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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-24
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The News Compressed I"r" 81 \, Pointed
Tne Sumner Milling company sumner,
H., has laiol
Cholera Is playing havoc with tho hogs OF
Champaign county, Ohio.
Natural gas has been struck at Fremont
o., at Il depth of 1888 feet.
Ex-Assslant Postmaster General Hay 10
lying critically i'll at his home In Pttsburg
A negro, named Snowden, was lynched .in
Howard county, Maryland, for assaultlng o
colored child,
At Henderson, KY, Thomas Curtis sul
the throat OF John Organ, killing him al
most instantly,
The Washington mills, Lawrence Mass,
employing 2,7O0 hands, idle for year, arc
about TO resume
q. b, Brown, prominent lawyer OF Boston,
is charged with ombvxzling $4,000, His dis
barment is asked.
win Baker and Miss Lizzie Hyer, OF Wash
ington Q, H., o., were thrown from buggy
and badly injured.
Hon John A. Bingham, United States con.
sui at Japan, has returned home after an abb
Senoe OF thirteen yearA
Jacob A. shlploy, trustee of Gregg town
ship, Morgan county, Ind, has been arrested
for Issuing $500 fraudulent warrants
Gen, Warner demands the removal oi
the civil service commission, saying that
they assume all the prsrogativos OF the eHoo.
utive.
Hon. John Sherman and other prominent
Republican speakers addressed large and
enthusiastic audience at Music Hall, ClnoiD
natl, o.
Rev Henry scheib pastor OF the ziou
German Lutheran church at Baltimore, Nd,
celebrated the semi-oentennlal OF his pastor
ate OF that church.
Tim Morton, OF Marion, Ind, was struck
on the head with piece OF wood by Nelson
Stafford, and almost instantly killed Tho
murderer escaped.
A young son Of Henry Thomas, Of Benton
willie, o., died from eating poisonous ground
cherries, Another child 10 dangerously II
from the same cause,
The latest estimate on tho Indiana town
ship frauds foots up a total OF 5000, 2la
Nine trustees have absconded, and II d
feared more will follow.
A fire In the lumber yard Of ], d, Rhine
a. Co., South Weymouth, Mass, spread k
the grain mills aud coal sheds Of Joseph
Loud q Co, The total loss Is 100000.
Ordnance Sergeant Richard Browne, II
charge at Fort Mi6iln, Philadelphia, wa
drowned by falling into the moat Ill
had been in tho military service over thirty
years,
Con, Miles has put additional troops IL
New Mexico, 80 equipped that th,y can pun
sue Indians into tho most inaccessible places
He promises 10 make tho country too hot u
hold them,
Ctlzons Of Rising Sun, Ind, are very In
dignant over tlo action OF the county com
missoners In granting n license TO sell
liquor 10 Levi w, Scranton, whom thOJ
consider as unfit for tho business,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-24

Eaton says that "the whole charge II
q reckless and dlsgraceful fal'ehood'"
After reciting the facts hereiOfor' pun
lishpd, MIR, Eaton adds, In the following
paragraph, another fact not heretofore
published'
So far from acting from partisan or
other base motives imputed by that gen
tlemaD, have the best kn0wled Re p ~,
sible that no such motive inflnenced
the President. When | told the Prral,
dent how much the reappOlntment or
Mr.. Pearson would help the work OF lhe
reform instead of being ready or Will
Ing 10 do no, az Mr., RosAter johnson
charges, tho President replied promptly
that he would not appoint MI Pealaon,
even II he were q Democrat. He FUR
ther stated that there were grave cher'
ges In writing against Mr.. Pearson. To
these charges, utterly false aad libel
Ous, | prepared complete answers IN
writing and under oath, aud hhd SUD
mitted TO the President, which were no
conclusive that the appointment OF Al :,
Pearson speedily followed,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-24

THE State OF Mississippi cast total
vote In 1884 OF l20.0l0 and elected seven
Congressman, 80 that the average vote
on o Congressman was l7,i46, Az the
same election tho Republican State Of
Rhode Island cast total vote Of 32,77l
aud elected two Congressman, no that
the average vote on u Congressman was
1886
In 1880 Mississippi gave o total vote
Of ll707s aud elected ak Congrossmer,
or au average OF 1880 TO each Coh'
gressman, Rhode Island NJ the same
time cast 80. 1886 votes, or an average Of
ii,6ls to each Congressman. Next time
Mr. Mckinley touches on 0gurO', lot
him give Rhode Island. and also give
the reason.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-24

THE Repaid o Ins have run up their
danger signals over Ohio, aud the New
York Tribune admits that the outlook
for Republican success, which was very
good few weeks ago, Ia gloomy now,
The Tribune says that the danger ap.
pears to lie In the apathy Of the Repub
lIcans," and calls for the 'lnstant and
cordial co operation Of leading Republi-
cans from all the States" In order ITO
raise the canvass TO the plano OF na
tional politics." II the prospect was 10
bright few weeks ago and IL 80 dark
now, pray what is the cause Of the
changer
Governor Hoadly Ia rattling John
Sherman and Foraker In way that Ia u
caution to scurvy politicians. Can II be
possible John Sherman has blunderedp
Has he opened his mouth and put his
foot In itp Has the bloody shirt ceased
to be winning cardp Has protection
gin eout," like tho Yankees poor calfp
Dah, bah, sherman John,
bloody shirt your mind Ia on
hut tho thing now will not win
Your played out ,parlyp down with pn
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-24

THE State Of New York Ia 20 ouira'
geOnsly aud unfairly disirlcted for the
Legislature aud Congress II IL next 10
impossible for the Democrats TO secure
the General Assembly or their share Of
members Of Congress even II they carry
that S,ate by large majority. Hence,
that state has q Democratic Governor
but n Republican Legislature aud The
Republicans hayea large majority Of
the delegation In Congress, including
both Senators.
The same state Of things exists In
Pennsylvania, Mr.. Mckinley need not
20 South to and where citizens are dis.
franchised.
Rhode Island Ia another notable ex.
ample Of the dlsfranchising policy OF
the Republican party. OF course II is
applied 10 white men, and to those born
IN other lands. Being naturaliZcd don't
help them, unless they own an amount
OF real estate, This property qualifca.
ton ia not required Of colorCd voters nor
native born whites.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-24

JOHN SHERMAN says u tax law is a
license law. ln u speech delivered In
Columbus on the 3lst OF August, 1889,
no said:
! cannot 40 how you can have u Tux
law without II operating as u license
law. A license Ia u permit by legal
grant, A tax on q trade or occupation
Implies u permission 10 follow that trade
or occupation. Wo DO not tax u crime.
We prohibit and punieh II. Wo do not
share In the profit Of o license, and by u
tax we do share In profits Of selling
liquors, and therefore allow or license
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-24

CONGRESSMAN Mckinley NJ Cleveland
on Saturday said no wanted an honest
count, fair elections, sc,
We rejoice to note this change OF
heart, and hope II Ia sincere. We 70
member an instance two years ago
whore u gentleman took seat In Con.
gress to which no knew he was not on.
titled. His name was William McKln.
ley, Jrl
Ita meaner case can be found South,
lot us have II.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-24

wHEN Con gresham Mckinley Is talk
Ing about elections South and demand
Ing "the right TO have the vote honestly
counted lot him refer to bis own dis
trict and his own case two years ago.
There Ia no meaner case South. Wal
lace votes were not counted" at Colum.
biana; idiots were voted at New Lisbon
and other irregularities done TO count
In q man named william Mckinley, Jrl
Come home; dearest MOjor, come home.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-24

Mn. DoRMAN b. EATON, OF tho Civil
Service Commission, replies In the
North American Review TO Mr.. Rossiter
Jobnson's recent attack upon him. Az
to the charge that President Cleveland
reappolnted Postmaster Pearson In or.
der 10 reward him for preventing the
1900 employees Of the New York post.
once from voting on election day. Mr..
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-24

TnE venerable statesman, Horatlo
Seymour, has an article on Grant In tho
North American Review, short and OK.
plicit. Here II IL;
"Nhile was not intimate with Con.
eral Grant, we were always upon pleas
ant terms. | held him In high regard.
His words on his dpath.bed. like his
deeds upon battle 0,lds, served his
country. They strengthen our Union
by promoting good will between tho soc.
tlonu. HoRATl0 SEYMOUR"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-24

The South has n monster cotton crop,
that will help to revive business there
ae we'll ~ North, II the South is pros
porous, the North Is prosperous. The
South Ia our good customer-is good
customer 10 Canton. What gain then
In abuse TO cause dissenslon and Ill
will2 Ia IL not better to cultivate har
mony and kindly aentimentsp
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-24

| like those Offensive Republicans we
had from 1861 ~ 1865 God knows that
was offensive enough (great applause)
Congressman Mckinley NJ Cleveland
Saturday,
Doe, the Major include those lovely
Republicans now, Loogs,reet, Mosby,
Malone, Wise &c,, &j 2"Du tellPl
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-24

Of him. have here tonight not one
syllable OF blame 10 utter, not one hard
word TO say Lam sorry these bitter
words came from him just at the tim
when storm beaten, wind-wrecked
ChaTleltOn, s, @ In her wrelcht dness,
her suffering and her nakednees. was
telegrAphing offers OF aid TO the suffer
era at Washington @. II, o, | had for
gotten TO offer any help, this prosperous
city OF Mansfield had forgotten II, per
haps, even Senator Sherman forgot. And
now, In the midst OF these bitter words,
In the pauses OF his cruel eloquence, II
may be asked OF Senator Sherman:
(which now, OF these, thinkest thou
was neighbor to him that fell among
thieyesp"
WHILE l AM A DEMOCRAT,
liTst, last and always, yet, Il do not px
pect TO be a partisan, except where II 10
needed, for | am like the man who In a
soldier In time OF war and citizen iD
time OF peace,
Therefore, II elected when the people
OF this district need my services, they
will nnd me In every proper sense their
servant. | shall endeavor 10 TO act. too,
that no man In the entire district.
whether Republican or Democrat, will
ever have cause to regret having voted
for me.
The only promise | make 10 this, that
II elected you must not ask me TO serve
a second term ~ senator, for after get
ting the afftirs OF the peDitontiary nm
der way In good running order, any
man can serve az we'll as |.
! have now spoken longer than my
health or Jour patience adml and am
certain you will forgive any slip OF the
tongue, for have not tried 10 bridle my
words, knowing that spoke TO friends
and neighbors and not critics and with
my thanks for this magnificent welcome
aud my gratitude for your indulgent at
tentioD, / must say to you at last good
night,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-24

UNITED States Senator Joe Haglry, Of
Hartford, c., Ia the editor Of the COnranl
Of that city, In an article few days
ago he said; I'VE are one people North
and South, The old root of bitterness is
now, thank God, only remembrance,
The union is Infinitely stronger IN 1885
than II was In lS65-or In 1875 or IN
1866, for that matter. The flag II Os dear
In South Carolina, Georgia aud Llusi'
ana as II Ia In Connecticut, We are one
people. Shame and confusion AMI utter
failure to the unworthy American, North
or South, who, IN this new day and with
Grant's words to Buckner before hi1
eyes, seeks TO rekindle the embers OF old
strlfeV Hawley wants confusion" 10
oyertake such as John Sherman; aud
General Comfy Of Toledo profanoIy says,
Oh the bloody shirtW Call you this
backing John Sherman
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-24

WE have not yet heard whether Mr.
Doll, Of 0snaburgh, Republican candi-
date for county treasurer against VIII
liam Wagner, is for or against prohibit
tion.
MIR, Doll should lot people know where
he stands,
The played out old fraud party seems
disposed TO keep people In the dark,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-24
MIR. EDGAR sHIMP.

We understand on reliable authority
that DR.. DOugherly, OF GreentOwn, the
Republican candidate for Recorder,
speaks Of MIR, Edgar Shimp, OF this city,
hls Democratic opponent, In a light
manner, AZ "a young man-a boy" thus
Iepklng 10 bellltle Mr.. 8. In the eyes Of
lhoae he meets. II IL isa crime In the
sight Of gusto DR.. Dougherty TO be =
Young man, the young men Of Stark
county should give him the grand
OOunce aud work solidly for the election
Of Shimp. The facts are Mr., Shlmp "
not M young az the Greent0wn NJ, d
would infer-especia In experience
Ito has spent many years In hard work,
rrving the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
ptny Ia several responsible positions,
10th here and NJ the head offices In Pitts
Durgh, In nearly lhe same line OF work
hat would dey0lye upon him IN the
Recorders lllce at Canton, and ALWAYS
with entiIe satisfaction TO hi1 em'
l0yefa la this not Il better record 10
antpr the Recorders Office on than apo
tessonal man Of DR., DOugherly'a agp,
vi, | ~ anxlOusly seeking the Office OF
tOulty RecOrder-a position whci r..
an rlsa young, active man, good pel-
~ n aud . courteous gentleman Sucl
u ruan IL Eigar Shmp OF Alliance, aud
no man will regret voting for hlm for
this place, TO which Wa have no doubt he
Will be elected Alliance Loader.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-24

THE Republican candidates for the
Legislature In Stark are mot busy say
Ing how they stand on prohibition,
whether they are for or against Meesre.
Conrad, Murray Webb and Williams of
Massillon, should unitedly come out In
q card. Three weeks from next Tuesday
10 election, and the people ought TO
know.
Tho Democratic candidates., DR..
Lswis, and Meesrs. Cole and Mcbride.
ars Tor graded liccnse.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-24

WR have heardof u farce entitled, "An
old rogue up Again, II seems John
Sherman IL "up again, aud while we
should not say he Ia "an old rogue"
we Can say he lisa doubtful political
case that the people Of Ohio should dis
pena0 with,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-24

LOT WRIGHT, the dismissed Cincin'
natl United States Marshal, distinguish
cd himself by assaulting the venerable
General Durbin Ward on account Of
structures uttered by him In u public
speech. General Ward Is q crippled
Union soldier.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-24

THE South is an immsnse market for
tho North; hence we are interested In
prosperity Of the South. Why then de-
nounce the people Of the South and call
them "murderers. cutthroats and
thieves" as John Sherman doosp ls II
not infamousp
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-24

In the sixteen Southern States Blaine
for President last year got i,362,07l
votes; and Garfield In 1880 got l,066, 905.
This was n gain OF near three hundred
thousand In the four years, aud yet
Blaine was defeated aud Garfield elected.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-24

THosE who were babes or children In
the beginning Of and during the war
are now voting citizens and constitute
the majority. The bloody shirt howlers
and knaves find little sympathy with
these young men.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-24

John SHERMAN, Mckinley Il Co. would
no doubt, like TO re.establish Republican
carpet bag rule over the sunny South.
When II was solid Republican and thieves
and knayes ruled and rioted,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-24

WE ought 10 give, and can, Senator
Lewis aud Representatives. Cole and
Mcbride good round 1000 mHj rity In
Stark county. ION 10 Victory" 10 the
Observation-Disclosures Leader,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-24

WHEN the Repository refers to George
Fessler, II should state that George was
more u Republican than q Democratic
iFanuurpF
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-24

THERE IL substantial evidence all
round Of q revival Of business and re-
newei industrial 10 Iylty, Plttsburg
is u busy city these days.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-24

JOHN SHERMAN never gives u history
OF the whisky rings while he was In Con-
gress during the war. In two opera
tions II Ia said sixteen TO eighteen mil
lions we're cleared each time.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-24

The Republican party never punished
any Of their star route thieves. The
thieves contributed money literally TO
party success, They elected Garfield.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-24

when i,abr was sich, We rave her OAyropIA
when ahe wa Ohlld, abe orled for uAgrOIuA
WHOM she became miss. ahe cuna TO oAsropiA
when sbs had children. shs gave them cAsroRiA
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-24

THE Republican party tariff policy
has brought years Of business ruin and
depression. Crushed lAborers fool II.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-24

ONE Of the most effective speakers In
Ohio IL Judge Geddes. Hear him next
Thursday evening IN the Opera House,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-24

JOHN MCBRIDE spoke with Governor
Hosdly st Cambridge. Ohio, on Saturday
afternoon 10 . rousing meeting.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-24
AlnnlnIIAlI.

FLoUR--Fancy, 400 " 81 IA nlly, SLODl9
WHEAr-No, Z rod, 10 g'Sc, No, J. Va bpSo
CoKN--No = mixed, aS0lJIloi No. \ whit.
okls,-No, mixed. qSISG2Oc; No, q mixed
pONp,oi No, 4 whlto, 81 WlIu
-poRR-Famiy, DbOGSij; regular so,ieA
Dp.1
DXCoN,. shoulders, t0,1.c abort clear sIdo.
tDSsCGB oilS
Laid Kettle, 0 OGO96i,
CHkESE-- Prime " uhoco Ohio, 5000, Nee
YORK, w dlUoi Northwestern 2WSo
POULTRY Cnulct iul grown uhlCkong, B. 90
ducks, $3.50 k26g goose, aIOJ pa
DOZEN live turkeya, 70, .
..HAi-N linolhyh, SO 90 VI LOji No O.
Nl,bO ola w; miIcd, 80 OO9lO jJi whjat aud rye
straw, $3.50 Oi0i
WoOi,-- U6wdshod medium clothing glpaa
fine mprino, ~ .Oci common, llV,5o, fetoe
washed medium clothing, gip2sci oOmDing, Nd
me burr and cots, lUGisc, tuO'wasnud, ~ pjOoi
pulled " y2io
CATTLE Good 10 choice butchers, ~ fi0L0S;
fair ~ ibgl 5Oj common, tl,0O w 5O stookcG
aud focdgrs, $500 Vi,s6 ycarlinis ana calv,i.
N,bUDB 21
Hous- Selected butchers 81. 10 pi lOi ttlr /,
good packing, YNl 0i,il, fair TO good " ght BW
az ,0l common t3tjlDJ,H ,Hbi 0ulls, $40 ~ w.
SHEEP Common 10 fair, iji pJl 70
choice, - w Dl ", aprinf lambs $40 0jB
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-24
FlNANcIAL ANp COMMERCIAL
Quotations Of the stock, Produce aud Cat
Ito Markets, sept, ~.

NEw YoHE, Money ~ por cent Exohang
quiet Governments ilrm
Currency sxc', i2S bid; fours, coupons, l2J y
bid; iourAudahalla, iig6 bid,
The stoeg exchange opond NJ II o'clock. Firs
prices were gene ally u 4 per cent, higher thai
the closing procs OF saturday, and In tn, oarlJ
dealings there were further advances Of smal
fractions
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-24

THE Democrats OF Hamilton county
have an excellent ticket and there Ia a
good prospect OF their electing II.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-24
STATE TICK Er.


For Governor,
aKOhak HOADLY, OF Hamilton.
For! !LleulenAnt'0 Governor,
JOHN q, WARWICk, Of stark
FOR stAte Treasurer,
PETER BRADY, OF sanduSky,
Supreme Judge (Long Term),
q, d, MARTIN, Of Fairfield.
Supreme Judge (short Term),
GIBSON ATTENTION, OF licking,
Attorney General,
JAMES LAWRENCE. Of ouJAhoGA
Msmbar Board Of Public wOrka,
HENRY wElBLK, Of Defiance,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-24

SUGAR. -Renning common, tli6j}Ao, oontri
fugal white, ~, OH wnlte, Olb OD 40, cnjloo yol
how, $50
MoLASsEs -Uoodfal " lpaSo, prime, 9Sesso.
common ~ 0D20u
COTTON lAliddlIng upnnda, 100,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-24
COUNTY TICK let.

AHrRmHsTLTiVm,l
LKANDKR q, COLE
JOHN M0BluDk
snHnIJpI
JAMES LEEI
TRnAauRHa.
WILLIAM WA0NKRI
RHCORDHa
EDGAR siIIhP. =
loOhMI aaIOsHh
JOHN NJ. sHErLKIL
INpIhhARI DIRECTOR.
LEOPOLD BlEunkLh
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-24
Nnm AnrN.

wnEAr.-Nu, wn,v5 40 VI ~, ~, rod
pl sVDVlU, October Oly. GOD ,g, N Yembpr
w slWO JSeu, DECEMBER WagvO0, Januaiy, pOA
pDau,
o0RN Mixed wcatorn, 90 lbSsoi futures, 81
(OblC
OATS Western, aB
CATfLE-l 80 100 per 100 lbs live weight,
llOuSaaJ 81 10 10 per 100 lbs,
SHEEP VI, OS por 100 lbs live weight
CofTON-QuIcli MlddIlng uplandi, 10 aoi do
Orleans ~ iC september, p.j5O, October pllol
November, pllu Duconber, v Dol January 1900
February, ui6o March, D,S1o, April, 1880.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-24

aran markot-Du, buyers very indifferent
Wheat demand lignt; N, Old long berry $40
Scry, otS'Si. iulu, Soollc, NJ, 3 ,uSOjci soh
pprlhg, pjOuic, hard, ps voJo,. Corni yolloy
dlGlbu, yellow oar, tDObOji high mixed tNVlIc
mixed, l'lpli, Oati IN talr ddmldd, ~, white
Oq tujoui NJ a. iDBl4u, mixed, N l2pQ
barley no hind, No Wui,orn, n.g,Ut NJ, q
Wostorh, UODiici State, d2UAGi choppIng, b5a
Die, Cattle dull, nOtnlng doug, al ,lIo luhsign
menta buny through, receipts, LlOj huid shlp
Yorkora uuO u O6i grasspri, SLaUGi.tJ, 10
oupts, 6Slj head, shipments, 1900 heal BhooI
In fair demand aud firm, nut unchanged r. oolptS
lqO1Ohpadl shipments \, ~ Nl
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-24

oATrLlg-Cholco 10 extra shipping NsO0
OOOl OoininOn 10 fair, 81 20. .piS Sji stlOduri aud
Feeders, 81 lOLJl, roxans Sa5JphbO,
ilOuS-faF 10 god, Sj % Dl iOi nlssl paoe.
ing, ~ ~ 90 OnOlOo heayy, yjbO VI, o.
BlllGEP-UohlnOn, $40 pLOJ, Texans, ti.00D
n
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-24

Western, i2s d.
LApD-Spo. and September O9, October.
anti NuyemOpr, Dls,
WlIEAr-New No, winter at 10, ia
spring AZ 0s II III,
FLOult-apirin At NJ 3D.
COIN 'eDte enbsG u, 'lsdi october u 0Isil
November, a. Dyd
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-24
HON NJ. d. HARTER'S
Reception Speech on Thursday Evening of
Last Week.
In which lie shows the Unsoundness Of
John sherman and tho Republi'
can Party ON Tariff Taxa
tioD, Eto,, Eto.

A large crowd and band Of music
met MT. Harler at the depot In Mantheld
on his arrival and e,cOIted him to the
81. James Hotel, where he was intro
duced by Captain A, G. Cummins, the
Democratic nominee for the State Sen-
ate, MIR, Harter In response referred TO
his sixleen years' residence there and
his high appreciation Of this large ~
sAmblags without distinction OF party,
H. then referred TO the selseless cry OF
free trade" that was being hurled at
him, aud said:
LIDO no know that | should say one
word upon thia subject, AZ II Ia not ger
name 10 the present canvass, but | SEQ
from the Cleveland Leader that | am
held no az
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-08

OF changing my business, offer ioI
sale tirat-cla~- line OF buggic7 and
pillow at cost
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-08

We have Just received new lot of
ladies' and children> felt hat,, all the
rev desirable styles; also, a large
variety of fancy feathers. We will
offer low prices on all millinery goods
for the coming month.
Miss KATE SluUlE.