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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-05

three general divisions, Indicated by II Q
tillN, "lhree Decaie4." Ihe liret trcade
heglns with h org giniztliou 0f the Re.
publican party NJ PlllsDul x IN 1855 n d
closes with the end o. thr War IA 1865
The second derade neg M with The y y
Rod OF recOnatruc ion, and the thlrd de
cade with the work OF lhe II eclOrn
Commission, and rldlng with the in-
augnratlon OF d mocratic President
IN 1885
Mr., Cox was q member OF Congress for
twenty four years. and was pI0mii ebt
In National councils during the thirty
years OF history OF which h. writes No
man could be better equipped for the
writing OF such book, oil her an 10 rx.
perlence, personal kDOwledge, accrsA 10
books and dOcumNnle, or facility In
composltiOn. Mr. C,x llas undoubtedly
given one OF the m0sl entertaining aud
reliable histories II tbs timaa. emhrac-
Ing Union, Dlsunion aud R-uai0n," |"
that has been written. While tho author
does not profela to have written n MS
tory, no has produced a living picture
Of the country from the time OF The
birth OF the Republican party 10 the
time OF the restoration Of IN Dem cracy
10 power In the National Government
The book ab0unds IN absorbing Teminia'
cences and personal sketches. and " al.
together an especially valuable conlri
button 10 political literature.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-05
soaEDULn or UNM,RRIrD YOUTH
az staTk County Belween The Ages OF sii
aud whnty-One Years,

Of stark county Belween The Ages OF siI
aud wenIy-one Years,
The annual reports OF tho township,
city aud village clerks OF Stark county
10 the County Auditor show the follow
lug TO be the enumeration OF the white
unmarried youth, between the ages OF
SKA 4 twenty 0ne years, In Stark cOun-
~ following Ia the enumeration In
the townships:
Bethlrhem-BOys, sObi girls, 100; total,
404.
Oanton--Boys, 1884; girls, $685. total,
750,
Jackson Boys, 4s6; girls, a6lj total,
L,ke-Boya. 800; pirla, 2l5; total, 1856,
LaSrence--B1yr, 487i glrls, 469; total,
858
Lpxington-Boys, i75j girls, 1863; total,
1928
Marlboro--Boys, ssOi girls, 1893; total,
4l3
n mlshillen--BOys, 3lii girls, 1885,
10 al b93
onHOurg-BOys, 20Oi girls. $50; total,
Paris Boy, 2l4; girls, $40; total, 454,
PerTy--BDys. 1885, glrla, 287, total, 500,
Plke-Boya, 2g6; girla, 1885, total, COL,
Plain-BOya, 4Ob; girls. 408; total, Bll,
sandy Boys, 82j girlp, 70; total, l8l,
sugar Creek-Boys, 4O3i girls, 34;
total, 727.
Tn-caiawAs-Boys, eOsi girls, J7s;
total, ll7b.
WaShlngton-BOys, $685. girls, S79;
total. COL.
Total In townships-BoyS, 9, $40; girls,
4i00j total l0,360.
FOiiow ny Ii the enumeration In tho
80 'ool districts, diaIinct from the town
ships:
Lauton--Boys, $685. girls, 5000; total,
G0l2
Maasillon-Boys, 1885; girls, ld57;
total, 2,8g2
Alliance-BoyS, S7S; girls, $751; total,
| 1856
M'nerya-Boys, lOii girls, 9ii total,
1893.
NJ, Unlon-Boys, o5; girls, 9Oi total,
100
LOuisVille-Boys, esq., girls, eel total,
i8S.
Oinaburg-BOye, l32i girls, 1885, total,
go.
WayNesburg-Boys, il5; girls, OH;
total, 200
Havalre-Boys, S9ii girls, 1907 total,
42S
Canal Fulton-Boys, 27O; girls, 1885,
total, 500.
HoStSlter- Boys, o.; girls, OF; total,
1871.
New FranklIn-BOys, 40; girls, 81 to-
tai, IA,
Marlboro-B)ys, o.; girls, 81 total,
Magnolia-Boya, 40; girls, 37i total, 80.
Unlontown--Boyr, 80; girls, b5i otal,
0l.
GrOontown-BoyS, 5s; girls, O5i total,
1873.
Wilmot-BOya, 81 glrls, 70; total. l73.
New. .BcrlIn-BOys, III girls, 7bi total,
i52.
Total 10 Di.trlrts Boys, COOS; girls,
7O05; total, 10 0l3,
Tns color d youth OF the county Ia dis.
trlnuied as follows: Jackson, 2 bOye;
Lexington, 3Wy Canton city, 2 boys, =
gifs; MasslllUn, 20 OOys, 28 girls; Ali
ancr, 0 DOya IA glra; Minerva, | bOyi
Nj u iOu, g,l; New Berlin, gTli TO-
ttl 81 boys, 81 grH; iltoge her, 80.
tn ,otal youth n The cuun yia: Boys,
l2 3l6; girls, ~ OF; together, "a 369, Ot
~ numbaI 326 arB between Tue ages
OF II anu Fl years.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-05

The Alliance Review OF yesterday thus
gives the result OF the Jus Ice election
there with causes and Comments. Read
II:
The special election for Justice Of the
Peace, yesterday resulted In tie election
Of 0. NJ. Coxen, the Democratic candl
data. by q mai lrity Of 81, This result
was brought about, not by reason 0faDy
unpopularity OF the Republican no l.
nee, but from combination OF causee,
chief among which was:
ist, MIR. Coxen's well known integrity
and ability.
"a. A desire on the part Of the peopla
TO vindIcate him against the III just nc
tlon OF the school board last spring; and
81, The untirlng efforts Of the Coulter
gang TO compass the defeat OF Mr.. Nc.
Creary, who defeated young Brtelus for
the nomination, The result, however,
IL accepted quite cheerfully by every
body, for we know that we have secured
q llrst class JusIice Of the Peace.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-05
who aota Tho PAntaIoona z

Before the election In New York State
Mr.. Tom II. Keefer, the merchant tailor,
offered u pair OF tl6 pantaloons TO the
gentleman making the nearest guess TO
the plurality OF the successful candidate
for Governor In New York State.
The registration OF guesses closed
Monday night and two hundred and sew
enly.two guesses were made, which
varied from sixty Ave thousand for Hill
IN lifty.seven thousand Tor Davenport.
Twenty six gueeses we're between ten
aud twenty thousand for Hill and elgh.
teen were between ten and Arteen thous.
and for Hill. The ownership Of the
pantaloous no doubt lies between the
last mentioned eighteen. twill proba.
bly take the official count 10 decide the
mntter,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-05
A Costly Photograph,

During the frat week OF September
a smooth focad, dapper young man drove
up TO the gate OF well.to do farmer In
nm adjoining township, aud began "
comp plment the owner upon his hand
some house and outhulldlngs and the
picturesque scenery OF the place. The
farmer having lately completed new
house was naturally delighted with hls
Il altering words. The young man was
Nh artist aud would take u Photographic
view OF the promises, finish II up and
deliver II to him In a few days for the
very reasonable sum of flfty cents. Tho
farmer agreed TO the proposition and
signed o written article 10 that effect,
anu the artist left. When the picture
was delivered the former found TO his
great surprise that hls agreement had
been magniAed 10 $50 instead OF City
cents as he supposed II TO be- Alliance
RpyiaW
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-05
GRAND JUhY REPORT.
A List OF tho Indictments Against tho
Prisoners la Jail.

List OF tho Indictments Against the
Prisonsrs Ia Jail
The Grand Jury, which has been Ia
session for two weeks arose Saturday
and came into Court, having completed
ita work. The Grand JuN considered
forty III Iesentments aud Joshua Wood
foreman. returned tho following indict'
ments against prisoners IL jail, after
which the jury waa discharged;
Henry Chaplin, burglary aud larceny
Geo, Brooks, petit larceny.
JnO, Howe, petit larceny.
Frank Plckr0n, petit larceny.
Jno Fleming, petit larceny.
Edward Spring, carrying concealed
weapons.
Louis ChOflin, Jr, attempted bur-
glary.
Sherman Harter and william Harter
assault with intent TO rob.
Henry Hlnderer, assault and robbery
Harry Piero, pointing and aiming a
shot gun.
Louis Choflln, burglary and larceny.
Margaret Dixon, Du glary aud lar
ceny.
james Tuttle, burglary and larceny.
Clifford Glass, assault aud battery.
N vile 7. Henderson, assault with In
tent TO commit rape,
ASSIGNMENT or CASES.
Following IL the third assignment OF
civil cases made Friday.
Monday Nov q 2028, 3i63 $3.50
Tuesday Nov 3-29i6 300s, 1887, 3077,
308i, 3ll0.
Wednesday Nov. 4-32i5, 3l00, 1883,
3lS5, 1857.
thursday Nov $500, 2l03, 3l05, 49,
90, 1905, 3206
Fnday Nv 0-2932 22l2 32l7, 1921,
323B, 3237, 1898, 1888, 32i0, 32ii,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-05

Miss Grace Mach, Of New Baltimore
and Mira, l. Headges, OF Tyrell Hill,
Trumbull county, are yisiting Mira. p
q. Williams at No, 90 West Fourth
street.
d. ID. Miller, OF Wooster, recently sold
his share In the Canton hardware store
10 his son .ln-law, Hon, johnson Sher.
rick. Mr., Miller retires from merchan'
d Zing, and will engage In farming
His sons Frank and Morris Miller now
own and control the Miller hardware
store In Woos er,-[Wayne County Demo
crat.
Mrs. Turner, OF Kent, Mrs. Weir, her
daughter and Mrs. Turner, n daughter
In law, arc to-day Visiting Canton foI
the 1ret time, aud are the guests OF Mr.
A. McGregor Mrs, Turner aud her two
sons and two daughters are proprietors
Of tho Turner Worsted Mills at Kent
They manufacture ladies' dress goods NJ
tho finest quality for winter wear, em
ploying about one hundred and lfty
hands, half Of whom are females.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-05
HORN rttiGy GS.
Tho Fraternity Piying their Vocation In
thlp Vicinity with CO. Il suooeHp,

Tho Fraternity Piying their Vocation In
thls Vicinity with 0DOd sucoesr.
Saturday night horls thieves Visited
the farm Of John j. GroyeWiller, located
about three miles west Of town on the
Massillou read, aud entering The harm,
stole lherpfrOm a valuable team Of
horses aud double set OF harness. They
next proceeded TO tho farm OF Haman
BordDer, directly opposite GrOyemiller's
and stole from there u platform aprlDg
wagon, to which they bltcbed Grove
miller y horses a woOlen b anket and q
single nickpl-plated eet Of harness, The
thieves made of with their valuable
booty without being discovere :, and left
no clue a. TO N cir identity. the police
authorities OF this city we're promptly
notified of tho robbery on Its discovery
Sunday morning, aud forts are being
made 70 ferret out aud capture the
thieves.
About o week ago Henry Furney had
q large, valuabable white horee, which
he had recently purchased from II. q.
Noses, OF this city, stolen from 0ald
near his farm residence two miles
northwest Of Waynpe burg, and has
since been unable to llnd any tldIugs OF
II. A gang Of horse hltves 10 certainly
operating IN this vicinity tgain, ana oil
farmers aud others thOuld keep % strict
watch on their aDlmala,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-05
LATER RETURNS
From the Elections In New York and ivir-
Einia ussday,

From the Elections In New York and ivir-
Einia ussday.
Especial Dispatch to DAILY DnaoOnAr,l
NAV YORK.
NEw YORK, November 4 The chief In
terest In tue election In this city was In
the three-corneTad contest between
Tammany Hall, the County Democracy
and The Republicans for the city aud
county offices. Tammany Hall came of
victorious and Ia correspondingly jubi-
liant. That body Ia particularly pleased
at having secured the shrieyAlty, which
10 q very fat Office. The total vote on
sheriff In the city Ia; Grant Tam.
monyl 73.6S9; Jacobus (RspublicaDl
% 638; White County Democracy,
69,9U8, For county CLERK keenan,, the
present incumbent, has been beaten by
Flack, the Tammanv nominee. The To-
tal vote on the oflire stands: Flack,
o. 76l; Geobell, Republican, 65, 900; Kee.
nan, County Democracy, 62393
The Evening Post pla o. Hlll's ma
jori In the State at ~ 1853 and states
tlat the next leg aauo o will be olm-
posed OF Il RepuDliU ns aud II Demo
crate In the Senate ana 78 Republicans
and 30 Democrats In the Assembly.
VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND, Va, November l-Addi-
tioDal returns do not change The indica-
tlons telegraphed last light ~ 10 Gen eTAl
Lees majority reaching $4,000, and II
NAV 90 TO 10000. Az TO the Legislature
sufficient returns have been received 10
show that the Democrats have already
62 out Of the 100 members OF the House
of delegates and 20 out OF the 40 mem.
berS OF the Senate, The Republicans
have 10 members Of the House and II
Senators. The counties yet TO be heard
from will increase the Democratic mem
b'rship TO two'thirda majority In both
houses.
Returns from one-half the State show
a Democratic gain Of 7 1888. The coun-
ties and cities TO be heart from gave
Blaine 5000 majority. Later reports
from Rockingham county state that the
vote Ia very close, with the Indications
somewhat In favor Of the Democrats.
All hut eleven counties In the State
have been heard from. From what has
been n celved and estimating the cOun-
ties not heard from, Il Ga mBj0rlty will
doubtless reach 20 600. In tho south
Western counties the Democrats made
small gains, Heavy d mIrratic gains,
however, appear IN all the counties haV-
iug u large c0lOred population. The
Legislature, no far ~ known, stands:
House, 90 Dem crate, 20 Republicans; II
not heard from, but nrarlV all will re-
turn Republicans. Senate, 30 Democrats,
o Republicans; one not heard from
(prObably be Republican,.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-05

the work, giving great satisfaction
wherever no SERVED Hia large expert
enc at the Bar we'll QnHlf d him for
the position Nud ha am able qualities OF
head and heart made him pOpnlNr and
acceptable IN all lOcallliAs Hs was
most assiduOus IN the discharge Of his
duliea.
Judge Wallace came 10 Canton on the
AFTERNOON Saturday train and went TO
Cleveland, as hs wOnld get home TO New
Lisbon on Monday by that rout'. We bad
q few minutes chat with Judge Wallace
aud foubd him IN sound health, and 40
ever, the sound Democrat and genial
gentleman. w. A. Nichols, Tscently
elected for full term and TO All out the
nnexpiIed term Of Judge Ltubie not
hhishet by Judge Wallacs, opened court
at Carrollton on Tuesday morning.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-05

Mrs, A, NJ, Hogan, a school teacher, has
resigned,
Rsv George p. Gardner, pastor OF the
Lutheran Church h re, has resigned.
The new brick N, " hurCh is near
Ing completion, and Ni,l DO dedicated on
Christmas.
Apstlllon IN In circulation asking the
Coul Gil To provide stta am fire engine
for the town.
Harry EcRrfade. aged 10, after lying
In u state Uf toa unconeclousle for
ten fulld ,ya died at the home OF his par.
enta. IN Doyleal0wD u, ,Nedne day morning
from iujuripa received In very peculiar
manner, The Id, on horseback, was
driving a COW 70 pasture, going along
at u lively trot, when tie COW stumbled
aud fell. The horse, being close behind
tho COW, fel over her, throwing the boy
upon the ground with great force. The
h0rse also lell upon The boy. The lad
SUSTAINED internal injuries and lesions
Of tho brain. He was picked up In an
uncOnsclOus condition, In which state
no emained for over 2i0 hours until no
died. This period OF Inconsistencies
Ia said to be Of unusual occurrence.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-05

The t0lclal vote on the constitutional
amendments NJ the election HID 0cto'
Der 10 h was cauya 'sed ut Columbus yes
terdny. The amendment to abolish the
October eerllon was carried by an aver
age OF 537 900, aud the amendment Ia
change tho terms OF township lillcors
from ono 10 three years leceiye 400 600
votes. The Governor has Issued proc.
lamation declaring both amendments
cnrfied,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-05
BOARD or EDUCATION.
Tho October Estimate on High School
Buildings. October Pay Roll.

Tho October EStimate on High School
Buildings. October Pay RolI,
The Board OF Education met In ad-
journed session Tuesday evening, with
the following members preaent: Clark
in tho chair Archinal, Birlet, Dan
nemillpr. Harter, Herbruok, LsibliD,
Rapdpl, Rex, Webb, Cassidy, and Super
lntendenls Lehman aud Jones.
The following claima, approved by the
Building Committee, aud recommended
by the Auditing Committee, we're or
dered paid
James Cant bell & Sons estimate for
October $S 8iS 20 Extra work on foun'
dation 1915 Architect Kramer'a ser
vices $ii 0g; miscellaneous bills f73 81.
The pay roll for the month Of October
was approved and ordered paid ~ fol-
lows; Teachers, 81 0j3 %; janitora,
$2i3 90; total 81, l06 10
The resignation OF Miss Helen Reed by
reason Of III health, was presented aud
accepted.
On motion II was ordered that the
night school be opened on the evening
OF the 10th inst, with h. II. Schweir az
teacher,
Superintendent Lehman was granted
leave Of absence to act ~ one OF the *.
amineTs In the competitive examination
on the II h inst, for the West Point
cadetship, Adjourned.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-05

Will meet ~ usual IN the Assembly
Room, City Hall, on Friday evening
November 9th, at 7 o'clock. The pro
gram for thie meetibg IN az follows:
ESSAY, by Miaa Minnie U. Palmer; essay,
by Mfa. VaDBu.hirki recitation by MIRA,
j, II Barrie, aud discussion upon "0ut
union School Sys,em," to be opened by
MIR, A. McGregOr. AIR. MrGtepor viii
speak fifteen minutes after which oil
are free TO tpenk either pro or con on
the question not 10 exceed ten minutes
each, Capt, A, u. Braden,
Jno. 8, Charleson, proe't.
Aar'v.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-05
RECEIVING RETURNS.
The Barnett House the headquarters for
rN The Iubllant Democratic,
while tho Republicans Rersivs the "sad
Intellissnoe" TO lhen.) at tho Lin
ooln Ciub Rooms,

Almost az much Interest was felt In
Canton IN the el ctl0ns II Tuesday an
was manifested In the 0hih edion last
month. Erly Tuesday evening thrOngs
OF men gathered az the hotels, news
paper III "a and other public resorts,
anxiOut ly awaiting the htst telrRrhp 10
news, All interest ~au conferred III New
York stale, with Virginia second
AT THE BARNETT
At eight o'clock IN, ID nOcrats assem.
blea at The Barnett hou.e, which lad
been selected 40 their headQnaftera hnd
the Republicans gathered Ia the rooms
OF tho Lincoln Club, IN the Mckinley
Block, The hrst tile ram, datd 10
o'olork eastern time, waa received NJ tho
DEMOCRAT Oiflce and tho Barnett House
at abuut 0 o'clock city iime. This was
the "nrnI straw which was 70 show
how tue wind had blown In the Empire
State. The telegram was read NJ tue Bar
nett, Announcing a net Democl attic
gain IN 208 election dI-tficls in Nav
York Of 337. and the ! eva was recelyed
with VOriteroua shouts by the crowd
From that time on until long htler mid
night thu kilograms cOntlnu, d 10 come,
each succeeding ore making Nav York
State sure t,r Gov rnor Hill, the Demo-
cratic cat uCidale for 70 N, ion. Az mid
night tie dispatches claimId the STATE
by 8000 plurality fOr Hill aud enthnsi
astlc Dem, Gratis ffared bets with big
odds Oh Hill wiIh0ut getting any laherH.
When tre Dewa arrived lhai Virginia
had gone Democratic aud Fll2hngh Lea
was elected Cow rn0r over I'm b, WISE,
the Republican candidate, another howl
OF delight went mp from The DEMOCRATIC
throa Y. New York and Virginia were
the two States In which tho interest
was concentrated and when IL was GER
tain that The Democrats had trinm phant'
ly carr ed both these Slalea, the enthu'
Biasm OF the Democrats knew no bounds.
The kilograms bearing he good news,
as received Tuesday nlRht, will be found
comp ete In this impression OF the DEh'
ocRAT. ....
AT THR LINCOLN CLUB.
The tame dIapal,h no read NJ the Bar
nett House were received NJ the Lin
coin CluD room, but the Republicans
gathered there could gain hut little con
ISOLATION fr, m the trlrgthphlC lhlell
gence received. 0ie II publican ~.
marked: 1T looks like DtmI crHtlc cy
cl0np; | guess III 20 hOde o Oed.' Tue
remainder followed hia advice, aud NJ
an cary hour thu lights Ia the club
rooms era txtingulshed, aud the r.
publcnna retired, ,eayi K he tfinmph-
ant Democrats In thu Il d
THE TELEGRAPnlo SERVICE
The dispatches W. q received from
the United Press AtOclt on, through
Manager Menuez, Ot the Uuiled Llnps
Telegraph Company, II lad two mes'
sengrfa In his EMPLOY, M d aA soon M a
diepatch was received, the messengers
haslrei witha co y OF II 10 he Bar
nett II iIIse and the Llncoln club. The
telegfaphic service was prompt aud TX
cellen'. aud Manager Meuuez deserves
credit for II.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-05

Mrs. Mary McCammon, wife Of Mr.,
John McCammon, q farmer, living at
Good Hope settlement, about half way
between Canton and Louisville, on the
Louisville road, died Wednesday night
Of erysipelas, aged 67 years. The IN.
neral took place Saturday morning;
the services were held In Good Hope
Church, near the McCammon retideucr,
Mrs. McCammon was tho mother OF
Metsrs. William aud 2acbar ah Mccain.
mon, Of Canton. She was an estimable
lady and had very many warm friends
all OF whom will be pained to learn OF
her death.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-05

The funeral Of Mira, John Llchtenwal.
tor, OF Elwood, Illinois, will be held
from tho residence OF her brother.in.
law, Mr.. Jonas u, Braucher, OF Ja 'kson
township, on Friday morning at $3.50
o'clock, The remains will be Inferred
In tho MudbrO0k Cemetery.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-05
Died In phllud.IphIa.

Some time since Fprdn md Herman
left hers for Phllad' lphia 10 q ok M
ployment there, ana was uucce4siul IN
securing T.. saturday evenil x hls wife,
living NJ 1903 " ,st third street received
q tell gram from Philadelphia annoul 9.
Ing hls death, when occurred In the
morning. DpCea' cd wUs about DO years
old, ann wHs u member OF Mannheim
Lodge, | 0, 0 n, OF tuls city. He leaves,
besides wltp, several children, most OF
whom are " own ~, aud some OF whom
were with him IN Philade phia.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-05
A Political worher Removed.

An offensive partisan In tho person OF
Bon Davies hae been removed from hie
position ~ railway mail agent on the
Cleveland u Canton railway. Davies ID
Republican politician OF small clliber
who made himself too conspicuous dur
Ing tho last campaign TO all u Govern.
ment position. The vacancy has not
been lllled.- cleveland Plain Dealer.
Davies 10 we'll known In Canton.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-05
Tolndo ILnnnn IlAldnd.

The police made raid on that aiuk OF
iDiquity known 10 tho Toledo II use,
south Of town, atout II O'Clock laat
night, and ecooped In the prOpriotore
Vincent Hands and Margaret Hands,
Joe. JohnetoD,a u Visitor, aud Maria Ken.
nedy, Emma Vann ana Belle Copeland,
inmatee. Before the Mayor thia morn.
Ing oil pleaded guilty, and were 1Ded,
the inmates and ylsitor e5 aud costp
Vincent Hands, sl6 and costs, and his
wife $40 and costs, which were oil paid,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-05

Major Mckinley ~ at homo from the
Sherman Foraker. Mckinley rriumvlr.
ate campaigning tOur IN Virginia, Has
he heard the retufns from the "old
Dominionp' The Ohio trlplets were hp
proprietely rtbuked. virginiaDe eW.
IDENTIFY do not need the aqsistaDce Of Ohio
bloody shirt orators In casting their
bnl Otp.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-05
Uymen nc Mnsuillon,

The marriage of Mrs, Mary Folger-
Porter, daughter Of II II, Foyer Esq,
TO Mr.. A. II. Lang Secretary OF tho To-
ledo Consolidated street Railway Com.
pany, Of Toledo, occurred at the resi-
dence OF the brides father at Muslillon
yese erday afternoon nj 4 o'clock, In he
ID esence VI u few intimate friends. The
happy couple left on the evening train
for Toledo, their future home. ..
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Hon, j. II, Wallace,

Judge Wallace was holding court last
week AZ CurrOlltoD, concluding Oh Satur.
day and 80 ending his term. Hs was
appointed last spring by Governor
Hoadly, and has labored faithfully In
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-05

j, E, JACKSON, Dear slr.-I had kidney
trouble for years very bad, my palms al
times were no great | would roll the
floor. thought my case helpless one
| used two bottles OF your medicine.
(BirdIck's Kidney Cure) and now | can
DO any kind OF work. recommend this
10 oil sufferers. Price rs cents and Sl,25
For sale by DurbiD, Wright u Co.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-05

The 'Brenner Literary Society wIllre.
convene NJ its regular place Of meeting
on Friday evening, November Oh, for
the purpose OF organizing Tor tho coming
winter.