
ist. The eGentral Committeeman shall
have supervision over the election in
their respective precincts and shall ap-
points persons to take charge of the
polls in their precincts.
End. Only persons who have been
heretofore identified with the Democrat
ic party, or persons who pledge Them
selves to the support of the ticket, shall
be allowed to vote at the primary cleo
ton.
Bird. The polls may be opened any
time after one O'Clock p. m., and shall
be kept open till Up IN, when they
must be closed.
4th. After the closing Of Ithe polls the
Judges and Clerks in charge shall pro-
ceed to count the vote and ascertain the
number of votes cast for the respective
candidates and certify the same to the
Chairman of the Central Committee at
Canton.
9th. Any Democrat so desiring. must
be allowed permission to be present
during the count.
9Th. All the returns must be in by
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock p. N.
following the nomination, when the
committee is to meet and canvas the re-
| turns.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-06-02
The Pottery Enterprise.

Messrs. Aultman and Schaefer, the
subcommittee appointed to visit East
Liverpool and Investigate the pottery
business, and confer with parties in that
place who had expressed a wish to en-
gage in the enterprise in Canton, pro-
vided they received sufficient encourage
ment here, performed their mission last
week, and since their return, make in
substance, the following report:
The present supply Of American and
imported pottery is sufficient to meet
the demand for the next two years.
Competition in the sale has so lowered
the price that the profits are light; not
sufficient to justify an investment in
additional manufactures. Neither have
isolated establishments, as a rule, sue
ceeded. In order to conduct the busi-
ness with profit there should be several
works of the same character in close
proximity, so that when an essential
workman is disabled his place can be
filled. The process of manufacturing
fine ware is so divided up, and different
departments of skilled labor 80 distant,
that it is essential to financial success,
that several establishments of the same
kind be so near together that when help
of a particular kind was needed 1t could
be procured without difficulty.
Summing up the whole matter, the
committee were unanimously Of the
opinion that under the present circum-
stances, it would not pay to invest in the
establishment Of pottery in Canton.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-06-02
Fine Arts.

We wish to call the attention to the
display of art in the gallery in the Sax
ton Block, by Mr.. VIM. Z. Mathews. The
artist is at present devOting himself to
receiving visitors that desire to look at
the pictures. Those who intend TO go to
see them should not defer it, as the pain
ter is likely to he set to work, when he
would be unable to attend to callers eX-
cept on stated occasions. We should
like to enter into an extended notice Of
the various works, but must content
ourselves with calling attention to what
we deem to be some Of the cardinal mer-
its of Mr.. Mathews's art.
Mr.. Mathews has that rare faculty of
seiZing upon the spirit of the human
face, and is such master of drawing
and lighs and shade which when we
come add the charms of cOlOrs, results
in last impression on the spectators.
We are told by the artist that he has
studied the fruit and flowers to increase
his faculty for seeing cOlOrs.
None of our old citizens will be sur
prised at any praise that might bestOw-
ed on these pictures, for it is we'll known
that Mr.. M. went from here in 40 to New
York City, and in 81 came here and
painted a portrait of his father that
made an impression on the exhibition
of the National Academy of Design.
His development was gradual and
healthy, and like aboriginal workers he
unfOlded way of working that has
at length assumed a definite style.
The admirable portraits of Cows. Allen
and Bishop, painted for the state, are
good examples of his style, and fully real
ize the promise of his early work. The
full length portraits of Lincoln and
Sumner, which form the most cOnspicu-
GUS feature of the works now on eXhib-
itiOn, are grand representations of his
tOrical poTtraiture. We don't think any
one will want to read description, but
will thank us for calling their attention
to their being on exhibition. We should
expect that when the history of Art in
Ohio is written, that at this time no ar
tist belonging to the state has accom-
plished more than Mathews.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-06-02
Personal Points.

Mr.. Fred Seelbach, of the firm of H.
Mueller 81 Co., Cleveland, is visiting
with Mr.. Otto Giesen.
Mr.. F. L. StOuffer, of Kent, travelling
gent for Hood, BOnbTight 81 Co., Phila-
delphia, is in the city.
Mr.. Will Thorn has been employed by
the American Express Co. as one of their
deliverers. No better selection could
have been made, as Will is well acquain-
ted throughout the city, and will prove
faithful and cOmpetant person for the
position.
j. B. Knoll, of Washington township,
gave us call yesterday, having just re-
turned from Plymouth, Indiana, where
he had been visiting friends. Mr.. Knoll
has been a subscriber for the Stark Co.
DEMOCRAT for the last 90 years, and still
continues. Long may he hold on and
prosper.
Mr.. Fl. j. Black, former resident of
this county, writing from Barry county,
Michigan, reports crops there as looking
very well. Fruit trees are full Of
blossoms and good yield is anticipated.
MIR. Black is prosperous in his new home,
but like most of MOllie StaTk's children
who leave her to seek their fortunes
elsewhere, admits that he would be
fully as well cOntented here.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-06-02
Ernrsss RuuInsss Divided.

The Union Express Company, which
has heretofore been q combination of the
Adams and American Companies over a
number of railroads in Ohio, Pennsyl-
vania and other States, has disbanded,
and the companies have arranged the
division of the roads formerly occupied
by the Union Line. Under this new ar
rangement the Valley Railway and the
ConnOttOn Valley Railway come into
possession of the American Express
Company and the p. Ft. w. & @. Rail-
way Is retained by the Adams. Thus it
will be seen that Canton will hereafter
have two express companies, viz: The
American and Adams, giving us COM
peting lines to all the Eastern and
Western cities. The Office of the Ameri-
can Express Company will be located in
the Mathews Block, No. 40 South Mar
ket street. Mr.. John S,COck, formerly
of the Union Line here, has been ap-
pointed agent for the American and will
assume charge at once.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-06-02
Bone FertiIizers.

EDITOR DEMoCRAT-Dear Sir-Think-
ing that your farmer readers would be
interested in knowing something Of the
grade of goods manufactured by the Ex-
celsiOr Fertilizer Co., Of Alliance, o., a
recent visit to their works enables me to
say that find the Company turning out,
in addition to Schilling's Pure Premium
Bone, some new brands that Mr.. Schil-
ling has just formulated, which will un-
dOubtedly have a large sale.
First | might name their Pure Binary
and Biseeted Bone. which are so COM
pounded of Pure Raw Bone and Pure
Dissolved Bone, that the fertilizer will
give a quicker action than Raw Bone,
and yet will give several years of dura-
bilitY.
The Binary Bone has to per cent.
Soluble PhOsphOric Acid, with Is to %
per cent. Available PhOsphoric Acid,
while the Bisected Bone has to per
cent. Soluble, and 16 to % per cent.
Available PhOsphOric Acid, and both
brands have a good per centage Of Aw-
monia.
There can be no doubt but Schilling's
Binary and Biseeted Bone will give
larger yields of wheat and larger crops
of grass in a given time than any ferti-
Iizers yet put upon the market, az they
are warranted pure. -
/ have been looking over the analysis
Of other fertilizers as given By the Ohio
State Board, and comparing them With
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-06-02
Decoration Day at Osnaburg.

Decoration day was observed for the
first time in the history of 0snabuTg
township, May Both, 1888. The process
sion formed in a drizZling rain, and
moved in the following order: Osna-
burg Band. Soldiers. Young ladies
who were selected to decorate the graves,
and citizens. The procession proceeded
to the Trinity church graveyard, and
decorated the graves of Ephraim Rab-
enstine of Co. G, 1924 Regt. o. V. l., and
Samuel Dangler, of the war of 1872. From
there they proceeded to the st. Paul
graveyard, and decorated the graves of
VIM. H. Bowers, Henry Sehufell, Lafa-
yette HaTteT, Geo. Doll, all of the late
war, and Adam Mick and Saml. HOsler
of the war of 1872, and Michael Harter,
Of the Mexican war. After completing
the decorating of the above named
graves, the procession moved over to the
M. K. church graveyard, where the
graves Of the late war were decorated
From the graveyard the veterans, head
ed by the band, marched to the COnnottOn
depot, where a coach was in readiness
awaiting the 1145 train, to take them
over to your city. On the arrival the
rain was pouring down in torrents. At
ter the rain they formed into line and
marched up to the G.. A. r. Hall.