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The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1884-07-31
CONCERNING THE STATE FAIR.

Publications of the Premium List, Which
Shows Liberal Offers for Horses, Cattle,
Hogs, Sheep and Farm Products.
The premium list of the twenty sixth annual
fair of the Minnesota State Agricultural
society, to be held at Owatonna Sept to Is,
inclusive, has just been issued, and makes
favorable promise for a successful exhibition.
As usual competition is open to the world, and
the arrangement for the transportation of
exhibits and their reception and display are
admirably complete. Except in the speed ring
there are no entrance fees. New buildings on
large scale have been erected for the con-
venience and use of exhibitors. It is promised
that hotel rates and Interpretations to and
from the fair grounds will be on the most
reasonable scale. The Chicago Milwaukee Il
St. Paul, the Chicago & Northwestern, the
Chicago St: Paul, Minneapols & Omaha, the
Pacific, and the St. Paul 4 Duluth railroads
make the following rates:
Passengers fare and one-ffth the round
trip. Freight will be charged full rate to
Owatonna, and must be prepaid, when it will
be returned free to points on the line whence
shipped
The Minneapolis & St Louis road gives free
freight one way.
DIRECTIONS TO EXHIBITORS
1t is set forth that the fair will be on so ex-
tensiye scale that it will be of the greatest
Importance to exhibitors that they give early
notice to the secretary by correspondence, of
intention to exhibit, stating amount of space,
pens or stalls required, that provision may be
made for their accommodation The entry
book will close Monday night September Sth.
In the class of thoroughbred horses the pre-
miums aggregate $40; Norman, Clydes and
other heavy horses, $115; Clydesdale draft
stations, $40; sweepstakes for draft stations,
$50; for trotting strains, including sweepstakes
of $50 for trotttng stations, $4O0; shorthorned
cattle, $l65; Devons, do; Halsteins and Jer-
seys similar amount each; herd premiums of
$40 for each class and for best herd of any
breed. or age, $75; premiums for dairy pro-
aruts and vegetables, DOMESTIC s manaf a
grain, ETC., the premiums, while not large, are
liberal and numerous Copies of the premium
list or any information may be had by address,
ing the secretary, r. c. Judson, at Pennington.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1884-07-31


thing which moved her deeply. In a
child's carriage sat little girl about 8
years old SO pale and shrunken from
disease that it made Miriam's heart ache
to look at her. She tried to speak to
the child, but the marks of suffering in
the patient baby face brought tears to
her eyes, and she could not utter a
word.
"Speak to the lady, Mamie!" said the
nurse.
The little girl looked at Miriam earn
estly, but seemed to find nothing in
her face that interested or attracted her,
and soon turned her sad eyes in another
direction. But almost Instantly her
eyes frightened md she stretched out
both arms and Uttered faint cry of
pleasure. Mira N looked to see what
had wrought such a change,
and found that the child was
looking at Dalmayne. He
stood leaning against a pier short dis
lance away, kissing his hand to Mamie,
but showing no intention of coming
nearer. Understanding that her pres
ence kept him away she continued her
walk up the beach and soon returned to
the hotel, feeling very sorrowful and
more dissatisfied with herself than she
had ever before been. Her inability to
do anything for the child she pitied so
much troubled and huniliateds her, and
tho idea that q coarse, brutalsand self
ish man" should sbe able to effect, with
out apparent effort, what she had vainly
tried to do made her begin to think that
she and her friends had been too sweep
ing and hasty in their judgment. In
fact, she began to. be . little ashamed
of "the society" and to wish she had
not taken part in fortnight. =5s q
The company at the hotel had in
creased very fast, and Miriam had an
opportunity every evening to indulge
her taste for waltzing. She often saw
Dalmayne in the ballroom, though he
never danced. Ono evening, when she
had just taken her seat between her
mother and her aunt, he came up and
spoke to the latter, who introduced her
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1884-07-31

The state tournament Of the Minnesota ire
departments, to be held at Faribault on Aug.
q and % promises to be largely attended;
1895 is offered in prizes, and the contests IN
clude many athletic sports
Jake Thomas, working for Mr.: Sullivan Of
Haven, sherburne county, is believed to have
drowned himself, as he disappeared, after
writing letter to his employer telling him to
send his wages to his little daughter.
Hennepin county has paid into the state
treasury ga, 52s. Is for the June settlement Of
taxes. This is the largest sum due the state
from asingle county
The delegates at large from Minnesota to the
convention of Catholic total abstinence societ-
les, to be held in Chicago Aug. 6, are j. F. Car
rere, st. Paul; John O'Brien, Saltwater, and P
Moran Minneapolis. Almost all the societies
in the state win be represented by delegates,
and the convention will be one of the largest
and most important connected with temperance
ever held in the United States.
The valuation of all property in Hennepin
county is sos, 299,64a.
There were only from $50 to 400 of the First
Regiment of Minnesota Militia in camp at Lake
Calhoun.
Curtis Lord, of Lord Bros, druggists, of
shakopee, while put at Prior lake, accidentally
shot himself in the left leg while handling So
caliber double action revolver The wound is
not dangerous.
Jacob R. Hickok of the town of Lyle, Mower
county, was killed by falling from his wagon in
q fit He had recently bought the Peter Nelson
farm, and had just moved his family there from
Dane county, Wis.
The Canadian Pacific has carted it's terminus
over to Emerson, but the Manitoba will follow
it there, and there will be no interruption of in
ternational traffic.
Bishop Grace's twenty fifth year in the epis-
copate closes this week.
The statement of the condition of the bank
rupt firm of Mayo l. Clark of St Paul is main
ly interesting from the discrepancy between
the nominal and actual assets, rs determined
by the receiver The resources of the firm,
as stated in the first schedule were $751;
O88,O w. The actual value of the items included
was found to be $95, $3.50.
While Lewis Chapman of Kellogg, Wabasha
county was curling we'll at that place, the
curbing gave way and Chapman was buried
alive.
In the case of the State vs.. Burdick for kid
| mapping at Willmar, the defendant waived ex-
animation, and was bound over to await the
agreed upon in the habeas corpus case against
Mrs. Gale, giving the custody Of the child to
Mrs. Burdick until q final decision in the
premises ahOnld he raache1
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-03
FACTS AND FIGURES.

Judge Dykmnn, Of White Plains,
N, V, would not cater TO the morbid
curiosity OF live hundred persons who
gathered TO hear him pass sentence of
death on prisoner, and ordered him
returned u his coll, - Troy Times,
DR., Price, the aged Welsh Druid
who recently attempted TO dispose OF
the body of his infant child by burning
IL, has cen tired and acquitted Tho
Justice, In address ng the Jury said he
had been unable to lind any law lorbld'
ding cremation, - Detroit Free Press,
Ordinarily, what we SEQ OF the sun
In the phot0sphero, But outside OF that
and beyond II the sun has an envelope
OF gas aud strenmers 100000 miles In
extent, aud sometimes l,OOO,OOO miles,
and even 100000 or G,OOO,0OO miles,
are thrown out, This Invisible part bo-
comes visible at times OF eclipse ~ J,
HeUd
The annual rainfall In this country,
according 20 the Weather SigHai, h
lowest In Now MoXico (lS ncheSl and
California (ls lnuhcsl, and highest Ia
Oregon IiD) aud Alabama 600, The
annual rainfall In tho British Islands
among the mountains Is II inchesi on
the plains ~ inches, a. Inches Oi rain
fall on the west side Of England, u on
the east side,
Baseball making Is one Of those
quiet industries which attract little oI
no attention from the busy world bit
prove unusually rouunorallye 10 lho'c
engaged In them, Last year over
6,ODO,uOO balls were manufactured In
this country aud Ns the makers now
have q larger number Of orders than
ever before II Is estimated that 70Ol,O ,OUu
basc,balls will be knocked into the great
nowhere tho coming season, -- Chlcdgc
Hrd'd.
In the matter Of powder-maklng
Pennsylvania leads all the other States
In the Union, with New York aud Ohio
competing for second place, Curlously
enough, much more powder Is burned
In times Of peace than In time Of war
The average daily consumption oi
powder In the United States Is one hum
dred tons, In battle In which fifty
thousand men fired forty rounds each
less than One-quartcr Of an ordinary
days quota OF powder would DO used,
In the construction Of the lloosac Tun,
mel moro powder was exploded than In
the war OF the rebellion, aud single
large coal mine will use almost ~ much,
The coal trade consumes moro powder
than any other single interest Chicago
Times,
Some idea Of the growth Of this
country may bo gathered from the
postal statistics recently published In
Washington, In the year 1889 there
were % posl.olllccs and 2,275 miles Of
postal routes. The revenue Of the Do
partmeut was 500, and the eXpoudt
uro ~ $780, The amount paid for trans
port0lion was s5,5Gs, Tho population
of the United States nj that time was
3,g2O,2i, The figures for 1882 give
the number of offices at 1921; extent
IN miles, 3i3,GlS; revenue, Sil, $4,000
oSpCnl turc, $40, ls2,02 paid fol
transportation, S22,Sl6, ll2; postage
stamps, etc., issued, iO,07S,0j3; money
orders, ll3, 400, llS; letters recc we'd IN
dead-lcttcr Office, i,2S5, 2Sj; popula'
ton, 90, l65, ,7S3. .- Washington Star
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-03
Thcdicr.GOing In Paris.

A great many Americans who have
never been IN Parl, imagine that, rs II
Is the home and center Of dramatic art,
the thcnlcs themselves and everything
connected with them nrc perfect, This
Is one Of the popular Illusions that need
10 he dispcllcd, All the thcOtors, except
the Eden, Nro slully and unCO uiorlnblc,
and getting Your ticket and going
through the necessary iOrmNllios be-
fore you reach your seat are sufficient
10 deter many people from ever attend.
Ing u performance 10 begin NJ the
beginning, when you 90 % buy your
ticket you find yourself not before n
gool.sHcd window whore you can CON
verse lnlClllgontly with the tlckct-soller,
on the contrary most 0f the ticket
Offices nre crampod.up little places, ana
the window, or rather the opening
across which you must make your wants
known, Is n little aperture often not
more than ton inches square II this
so.cnllcd window were on level with
your elbows you might get on pOsSohlv
well, but II Is usually on line with
your stomach, and 20 carry on vo"r
conversation II Is necessary 10 bond over
painfully low.
The tlckot.sollcr Is usually n woman
the bHrdiisto, as she Is called and Ns
n rule, she Is no longer NJ an ago that
inspires any tender passion, On the
contrary most OF these bUrdliStoS hn q
been 50 long In Office that they believe
themselves TO bo the vcritoblo manager
Of tho thcater, Directors, actors and
authors fear them much moro than they
fear the public. The brdlisto'S reply
10 your questions Is generally very
short. and not always sweet, and |
sometimes think that the littlo windows
were made expressly 10 keep the ticket.
seller nj safe distance from her pur.
chaser.
II you succeed In getting a ticket you
will receive not the convenient little BIT
| Of pnstcboard 30 familiar TO America,
with tho date and hour Of performance,
number Of scat ETC., printed, but a
large square piece Of paper with your
name, number Of seat, and II tho play
Ia given every night, number Of tSo per
formanco written thereon, Thus, " you
purchase scat for tho fifteenth repre-
sontatlon Of piece you must keep q
look out 10 500 when that fifteenth por'
formanoe takes place, AT many Of thc
theaters you got no chock attached u
your ticket; tho number Is simply writ
ion on, and when you arrive at the tho
ater your ticket Is taken up and you ar'
placed by an usher, To finish with Oh,
ticket, Il IL costs more than ten francs 1
must have n Government stamp, fol
which you pay two cents. - Boston
Courier,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-03
A Case OF Mistaken Identity.


A private soldier named Smith, In the
Union army. distinguished himself at
the battle OF Seven Pines, and was In
consequence promoted TO tho rank Of
Sergeant. Besides, his very peculiar
name. Smith had another very romarka-
bio popularity, and that was defect
In his vision, exceeding even that Of
General Butler. The first time Ser
geant Smith was called on 10 inspect
tho guard, q very amusing incident 90
CURED. The Sergeant intended 10 ro-
buke Private Brown, but instead Of
looking ut Brown. ho kept his eye fixed
on Jones.
"Why don't you button up your jack
OF when you come out on guardp" tbun-
dcred the Sergeant.
Sergeant, u Is buttoned up" re-
monstratod Jones, at whom he was evil
IDENTIFY looking. The Sergeant endeav-
oring 10 look at Jones, now fixed his
eyes on Brown, and exclaimed
n haven't said anything TO you, what
nrc you talking about"
al haven't said word, Sergeant. y
demonstrated Brown, who thought he
was the party meant - 7cads SVting@
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-03
A Remnrkable ,laae.

DR., HARTMAN Dear sir-i am indn'
cod by n sense Of duty to the suffering
10 make a hriHf statement OF your re'
markable cure Of myself, ! was q most
miserable sufferer from the various an
nOying and distressing diseases Of deli
cate persona, which confined me TO my
bed for a rOng time, being too weak 10
bear my weight upon my feet ! was
treated by the most reputable doctors
In our city, each aud all saying they
could do nothing for me, ] had given
up all hopes OF ever getting well, IN
this condition began taking Manalin
aud peTuna, and am now most happy "a
say, In three months ! was perfectly
well, entirely cured without any ap'
llancea or support OF any kind Yours
truly, MRs HENRY ELLIS, 800 Scott st.,
Milwaukee, Wis,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-03
WIT AND WISDOM.

Wisdom prepares for the worst,
but folly leaves tho worst for the day
when II comes. - Cecil,
-"My how your daughter has
grown" said lady visitor TO Mrs,
Jones. Eyes at this moment said
saucy brother Bob, "mother's switch
will soon III sister"
"A Massachusetts locomotive re-.
Gently colidod with u bovine and threw
her over into tcn.acre pasture, Tho
engine was not IN tho least cowod, but
continued on Us journey, Texas SVt
iRgs,
A man In New York, seeing two
police men, dropped sixteen dozen
mcerchaum pipes and ran. II Is sup
posed that he was going somewhere 10
have u quiet smoke, --LOHiSriAo CoH-
rier.JOurHn,
"A rural friend wants 10 know what
Is the best thing TO feed hogs on, llo
might feed thGm on tho ground, or u
he wishes, in trough, We never did
approve Of fixing up mahogany tables
with marble tops for hogs, -Barliaq'0a
HdwteVe,
Scenes An Irish cabin, Tut Is m.
Doctor has lust called "Well, Pat,
have you taken the box Of pills | sent
you2' "Yos, sir, be jabcrs, | have,
but don't feel any better yet; maybe
the lid hasn't come OF YETI Chicago
7rjtac
"A boy found woman's switch In
the opera house and returned II 10 her.
"ThOnk you, my little man. said tho
lady; "you are an honest boy" ooh,
no, I'm not so very honost but know
what am" "What arc you, thonP"
IA hair rcstoror'--0R CIV Bhssdrd
A sclssors.grlndcr was ringing his
bell "to grind on Brush street. when
n Young man called TO him and asked
"Say, can you sharpen cverythingP'
"Ycs, Aoferytings,' scan you sharpen
my witspN "Your vits Vhcll, guess
you hai TO 90 und got u now handle und
backSpring put In 0rstI 1 must hai
something's TO hang on Brooklyn
Bsgic.
--"Throe virtues will bo especially
proclaimed In Heaven the virtue Of q
young man who lives pure In large
city, tho virtue Of poor man who 70.
stores q los, treasure, the virtue OF O
rich man who gives without ostonta-
ton" "Evory sin Is allied TO igno'
rance "Noyer cast stone into d
well out Of which you have once drunk"
"Who cnres not for tho sick Is all one
with tho murderer" "Ho who lent
money should try not 10. meet him Il
whom no has lent IT," "rhc house
which opens not 10 tho poor will open
10 the physician. THE 7dimud.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-03
SEALED PROPOSALS..
Nursery ut the Paramount Child
ren's Home.

aoalod proposals. will no received NJ the ONCE Of Guy
Tden Alliance ohio, up tlll noon Of tho sd Qf April
1894 Tor the furnahnR of materials md prrioinlnH
Talrmuunt Childrcnu Homo, according " planH And
spocllcallopa now on no nj tho oloo Of Guy Tldcn,
ntchlect No. y Eagt Main street. Alliance, ONO zach
pfopnanl must be given In ON blanks fufnlshod for tho
Hnnip and must be accompanied ny \ good aud sui
ooni bond IN the sum Of fve hundred dollars Condi
tOn that n the bond N accepted contract may DO
entered Into for tho faithful completion 0f the WORK
Tho committee reserve tho rlpt " reject or all BIDS
r. l.. MANLY,
March p0th 1Hji-h County Auditor
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-03

All tfains Dahl, sundays excepted,
CONNECTIONS
AZ Cleveland Win fast trains fOr tho Eaht ana West
Also with Cleveland aud Detroit steamers f0f Detroit
and all points Ia Michigan and CAnadn
AZ L0faln win N 20 n NJ l. ~ Tor foat0ria, NJ
WWne, Chicago, aud points West
AZ klyfA, With LANM 10y for AAnduaky, Toledo,
neuOlt chicago and all points West ana Northwest.
AZ ufaiior, with uuu6 ICY f0rCTeatline, Indiana
polls, ~ Louis nnd all points West and s0nthWes,
Al sterling, with hYPGOllh II formerly A 4 q w
lor Ashland, wadswoIih Akron, Mansfield And lnor
mediate points
al warwick, with GA 20 ny, Tor Akron Orwlle,
M Vernon and Columhnh
M MnelOa, wlthPFtw 4 Ry for Canton, woos
tuf rllhhurgh Nto
~ 0anNl lover, with o ~ nv, for Cambridge, MA
flnlla rAlkulsbufpl, etc
AZ ufIchbyIllo With 20 6at L. 10y ior sleubenyIlle
unshOclon Hanusylllu, Newark, Columbus, Cincinnati
aud indianapolis
Al liaTlon, with " Clalnylllo Northern Igy Tor "
Calnylllb, OHIO,
A bridgeport, with az ny Tor DclAlrc, pitaDurRh
cio
AZ wheeling, with baltimore A Ohio Il II f0f Wash
lnglnn, etc Also with ohio itlyrT Steamum
Oj0AR IOWNsEND, WAL TnOlNDUH0H,
urnnIal Manager superintendent
wM II 0l.OUI, 0enl Freight and pasA All
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-03
4 WEIGH.

stump on the SCALE" the butcher said
Unto u miss one day,
"Im usud ~ weighing, and, 'sald he,
"l'll tell you what you weigh"
"Ah, yes" came quick the sweet r0ply
From llpa seemed made " klssi
"Im sure, sir that II would not he
First time you've weighed anlsa'
The butcher blushod he hung hls head,
Ana know not what 10 aeyi
He merely wished % weigh th' girl
Himself was given away,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-03

The Mississippi Ice was moving At 81,
Paul, The Cumberland rose six feet ~
Nashville, aud the fennesaee three feet
NJ Chattanooga, The Mississippi IN rla'
Ing from 81, Paul 10 New Orleans All
leyees on the Louisiana shore of the Mis-
aisaIppi from Ylcksburg 10 Nalchez have
broken, doing great damage
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-03
nnnI.Ien,a Alhlen snIye.

The greatest medical wonder Of the
world. Warranted 70 speedily cure
COrns, Bruises. Cuts, Ulcers, salt Rhenm,
Fever Sores, Cancers, Piles, Chllolaina,
COrns, letter Chnpped Hands, aud all
skin eruptlOns, guaranteed 10 cure In
every case or money refunded % cts,
per box, For sale by Z, II, Barr,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-03

Two enterprisng boys ofTarlilyille,
Conn, having secured IN old musket Of
revolutionary fame, two rovolvers and
o supply Of powder and shot, started for
Colorado 10 fight the Indians tho other
day. They were oyoriaken by q big
brother aud brought homo, much 10 thail
chagrn. Haryord lost
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-03
Notice to Contractors.

lids will bc received NJ the office q tho Clly Cltth'
caniou Onto until Moon VI April bt 1874 for Furnish
lnu and nttinp IN TIC Market House With HtnlA UUul
ies, Shelving 80 ~ ac gidance win tho pla''s anu
specifications on file with shiu Wy uinih nih.,,,,,.,,
Mar. Y9th it5t-0 buliDiNuVomhhilhh'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-03
Farm For Sale.
A YnluaOle farm ior sale. conslstIng Of

n - N a. IE nc ~ ?
Ia Of which aro Of good timber, located ono mile west
of niohylllu three milu south Of Maaaon aud thrco
miles north Of Navarro There IN on tho farm two
story frame dwelling house In good repair and oil tho
other necessary outbudlngs also bank barn, 10 tcoi
long with two hreehnR noorg, aud good orchard ana
ciAloi with never failing we'll Noar tho place pnftoa
afo drging for coal with good prospects Of auocca For
further particulars inquire ON tho premises or nd
drraa Mis-, SARAH UNCLE,
Ina,oah MaAAlllon Ohio
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-03

The Canton DEMOCRAT will begin the
Issue Of daily edition next Monday.
Success 10 the DAILY DEMOCRAT aud
don't you forget 10 put us on your X list
Mac,-hlansil lon Independent,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-03

Your health depends on the purity Of
your blood. People who realize thlaarf
taking Hoods sArsaparllla with the best
results,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-03

Harrisburg Patriot; The disease witt
which our revenue system " afflicted
can not be cured by such Quacks IN thI
Barkers aud the Balnes,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-03
Administrators Notice.

Notice Ia hereby piyon that. tho undersigned ha boon
duly appointed and qualified M Administrator
Of Tho caste Of OAiharno bmor late o. stark county
ohio, decd. WILLIAM PlENO,
mnribH Administrator
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-03
MOUNTAINOUS.

A NUlJfJ,iy wanted for Tho Llyea Of all tho pfosi
huNlI\ dents VI the n, n. Tue largest, handaon.
u(INV cat best book pvcr sod for loan than twlcc
HuulV " our prioe Tho faAicst selling Ahook IN
America Immense pfonts 10 Anenia All Intelligent
people want II. Any Oneoan become puoqcegu aRent
Terms frea HAii.Hrr DOOR 90, Portland, Maine.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-03

NEW YOllk PENNSYLVANIA 4 ONO RAILROAD
(ATtANTio 0aKAr wHarmsJ
fiME TADLk-Adopied Nov iSlh, 1881,
ter lTalna arc run by Central OF pOth Meridian
Illnr which u ~ minutes slower than Columbus tme,
the AlAnhhh infmnIly IN nAn BY This IOAn
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-03

Quick, complete cure, all annoying
Kidney, Bladder and Urinary Diseases
al. Druggists,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-03

Tho system used IN The above table consists In avoid,
INK le confusing division VI tho day into two equal
portions OF le h0um eaoh, aud employing Instead a
continuous count iI0m Ia "a The dny begins at Mid
nlHhl ~ under tho common system, but there Il no
tefnOun hours,
RI. AFfLBCK,
o,,o - ,,.,..,, oien'l IVA Agent, ColumbuA U.
.. N M0NaAltlAT, Gonlsupt
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-03
sonruvAnp rnAisS.

pitlsburgh Cleveland aud Toledo trains leave ARiol
for CuyahoRa Falla youngstown Newcastle Pittsburgh
aud intermediate points M follows 0iT m, 1905 m
aud i96 IN.
Pittsburgh Cleveland and roleo tralpp ariiyo nj An
ron connecting With Valley trans Ur Valley Hallway M
followel 900 m, 1900 y m aud 1tl0 D N.
J,E 1unK, JuAb MOD KILE.
0en'l supt ucnl pas AIT