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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-02-19

GENERAL WoLsELEY now seems deter
mined to press on with vlgor. This may
redeem the fall OF Khartoum provided
victory crowns the British arms. He
has already left KorLi with nearly the
whole Of the reserve for Gubat. whence,
having reincorp ,rated Stewards detach'
ment with the main force, no will tenn
porarily fall back on Berber, perhaps
hating to dlslOdge the rebels from
Metemneh. At Berber the late General
Earle's command will join him, and
there the reunited army will await re-
Inducements which, az General Wolse'
Icy very properly insists, should reach
him within a month from the present
time, Equally encouraging and credit
able TO his reawakened spirit Is the
nrmuess, with which he thrusts aside
the judgment of the Cairene council OF
war that an advance against Khartoum
should be deferred until the autumn,
Much will be forgiven to Wolseley II he
carries out his purpose Of retaking
Khartoum within ninety days. He who
failed to rescue Gordon may yet earn
the honor Of ayenging him.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-02-19

The Republicans are IN the majority
In the United States Senate, aud realize
that they must take responsibility.
They are much troubled over tho bills
FORGETTING upearned land grants. They
%caucueed on the subject n few days ago,
and agreed TO contid,r Senator Van
wyck's bill 10 tax railroad lands aud the
bill forfeiling the unearned 100000
acres in the Texes Pacific grant Az
this point Senator Wilson Of Iowa, inter.
posed with tho statement that III was
Of very great Importance that there
sho aid DO o vote upon tho bill TO forfeit
the n~uearned grant 10 the Sioux lity
aud ~, Paul halfway aud that u fail
ure 10 protect Tho people against tho
land.grabbing thieves would DO very
likely TO loee both Iowa and Nebraska 10
tho Republican party. The discussion
on this wholesome truth was very bitter
aud tho caucus broke up without coming
10 nm agreement. These unenrned grants
are lands which have boon located for
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-02-19

As the official life Of the Republican
party draws TO close the need Of re-
form In oil the departments at, Wash.
ington Ia cropping out, A correspond.
ent writes that In one room OF the Treas.
ury Department there are forty female
clerks, and the forty persons do the
work Of less than ten industrious clerks.
"Moro women are employed In this do.
partment," he adds than In any other,
and 80 notorious Is the immortality Of
some OF the employees that the depart.
ment Ia often referred 10 In such lang.
uage az you would not permit 10 appear
IN your columne."
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-02-19
RIVERS AND uARBoRs.

The F%orty.second Congress appropri.
ated $ls, oi0, 900 for the improvement Of
our rivers and harbors; the Forty third
Oil, 1910, 900; tho Forty.fourth S5,0ib, 900;
tho Forty.Afth $i7,soo,o0o the Forty.
sixth go. 427,0c0j the gorty-soventh 49,.
0sS. 900, and II IL proposed that the For.
ty-eighth shall pass an appropriation
amounting to the enormous sum Of $685.
$3.50, 900. In 1852 President Arthur vetoed
tho shameful measure; and tho election
that fall was a terrible waning TO
members OF Congress who were con.
%splcuous as jobbers In tho River and
narbor steal, for the bill was passed
over tho Presidents veto. II Ia not
likely the present House will pass the
monster bill.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-02-19

SENAToR Garland says President
Cleveland will not search The political
graveyard for cabinet material. "Mr.
Cleyoland'e idea,' says the Senator. IL
not tho rehabilitation OF the old Demo
cratic party-a sort Of furnishing up Of
tho old machinery for new uses. On tho
contrary. Mr.. Cleveland proposes 10 or.
ganize q now %party-not n Democratic
party ncr a Republican party, but q
party founded on Democratic principles,
AZ %enunciated by The convention Of 1884,
In their letter and spirit, and not accord.
Ing 10 the obsolete doctrines Of the past,
and he asks tho cooperation Of oil good
citizens, North or South, East or west,
In placing the nation on n higher plane
OF politics and public duty.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-02-19

Xxx SENATOR THURMAN In New York
told u reporter that he knew nothing
about President'elect Cleyeland's Cab
met intentions, and no had neither seen
him In his own behalf nor allowed any
body else TO SEQ him. "Mr. Cleveland"
said the distinguished OK Senator,
fought to DO left to make up his cabinet
TO suit himself, Positions In the cabinet
are not positions to DO sought after. A
man who seeks q cabinet position or
who has others seek II for him, Is not
the material Of which o cabinet should
be made"
This ia sound sense, anyhow.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-02-19

BORING u square hole has always been
considered impossible, but the Cleveland
Herald sols II Ia acconp lshed, aud tho
auger Ia IN the shops Of tho Cleveland
Machine Company, This auger boIos q
two inch square hole, tho Size used Ia
ordinary frame buildings aud barne, but
they can DO made on the Same principle
10 bore square holes Of any eige. Its DIP
pllcation Ia ordinary and Works on tho
same principle ~ round hole nugere.
It's end, inetead Of having u screw or
bit, has a cam motion which oscillates n
cutter mounted on q steel rocking knife
which cuts on both sides. In order to
prevent the cpliutering Of wood the ends
OF tho cutter aro provided with small
scmi. circular chapel saws. which help
In cutting out perfectly square corners.
II IL estimated that this new process
will save the labor Of three men who
work with chlsols, ~ ono man eau con.
veniently cut n two.inch mortice In the
Same length OF time no eau bore q round
hOle.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-02-19
THURMAN ron THE CABINET.


The New York World these days up.
pears 10 DO In earnest In trying TO secure
a Cabinet appointment for Ex-senator
Allen G. Thurman. II urges his up.
%pointment not as u representative Of
Ohio, but as q representative OF the
Democracy OF the whole country. The
World says:
"Allen @. Thurman Ia ono Of the
chiefs who made D'mo rattle Veto y
possible last November. lilo did not or.
ganige States, plan campaign move.
menta or even make many speeches, But
the knowledge OF HIS worth, the clean
ness Of his record, tho falthfulness OF
his long service made his name respect.
ed all over the Union, The general
declaration by the party press and tho
party orators, that In case OF Mr.. Cleye.
land's election no would DO surrounded
by such councillors ~ Thurman, Bay.
ard and Randall, did much To secure
Democratic confidence and success. Mr..
Thurman. we believe, will not DO over.
looked. Justice M we'll az good judg.
ment; principle as we'll ~ expediency;
precedent M we'll ~ party policy. aug
gest that II no does not 70 into the Cab.
iuet II shall DO only because no himself
Ia unwilling or unable, NJ his age, TO
accept the cares OF Office.
Governor Cleveland Ia 0 Just man He
will, we are confident, do full justice TO
Allen @. Thurman, who has the admir-
ton OF the whole Democracy and tho
respect OF all honest men"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-02-19
THE LOWELL nAswnuproy BILL.

Congressman Collins, who has the
measure In charge, states In an inter.
view that the Lowell Bankruptcy bill
has enough friends TO secure lte passage
by the House, and that II will DO called
mp and passed during the last week Of
the session. The present condition OF
business oil over the country shows That
a bankrupt law must sooner or later DO
passed Until we have one, large nun.
bpre OF commercial firms and copora.
tions will remain In II wretched and
stranded condition, totally unable TO got
Hll,at pgain. The chief use OF Tho
pending act Will be 10 brl ng this state OF
things TO IN end. rbe I'LL maAts n
good many important improvements
upon the old law.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-02-19

TnE mission Of the true teacher Ia one
Of the highest Importance. He should
not only instruct with fidelity. but be u
model In oil respects. What sort OF
teacher Is he who INDUCES 10 foolish or
vicious habits and practicosp Ia such n
one the proper model to set before the
youth Of our landp Nay, verify. Let
every teacher aim 10 DO on example In
oil proper respects.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-02-19
TO END The SUSPENSE.
Cleveland WIN Announce His Cabinet Thin
week--The Latest Slate.

Cleveland WIN Announce Ills Cabinet This
week-The Latest slate
New YoRK. Feb. 17.-.lt comes from Al
bany on good authority that Mr.. Cleveland
has made up his mind to offer Mr., Manning
tho Se%cretaryshIp Of the Treasury, and that
there Is no doubt that he will accept
the position. The latest Cabinet
makeup Is as follows Secretary
OF State, Thomas II, Bayard, OF Dell
aware; Secretary OF Treasury, Daniel Man
ming, Of New York; Secretary Of Interior.
Allen q. Thurman, Of Ohio; Postmaster
General, J., q. g.. Lamar, OF Mississippi;
Attorney General, A.. IL. Garland, OF Ar.
kansas; Secretary Of War, William y. VI
las, OF Wisconsin; Secretary OF the Navy,
Joseph E. Mcdonald, OF Indiana. II tho fac
ton fight IN Ohio should howl out Thurman
for the Interior Mcdonald may come TO tho
front for that portfolio, and an EmteIn
man placed In tho Navy Department II
Lamar and Garland get In the Cabinet 10
will set aside Senator Jonas OF Louisiana
The SUMS Albany special says President
elect Cleveland Informed his friends yes
terday that he intended TO announce Ms
Cabinet before the end Of the present week.
lie has also his inaugural message well
under way. Both Cabinet and message
will DO finished before he leaves for wash
ingtOn,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-02-19

TnE Repository abuses Senator Lewis
for voting In The State Senate against
tho Mooney Piece Price penitentiary
bill, but has nothing TO say against tho
Republican Senators who voted against.
The bill as passed only provided for on.
gaging the labor OF the convlcts for one
year, and this was m objection, II ls
likely 10 DO amended 30 as to provide for
Ave years nj piece rates.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-02-19

UNITED States Senators who are In
terested In railways are opposed 10
the return TO the Government Of land
grants which have never been earned
have thus far prevented action upon the
Texas Pacific Land Grant Forfeiture
bill, On Friday this measure, which Ia
In the Interests Of the people and should
be passed, though a special order, was
set aside by the Anti.Forelgn Contract
Labor bill. But on Saturday Instead Of
pursuing the consideration Of this bill
to a finish, Senator Blair, who had II In
charge, easily gave way TO the Indian
Appropriation bill, which occupied
nearly the entire day, thus pushing the
Texas Pacific bill still further along
into those busy days when Its consider.
alton will DO impossible.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-02-19

NEITHER parents, boss nor pulpit,
have been able to check the roller skate
cyclone which at present sweeps the
country. Cities and country towns are
filled with Kinks, doing q profitable
business, attended by all ages, OF all
religions, Like the measles and mumpa,
II will have to run its course, and for
which there seems TO DO no specific.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-02-19

Mn, STRIVE ELKISs Ia again talking.
lilo 10 confident James @. Blaine will
have q walk-oyer for tho Republican
Presidential nomination In 1883, Ho
even goes 80 far as 10 say that no does
not believe that any Of the prominent
Republicans will antagonize Mr.. BlalneI
Well, wo shall SEQ what wo phall 500.
Talk 10 mighty cheap. Lot John A.
Logan or John Sherman DO interviewed.
Their opinions would have more weight
than that OF Stove Elkine.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-02-19

ALMOST unanimously do the states
men who visited Mr.. Cleveland In New
York report the new President IL n man
OF large intelligence and strong com
mon sense" Those reports are based
entirely upon Mr.. Cleveland's ability 10
listen In the course Of his adminlstra.
tion IL 10 possible other qualities may
DO developed.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-02-19

THE stand taken by Mr.. Thurman as q
possible member Of Mr.. Cleyeland's
cabinet ia q digniaed and patriotic one,
and cannot fail to win him the respect
OF the President.elect and Of the people
at large. The cabinet makers who have
omitted the name OF Mr., Thurman from
their states may yet find that they have
guessed amiss.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-02-19

THE United States OF Colombia ia In
the midst OF q 0 d.hot revolution In
which the rebels have apparently gotten
the upper hand with n fair prospect Of
keeping II. The jauntlng South Amerl.
can Commission sent out by President
Arthur, having viewed the situation
from aiar, have decided that Colombia
10 not, just now, q good place In which
10 pursue their Investigations.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-02-19

next week, and the State election occurs
In April. II the Democratsand National
party fuse, as they have done for several
years past, there Ia a strong probability
of their carrying the State. Twice the
fasionlsts have won, and last fall they
were defeated by less than 5000 votes,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-02-19

The Ohio State @. A. II, Encampment
will DO held at Cleveland In April next
year. The National Encampmont will DO
hold nj Portland, Maine, this summer.
The Ohio delegates from this section
are Gen A. Wiley, Of Wooster, Hon. VIM.
Mckinley, Of Cantonj Capt. VIM, Big
ham, Of Seville.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-02-19

THANKS 10 some friend for q pamphlet
Catalogue OF the 01lcers and Students
Of Capitol University" Columbus, Ohio.
II Is from the press Of the Lutheran book
concern. Their new and fine college
edi0ce is east Of the city and IN the i'm.
mediate vicinity iea c%ommodious board
Ing hall. Rev. II. schmid IL Secretary
and Professor OF History.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-02-19

GENERAL GEORGE WASHINGTON slept
nj Jeremiah Coylngton's tavern In Wal.
lingford, Connecticut, on the night OF
October 18th, 1850. and left In the room
no occupied a key, which has since been
preserved In tho town as q cherished
relic. The key Ia now In the possession
Of Colonel Dwight Hall, Of Wallingford
who has decided 10 have " oyerlaid with
silver and framed. and sent 10 President
elect Cleveland. The gift 10 W DO accom-.
panied by q letter, telling tho history Of
Tho relic,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-02-19

PROFESSOR Ely, OF Johns Hopkins
University, Is quoted as saying, In refer.
ence TO the recent dynamite crimes; ~
believe we are just beginning to enter
on a terrible era In the worlds history
an era Of internal and domestic war.
fare such as has never been seen, and
the end OF which only the Almighty can
foretell," Professor Ely should take the
dynamite department Of q sensational
nanar.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-02-19

No person has charged the Canton
DEMOCRAT with taking n body from the
Innrmary burial grounds, therefore Its
wailing and crashing OF teeth are
scarcely TO be- explained on that n.y.
pOthesis,- depository.
There 10 no accounting for what you
will do, and II would not surprise US In
the least to have old Know Nothing
Charge the DEMOCRAT with purloinlng
that imaginary body from the InGrm.
airy, Lying knaves are mean enough to
do almost anything that's bad.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-02-19
is sound sense, anyhow.

BECKY JoNEs still maintains her 70.
putatIon as the only living woman who,
having q tongue, Ia able to hold II. She
still occupies the cell In Ludlow Street
Jail, New York, to which she was COM
mitted for contempt because she refused
10 testify In the Hammersley will case.
The woman must BIO claesed asa wonder
and will DO q great prize for the lrst
dime museum manager who engages
Has
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-02-19

CONGRESSMAN RANDALL 10 confident
that all tho appropriation bills will be
passed before the ath Of March and there
will DO no extra session Of Congress.
And thus are more Republican fond
hopes destined 10 DO blasted.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-02-19
AppoIntod surremh tudre.

srmrSoFIELp, ILL.,, Feb. i1c=-D. @. Tun-
n%lclIre, Of Mocomb, was yesterday up
poln,ed by Governor ogloSby TO the posi-
ton on the Supreme Bench made vacant by
the death OF tho late Judge Walker. Nj
Tunnlcllire lisa Republican In politics, but
Is u mon Of moderate Views. He Is Of high
standing as A LAWYER,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-02-19

aiding certain railways, and the COM
panies have failed TO build the roads
proposed or have bought out lines al.
ready constructed by another company.
The entire amount Of land 50 held 10 said
TO be about 40, 900, 900 acres.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-02-19
Poles mold a National C~onyent,on.

La CROSSE, Wis, Feb. 1.-THE Polish
National Convention met here yesterday.
Delegates were much delayed by the block
ade. The day was spent In tho revision Of
the constitution. The project OF removing
the seat Of central government from Chi
cago to Philadelphia, or some other point
will DO considered to'day. Tho m~aln'objoci
OF the society Is the maintenance OF hotels
at seaport towns, where Polish emlgrants
may DO cared for cheaply on their arrival In
this cnuniry ~
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-02-19

THAcKERAY's servant girl declared
that "the higher you held your skirts
and the lower the neck Of your dress
was cut the more you were thought Of
In society" According to that standard
fashionable American women must en-
10y great popularity by this time.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-02-19

THE two houses Of Congress met yes
terday In joint session to count and de-
clare the electoral vote for President
and Vice President, The resolution un'
der which these proceedings were con.
Quoted are 90 follows:
That the two hou' es OF Congress shall
assemble In the Hall OF the House OF
Representatives on the 18th OF Febru
AIRY, 1885, NJ IL o'clock. noon, pursuant
10 the requirements OF tho Constitution
and laws relating TO the election OF
President and Vice President Of the
United States, and the President OF tho
Senate shall DO presiding officer; that
two persons shall be appointed tellera
on the part OF the Senate aud two on
the part OF the Honseot representatives,
10 make a list OF the votes ~ they shall
be declared; that the result shall DO de-
llvered 10 the President Of the Senate,
who shall announce the state OF the
vote aud the 20 sone elected 10 the two
houses assembled aforesaid, which shall
be deemed n declaration OF the persons
elected President and Vice President OF
the United statea, aud, together with u
list OF the votes, he entered on the Jour
nails OF the two houses.
Senators HoNr and pendleton are the
tellers on the rart Of the Senate, and
Springer and Keller on the part OF the
House. And 20 ends, with this declara.
tlon, the Presidential battle OF 1884,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-02-19

III Michigan tho National party will
DO early IN the field with its candidates
for Justice Of the Supreme Court Of tho
State and regent Of tho University.
Their State Convention will DO hold
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-02-19

THE executive committee Of the Amer
lean Iron and Steel Association takes q
hopeful view of business, In an address
TO the manufacturers. thinks that the
depression Is nearing Its end, and
counsels confidence In the incoming
administration.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-02-19

"0F all people In the world fools have
tho least sense and knayes the least
honesty DEMOCRAT.
Who told youP- Repository.
Tho slush-laden columns OF the Rep
expmpllHes the truth Of the remark day
after day. That 10 where we get our In
formation from, II you must know, old
apple butter.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-02-19
How a Verdict Was Reached.

CHICAGO, Feb. 17,-Judge Prendergast
having learned that q verdict for 500 dam
ages against q landlord wa reached by q
Jury by the foreman nipplng q penny,
promptly granted q new trial.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-02-19

sxNAroR Pendleton denies the state
ment that he wrote TO Mr.. Cleveland In
favor OF giving Thurman a place In the
Cabinet, OF course Mr.. Pendleton did
not intrude himself upon the President
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-02-19
MARKET REPORTS.
Grain and Provisions.

NniCAuO, Ntp, ~.
FLoun-Qulet. Winter, N,0lsl,fbi Spring,
8,OOdB,16 low grndes, fl7bD2,60j pntonte,
tia1hM6,26i Rye Flour, HGOabl.oo,
W~nkAT-Firlnur. No. 2 Spring, 7sHCDYpo;
No, y Rcd, seoj No, 0 Rcd TOGDtloi No, d
spring March, 7sNGD1Sko, May, gK@aNo.
CoHN-ln moderate demand aud prices
higher. No, 2 quotablo VI 0SWgeAo for cash,
~ sQB1A.for February, NAMaSAo for March,
and i0Adilk for May, Other grAdca quiet,
OATs-Markot rather quiet but prices steady.
No, y quotablo NJ 27bQsiAo for cash and fob-
ruarYi Nttts7Ao for March, ana WA19lo
for Mnyi No, 3qulot,
Nrp-Flrm, aud yesterdays prloea bid, No.
3 cash, Whoi February, 6aHo, March, NJ0J
April, elHo, May, U1Hoi samples, OOdp0b,
BAithnY-Choloo grUdQa In demand, and
common also ealnblo, but medium grades
dull, smoa by sample range NJ 10000 for
common 10 very choice,
MISS PonW-fnlN active aud priooa highsI.
Quotations ranged NJ 9l30blDlJ.l 10 for oaah.
February and March, and tl0gD008Th for
May,
LARp-Prloos higher, Quotations ranged AZ
N0tD1l0 for onsh, February and March, N
G,gOD7g6 for May.
DuTrEn--Dull Creamery. good 10 eholoa.
HlD2e0, dairy, oholco 10 fancy, lHb3to,
CnEIAE-Vcry quiet Full Cream Cheddar.
10nWilhoj Skinned Choddar, p60o,
EoGN-Sulos wore made NJ SeQD2pc for ptrtotiy
frosb lots,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-02-19
Live sto,L.

g. g. CHICAGO, Fob. ",
and unchanged, Quotations aroi Natlye ship
plug htoera, NL2tAb.2b for poor 10 fair, aud
hl.toq. w 20 Ifor. rood 70 primo, Gown, 81. 2bdk
AIbi Bulls, tsbO0t9mi Butohors' Steers, 800
Ho0s-Mnrkot active and firm, nnd prlcos
were advanced bGlOc ON heavy lots aud 10 on
nEht nnd. common qualities, Hnlos ranged
NJ NtOabpD for light, A,tbpi,a0 for rough
pasalnE and NlWaOd@ Dor heavy packing
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-02-19

Thu agony will soon be over as TO the
Cabinet. 1t will DO a comfort any way
when the thing Ia settled.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-02-19

Ftoun-Qulot, but steadily held,
W~uEAT-Oponod u shade loves, but afier-
No. iicSS SiaTcG' 'OSSSgi, Isai. SsSmsSs
May, wA@0lhoj Jane, etaldbs6kc.
..CQnN-AWAo hlHhor. WfSed Western epoA
b0tb1Ho, Futures, tgNnb6kQ,
c~..s-Dpttor, Western, bniuc.
pnoViafONa=nocf Quiot and unnhanoNA.
Now Extra, sii, 0ODll.b0. Fork Arm, Nov
Mess, tilgb, Lard .Qponod weak, but became
firinor, Steam, SLIM
B%uTrrn-llrm, Western, 10000,
CnErar-I1rm nc i(1i0o, ~
Eaug-Ilrm. Western, go. AZ
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-02-19
The Democrat.

STAND all apart and Give the Rip
Roaring Ranter Of the Rep. Room 70
Naval
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-02-19

FLouR-Dull Michigan Winter WHEAT
@7bdDtWj roller process, u oe9i,6O, ~paiants,
bnODhgb; Minnesota pAtents, N.Ttftd,Oa.
WnEAT-Dul, but nrnl No. / White cash,
GHoi, March, @hoi April, Vel Nay, !sfkoi
May, pOHo,
COnN-No. 3 cash, ieAo, #
oATs-No, . White, OOho, No. T. no.