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article or process.
In the Senate, Mr. Wilson, of Iowa, presented
joint resolution of the general assembly of
Iowa, urging that in view of the rapid absorp-
ton of public lands fit for settlement, congress
may take immediate steps to recover unearned
portions of lands granted railroads
The Indian appropriation bill was passed
April 4by the house early in the session. The
most important amendment to the bill was that
abolishing the Office of Indian inspector and
authorizing the secretary of war to detail Of
fcers of the rank of captain to perform this
service
The house committee on postofices and post
roads voted to to adopt the following: Re-
solved, That it is the sense of this committee
that it is inexpedient for the government either
to construct postal telegraph or purchase any
existing line of telegraph. Messrs Bingham
Money, Reese, Ward Cosgrove, Riggs, Rogers,
Jones of Texas and Wakefield in the afirma-
tive The bill authorizing the postmaster
general to contract with the Postal Telegraph
company, or other companies, will be consid-
cred on Tuesday next
Senator Vest reported bill favorably from
the committee on territories to authorize the
appointment of a commission by the president
to run and mark the boundary lines between
certain portions of the Indian Territory ant
Texas, in connection with similar commission
to be appointed by the state of Texas.
Mr.. Cook presented the house through thu
petition box paper signed by about fifty citi
zens of Avery, Iowa, which can hardly BIZ
termed a EDITION, since it opens with the words
''We, the undersigned sovereign citizens, here
by command you, our servant, demanding tn.
passage of bill to construct double tract
steel railway fEpm New York to San Francisco,
and declaring that not anothG dollar should bt
lent national banks or squanderedil canals.
The president sent to the senate the follow.
ing nominations: Commodore Clark II Wells
rear admiral; Thomas a. Reeves of Missouri
agent of Indian at Quapaw agency, Indian Ter
rltory. Postmasters-E. g. Minor, Necedah
Wis; Fred J. Bartels, Peshtigo, Wis. james
A. FOote, Anoka, MINI. Warren Potter, Aitkin
Mimi; Max Miller, Jackson, Or
Mr. Nelson presented to the house the reso
luton Of the Clay county lMinn.) .Farmers' al
lianse asking for the passage Of the Morriso7
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"For two years I suffered intensely and
was made miserable through diseased
kidneys and bladder. with nervous ex-
haustion and entire prostration. Doctors
and medicine did not afford me any relief,
and was advised to use Warmers safe
Cure, which I did in connection with the
Safe Pills, and am thankful to state lam
entirely cured of the dreadful malady.
Mrs. DoRMER.
40 Co,,%1 Ton%b
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-12-23

10 Big in ben 9immel priefen, oa oau=
ertefe Ou mid, uno tpie Su geitern
baoon gelaufen biit, ba batteit 9u aufz
einmal mein gan3es 9er3 getponnen -
bas lit bod mod @tDas, @lie, bas tbut
ni6t cine Sebe; bunoert Mnbere bdtten
fi9 rubig bic @@linse su5ieben lafen
unb mdren Grau bon 9egebad, getpor=
ben. Iber nun perlaB Did auf midi,
@lie, i'd belfe Sir = unb Morik bilft
Sir, fogar Griba 1T Sir ni@t mebr
gan5 10 b6ie.S
War fie es iiberbaupt? fraste gle
gang eritaunt.
Qber Sinh, rief Gill, baft 81 benn
elm 8rett BOT BEN &opfe gebabt2 B6ie
-&a enb tpar fie. rafenb eiferiu9tig auf
Did, fobalo Morib nur 9einen Namen
nannte. Ser Mrme bat i9limme 3ei=
ten gebabt.
Giles blai5es @esi6t NOR purpurn
ergliibt. Mfit einem S9lage ftanb bas
8enebmen Der iungen Grau, oas ibr
immer 10 rdtbielbaft gemeien, in srelem
Sl6te por ben Nugen, unb au9 Mori=
Bens f9eues Mnsmei9en. sic f0bnte
f6mer5lih auf: 9lu@ bas nod.
(Gortfebung folat.)
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- Mdnner, 6eren Bart ri9t bic gez
piinf6te Jarbe bat, f6nnen bieiem
Mangel 6ur9 Mntpenbung bon 8uding>
bam's 8artbei3e abbeIfen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-12-23

= Na6 benz ioeben berbfentli6ten
amtli9en 8eri9t bes Stats sMferbau=
bureaus batte Galifornien biefes Sabr
eine before @eiaenernte benn ie supor.
Sic iibertrifft ielbif bic iiberaus slduz
3enoe Grnte bon 1880 um mebr als Z
0fillionen 8uibel; benn bamals mar
bas @rsebniB $4,000 900 8uibel, tpdb=
renb es iib beuer auf 81 ,420,188 8u=
ibel erbob. Oa 35,877 Neres nit Weiz
gen beiteqt maren, 10 ergibt BET Our9=
i6nittsertrag 16s 8ufbel bonn Mcre.
Galifornien nimmt bamit als Wei3en
probucirenber @taat ben eriten Stang
in Der Union Elm. Wenn man bisber
ben @rtrag Der beurigen Weiaenernte
auf $50 MiQionen 8uibel i9dBte, 10
f6eint bic @ddbumg, unter Beriidli6ti=
gung bes &eiultates ber @alifornier
grnte, eber gu nieorig als gu bod gu
fein.
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IGrNGGtG We8etabilifd3er
W~~ Siciliamii@er
1NCtrs0rlte1teret..

sslten sewinnt Elm 9siImitteI 70 entj&ieSenes
nsstsaasn bsin @ablihsm .Die Saa's Saarsgrneas
ssss. Die 6dle, tn benen er cine poufdnbise aies
esssssitsuans ber 6arbe bes Saores unb einen
setaaeen 8uftanb ber aopfbaut berporserufem, iinb
unadblig. aIte eente Ioben ibn TIM feiner prnbers
Barren araft wilen ibren psiBmerbenben aoden
sssen uripransIi9e Sarbe unb S95nbeit wiebersus
eeoen. Sessfe tn mittIersn Sabren sebrau9en tbn
eerne, nell er bic aabIbet perbatet, e@uppen ents
iernf ealt unb benz Saare Elm sraftises @a@stbum
esi1stst. Sunse Damen finb ibm um ibrer SoiIstte
piAen seuosen, neil er bem Saare etnen id55nen
wes9en SLAM ertbeiIt. anb es ibnen m5sIi5 nadbt,
isr aaar IN ieber bsIiebisen Sorm susuri9tsn. So
sE g pes allen betiebt, unb spar einfa9 aus BEN
ersnoe, neil er tets ibren erluartuneen entfpridt
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3 a 8.

= Sie Transformation 6er sseuers
leute, bic in Muitin itattfinbet, 1T bonn
SUM auf ben 2. Mdr3 berlegt iporben,
bamit Die Selegaten bel ber @runb lteins
legung oes Gapitols anmeienb iein t6n=
men.
-Sn 9allas bat man BEN fa,bigen
golitifer 9enrp &oB perbaftet, Der i'm
8erba6t itebt, eine 8anoe bon Subnerz
bieben organiIirt gu baben. Sn elmer
Der leBten 9fd6te brad bic 8anbe tpobl
an bunbert peri9iebenen pIdben elm
uno am nd9fen Sage tparen 10 biele
puter auf bem Marfte, baB Der preis
berielben big auf so Gents fiel.
= Gin 14idbriges Mdb9en Namens
S6marb miro in Sort Wortb bermiBt.
Daffelbe bat feline Mutter mebr unb mar
beBbalb BON feinem 8ater, Der auBerz
balb ber Stabt tppbnt, elmer 6amilie
Namens Giienbauer 3ur p1ege iiberges
ben tpOrben. &iir3lib eri9ien Der 0az
ter unb nabm bas &inb nit au einem
photographer, um es pbotosrapbiren
gu laifen. Seit iener 3eit tpirb bas
Wab6en bermiBt.
= Guf Ser aeras 9}acifc6a6n paI=
iirte neuli9 eine gn3o1l 8arbiger, Die
BON 5iibcarDlina Eameu uno nod Stem
Merifo gingen, I'm fi6 baielbft nie6er=
sulafen.
= Sn Borne ifarb Grau Sobanna
Bieper, Gattin bes Serrn Iuguit pies
per in 8ulberDe, i'm 9llter bon "a Sab
ren. Sic Weutter Der 8erftorbenen, Die
bermitttpete Srau &abelma9er, befanb
ii9 unter ben 2ei6trasenben, tpel6e bic
9eife our lebten &ubeltdtte ge.eiteten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-12-23

: Ser beuti9e &ei9sfan3ler bears
tragic beim 8unbesratb bic 8elegung
6er Gdfer nit amerifanii6en Petroleum
bel Der @infubr nit benz 86tt9ermaa=
ren3ol bon 10 so. Ser Nntraa uirb
folgenbermaBen motibirt: s6on bor
ldngerer 3eit mar infolge BON Mnrez
gung aug ben betbeiligten getperbli6en
Sreiien ieitens Der &ei@sresierung bic
Grage in Gr0rteruns geaogen tpor6en,
Oh Die 6olssefdbe. in mel6em bic Butt
ter bonn 9uslanbe nod Deuti1lanb ge=
langt, eimer befonbere1 9eraolIung als
gOtt9erwaaren unte1morfen merben
iolleu. Oie Nngeleaenbeit fam aber
bamals ni9t gum MbfdluB. gfeuer=
oings baben fi6 nun bic &lasem in 8es
treff Der @ermertbung ber leeren Gdi,
ier, in benen bas amerifanil6e petros
leum nod Seutf6lanb gelanst, berar.
tig gebduft, baB bic &eidsreeierung
ni9t umbinn fonnte, Der Sa9e ndber
5u treten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-12-23

Wel@en Nufi6mung uufere grGs
lerb nzSnbuitrie geaommen bat, ersiebt
li6 aus Der SbatIa@e, baB in Der OBJ
gelaufenen Gaiion in Baltimore allein
14.0O0. 900 Su6ien pfirii6e, 2,00O,s
900 8il6ien grilne @rbieu. 5000. 900
Bi9fen CRIME Bobnen, 100, 900 gu9s
len 8irnen, 5000, 900 gi9len Toma
tos uno 100000 8ii6ien anberer
@emiiie eingema9t morben iinb. 8al=
timOre nimmt in bieiem Snbuitrie3meig
ben eriten Stang elm, aber in anberen
itebt er au9 in bober Blitbe.
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,,Gtu Hraueu=8ureau." !"

Sas S6ilo aeigte Obiges an unb
Semano ging binein, UNI gu ieben, oh,
tpenn elm Weann ieiner Grau miibe 1T.
ct fie fit cine anbere umtau19en f0nne.
Gaab es aber unpraftii9. Ser bette
We4fel fiir cine Grau 1T oerienige, mel
9er 6ur6 8roun's Sron 8itters ber=
borgebra6t mirb. 8eme9felt f9Ie6te
@eiunobeit fiir quite. 9eruntergefom
meme unb gef9md9te Oamen nit berz
armten 8lut finbsn 2raft uno 8ersniis
gen, on Der 8erei6erung, pel6es oieier
prin3 Der Stdrfungsmittel ibnen au=
fihrt,
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= We,tboolle unb nibli9e Weib=
na6tsgei6enfe. Sumelen, ubren &c. Bel
@rttser 8ros.
307 Main plaaa.
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@olbtpaaren, SeiGen= unb gtanbs
ubren &C. in reiGer Nuspabl bel
Grit5er 8rps.,
3,tumlM 307 Wlaia, plasa.
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6erauaforberutia an NIe.

Serauaforberuns an Hlle.
SD fam sas srSBte 9aser anlmeiien
Den SrSBten Scrrutb BON ein unb
berIel6en Srrte
Sd bin Der sinsiSe spe,ialia i'm Ga.
tadsbanbel
Sd be5able teinen Sfeiienben unb
Tbeilbaber !!
Sd persaufs mehr gisarren unb 81.
garretten ais anbere 0dnbler
SD faufe nur fir Baar unb berfaufe
biniSer als Nnbere.
SdlieBlid bite i'd nm BeRdtisung
meines 2aSers uno nleiner Sreiie.
Sim HaHt.
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VIM. CASSIN,
Sdnb Ter in @runbeisen enth u m
can Mutpnip. xeraS.

Office 30. "a soIebab @tra6e.
9efenbere Aufmertlamteit pirb benz Raufen
unb 8erfonfen bon &ondes uno 2dnbereien in
@ettegas 9eipibmet.
SD fenne bic meifen ber 2dnbereien, bic i'd
bertaufe, uno fat aaes 2anb ber peflideu
Counties.
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Hur 8ea6htuna.

Giner srinDlideren aenntnib bes anaemeinen
8ieb uno Gleiidmarftes iirfte id pobl tciner
i'm Staate Seras riibmeu. als Serr @ilbelm
SOFing. Seine aussebreitete aunoldaft lie.
fert ben 8epeis, baB fein Gleiider in San In.
tonic bas allsemeine 3utrauen in boberem
@rabe beiitt, alS er. Sur has ausseleienfe
Maifpieb tpiro aur S4la@tbant sefiibrt. Sptels,
Reitaurationen uno 8an,ilien merben prompt
beoient. Sn Der Wuritfabrtfation unb 3ube-
reitung bon @au1> uno YofelHeiib Ieiftet Serr
S0fling poraiisli6es Seine Gabritate meroen
bon @iemanoem iibertroifen. @tartt So 61l
aoenue 9. 16,s,dS
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- Bon 9ouifOn fubren am 20. ii6er
l5O Sebrer Der Dffenilihen S6ulen aus
olen 5beilen oes Staates mad Nem
Orleans ab.
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Sages : Wemigfeiten.
8 ! q B.

OuS Nuutllt utI 1lelD UDIIeI
0anbelstanmer fat besiigli9 bes ipa-
niIden 8ertrages brei 8eri1te einge=
6ra6t. Ser Waioritdtsberi1t en1z
pfieblt unber5igli9e Mnnabme bes Ser:
trages, bic beiben Minoritdtsberi9te
WertDerfung beRelben.
= Gin tpabniinniger Mann. .Mamens
Grancis Oe 2isle in Mauiau, Wisc.,
ging an bas Bett leines franten Bru-
bers unb badte i'm nit einem Bell in
Stiide inbem er fortpdbrenb rief:
Gbriifus fommt! 5ein 8lut 1T fiir Mle
gefOfen!
= 4us &isa, &uBlanb, ging benz
@9aBamtsiefretdr cine couf6oerirte
500 Note au. Ser 6enoer i9reibt,
er babe ben 99ein bon ieinem Ontel
geerbt unb tpiini6t ibn in Ser. @taaz
ten papiergelb umgetauf9t 3u baben.
st 1T bena6ri6tigt tporben, baB bic
Note mertblos 1T.
= Sci 8remon, Snbiana, entgleiz
ften stuei @6lafmagen uno bic Dining.
Gar bes @rpreB5uges. 2ebtere pers
nsn GS1o ,,nS ~; paIMsis.s IMs,sx..a a"u ~. ~.
.,sntss. Ssm Moa'e "ao 6'oe' @a1parler muroeH
0'1'eses en- aortrons ox.o,n az :.
.a os >" ppt!laao, Sregon, gap e.
M an. ~: ost 5us.lel glDBen S9nses
,ms"t ,,ma ros;, o;.Is' ~, Sa''um' a; o~!Msa gauss
Sle 3age Der Nortbern pacific baben
ibre SSabrten eirgegellt - Nus ct.
Paus l9.lp Iasa'sa.luge s %a'ts geMeloei.
~ ~ s9s.y. ". psa ~tan''ooa ~ oa9a 5elg1e
~ ~ e,yaa ..a1i'11s. ~ O. 10, Ill w GaaaDa zz'
~ Sucun CIV ~ a; y'aU a,... aa.el 9s@a.
osy ,yH 0a!s eaaem IL 2SaI9aH[9u mari Die
Ssg.si.n S ul.B e mDaOle N 9tan1leote eln
i,sue..lag1.sss ss os G.aogea g D!e Sreppe 9lnz
"a's'' Sas M'"p o''eo IDOL.
Nuslanb.
- gs fra9t peiter in Wien. eSean
9ucas, 8ertpalter beg Departements
Der Wertbpapiere iu Der @iro unb &ai=
fen 8ereinsbant bat Selbitmorb be-
gangen. ST lit Ser SAmaaer eines
b6beren Beamten oerlelben 8anf, Der
pegen unterf9lagung pon @elberu in
/ 6aft fibt.
= Mus 8ombep tpirb gemeloet, baB
beftige NeqenaufIe Bic Baummo(lernte
beiddbiaen.
= Nibiliifen haben fiiralid5 BEN 0er=
! 1ud aemad5t, einen giienbabnsuo ann
| Gntaleiien au brinaen, in Dem Der @,or
mad st. petersbura fubr.
Qe;h,;o MoASer, Sax Spn;As.a
mort 5ein giciboner besnh;o. @ ,t7I hotts ha
omtronte ~ neoen MeinsSnpH " MnniS ia,
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: 0iele 8erioueu befinben 5;n

= 8iele perionen befinben li6 un.
tet benz irrigen @inbrud, baB 2eberleiz
ben gu ber &ategorie bon unbeilbaren
&ranfbeiten geb6rt. Wenn fie bic
3eugnife beaisli6 Der Guren ieben
fonnen, tpeldes bur9 Mifblers 2rduter
gltters berberffelligt moroen iinb, 10
tpiirben ii@ ibre besfaliisen @nf6ten
balb dnbern. Grau Mnnie Mufelmann,
bon 2aucaiter, pa., fagt: sd lit ae5n
Sabre lang an 2eberbei9merben unb
unIere beiten Ner3te fonnten mir ni6t
belfen. Weibler's 9rduter Bitter beilte
mi1."
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-06-26

eve are Informed that u set Of sharp.
ere, protesting TO beWoatern land1gonts,
have been ewlndllng people In different
parts OF the county" says the New Lis.
bon Journal.
"If whit wo learn is true, II IL the
moet systematic fraud and wholesale
ewindlo ever porpotratod on our people.
rholr modua 0perandl Ia something like
tho following; They call ON q farmer
who they think has u little spare money,
propose TO sell him western landp, make
fair Inducements aud sell NJ reasonable
figures, They toll the buyer that un.
less everything Ia ns represented by
them, no will not hnvo 10 pay for the
land they even enter into u written con.
tract with him 10 this effect, But at
tho same timo they require Of him no.
gotiable note, which thqy sell tho frat
opportunity NJ discount Of 50 TO 10
per cent, and every cent can be re-
covered from the man who gives the
note. Beware Of them"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-06-26
Tho AIllnnnn MyalnrY.

The mystery surrounding the death
OF John Reese, whose mangled remains
were found on the Cleveland q Pitta-
burg Railroad, two miles north Of Alli-
ance, on the sth inst, still remains un.
solved, The Inquest ls not yet closed,
considerable dilllcalty being exper enced
In securing the testimony Of the rail
road mon who are of on their runs.
A man named Morrison went to New
Lisbon recently aud securing board NJ u
house there wound up by stealing all
the loose change no could And In the
pockets OF his fellow.bOardera aud skip
ping out lilo was arrested In LeetOnia
shortly after for drunkenness and locked
up. During the night no managed 10
escape from the lookup by crawling
through trans0m over the door, elnco
which time no has not been heard OF,
II Ia now reported ho was beyond all
doubt the strange man mentioned In the
evidence NJ the Inquest as being with
Reese NJ tho time he was killed, and
who Ia probably tho only one who could
throw any light on the terrible mystery
Of Reose'a death. :. II 10 hoped that ho
may soon be found.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-06-26
PARIS POINTERS.
Items Of Interest From the Enst End of the
lnuntV

Items Of Interest From the Enst End Of the
County.
Lib stimmel Ia visiting friends In
Canton.
G, D. Beebout returned from Jefferson
County, where he had been on business.
Charlea NJ. McMacken has returned
home after quite an extended trip
through the west.
Our druggist, W, Riley, Ia always on
hands ready TO prescribe for the weak,
afflicted and inhrm,
MrHBigganl's two children who have
been attending school NJ Columbus, are
az home during vacation.
We are Informed that our village 10 10
be bleat with another necessary evil In
tho form of an NJ, ID, Welcome.
Mr.. Olouser is now p. NJ, and we un-
deratand In going TO move the p o. into
the brick building adjoining Melser's
store room.
Mr.. Dagger ia having singing at the
Greek school" every two weeks, Quito
number Of our young folks gather
there to enjoy themselves and give vent
to their musical talent,
The RObertsyllle Band Ia to furnish
the heinstrumentala ana the Paris Qrartette
the vocal mGslG for the entertainment
az Paris, Saturday evening, June 2Slh
Come, come, come, The summer now Is
here.
Quite number Of Miss Alice Mlller's
friends assembled NJ her home on satur.
day evening, June 81, and while some
Of the ladies managed TO have her up
town, filled tho rooms to OyerlOwing
with merry voices, or at least, you would
have thought they were, from the melO
dies executed and the many plays par.
ticlplted In. II was complete surprise
TO Alice, although highly appreciated,
john PETER.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-06-26

OF Akron at 7 o'clock this morning, by
Sheriff Lee, Deputy Sheriff Krider and
Henry VOgelgesang and VIM, Anderson az
assistants. The prisoners, with their
terms Of imprisonment, are no follows:
George Bruner, manslanghter, years;
Thos, Murray and Jos, Mccoy, burglary,
aud larceny, three years each; Joseph
Brown, burglary and larceny, two years;
Edward Morrison, burglary, one year.
Morrison told fellow prisoner recently
that he had served ten years In Sing
Sing, aud II is definitely known that
Murray has already served five years nj
Columbus. Mccoy also told prisoner
no broke Jail here during the term OF
Sheriff Baxter The three men are
undoubtedly we'll accustomed to prison
life.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-06-26

The Salvation Army is gradually ap.
preaching Canton, aud II would not DO
surprising II division Of II would
pOunce down upon us almost any day
now, A wing Of the Army makes ita
appearance In Alliance next Sunday
under the command OF Captain lnman.
II has secured the large college hall In
that town for year to DO used ~ u bur.
racks, and will find plenty Of good ma.
terlal to work on among the hardened
sinners Of Alliance. The Alliance girl
will now have another place TO air her
beauty In, when not engaged In that
task NJ the railroad depot,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-06-26
Fourth of July, 1884.

The Pennsylvania Company, OpOrNt-
Ing Pittsburgh, 1T, Wayne aud Chicago
Railway; Cleveland Il Pittsburgh Il, Ri;
Erie a. Pittsburgh r r.; Aahtabula aud
Pittsbnrg Railway; North Western Ohio
Railway, and Alliance, Niles and Ashta'
hula Railroad, will sell cheap excursion
tickets TO aud from all stations on the
above lines on July I'd aud 4th, good TO
return until July 7th, incluaiye Chill
dren between the ages Of five and twelve
years will be carried at One.half the ex-
cursiOn rate,
GreaG preparations are being made at
many prominent points to celebrate the
day IN mn appropriate manner, and all
the popular resOi n will be Oiled with
patriotic picnic parties. The rates will
be very low, aud everybody should turn
outand enjoy the Glorious Fourth,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-06-26
NnM Inainl Inv.

The following law reducing the post.
ago on newspapers from two ounces for
one cent ~ four ounces for ono cent,
went into olrcet last Sunday mornings
"BO II enacted, etc, that the rate Of
postage on newspapers and periodical
publications OF the second class when
sent by others than tho publisher or
news agent shall be ono cent for each
four ounces or fractional part thereof,
and shall DO fully prepaid by postage
stamps u0lxed 10 said natter
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-06-26
MASsILLON.
Batch OF Interesting News From the wes
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Thirteen young men OF Massill0n
have organized themselves into new
bicycle Stub,
Mr., and Mira. James Fletcher OF Knox.
Vile, Tenn, are guests In the family OF
Capt A. j, Kicks.
The Charity School and MassillOn
cemetery will soon be connected with
this city by telephone,
There are very few young men In
Masalll0n who are not In training for
the tempting foot race stakes on the 4th
OF July.
number OF the members of the Mas.
sillon Bicycle Club went 10 Myers Lake
on their wheels early this morning for
n waffle breakfast.
County Treasurer Dangler will be at
the Mayors Office In this city to-day and
tomorrow, for the convenience of those
desiring to pay their taxes,
Mr., Andrew Brammer. of PalnesyIlle,
o., was IN the city over Sunday, visiting
his brother, joe Brammer, cutter at
Dlelhenns Arcade clothing store.
Oar Blaine and Logan rlnh ha9 rem
ted Madison hall for tho chmpaign, and
at a meeting OF the club last Saturday
night committee was appointed TO
procure suitable banner, and "hang
II on tho outer wall"
Squire Brant2 rendered Judgment yes
terday afternoon against the city Of
Massill0n for the full amount OF eX-
Mayor Otto II, YOung's bill for salary
aud interest. or course the costs are
also assessed on tho defendant,
Any one who read our Council pro.
ceedings Of last Wednesday night, could
not but think that IL was all settled for
the main water pipe on fremont street
to be extended to West Massill0n. And
that wps what 9ix Of the eight Conncil.
men supposed they had nailed fast aud
cllncEed, But halt was called when
the principal owner OF the water com
pany learned from the City Solicitor
that before the work could be done the
Council must pase proper resolution
by a mljorlty OF tive membera elected
and the Cleikmust then certify there
was sufficient money In that particular
fund 10 do the work. Thus no trenches
will be dug or pipes put down until the
requirements OF the law are complied
with.