davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08

Tuesday afternoon John Q. Mong,
Esq ~ attorney filed o deed Of assign
ment In Probate Cnurt for John human,
the well known dry goods dealer at MI.
nerya, In which Mr.. William j. Mong,
OF Minerva, was named ~ assignee. The
assets are about $500 and the estimated
liabilities between 1880 and S6 600
Mr. Numan has been In business In MI
nerya for about ten years, and his fall
ure IL an unfortunate one aud Will DO
learned with regret by oil who know
him. He has been industrious and at.
tentlye to business but II appears was
not successful. Not long since Mr., Nu-
man was obliged to sell his residence In
order TO meet some Of his liabilities, The
estate will pay between thirty and forty
per cent. on the dollar,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08
John Webb and "Oid Nick. "

In the sketch Of the life and career OF
John Webb, Repub lean candidate for
Sheriff. the Repository fails 10 tell It's
readers what Webb knows about the
midnight abduction Of and rope per.
fOrmance with "0ld Nick,"a poor and
frIendless but honest German who some
years ago was suspected OF muId der
that was never committed taken from
his bed TO awOods sOme distance from the
city aud an effort made by rope pres.
ure" to extOrt from him confession Of
the afores i'd ncyar committed crime,
Poor MEX died shortly afterward, Pech.
or the man who was supposed to have
been murdered turned up and the
wrong "0ld Mex" suffered was left to
time to arrange. Verify the time has
come.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08
TRANSFERS or nnAL.nsrArE.

For the Week rndlng oct, ., 1888 Report
cd by II, II, Trump, Abstrnolcr Of Titles,
Andrew POntius to.Peter II, Diyaux,
lot $50 Ia PJnIiu5s addition Louisville,
ti32
Isaac N. Webb to Walter ". Webb, lot
li6 In NeOh's addition Alliance, t5O0I
Eliza.Shorh TO Lewis Anlouy, lot BIB
In Canton, 1926
David II Rowland 10 Edward Vose, Il
acre In Canton tp., 5000
Ell KlOpfenstine TO j, NJ. DO itrophe,
lots 3i5 q 3i6 | Louisville, $3.50.
JIM. D04rOphe to Law lsFate, lots 3i5
81 3i6 IN Louisville, $3.50.
rhe o Young Coal Co.,, to Rosetta
Snyder, tract In Sugarcreek tp,, 800,
WT. Eatinger to Chas. E Valley, lota
Nos 10 a. II In ". Louisville, $3.50,
Samuel Schwab TO Adam Brady lots No
II u l8 In McDonaldsvllle, ". 1850,
Solomon Kaufman's heir TO VIM. Cog
ley, part lots 1920 Il 1880 In Canton
SEQ
Daniel Wise to Nicholas Haberly, llSs
acres In Bethlehem tp, &2,l00.
Jacob Scuffell TO John o, N0Y, part OF
lots 0I " 92 In 0snaburgh, Sl,l00
James Bayiss to Samuel SLoner, 10
acres In Tuscarawas tp, 1895,
Matilda Richard to Louisa j, France,
60 acres In Marlboro tp,, $500.
John II, Davis 10 Magdalana Wettach,
lot No 30 In Unlontown, $3.50.
John ID. Stallman 10 Charles Shearer
a acre In Canton tp,, $500,
Dougherty & Alexander to Frank Nc
Kinney, part OF lot 209 In Canton II 400
Mary Lynch to Edward q Scnayur
part Of lot 1900 In Canton, 800,
John Greenwalt to Minerva Honsel,
lot No. 3 In Greentown, $3.50,
VIM, II, Il, Myers TO John Bosch, LOT
No. 1916 In Canton, $500
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08
Romance OF tho Nineteenth Century,

Medical science has made great ad.
yances Of late, and many OF its discover
ies have been largely instrumental In
relieving pain Cocain, the new anaes'
thetic, has done wonders In this respect
and is now used whenever delicate op'
eratlons are performed Red Star Cough
Cure may also be classed among these
discoveries. II contains neither NOR
phIa nor opium, aud yet Its effects are
marvellous, and II IL now In use In hos.
pitals and curative institutions.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08

Ia the title OF q new fairly printed
monthly folio, issued at Massillon and
II erary In character, price sixty cents
per annum, IL is conducted by W. NJ,
Newsletter, Robert p, Skinner and ed.
ward A. peacock. This number Ia large
ly taken up with contributions from
ablJ pene aud on interesting subj jccts,
On tho ilrst page Il, II, Folger, Esq, oc.
cupies the space with Northwestern
Territory" and "The State Of Ohio"
which 10 ITO be continued" These
topics are always interesting, Hon, l.
d. ThomaD, Of the Civil Service Commls.
sion, has an article on Civil Service"
an interesting subject and ably treated,
DR.. Law SlusIer, OF Canton, has IN arti-
Gle Oh "The Cholera ~ II First Prevailed
In Stark County" @, II Grant, Of Akron,
has an article on "The Decline OF Patrl'
otism." Mr., l., Q Jelfries has q short
article entitled "lhe Want" o. course
there Ia some editorial and miscellane-
Gus articles and variety, ard on the lrat
page Ia q portrait OF james Duncan, the
founder OF MassillOn. We welcome the
0hioan.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08

the procession had reached the grove
near town II was dispersed by q terrific
rain storm, which delayed the program
until the people assembled In the hall.
They we're treated TO AN abba address by
Captain | UhlmlD, of MassillOn. In the
evening the usual camp fire exercises
were conducted In the presence OF a
gOOdlY crowd.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08
Political slrawa.

AT the Barnett House Monday after.
noon, a well known Democrat Of the
northern part OF the county bet u well
known Republican 300 TO S75 that
HOadly would DO elected, Another Dem.
ocrat bet Republican u ailk ha' that
Hoadly would have ten thousand major.
ity
These bets are good political straws,
and show how weak knetd the Republl.
cans feel when they ask odds In u state
which they carried last fail by over 80.
600 plurality for Blaine.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08
DEMOCRATIC ENTHUsIAsM
housing Meetings NJ Massilion, Alliano
and OTrvllle.

housing Meetings ~ massiiion, Alliance
and Orryille.
MAssILLoN, 0, Oct. 6,-The grandest
and most enthusiastic nesting held by
either party here during the campaign
WAS that which greeted General Sam II.
Cary In the Opera House tonight. He
spoke for two hours and delivered a
masterly arralgDment OF the sh0Ttc0m
ings OF the Republican party, and demon
stTatei In logical argument why II was
10 the interest OF the lab0rlDg clasees 10
unite with the Democracy, General
Cary Ia a great favoIite In Maasillon,
having spoken here In number OF o. m
palgns and no did not lose any OF his ad'
mlfeTs but rather increased the number,
and al,0 did the cause he esp0uses great
good by his eloquent and nnansW erable
presentation Of pending Issues,
CARY AND M'BRlDR,
ALLIANCE, O., October 6,-The largest
political meeting OF this campaign held
here by either party was held by the
Democrats In the opera house last night,
Hon, John Mcbride and General s. n,
Cary were the speakers and the audience
utuluHhtlhl0u lnbli uppibNhi W 'Au'
quent and enthusiastic applause, II Is
conceded by Republicans that Cary'a
speech was the most eloquent and l0gi
cal ever delivered In Alliance, The
meeting brought many recruits TO De-
m0cracy.
ENTHUSIASM AT oRRVILLR,
0RRvILLE, o., October 6,-The Demo.
Gratis held d meeting In the town hall
evening, Hon. Arthur j, Eddy, OF Michi-
gan, entertained the audience for about
TWO hours on the political Issues OF the
day The hearers were enthusiastic and
demOnstratiye.
BIG DEMOCRATIC MEETING.
Hon. Charles N, Lamison, OF Lima,
the able Ex-Congres' man, Ia announced
TO address the people Of Canton az the
Opera House next Saturday evening"
October 10th. This gentleman, who 10
we'll known In this city, 10 one OF the
most eloquent and f0rcible
speakers In Ohio and he
will undoubtedly draw an Immense au
dlence, to hear what will surely prove 10
be, a mastery address.
II his engagements will allow OF II,
william A, Lynch, ESQ, will also speak
at the same meeting, which will be q
great one.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08
co,,l.lon ON tho Valley Road.

An accident occurred on the Valley
Railroad between Independence and
Tinkers creek early Saturday morning.
Freight train No, 10, which leaves
Cleveland at dA5 u, M. met freight M
l2 from Akron on single track with
the usual result. Both engines were
badly wrecked and Fred Rluscher, one
Of the fremen, was badly hurt, being
cut around tho head and shoulders. He
was taken to Cleveland, where he lives,
Tho accident was due TO q mlsunder.
etandng Of orders, Little Injury re-
suited TO tho trains other than the
wrecking Of the engines.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08

Menuez Va tho Singer Manufacturing Go.
As this case has caused some talk
among the patrons OF the several sew lug
machine companies here, II seems right
that the facts In the case should be
known. II seems that In April last Mr..
Menuez leased from the Singer Manu-.
featuring Co, one Of their llne cabinet
sewing machines aud signed written
contract therefor.
The machine proved entirely eatefac'
tory, butan agent for another and In
ferior lfhchine (Which company has
since made an aoslpnmenD called upon
MIR. Meuuez and off red him u machine
at q less price, In consequence. OF which
offer Mr.. Msnuez refused TO fnlall the
contract, and the Singer Manufacturing
Co we're compelled TO repossess their ma
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08

chine. subseQ lently Mr.. Menuez sued
tha Singer Manufacturing Go. before
Esquire Hudson and o jury, and obtained
q verdict for $40 and costs, which yer'
diet Esquire Hudson set aside. On yes
tefday the case was again tried, and as
the facts In the case were fully stated
the Jury aoOn returned verdict for The
Singer Manufacturing Co.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08

The Wayne county bar held u banquet
NJ tho Archer House NJ Wooster, Sunday
night TO celebrate the ltlleth anniyeri
my Of the admission Of Eugene Pardee
&5Q, to the practice Of law, Seventy.
Ave persons enjoyed the occasion, which
was en'iyened by orchestral music and
speeches, Hon, John McSweOnoy pre-.
sided
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08

To reduce stock will sell the following
buggles at cost: 5 Columbus buPgles,
4 Chicago buggies;2 9 Youngstown bug
gies; Troy Jump seat buggy ; 3 second
hand Werts buggles; Chicago carts
Buck wagons, sc. Also our own make
of work az reduced prices. Call on us
before buying, we can save you money
DANIEL PAAR u Son,
Successors to Werts n 70.
East TN st., Canton o,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08

The coal miners of the Upper Valley
held delegate meeting at Rlce's Hotel
last Tuesday. We were unable 10 learn
the proceedings an none were admitted
but mlners,. ..,.H, G. Kuopf, our popular
druggist, left last Saturday for hls home
In Cleveland, Mrs. NJ. A. Bowman has
returned from her visit In Medina
county,...Mr Wm. Ernsberger has va.
Gated the house In the rear OF j. G.
Clark's dry goods store, and moved his
family into hls residence Just east OF
town, :. Postmaster DOnnenwirlh mato
q llVing trip TO Akron last Monday, and
came home with hia face all aglOw. He
must have struck II TichlM Mr. Henry
Smith, OF the southern part OF Michigan,
Il visiting friends In tOwn,.. Grand
Democratic mass meeting In lsylllage
next Saturday evening, TO he addressed
by Hon. j. j, sullivan, II, b Eshelman
aud Wm, b, Taneyhill.unGsOrge Ecke
aud wife spent Sunday with friends In
town ana returned home 10 Akron Mon.
day,urnJOhn Clark has added improve
ments 10 hia livery barn In the way OF
raising II aud building stable In tho
baaementun,A A drove OF 30 Texas ponies
passed through town last Tuesday on
their way TO the Ohio river. W.
Rhoads has rented u stall In the Akron
market house, aud will keep all kinds OF
vegetables, &c,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08
PARIS POINTS.
Batch OF News Raked Together by Our
Regular Correspondents


Batch OF News Raked Together by Our
Regular Correspondents
Mra jos Maser was Visiting friends
and relatives In Canton last week. ....
Mra, Monroe Martin has returned from a
visit 10 her mother, who resides In Mis-,
aOurl &. &. Frank SpOnaeller In home on q
weeks visit. He Ia working In Mahon
Ing county %. ed b lker, OF Columblana
Ia visiting friends In town., Theo
Zsigler lost hls beat horse last week. II
was found dead In the field, -, Five
families are moving TO town, the men
having been employed by ID, Llvelsber
ger to dig coal ,.., Mrs. A, O. Hiner, OF
Canton. is Visiting her mother, Mira, Il
teJ, " this place. ...I alt daughter D
Mf. and Mr.. AloLD Bowers died ou
8 .turday, and was buried on Sunday,
Lillian Simmer, eleven year old daugh.
tor OF Mr.. and Mrs Frank Simmer, who
has been very sick for the past
week Of fever, is improving
The smiling cOuptenances OF our three
Commissioners were seen In town last
S tufday TO sell three Jobs OF grading,
j ", Oyer aud Fred Maser got the Morris
Hill, and 4. Il. Hewitt the Myers aud
Geib Hilla,. z. Martin left on M0n
day for New York cIiy....C. II Smith,
our popular dry goods merchant, Ia In
the east laying In his winter stock Of
goods. O.. Rev. W. A. Clark has been ap-
pointed by the Conference TO supply the
N. II, Churches at this place and N w.
Franklin . The Misses Gross are On.
tertaining some OF their lady friends OF
Alliance. 9. John Sier and wife are via.
itpg friends In Trumbull county,.
J0lu Skelley was presented with q
bouncing daughter on Thursday last....
Mr.. Fred. SpOnseller and wife started
for Michigan Tuesday morning, TO visit
their son George, who has been resi-.
dent Of that State for the past two years.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08

Grand excursion for Kansas, Nebraska
and tho west on October lith. For
tickets, rates, free maps and informa.
tion call on or address,
II II, GEETlNG, r, Il, l., up, Agt,
II East ruscarawas 8 Canton, o,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08

Hon. Emil Rothe, the eminent Cor.
man orator Of Cincinnati, will speak
In the German language at tho Opera
House Thursday evening, All Germans
should turn out and hear him.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08

Our candidate for Senator, Hon. j. v.
Lewia, ana John NJ, Myers, Esq, OF Can.
ton, are billed for UuiOnl0wn next
Monday evening 8 h lnst. We hope TO
have a big turn out.....John 0. Frank
" -, was In town lust Friday" y",, Our
sp0rtsmen have organized gun club.
Their weekly shoot takes place every
Friday afternoon. MIR, Ohas BOlender
ana wife aud Mr.. Aaron Myers aud wife
are enjoying themselves at Nlagara
Falls this week. -. Things politics
have been rahter inactive but have aten-
dency to warm up somewhat before OIL
ectl0n.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08

The eloquent Hon. Emil Rothe, OF
Cincinnati, speaks In German NJ the
Opera House Thursday evening on the
political issues Of the campaign. Don't
fail TO hear him.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08

J,C. Nidy & Co., undertlkers will
open n store room In Mogodore Portage
county, about November lSt, where they
will conduct n fist class business In
this line, and sell furniture In connec
tiop. Give them u call.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08
John Webb did not Arrest FopSlcr In Can.
uut

nut,
Sltnrday's Repository contains q
sketch Of the life aud career Of John
Webb, Republican candidate for Sheriff
In which the statement IL made that
Webb tracked Geo. FeSsler" TO Canada
aud then arrested him, &C., To say the
least that Ia . deliberate falsehood,
Fossler was arrested by Canadian
officers and Webb In company with
three or four Others went after him. Az.
ter delivering him TO the authorities
here and falling to receive certain TO-
wards to which he believed himself en-
titled no declared TO Fessler In the Stark
County Jail, In tho presence OF at least
two living witnesses George, by Cd
II had II to do over again I'd lot you 90
instead Of turning you over TO this
crowd (meaniug tho Commissioners of
Stark county Tho Rep, should en-
brace this historical contribution to Its
tketch OF the honorable life and career
Of John Webb, Republican candidate for
Sheriff,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08
wha, John l.. IIalncs, of Woodbury., N. ",
SAYS

j II JACKSON, Dear Sir;-I had kidney
trouble for yeate very bad, my pains AT
tunes were no great | would roll the
II nor, thought my case helpless one.
| usei two bottles Of your medicine,
(auidick'a Kidney Cure) and now ! can
do any kint of work. Recommend this
to all sufferers. Price 70 cents and sl.25,
For tule ~ Durbip, Wright u Co.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08

Marriage licenses have been issued TO.
John n. Shoemaker aud Johanna Rsdt.
kle, MassillODi John A, HOoJlngarner
and Celia Aegler, Beach City.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08

Hose Co. No. 0 will give u social ball
In the Turner Hall Monday evening,
October i2th, All tho friends of the
company are invited TO attend,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08
MINING MATTERS.
Trouble nj tho Garfield and Camp cTool
MInsa.--WIll Resumo.

Trouble At tho Garfield and Camp Crock
Minea.--wiil Resumo.
Monday afternoon the striking miners
from the Rose Hill and Beaver Run coal
mines TO the number OF 100 gathered on
the streets OF Navarro and, headed by q
brass band. proceeded TO the Garfield
shaft and Camp Creek mines, west OF
town, whose men were at work, and de-
manded that they should come out. A
conference was then held, but for some
reason no satisfactory terms were mads
with the working miners, AT midnight
Monday night secret meeting was held
by the strikers and NJ 3 o'clock Tuesday
morning "A large band Of men proceeded
10 the Garfield mine and prevented the
men from < Ding TO work Serious tT0u
bic ls apprehNnded
AT tue MONARCH MINRs,
Among the important mines OF the
Tuscarawas Valley are those OF the
Monarch Coal Company, nj Dennison,
Ohio, In which Messrs, Fred, Hnrxthal
aud John G, Allen, OF Canton, are Inter
eted, About one hundred aud thirty.
Aye men are employed IN the mines, and
during the summer were being paid
sixty aye cents per ton for mining,
while at the same time only lltly cents
was being paid at other mines In the
same district About the middle OF Au'
gust the men employed In the Monarch
mines asked for an advance to seventy
I've cents per ton, which was refused,
and the men went out August 25,h,
since which time the mines have not
been worked, Alta recent conference OF
tho miners they decided TO resume work
next Monday at liftynye cents per ton,
ten cents less than they were getting
when they struck for an advance. The
output Of these mines IL OF considerable
Importance, q large proportion Of II be-
Ing contracted for by the Panhandle
Railroad Company, for use In its en-
gines and cars.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08

Mr.. 0, NJ Miller leaves this evening
for six weeks trip to Europe.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08

Don't fail to Join the Kansas, Nebraska
and Western excursion, October lith.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08

Remember, great bargains In aaunels,
blankets and underwear AT GOetlng n
VickerB
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08
Oakland Points,

Corn cutting now Ia In order. Ed.
Lilley, FROM Columbia City, has been
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08

Cotton naunels. yarns and stockings
cheap at 6eeting Il Vickers'.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08

Black silks, dress cloths and cash
meres very cheap Mt Geotlng q Vickors'.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08

Persons moving west should write OF
call on II II Geetlng for maps and In
formation.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08

For rates, free maps and information
concerning the west, call on or address
II. II GETTING, X Il l. ~ z. Agt,
II East TusunrawBs st., Canton, o.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08

A few straggllng snow 1,kes fell
about $3.50 o'clock this morning.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08
John SHERMAN,

drasplng and Thrifty the Great
Financier
His Stable at Washington Cared for ~ u
Treasury Department Bursnu'-Ahead
Of Boss Tweed ON tho Finance
Question--Lovsd tho Worthy
Mechanic Too Much to
Insult Him with
Pay
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-01
The Arabs Never Surrender.
ToDJo,3 Te7e0ya

AS at Teb and TamAi, the wounded
Arabs refused to be made prisoners and
great caution had to be exercised IN NOV
ing about the field, not only to avoid the
covert stabs dealt by the bleeding Arabs,
but the rushes and cuts Of the fanatics
who slammed death il order that they
might the more surely get chance OF
buryng their weapons in one OF us.
Exploring along this Wady party OF
our men came upon six dead and four
wounded Arabs lying under a bushy
dwarf mimOsa tree. The soldiers had an
interpreter with them, and the Arabs were
called upon to surrender and come out.
That they said they could not do; would
the soldiers therefore come and take them.
The four wounded men still held their
spears in their hands. avery good"
said our soldiers, put down your spears,
and we will see you are well treated, and
do all we can to cure your wounds"
''The answer of the four Arabs came
fierce and concise: PUT down our spears,
intidel dogs! By God and the prophet,
neVerW There was a crack Of Martini
Henrys. You can guess the rest. 1t was
AGAIN, as at Teb and Tamsi, almost I'M
possible to take prisoners, and we secur-
ed but two of their wounded alive.
The third prisoner l assisted to bring
IN, but he was hardly capture, for the
man gave himself up. BE had a Rem
ington and over 100 rounds of ammuni-
ton. His story was that he had been one
of the Berber- Egyptian garrison, and since
the fall Of that place had been forced into
the Mahdis army. He was glad to escape
from them, he declared, and L must say
the fellow looked cheerful at being taken.
A trooper Of the Nineteenth conducted
him to Gen. Stewart. He was our one
unWOunded prisoner.