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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-10-24
NEWS ITEMS,

MONROE, Ga. Oct. 22.-TaylOr Bryant,
eOlOred, was hanged here yesterday for
| felOniOusly assaulting Mrs. Elizabeth
N. SOards, respectable white widow,
on the night of Aug. 80. The gallOws
were erected in a field mile from the
court house, 10000 persons witnessed
the sight.
Edward Hovey, the slayer of his sis
ter-in-law, Mrs. Fanny Vermilie, was
hanged in the TOmbs prison. HOVey
had to be supported from the cell to the
gallOws. He presented an awful pie
tUre of despair and woe. The moment
he was placed under it his legs were
tied, the black cap drawn down, the
moose adjusted, and quicker than it
takes to tell it, the drop fell and Hovey
was hanged.
At Beaver Falls, Pa, it is reported two
young girls named Reed, who formerly
lived with their stepfather on a farm
Just outside the borough limits, have
elOped with two young men. One of
the girls had $500 of her own, which ru-
NOR says has been divided between the
four. They are respectable, handsome
girls, but had the common failing of
being too fond of the society of the Op-
pOsite sex. Their whereabouts are as
yet unknown.
An explosion occurred in Wharncliffe
Carlton COlliery, Yorkshire, England.
TWenty-thTee men were IN the pit at
the time, and it is believed all perished.
When the explosion occurred five men
rushed to the bottom of the shaft and
were rescued, though injured; the men
remaining in the pit, numbering TWEEN
ty, were lost. search force was or
gaDized, but the falling Of the roof re
tards the work. The explosion is at
tribuCed to q blast shot
CALHOUN, Ca, Oct. 23.-Margaret Har-
risOn (cOlOred), murderer of little Lola
Lewis, was hanged here last Friday, in
the presence Of 1000 people. The wOm-
An passed the night praying. On the
gallOws she harangued the crowd, as
serting her innocence, and attributing
to her own kin her presence there. She
asked all to take warning by her fate.
She hoped to meet the murdered child
in heaven, also her own people. Every
tub must stand on its own bottom here,
but up there | will get justice" "Je-
sus, lover of my soul, and Sweet by
and-by" were sung before the speech.
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WIT OF THE WEEK

A pleasant fall-The rain that fol
lows drought.
A good sculptor ought to make good
husband.
A tender plaee-Between the locOmO-
tive and car.
The mission of the theatre tieket-tak-
er Admission.
In the days of Pharaoh, "the darkness
that might be felt" was probably a
slOuch hat.
The weather, according to horrid,
hOrrid married man, resembles his wife,
in that it's seOld.
1t must not be supposed that the mem
bers of brass band are all truth tel
lers because they have no Tyres.
Digger Indian squaw has applied
for divorce because her husband in
sists upon taking bath every four
years.
What vest pockets are to men, gloves
are to woman. She stuffs everything
into them, from $25 bill to shoe
string.
"Why don't you ask blessingP" said
the clearinghouse keeper to the board
er. He answered: I'D like to know
what fOrP"
DOblDl uG a blAh uOAh hlkog D6Au a
negro lecturer, "'stead of flingin' 'em at
me. dOan want 'em. Use got plenty
at home, l has"
An exchange tells of a man who
thinks himself born musician, because
his father has a baritone voice and his
mother falset-tO teeth.
There is no hardship too great for
woman to endure for the man she loves,
but she won't, even to save his neck,
wear her summer bonnet in the fall.
What are you dOing?" asked an up
town lady of her husband, who was
hammering a stOVepipe with dinner
bell. "Oh, nothing, nothing" he re-
piled; "Pm only ringing out fall soot."
A Centaur is being half man and
half horse. We do not know If we ever
saw Centaur, but we are quite posi-
tive that we have looked upon being
that had the appearance of man, yet
was in reality all mule.
1t is stated that a Texas hen sat for
three days on nest of hail-stOnes be-
fore she discovered that they were not
eggs. The funniest part of the story Is
that she didn't hatch out an ice-hOuse
or two. But perhaps the Texas liar was
not enjoying good health.
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WANTS A DEMOCRATIC VICTORY.

With characteristic duplicity Malone
and his campaign orators simulate joy
they do not feel over the victory of the
Ohio Democrats when they are address,
ing white Virginians, and make no at
tempt to conceal the alarm which ac-
tuaIly fills them when they are speaking
of that "great national disaster" to ne
gro audiences. Current reports en-
courage the hope that from this some
what prickly and unpleasant Ohio
thistle we may pluck very satisfactory
sort of fig in Virginia. A Democratic
victory in that State, with its inevita-
Bile consequences to Malone, would be a
good thing for the Republican party at
large.-New York Times.
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ARrHUR,s CONFECTIONERY STAND

Arthuris surrounded by no men of or
ganizing force or the courage of expert
ence. His Cabinet ministers, however
high in their descent, or strong their
fibre, seem little while after they get
near him to turn into kid-glOVed and
pretty men, and the entire Cabinet pre-
sents the appearance of a confectionery
window that the women and boys look
at with sweetness in their eyes, but the
men go past to find bar-rOOm or lunch
counter. Gresham was described as a
good deal of man till he got into the
Cabinet, and he begins to turn into taffy
already. Robert Lincoln seemed to have
a massive name till Arthur reduced him
to confectionery. The whole Cabinet
look as if, after while, they would go
into one jar. The flies of Office chase
about them a little, but they do not
draw the rugged multitude.-Gath's
Letter,
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oITY ADVERTISING
OITY ADvERTIsINa.
SALE OF
Canton City Building Bonds.

Whereas no means had been provided with which TO
pay the principal and accrung interest upon Bonds
Nos. and 2, Market House and City Hail. when due.
owing 10 their limited time OF maturity provided by
ordinance passed October Both, 1882 said bonds
not Issued and sold directed by the provisions OF said
ordinance Therefore sealed bids Will be received by
the Standing Committee Ways and Means OF the
Canton City Council at the Oce OF the City Clerk up
10 O'Clock noon on Monday. October 29th lSSB for
the sale of said bonds Nos. 1 and In the OF
thousand (t20OO) dollars Said bonds will be in de-
nomination Of one thousand dollars each, and be due
and payable March l, 1889, and September 1. 1889
respectively, at the City Treasury VIII bear coupon
interest at rate not TO exceed 81 centum per
mum, payable semi annually from Nov 1, 1888. Sale
will be 10 the highest and best bidder the day afOre
said The committee reserves the right to accept any
or reject all bids. JOHN CLASS,
j p. FAWCETT,
j, II. WERNER, =
Committee on Ways and Means.
October l, 188B.-hw
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned this
FLED Probate Court OF stark county. Ohio, their
petition praying for order authorizing them to file
in the Probate Court following claims belonging
the estate W. Smith deceased which accrued
lifetime OF said decedent and which have become
desperate to.wit:
Promissory against William Hack for
a; n Ooie ior r'-.. '.-..., 50'00 9V ~
Judgment against Hiram H. Bolender for ..... 02.28
Book account against A. Harter for ........... PIP
and numerous other book accounts amounting in mum
ber to about 9, and In amount to S2l5 SO.
said petition will be for hearing the 10th day OF
JEFFERSON SMITH
GEORGE WERNER.
Administrators OF the estate OF
octl7dw George W. Smith.
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To Physicians.

We do not find fault, reproach or con-
denim the practice of any regular physi-
clan; this is not our mission; but we do
claim If he were to odd PERUNA to his
prescriptions, as directed in our book on
the Ellis of Life" (and furnished gratui-
tously by all druggists), he would cure
all his patients.
0swEGo, Potter Co., Pa.
DIR. HARTMAN--Dear Sir: The small
ulcers are all healed, and the two large
ones are not more than half the size they
were. am feeling quite well. The peO-
pie say your PERUNA and MANALIN are
doing miracle. do not take as much
opium as did before.
MRS. ELLEN MAYNARD.
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"Well," calculated Mrs. SlOanezy, with
cleaning is finished, anyhow, and it took
me only two days to do the work this
fall, while last spring L was a whole
week at it, and 1 don't know how it
was" "Why, my dear" mildly suggest
ed her husband, 1.-The next dore neigh.
Dor moved ont two weeks ago, yOn know
consequently you have devoted about
three days less time to gOssiping over
the back fence with the woman next
door," Then he put on his hat and hur-
ried out of the house. p. S.-He had to.
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Linked Together.

Complaints go in troops. They are
associated by nature. Get one disease
and you will have others. DR.. David
Kennedy's "FavOrite Remedy" strikes
at the root of all diseases. You cannot
take it amiss, no matter what your par
ticular trouble may be. For all all
ment of the Kidneys, Liver, Stomach,
Bowels, 1t is worth more than its weight
in gold. A silver dollar will buy it,
whether you go to your drug store, or
address the Proprietor, DR.. K, at ROud-
out, NY,
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''You are charged with carrying whis-
ky from an illicit distillery," said Uni
ted States Judge to Uncle Silas. "What
have you to say to the charger" 'T isn't
guilty, sab; didn't carry it away"
"YOu had some, thenP' ''Yes, sab; l
had some." what did you do with itP"
well, sab, all 1 had wuz inside OBJ me,
an had so much l couldn't carry it
away, so jess stayed dar. r."-Arkansaw
Traveller.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
w Use

4@RWRaEF people are always the lookout out
AANHN chances to Increase their earnings. and
W,1 aA III In time become wealthy; those VINO do
w ANAL not Improve their opportunities remain
In poverty. We offer a great chance to
make money. We want many men, women, boys and
girls TO work for right in their localities. Any
one can the work properly from the first start The
business will pay than times ordinary wages
Expensive outfit furnished free No one who engages
fails to make money rapidly. You can devote your
whole time TO the work, only your spare moments.
Full Information and all that Is needed sent free. Ad
dress STINsoN Il Co., Portland. Maine. decay
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Dissolution Notice.

The copartnership heretofore existing between f.
Morgan Landon and August Chevraux, brick makers
at Louisville stark county Ohio Is this day dissolved
by mutual consent books and accounts in the
hands OF E. Nj. LandOn All persons knowing them
selves Indebted said firm will pie make immediate
payment; aud persons having claims against us will
present them for payment.
The machinery lumber, tools, horses, carts. wagons
&c used said brick yard will be sold at private sale
Persons desrous purchase such property can call on
NJ NJ Iandon on the premises within the next 80 days
Il. MORGAN LANOON.
October 18th lS88.-l7d AUGUST CHEYRAUX
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Mrs. Langtry says that Oscar Wilde is
destined to do great deeds in the near
future. This probably means that he
intends to destroy the manuscript of the
new play on which he has been engaged
for some time, and embark in the re-
spectacle and ennobling occupation Of
saving wood.
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eyes," said the young man, 81 made
my tailor knock off 50 on the price of
the suit before l ordered it. 1 thought
is was better not to owe so much money,
and 7 guess he finally came to look at it
in similar light. He doubtless made
up his mind that it would be better to
head was level"
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DIR. FrazIer's Magic Ointment.

One of the creates blessing that has
been discovered in the generation.
Every family should have a box in the
house. 1t is a sure cure for Boils, Burns
Sores, Cuts, Flesh Wounds, Sore Nip
pies, Hard and Soft COrns, Chapped Lips
and Hands, Pimples and Blotches. For
sale by G. N. Nye.
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The restoration of health of our child
we considered uncertain. When two
weeks old she caught cold. For Is
months was not able to breath through
her nOstrils, because emaciated. Upon
using Ely's Cream Balm her difficulty
was removed; she breathes naturally.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith, OwegO N. Y.
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you're about as near fool as you
can possibly be. YeastP' exclaimed
CrimsOnbeak, becoming excited, while
he and his neighbOr were talking poll
tics the other morning. "Yes, Mr.. Grim
sOnbeak, fully realize that L am now
altogether too near one to suit me. 1
guess / will move on. Good morning."
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great pleasure In recommending them
to the public as being all that is claim
ed for them, and, in fact, the most relia-
bic they can find. 1t is especially recon-
mended for cOnsumptiVes, the aged and
for females generally. For sale by
Durbin, Wright s. Co.
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What would we do without poets.
The latest piece Of information in verse
begins, "The golden rod is yellow"
How horrible it would have been had
the public been obliged to remain under
the hallucinatiOn that the golden rod
was scarletl
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Sheriff Sale.

Harriet Mers EXT Alias Order Of sale stark County
Common Pleas Court
Levi BOrdner ct al }
By virtue alias OF Issued by the clerk OF
the OF common pleas OF Stark county, Ohio In the
action and directed will offer for sale at
public oucry the court house In the city
OF Canton. stark county, Ohio. on
Saturday, the 9th day of October, 1883,
following described real estate situate in Stark
county, Ohio, tO-wt: Being a part Of the northwest
quarter Of section number nine 10 j. township number
eleven and range number eight I'm stark coun
ty Ohio beginning for the same at the northeast corner
OF said quarter thence south with the east line of said
quarter and 80 100 chains to post; thence west
parallel with the north line of said quarter two and
B71OO chains to post thence north parallel with the
east line of said quarter post; thence with
said north line OF said quarter and B7-l00 chains
to the place OF beginning subject to all legal highways
Appraised at 81. 900.
Sale to commence ar one O'Clock D. m. Terms cash.
II. ALTEKRUSE. sheriff.
ALBAUGH 4 WRLTY, Attorneys.
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With Ely's Cream Balm a child can be
treated without pain or dread, and with
perfect sefety, Try the remedy. IL
cures Catarrh, Hay Fever and Colds in
the head. Apply into the nOstrils with
the finger. SOC.
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mEDIOAL.
A YOUNG MANS CASE.

Mr.. s. $. HoDdEN. Jr Of No. 147 Park street, Lewis
ton. Me- relates the following personal narrative. MAY
IA. 1888: about fifteen months since had a severe
attack typhoid fever. very lame and confined to
my bed for eleven weeks. and when the left
In very debllitated condition My back and lOins
seemed to have strength, and had vitality ap-
petite tried various kinds Of medicine recommended
by my friends but found they did not improve
ditiOn. was induced to try Hunts Remedy. which
been used with such here In Lewiston
that 1t has very envIabe reputation of being
reliable medicine purchased bottle and can
my improved health from the time commenced using
it. and my progress continued very rapidly gained
in strength and experienced less pain my back my
appetite increased and after using t8) bottles my
palms all gone. and my heath entirely restored
and can most heartily recommend HUNTS Remedy to
any who may need true remedy TOR debility kidney or
urinary troubles"
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Same will have coupons attached thereto bearing
Of interest not TO exceed per cent per annum paya
bic semi annually. Bonds to be dated November 1st
1888 Sale TO be to the highest and best bidder the
day Aforesaid The Committee the right
cept any reject all bids, JOHN GLASS,
j. p FAWCErr,
j. III. WERNER,
Committee on Ways and Means.
September 20. 1SS9.-[oS.hw
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Physioians' Wine of the Oporto Grape.

New York physicians say that they
they have been using Speers Port Grape
Wine and Wine Bitters in their practice
for years, to the entire satisfaction OF
their patients and themselves, and take
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MIsOELLANEoUs.
Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given that undersigned been
duly appointed and qualified Administrator
of the estate Of Charles Gruber late OF Stark county
Ohio, decd. STEPHEN BYRNS
Id Administrator,
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ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

Notice hereby given that the undersigned has beer
appointed and qualified Administrator of the es-
tate OF Isaac Steese late of stark county Ohio decd
HIRAM HUMBERT,
Octl7d Administrator.
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Local Freight going west leaves at t7.94 IN, and
carries passengers between Canton and Crestllne.
doing east leaves at r. 18 and carries passengers
between Canton and Beaver Falls
Pullman Palace Sleeping and Hotel Cars attached To
all through trains without change, west bound to
Chicago; bound Pittsburgh Harrisburg. Balti-
more, Washington Philadelphia and New York
For time tables rates OF fare, through tickets and bag
gage checks, and further information regarding the
running OF trains, apply TO L. L. THOMPSON Ticket
Agent, Canton, o.
eRr-Tme given I'm above table Is Columbus, o., time
which Is II minutes slower than Pittsburgh time and
20 minutes faster than Chicago time.
'Daiy. fDaily except Sunday. tDaily except Monday
W. A. BALDWIN, T. A. FORD,
Manager. aenn Pass 4 Ticket Agt
PITTSBURGH. PA.
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FARM FOR SALE.
Public Sale.

The undersigned will offer at public auction. at his
residence in Green township Summit county, Ohio, be.
ing mile north OF the reentOwn Station on the line
OF the Valley Railroad on
Thursday, Nov. LIST, 1888,
the following personal property to-wit:
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Administrators Notice.

duly appointed and qualified administrator OF the
estate of Jacob ThOma late OF stark county, Ohio,
deceased JAMES SLENTZ,
octI7d Administrator
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TRAINS WESTWARD.
srATIoNs. / No. / No. 8. No. 5.

Trains No 3, l. and daily. other trains daily
except sunday.
Palace sleeping Coaches on trains No B. 4, and 12
between Cincinnati and New York. and on Trains No
and between Cleveland and New York.
Sleeping Coaches on No and between Cincinnati
and Hornellsyille via Marion and Chicago Atlantic
Ry. Paror between HOrnellsyille and New York.
pullman sleeping Coaches on trains No and II be-
tween Ohlcago Albany New York and Boston, via Ma
rlon and Chicago & Atlantic Ry. Also regular day
coaches between Chicago andNew York without change.
No sleeping coach between Albany and Boston sun
day
Sleeping Coaches on trains No. and between New
York and St. Louis without change.
Hotel coach on trains No. 3 and 12 between Chicago
and New York daily, via Mansfield
Connections at Mansfield with the Pittsburgh, FL
W. &C. r., and at Marion with the Chicago Atlanuc
Ry for Chicago and all points in the Northwest Con
nections Creston with the Wheeling Lake Erie X
r. for Toledo; at Leayttsburg for Cleveland Y0ungs-
town Ptsburg; at Meadvile for OIL City az James
town Buffalo and Niagara Falisi at salamanca Tor
Bradford and Rochester; and BinghAmton Tor Albany
and Boston. -
4 No .stop-oyers, allowed upon local uckets.
Il A II CLARK, General Passenger AND Ticket Agent,
cleveland, Ohio
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A GOOD MECHANIC.

MR.. L. j. JONES' of No. 10 Charles Street. Portland
Me-. writes these convincing facts May 1, 1885, L
have for several been troubled with liver
Dlant and indigestion. and have suffered at times ter
rbIe distress and have tried many different cures
called that have been recommended from time time
one day noticed In of papers the testimonial
of person that had used Hunts Remedy and been
cured of diseases similar mine. purchased bottle
of of drug stores in Portland. before had
used the first bottle found that improving beyond
my expectation; used in all bottles and have
trouble from indigestion, distress pain in back
as formerly had and since have been cured wife
has used 1t for kidney trouble and 1t has cured her
We can both say that Hunts Remedy is blessing to
that troubled with kidney liver diseases.
indigestion. We gladly recommend 1t to friends
to any sufferers from liver kidney Diseases and
this letter choose. for the best in
teTest Of suffering humanity"
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FOR SALE OR LEASE.
FOR SALE,

Firstcassfarm I'm Cumberland county Illinois within
miles OF towns. close to railroads, contains so
ply TO Il. b. ENSLOW
augI l-dm Huntington. w Va
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Administrator Notice.

Notice is hereby given that undersigned beer
duly appointed and qualified adminstIa Of the
estate George GOOdln late of stark county Ohio
teceased WILLIAM McKIMM,
octI7d Administrator.
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October 1, 1881,
SALE OF
Canton City Refunding Bonds

Seaedjbds will be received by the Standing Commit
tee on Ways and Means Of Canton City Council at the
ONCE Of the City Clerk, to ~ O'Clock Mon.
day October 29th 1888 for the sale Of the bonds OF
said city In the Of thirty thousand (S3OOOO) dol
lars In order 10 provide the necessary for the
payment of certain outstanding bonds which will be
come due and payable before March LIST, 1884. Said
bonds TO be Issued In denominations OF $1,000 each
maturing as follows;
SIX Thousand Dollars In 1891.
1892.
1895.
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CARRoLLToN DIVISION.

Tstart daily. stop Signal trrains do not stop.
SAM. BRIGGS, Gen Manager.
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GOING SOUTH

CLEVELAND, AKRON & COLUMBU RAILROAD
To take Effect May 2sth. 1888.
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Races at the Springs.

Three horse races are to occur at the springs
This afternoon The first two are trotting
races: the third is for runners. The first will
be between three-minute horses for a carriage
rohe the entries for which are seven in num-
her The second is for gold-mounted whipby
pe.aaa of near four IN mute speed, for which
thare are q entries. Nine entries are made for
ths last a haIf-mile and repeat race. There are
two prizes in this saddle 10 1ne FSt an
a - ally Jobns. Ii was the intention OF the
en- l,nsyer 10 have race for lady riders, but as
tho fact became known that MISS Brltton IN
. .no 70 enter il other equestriennes con-
DI,,Iod they would have no chance OF winning,
and 40 made no nominations.