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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-06-26
In Aid of Mrs. McIolslcham.

The following Ia the circular letter
which Mr.. Louis Schaefor 10 sending
out 10 oil the pr0mlnet men OF both par
ties soliciting subscriptions to the pro-
posed fund for Mrs, Septimia Meilkle.
ham, granddaughter OF Thomas Jeifer-
son. who Ia In somewhat slraltened cir
cumstances;
CANTON, o., June TX, 1884.
DEAR SlR-ln March Last | was up.
prlsed through tho press OF tho unfor-
tunato pecuniary condition OF Mira. Sop.
timla Randolph MOlcklehOm, grand.
daughter and only living grandchild Of
Thomas Jefferson, aud also learned nj
the Same time OF II bill pending for two
or three years past before Congress, ask
Ing for u donation or pension, which up
10 tho present time. has not been grant
cd 10 her for alleged technical ronsons.
The lady Ia over seventy years OF age,
and requires assistance. Az n citizen
Of the United States, not q politician or
aspirAnt for Office, te0dered TO her, af'
tor became acquainted with her eitua'
tion, my house ~ n home for tho 70.
malnder OF her days, which, lowing 10
her interdepcndency on invalid chill.
dren, sho gratefully declined take the
liberty therefore 10 adopt thismethod to
10y theauhjoct before you, kindly aollc.
itlng you,in gratitude, and ~ u eignnl OF
your appreciation OF the wise and patri-
otic services rendered by her GRANDPA
thef TO our country, 10 contribute per
a0nally such sums as may DO COM
patiblo with your inclination, aud
10 assure you Of Ia safe applica-
tion, enclose u blank check to
bo Oiled up by you, payable 10 her
order, 10 be returned In enclosed onyol-
opo to me for which an appropriate re-
colpt will DO given by your humble SER
want, LOUIS ScuAtFER.
take pleReuro In referring you TO
Hon. NJ II, Waite, Hon D,K Carter, Hon.
John 8. Wise, Hon. Allen q. Thurman,
DR.. Garnett, Of Washington City. Hon.
William Mckinley, Hon, Frank Hurd,
Hon, George II. pondleton.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-06-26
LOUISVILLE.
Items OF Interest from our Regular Cor
respondent,

Items Of Interest from our Regular Cor
respondent,
Mrs, David Hoover celebrated her 10th
birthday on Sunday.
MIR. Augustus Juillard is at home
spending his vacation
Mr.. Philip LoichOt, Of Canton, Ia visit
Ing AT Mr.. Charles Bonnots,
Mrs. ed. schilling and son william,
and her little daughter, we're In town
last week,
Mrs. Mary Hartenstein, OF Del Roy, Ia
visiting her parents, Mr. aud Mrs. J0hn
Coy on East, ,GOrgas street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Matthias Visited
friends In Masaill0n and North Law
renee for the past few days.
Mrs. Flora Lyons. of Georgetown, is
Visiting her parents, Mr., and Mrs.
Grange, on South Chapel street.
Miss Minnie DOub left for Pittsburgh
Oh Monday morning to attend the fun
eral Of her grandmother, Mrs. Daub.
The remains OF Mrs. Mccartney, Of
0snaburg, were brought here on Sun
day, and buried from the Catholic
Church.
On Saturday evening, Marshal Gaum
arrested Frank Moinet aud Bernet Gan
non, two oyer'grOwn boys, for abusing
Mr.. Frank Clesmer, a dlminbtlye ana
lnOlfenslye young baker, working for
Mr.. 0slah Clark. The Marshal placed
the two wOrthes In the cooler for aafe
keeping, but one Of their "pdls" man.
aged to slip u saw through the grated
window, and with that instrument they
sawed hole through the floor, ana
made their escape.
Mr.. Frank Monies, wife and daughter,
and Mr., Joseph Vantler, former residents
Of Louisville, NJ present living In Idaho
territory, paid ua q visit. Mr., Vantier
Ia an old Indian fighter, hnd the story Of
his hair.breadth escapes from Indians
as we'll as grizzlies, would I'll volume
and remind you fOrcibly OF Benimore
COOper's novels. They are just 40 true
to nature, Mr., Vantier haa been In the
far west over 40 years, aid Is considered
o dead shot"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-06-26

On July "a and ith the C0nnOtt0n
Valley Ry,, will sell cheap excursion
tickets 10 and from all points on its line,
good 10 return until July 7th, inclusive.
Children between the ages Of 5 and l2
yenrs NJ half the excursion rate. Great
preparations are being made at all the
principal points on the line TO celebrate
the glorious Fourth In an appropriate
manner. AT Cleveland the usual grand
celebration, PROFESSIONS, and q. aud @,
morning and afternoon base ball games.
The event OF the season will be celebra'
ti0n NJ Congress Lake, One mile swim
ming match for championship OF
America and n purse OF $500 between II.
Monroe, Of Cleveland, and the champion
Of America, q, II, Wade, Of Brooklyn, MY.
Referee, Mr.. j. N, Campbell, Of Canton;
starter Mr., Duncan Q. Ross, champion
athlete OF the world. Two bands OF
music, fireworks. dancing, &C., Sc
Canton will have n grand time at the
Fair Ground; Balloon marriage In the
air, &c. Minerva: Fourth annual meet
Ing Of tho Driving Park Association,
horee races, &C., &c. Carrollton Is also
getting ready for u big time. Hillside
Grove, the new and picturesque picnic
grounds, will be opened 10 the public.
just the place to spend n quiet day, Az
C0shoct0n Procession, band tournament,
&c, Al Shanesyllle; Balloon, fireworks,
Sc,, &c, For time OF trains, rates Of
fare, &o,, aee amOll bills or consult tho
nearest station agent. 30 sure TO 20
somewhere; do not stay NJ home. Fourth
of July comes but once year.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-06-26

Whom tho missionary holds u sunday
service Ia King Kongo'MpOkN's house,
somo twonty or thirty ldor, look In, 10
goniul way 10 SEQ what Ia going on,
much as We might bo present NJ any Of
tholr ceremonies, rhoy behave very
vol, aud initiate, with chat oXart min.
iory which only the negro possesses, all
Opr gestures and actions so that u hnsty
observer would conclude thoy wore
really touchod by the service, They
knoul down with an abandon Of dove,
llon, clasp thOirhauds, aud say "Amonn
with u doOp youtrnl enthusiasm, The
missionary on tho occasion that | no
oomponlcd him, gayo short sermon IN
ltloto, we'll expressed, considering the
little lmO he had been studying the
language, Tho kluI constantly TOOK
up the end of some phrase aud repeated
lt with pOlroni1lng interest Oftor the
missionary Just to show how ho wai
attending, throwing meanwhile afuriiw
glance vi his wives, who wOro not pun
suing thor nyocatIous outside with sut.
luiont diligence, A short prayer con.
oludod the service aud whom tho King
rose from hls knees he promptly do
maudcd the loan of y hand.sdrow "a
oloet some alteration In hl3 now canoa
Tho RiDcr Congo by IL III JohaStoa
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-06-26

II Is TO be- hoped that NIL citizens who
appreciate the wisdom and patriotism
OF the author Of the Declaration OF In
dependence, will have generosity, man.
hood and magnanimity enough 70 send
q check, postal order or certificate Of dc.
pOslt, In lnrge or small amount payable
to the order OF Mrs, Septlmla Randolph
Melkelham, at some bank In Canton, TO
the address Of Louis SclWter, Canton,
o, As the movement began In Stark
county, lot II not prove delinquent IN
such n cause, and have its Dem0c-
racy all In the stomach, and lungs, and
not In the head aud heart,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-06-26
Hon. Iinhnrl q. InrnrnnlI.

The greatest orator of the age will
speak on Orthodoxy" at SchWter's 0p.
era House, next Saturday evening, llo
will give honest reasons for the faith
that IL In him, All those with honest
cOnsclenCea, aud who are not afraid or
lntlmidattd, TO hear him, not be scared
TO come. No moro honorable gentle
man, and more gifted, eloquent orator
In the civilized world. He will lecture
only in u few cities in Ohio; Canton IL
one Of them, Admission 70 and 80 cents
No extra charge for reserved sente. At
Weber Bros Opera House Drug Store
Sale Of tickets hegins Thursday morn.
ing at 0 o'clock.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-06-26
Tho Democrats Report of Architect Weary


Architect Weary called at the DEMo.
,cRAT Office yesterday, with his face
wreathed In smiles, Picking np'a paper
Of the 10Th no read the card OF Mr.. j. ",
Wilhelm branding him an unmitigated
falsiler, aud when asked as 10 its truth
10y several bystaudera did not deny the
allegation OF Mr.. Wilhelm, hut sal 4 he
thought Schulz was the foreman to
whom he gave instructions In regard TO
the engine house roof.
MIR, Weary does not possess cheek
enough TO deny saying what he did In
the Council chamber week ago last
Monday evening ~ the saplent editor of
the Rep did. That astute individual
had the brazen ellr0ntery 10 say In the
editorial columns that "Mr, Weary never
said what the DEMOCRAT says no did
Mr., Weary don't Gony saying what the
DEMOCRAT reported him 40 saying; In
fact no cannot very handily do no, for
every person who was present In abe
Council chamber on Monday evening
the 10Th inst,-and there was q gO00ly
number there--yery plainly heard him
make tho remarks attrlbuting the "mls-
takes" In tho engine house 10 the failure
OF Mr., Schulz 10 follow his (lir. Woary's)
instructions, and eau testify to the fact.
Then why Hhould the egotlstical and
alllteratlyG editor OF tho Rep. 40 posi-.
lively assert that Architect Weary did
not say what the DEMOCRAT says he
dld2
The DEMoCRAT OndeayOrs to give q
truthful report Of Council proceedings,
which lq more than eau be said Of the
Rep, ana II Ia not In the habit Of at.
tributlng remarks TO an individual,
Councilman or otherwise, that were
never made by him. The editor Of the
Rop. has monopoly on that class OF
work, and before accusing another OF
encrOaching on his special domain II
would DO much better for him II no
would inform himself az to the facts,
and bo sure no IL right before going
ahead
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-06-26
Innh nnI for Ihnm.

Circulars arc being distributed TO
widows of soldiers by swindllng claim
agents, asking for 1fty cent euDscrip.
tlons TO the United States Gazette, and
promising In return the passage OF q
law increasing their pensions. Efforts
are being made 10 frustrate the schemes
Of the scoundrels, and people should
keep shy OF them. Several persons In
Salem aro reported to have been bitten
by them,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-06-26

On July 8, 8 and 7. the New York,
Pennsylvania 81 Ohio Railroad will sell
excursion tickets TO Portland, Maine, vt
exceedingly low rates, giving all an ex-
celleDt opportunity Of spending the
aummer In the mountains or NJ the
sea shore. The excursion takes In Lake
CbautauQua, Niagara Falls, The Thou
sand lalands, R0plds OF the 81. Law
renee, Montreal, Quebec and the White
Mountains, The choice Of these routes
II given going and returning. Tickets
will he good for return sixty days from
date Of sale and good for stOp-Oyer In
either directions at all points OF inter,
est. The rate from Akron will be but
$23 90 for the round trip, This low rate
ehOuld be largely taken advantage Of,
for surely more delightful trip than IL
offered by this excursion, embracing
more points Of Interest or reaching Il
quarter where the temperature IN 30
cool aud refreshing, could not be taken,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-06-26
NV Common plcna Conrl Cnaea.

Richard Lee VI ", Byron and
Annie Hubbard; civil action.
32l0--yalontine Blatz W Vim, Gully,
OF uli civil action,
32ll--WOshIngton Mckinney Va Fred,
Br0'kbiker appeal,
32l3-JaCOb llOwenatinO w Catherine
Martin, Vt al civil action.
32ll-JamOs kunlg, Jr W VIM, Paint
or, Ut al; civil action.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-06-26
Tho Scott Law Tax.

There IL strong opposition to the pay.
ment OF the tax under the Scott law, do,
yelOped among the saloon keepers OF
this city, A meeting of them was
held Thursday nj which eighty saloon
men were In attendance, and after con
siderable DISCUSSION 10 waa resolved
not to pay the tax. The
greater part OF them have stood
by this resolution, and up to the
present time have not yet paid In their
money, Some few saloon keepers In the
city, anxious TO be- on the safe SIDE have
complied with the requirements Of tho
law, and handed In their taxes to the
County Treasurer, most OF them paying
under protest,
Throughout the county the dlspOsl-
tlOn seems 10 be general In favor OF pay.
lug the tax, and II large majority Of thia
class OF dealers have already paid mp,
What steps, IL any will be taken to en-.
force the collection Of liquor taxes by
Treasurer DOngler Ia not known,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-06-26
Excursion Rates to tho Democratic Ma
tlOnnl Convention.

On account Of the Democratic Nation.
al Convention, which meets Nt Chicago,
July Sth, the Pennsylvania Company,
operating the p, ~ W, Il g, R'y; Cleye'
land Il Pittsburg Ry; Erie u Plttsburg
Ry; Ashlabula d Plttsburg Ry; North
western Ohio R'y; and Alliance, Niles "
A9htabula Ry will sell excursion tick
cts TO Chicago and return at one rate for
the round trip, Tickets will be sold
from July3 TO Z, and be good for return
passage until July Is, inclusive. Ar.
rangements have been made for Hddl'
tlonal coaches aud sleeping cars TO meet
the rush, and passengers Will be car
ried through quickly and safely by the
great 1T, Wayne route,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-06-26
In Ald of Mrs. MolIslehnm.

Mr.. Schaefer received the following
reply this morning from the Hon. Simon
Wolf In answer TO the circular letter
sent out by him soliciting subscriptions
to the fund In aid of Mrs. Melkleham,
mention OF which has already been
made In the DEMOCRAT:
WASHINGTON. d. G., June "a, "a.
l.. sonAEFER-Slr, Only too happy TO
do 80, regret cannot send more, Not
only rs an American, but m an lsraelite,
| feel grateful, but ABOVE ALL AS A MAN,
Yours truly, b. WOLF,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-06-26

thirty in order TO secure the nomlna-
tlOn. McKinley's strength now is "a
from Stark, 10 from Summit and from
Wayne total 81 Two hundred and two
10 the full number Of delegates, Of which
II takea l02 to nominate 80 that Young
Napoleon'a chances are not yet over
whelmingly sure.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-06-26

Mr., John Hunter, father Of Frank
Hunter, for whose murder Geo. Bruner
hae Just beon sentenced 10 eight years
In the penitentlary, was In the city yea.
terday, having come over from Apple
Creek In Wayne county where no re-
sldos, to learn II II was true, m no ex-
pressed II, that Bruner had escaped with
eight years, The old man waa worry In.
dignant nj the light sentence that
Bruner had received, and held very
spirited discussion with Prosecuting
Attorney HNrter over the matter In front
OF the Court House, lilo went 10 the jail
and asked Turnkey Weber 10 LOT him In
10 see Brunor, but that official refused
him admltta0ce, fearing that In his OK.
cited state no might attempt some VIC.
lence on tho person Of Bruner.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-06-26
Tlromons Tournament on tho Ath of July.

A meeting Of lremen was held In the
central engine house last evening, when
II was determined to have u lromen's
tournament on the ith Of July. The
meeting was largely attended and the
expression general that Canton should
celebrate. A citizens purse will be Of.
fered to the several hose companies 10
contend for Committees were appoint
cd aud general canvas Of wards will
be made.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-06-26
A 20 okctbook Thought 10 bc stolen, Turns
TN,

Tho pocketbook containing $iS, be.
longing to II. o, Tucker, tho bus driver,
which ho claimed was stolen from him
by Edward Z. prlco lust Sunday even.
Ing while returning from Myers Lake,
aud for the alleged theft Of which Price
was arrested, tried aud acquitted, was
not stolen NJ all, II was found
on tho right hand side Of the
rond, with contents intact, about half
way between this city aud the
Lake, Sunday evening, not ton minutes
after 10 was lost, by Louis Dumont and
q companion, who were driving In from
the Lake 10 u buggy, The reason given
for not returning IL sooner was, that
Mr. Dumont aud tho other man were
waiting for the loss to bo advertised, not
knowing that any Que hOd been arrested
for stealing II, The pocket-bo0k and
money wae returned to MIR. Tucker last
evening, aud TO eny that he was over.
jOyed NJ getting them back but feebly
expresses H. Price will no doubt also
feel glad NJ It's finding and return, as II
clears away stain from hle character
that he felt very keenly, Although u
majority Of those acquainted with
Paddy" did not believe him guilty Of
tho crime imputed TO him, still there In
always some few to be found who will
believe anything charged against u per.
son, no matter how much the burden Of
proof reste In hi9 favor.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-06-26

The Nlmishlllon Agricultural Society
IL u new organization worthy Of men.
tion, II was organized three months or
30 ago by some Of the enterprlslng farm.
ere aud gardeners OF the township. The
regular session Ia on the first Tuesday
evening Of each month NJ Maple Grove
school house, two and half miles east
of Louisville, All nre invited
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-06-26

The best on earth, can truly be said Of
Grigg's Glycerine Salye, which 10 a sure
cure for cuts, bruises, scalds, burns,
wounds, and oil other sores. VIII posi-.
lively cure piles, letter and all skin
eruptlons, Try this wonder healer, Sat.
isfaction guaranteed or money refund
cd, Only % cents. For sale by Dur.
bin, Wright u Co., Druggists.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-06-26

Roy. Q, II. llartuug, Of Harmony, pa.,
hns become pastor Of the Good Hope
church congregation. The church Is 1ye
miles from Canton on the road 10 Louis.
Vile. Mr.. Hartung has another con.
gregatiOn or two on tho State circuit of
The Evangelical Association.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-06-26
Republican Congressional Forecast.

Republican primaries were held IN
Wayne and Summit counties on Satur.
day. In Tho former forty-throe delegates
10 The Congressional convention at Orr
Vile were elected, forty OF whom are for
Mcclure for .Opngl esslnuu, the othor
three being for Mckinley In Summit
county Mckinley hes secured only ten
.delegOtes, thus leaving him fifteen TO
'get from Medina county's delegation Of
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-06-26
Prize Medals to bo onOrcd on tho Fourth.

Matthias Il Co., managers of the ith
Of July celebration In this city, have or.
dered four handsome medals, two Of
gold and two Of silver, Of j. A. Meyer,
Jewelor, TO be given to the best bycicle
riders and best marksmen OF the Canton
Gun Club, The indications point to the
largest crowd OF people ever assembled
In Canton July ith, aud the grandest
celebration and exhibitions ever wit
messed In this part Of the State.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-06-26

Mrs. Alice W. Bender, ono of our old.
est and most highly esteemed residents,
died this morning NJ hor residence, No.
$50 West Eighth street. aged about 10
years. Tho funeral will take place from
her late residence ut 10 o'clock to-mor-
row morning.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-06-26

Cicero lllner, who Is reading law with
his brother, A. 9, Hiner, ESQ, has been
appointed Notary Public by Governor
HOadly, Mr. Hlner lsa worthy gentle.
man, and will attend to all business
promptly and faithfully,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-06-26
THE COLOR MAKES NO DIFFERENCE
An Alleged Case of Mlsoegonatlon In This
city,

An Alleged Case of Mlsoegcnaton In This
city.
People residing In the southeastern
part OF the city, are considerably stirred
up over what IL generally supposed 10 6e
the marriage Ofa G0l0red man 10 u white
woman. The parties alleged TO have
contracted this unnatural alliance are
"Dr." Hartwell, u colOred man, who lays
claim TO being u full Gedged Iphyslcian,
and has II large practice among the
poorer class Of people throughout the
city, and white woman named Mrs,
Jane Kelly, Mrs. Kelly IL the daughter
OF highly respectable parents living In
this city, and was formerly the wife OF
q man named Kelly, whose name ahe
has heretofore horne. Kelly deserted
her about ten years ago, and has mover
since been heard from. She IN about 40
years old, aud has sou aged nine or
ton by her former husband, Kelly. She
don't deny being married 70 llArtwoll,
and when questioned on the subject, says:
"The color don't make any difference"
can, NJ black as stove polish, aud his
face shines like that useful article does
when II Is well rubbed, lle has told
several people that he and Mrs, Kelly
are married, and when Burr Robbins
circus exhibited here on the 18th inst,
he sent h0r to see tho show, and at the
conclusion drove up 10 the tent In u
buggy and took her home. While wait.
Ing for her with the buggy no told
woman, In reply to a question
as TO whom no was after,
that no was waiting for hla wife.
Mrs. Kelly, or Hartwell, lives In u house
on Lafayette street. and here II In we'll
known tho ebony'hued Doctor takes hi9
meals and puts In all his spare time, 40
that II tho couple are not IN fact really
married they come the next thing TO
being 10.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-06-26
TWO Deaths from Lightning.

During tho severe thunder storm Of
Sunday that swept the country north Of
hero, lightning killed young man
named Jacob Fosblnger, aged 30, NJ
Mogadoro, and nn unknown man ut
AnnlOll.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-06-26
Fourth orJuly, 1884,

with tho usual liberality the Glove.
land, Lorain q Wheeling Railroad will
give half fare rates on account OF tho
day wo celebrate, All regular local
tickets purchased and dated July ID and
ith, will DO honored for return passage
July ith TO 9TH inclusive without fur
ther charge on any regular passenger
train,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-06-26

According to IN act passod VI the re.
cent session Of the Legislature Of thia
Stats, and which went into effect Inst
Tuesday, the sale Of the Police Gazette,
Police Nows, and oil illustrated police
literature Of that class, is prohibited
throughout tho State.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-06-26
NInyor,a Court.

Edward Rose and Frank Redmund
were fined, the former 81 and costa, aud
tho latter S3 and costs, by Acting Mayor
Squire Hudson yesterday evening, for
dla0rdorly conduct on South Cherry
atreet Saturday night, on complaint Of
Frances Conrad aud Lillian Russell,
two women living on the street
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-06-26

Gottlieb Fruerer, German, employed
NJ Aultman & Co'e works, while nj work
early this morning In ono OF tho shops
was struck on the head by u falling door
and badly cut on the forehead,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-06-26

Mrs. George Carlisle, of Canton, Ia Wis.
iting her parents aud friends In thla
vicinity Now Lisbon Journal.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-06-26

White dress goods, Summer silks, and
other dress goods cheap ut 6eeting \
Vickere.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-06-26

Everybody should take In tho balloon
wedding at the Fair Grounds on the
Fourth.