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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-03
PARIS POINTS.
Raked Together by oar spsolni CORE
pDndsnt.

Raked Together by oar spsolnl Cores
W. A.!Zelgler is spending fsW days
IN town.
Miss Anna ArklesOn Ia visiting with
her sister, Mrs, .. ID, Bee5Ont.
Mr.. Charley More and family were the
guests of II. ID, Riley on Sunday last.
Miss Carrie'Miller commenced her fall
term of school ~ the Valley on Monday.
Mrs Il, Lsndis, of Canton, has been
ylsiting at her uncles, Messrs, Peter and
j. Anthony.
Mr.. Meyer, agent for the DEMOCRAT,
was In town last Friday, looking up the
interests of the paper.
Mr.. Henry Dium, of Canton, has
pitched his tent on our square, and he
agrees TO take four gems for 30 cents,
Mr.. John Deweese and wife, and Mlss
Sadie Deweese, of Canton, we're the
guests OF Mr., Joseph Maaer, last week.
Mre. Mary Beltz, of near Freeburg.
was Inferred In our cemetery on Sunday
last She WAS In her eighty fourth year,
Squire Rohrbaugh and wife, Of Coum.
biaua, we're the guests OF their daughter
Mrs Homer Miller, Sunday and Monday
OF this week,
Q lite a nu nber of our Sunday school
workers took In the convention last
week. u was held at the Harsh church
In Rev. j, Hahn's charge,
Mr John Eakea has returned from
Washington, d, @, wh4re no had been
consulting the authorities In reference
10 the Georgetown pOstonlce.
Madam Rum0r says that one OF our
gentlemen friends expects 10 slip the
matrimonial moose over hia head before
long, Good luck 90 with him.
We had severe hail storm on Sun
day evening IL struck Paris at about
half past lye, Those noticing the storm
aaV II had the appear dnce OF u tornado
II seemed IN come from the southwest,
then turned east and then north ltun.
rooted aome houses al Robertsyllle, and
moved one from its foundation. At thls
place IL tore up whole orchards and trees
M II went, and mu'h damage waa done
10 grapes aud apples. Mr.. Daum's tent
was badly dilapidated, The hail was
not large but, fell In abundance, inas.
much that IL could be shOveled up in
great quantities.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-03

About 5 o'clock D. m. Sunday a severe
storm burst over the village Of Paris and
Vicinity, accompanied with lightning
ana tOunder aud hail and rain and for
ten or fifteen minutes with violent wind,
The damage TO corn felds, buildings and
timber Ia considerable. After the storm
buggy could not have passed through
TIE village OF Parts for the fallen shade
trees and other debrls The extent OF
the storm We have not yet learned, nor
have we learned many Of the pattlcu.
lara M 10 damage. Az RobertsvllIe a
corner Of the slate roof OF Peter Adolf's
residence waa taken on, Grape vines IN
some cases were pretty well Gle ned Of
leaves and grapes, and some corn fields
are pretty we'll used up.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-03

0le OF the most appalling sights In the
world In TO aee a man or woman, In the
apparent enjoyment OF good health, TO
instantly lose sense, fall, and wrlthe In
the cOntOrtions OF epilepsy. There Ia
no more dread disease, nor any that IN
intended with snch horrors and anxiety
LOHs Of reason, insanity and idiocy are
caused by II, and unless by judlclous
treatment q cure In effected, the sub
ject Ia at any time liable TO succumb 10
the dread destroyer. TIE many perma-
nent cures we have effected of th's DIT
ease speak volumes for our method OF
treatment.
Miss A H., OF Cleveland, sOya: ever
aince my ninth year have been subject
TO Eplleptic Fils, from which have
never been able TO obtain any rel ef
although my parents had employed the
best medical skill they could obtain
The attacks came nj intervas OF from
two days 10 two weeks, never lees fre'
qlent, DR.. Alberts treatment, which
began last June, has stopped them on
tirely, aud have not had one alnce
ceased treatp snt for the disease, as
nm now IN well AZ could Wish,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-03
Unloniown,

II Ia with the deepest feelings of 70.
grot that WI announce the demise VI
Mira NJ, ", Swope, who for more than
two years haa been slowly declining, In
her long alll lclion on the he'd OF sickness
she had the eympathy VI tho entire com.
munlty, and now that ahe IN In her anal
repoee, that sympathy and coincidence Ia
tr ,nsferret 10 her bereayed husband and
triende, Tho services were held IN the
NJ. II. Church, which was too small 10
admit the vast aSsemblage eager 20 pay
tribute TO The respected dad. The ilJral
tributes were elegant aud profuae, and
aurpnHspd anything ever witnessed In
tho village, thus showing the esteem In
which tho departed sufferer was held.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-03
PHOBArE COURT.
Assignment OF Gases for tho September
Term,

Term,
Tho September term OF Probate Court
opena next Monday, the 7th inst, In
Court Room No. 2, with Judge Meyer
presiding.
The following assignment OF cases has
been made:
Monday, September 7-WinAeld s,
Rank, aasault and battery; Sebastian
SchrelDer, aeaaut and battery
Tue6day-John Sch0ndle, unlawful
hunting on premises; Ju'Ins Lenz et al,
assault and battery VI. A, Qlilty, assault
and batIeryi George BrobsI, assault and
battery.
Wpdnesday-Aiam BollDger, selling
liquor 10 a minor; John IL ryey, Rs9anlt
aud battery; Abraham n, Balr. selling
liquor TO q minor; Harry Piero, Obtain
ing goods under false pretense, Thnra'
day-Adam stltz, unlawfully pointing q
ahot.gun At II lward Clay; Iacob Schnell,
assault and battery; Isaac Bumenz weig,
assault ana battery, Frlday-Danlel
Winkelman, keeping aal0n open on sun
day; Emily KOenig, assault and battery
David Jones. assault and battery; julius
Clere, obtaining gOode under false pre-
tense
Sat irday-Thomas Summons, assault
aud bat cry.
MondOy-0tlan @. Blown, unlawfully
pointing revolver; Al@ina Hall, assault
and battery,
Tues lay-Eizabeth Oliver, indecent
exposure OF per'on.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-03

Ia one OF the solid points In old Molly
Stark, with solid mon there and around.
Morgan Machamer ie the elevator man,
and will do his best ~ make Hartyllle a
good point for farmers 10 soil their
wheat, William Wagner, Democratic
candidate for county Treasurer, with
his brother, carries on tho leading store
OF the place, and commando the conn
dence OF all citizens. j. A. Ebi c0ntin.
ues 10 deal In tho tin line, and put up
spouting In tho most satisfactory man.
ner. W. l., Ruprlght Ia tho hotol man,
aud continues TO serve tho travelling
public most ncceptably. Henry 9oetg
10 Q cooper by trade, and IL one OF tho
pillars OF tho Democratic church. II.
Schumacher continues 10 push the car.
rlago business, and doea llrst class work,
Bo 10 worthy Of patronage. George
Machamer, old George now, still attends
10 the poetonlco, not having yot been
disturbed. Vol, thoro might be q
worse man IN the place. More OF this
eom0 other time.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-03
sIEBOLD.M ,srEasON.
Marriage Of Former Canton boy at
Daming, New Mexico.

Marriage OF Former Canton hoy at
Deming, New Mexico.
We reprint the subjOlned account OF
the marriage Of Mr., Frank SlebOld, for
merly with the banking house of Msssrs.
q, ID, Harter ~ Bro. OF thia city, from
the Deming Daily Headlight:
Last evening at the residence Of the
BRIDES father by Rsy. Father Gerard
Frank II. Bleb0ld was married 10 Mias
Pearl MaatereOn. Before eight o'clock
the guests which had been invited be
gan to arrive and by eight O'Clock a
gOodly company had collected at the
spacious residence where the ceremony
WAS 10 be performed. Soon after eight
the wedding party appeared and morch-
cd into the parlOr where the ceremony
was performed, Toe bride wore u cream
cOlored satin dress richly draped win
lace. She looked well aud bore herself
gracefully during the ceremony. Az
soon ~ the congratulations we're over
refreahmants were served and Judge
MaateIa0n and wife entertained their
guests royalty. Champagne flowed like
water aud refreshments OF mo 0
substantial character were served In pro
fusion. Dancing was INDUCED In until
nearly eleven o'clock when the guests
took their leave, wishing the newly mar
ried pair life OF unadulterated happi
ness, The reception was pron0un ;ed
success In every particular, and wa be'
lieye there we're none present who did
not thoroughly enjoy themselves and
90 away realizl qg that II was one Of the
pleaaantest social gatherings which the
society people OF our young city have
had the pleasure Of attending,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-03
MAssILLON MATTERs.
summary ~ tho Days Doinga in.the Quiet
city Of Western stark.

summary ~ the Days Doinga in.ths Quiet
city Of Western stark.
Watermelona are g,ing up from 10 TO
% cents apiece.
Mr.. Lonis schaefer. OF Canton, was In
the city yesterday.
The electric lamps have been removed
but the wires remain.
Pltzer u Brechel's delivery wagon
looks neat In its new dress.
Some OF our citizens are attending the
Shermaa brigade reunion ut Lakevllle,
Obi.
Mr., james A, Hackett has returned
from hls trip TO Niagara Falls and the
u WI.
The Niagara Roller Rink will be
opened next Friday evening, at which
time fine program will be produced.
Or friend Mr., John Clark, after q
l0ug and dangerous lllne's, is again
abls 10 walk out, We sincerely hope he
may fully recover ana enj ~ good health
again
Mr. Harman Lpenl II WIS out cunning
ycsterd ", and bagged ~ nice u lot OF
birds ~ VIZ ever saw. They consisted OF
nine pheasant9 aud two woOdc0cks
Some " The pheasants were as large az
spriug chicken.
We have been trying 10 and q cigar
that will suit ns the year round and at
the same time hold lts stock. We think
we have found II In the p. b., but II you
want 70 judge for yourself call at the
Palk Hotel cigar store.
IL seems as though they have II In for
Tawdy Myers at the Park cigar store
He had quite n narrow escape from be-,
Ing blown up last night. Ha lad better
get his life Insured AT Arnold's insur,
aDce agency. Look out dar, who frow'd
dat hrick."
Miss Ella Shlck, OF Masslllon, and Mr.
Frank Harding, OF Canton, were married
yesterday morning at the residence OF
Captain Kicks on Prospect street, The
marriage was cOnsummated 40 quietly
and quickly that II took many people by
surprise. We sincerely hope that the
happy couple may live long and enjoy
much happiness.
Mr., A. Crone, the popular furniture
dealer, has Just purchased q new fu
neral car. IL Ia beautiful piecs OF
workmanship, and In an ornament to the
pronrietora undertaking department. Al
vehicle for conveying the dead TO their
last resting place we have no hesitancy
In saying II Ia unsurpassed In rich
ness aud eleg lnce. The glass Ia all OF
the llne4t quality Of French plate with
beyeled edged front and end lights, and
beautiful black lambreQuin curtains
The lamps are Of on extra quality and
nearly all silver. Tue posts on the cor
ners are hand carved and OF elegant do
sign. Mr.. CrOne Ia courteous gentle
man and capable undertaken.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-03
WONT GIVE IN.
Maaplllon Mlnora Veto Against Accepting
Tho Proposed Reduction,

Maaslllon Mlnora Vote Against Accepting
Tho Proposed Reduction,
An unsuccessful attempt was made at
Masslllon yesterday 10 terminate tho
miners strike In the Masslllon district.
Delegates from the different mines met
and had u stormy session, the issue be-
ing ~ 10 whether work should be re-
sumed AZ tho operators terms, 10 cents,
or ineist upon their compromises offer OF
06 cents Iper ton. The delegates caat q
vote equal TO the number OF mlnere each
represented, and the result showed a ma.
jorlty OF two hundred and seventy In
favor Of continuing the strike for 65
cente. Men from tho Kim run mine
were loud In their declaration, that they
would start Independently, but II IN not
believed that they will do 40, 90 there ID
no stigma n miner 40 greatly shrlnks
from observing as being designated
blackleg.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-03
Lieut.. Governor warwick IntOryl,

Ai'h'' e"Norhor WhTWioh hnNorWoWous
The Plain Dealer Of this morning
says:
Lieutenant Governor John G. War
wick is In the city on his way from
New Yortto his home In Massillon. 70
u Pluln Dealer reporter, who met hlm
NJ ih4 Ronnard house last night, no
said.
IL ysnO doubt OF the success OF the
Demo rA,lc ticket. Governor Hoadly's
administration has given universal sat
isfaction, and his majority will be much
larger than that OF two years ago"
"AOw II the feeling with regard TO
the national government ?"
Il nnd ;" said the lieutenant gov,
ernOr, that the people are we'll pleased
with the coarse Of President Cleveland,
They know that his Intentions are for
the brat aud they trust him TO carry out
hi' purposes In his own way"
DO the Buckeyes generally take TO
civil service reformp"
Yea Indeed. The Republicans are be-
ing reformed out Of office as rapidly as
possible aud In due time all the demands
OF thu law will be satisfied"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-03

10 situated on tho Cleveland q Pitts.
burgh Railway, near tho Stark county
line, about eight miles south OF Alliance.
II Ia IN Knox township, ColumbIana
county, and n Democrat vieiting the vii
lage has hls heart gla2ldened by finding
n good sprinkling Of fellow Democrats.
Among these 10 A, ]. willard, ESQ who
attends 10 law business, conyeyanclng,
etc. MIR. John Mc0arry ia tho leading
clothier on the corner OF Middle and
North etroete. X. ]. English deals In
groceries and also In boots and shoes,
OF which no hos q choice stock, worthy
Of q larger town. May he thrive and
live long. Scott n Terry manufacture
tlle on South Cherry street, aud mako n
good article which meets with ready
ITf Tho tile business Ia q growing In.
ueafy. II. X. Tfallinger. phypician and
druggist. lei gentleman every way
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-03
n A sINGUL iR CASE
, A-ais Pashley, Of Beaver, Pa, lnenect-
ually Attempts Sef'OesiruOtlon.
A Sister and Brother-in-Law's Treaohery
Prompt tho Rash Aot--Detaiis OF
the Case M Given by
tho Victim.

A strange sight greeted the eyes Of DR..
A. h. Walker uD0n entering his Office at
the corner OF Poplar and Fifth streets,
about five o'clock Wednesday evening,
Sitting cOmplacently In a chair before
the FIRE was a man with deep gaah In
his throat, from which the blood was
flowing, while another crimson stream
trickled from wound In his left arm
below the elbow. With difficulty In his
speech the man, explained that he had
attempted suicide aud after cutting
himself regretted his haaty action and
concluded 10 try and live. The wound
In the arm was slight and the cash In
the throat was found not TO DO fatal, I'M
less death results from loss OF blood.
The latter wound was four Inches long
and had severed about one third OF the
wind-plpe. Dr.. Walker aewed up the
mans wounds and had him taken TO the
County ln6rmary last night, where he
now 10.
CAUSE on THE ACT.
The man gave his name as James
Pashley, aged forty years, residence
Beaver, Pennsylvania; occupation, sta
tiOnaTy engineer Pashley said that up
10 last Sunday no had lived with hla sls-
ter and brother In law In Beaver, when
he left, owing 10 conspiracy between
his sister and her husband 10 have him
sent 10 the Insane asylum, From hil
story Il seems that no had an interest
o. 1890 In the house and lot occupied
by his brOther'ln.law. The latter was
desIrous Of obtaining possession OF this
interest, and made an attempt TO be ap'
pointed guardian Of Paahley. Failing
In this he arranged to have Pashley ex-
amined, with q view OF having him pro-
nOunced Insane and sent IN an asylum.
Learning OF this, Pashley fed Sunday
and since then has been hunting work,
GREW DEspoNDENr.
Wednesday morning Pashley reached
Navarro, and falling TO nnd employ.
ment there became respondent He
started 10 walk to Canton aud between
twelve and one o'clock In the afternoon,
when about seven miles IRON Canton
determined 10 kill himself. With u
small pen knife he cut hit throat and
arm and laid down To die, After walt
Ing about an hour and finding no wac
not dying, Paahley tied handkerchief
about hi4 throat, and turning up hia
coat collar TO hide his wound, walked
10 Can ton and stepped into the d at doc
tors Office no saw. He arrived here
about Ave o'clock greatly exhau tied
from the loss OF blood, hut will very
likely recover, PdahleY was neatly dress.
cd AID respec able looking. He had
some $50 In his pocket, He told hls story
In o plain, straight, forward manner
and appears perfectly sane, The Sher-
iff OF Beaver county was notified OF the
affair by telegraph at Paahleve request,
Pashley was restlng easy thla morn
Ing aud ate acme bread and coffee for
breakfast Policeman Yani, who tele
graphed TO the sheriff Of Beaver county,
had his telegram returned this morning
without receiving an answer.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-03
TRANSFERS or REAL ESTATE,
Reported by II, H. Trump, Abstracter Of
Titles,

Titles.
Adam Walter TO Edward Herring.
tract In Maasill0n, $500.
Adam Walter 10 George Herring. tract
In Masslllon, $500.
Samuel Cable 10 lsaac Supp, lot No.
70 In Cable q Muckley's addition TO
Sparta, Sl25
Agnes VaEhorn TO Henry BIerworth,
Jr part OF lot 772 In Canton, $500.
John j. Trump 10 Adam Slisser, 4
lots in Trump's addition to Canton,
siO0.
John Haubert to John sautters, acre
In Paris tp, $500,
A. H. Cana to John s!oner, tract In
Navarro, $50
VII lam jennings to Eliza Jennings,
tract In Alliance, $500.
Michael w. Olerln 70 Alexander Hur.
ford, tract In Canton, $4,000,
Sue Hall by Sheriff To Annie E, Mar
". nart OF lot No. 2,503 In Canton,
81 025
Alonzo Arter to G. Aultman & Co part
OF lot No. 10 In Canton, $1,000.
A, Grassland TO II. l., Sandera, lot No.
l0l In Agler's addition, Wilmont Sl 900.
Henry Shanafelt 10 John Auble, liye
acres In Lake tp,, 5000
John NJ. Sauaser 10 Elizabeth sausser,
20 70 acrea In 05naburgh tp,, $2070,
jonas Neldigs Administrator 20 81
mon Bowman, five acres In 0snaburgh
Up. 1876,
A A, Mellen tO Joseph sherlv, lot No.
$500 aud pt, 2i95 In Canton s27O0.
Aneel A. Batts TO Geo, II, Robinson, lot
No. 0 In Johnson's addition, Alliance
$500
Il. II, Broaius 10 Edmond James, part
Of lot 099, 900 and 700 +. l., q Goa addi.
tiOn Alliance 5000.
Taylor Clay 70 Geo. T. Borden, tract In
Masaillon, $3.50,
Peter Lengs to FIR, Forster, part of
lot 1920 In Massillon. 1895.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-03
LInavIIIs,

Mr.. aud Mrs, II, II, Lyndo are visiting
In Cleveland
s A, Leonard and Berthe Payne are
both attending NJ Ualon College at
present,
MIss Mary Lludaay, OF Rayenpi, Ohio,
has been Waiting friends In this place
tho past week,
Mr., George Yeagley, OF Mantua 8ta-
tloo, 0ilo, IL ylsiting NJ the residence
OF Tamer Yengley.
The Llmaville N II Sabbath school
held n very eo,ial picnic Mt Rockhill's
Grove. near Alliance,
Frank Y,der OF this place, and Mise
Mary IL lkermaa, OF louisville, were mar
rled few days since. We extend them
our hearty congratulations.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-03

worthy OF pnblic confidence and patron
age Mr., j. King deals In fertllzers,
ard supplies farmers with standard uu'
nerphO-phitea and chemical fertillzers
David JOHNSON Ia 0ne OF the old settlers
and substa0tlal farmers Of Knox tp, He
DayA great atentl0n b. sl0 'k, sh0r horn
and Jersey cattle, China and other
ch0ica breeds Of hogs, Back Hawk and
Grey Eagle hOrees;in fact, hloOded farm
stock generally. Those wishing 10 pnr-
chase would DO we'll to call on Mr.. John
son, one mile east OF Homeworth. p, H.
Lenhart deals In the Twin Spring Bad
Bottom" and II Ia undoubtedly q su'
perlor article. II Ia durable, clean,
noiseless. elastic, etc.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-03

In part by the consolidation with II of
the Fourth Ohio, 7,h Virginia aud l4th
Indiana regiments, will be held AZ Ere.
mont, ONO, SeOtemher n 1885 Az
many OF the comrades with their famil.
lea ~ can should attend the reunion.
Fremont Ia on the line OF tho l.. 3, 81 NJ.
s. Railway, and can be easily reached
from any point In the State,
The consolidation referred TO COM
posed the First Brigade OF the Third d.
vision OF the Second Army Corps com
manded by General Hancock, Mr ia
COB WeldmaD, Of this city was q mem
ber OF the Old Eighth, aud will attend
the reunion.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-03
A big Picnic.

The annual picnic of Tuscarawas
township was held Saturday ut Crystal
Springs. About Aye thousand people
were present. Speeches were made by
some twenty gentlemen In the Taber.
nacle, and music was furnished by sew
eral bands and eight choirS. The day
was pleasant and o general good time
was had.
A count Of the vehicles present showed
the remarkable number OF 1,0i8,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-03

who has permanently located In this
city, tells all your complaints by the
urine, aud asks no questions. Persons
In this cOmmunity have been acquainted
with the Doctor for 20 years, aud re.
member his success ~ u physician In
Columbus, Ohio, where no stood highly
respected by the faculty of the Medical
College, The Doctor furnishes his own
medicines 0Glce-No, n south Walnut
AlIaot, Canton.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-03
OBITUARY,
Death OF Andreaa Haalebaoher aud DIR. j.
II, siddali

Death Of Andreaa Haslobaohor aud DIR. j.
II. siddali
Mr., Andreas Haslebacher, for many
years known In this city AZ u printer,
and In former years employed In the
DEMOCRAT Office, but elnce 1881 until no.
Gently reporter and boOkkeeper In the
office OF the "0hio Volks Zeitung," died
Tuesday afternoon nj his residence, lil
South Plum street, nj the aga Of 81 years.
Deceased suffered for some time with
that dreadful disease, consumption,
which carries away no many printers.
The funeral will take place tomorrow
Whursday) afternoon at 2 o'clock. The
Washington Benevolent Society, Gruetll
Society, and Society Of German Pioneers
OF Stark county will attend; interment
NJ the Rowland Cemetery.
DR.. j H. Siddill died Tuesday night In
Cleveland, OF paralysis, The remains
will be brought TO Canton, and the fun
eral will take place from his late resi-
deDce on Cleveland avenue, Friday
morning at 10 O'Clock. The remains
will be Inferred In the West Lawn Gene
terry,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-03

writes Jlly 10 h to DR.. Albert M follows:
~ an . Oud 10 inform you am still
Improving. Every week | lnd | am
gaining urength, Notwithstanding the
hot weather, Mother is also Improving"
AgaiD, under date Of July 20lh, MIRA,
Young writes: you may please send
me som' more medicine, What | lave
taken mas done me 10 much good, |
cOnld not have done without II. Ire.
greet not having consulted you sooner"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-03
nnnd ConteAt purlnr tho FnIr.

At n late meeting Of the Stark County
Agricultural Society II was decided 10
of r $50 f1r band contest on tho last
day OF the fur, In which all hands are
olegihle, excepting the q A. II, and Bat
TALON hands OF Canton, Hammer Works
Band OF Alliance, and the leading band
" Masalon. The premiums are $50 and
$50 Each band will be required TO play
on overture and Sat Of waltzes for prem
iuma. j, II. NlEsz, Secretary.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-03
Dig Bargalns In Furniture.

J. n. McCrea, In order 10 reduce his
Immense stock OF all grades of furni.
ture, hee marked every thing down 20
such prices NJ will enable all who are In
need OF anything In his line 10 buy NJ
auch bargains ~ were never before
heard OF In tho city or county. Now 10
The time for all who need any furniture
70 call aud buy while they can make
their own prices. Special Inducements
are offered In chamber suits OF the ilner
grades. Be sure To be In time 10 secure
some OF those rare bargalne while they
nre going.