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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-22

The OfiioiAl Count at Cinoinnati--Arreat oI
Prominent Citizen.

u prominent Citizen.
CINCINNATI 0ct, 20th,--A the oflicial
)unt OF the vote OF Hamilton county,
the R'plbliean candidates and rep
resented by ex Governor NOyea, Warner
McB teman, Drausin, wilson, Thomas
NJ 'DluRal a. d George r, ropp. These
men wera selected by a joint COMMITTEES
from tht Lincoln and Blaine clubs aud
thu county Il publican camplign con-
mitler, The Democracy representAd
hy Lew Bernard alone, Jordan Th0mil
was there for hs pTincipal, Prosecute or
Hugh, and Robert Kuehnert was there
for himieli II was 1915 when County
Clerk Dalton mounted the judgea benSh,
Upon his right hand sat Justice Sander
sou, Republican, and upon his left, JUS
tice Bloom, d ,mocrat, Upon three Ia.
bles upon the left, right and front Of
those presiding n the count were large
blank transcripts, upon which were IA
be placed the totals NJ the relurns by
the nimble fingers Of George W, Morris
Tom Qnigly aud George Herwig, exnerI
acc luntanta OF Clark DaltOn'a office
rhlckly distributed through the room
were quietly seated attorneys, candi'
dates, their friends aud members OF the
press.
There were some thirty Ave present
In all when the doors closed out those
having no business. But u few wards
were cl4nted during the day, aud the
most Of the week will be n qured Tor h.
work. Democrats ara still cor lllent Oi
the election OF their entire tickel, and
tho chaOces seem to grow better aud
bet or for them.
JULIUS DIX TER ARRESTED FOR PERJURY
Julius Dexter, one Of The m0st active
members OF the cli2 ms committee OF
one hundred, now engaged IN inyesti
eating the alleged election frauds at the
recent election In this cOu0ly, was ar
rested to-day on 4 charge OF PEI ny
The trial was set for Wednesday, and
Mr., Dexer was released on u I ,00C
bond. The warrant on which The ar.
rpst IL made was sworn out by John
Minor aud Patrick Kelly, judgea OF elrc'
ton nj precinct u, Wrh Nineteen. II
charges that Mr. Dexter m ide oath TO a
complaint before 'squire Dunning that
they, after the counting had been com
mencef In their precinct, p0ltpObei H.
aud then removed the ballot box. They
claim that Mr.. Dexter comm tied per
jlry In swearing TO this. Mr. Dexter
has subscribed $500 10 the comm ttee't
fuGd for carrying on the Invest x ltion
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-22

rapidly losing ground In Ohio since 1880.
In htt yer he WIS unahle to hold the
STATE del' "a lon IN the Republican Ma.
uOual C0uysuliouihough there Ia been
lhr mot stre' nous tlfurS In hls behalt.
-Four years Ia'er Blame broke the back
Vt the sherman movement In Ohio.
SurImln slll has the Presidency In
view, how ever, aud will no doubt make
another Struggle Tor II IN 1885. Prior 70
that lime .onpbody else Will be chosen
Senator - Enquirer
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-22
BRILLIANT AFFAIR.
The Elegant wedding of Misu Mollio Budd
aud Mr.. harica q, skinner.

The Elegant Wedding Of Mas Mollle Budd
aud Mr.. charles q, skinner.
ELYRIA, 0, October l7.-This has been
u week Of weddings for Elyria The Ia.
test aud by no means the least IN social
Importance, WAS that OF Miss MOlli
Budd, OF this place, t0 Charles Gay
Skinner, OF Masslllon, Miss Budd Ia the
daughter OF q, A, Budd, u Cleveland
River street m, reliant resident here,
The groom ~ a we'll Known young bus
iness man. The ceremony was perform
cd at 81. Andrews Church, the R,v
Thomas Duncan, d. d.. ,lllclatlne. The
ushers were John aud X bert Skinner,
Ot MassillOn, Schuyler Wickham, Of Hu
ron, and Jay Budd, OF Elyria The bride
pretty brunette, wa attlred In \ hand
sOd dle travelling costume aud carried an
exquisite bouquet OF Matejhel Mel
roses tied with Strands Of satin ribOn III
match. On account Of n recent dlsas
trous ilre which partially destroyed the
family residence, the re e;eplion, limited
TO relatives and iutlmate friends, was
held In u 0 parl0ra ~ the Bee6e House
and was u delightful affair. An nel CANT
lunch was served. The wedding presents
not on exhibiton-were numerOusaud
costly beyond 0ll expect tiOn, Among
them was q nniqne silvr tea service
from on aunt Of The bride and elegant
case OF solid silver from Mira, Q. Cumiue,
nee Mary Packer, o. Mauch Chunk, Pa
Among tho relatives Of the bride pres
eat we're Mrs. Samuel Marks, Mrs, Alex
Mcclure, Of Huron, 0 Miss Nellie Nor
ton, Mia. j IL Btley Mre, Sam Minnae
and Miss III chcOck, Of Toledo; Mrs, l. q
Sanders aud daughter Of NOrwalk; Miss
Nellie Minu.e, OF Milaui and Mis-, H.
Reynolds, OF Bellevue rhe proom's rel
atlyea Numbered Miss Sarah Wickham
aud Mlss Bessie Shinner, Of Nav YORK,
Augustus Skinner aud sous, Of Massil.
Ion Miss X 'thsrine Nickham, Of Cleye'
land, aud Schuyler v Il Wickham, Of
Huron. The newly marriei couple took
the 1 y M, train the same afternoon Tor
u short western trip, followed by the
hearty congratulations Of many friends,
They VIII bp at home Thursdays IN No
vember, corner 0f II -. aud fremont
streete, Masslllon.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-22
TORNADO PREDICTION.
What Can bo Done For The Saving OF Life
ANA Property,
NEw YORK, October IA, 1886

NEw YORK, October IA, 1886
EDIToR DEMOCRAT:-fhaa attention Of
Congr~ II called 10 the fact that some
OF thu terrible loss Of life and property
due TO tOrnad0es can be ayerled In 1889
Prof, T. Il. Manry asserted what was
then tho fact, that the prsdi itlOn OF a
tornado was u triumph YET 10 be attained
by the science OF meteorooRy In le.s
than two years from that time ONE pre-
dictlOnS OF tOrnadOes we're successfully
made by Lieutenant John p Finley Of
the Signal Sryice. The percentage Of
verified pr, dlctiOns IN steadily lhcfras"d
by kn Iwledge OF the nv, rage conditions
preceding each SERIES OF tOrnaiOes, thus
making the predictions more deAnlte
and l0cal with each succeeding year.
Already the predictions of safety for the
day ara effective. OF AGES predictions
unfIY0rable To tOrnHd les, made IN 1891
9g0l we're ytrhed, aud OF 3S predictions
that lOrnAdOea would occur made ~
April aud June. 1881 lS w,re yalided
or 10 predictions tnat tOrnadOes would
occur, made In June aud July, 1885, 10
were generally verified. when lorna.
does were predicted, Ia no instance NJ
violent atOrma fail 10 occur, either hurfl'
canes, tOrnad0es or hail.
The failure OF some predictions IL
doubtless due 10 inaccurate aud Insult
lclent rep rita from eparsey settled 70
glona. White IL IL admitted that noth
Ing like absolute control Of thaae phtno'
mena has been attained, yet the above
figures cle0rly jnsiy the presence OF
tornado signals eitl or Of safety or dan
ger, NJ every telegraph station Ia knnsla
Nebraska, Missouri, Illinois, Iowa o no,
Michigan, WiscouslD, Georgiaand North
Carolina, especially dullng April, May,
June, July, August and September. II
Ia hoped that Congress viii dlrc, the
Signal Service 10 submit es,lmattaof the
expense necessary 10 establish tuCh u
system Of siguNl4, The cost would no q
few thousand dollars for llgaoT col0red
discs. aud for Telegraph service,
VIM. A. EDDY, Tornado RepOrter,
Signal Spry co, U 8, Army.
1876 East Sixteenth street.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-22
ELECTION SYSTEMS.
Hon. M. A, Foran Thinks tho French PIhn
m Improvement ON The American
IVA solemo,

Hon, VI, ~ Fofhh ihihhb w" ''"""' '''
m Improvement on The American
N soho"s'
G, ,Wrsasman Foran encountered a
Plain Dealer representative last eYen'
Ing and asked the latest news, When
the question had been nsWered, Mr.
F0raIl was asked what he thought about
the recent elections and he aaid
"There undoubtedly was fraud on the
part of tho Repub blicans. Our election
system is becoming more corrupt every
year. No one can furnish proof Of these
frauds, for where both parties are inter
ested In keeping q crime secret II 10
hard TO get ut H."
"What would you suggest as rem
edyp" asked The reporter,
81 don't know. Perhaps affairs VIII
become no bad that the remedy Will
suggest itself, In election matters the
French ARE way ahead Of us, Rnd lha
cha Cos for ffaul there are much leHs
than la the United States, In the iir :
place the country is divided inlO small
voting precincts OF fr0m 100 10 800
votes. Then each voter must register
0n the day Of election no one ID permit
ted within close proximity TO the poll
save those who have business there. In
Other words, no one but the judges and
regular , III jials OF the voting place are
allowed there, no ticket peddlefa ana no
political workers. When the voter goes
10 the polls 10 must first estab ish the
fact that no has registered, II the men
who are present H. 0flcial challengers
do not Intervene the voter IL asked
Can you read and writer II no an
sWers IN the aiil NATIVE he IL directed
into room where no finds on a table
the various tickets and pencil with
which TO scratch of Objectionable
names No one In allowed III thls room
but thai single voter, He selecta hls
ticket unObseIYed aud, having folded II
comes Gu and deposits his ballot The
point l. right here: A man hHs inetllled
Into him certain pTil ciplea and II
left 10 himself would vote according TO
his CONVICTIONS. Grinting that u man
would aCcrpt briOp, no would, lfhllOW'
cd TO vote unObseTyed, vote according 10
his convictions, regardle4a Il lhe brlbe.
| compiled TO take hIa ticket from the
man wnOse money he has accepted ann
to vote with that man ut hls elbow, he
will vote ~ he was paid TO vote.
"ThOse French y0tpra who canf OF read
or write ara passed into ar0om set apart
for that purpose. There they are left
absolutely tree 10 decide winch ticket
they Will vote. Representatives OF each
party ara present with tickets, but they
are not allowed 10 force them upon the
voter or even to oilTth them to HIN. When
no has called for acertaln ticket II IL
given him, and he goes out OF the room
Into the polling place, no one hut those
In ths former room knowing which ticket
he took.
"This system would be more expensive
than our present election machlnery,
but II would purify the ballot to u vast
extent and be cheaper In the end for the
taxpayer and much lesa costly for the
candidate,"-[Plain Dealer, l7h,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-22
Vote of Carroll County for ooy.rnor,
Republican majority, 500,
Criminal Crumbs 1.

Vincent Hands, keeper Of the Toledo
House, charged with shooting with in
tent to kill, was alralgned for hearing
before Mayor Rex Tuesday evening
s Oh J. Borton, an inmate OF the Toledo
having skipped out, the case was CON
tiDuet.
Pat Qulgley was arrested by Constable
Rledpr this morning upon ntlliavit OF
William McDOugal charged with assault
with intent TO kill; the assault was
committed Tuesday night. Qulgley
plead not guilty before Justice Hudson,
and In default Of $500 tail was sent 10
jail to await o hearing.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-22

Over I've hundred subscrlp Iona for
season Tickets have already been taken
for the Peoples Lecture Course, but This
number ought TO DO Increased TO | 900 90
make the Course u complete eu cOss. DO
not wait TO be solicited In an enterprIse
OF thls kind, but go aud give II your
patronage unsolicited, Subscribers will
please bear IN mind that the tickets will
not DO brought 10 them by collectors,
but they are expected to cali aud secure
them for themselves NJ the Nova Xxx.
change or NJ Melllnger u Miller's Book.
store, Mira, LiyermOre will open the
Course Wednesday evening, 0jtober 49,
The subject OF her lecture will be an.
nouuced shortly.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-22

DAYTON. o., Oct. l0,--The official count
OF Montgomery county was flushed this
morning. Hoadly's majority " SOL, The
b ,lancA of tho State ticket varies eight
or ten votes. Samuel Il Kemp, Republi.
can Senator, has majority Of 80 Mont
gomery gave Robertson (Dem J 1853 ma.
jOrity, Preble gave Kemp 22i, Three
Democratic Representatives, Eldemiller,
Edwards sud Turner, are elected The
county Democratic ticket 10 elected.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-22

rem have been born to Peter Smith, viz
Petor aud AdOlph who died when young,
j In, Maria, Ellzihotn, Christian, Lena,
Fernando b aud u tie. All have left
the shelter of the pa ental roof
The l8,h Of October 1885 was a very
warm beautiful day; on The l7lh The
weather began to chal ge' growing cold
very rapidly, with q light snow, while
on the 18th heavy snow fell and re-
malned all winler TIL late In the
anrin0.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-22

ber 18Th at 4;22 p IN, Of Bright's disease
Prof. NOlhnagl5 Was Tor over thirty
lhrbe years teacher Of music NJ the OHIO
Institution lOr The Bllnl NJ C0lumuus,
FOr several year, plOr 10 1851 no puO'
llsned the ONO Staals BOlp, "a German
paper, III Canton, DuTlng OF before 1910
he organized aud taught he lir-t BRASS
band IN Canton or probably stnrE ,uu'
ty Deceased married IN Canton thu old
est daughter OF tue late Peter Kaufman
His wife SURVIVES him and several
grown up Oiisprlug, Mr, NOthuaglb's
bge was near seventy, He Was u gentle'
men Of culture and suaWly and highly
respected by all who had tho pleasure OF
his acquaintance. Peace TO his ashes.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-22

NEW LISBON, oct i7lh,-FrIday night
about 3 o'clock some burglars effected
an entrance into the pOstOtllce at New
Lisbon, broke open the safe, and took
about $76, No serious damsge was
done. No clue has yet been obtained as
10 the parties who committed this crime.
AT the time when the burglary took
place the night police were a square
from the pos!ofllce,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-22
A SERIOUS OFFENCE,


New Henderson In JHllona Charge Of At.
tempted Rape.
On Saturday Charles Borwith went
bilore Mayor Rex and awore out an NJ.
adayIt against Neville T, Henderson,
the c0lored barber, who has shop on
North Walnut street, few doors from
n lst ruscarawas street, charging the
latter with assault with intent 10 com
init rape on Title Bierwth his wife.
The as'anlt Ia alleged to have been com.
mitted Friday evening, In the rooms In
the Hahn building on East Tuscar'
awas street, where tho Blerwitho have
their residence, Mrs, Bierwith being
alone NJ the time, Henderson learned
that warrant for his arrest had been
Issued, and on Sunday morning no went
to the Mayors otllce In the City Hall and
surrendered himself He was arraigned
before tho Mayor on the above mentioned
charge this morning, and pleading not
guilty, hls hearing was set for seven
o'clock Wednesday evening. In default
OF $500 bail, no was committed to jail.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-22
Lnela County. Om,InI Vote.

TOLEDO. 0, October l0.-The on 'Ial
count OF the votes for Senators and Com
mon Pleas Judges. completed TO day Is
IN follow; Senator'S IL, g. Dodd, Dem.
ocrat. 2l5l2; H. Q, Groschner, Democrat,
81, IA; VIC, rlngle, Republican, 200lB;
W, W, Cooke, Il publican, 20 005; Judge
Wlckham, Republican, 10 330; Flnne.
frOck, Dem lcrat, 1856. There were =.
9OS Prohibition votes In the Senatorial
District, aud ,0jS In the Judicial Dis.
trlct.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-22

There aro vet som, In our midsl"
eays lhe New L1ndnu Commercial Jour.
nal, "ShO adhere to tho notion that
woman i4Oul OF y lct on the platform.
But II Mrs. LlyermOre Cnntlnu - to Walt
us, wear Of the opIulon that thia mum.
her will grow small The different
characters who visit us, whose opinions
ate entitled 10 s1me consideration,
mlinlOiu that this lady like NJ, Wash.
lngtOn, among tho cluster of white
m)unlhlna, IL niger than any NJ har ais.
trr1. II tan Nlroug pOlui II Il speaker 20
to G6le 10 spoAk 'ithOnt the aid of A
munuecflpL For a. hont aIda half,
with the Rrnteat ru4A. tlEui,y, and self
pOsseasiou, ths "Quouu NJ the platform"
Kept her audience I'D sill that one could
Almnt have heard u pln trOp," Mrs.
LiyrrmOrnwi | apppur IN thp ppoplp's
course In Canton, O'l 2Sh, Wednesday
evening,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-22

The Cleveland & Canton railroad will
run q special excursion train to Cleye.
land on Tuesday, October 9Th, on the
occasion OF the celebration IN that city
OF the 18th Anniversary OF tho Ancient
Order OF United Workmen Fare for the
round TIP $780, tickets good IN return
on oil regular trains OF the 9th and
sSth. Train leaves Canton at 7!l7 u, m 4,
standard time.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-22
Aok iowisdging Defeat.

CINCINNATI, ONO, October Is Hon
Charles l. kuntz, stalwart Republican
from the Athens district, tonight nd
mitted IN n telegram to Captain A. g,
Bushnell that tho Democratic Legislative
ticket In Hamilton county had won and
that tomorrow certificates would be
issued to them, Mai r Ben ButteIworth h
acknowledged the same.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-22

Marriage licenses have been issued as
follows: william II Aswalt and Gar.
rie l., BsviDgtou, Alliance; Martin 9nl
ling aud Mary Mullen, Pike ", William
n. Anderson and Olive D, Smith, Pike
tp; Thomas Reese and Jane Llewellyn,
Juatus,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-22

Iaaac True. tenant upon tho farm Of
DR., Q. T. Walker In Pike township, whom
tho latter had arrested recently upon q
peace proceeding, was arrOigned before
Juetice Yant Monday evening, He was
bound over TO Probate Court IN the sum
Of $500, for which amount he gave bond
for his appearance.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-22

Farmers should prepare lnclosed shed
or stable room 6s far m possible for all
stock, Besides tho comfort OF the dumb
animalp, II has been proven that they
live on less feed aud come out In much
bstter shape In tho shrlDg than those
kept shiyefing out In tho cold.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-22
obituary.

Rooa Sell, 1ye.year.old daughter OF
Mr.. Joseph Slll, died this mornlug al
the family re,ldence, one aud a half
m les southeast OF Canton. The funeral
Will take place Thursday afternoon AT
o'clock The services will be held In the
English Catholic Church of this city.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-22

The wives Ia Canton have n triumph
ahead OF them. Mira, Livtrmofe will
lecture Concerning Husbands" and
every woman In Caution who has a hue.
bal d, and those who expect TO have one,
will hear him described.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-22
Portage county's omclal Poll

RAvgNNA Oct. l0,-rho official report
OF the election In Portage county was
completed to-day, and upon the lending
candidates " as fOlIowe: Governor For.
aker, Republican, COS; Hoadly, Demo.
crat, g. 40; Leonard, prohibitloniat, 1887;
Northrop, Greenback, 80; Republican
plurality, i26.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-22

The French Mutual Aid Society gives
a grand ball NJ EmpIre Hall on Thurs.
day evening, This II q very worthy or.
ganIsitlon, ana deserves q generous
patronage,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-22

COLUMBUS, o., October II The story
published Ia the Columbus Dispatch anl
Cincinnati Commercial Giz ltte that
said tho Republic ms have u nv jority on
joint ballot IN utterly false. have said
nothing Of tho kind. GEO. HoADLY
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-22
woo ATER NOTES.
Killed by the Cars--.Fatnl shooting Aool-
.Sentsnord for Life,

Killed by the Cnra---Fatnl shooting Aool-
dent--.sontenord for Life,
WOOSTER, ONO, October ia Ger
man aDout 20 years OF age named
Loua KrofI, residing at Marshallvillr,
WAS killed by The cara NJ thu crossing on
the q "A q Q. railroad, three miles north
Of 0uyllle. lat night about II O'clock.
H. was on his way home from the Orr
vile fair, The two horses he was drly
iug were alaO killed, aud his wagon was
broken 10 plecea. He leaves u wife and
two children. H. IN stated that KrOCt
was accompanied by a little girl who
cannot be- found.
Tommy, nm ELEVEN year old son Of John
Hommer, OF Wayne township. was acct
dental ypl OF his afternoon while hunt
Ing with his slxleen'ysar old brother A
shOtgun's cdntents en- cred hls ght arm
aud head. several shot penetrating the
brain. His companion says Tommy was
on ahead H. heard the report, aud
found him on hls face blerdlng, lndlca'
tons are that the boys we're foOling with
tho gun, with the above result. He will
die
Tho motion for q new trial for Robert
Dowy, recently convicted OF murder In
thu second degree, was 0yerrued last
evening and DlWty was sentenced to the
PenitenilAry at hard labor for liGe
Dowty is about 30 year8 OF age aud a
wldower with one child, little girl He
In Wayne c0unty's llfat life prisoner
About year ago Djwty made an attack
upon John ShOup ut Shreye aud during
the melee the former shot and badly
wounded the latter, flom which no died
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-22

Jacob Harbaugh OF Nav Lisbon died
Tuesday morning NJ $3.50 o'clock at his
residence AZ that place. Mr.. Harbaugh
was one OF tho old settlers OF Colum6i
ana county, an honorable aud upright
man IN every sense Of tho word.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-22

For rates, free maps and information
concerning the west, call on or address,
II u, 6EETING, r RI up, Agt.,
II East ruscurawaa ~ l., Canton, o,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-22

Persons moving west should write or
call on H. IL. Goeting for maps and In
formation,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-22

Don't forget the grand ball TO be given
by the French Mutual Aid Society on 0c.
tober s2d at Empire Hall.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-22
Death Of Pro. II Y. Nothnapio.

The many friends Of Prof. H. Y Moth.
nagle will DO panied to learn that no
died at his home In Columbus on Octo.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-22

Mr. ylckers, Of Geeling ~ Vickers, Ia
In New York buying dry goods. Lo k
out for bargains.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-22

Mr.. Vickers repor he 10 buying dry
goods cheaper than ever.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-22

Extra bargains In 0annels, blankets
underwear and yarns ut Geeting n Vick
ers'.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-22

New dress goods extra cheap at aeet
ing II Vickers'.