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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-11
CLEVELAND AND HENDRICKS.

The Young Democrats Organize with
Housing Meeting Tuesday Night.
AT 7;30 o'clock the young Democratic
voters of Canton and Canton township
assembled In Scharlo's Hall. The City
Band rendered several patriotic selec-
tIons and by eight o'clock the hall con-
tained over three hundred people.
The meeting was called TO order
shortly after eight o'clock and Mr., John
P. Haya was elected temporary chair.
man. He delivered stirring address TO
the young Democrats, after which no
proceeded with the permanent Organiza-
tiOn Of the club,
The following officers were elected by
acclamatiOn: President, Charles w. Dan.
ziger; Vice President, Fred Lied; Secre-
tary, Charles Kepllnger; Treasurer, I.
A, Vogelgeaang; Captain of the march
Ing club, A. A. Moss; First Lieutenant,
Paul Field; Second Lieutenant, j. "
Carr.
A committee consisting Of Messrs.
James Barry, Philip Weber and Ed,
Mack, were appointed by the chair, and
reported q constitution, which was
adopted,
The chair was instructed TO appoint
executive, finance and uniform commit
tees.
The club was addressed by Wallace II.
Phelps, Esq, OF Alliance, and A. c, Hin.
or, Esq, OF Canton,
An invitation was extended Mr. Phelps
TO address the club at the regular meet
ing next Tuesday evening.
The following resolution was unani.
mously adopted.
RESOLVED, That the Young Mems
Cleveland and Hendricks Club, OF Can
ton, endorse the nomination OF David
X. Paige, of Akron, for Congress, In
this, the Twentieth Ohio District, and
that the club pledge him their unani-
nous support.
After the club adjourned, some lifty
new names were signed TO thd c0nsttu-
tlon, making the total membership
about one hundred and fifty.
The meeting was q r0nsing one, and
the Young Mems Cleveland and Hen.
drlcks Club promises to be n prominent
feature OF the present campaign,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-11
IIartyiiio IIapponlnga.

Henry dintor Ia still down slck, though
no ie improving.
There are quito n number OF caaes OF
dysontery here, some seven In number,
II Is said that Kroighbaum q Son will
move their saw.mlll 10 Jacob Brum.
baugh'd, 10 eaw tho timber for tho lat
ter's new barn,
The late rains have made tho pastures
look green and put tho ground In good
condition for seeding, Some sowing
will DO done this week,
MIR, W, Keisor has got new and i'm.
proved elder press, aud will soon be In
readiness 10 start II up, " IN the beat
In the world, 80 eOys llnnna,
Charley Andrews, our old section boss
who waa moved north some tlmo ago,
was back here on visit lnst week,
smiling ae usual. Bon Warner now Oils
his place here.
Edward Glass, who lived In New Bal.
timoro, committed suicide th0re Monday
afternoon, by hanging himself In his
ahop with piece Of wire about four
feet long, He leaves family.
Some lightning rod men at work here
imbibed too much bad whieky and as u
consequence were up before hla Honor,
tho Squire. for assault and battery, A
few dollare line, with costs, wag imposed
on each, and they aro now FREQ and
happy.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-11

IL thoro anything In any Of the mum.
eroua advertisements OF the Royal Bak'
Ing Powder 20 show that tho Royal does
not uso Ammonia and Tartaric Acid ~
cheap substitutes for Cream OF Tattarp
Or IL there any charge, or tho slightest
ineinuation In those advertisements,
that Cleyeland's Superior Baking Powder
contains anything but the purOst Grape
Cream OF Tartar and Bicarbonate of
Soda, with u small portion OF -four ~ n
preseryatlyoY
Ammonia and Tartaric Acid produce q
cheap loOyonlng gus, which Ia not TO be
compared, In the practical teat of baking,
with the moro doairablo Carbonlc Acid
gas generated by the exclusive use OF
tho expensive Cream Of Tartar,
Uso Cleyolanda Superior Baking
Powder, aud Judge for yourself OF its
superiority.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-11
A SCOTCH PICNIo.
A Largo Attendance and u Good Time Had
lIy All.

A Largo Attendance and u Good Time Had
By All.
Some Scotch people at and near Lima.
VILE, In this county, concluded u short
time ago 10 call together their nation
ality at the grove OF Mr.. David Green
shiele, mile fr0m Limavllle. Accord.
ingly on Saturday last tho affair came
of, and In all respecte was u success,
An organ zation was effected by making
Mr., George Kean. Chairman; Robert Me-
Callum, Vice President; james A. Cal.
derhead, Secretary, aud John Green
shlele, Robert Anderson, Robert Cowan,
William Kean and A. G. Leiper were
chosen 40 an Executive Committee, the
design being 10 continue tho organiza'
tlon and to hold an annual gathering.
After this recess was taken for dinner,
lasting about two hours, The table,
reaching out quite u distance, was
bountifully supplied with good things
well known TO American citizens, To
which were added oatmeal cake, acones
and short broad, Those In attendance
were not all Scotch by any means. but
the latter numbered ntarly eeventy-llve,
old and young, male and female. About
2p. m. the asSemblage was again called
TO order, having been treated TO some
good music by concert band, The
chair announced W. II, Phelps, Esq, Of
the Alliance Loader, as the frat speaker
Mr.. Phelps expressed great pleasure nj
being there and to sec the interest taken
In this Scotch gathering. llo could mol
claim { Nttish connection, as his par.
ents were English. There was much In
Scotland and tho Scotch TO interest all
readers Of history and lovers OF lilera'
turo. Mr.. Phelps remarks were heart
lily applauded,
A. McGrcgor was tho next speaker
He referred 10 this ag u rare occasion
being tho first assemblage OF scotch, M
such, In Stark county, ana being n ma
tive, was glad 10 be present, though
with no formal prepared speech. Mr.
McGregor related several Incidents
quoting from Burns aud other writer's,
In the vernacular, evidently to the no
ceptance Of tho Scotch people present
lilo referred TO the position attained aud
maintained by Scotchmen In Literature
and science, referred TO tho fact that no
poet, or author wae honored annually
as Robert Burns. Wherever tho English
tongue was spoken. his was household
word, his poems familiar and his songs
sung. Carlyle he Daid, would call him
tbe llrst song writer OF tho world, II he
know where 10 lind The second. BY ro
quest, Mr.. hcGregor recited nurns's song
OF Tam Glen, explaining Tho Scotch
terms for the benefit Of Americans pres
ent.
Old Robert Fran, Alexander Hunter
Andrew Leper aud others favored the
o semblage with q song each, on be'nH
called out.
MI. Hart 10 ], OF Beloit, brother OF Josiah
HRrtzell, OF Canton, was called out, ns II
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-11
MAAsILLON.
subpoenaa Served for tho warthorat Trial
Personal Movements.

subpoenna Served for tho warthorat Trial
Personal Movements.
Dr. Rlden0ur has returned from hla
trip TO Colorado,
Mrs, l., q. Cole Ia on visit TO rela'
tiyca In Jefferson county
Il. II. Killinger and l.. Q. Cole attend.
cd the State Fair NJ Columbus last week,
0rren Brownsborger pOid $500 Ano
and costa yesterday for lghtlng on Sun.
day.
Warren Russell leaves to-day 10 TO.
sumo his school lifo NJ Amherst College,
Massachusetts,
Judge Foraker will not bo here 10,
morrow night ~ open tho campaign for
the RopnblicOne, nsSann0uncod.
Mira, T., q Albright, Of this city, and
Of Navarro, loft yesterday morning for
81, Louis, on vlBlt TO irlonde.
Mr. Frank ". Hibbard, wife and
daughter, Of Barnoayllle, and Mre. Lilly,
Of Bellalfo, are Visiting tho friends Of
| u, T, Shoemaker, The ladies uro sisters
OF Mrs. Shoemaker.
"Ced" Reilly has resigned hia clerk.
ship In the Ft Wayne failroad freight
office. TO accept u position with Tho Mas.
eillon Gas Company, Frank ". Strobel
euocoets him VI tho depot,
Local Democracy promises TO mako
| tho welkin ring tomorrow night on tho
occasion Of their ratification meeting
and club organization, The excellent
Llsht Guard Band has been engaged to
furnish the music,
Tho log dwelling house on the Nc.
Allister lot, In tho fourth ward, burned
Sunday morning, was insured for $500
IN tho Ohio Farmers Insurance Com.
pany The loss Ia about $500, and tho
agent of tho company says there Isn't
any doubt but that II WIS not on fire,
MI. j. 9. llarlng, tho artist, IL nj work
on photographs OF oil members OF the q.
A. n Post aud kuighte Of pythles Lodge
OF thia city, The pictures will oil 10
cabluet slse, aud when dulshed will DO
hung in france containing twenty oach
In tho lodge room, Tho Ooet numbers
about Sb members aud Perry Lodge X, OF
Z. about lVD members. We have seen
several specimens Of the photographs,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-11
SOCIETY GOSSIP.
Movements OF People In and About tho
City, Visitors and Visiting,

Movements OF People In and About tho
city, Visitors and Visiting,
Mrs, Louis Hirschhelmer has returned
home from Cleveland.
Mlsa Anna Pope, of Wooster, IL visit
Ing with Miss Fannie Cannon, on High
street.
Mrs. o. j. Palmer left last night on a
visit TO the Illinois State Fair and Chi
cago Exposition.
DR.. s. Robinson has gone to attend
the annual reunion Of the l66th Ohio
Regiment at 0dell's Lake.
Miss Ralph Levy and family have re.
turned home from Cleveland. where they
visited with Mrs. Leyy's mother.
MIR. Louis Loichot, OF the Savings De.
pOsit Bank, has returned from u two
weeks vacation trip In the east.
Mrs. l., Bardes, of Cincinnati, who
has been the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Raeber, No. ll3 East Fourth street, re.
turned home yesterday.
Prof. s. Q. Brooks, Of Union City, Pa,
has arrived, and will take charge OF the
normal and shorthand departments Of
the Canton Business College,
Congressman David II. Paige, Of Akron,
Is In the city today, receiving the con-
gratnlations OF his many friends here
upon his nomination, Tuesday.
Mrs. II. I, Thompson and daughter,
Alice, are on q visit TO ~. Wayne, Chi.
cOgo, Kansas City and other western
points, TO be absent u number Of weeks.
Sanitary 0nlcer James Sell has been
granted q vacation Of ten days by the
Board OF Health. He left this morning,
with his family, to visit his old home,
near New Lisbon, Ohio.
Mr.. T. T. Roe, of Chicago, arrived here
this morning and Is registered at the ST.
Cloud. Mr.. Roe will DO married at noon
Thursday TO Miss Fannie Cannon, at the
residence of the brides parents on High
street.
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became known that Mr.. II. had visited
Scotland last year. The gentleman
gave an interesting account Of his visit
TO Hurns's cottage and other localities,
inttrspersing with anecdotes and quota
tiOns from Burns and Scott, with whom
the gentleman showed great familiar
ity. His accounts of the Scotch charac-
tors he met with were highly entertain
ing, especially the one who could not
fully understand prohibition" In Amer
lea. He asked II "probabltion" was TO
put the whisky ava a'thegither. 0n
concluding Mr.. Hartzell was heartily
applauded.
After uniting In singing Auld Lang
Syne, the assemblage gradually dis
persed,
"ResOlyed 10 meet some ither day
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-11

The Pennsylvania Company, In con.
neclion with the Bee Line, will run o
special cheap excursion TO Cincinnati
and return on Tuesday, Sept. 10, 1884,
The Cincinnati Exposition IL now
open, and visitors will have the rare op-
portunity OF witnessing one Of the finest
Industrial Exhibitions In the country.
On Wednesday, the 18th, the grand sym.
bolical pageantry Of the Order Of Gin.
cinnatus Will take place, This is the
Mardi Gras Of the North, and is we'll
worth visit TO Cincinnati 10 witness,
The excursionists will also have an op.
portunity to stop of nj Dayton, the 10.
cation Of the Soldiers Home, famed for
its beautiful and numerous attractions,
Special train will leave Canton at
5;37 p. m., arriving at Cincinnati at $3.50
Wednesday morning, In good time 10
witness the demonstration OF the day.
Tickets will be good returning by regu-
lar trains until Saturday, Sept 20. In.
elusive. Fare for round trip S5.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-11
POLICE COURT.
Grlst Ground and Grain waiting Upon tho
Executive Mil,

GflAt GROUND ana Grain waiting Upon tho
Executive Mill,
Susan Bombeck has died complaint
against Mrs. BOuTQuln for disturbance.
Fred. Smith has liled a complaint
against William HOssler for assault and
battery.
Mrs Henrietta HOssler OF Roland
street, has filed q complaint against
Mrs. Jonathan H0ssler for disturbance.
Mrs Elizabeth Perry has filed com
plant against John Brymeyer for as
sault and battery.
John Studer has filed q complaint
against James Gilhooly for assault and
battery,
Christian DoeberOen has filed com.
plant against Celestin Akin for assault
and battery.
Joseph GashOtt paid fine and costs
Tuesday, aggregatlng SO i5 for drunken.
ness.
No arrests were made Tuesday night.
Warrants are out for the arrest Of
Gust Hickman, Charles Faubel, Charles
Doll, Frank 0wesney, Lewis Delp and
Louis Ch0fin for swimming within the
city limits In daytime. Complaint was
made OF their swimming In the South
Creek, near where the natural well is
being sunk.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-11
A MARRIED MAN
Arrostod ON u Had Charge by aGlri From
THIN, ohio,

sAfsN'''N VS. " NV" N's't' W "'ht
THIN, ohio.
Henry KILN, q married man, residing
at 100 High street, and an employe OF
the Bridge Works, was arrested by Con.
stable Wolf this morning and
taken before Justice Hudson 10 an
awer TO charge OF bastardy, pre-.
ferred by Lena Barstecher, of THIN,
Ohio. The plaintiff was represented by
John W. Albaugh, Eeq.
The plaintiff alleges that In April,
1883, KILN was working In Tialn,
and courled her, representing that no
was unmarried. She received his NJ.
tentlong for several months, and ~ q
token OF his affection exhibited nine
months old babe, which ehe held In her
arme, KILN left Tlflln In July and re-
turned 10 Canton, and her babe was
born loat January. II was her desire TO
have KILN marry her and with that
intention came 10 Canton. When
ahe arrived here sho found
KILN was already married and hence
began proceedings against him,
KILN plead not guilty aud was bound
over 70 Common ploas Court In the sum
OF $500.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-11
~. a. q. He'd Book.

The Ohio edition OF the b. u o, Red
Book for the current. year Is just out,
and what II does not show In the way OF
election statistics aud comparisons
would bedllllcult TO imagine. As usual
q copy can be had by anyone sending a
stamp, with address, TO G, X, Lord,
Baltimore. Tho Red Books are invalu.
able In Presidential years, and In their
compact and handy form permit Of 70.
ference not oqualed by any other politi.
cal text books. Tho Ohio edition for
1884 has several new features OF decided
interest, In view Of the fast approaching
election In that State.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-11
Al AllInnne,

Miller Il Zeigot's htrsl sale able Ia u
apOclOua and convenient institution, II
wus formerly occupied by y, Il. johnson,
and aincO the lattoI'e vacation, hae been
much enlarged aud improved, Mr.,
Ieiger has been extensively engaged NJ
Petersburg, Ohio, In tho horse eNle busl.
meas for years, and tho new 0rm will
continue The business NJ Alliance. Tho
paat year Mr., zsiger ehipped east over
u thousand horses, aud tho iirm OK
pect 10 improveon that tho coming year,
Hence their large and we'll arranged
AlAhln.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-11

Appointed yesterday at Akron, Is com
posed Of the following gentlemen:
Medina County--Sol koplin, WadS'
worth, and Austin HOlcOmb, Medina,
Stark C0unty--lsaao Harter, Canton,
and otto n, Young, Masaillon.
Summit County-C. Z, Humphrey and
Vim. Collins, Akron.
Wayne County-E. 9. Dowell and
II. Il, Blackburn.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-11

AKRON, o., September 9.--4 p. M-The
Democratic Congressional Convention
of tho Twentieth Ohio District convened
In Akron to-day.
MORNING SESSION.
The morning session was held In the
Court House, Hon. John Van 0strand, of
Wayne county, being elected temporary
chairman.
The Committee on Permanent Organ
ization reported the following officers;
Chairman, Senator j.. v. Lewis, OF Stark;
Recording Secretary, J. r. Woodworth;
Assistant Secretaries, @. 0wick, Of
Medina; william Plxley, ofsummit, and
Otto h. Young, Of Stark.
The Court House was too small to ac'
commodate the immense crowd In at
tendance, and Ph@nix Hall, on Howard
street, was secured for the afternoon
session. The convention adjourned at
noon, TO meet at 2p. m. In Ph@nix
Hall.
AFTERNOON SESSION,
, The Convention assembled In Ph@nix
Hall at 2 o'clock this afternoon, largo
crowd Of both delegates and spectators
being In attendance.
Senator Lewis, Of Stark, opened the
proceedings with powerful fifteen
minutes speech, In which he ar
raigned the Republican party for
its mlsdeeds, and said the prosperity OF
the country was due wholly TO Provl-
dence, aided by the Democratic party.
The Senator concluded by assuring his
hearers that II Paige was nominated
he would carry the district by 1000 ma
jorlty,
t. B. Eshelman, OF Akron, pre-
sented series Of strong reSolu'
tions, affirming the strength and prin.
ciples Of the Democratic party, which
were unanimously adopted.
When the presentation Of candidates
was called for, Hon. A. McGregor, Of
Canton, arose, and In a strong speech
nominated David r, Paige Of Akron.
The presentation Of Palge's name by
Mr.. McGregor was the signal for a wild
Outburst Of applause Of several min
utes duration, and II was some time be-
fore order was restored, so great was
the enthusiasm.
When quiet was once more restored,
Il. s. Dowell seconded the nomination
for Wayne, and was followed by Il. B,
EshelmaD, who also seconded the nomi.
nation for Summit, DR.. Beach followed
next and seconded the nomination for
Medina. All this time the hall was re-
sounding with the wild cheers OF the
vast multitude, and amid the en-.
,'thusiaStlc din, Paige was nominated
by acclamation, which drew forth re-
newod cheers, shouts and other loud
demonstrations Of applause.
A committee was appointed TO bring
In Mr.. Paige, and when II soon after
wards appeared with the distinguished
gentleman, the hero Of the hour was
greeted with round after round OF
the most enthusiastic applause, while
the Canton City Band poured forth from
its mellow horns o stirring medley Of
national airs.
Mr.. Paige responded to the nomina-
tion and reception in q magnificent
speech, and at this hour, four
o'clock, no Is still speaking, and tho
vociferous bursts Of applause greeting
his words, can be heard for blocks
around.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-11
Tho Army of the Cumberland NJ Rochester,
New York.

The sixteenth reunion OF the Society
Of the Army Of the Cumberland, takes
place NJ Rochester, MY, September 18th
aud 18th, for which occasion the New
York, Pennsylvania n Ohio Railroad
will sell round trip tickets NJ greatly
reduced raies, the same being on sale
September 18th TO 10Th, good going TO
Rochester until September 18th, and
good for return TO starting point on or
before September 30th. Tickets will be
sold TO public generally,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-11
Tho MlnnrYn Irnlr.

The Minerva Fair will be held this
year, Oct. 7, 3. o and 10. The managers
are sparlng no trouble or expense TO
make II interesting and amuelng and
second 10 none In this part Of the State.
A large amount OF premiums are being
offered for all kinds Of stock and agri-
cultural products. Special attention
has been given TO articles Usually OK
hibited In Floral Hall, 10 please the
ladies', Tho purses offered for runing,
pacing and trotting races have been
largely increased aud will draw q large
Aeld OF flyers. Look out for rare sport
In this line. Tho renowned Prof. Mer-
ritt, aerlalist, has been engaged 10 make
two balloon ascenslons, one each day,
Oct. o and 10. Prof. Merritt will also con-
duct the Japanese daylight 1re works,
the browning feature OF hll tho amuso-
ments, Everybody In the three coun.
ties should soc the wonderful Japa.
nese day light fireworks. They are true.
ly wonderful. Soc objects many times
larger than natural sizo floating about
q thousand feet In the air. such aa per.
sons, huge aDimals, alligatore, immense
snakes, lizarde-all seemingly alive,
without doubt tho grandeet thing
ever exhibited In this part OF tho coun.
try, All this can be witnessed for tho
price OF ono admission 10 the Fair
Grounds, Come everybody, Don't foe.
get tho date, Oct. 0 and TO- y
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-11

Tho following marriage licenses have
been issued George W, Bender ana
Frances o, llerron, Cantonj John II,
Vincent and Edith NJ. 0berlln, Massll.
lon; Walter Harwood and Mary Archi.
bald, Maesillon; John W. McCombs and
Clara II, Piper, Navarro
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-11

There will DO grand excursion 10
Kansas on September 25th. For rates
aud particulars call on or address,
II. II. GEETiNG,
r. X. l., n p. Agent,
0lllco--7l East Tuscarawas street, Can.
ton, OHIO.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-11

Picture Gallery At Louisville For Itont.
A llrst class room will bo rented TO
good party NJ reasonable rates. Address,
N, Merle, Louisville, Ohio.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-11

Barnum's agent has placed q large
bulletin board on the Elben building at
tho corner Of Tuscarawas and Walnut
alreeta,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-11

Apple picking Is probably tho next
thing that will engage tho attention OF
gtnDgors,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-11

The National Real Estate Agency Of
Taylor, Woodford n Go, IL the place 10
soil your farm or city property. Get
their journal for description of cheap
farms, Faust Il Refsnider arc their
local agents.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-11

Justice Hudson was acting Mayor
Tuesday, while His Honor was In at
tendance nc tho Akron Convention.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-11

In Harrison and Guernsey counties
sheep are dying by tho hundreds from
the drought,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-11

For information regarding railtoad
tlckets aud rates TO far west address or
call on II, II, uEETlNG,
Railroad Land Agent,
0llce, Goeting n vlcker'e store,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-11

paperlng, painting, decorating &c.,
~ lIoeland n HOingartner'e, a East
Tuscarawas street.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-11

new line Of brackets and wall pock-
cts, at HOLLAND n Heingartner's.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-11

Four ventllotors nre being put In The
coilingo the Common Pleas Court room,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-11

Shades made and hung, al "A Eaet
T. varawaa street.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-11

miles he has made. Put New York State
In the Democratic column sure, for
Woro Democrats Of tho Jackson school
We 1--we this glorious iree lnndi
Wera In the fray until election day,
For honest Grover Cleveland,
So Mr. Blaine, from far away MAlnG
Dln't you forget 10 remember
Well bury you so deep you never peep
On the ith day Of November, j,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-11
DAVID II. PAIGE,
The Coming Congressman from
the goth Ohio District,
Unanimously Nominated by tho Conven-
tlon at Akron This Afternoon
Amidst Wild Applause.
SPECIAL TO THE DAILY DHMocRAT'

AKRON, o., September 9.-4P. M-The
Democratic Congressional Convention
of tho Twentieth Ohio District convened
In Akron to-day.