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" FOUNDBD 1888.
ACADEMIC DEPARrMENT SCHOOLS open
sept. a., lsl. Terms, 800 per annum Apply
TO PRESIDENT or GEORGEIOWN COL
IEGE, -. e.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT, lectures open
sept -, ISL, Terms. 800 perannum. Apply
TOD. W. II, LOYEJOY, NJ. D., Dean, 900 I2th
street y, W., Washington, u. Z.
LAW DEPART MINT, lectures open October
lhsl Terms, $50 per annum, Apply to y.
NJ, lEAPMAN, Corner 9Th and y streets, n.
W., Washington, -. Z,
JAMES A, DOONAE, Sd,
Jyso'Ebtd President,
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Reigart'S Old Brandy,

Sold by our cnterpri-ing tricui, IL. 4. SLAi
VI AhER TINS brandy has stood the test Tor
Yeas, ard has never failed, as far a. our eN'
pCrtuuCr NtvnGs RUd We therefore give II the
preferences over all other BrtudiCs-nO matter
with how many law breaking French titles
they are branded. OnC.:OuTth OF the money
that - urIY thrown away on various impo-
tent hy- pep-iA specifics, would suffice to buy
AL the brandy to cure any such case or cases,
In proof oil the curative power OF
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81. E. SLAYMAKER.

Agcnt TOR REIGAKT'S OLD WINE STOKE,
Established In I7oJ.
Importer and Dealer In Old Brandy, sherry,
superior Old MaICria, Imported In 1918, lsg7
ana Is 3, Champagnos of Every Brand ScotcE
Ale, Porter, Brown Stout.
No. 30 East King st., Lancaster
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IbLENJh 10 tuI1ATE, BUT NONE To
Il equal the Sc. Havana Cigars at
bARIMAk'S yellow FRONT CI9ARl
STORE.
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John Best & Son,
tPROPRlETORS.)
No. 333 Fast Fulton NJ.
LANCASTER, PA.
tanl5-l lyd&T'

TINHE BAUKUs WATER mUIoK
IA THE MOST
ECONOMICAL POWER KNOWN ron
DRIVING LIGHT MACHINERY.
lT TAKES BUT LITTLE ROOM.
lT EEvER GETS OUT OF REPAIR.
1T CAN NOT BLOW UP.
II REQUIRES NO FUEL.
In NEEDS NO ENGINEER.
THERE IA NO DELAY NO FIKING VI.
No AEHEs TO CLEAN UP.
No EXTRA INSURANCE TO PAY.
10 REPAIRING NECESs AIRY.
No COAL BILLS TO FAY, AND
In IL ALWAYS READY FOR USE.
1t IL invaluab @ tor Blowing Church Organs,
FOR Running Printing Presses, sewing Ma.
chimes, Turning Lathes, Scroll Saws, Grind
stones, Colec Mills, Sausage Machines, Feed
Cutters, Corn Mills, Elevators, Ice Cream
freezors, Etc. Call at J. l., BinklOy's Grocery
store, corner East King and Duke streets, and
see one In operation.
Fourhorse power at 40 pounds pressure OF
water. IT Is noiseless, neat, compact, steady,
andabOve all IL il VERY CHEAP. Price-sI5
TO $500. Send tor circular to
Il. ii. DlLLER, Agt.,
NO. ~ N. DUKE ST., LANCASTER, PA.
The Backus Motor will do more work with
less water than any other water motor In OK
istence. augll 3md
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a Annh Ehinr

I sometimes wish could take hold vt tho
safe of Thomas Eciectrio on Tor tell You 1t
~ a grand thing. ana am conscientious IN
sIying could do good work. Rev. E. n.
Crane, Cory. Pa.
Eclcctric OH cured this gentleman ot puinsy
OF many years standing. fOr sale hN II. II
Cochran, druggist, l31 aud l69 North Queen
y reet
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I UUAL MAIL annArGEm
CLOSING THE MAILS.

HOURS FOR CLOSING THE MAILS.
By RsiIroad-NEw OK THROUGH MAIL 500
and 1880 II, n., 1880 p. m, $500 y. III. ana 2uOa,
WAY MAIL, east, 1850 Il. IN
DowEISoTowS, Leaman Place and Gap, G:l5
p.m
M. s:4i "A, IN. 1890, $500 and 2CO q. N.
PIrTsBUEG AND WEST, 900 II. m, l:-O ana 1913
nARRIsBURa MAIL, 600 and 800 a m, l:2o, 500
7:lb and l0:I5 p. III.
WAY MAIL west, 600 and 900 a. IN.
BALTIMORE AND WAsHINGroH, Via Philadel
BALTIMoRs AND WASHINGTON, Via York, 1880
BALTIMORE AND wAsHINaToN, via Harrisburg
lOi5 p. III.
BIiypIs.HAND, Christiana, Parkesburg,
Coatesvlle and DOwningtOwn at 1890 p. III.
CoLUMBIA at 900 II, IN. 1880 and 500 p. IN.
fORK AND YORK WAY, 1880 and lGl5 p; IN.
NORTHERN CENTRAL, 800 a. M, l;D ana lO:i5
RRADiNd, via READING AND COLUMBIA Il. r.,
700 Il. m. and 1880 p. III.
RKADIEa via Philadelphia 500 and llOO IN
READING WAY, via junction; LitiA, Man
helm, East Henpneld and Ephrata, 3l5 p. IN.
QUAKRYyILLE, Carinargo, New Providence,
West Willow, hartinsvillc ReitOn and Limo
valley 1913 a, m. and 800 ?; NJ. ,,.,.,.
Blue Bail, GOOdvilie, BeartOwn and Spring
Grove, by way OF Downingtown, at Glib y. m
sATE HHRBoR, via Columbia, $50 a. IN. ana
By srsge-slackwator ana Safe Harbor,
TO MiIlersviio, sand 1880 a. m. and p. IN.
Binkley's Bridge, Leacock, Baroville, New
willow willow Street, smithvnle, Buck. Chestnut
Level Green, Peters Creek, Pleasant Grove,
Rock Springs, fairmount anu kowlandsville,
LanuisT Valley, oregon, West Earl, Farm.
ersville, kefisyille, ilinkletown, Terre Hill,
Martindale daily, at 2:3O p, IN.
Greenland, Fertility, Lampeter and Wheat
land Mills 10 suasburg, daily al I p. m.
New DanyiIle, Conestoga, Mertioyiile. Cole
win al a.
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No Itec.ption Used

II Is strange so many IcupU I'll continue
to suffer day after day with Dyspepsia. Liver
Complaint, Constipation, sour stomach, cen.
erM Debility. when they can procure At our
stOre SIiILOli'S Nt1AIlZER, free Of cost n II
does not cure or relieve them. Price, u CCnts
Soil 10y n. u. Cochran. druggist, a. ana 1872
North Queen street, Lancaster, tCtlieCdb
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Reigart's Old Brandy

In cases OF Dyspepsia we can summon mum.
boTs OF witnesses-une case in particular we
will cite:
a nari working farmer had been tllcted
With AN CXhausLing Dy spepsia fora lumber Of
years his stomach would reject almost every
kind OF food AG had sour eruCtatiOns con.
stantly- appetite in fact, Inc was Obliged TO
restrict his uict to truckers and stale bread,
and rs u beverage he use,t MCtirHnns Root
Beer. ne - u Methodist. and tn II, ~ now,
preached at times, and IA his disCOurses often
dcCiainuI earnestly Hgain,th kinds OF strong
drink, When a4Vis ed to try
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For all .hcir Ills and aches. BE It, however
strictly UNDERSTOOD that We prescribe aud Us
but one article, an tDat Is
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Harrisburg Express, which leaves Lancaster
At 7:iO p. NJ, Gas direct connections tW!thOut
change Of CsI9l ta Columbia md YORK..
FREL Line, west on cuuGby, wi'u A,I.gvr
vii s.np ~ DOwrin EtOTn, CCHiCsVu.., t0rHuS
burg, H"uut JOY, ENbGbetarCwu apt Mhilt".
town.
Day HIprcss, Fast Line, SgwP Eypceas, .,.u'
Train, No. |, Western EEp.WHs and PJCirc EX
nTosa run daily.
The time here given Is Eastern nme, or that
Ot the 18th meridian, whiCe II mtnu'U ana
seconds iasteT than that heTDtOiDTU u-"t,
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Th'N'rr HALL
Beverly, New Jersey.

English ana French Home school tor Young
Ladies' Varied advantages OF the highest
order. Special thOrOughsess in Music, Art,
Languages and the Classics. seventeenth year
begins september 18th. For circular address
the prime pal,
Miss Rachelle Gibbons Hunt.
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NAUovur Accommodation wy.L .Duua' Nr.
Al Ian"UatOI Will NL.SlEt lTU0rHs ~ e:4I,
HiA run through u HGuCyvt ialy, OyC"pi
sunday.
FTaie -ick AoCUr n'..Hri0u. wet c"nuvgtiu,
>, Lancaster Si.. t,--t 'Ir v",.. % 3 a, wi.
r-n fH-CUSh :, F~n''rirE
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Reigart's Old Brandy

In his cast, he looked mp win astonishment;
but after hearing OF his wonderful effects In
tho cases OF some OF his nclracquaintanccs, he
at last cons nted to follow OurHdviCC. lie used
the Brandy faithfully ana steadily the nrst
bottle giving him an appetite, an & before the
second was all taken he was u sound man, with
stomach capable OF digcsting anything which
little occasionally; and since he has this medi.
cine, Eo has been OF very little pccunibTy ben.
eft TO th3 dOCtOT.-A PrdctiCin0 PhyStcidn.
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4 wHs WALL. LEBASuN n COt.EtIhUO
~ VALLEY RAILROAD TlML.TABLE.

tpNTHWARD.
rTains leave Lebanon daily Except sun
day. at $50 "A. m, 1898 and 10 y. IN.
Arrive az Cornwall ~ $50 u. M. 1881 y IN
and $50 y, mi at tunCwagO ut 7.si u. M, l92t
and $50 y, M, connecting with the ronnay
yunia railroad for points East aud West.
kORrHwARp.
Trains leave COnowago AT 7:3O n. u., $3.50 ano
S:S q. IN.
Arrive ai Corn nwall AZ sl5 u m, ils aud GlJ
u. M at Lebanon ut SD a. m, I.jn nud 9"lS y.
H., connecting NJ Lebanon with Philadelphia
reading railroad Tor points ENst .tuU MUzi,
and the Lebanon " fremont branch to- Johns.
town, IinCgruNC ana lrtufuUl
Tho t.au n, III. IUiH "a 'l -tulI only u 'pfn-
wall CUlUuTUUk uud BDluiIr.
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EDUC1TIONIL.
SELWNN HALL,
READING, PA,

Preparatory School tor Boys, conducted on
the Military plan. Thorough preparation tor
all the higher institutions OF learning.
For circulars address the Ieadmastor,
iy22-tSl LOT CLARKE BISHOP.
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soar
GRAND wOkD Contest
AErnNn kRIEG

Ente. tanning and Instructive Pasture.
Largely Increased Numbers OF Magui.
nccnt and Costly Premiums Given.
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VOLTAIC BELT CO.

| ANAkESI"" gives instant reliet, and
L. an intIlib,c cure TOR rlLkS. rrlCe, 81 % AZ
drnggiSt-, Or sent prepaid by luUil. sample
free Address, 4" NShh ESl~ " Makers, BOX
2Il6 New York Aurl.lvN, ,W.FSw
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owing 10 the great success ct our former
word Contest, which expired May |, and the
many requests OF persons who saw our Otler
too, late u compete, we concluded to offer the
following magnificent presents to the persons
making out the largest lists OF words from the
icttcrs comprising the words
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BRANDY.
A SoYereign Remedy

The aged. with feeble appetite. and moro or
less d-, iIIrl. viii fnd this simple medlciue
~ M.m L-.N mrNn-rLN.
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manners spyy,t.

(NOLLm roar .s,fHl.pE ..f -
" hUAD TIME INnLF
Trt;uH npH run regularly on iFt 10 i.lniy
. Port Dopurit Hnilrogd np lpr .TNov,rp
time!
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"a cDICIL.
B"'N"r.
Brandy as a hGdIClla.


The following article was voluntarily ) sent to
Sir. II. r.. SLAlMAKfK, Agent for REG.
AlT'~ OLD WINE sTORE, by u prominent
pruCtiCing physician OF this county, no has
extensively used tue Brandy referred 10 In his
regular UraCtiCe. II l. cOmmcndcd to tho At.
tcnllOn Oi those afflicted with
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-03
Death Of an Aged Mason a..

We are under obligations to Miss
Edltha Curtis, Of Rockford, Illinois, for
papers OF that!place giving q lengthy
obituary Of her venerable father, Col,
Norman Curtis, who died March 20, hay.
Ing nearly completed his 02nd year, A
document found among his papers IL
published, written by tho deceased In
1869, giving his genealOgy and brief
biography. His ancestors were COnnec'
tlCut people, his father, however, remoy.
Ing to New Haven, Addison county, Yer.
mont, In 1905, and In 1911 10 Marcellus,
0nandugo Co., MY, In 1923 Col. Curtis
settled In Wadsw0rth tp,, Medina c0un.
ty o., and In 1885 removed TO Sharon. In
the same county, In 1866 no removed To
Illinois, settling In Rockford In 1865,
The funeral was held In Masonic Hall,
Rockford, on the 9th ult,, and was an
imposing occasion, according TO the nc.
count. He became Mason Dec. Goth,
1892, The coffin was linely ornamented,
aud the figures "l792"--"lSsl" In plain
figures. His life was that of a man who
lived within tho admOnitions OF the
poet, when no says.
"sustalncd aud aoothOd by anunfhltorlng trust
Approach thy grave like ono whn wraps
The dranrfy VI hli couch about HIN,
And Hos down " pleasant dreams"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-03

MIRA Benjamin LOsh who has been
quite III, Ia improving,
Mt Marklay bought u farm In Plain
township, paying $4,000,
Mlsa Louisa Beuchat. of Meadyllle,
Pa, Is visiting relatives aud friends
here,
At ROlm & Sons Deposit Bank $4,000
changed hands on March 3lst, aud about
double this amount on April lst,
Mr., Alvin Guittard and sister Rose, OF
New Bedford, Holmes county, are the
guests Of Mira. Frank GulllOrd and MIRA,
Louis Mercier.
The two valuable horses stolen from
the stable OF Daniel q, Myers last week
have not yet been recovered aud no clue
has beOn found to the thief,
Mr. aud Mrs. schwOb loft on Tuesday
for Bellalre, o.. where they will make
their future home, We are sorry TO part
with them aud trust that success may
attend them,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-03
STATE AND SEIGHBoRHooD.

RAVENNA, April 1.-The residence OF
d. w. Freeman, on Meridian street, and
that OF D. H. Freeman on Oak st., In this
village, were entered by burglars last
night, AT the lrst named place the
burglars secured 1850 In money, and
at the other place they got $l2 In money
aud silver watch,
WARREN, April l,--SOme lndlscreet
young business men eifectually hoaxed
the community this morning by putting
a bulletin board In front of one Of the
newspaper offices announcing that the
riot had broken out anew In Cincinnati,
that 1000 armed men had crossed from
Kentucky, etc.
YOUNGSTOWN, April l.-Thursday even
Ing the Republicans will hold a grand
tarl III mass meeting at the Opera House.
Major Mckinley has accepted the invita-.
ti0n OF the central committee and will
address the meeting, coming from Wash
lnglon for that purDOse, The Mechanics
Band VIII furnish music for the Ocra-
sion and Ia addition TO Major McKinleyB
address, there will be several made by
well known speakers.
SPRINGFIELD, o., April 1T. ". Scott,
the c0lOred editor Of the Springfield Re.
view, went into the Globe Restaurant on
West Main street and asked the prOprle.
tor, Mr., Clark, for a meal, Being refused
he left the place aud will sue for dam
ages under the new civil rights law,
which gives cOl0red people equal rights
In restaurant The proprietor claims
| he did not refuse the meal, but simply
asked Scott to change his seat.
COLUMBUS, April Unusual demon
straliOns attended the return Of the Co.
lnm0us military from Cincinnati last
evening. At all stations along the line
large crowds were out TO greet the men
with cheers, and at Columbus all the
space In and about the depot was
jammed with people, II Is estimated
that 10000 people were AT the depot and
along the line Of march TO the armOry.
Governor HOadly was also present TO
welcome them home.
CINCINNATI April l,--AnOther mur.
derer IL In custody and may be expected
to be In jail In day Noah LightiOOt,
colOred, yesterday duringa quarrel with
Hugh TOOmey driver Of d cart, employed
on The dump VI the Cincinnati Northern
Railroad, struck To9mey on the head
with u shovel, from the effects Of which
TO0mey died this afternoon, LightfOOt
was arrested, II is said the act was un.
provoked by any blow or menace, except
by words, LightfOot was also employed
on the same dump.
AKRON, April Louis Waelde's cigar
manufactory at Old Forge, In the north.
eastern part Of the city, was broken In
TO and burglarized last night, Otto
Naelde, hearing "a noise In the factory,
rushed to the place, when several men
fled before him, ll0 gave chase, When
u short distance from the cigar shop the
burglars turned on young Waede aud
knocked him down. They beat Waelde
most Numerically cutting several dCep
gashes on his face and head, from which
the blood flowed profusely Undoubtedly
thinking Waelde dead, the burglars fled
leaving their victim PROSTATE on the
ground. Soon after the rascals had
gone, Waelde recovered sufficiently 10
drag himself to his home, VIM, and
Anil Flieknger, father and son, and
Toney Burk have been arrested and are
now In jail.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-03

Among the appointments sent TO the
Senate yesterday afternoon, and subse.
quontly confirmed by that body, was that
OF A. Mc6regor, Of the DEMOCRAT, Can
ton, TO bo Trustee Of the Institution for
Feeble Minded Youth at Columbus, for
tho unexpired term ending April 18th,
1886, caused by the resignation OF Jona'
than RukenbrOd, Of Salem.
Tho bill OF Representative Cole, Of
Stark county, creating an additional
voting precinct In Washington town
ship, Stark county, passed tho House
yesterday.
Representative McBrido's bill, making
election days legal holidays was indeA.
nitely postponed by the Senate.
Tho following bill passed the House
yesterday: On and after July lat next,
oil persons doing u mercantile, me.
chanlcal or manufacturing business,
shall record their names with tho coun-
ty Recorder, 10 that oil copartnerships
may be fully known.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-03

A sure cure for Blind, Bleeding, Itch,
ing and liberated Piles has been dla.
covered by DR.. Williams, Wn Indian
remedy) called DR.. WILLIAMS INDIAN
OINTMENT, A single box has cured tho
worst chronic cases OF twenty-five
yeara standing, No ono need suffer
hyO minutes after applying this wonder.
tul soothing medicine, Lotions aud In.
atrumOnls do moro harm than good,
WilliNm's Ointment NbsOrba the lumOrs,
allaya the intense Itching, particularly
NJ night after getting warm In bedJ.
acts aa poultice, gives instant aud
painless relief aud ls prepared only for
Piles, itching Of the private parts, and
for nothing else, For sale by all drug.
gIsts, aud mailed on receipt Of price, ~,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-03

Hlgley presiding, He delivered an ad-
dress on the temperature Of forests.
Horace Wilson ana Prof, Lazenby, AdOlph
Leqe, Emil Rothe, Prof. 0rtOn, Leo
Welt2 aud Others took part In the discus.
sion The following corresponding mem.
hers were elected n, II, EgglestOn, OF
washington, D, C,i Mr., Jolly Of Quebec;
Dr. ~ II. Judiech, Of saxOny; Richard
Van steuben, Of Russia; Max Mueller, of
saxonyi Ex-Governor HOratlO Seymour,
OF New York; Hon, Caasius NJ. Clay, OF
Kentucky; Governor Furnals, of Ne
6faskai Mr. Baker, Of Kansaa; DR.. II, b,
Hun, OF Lowell, n. VI Vim, Little, Of
MONTREAL Stewart Shane, of Ottawa,
Canada Wm' Saunders, Of London, On
tarlO.
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CANTON STREET RAILWAY,
II Has Como to stay THIS Tlmo wlthou
Fail.


II Has Como to stay THIS Tlmo without
Fail,
The Canton street railway IN now an
assured fact. With tho passage Of the
ordinance by the Council ut Its meeting
last Monday evening, granting TO
the company the right OF way over Ger.
tain streets, the last OF the necessary
prellminaries has been settled, and the
people OF Canton can now look forward
to seeing street cars traversing the city
at an early day. In conversation yOs'
terday, Col, Sewers, the Secretary of tho
company informed u DEMOCRAT rop0r-
ter that II was the Intention OF the COM
pany TO have the Tuscarawas
street, Market street aud Cleyo-
land avenue sections completed and
tho cars running by midsummer.
The cars which have already been or.
dered, will be drawn by one horse, and
aro OF the Same pattern ~ those used on
the AstOr House aud Sixth Avenue line
In New York City, which, are drawn by
two horses, They are what are termed
double enders, that ", being alike ut
both ends. and having two doors aud
platforms, 80 that passengers can get on
or off ut either end.
With this style Of car II will not b0
necessary TO use turn.table at the ter
mini OF the different routes, the horse
being simply unhitched from one end
and changed TO the other.
Work Will be commenced on the rail-
way Just as soon as tho weather per-
mits, and will DO vigorously pushed.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-03

MISCELLANEOUS.

Mrs, shull and 9. llerbruck were
granted permission TO use q porticn OF
the street for building material.
Street Commissioner authorized TO In.
struct Mr., MilhOf where to place several
car loads OF stone for the use OF the city.
Mr.. Warner made an inquiry OF the
Mayor ~ to the enforcing OF the lire
limits ordinance by him ~ instructed
by the Council.
The Mayor, In reply, stated that he
was powerless 10 enforce the ordinance.
All violations Of the ordinance, no said,
should be referred TO the City Solicitor,
az that official was the proper one to llle
complaints and not he. He (the Mayor
could only sit on trial.
Mr.. Warner said he was no lawyer,
and would not, therefore, attempt TO In
terpret tho law, but he was always un-
der the impression that II was the
Mayors duty 10 SEQ that all ordinances
were properly enforced. The discussion
OF the subject was not proceeded with
any further, but, as has always been the
case heretofore when this question was
brought up, the matter was unceremoni-
ously dropped, and left In statue quo.
Council adjourned until Tuesday, the
9Th inst
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-03

An employe Of Robert Hays planning
mill, whose name we were unable u
learn. got IN too close proximity TO n
buzz saw Monday afternoon, and had
one Of his thumbs sawed nearly of.
The Beyard House was closed Monday.
The property was sold 10 q, q. Barnett,
one Of our hardware merchants, for the
consideration OF $4,000, and will be con.
yerted into residence and hardware
store. Mr., Boyard has leased u hotel
property at Cadiz aud will remove his
family there tomorrow.
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all their streets, OF course he knows
that no cannot do II. but thinks the
people credulOua enough 10 take II all
In, But were no 10 succeed In ful.
filling all the promises made II would
require every dollar which will come In
to the treasury during the next year TO
do II. The remaining six wards will
please take notice that II all the street
fund Ia TO be again expended In Faw-
cett hnd Shields'a Seventh ward, no I'M
prOyements can be expected (fOr want
OF fnnds) In either of the other wards Of
the city. The only sure way OF defeat
Ing this scheme 10 TO elect all the Demo.
cratic members In the remaining wards
every man OF whom Ia antl'rlng and In
favor Of q Just and fair distribution OF
improvements among all the wards In
the city. "A REGULAR"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-03
A pootlonl DlnIno Enthusla.t.

The Cleveland Leader has been sOllci'
ting its readers to send In their prefer,
ences for President. A poetical indlyid.
ual named Vim. II, Smith, OF Strasburg
o., contributes the following unique Of
fusion:
My ohOloe IN easy % name,
Statesman h0nOrid by oyory One,
Tho nfat IA noble Jimmy blaine,
Tho second good bobby Lincoln,
Ifliopnbloans nominate these
Tho Presidential race to run,
they'll 70 In without q squeeze
kso | am lying s0iufa gun,
WILLIAM n, SMITH,
Slrasburg, ohio, Marchpl,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-03
Tint SLrnnt Lnntnrn Swlndln.

Edward j, Rose and Henry Elsessor, Of
this city, were arrested here Monday
and taken to Cleveland by 0lllcer Vie.
landt for alleged participation with
Charles g. Oliver, Of Canton, and james
NJ, Tracy, OF Alliance, In the Great
American Street Lantern swindlO at
Cleveland. They were taken before
Commissioner White In the United
States Court, who ON hearing their story
Of the part played by them In tho affair,
discharged them both ~ being clearly
Innocent Of any Intentional wrong.
doing.