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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-29
National Guard A.soolatIo,.

CINCINNATI, March es. Tho National
Guard Association mot Thursday. A CON.
mitioo OF i've was appointed 10 10 10 Wash.
ington and watch tho Militia Appropriation
bill that In now before Congress- Zach
company In every State ls 10 bo taxed ono
dollar 10 defray the expenses OF the commit
too Straits bill, IN amended by tho House
OF Representatives, was adopted m tho
sonso OF tho convention. Socum's bill, IN.
troducod Into tho House u fow days ago,
for tho promotion OF United S.alos militia,
was warmly discussed and indomod. II
was resolved 10 hold the next meeting nj
Nashville, Tenn, January 8, 1888 Tho
following officers for the ensuing year wero
elected; General q, w. Wlngate, Now
York, President, General q, 4. Beauru.
gard, Louisiana, Vice. President; General
u. II. Flndloy, Ohio, Second Vice. President,
General W, l., Alexander, Iowa, Record.
ng.Socretary; Colonel Charles Bridge,
Now York, Corresponding Secretary; Con.
oral h A. Shophard California, Tronsurcr;
Charles Bridge, Il, H. Martin aud William
V. Jacobs, Executive Committee
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-29
A Hoax.

FARGo, u, f., March gs-It turns out
that Dinner Is not In tho hands OF tho Indl.
ans aud no ransom IL demanded for hls
safe return, but he Is In charge ot Turtle
Mountain halfbrtad4, who believe he Is IN.
torfcrIng with their landed rights, and are
therefore endeayorlng 10 frighten him into
leaving their country, Last November ho
went one hundred and Wyenty'iyo miles
northwest Of Doyll's Lake, aud there dls.
covered valuable mineral land, lle went
Fast, secured scrip, and CoIered the ,alno
Soon after January ho sent mining INA.
chimes Into the country and followed, In
company with Mrssrs, Eaton aud Clements,
u Washington, and u Government survey
or For four weeks nothing Ind been heard
from tho party until tho capture was ro'
ported.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-29
WHAT JAY GOULD SAW.
Returning to Naw York the magnats
Olives an Account of iilA Trlp-Ths Vast
Improvement In tho ooadition Of the
bOulhsrn states,

Returning to New York the mHgnats
Olives an Account of Ills Trlp-Ths Vast
Improvement In tho Coaditlon OF the
southern states,
New YoRK, March ~, jay Gould, who,
with his family, has been for thu past month
cruising In Southern waters In his yacht
Atalania, arrived here Thursday. lilo was
seen In the evening ut his home, and looked
much improved IN health,
"How far did you 30, Mr., Gouldp
1--WE went rs far M Havana, where we
spent week, Matters In Cuba ara simply
deplorable, That country ls taxed 10 tho
verge OF ruin, The planters are all falling.
There IL 10 confidence among tlle mefoan'
tile classcs, Unless tho Spanish Govern
ment does something for tho relief OF tho
people, absolute ruin Ia pending there
There Ii quite large party thore In fayol
OF annexation 10 the United StatoA
"The condition OF tho Southern States
has vastly Improved In all respects, partlc'
ulurly tho state Of Florida, Florida Is full
0f Northern mon, aud Northern capital aud
enterprise ara working out astonishing 10.
sulls. Why, while We were there Fer
nundlna was 10 full that you could not gol
oven cot NJ hOl0l, aud al through the
state there are numbers ol Northern men.
The orange product Of tho State " aaaum.
Ing large proportions, and also tho lumber
product There II very hne lunlber In that
State, and tho extension OF tho railway sys'
ttlI enables them 10 gel II " Boaporla for
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-29

PHILADELPHIA, March as. Tho headleas
body Of man, sowod up In coffee bag,
was found Thursday morning lodged against
The stones forming dam opposite an old
papormlll on the Wlssahlckon Crock. The
lcgs had also boon severed from tho body.
Tho body presented oyory Indication OF hay.
lng been In tho water but few days. Both
hands were rough and dlscolored ~ II with
dye showing that deceased was hard.
working man. Tho physician expressed tho
opinion that the cutting had not boon dono
with knife, but with nm ax or saw. The
corpse had been dyosted Of all clothing, aud
tho mouth OF tho bug was securely tod
with n clOlhcR.llna
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-29
IN. p,.,,o sohoo, Examination.

Came of this week In tho various rooms
with more than the usual snccess. and
more than the usual interest. Besides
the regular class examinations there
were other attractive exercises that
we're greatly enjoyed by the yisitors,
These consisted OF recitations, singing
and dialogues. Tho literary feature, as
rule, was highly commendable, and
reflected credit upon teachers and pu.
pills. Lack OF space prevents our emu.
merating or specifying; and where all
did so creditably we could not discrlm'
inate. The schools oil closed on Thurs.
day until Monday next.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-29
ROYALTY IN MOURNING
PRINCE LEOPOLD OF ENGLAND DEAD
Tho Sad Event Occurs suddenly at
Oannss-0rlef Of tho Qu.sn--nritish
Troops Iteturning from the soudan
-.Itumored Fall OF Khartoum.
QUEEN yIcromA,s vAyonIrE SON.


LONDON, March 2s.-Prlnce Leopold
Duke of Albany fourth and youngest son
Of Queen Victoria, died suddenly ut two
o'clock ~ M, At Cannes The Prince was
born April 4 1858 lIe was married u
Princess Helena Of Wnldeck, April 27, 1852,
Tho offspring Of tho union Is one girl, Alice
Mary Victoria, bOru February 20, 1883.
When the Queen received tho news Of tho
Duke Of Albany's death she was profoundly
affected. Tho Prince died In Ut, s he
WIS on the point Of starting for Darmaladl
TO attend tho wedding OF Ills niece, the
Princess Victoria, 0f Hease, The Prince
Of Wales WAS visiting the Earl OF
Seton, aud received tho news on the
Alntree Race Course, He returned ut once
To London, The horses Spectrum aud Col.
lander were weighed for tho race, but the
Duke Of MOntIOse aud Sir George Chel
wynd refused 10 run them, Marlborough
House h bescgGd with people calling " OK.
press their coincidence, Surprise Vt The
sudden death Of the Duke OF Albany Il
greatly heightened by the fact that he had
attended the Bachelors bail ut Nice last
Tuesday night, and was looking In line
health, The Duchess Of Albany h NJ
CtTemOnt Hotel,
SuAKiM, March 2s,-lho Tenth llussars,
tho York aud Lancaster Regiment aud the
Irish FuailGeH have clnb rkcd for home
The shaikhs Of the Samarar, Danllet and
llOOfal tribes who represented 5000 people
living between suaklm aud kassala have
come In md have promised 10 assist In thc
capture Of Oswan Disma, whose prestige
has been destroyed,
lONpuS, March 2s,-1ho Standard
correspondent uJ Cairo lcegrnphN that ru.
mos are prevalent there that Khartounl
has fallen, II !, Impossible 10 confirm 0I
contradict the wild rumurS current The
official world, bOth civil and military Il
waiting la anxious suspense news frou
Gordon.
LOSpoN, March 49, The Government
shipped by the steamer GreclOn, leaving
Glasgow for Boston on March ~, go emi
grants, taken from the wOrk.houso o
SWlnolord, County Mayo, Ireland,
Tho Manchester Guardian asserts thai
negotiations are pending between England
und America, with u View " adding 10 the
rNlradilion treaty clause which shal
cover the authors OF the dynamite outragcs
The Jury rendered verdict In py0r Oi
lady COlln Campbell In the suit against hel
husband Tor divorce, Her husband Is the
youngest sou Of the Duke OF Argyll.
VIENNA, March 49, The ldgbldA pub
lIOhes dispatch from Warsaw saying that
General G0urk0, Goyern0r'Gcnrrdl recent
ly convened the principal Polish official,
aud gave notice that the Car meant there
shall be an energetic classification oil
Poland General GourRo gave instructions
for tho formation Of u Russian literary sO'
clcty and the establishment OF u national
Russian thealer ut Warsaw. The society
ls granted u subyontIon Of 10000 roubles
yoArly By the Russian Government
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-29
THE WHISKY BILL.
Eneot OF its Defeat on the hanuiaot-
urora,

Efrect Of its Defeat on the hanufaot-
urora,
LOUISVILLE, KY, March Vs. The whisky
men, although disappointed ut tho action
OF Congress IN killing tho Whisky bill to-
day, clalm that IL defeat was not uDox.
poctod, and they arc roady Tor tho emorg-
enoy. Tho tax will DO paid upon January
whisky OF 1850, but all other stock upon
which tho tax IL not duo will DO exported
~ quickly ~ possible Il IL under
stood that tho gioater porIIcu Of tho OK
ported goods will bo sent W Hamburg,
where II ls believed European market can
bo readily found for tho bulk of IT, Some
Of the goods will bc sont 10 tho Bornudas
and tho Bahamas, whore II IL expected am.
plo warehouse accommodations can DO OBJ
talned, II h probable that no Kentucky
goods will DO sent TO Canada, for tho reason
that u respectable market can not DO found
for II there
MmLwAuKEE, Wis, March 9s.-Tho
failure OF the Bonded Whisky bill has a dl.
rect Influence on many men aud housos In
this city. Hon. John Black, ono Of tho
most wealthy Wholesale men In tho North.
west, viii be obliged to puy the Government
about 100000 MI Black hp worked
hard for tho success Ot tho bill,
but no accepts the situation gracefully.
Tho house OF Bosw0rlh Il Son will
contribute about so, 900 ~ tho National
Treasury. Mr.. II, Il. Hopkins, tho hoad OF
the firm, says that, on the whole, tho result
of ths lofeal of lho hill may proyo A banalt
rather than IN Injury 10 tho whisky inter
ests. Had tho bll passed, ho saya, tho
manufacture end storing OF whisky would
have continued, There must come broak
some time, Az II now IL thoro will bo a
pressure 10 sell, there will bo lcss whisky
manufactured for time, stocks will DO do
creased, and tho sbusInoss will got more
healthy tono.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-29
Mr Joseph plok Declined.

EDITOR DEMooRAT.-A printed clrcu.
lar IN being distributed In the Firat
Ward Of this city, signed MANY VOtera."
therein stating that Joseph Dick desired
to have his name announced through
tho DEMOCRAT IA u candidate Tor C0un.
Gilman, ut the Democratic primary elec
tion to BE- held March 20th, 1854 aud
that the Editor refused 10 announces Mr..
Dick's name. hence the circular referred
tn, VIVA issued 10 they0tcra, IN Justice
to myself, to Mr. Mc6rugor and Truth,
permit me 10 say that Joseph Dick
on last Tuesday, personally told mo that
he did not want TO be- candidate for
the nomination under any Circumstance
es, aud requested mo TO inform the edi
tor Of the DEMOCRAT Of the fact, 70 that
hia name should not be amour ced,
which information !, NJ Mr. Dicks re-
quest, impaired TO The editor OF the DgM-
ooRAr, THIS IN why The name wua
not announced, aud saw Mr., Dick again
to-day, when he agniu told me no did not
want TO be n candidate for any office.
Canton. o.. March ", 1884
JonN q. WAEourER.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-29
pAuL's FIRST EpIsTLE To THE cor
Rup1IONtsTs

Not mhd most Noble twlus I speak the words VI
truth aud snhrthcss Paul before Agflpph
The following card from Mr.. Paul
Field, ho0k'kceper ut the Water Works
office, speaks for itself Mr., Field re.
lucSted ils publication IN the RepOs.
tory offering tn pay for IL, but was re-
fused, II this not proof positive that
tho Repository Ia the RING ORGANY
The ISLANDERS so completely silenced
by Mr., Field were precious morsels 10
the ring, and they were busily engaged
IN their circulation, hoping thereby to
draw attention from their. own dOings,
engine building, etc, OF course the Re.
pository would not dare 10 publish any.
thing adverse to the Interest OF the ring
Bul read the
CARD FROM PAUL FIELD,
MR, EDTOR;--My attention has been
called 10 the fact That Il certain crank,
lnd two other irresponsible and m.
prIuclpnlpd persons for political pur.
p0sra Hre very husY NJ present clreulat
ing fulschOOds concerning the existing
management Of water works affairs
representing thut II N only necessary IL
Nlect one honpst nHn TO all the position
VI Water Works Trustee 10 unearth "A
system of lhieyely Nnd corruption at the
water works Ollre. which viii sink the
dOingS of llp Tweed ring into insignln
cance, lhlO kind Of stun am Informed
In poured luln the ears Of our citizens
with II per,lsIeury that knows no night,
no day. no Sabbath Of the Lord.
Hm told that the otherwise sluggish
blood Of the crank above referred 70 one
George Washington Aullhouse (GOd save
the luDrk) seems 10 course with delicious
cOolnoaa through hia veins, when he can
catch the ear ol any ono aud roll from
his annderOus tongue his old, old, whine
about rrOokednpsa In the management
Uf water works NiINra. Nothing hut n
sense 0l duty owe myself Hnd family
would induce inp 10 notice this trio OF
slBudererp, because, Mr. Eilit0r If these
stories are true, anl the robbtr chief
thp' hns all the booty, ay neither Mr..
Mckinney or the Tfusteta handle the
water works funds, "a all passes
through my hands coming IN or going
0ut, When ! entered the water works
olllre Hho1ttwo yeurs Ngo came because
the position was offered me, and
thought II was an Improvement on the
position ! was then lllliug. Simply thia
aud nothing more, and all this without
any solicitation on my part. Notwlth
standing, this same George Washington
AullhOnse, NJ that time, had an attack
Of bls old disease caused by paradlng the
streets Of our city, repeating his silly
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-29
NEWS NOTES.



Gladstone hs recovered HIS usual health,
and Will return 10 Parliament Monday,
The French Government will In May sub
init q scheme for tho revision Of the cOnstl-
tuition.
Tho Barbour House and eight stores, at
Amerlcus, Ga, burned Wednesday night
causing loss OF SsO,OOO,
In the Connecticut Legislature Thursday
the blennlal-sesslOn amendment passed tho
Senate by a vote OF ~ 10 3,
Archbishop Gibbons, under pipal author
ity, calls the third plenhfy council at BaltI-
more 10 assemble In that city November y,
next
A man named Arplng has left Montreal
for Cleveland ~ cnlm fortune OF 49, 00O,-
900 left by an uncle named Calsse, who died
intostate
Two counterfeIterS, j. H. Elliot aud Wcs.
10y Gregory, were captured Thursday NJ
Dean, Ia, with their oullt, and Imprisoned
at Keokuk. -
An express train on the Maine Central
Road struck u landslide near Yarmouth,
wreoklng all but tho passenger but
no ono was seriously hurt,
Eight ears loaded with corn Jumped tho
track east Of Wabash, Ind, early Thursday
morning, tumblmg down thiriy,liye foot
eplbankmont being smashed 10 splnlora
Two Indians on the lu,garOrA reSerya.
tiOn, near LOckpOrt ~ l,, hal quarrel
| over u trivial matter, when they fought u
duel with axea one being lnOrtdlly wounded
The Legislature OF Maryland has passed
q bill authorizing tho Baltimore n Ohio
Company 10 construct an elevated railroad
through Baltimore, 10 connect with tho
Philadelphia branch
Articles OF association have been flied nj
Madison, WIs, for u company proposing 10
build sixty miles OF railway through tho
counties Of ken0aha, Walw0rlh Racine,
Wdukeaha and WaahnIton
hldOre Dreytus, clerk Of Pollock a. Co..,
importers Of dry goods, Now YORK, wa, ur'
rested Thursday On the charge nj lhr uul'
behAlamont OF over 81 900, which hc squtn'
dered In stock SpoculatlonN
William L. LOokes private bunk ut
NOblesylle, Ind, suspended Thursday II
had about $4,000 In deposits, but the crudl'
tors viii got little or nothing, Specializing
IN Chicago caused tho failure
Tho Legislature OF New Mexico has
passed bill fixing the Capital ut Sunt, Nc,
aud appropriated SgO0,0 for building,
notwithstnndlnr determInrd onnosition frnn,
Las Vegas and Announcements
Ia defiance OF tllo PlohbIlofy law OF
Kansas man named llorold opened a
saloon at Canton On the third day he was
Ahot by u constable Tho next morning tho
women Of the place poured hh liquors Into
the street
uer Sohwnbe. n wealthy German tcs.
dent OF London, who dlud rurntly be,
Queathed his collection OF pictures, valued
at $3.50, OOO TO his native city OF Hamburg,
aud $50, 900 Tor tho erection ot an urt gal.
lory there
Franklin Este, for twenty.three y,nr.
Treasurer OF Southborourh, Mass. hns
proved defaultcr l0r Sl0,O Tho FIRST
time ho appropriated Town moneys TO his
own uAo was In 1870. IL was not discovered
until recently,
Lord Chief. JualIce Colsrldpe hna boen
NJ palna 10 publish letter lnllnnntly die.
hyIng That he over propo4sd mnrrlage ia
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-29
Marriage Licenses.

Josiah Meiser and Flora Neidlegh,
Robertsyille; Henry n, Snyder and I'm.
ma Seaburgh, WayneeburR; Alfred d.
EvaDs and Sarah ". Whitmer, Navarro
Charles A, Patcheu and Annie ID. Trook
Navarro; Coilnn NJ. Splitter and ellie
Mcdowell. Minerva; Charles A. Aronson
and Josie Render, Alliance; Peter Bauer
and Caroline Meyer, Cantor; John g.
Budd and Jennie II. Stewart, Massillon
VIM. II. Knappenberger and Lydia Bash
Beach City; Elmer N, Llnerode and Ada
l.. Krall. Middlebranch; Rudolph II, Eek
aud Ida A. Ebersole, Canton.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-29

Died NJ his residence In Canton, on
the 26th inst., after lingering illness
DAVID FRAZER, aged u years. Deceas
ed leaves but one immediate relative,
M only son, Mr., Charles Frazer, OF the
Repository star, TO mourn his death
Mr.. Frazer .ad resided In Canton for
over thirty years, aud was Away,
known as an Industrious aud peaceful
citizen. The funeral took place on
Friday, yesterday, from the English
Catholic church.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-29
Hiokod by AIIorao.

Charles Bissler, aged about 8 years, son
Of Mr.. Martin Bissler, residing ono mile
north Of the center Of Suilleld, Portage
county, Ohio, was kicked by a horse, on
Tuesday tho 25th inst, A piece OF the
hat and also a piece OF the skull the eize
OF the cork on the horses shoe was driven
into tho brain, aud was taken out by
Dre. Price. OF Randolph, and Russell, Of
Suflield, aud the wound. which Ia just
above the right eyebrow, dressed and
eewed up, The boy is doing we'll, with
fair hopes OF recovery,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-29

Mrs. II. Goldberg aud her two accom-.
pliehed daughters the Misses Tenie and
Annie, mother aud sisters respectively
of the Messrs, Goldberg Bros, the well
known dry goods merchants, arrived In
che city yesterday from Cleveland and
took up their permanent abode In the
handsome residence Of the family lately
completed on Cleveland avenue.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-29

JACKSON, Mich, March ss.--'rhe talSins
OF testimony In the Crouch murder trial wa
completed Thursday, aud the case was sub
mittcd 10 tho cour, without argument Al
ton o'clock ~ IN. Justice Hunt announced
HIS decision, which was 10 tho effect tina,
tho evidence was sufficiently strong TO war
rant holding the prisoners TO tho Circuit
Court for trial. They were taltcn 10 jail,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-29

CHICAGO, March os, s,-.-'rho nrst through
passen ger rain from tho city Of Mexico,
hay gou bard q purity of students, rail.
way officials, Mexican gentlemen and other
passengers, reached Chicago at 100 ~ m.
Distance 1000 miles, time, eight hours lesa
than six dayA Regular passenger trains
will hegin tunnlng Ia Nay
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-29

BosToS, March os.--fhcodoro A. Perry,
alias Al Little, was arrested here Thersday
charged with the robbery OF si,77l from tho
Missouri paclic Express Company In cal
on the Wabash. 81 Louis n Pacific Railroad
at Rodan, Ind, Sept. VI, In connection with
Burt q. LoomIs, express messenger, aud
Dennls Downer A reward OF $1,000 wis
offered for his arrest
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-29

SAVANNAH, Ga. March oS--l'lvo chill.
dren OF James Wilson, colorcd, living ncar
Brunswick, In Glynn County, ate pork fol
dinner and subsequently became m, and,
after lingering IN great agony for several
hours, died. Thelr parents claim they were
tho victims OF trlchlnp In tho pork, and the
planters IN the county are much exercised
la pOIlaptllpnpp
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-29

Call aud examine the large and hand.
some line Of lace curtains that are now
ON exhibition nj Goldberg Bros, These
goods are all Of their own importation,
aud eurpass anything OF the kind In
the city.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-29

STERLING, Ill.,, March rs. --Chrlst Roeb.
ling has been convicted OF tho murder OF Al
Lucia and sentenced 10 death, The mur.
dor was committed IN Lyndon, this county,
IN January. Roebling was under tho lnllu.
saos vi hsusr N the lima
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-29

The Repository Will have all II can do
10 take care OF lts Congressman Mckin'
Icy. The Rep, folks need not bother
about the DEMOCRAT aud our candidate
for Congress.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-29

Nitrous oxide Gas or Yitalized Air,
for the painless extracting OF teeth,
" DR.. Craig's office, corner Poplar and
Fifth streets.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-29

Mr. David Collars, OF the lrm OF ZOl'
lars u Co., starts for the east on Monday
" purchase spring aud summer goods
for his house.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-29

Those elegant clOcka at tho star Cloth,
Ing House are rapidly disappearing
Every purchaser OF tl2 worth OF goods
gets one,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-29

John william Stelllng. for thirty
years citizen Of Maaalllon. died at hia
residence there last Sunday, aged 80
years,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-29

Call at Couch u strayer's for sIep
ladders. hoes. garden rakes. spades aud
everything you need In the line OF hard
WaFa
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-29

A new lino OF handsome aIlks Just re'
celyed NJ the stare Of collars n Co, All
Tie latest aud most fashionable shades
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-29

our friends to-day need not vote for
members of School Board, nor for Cen.
tral Committee, this not being authori.
zed by the committees, Az the
PRIMARY meetings, whom noninat-
Ing county ticket or elecing dcle-
gates, We have always elected cen
trul committeeman. Hence the regular
ticket printed nj this Office has on no
nomes for School Board or Central Com.
mlttee.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-29

Beautiful assortment Of Raster cards
al j, l., Myers u Co'a, Nothing TO equal
them Ia the city.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-29
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.
Wall papera at DurOln, Wright & COS,

Many Of our farmers are busy nlakIl 4
sugar,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-29

Wall paper and decorations at j, L.
Myers Il Co'a,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-29

The "Silyer King" will he presented
nj the Opera House next Thursday aud
Friday EVENING",
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-29

Special bargains IN elegant Noting
ham lace curtains AT collars ~ Co.'S.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-29

The Democratic primaries will be held
this afternoon,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-29

The south face Of the town clock has
been repaired.