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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12
PERSONAL AND GENERAL

The largest city In Japan In Osnka,
i,5S5,6D inhabitants
Thlrtv. I've families Of Austfians and
ltnllaiiI iiIiid0d In Galveston IN n deati'
tuto condition.
The consolidated paper company OF
Chicago hna aaalgnOd Liabilities, fO7,'
900; asseta, Sl2O0O0'
Tho introduction Oi the two.cent p0a.
tnQe hnA decreased the Issue OF postal
onrda 8,67B 600 In nix months.
Congressman stewart, OF Texas, IL the
tnllpnt member OF tho HOuae, llo meas
urea few inches over six feet.
Harrison Williams (colOrod), who MUIR
dored hls alaler'ih law lHat June, was
hung NJ C0rsicanO, TexnH, Friday.
John Mcmahon, CITY Collector OF llo'
bOkOn, New JOrBpy N rnlHaing, The
Mayor hna taken possession OF liis ONCE
Colored people ARE nggrloyod because
Secretary Lincoln would not appoint u
colorcd proachor TO u regmental chap
JainCy.
Theodore Hoffman, the murderer OF
the peddler MaIkH, NJ White Plnina,No
York, hna heen feaentencod TO be hanged
on April 18Th,
Tho ores have been lighted In every
green bottle factory In Pittsburgh OK
rept one aud work VII bo resumed In u
few days NJ laBt years wages
The aalO Of the llbiury Of the late Hen.
ryC, Mnfph0y, VI Brooklyn, was con-
rlidpd Saturday The collection en'
braced 3,li2 lOte aud realized $4,000.
The consumption Of Intoxicating
liquors IN Belgium has Increased 90 per
cent In thirty years, lnsnne cases have
Increased 100 per cont In the same time.
Sir Moses Montehore, NJ ninety'nlne,
IN England'e Oldest bar0not, ana bir
Georqe Roge Snftoriua, Admiral OF tho
Fleet, aged nlnety'threc, IL tho senior
knight,
Alexander koya, on trial ~ Lafayette,
Indiana. for killing Samuel Stewart has
been found guilty Of murder In the iiIst
degree and Ilis punishment ilxed Nv lie
imprlpoD
william llopd4nd was arrested sun.
day NJ March, illinois, charged WIN
cimplicity In the triple murder NJ MI,
Pulaski. The detectives say another ar
rpst will soon be made,
v. N. Morse, Of Cleveland, grain mer'
clnnt. committed suicide az his regl'
dunce on Prospect street by shooting
hlmpplf In the head Sunday afternoon,
He suffered from dyepepsin,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12
A coNTeMPTleLe SCHEME.

The Cincinnati Enquirer" Again de-
nouuoos In unmcasurcd Terma tho Pro-
posed News Copyright Law,
CINCINNATI, March l!.--Commentlng Oh
the bill lately introduced by Senator SheI'
man, giving newspapers the right 10 copy
right all news matter published In tholr
columns fOr period Of eight hours after
publication, the Enquirer uses the follow.
ng vigorous language
The bill pondng In tho House of liOprcacn.
tnilyOs TO copyright news ltOlus IN daily news
papers Tor u certain number OF hours ought
10 bU bpulon out of sight and We presume II
viii bOi hut still, the weekly newspapers can
do u good work 10y keeping Congressman In
formed ns 10 tho state OF public eonlimont,
The bill should hu whipped naked through the
prOsa, 30 10 speak II was constructed by
nurrOw'mlndod mOnupOlluts, who want ~
compel the reading public "a trade wlth thom
In The muitcr Of nows, und who are
BE- able to approximately roach tho ond
of COuprcas, They invoke LoHlA.
lnllyo MD 10 mako intelligence u luxury, aud
70 issue u pntOnt on nuwg 10 u rlnH Ot Journal
lists who can not stand healthy competition,
aud who ulloCt Ia hold the weekly proas In
contempt, 1hCbll IN imprnCiuuhlO ~ well IN
contemplate, II II Gun bV made operative ~
ull, lls Clluot viii b0 10 hurnss The weekly
papers, aud TO place restraint on tue dHaoln'
innliun ut ncwH, II II stop backward IN the
general enlightenment, II IA mlAOrnby small
aud lllhuul, II llprUpuAca 10 treat IN personal
property that which ought ~ belong 20 the
public, II N u mrun'spirllOd attack on tho
country pr0a., und the Insult ought 10 DO ro-
HOntOd sharply.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12
cdUR D. AlENE,


Reports FROM the New Mlulng district In
tdaho--t uat s,f Living Eio
SAN FRANCISCO CaL, March ll,-Johu
j., burns reputable commrrciultNyrllcr,
has lust arrived from tho CWur d'Alcno
mining district Eagle city consists Of about
eighty cabins scattered nn each side OF
Prllchard's Creek, There Is only one rcs.
taurant, where meals arc one dollar Pro
visions and game are plentiful; sugar
soils NJ forty cents beans, thlny'iy1
oonls canned goods, seventy conH
10 one dollar; coffee, thlrlyliyo cents to lifty
ccnS, Whisky Ia eight dollars u gallon;
tobacco, ono dollar 10 one dollar aud lifly
ccnta u pound, coalOll sells nj eight cents
LuSurlcs such IN shnvlngOr hnlrcuttlng are
ilfty cents tO ono dollar Every available
piece Of ground has been taken up and II is
claimed that all locations are val.
liable, SOmO quartz Clnlns, u X alleged,
show vein Vt the surface ton N twelve
feet Wide, There HrO already upwards Ol
9,00O miners In the district, and more arc
daily coming ln The weather and
travel urc severe, aud none but hardy
mon should undertake the trip While
Eagle CITY londs, there are other towns 10
DO mentioned located above the llrt named
These are Muruyyllo Butte, Bear Oulcl aud
Raven, The snow lies from ak tO fifteen feet
deep II viii not be possible 10 do any renl
work tOr three months The country IL
what miners cnll good quartz country
and for nltOen miles east on l'rltchnfd
Crock nearly nll OF the land has been
located, ~ well Os north and south on
Eagle Clock Several claims have been
ocaIod several times, and there will DO
music In Tho anIIng.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12

Major Mckinley In u late interview
with AN Akron Beacon rOrIeHp0ndent
says he regrets very much that his old
district wug changed In any way, ~ he
waa confident Olu denomination with
out Imposition aud II triumphant elnC'
tIon. In regard ~ the district which
tho Repository ia pleased t0 style NC.
Kinley's new district the Major is OF
course gushing, ~ usual most udmirn.
hi, Ingenious aud Barkle like, "wlllln',' v
Hear him. III Will tell you frankly how
/ fepl about II, nud II u were offered me
| ahould feel grateful for u, pull of my
cont aud do my best" Just here We atop
To amilO. Alliance Review
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12
TIE lax ON WHISKY.
Kentucky DlstllleS Mnklng Arrangements
to snip Their Products 10 the West in-
dies,

Kentucky Dlstllleu Mnklng Arrangements
to ship Tholr Products 10 the West In.
dies,
LOUISVILLE, KY, March ll,-At the
meeting Of the whsky'eSchange yesterday
afternoon many dlstIlers and dealers dis
cus'od the bill extending the bonded pc'
rIod, II WIS generally agreed that the BILL
would pass sOme tlme Ot this session Of Con-
gress, but great indignation was expressed
nj tho delay to which the House has
subjected H. II was proposed TO Induce
the banks here 10 take the warehouse
receipts NJ an export company that should
be formed here for the expectation OF
whisky 10 tho British ports In the West
Indies These preparations should be made
In order Ia save the Tux on the January
whisky, which must come out Of bond m tho
next twenty days The plan mot with gen
eiul approval ~ precautionary measure,
should the bill fall 10 pass A committee OF
seven was appointed 10 look Into tho
matter Of exporting whisky, 10 Ao tho
railroad officials on the question OF
transportation, aud 10 meet the bank
officers here TO discuss the question Of al
exchange Of warehouse receipts for the re-
colpN Of IN export company for the o.
gOnlatIOn Of which tho committee Is 10 de-
wise plans, The committees was also en-
powered 10 send proper agent 10 Nassau
Ond other ports 10 Inspect the warehouses
there, aud advise on the disposition Ol tho
whisky On this committee were appointed
George G, Buchanan, William II, Thomas,
Daniel E, DOhcrly Julius liurkhOuso, II.
lieckuIs j, l., DOnlOrlh and j, NJ Ather'
I'm
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12

A REPUBLICAN Congress reduced tho
duty ON WOOL A Republican Legislature
enacted tho ScOtt liquor law, Aud now
the Republican press, Instead Of apollo
giZIng Tor these acts, are belab0rlng tho
Democrats IN Congress for not hufrylng
up fast enough the restoration OF tho
afOrellmp duty on wool, and ara throw
Ing the WtrOl Of their Indignation ut tho
Democratic Legislature because 10 hnH
not yet repeated the Scott liquor law.
Perhap II tho parties interested suffer II
little from these Republican measures
they may not be- ~ swift 10 vote the Re
publican ticket In the fnture'-Akfoh
IlmnL
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12
CANTON OHIO WEDNESDAY MARCH IL, 1884.

grrt that II should be even temporarily within
the power Of a single subject "a Interfere
with such u simple expression OF kindly ieel'
lnH hetWecn two great Natlonhi thht the
House r0ltorntes lls eXpreaal0n OF sincere ~
grel NJ the death OF EdOuard laakor and la
sympathy with tho Parliament OF the 0Orman
Empire, The House then adjourned
SENATE,
IN tho senate on Monday afternoon MI,
Jackson, from tho Committee on Post
otlicoH und rOskrOads, reported back tho bill
10 authorize the PualmaAloruenera ~ pre-
hhl ihG delivery Of registered leuora and tho
payment Of money orders 10 lottery Conl'
phnNa, The Senate then discussed lke hill %
provide Bureau Of Labor Statistics untll
two o'clock, whom the matter went over uIl'
III to-day, MGsara, sherman, Garland, Allison
and Van WYUk opposed tho establishment OF
u new bureau ON the ground that enough
bureaus existed aIrondy on motion OF NJ,
Plumh the rlOurO'pnGumOnla bill was made
the special Orler Tor to-day, Tho senate thea
went into oXooully0 session on the proposed
Mexican treaty, aud when the doors wore re'
opened, adjourned,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12
Another Arrest,

LINCOLN, Ill.,, March Alyuh Me-
NOhon was brought here irom Clinton by q
detective working with Press Butler llc
\ n nephew Of the murdered Charles Me-.
hahon, aud Is charged with being
mo OI the participants In the
Mount PULASKI murder lie k q
tull.faccd hcnyyset aud not bOd,
ookIng Young man Or about tNcnly,l,e
Win him came hls father George Me-,
Nahon, who demanded M immediate hcs
ng, aud M the Prosecuting Attorney Is ut
Petersburg engaged In the Carpenter trial,
this probably Will moi hc granted, Letter,
have been found showing, II Is supposed
ColrluSyey, the guilt Of tho three men
AnNN In mil
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12
non CnmeroM,. sndden netnrn.

WASHINGTON, March IT., The friends Of
Senator bon Cameron are very much aston.
ishcd NJ the announcement OF his arrival In
New York, when they ol supposed he was
In Italy, Tho lust letters rcccl,l flom
him gave them no reason TO expect ln early
return, but, on the contrary, ho lt,yr them
10 understand that ho would remain abroad
until June NJ least, and perhaps until Sep
lol hef His coming 80 suddenly upsets u
great many calculations, aud has Afforded
Tho gosslpa an excellent opportunity 10 dls.
,uss political probabilities In Pennsylvania
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12

WAsluNaroN, March II. - Colonel
Brady Chairman Of tho Republican stato
Committee and m intimate friend OF Con.
orul Malone, sOys the Coalition and Ropub.
lIcnn State Convention which meets In
Richmond April W. viii send Malone nj
the head OF the Virginia delegation ~ tho
Chicago Convention, and that lo aud tho
electoral ticket which the State Convention
will nominate viii be pledged 10 the support
Of the Chicago Republican nominees for
President and Vice President,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12
oonyentlon oil Knnan. ontllr.Men.

DopGN CRY, Kan, March II, = Tho
Western Kansas Stock Growers Assoc,'
ton, with membership Of scyenly.hyt,
representing $780, 900 head Of cattle, worth
49, OOO, 900, will meet In this city April .
and remain In session for three days The
President aud Secretary Of the association
aud a committee Of citizens arc actively
preparing ior the convention, NJ that MI
who come will bc we'll provided for Lead.
Ink siocltnon from nll over the country
have already engaged quarters II s cS.
poctcd that the meeting viii b. tho largest
and mOal lmpnllnht ever held In the State,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12
CANDID IrEs' sOL,LoQuIEs.

I nm NHiiug aud anxious IN try II
aqaln Snrry, though, The district was
changed, lWilliam Mckinley Jr.
Here, too, Mcclure.
IWould like To rcmhln IN the Council
IN help the friends, Business is busi'
ness Fawceu.
Here. too, and Mr. Shields wants me
along 10 help count IN the pOlice.- Bil
ly Wyant
want fellows IN tho Council | can
telephone with, Mayor Dick
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12

NNhlyniE 'rcnnu March hat eight
o'clonJ H. H. William Spence 'lol mud
slllc n, son.in.lnw, Ed $, Wheat ut the
Merchant Exchange corner opposite lIc
telegraph ulR Rr Spence wia formerly
Unite ~ lrt Mlslml tot the Nlldlr nl,.
illcl -. ltuicss ~, aud was slu Cctlud hy
Whru The trouble Orosh from u dlsglup.
mrnl Ia Tie settlement ol husIn'ss matters,
Wheat WIS u mrmhrr uf the Nuuul llulod,
'lhumn, n Co., of this city Spcuur Is In
VUaiulN
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12

CHARLESTON, s. G., March II. - The Ro.
publican Convention OF tho Seventh Con.
grossIonal District nominated Robert Small,
cOlOrej, for Congress- u succeed II. W. NJ
Mackoy, deceased. There was little oppo
sltlon 10 Small's nomination, aud II " con.
slduwd equivalent 10 an election the ma.
jorIly OF the negro voters In the district be'
lnR NNnrMhnlMlng.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12

HAVANA, March 5,-4'rhc low prices Of
sugar tho tIghtncss Of tho money mnllcl,
and tho general dislruSl are Nccelcmlmg a
erIsls In all branches Ot business In this
island. At SOgun, Rodriguez n Co.. sugar
exporters, have failed, with over ~, OOO OOO
liabilities, At CNrlUnns, Mlinrcs n Co.,
bankers aud commission merchants, have
also suspended, with large liabilities Me-.
kollnn luling n Goa M old lru, nfr also
IN difficulties, aud several hluks are 10.
guldcd with dlsitust
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12

MILWAUKEE, March il--last nights
blizzard lurncd to rOln'siorm, and there 10
general brcak.up of the leo and snow To-
day Tho propcllcs Wisconsin and Mlchl.
gOn, frozen In the lee At Grand Haven for
three weeks, have reached here The east
alore Ice hns been broken up, The pros.
poets Ore tlnt tho freight blockade here will
bc raised nj once, M all boats alo preparing
% start again on schedule time
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12
InMn I.nnlalniniln.

Drs MolNrs, la,, March ll,-a'fhc Senate
cluscd 10 poss the bill providing for u uni
'orm series Of text books for the public
schools The session was mostly occupied
II the passage OF bills In the interest Of
titles Of the hrsl class The House spent
he day passing and lugallilng acts aud IN
,loanng the calendar of bills reported ad.
ienely by the committees, The Woman
Suffrage Amendment will br taken up In
hO Senate tomorrow afternoon
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12
Dlncront Mode. of DL,penalnn Juatlco.

LAr0nTE, Ind, March 1.-The cclc.
braiod Augustine murder trial came TO an
end Monday evening In avordlct Of only
five years In tho penltonllOry for the do.
fcudOnt, who was indicted for murder IN the
first degree, The jury was out seventy.
-four hours, aud their verdict Ia generally 10.
gardud M u trOyesty on Justice, Henry
Augustine killed his uncle and cousin on tho
night Oi December ~ 1880, nj their own
house and while he wns their guest Tho
prisoner aud his counsel arc ontcd aud tho
former shook hands all round
A boy named NlusOn WIS sentenced
Saturday 10 four years hard labor for steal
nv some clothing.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12
llAr Mrn NIllrL IN \ in- d. .llln

ruulNNp, Op, March w. tly, men
engaged In gNdmgOuihe llAlw iDl lhmch
Railroad through rylc tauu, Union Couu.
w. Olc, we're caught mdrr u Wl md.
slide aud crushed toWluIlN \ very heavy
blast had lust been fired, Witch loosunrd II
huge nNss Of earth and rocks Un the side nr
the mountain, which rnne down 40 sud.
denly lhnt tho men had nu time ~ run,
The names OF the Victims were moi ohlnInn.
hln
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12

Tux New York Times warns the Re-
publican party that II viii commit II
great error II II opposes the Morrison
bill, This N algniAcant, because tho
Timos N In many ways the lending Re-
publican paper Of tho country; and tho
Republicans have u way OF plunlng
the party on lts assumed aOlidity for
projection, Plain Dealer
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12

MASSACHUSETTS Roformers have called
u convention, to meet In New York City
In May, to place In nomination a candi'
date for President should II "be deemed
expedlent," This call represents tho
Republican independents, aud iaa threat
nj Blaine, Arthur and Logan,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12
VOL. 80. NO. AZ.
ADDITIONAL EDITORIAL.

ALLEN o. MYERS, although bitterly Op'
posed 10 the reelection OF Senator Pen.
deliOn, did not vote for Mr., Payne, AMI
now, " N said, when the Payne men IN
the Legislature are unwilling 10 auhmit
10 hia diclatiOn, he threatens To expose
the methods by which the 0mlnatioll
was brought abOnt,-Mt. Vernon Banner
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12

DosroN, March 1.-The annual meeting
Of the Longfelow Memorial Association was
held Monday hight The rroosuur's 70.
port shows that tho present amount of the
fund IL ~ l,bTi, representing between 3O,-
OOU and 40, 900 subscriptions Tho amount
tho committee Is willing 10 eXpenl IL $780,
900, onp.hNlf for the statue aud the rest for
ihn uiuiiuuu
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12
woman sunfaglais nnlalnr y rund.

lIosrON March | /, The State Woman'S
Suffrage Association has arranged " raise a
SlO,O fund 10 push tho work IN this
State the coming year ES.Goycrnm WI.
liam Clullln, William l. llowdltch la,cy
Stone, Mrs Julia Ward Howe Wnd Mia
William Lloyd Garrison have accepted
the olllcu of trustees fol This fund
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, March II, Information
reaches here that through trains from tho
CITY Of Mexico to Chicago will DO put On In
n very short time IN the through llnae com.
pIuled, Tho time between Chicago and tho
CITY Of Mexico Will bo Il Ia said, between
thrtN and four lnya
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12

MlNNtArotlS, Mhn, March 'l- The
TlhbUuc's special FROM Portland, ore, says
Tho men rGporlrd last IN The Cuur DAcne
Mountains uluci upn Trout Creek after
llillphr days Nufu experience IN the
deep N,oS aud forest Tho party aru utter
IN worn out,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12
Planning an Important halfway system.


NEw YOut, March !l,-WIthIn u few
weeks there will probably bo important do.
yolopmcnls respecting tho East Tennessee,
Virginia " Georgia system Of railroads,
which for somo time has bcon seeking TO Of.
feet N, arrangement rOr tho purchase or
lease OF tho roads now opo
rated IN tho Erlnngor system. Calvin s.
Bryce, Samuel Shoolrar and Samuel
Thomas, Of tho Scncy syndicate, who
sailed for Europe by tho Sorvla Saturday,
are said to bo empowered 10 make the nee.
cssIlry terms with the Erlangor syndicate In
London, II the arrangement Is successfully
carried out the East Tennessee, Virginia u
Georgia system, IN connection with tho
Memphis n Charleston Road now con.
uOllOd by II, viii extend from Cincinnati
aud Chattanooga TO New Orleans and will
also bg enabled 10 enter into close relations
with the Gould Southwestern system, ..--s
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12

COLUMBUS, o., March ll,--ReN u, NJ
0'Boylan, on trial before Justice at New
Lexington, charged with being implicated
IN the abduction Of a. j, McDevtt aud with
assault with intent TO kill, WIS discharged
last night.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12

Fine novelties iu fancy daddpd win.
dow shades, yolyptwull paper ana other
gods, nj j, j., Myers a cos.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12

he who can commune with his own
thoughts aud be benefited need not
want tor cQmmulonship
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12

BALTIMORE, March il,--wendell Boil
manu. the constructor Of the famous boil.
mann bridges throughout The country, u
dead, aged 10 .t,ltG4i
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12

At u mppDugor lhp Bnurd Of the Nj.
nprva Union Agricultural Association,
held February 93l, II was decided to
hold thpiruoXt lpir October Ilh, Slh, nth
Hnd lOth, 1854
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12

The Caution Literary So'icty meets In
the lecture room Oi the First NJ n,
church on pach Tuesday evening Pa.
pers nrp rpud ON hlulufN science, lnyen-
lion, art etc G, Aulimun II President
ana Prof SlOlwN Secretary On last
evening Mira SpWglpr ruud paper on
American authors. Charles Miller E9Q,,
Que on Alexander llumllOn ana A, Me
Grpgnr un Thomas Jefferson.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12

Mis Cora ButoDo, Of Coungtou. kyo
was married nj her home In tlHt city
Monday evening to Mr. Clarence NJ Fen.
ton Of Buffalo, N.Y. The lady is we'll
known IN lhIa cilyt where she hns many
friends
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12

60 to Railway Dining Hall for warm
meals, oyster stew ana luurh Fruits, .
nuts Wniips, cigars aud tobacco,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12

They ARE splltng muglins, calicOs,
ginghNm aud cheyloit shirillngs cheap
NJ Gwwlng ~ Nlckora. next door to j, Il,
McCreO's lurnllurpplo II East 'rus.
rnruwAa street
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12

Ruhmun, Ernst ~ 20 have placed AN
electric light m front Ol their store,
which lights up the euIlrc ueighbor.
hood
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12

You will lint Couch ~ Stm,or, at II
Eial ru ucuruNU street, headquarters
for all kinds OF mldvuo Their prices
A.p very reasonable,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12

The First Mn.hullJuul Baptist rhur.
chcg of our uly have Nmt class literary
aOri, tlDN mud wc doing much good,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12

"a thing OF beauty isa joy forever"
and nothing IN lhp way Df beauty can
excel the exquisite line 0t Easter cards
ana Euster novelties M Ourhin, Wright
Il Goa. Their stock Of those embraces
something to suit all faucies md tastes,
The cards hrp beautiful IN design and
llnlah, and constitute an assortment
that husnpypr been equnlled IN this city,
while the line Of noyeltes N a very
comprehensive and elegant one.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12

-Four feet Of snow In western Maine.
plnLlirs, Me-, March H. The snow IA
-four feet deep, No mail sipoe Friday,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12

Wall paper and decorations ut i, L
Myers ~ cos
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12
NDDrTIONAL LOCAL NEwS.

Wall poporsm Dmbm, Wright n cos