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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-12-09

The numte of Drass bands In this
country is put dCwn at 10000, and rap
Idly increasing.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-12-09
.FHE IDEAL MAGAZINE"

eog yOHnG people what the papers call ST. NCHoI AR
% yOu know about lk--h0w good It Is, how clean and
pure and helptulf II there are any boys girls In
BOuF house will you not try number, try It for
, and 300 Il II isn't Just the element you need In the
noue9holdY The London Times has said 1--WE have
loAdinR features O9
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-12-09
A MODEL STATE LIBRARY.
THE STATE LIBRARY IN THE CAPT.
ToL AT HARRISBURG, PA

aunInt Parchment Deeds Containing the
Grotesque Signatures OF Aboriginal
Chiefs-The Books, Works OF Art and
Fnmous Portraits.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-12-09
what He worked at During Summer.

@Say, mister, don't yer want boyf"
aAre you out Of workT
aYesD
"What did you do during the summerp
II stuck flies onto fly paper In druggists
winders; but fly times over now.'-Phila-
delphia Call.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-12-09

CAPITOL
building at
Harris burg,
Pa, is ON the
sunlnit of a
ill in the very
Aedrt of that
pretty little
city, and
though the ele-
walton is in
considera BILE,
it is sufficient
TO give an ex-
cellent view Of
the surround
i ng country
from the win
dows Of the
capitol The
winding SuS-
quehanna, the
distant range
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-12-09
FOR SALE.

have for SALE at $50 Der acre. nne and beautiful
farm oi ldO acres, within 10 miles OF Canton The
farm y nnely improved, having q large, fine house
I'd OUT building; good TIMBER good water. good wheat
ana STOCK farm, well fenced. Terms-$4,OOO down
anu balance IN three annual equal payments. nave
Tor sails number Of houses and lots In Canton In1uire
At me law ofice OF A. s. VAN BUsKIlK,
OcEe6 New Cassidy Block, Canton, Ohio
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-12-09
YPSlLANTL MICHIGAN.

The Interesting Circumstances Under
Which the City Was Named.
About eighteen years ago the minister Of
Greece, in Washington, addressed a letter to
the nayor of Ypsilanti Mich asking how il
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-12-09

dsring on the Susque-
hanna river were ceded
b the white settlers by
the chiefs of the vari-
Gus Indian tribes of
chs state. Prominent
among the articles re-
oeived in exchange for
their lands by the
Indians were rum,
beads, looking glasses
and red paint, and
from the last named
article it may be sup
posed that even at
that early date in our
oountry's history the
practice of painting
the town red" was
-. IT ~
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-12-09

The Late Ex-Governor Phelps of Missouri.
Ex-Governor John s. Phelps, who died re-
Gently in the Sisters hospital at St Louis,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-12-09
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Ann St, writes;-
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-20
K, OR. CELEBRATION
AZ ptlsssDo.'5uoa. ss., :, Als4aaasr'

AZ hFidgOp9Ft- Rpal y, AIexapdsf'S
spSs0h-Ap Entertaining Programme.
The tWsnty-second anniversary Of the
Bridgeport lodge, K. Of p, was celebrated
last evening ct their hall, in Bank block.
The attendance was largs and the occasion
was one long to be remembered by all.
Hon. Ross ]. Alexander: in his address
summed up the progress Of this order since
It's birth, mentiopingthe fRct thatsome ZOO
900 persons since Its existence have idel-
titled themselves With the order through
out the country.
Mr.. Jake Kempls addressed the assem-
blags in his usual ielicltous style,
After several pieces Of music by the
.fnaVille quRTtette and Meister's full
orchestrs, the following programme was
plessingly carried ont;
0pening-"America,p by the lodge.
praysr-Louis w. Martin. Address
Hon. Ross j, Alexander. Overture
"Lsno, +" Union Cornet band, QuRrtelts--
AIessrs, AppleRarth, Meister, Ulrich and
schofield. sons-VWon't you buy my
FlowersPp Maria Gent, Recitation
"Guilty or not Guilty?" Florence Hill.
Qusrtetts--eVillags Chimes" Pearl Scho'
field, UlfiGh, Meister aud Applegarth.
ReCltRtion-"Her Big Sisters Beau"
Lucy BagVs, Matinee overture Union
Cornet band. Addreas-Ool, Jake Kem-
pie. Piano solo-Thos.. Gent, il. Song
hWhen a Man is a Little Bit Poorly"
Thos, Gent, sr. song-"Ths Anchors
Way" John Curtis. Piano solo-"Iltan-
credo," Thos. Gent, II. Trlo-"A Little
Farm well Tiled" Curtis, Gent and
Davis. Medley-Capt. o, III, Davis.
Closing ode by the lodge,
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ABOUT People.

Strangers IN The Cny aud WhsslIng Folks
Abroad,
Bella Moore and her company arsat the
McLure.
Mr.. W, G. Warner, Of s!eubenyille, was
down yesterday.
Mics Dlra llsrysy, Of Brooke county, liz
visiting ut Peasant Valley :
Mr.. and MEs D. s. Kemp, OF Washing
ton, Pa, were at the McLure House yes
terday.
Mr.. win Mooney, Of Wooisileld, Ohio,
Is in the city, the guest u his friend, Mr..
John Davenport.
Miss Mamie HirsrhmRp, formerly Of
Wheeling, now Of pittEbnrgh, has return
ell home altera weeks visit to this city.
James V. Cooke is In town, ahead Of
Folks "Mixed Pickles" Company, which
will shortly appear at Tho Opera House.
Miss Kate Williams, an accomplished
young lady OF Brownsville, Pa ,,is visiting
Miss Jennie Smith, Of 1920 Market street.
Mr.. w. A. Mcconnell, mansger Of the
ALA Norman Opera Company, arrived In
the city yesterday, and will remain till the
company arrives.
MIR. and Mrs j. II. Hobbs left yestet-
day evening for an extended trip to New
York, Philadelphia and Boston. They
will be gone about y ponth.
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A Thief aud sfoisn IIpnt t,nunht.

Chief Of Police Smith, iii company with
Mr.. John Nlehaus and son, OF 400 North
Main street, will 10 down to Pafkersbnfg,
after skill which was stolen from Mr..
NiehAus last Monday night. A certain
man was suspected III stealing the skill
and the police authorities here we're ad.
vised Of this suppecion, and they asked
parkefBburg by telegraph about the boat.
Parkersburg answered Of once, saying
such q boat was there, and claimed by d
man, calling himself Louis Tanner, an
alias Of course. Ohielot Police Smith asked
tho PAfkersburg officers TO arrest Tanner
at once, and he would come after him.
Yesterday Mr.. Niehaus secured warrant
before Jthtice Davis, and as above stated
will 10 on the morning train 10 pafkefs.
burg 10 see the boat and thiei, and II II Is
his boat, both boat and theft will be
brought here this evening.
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Knl,nnpnllnn 81 rle,. or Nole.

The Wheeling Clerical Association met
this month in Moundsville, the Rev, XII,
Hammond, Rector, Rev, Messrs, Walker,
swope and CAN'T were in attendance, Tho
services began Wednesday evening, when
Rev, MIR. Walker preached on salvation"
followed by Mr., CAN'T in an address, Both
sermon and address we're listened to with
marked attention, On Thursday morning
the Holy Communion was administered,
and Rev, Mr.. Swope preached stroug
sermon on Coincidence" Mr., Walker
made pointed address on the same sub.
jsct At nightG large and interested con-
gregation listened to sermon from Mr.,
CAN'T on "Seli Conservation" Mr.. Swope
also making an an address, Friday, at
1880, the concluding service Wss held,
when Mr.. CAN'T preached OH Burden
Bearing" Mr., Swops followed with an
address. The services were held attended,
the services and addresses appropriate and
impressive, and much good from them Is
anticipated,
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y, M. q. 4, NOtsS,

Instead cf talk to young men mex
Tuesday evening the Association will
have social reception, A choice musIua
and literary programme will bs provided
and very pleasant time 10 anticipated
No special Invitations will DO issued, but
friends Of the Association, both ladies' and
gentlemen, are cordially invited.
Rev. Mr.. Randolph will conduct the
TeaCheis' Meeting at . O'Clock this even
ing,
Young mems meetings will be held at
1850 O'Clock tonight and 4 o'clock to'mor'
row. -
The young men OF the Association will
conduct a service in the EngliAh Lutheran
Church Sunday evening.
The Literary Society will meet at 1880
y, ", Monday,
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LOCAL BREvIrIEs,
alSttsra Of aiiHOr Moment in and About ID
INV.

ARttefA Of alinor hlment IN ana Ab0ut TOE
MArSE1s at both theatres this alter
noon.
OPERA HcusRt this eyening-Bella Moore
in "a Mountain Pink"
ACADEMY this eyening-Last perform
ance Of "Ths BTsadwinner.n
IT is expected that the Wheeling Com
pany's steel plant at BenWoOd will NOS be
completed before the frat Of May.
TUE semi.mouthly public rehearsal Of
the Opera HouEe orchestra will take place
tomorrow evening 1t MGnneTchor hal.
VIZ understand that Tyler county
people will loose over $500 by the failure
Of i. r. Moisei Of Wheeling iae7slle
Independent
GRANVILLE GRAY has given mp bis
position Is mould maker at the LaBelle
and has accepted q position with Hobbs,
Brockunler 4 Co.
FIRlgT It rRined for several hours yester-
day, then the sun Hhone brightly Tor Sow
eval hours, and theday closed with blus-
ieriDg snow storm.
| 1hk lEssuA ilAll lap pAt wa An " w ~.
naGts-lhilIy-tWO in number. The Stand
ard mill, &C .EinaVille, ia running with
very little stock on hand.
A'RkeuLAg meeting OF the Board q
Directors Of the West Virginia Exposition
and State Fair Association was held yes
terdsy 10 revise the premium list, Mr..
A, X, Jacob rendered his resignation as
President, which WIS laid on the table to
be considered alan adjourned meeting to
he held next week,
CLERK HOOK yesterday admitted 70 re-
cord deed made February Is, by william
j, Bodley and wife 10 John A, WernsbuE'
qer, in consideration Of 5000, for part Of LOT
| Is on the South Side al Eighteenth street.
Also u deed made January % by George
| W, Thompson and wiis to the Wheeling y
Elm Grove Railroad Company, in consld'
GRAFTON Of $50, for lot 10, IN stesnTod's adj
dition.
THERE was q very good rehearsal OF the
"Charity Minstrelsp ut Banners music
hall last evening, Everything Is moving
satisfactorily. Owing " the opera en-
sagement next week no further reheRrsal'
viii take place the fore part ii the week,
but on lhunday, Friday and Saturday
evenings full attendance IL hoped for
On tho latter occasion the entire pro
gramme will be rshearsed,
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An Unusually Attractive PiS, at the Asad
emy Mex Week.

An Unusually Attractive Play at the Asad.
envy Mex, week.
AT Charley Shay's Academy next week
the attraction will DO Il. F. Benton's com.
pany in "silyer Spur" which has been
somewhat improved since II was given at
the Opera House last season by Helen
sedgwick. Miss sedgwick's place Ia
taken by Blanche Vaughn, d soubrette not
known here, but immensely popular
elsewhere.
The play takes Its name from the coun.
try scat where its inCidents occur aud is
designed to frame tho accomplishments
OF soubrette In q good plot. II Is hardly
necessary 10 follow the latter farther than
to say that the central idea is aBtrong and
original one. Adying man holds hlSlarge
estates under will which permits him 10
dispose Of them only.on condition that be
shall live to a certain time. He is within
two months Of the time, and dying when
the action opens. The daring expedient
Of placing The body in q vault and having
q secretary personate the ihdivlid Is 70.
sorted 10. The bold device gets the
sympathy Of the audience, because II Is 10
the Interest Of the soubrette.heroine aud
II affords the playwright an opportunity
for some great dramatic Gneses The
work Is rather striking In its possibilities,
and has, as presented, the advantage Of
improving from curtain 10 finish, and
therefore holding the audience with In.
CfeAsinR interest.
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- M0uNrAIN FINK.n
Mas Bolla uoOrS as ",inosrlty wOsk." Last
Night,

MlSn bella Mours AZ "sincsrity Weeks" Last
Night.
At The Opera House last night Miss
Bella Moore made her second appearance
on Wheeling stage, giving the same play
she appeared in on her former visit here,
Messlg. Bates and BArron's'"A Mountain
Pink. " originally produced atthe Madison
Square Theatre, New York, with success.
Tie audience last night was affected by
turns to tears and laughter. When Miss
Moore originally appeared here,
the INTRLLlGENCRR spoke Of her
Characterization OF Sincerity Weeks
in terms OF the highest praise.
There is no reason to modify now the
good impression then formed. She is a
natural actor, q sweet singer and an &C.
complished artistic. The supporting COM
pany 10 largely composed Of the same tx-
Cellent material as before. 1t Ia more
than satisfactory, and the strong play re-
ceiyss treatment entirely adequate.
It will BIO repeated this afternoon and
this evening. Az the matinee every lady
in the audience will receive souvenir IN
the shape OF q copy Of the words and mu.
sio Of Miss Moore's song, a Black Tulip"
Reserved seats are on sale at Banners.
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cause a break in the Nail Association
ranks, and that to-day's meeting
would result in the virtual settlement Of
the long strike. NO, cir, " said Mr.. keat-
ing, " ieel confident thai the Association
will remain firm, and will not DO Affected
by the action OF the Junction Iron Com
pany. OF GouEst that hrm broke their
agreement, but there was no law 10 pre-
vent them from doing so, expect ona
from west oil Pittsburgh 70 sign before
long, but cannot mention the name, for /
might be mistaken, However, | am san
guIne that those now firm will con-
tinue so"
A HAILRRs YIRW.
"What do You think Of tina nail situa.
tion?n was the inquiry made by the same
reporter OF a prominent working mailer
yesterday morning. ut looks as though
the manufacturers were moro anxious
than the men, and that In some way tho
strike will be ended very shortly. The
MinRo mill matter In Wheeling has un.
donbtsdly precipitsted the meeting Of
manufacturers to be held tomorrow,
This 20.osnt card rate Ia an unquestionable
reduction, and II isin my opinions matter
OF great doubt ii the Western nailers
aiopE it, Locally, the matters are in layor
Of sticking to the 2l.cent card rate de-
mand, even II we have to wait year
more for what we think has bound to
Gomez
Another manufacturer said he was con-
hd, mt there would be o rCGfirming Of the
card rates at the meeting tomorrow, and
that there would be no serious break
among the manufacturers,
AT sTRUBRNyILLE,
The following is from the GdESiis OF last
evening: Az the new cooperative works
nothing could ba ascerGained concerning
the feelings OF Messrs Prentiss, Reed,
BeChtel ami Werner, the four stonkh0ldera,
who were formerly nallers a Mlngo, but
II was learned on the outside that these
men are rather indignant nt the course
that things have taken, They put their
money into the new enterprise, believing
that all the nailers would hold out for the
twenty-Ons cent scale, and that they
would be able to compete successfully
with the mills employing the feeder
naileH by reason OF their superior nails,
Now II the nRilea 20 back at the new
nineteen cent scsls, thoy will have such
dangerous composition as will lmperiI the
success Of the Cooperative factory, where
US II the twenty.oue cent scale had been
adopted they would have been on an
equality with older and larger enterpriseG,
The Jefferson people say that the fact oil
the Junction Iron Company withdrawing
from tho Manufacturer Association will
not have the effect upon the present slIus.
ton that many would imagine. The situa-
ton at Mingo was much different from
that at other places, no machines having
been running by feeder nsilsrs. The fact
ofthe neS Ateel plant being just completed
led Mr. LsuXhlln to accept the 'Compro'
mise,
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Yesterday morning as four ISTELLtoRS.
cER carrier boys were coming TO the office
from their homes below the creek, they
were met by Tough looking man and
woman, who had with them small
bundle. This they offered to the boys,
aud asked them t6throw II In the creek
from tho bridge. When the boys dc.
clined with thanks, the man roughly In.
sisted, which 80 frightened the boys that
they ran. They could not guess what was
in the bundle, but said II was about q foot
long and looked like box. They did
not know tho man or women.
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The Ana Normnn CempAnr.

The sale Of reserved seats will commence
at Baumers music store this morning for
the engagement at the Opera House next
week Of the Alta Norman English 0psia
Company. The cast includes only we'll
known artists, Among them may be
mentioned ALA Norman, ptima donna
soprano, and Annie Maxwell, the con.
tfalto, Of fine teputationsj Ellie Ryse, the
bassO, is a popular favofite, aud the peakes
brothers have long been iamous In the
field Of English opera Henry HallAm,
the tenor, WIS engaged ID England
especially lof this company, lie created
many Of the leading tenor roles In Gllbeft
4 sulllvan'B works when they were origl.
nally produced In London, and p0ssessea
tenor voice Of remarkable sweetness and
noNAf
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A NIGHT IN FAIRY LAND.
The ndSr.MaskspbAii" at tho Alto
CInh Hntisa

The sr.MNskspbaii" at tho Atlon
Club House.
The children's bal masque and enter
tainment in the hall Of the Arion Society,
on the South Side, las. night, was one Of
the most brilliant Of such events ever
given even under tho Arion's auspices,
and that organization ia noted for The
pleasing and memorable character OF oil
the entertainments and Jttes which II I'm.
dertakes.
The affair opened with an opening
march, heralded by the Children's Mas.
querade Committee.
Following this was representation Of
Grandfather and Grandmother and
then tsbleau "The E1chRnted Castle, or
Princess Briar Rose aud KISS Prince
A Court Scene was represented, the
character, taken from German fairy
tales, being Briar Rose, Snow White, Lit
tie Red Riding Hood, Mother Goose,
Mother Hubbard, Tho Beautiful Melusine,
The Swan knight, Hans In Luck, Soup
Casper, Slovenly Peter, Hans Look.in.the.
Air, and Humpty Dumpty.
Then came another tableaux, "Marrisge
Of Princess Brlar RoBe and Ktss-PrinCe,"
and q MAY Pole Dance" executed by
twelve little girls. Then came minstrel
performance, right out Of "Lilliput."
At half past ten tile children, after a
bounteous supper, we're sent home, aud
the older folks took possession, The time
passed mCrhly 10 the strains Of the Opera
House orchestra into the wee sma' hours.
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PuBIl0 SALE
1'lanlng Mill Machinery, building A''''
rlalS, Horses and Wagons and
Island LOi.

shall 0fef al public sale iof cash, TO NE hlss
@t bidder, on T0KSDAYt feetdAy N l,V ,, Syi
meneihg " O'clock A, NJ Al the bhlillnf n.iiss
east corner oil Market aud Tenth streets hhes sas
". va, recently occupied BY Arm,iI9ng "a b
Col ell the Plating mel Machinery aSlgaru ID
by that ntni, e0oGlltlng Of PaneEs, Fly9IiA H.
chine, lgn0nlng MaghlBeu thee M9lliiip5.. i@o
ehilegt Valley MOuldef, blind Stat Aac6lttc M
MOfliCegl Jpiitef, Salh aud Do0f hnl hHg al
ohIneii With o Age stock 81 locust hlm XII
Manufactured aud locust hubs H. tue toutni ,Iir
SAWS Of every xAtiety v bp found 10 Z hssggsbl
NH Belel Iulley1 and ahRlllhg lW0 n2lS.,goi
Ati6t6lAsg l0iHeh Cylinder Engine MN IN
pump and heater. Also, 4 stock Of Lun ssel
klndl dressed aud undftFaed doors ss'in i,, isi
tetat White Lead, good stock Of French ~, tli
good Work IlOtsti and Harness, two msgvV.ulaise
once glGtuiel including one large ana '"'''
1iSc, DC Wa. half Of LOT numbered one si v.
dFtd aud siRhYlhiee liS8 Ia Ofl0i A. XIV, XIV iht
dillon 10 tho city VI WheOling being y, Inc "a
property conveyed b. SAMUEL Mcclellan "a saei
ttm Of AImllfOng COen 4 Co. by ue''
Febtuaty 10, 1871 .,,,,,n,aRlEg
iei Assignee Of GtmaIonS, Coen""'
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The Mansfield saloon, 1919 Main street,
was entered by burglars yesterday morn-
ing, by going In over the MSin direct tram
som, and more than 500 worth otvalua-
BILE cigars, wines, whiskieH, sllYerware
and other articles were taken and carried
of
The police have the matter in hands,
The burglars who are suspected to have
worked the job are old experts. Up to
this time, no arrests have been made.
This gang Of burglars all lifelong to Wheel
ing. Will any Of them be Csught2
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Pltt.burEh Foadsts Kick.


Prrrspuaan, Fob. 1O.-The news that
the Junction Iron Company, Of Aiingo, o.,
had effected compromise with their
nailers based on 2O.cent scale with a
50 80 card rate, caused no little Commotion
among the manufacturers and nailers Of
this city. The former Claim that the
break will have no effect upon tho other
manufacturers and that to.morrow's meet
ing will prove this Conclusively. Tie
nallers, who are jubllant, arc Of
tie opinion that the strike will now
end In short time. Among the feeders
however, there Ia q feeling Of dissstiifac-
ton. Joseph Christy, one OF the leading
feeders Of this city, in an interview to-day,
asserted that they would not accept any
cut In their wages. Said he: 1--WE Joined
the nailers for the 2l.cent scale that IL,
we want 105 cents ior cutting key OF ten
penny nails, and as we have stood by the
nailofs they cannot reasonably ask us to
accept reduction. II they accept tho 20.
cent scale they will have y bear the re-
ducli0h thenselyeg.n
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Frank Roome, Of Tyler county, shipped
two car loads Of flne apples to Little Rock,
Ark.
Mr.. g. W. Hamilton, Of WoOdshsld,
Ohio, purchased the SpiriL of Democracy
and will take charge March LIST.
Charles Peyton, charged with the burn.
ing OF the barns OF A. j. Robinson and
Gordon Mullen on Two Mile recently, was
acquitted at Charleston Tuesday.
Caldwell, Ohio, people will probably
start a knitting factory. They have rink
out there that is ids, and It Is the opin.
ion Of those interested that 1t would
make on excellent building for that pur-
nnah