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

Go to John Il. Werner for bargains in
carpets.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-09-09
THE WHEELMEN.
The Ohio L. A. W. Entertained and Ban
NJ, Tusted Monday Evening.

They or Pur the City To-day and Ride to
Meyers Lake--DotAils Of the Busi-
ness Meeting in MassIllon--
Alliance Tomorrow.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-09-09

Dry goods are going up.
GEETING & VICKERs.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-09-09

A. J. ..Dcuds & Son, dentists.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-07-01

Tssnty three Of thirty state seps'ors
have hsen already nominated and al, OF
nesrly I'll. arc Tor The return Of Senator
Edmupds, and nearly Ill vsrs Instructed
by The county conventions 10 vote Tor him.
This makes Il reasonably certain THAI he
uiiI bs returned without serious opposi-
too. though II the people wish him re-
ssrned Il will b. we'll 70 look after sbs
representatives :, The senate is ANAL
body compared With The honse and The
Democrst4 viii bsvs quite number 10
shss body and viii b. likely 70 do oil they
70. 70 defeat him.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-07-01

Poli,irsl iuiqnity sooner or later proves
. Nemesis The Cincinnati En9airr.
which aided aud allotted I'll the Democrat
10 election frauds in that city and helped
on the schemes Of this ''coal-oil crowd. !
h fov sale. but purchasers are wary Of il
because Of the popular indignation IL
courss be- evoked. BILLY" Sandersou. .
peace justics Who did . good deal OF
Democratic fine work. and was one Of
the Eaqares's PR ieess. Is 10 prison, and
another fraud lieutenant has just been
sentenced 10 the penitentiary. John r.
Mclean. the editor Of the Enquirer,
seems 10 have reached the conclusi on that
his days Of usefulness - mAnipuIstor Of
elections are ended. and not only wants 10
cell bic paper but bis house and remove
from Cincinnati.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-07-01

dsnsisl contest. owing 70 The fact that At
s<uiion 10 diverted from busine~s sod there
IL slvsys more OF les unoerssiniy - 70 The
result Ii. Gas the case 10 1879 aud 1850
but after the election vas over business
revived Nov there has been no revival
and things have been growing worse In
stead 81 better. II Is true that the R<pub-
leans 10 congress hare prevented tho
Democrats from carrying ont their policy
81 fre~ r.as. but they have shown very
plainly What the. would like 10 do. aud y
il very evident tha, the business interests
Of the country have little confidence In
the Democratic party.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-07-01

Up 10 data. In The pr~seas session Of tho
Gated States seass< there have bs~n
aasrcaHo~d in that body sons 5000 hilis.
which are distributed snoss The nsneers
10 .osns.hss eccensssc iAxhicn. The
iesa.r a the list - Sepaior sawyer OF
wh.cousia. ~bo |. crcdis~d With the 20
lesniu az 20 le~s THAI as bills. Mr..
Blair n! Ne. Hsmpsbsif 70 very good
sscona. saving istscaaced uT From
tbess sssais ~ lesasIsisoa The descent u
rapid. sessiof Hosr a Massachusetts
s.andius ieelL on ibe ilsi. eth sa even
100 bills 10 bis credit Senstor Morrill,
has introduced -. snd Senator FdmuDds
a. As more than hall Of these undevel
opsd pieces d legislation still rest amid
The dass ii the committee room. how.
evrr. IL 10 psrhsps unjust 10 measure
The lstyss "a srssiors by such q sebcj.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-07-01

The Grand Army Of the Republic IL very
naturally and very properly concerned 4
tbs Wholesale discharge Of Union soldier
from the psblie service and The appoint
nsnt Of .Conisdsrates 10 their places.
All sppeais 70 tbs president have bean Ia
vain. A. regards Gsa. Black. The com
missioner u pensions. = committee oil
veterans 10 protest 10 The president saysl
We conclude that be has wantonly pros
si,us~d his osiios To the promotion Of per
scnsl aud partisan ends, and that for vio.
lasiou Of tho civil service act and the rules
Hereunder. be shoald be subjected 10 the
penalty 81 dismissal from once under The
force Of rule a." The demand 10 Just and
The appeals 81 the Grand Army csunot be
diuesssdsd By the Democratic sdmiDis.
ton With impnnity.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-07-01

President CisveIands sppoiUtses seem
10 be nsking him no end Of troubles
Anosbsr Of them has been detected 10
guile. Mr.. Il. II. Brooks. sub treasurer q
ban Francisco. who Vas appointed last
summer. Some time ago the treasury do
psrtment discovered the trining shortage
Of $4,000 In bis accounts. and m agent
vs. sent 70 San Francisco 70 look tho
nstlsr up. The agent reports that the
$4,000 are "cIcsn gone" and $1,000 more
which we're overlooked Ia the first esti'
mate. Here IL 80 excellent opportunity
Tor Mr., Cleveland 10 try how Democrats
civil service reform works
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-07-01

On the whole we think the President
has no rason to complain Of the way his
nominations are treated by the Senate.
Nearly xll Of Them have bsen confirmed
without sericus opposition, and what op.
position there has becn has come % much
from Democratic senators as from the Re-
pnblicans. Some Of his appointment shave
been so bad That they ought to have been
rejected and we presume some OF these
have slipped through. The following ia
one instance Of bad appointment: The
senate committee Oh posiofices and post
roads reported adversely the nomination
Of Clinton Roscitr 70 be postmaster at De
ksib. III. Rosrtta is charged, IN company
with hl- deputy. William Carter, with
having ieIi his postofiice 10 take care Of
,is.lf on tao days last fall and officiaied
as rui,lic pos'iteier al the races held in
connection 3ili, the Dr. Kalb county fair.
ihis ,.iiaig, j. ,ub ir,iisicsl by stij,lavits.
aaj the c.ti.iAhisr Is unanimously OF the
npiiii.su iiis, such eDauiei Is not .becomilg
~ uflictrAI "a, Uni',d Ssns. IL itssli
| it would have b.tu .iaugl Ia secure his
r,jrcii,.n. but A. even mir- serious charge
i. IN de against hin. Ko.etis Il the editor
Of ID ,aprsa'ic paper 1T De kaIb. and
1 copy 81 the publication WIS filed
ai,i, the committee containing the follow
log editorial articls;
"Imp.rialisiic Grabt Is dead. None now
al pcor as 10 do him homage. Grant is
dead. and We are heartily glad OF il; and,
IL there IL q hell. ID It's pcesses, where the
iires are seaihing with their greatest fury,
lie will dnd place finally with Jack Logan
and Lord Conkling. II for no other reason
than that they undertook to put the
shackles Of despotism on fifty millions Of
Iresmen. Graut will go down 10 history
aide by side with Aaron Burr. Benedict
Arnold aud Jeif Davis. fitting comrades 10
kindred crimes. While the frss three tried
10 destroy their country by secret trcaohefy
and foreign alliance, Grant sought 70 90
complish IL subjugation BY breaking the
sacred example Of IL founders and intro
ducing hers % imperial precedent that
would ultimately have ended 10 des-
potism."
While the case uas uoder consideration
BY this committee this article vas read.
When il vas halt finished Senator Maxey
81 Texas said: Mr. Chairman. that's en-.
onsb. ! move that the nomination be
recommended for rejection" and the vote
sss upsnimoua.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-07-01

s,1 uew lalor laws have been passed BY
the Massachusetts, Legislature At its pres :
cot session, as follows; Limiting the
employment II women. and minors 10
manufacturing establishments to tea
hours daA ivo acts concerning the sale
" Of employees in manufacturing estao-
llnhmeuls aud the reporting u aeciIellsi
an act snsbling corporations to issue stecA
" tl,aii employees for purposes Of co OPP
GRAFTON; an act providing for The weekly
pa,me.., Of employees aud tue sixth, MOI
yea sisa,d by tbs governor. cal'e the en-
piussis liability Law.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-07-01

Daring The last campaign the Demo-
Gratis promised that II they we're intrustsd
With managing the government there
would b . genuine business boom. Wa
have waited patiently nearly two years
since tho election. and there are no signs
Of business prosperity. On the contrary
busioe~s Of al kinds sas never 90 dali
- II the present Prices we're never %
lov snd there never vAs time when 70
macy men we're idle Tor want Of sosething
W do.
On last market day 81 MiddlsbuTy The
highest prices tbal could bs obtained Tor
batter Of the best qualities vers II ed
Is cents aud large quantities. vsrs sold u
thsss prices The prevailing price Of sooI
vaa 10 ceDts The DOLLY answer The Demo
Gratis can make il that business vss dull
aud prices LOO 10 1854 This u trae.
Business IL usually dnIi ths year Of presi.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-07-01

The PrcSsde1t has vetoed large num-
Der Of private pension bilia. and re IN
dsrstspd shsi be takes the broad ground
that Congress has no right 70 psss suct
bills. II the applicants cannot obtain :
pension by tbe general isss they ought "a
IN refused W. do not iLi1k this the
right ground 10 take - there are mspy
csses where The applicants are deserving
though ios various ressoDs they do pol
ccme under sbe provisions Of shs general
issA 4 lac sas passed srsStiog pso-
sica 10 the uidov 81 Gen- Hancock sLieh
The Prrsiasss approved bot be vetoed :
siniiar scs ics pension 10 tbs widow Of
0ea- Hssiss vhe ~ a equal rank 10 W
var With 0ss. Hasecek and - equally
ssssrvisg.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-07-01

RAndsli, . DO opposed The horrison sAf'h
tali Lss insrc1aced ons Of biz Own sh'ch
may 10 mach better bill. BATH u sbonid
10 sa,eri.insd by the house 20 doubt The
frs~ ,s.is Democrats would seek 70 amend
i, snd msks Il quite y objectionable -
Tho other I, voald BE- The means Of vast
M great deal Of Time and you'd accom-
plish nothing 10 the end
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-07-01

4 ls I.er.ep- has accomplished another
seemingly impossible feat 10 securing the
report o. bill by The Frerch government
authorizing his nev cansl loan. 10 tbs lace
OF The hostile representations Of N. Rous'
sean. the Inspector sent out on the part Of
the government The proposed loan
smounis 10 $3.50. 00O. 900. and the company
iulimsies that il will be the last one.
Even with such wonderful success ~ NJ.
de Lersrps has had 10 surncun,ing obsts-
cIss, both moral aud material, II may rea-
.opsbIy he doubted whether be would risk
failure lu the ssieupt 70 pile another
mountain Of Indebtedness atop Of that Of
which this last loan will be the cio-s.
Tne question OF Tho completion o. tue
canal Is another matter. II may he that
sh,s uev $40. 900. 0OO.uill u least show
whether il eau or cannot be done.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-07-01

I.s tits,es q ports have ir.n telegraph
"a Ir,au " ss,isi 1,,,n iuiiuI the last three
- f.sut aays s> 10 Senator Morfili's condl
tina. ia~ lsnst authentic Lems Is THAI
4, /. imirsring a,au Is considered out Of
in,unn~i dsnp.t. snd hopeful II being
si,ls d. ,oon roma 10 Vermont. ior the
.a,i.r "a Masi,inpion has become OPP
prtsi,r In. his rh, stefan say~ that his
di~esse j. treachsrous and there is for
some time danger OF relapse, especially
Ia case II = msn advanced in years. II
sppsan tnst he took cold and his whole
''in,ernsl economy" was effected by il.
He narrowly escaped pneumonia and sui
Tered from dysentery aud inflammation "
the bowels.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-07-01

Ii the fiix Johu Porter bill Is approved
BY The President. rsit vfsy likely viii. be
Porter ~lii be placed ~ the rsiirei list
with tba rank ~ u.iunl ihr pay u
officers oD i,,, rr,r.i I,-t is fixed by law
u 70 ptf cenl - siip "a. Of officers o. the
satna r,3A / aciIse service THIS VIII
give pui W ID year the first i've
year. $50 ID, law provides after that Tor
ar n.er esr NJ lbe rate u ~ per- cent
year ~ 10. text fise years, 20 per cent
q ,rar t,r the succeeding five years, aud
- 81 ~ "a AID sii,r twenty years. when
tie i0afsse. b,sei o. the yearly ray OF
,hi asi i've. is 40 pr cent. Porter Is
MIA .iAsns ..--t- oil.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-07-01

Dssid Dssas. oace setting vIcs- President
saa mss a great sbiIlsv. y deAd- ne
=. ssm ffiesd Of President Lseols aud
l.,,esl, vss isasr~sden, 10 politics. . ops
line boisirg shs bslssce d poser 10 The
senat@.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-07-01

Three documents in the nature Of re-
ports will be presented 10 the house by
the Pan Electric Telephone committee,
but ~ neither will be signed BY msjori
" OF the committee. technically speaking
there will be no report before the
house for action. The report drawn nT
by the chairmsn will be signed by him.
self and Messrs Oates. Eden and Hall
oil dem ocrsts. Bsnney has secured the
signatures Of Messrs. Miller. Hanback,
and Moffst.. oil republicans. to his report
while Hale, democrat, has presented BIZ
views in an individual report. Chairman
Boyle's report will not be made public
before Thursday. The report signed By
the republican members 10 long and
treats the evidence IN detail. II begini
with the history Of the formation OF thu
company. aud states that $500, 900 OF
81, 900. 900 OF ten millions Of capital stock
was actually paid in cash. This testimo-
ny ~ citEu W tuuN INV tho III AiuctAts
company vas organized and three aud
bali millions OF its stock given TO gentle.
men for the use OF their names and repu-
tation. The opinion Of Secretary Gar
land declaring that the Rogers patents dc
not infringe on the Bell patent Is quoted
with the statement that IL had been got
ton because the Pan Electric could mol
sell it's rights without it, as it was in
tended to be an lnducement, which led
large plumbers OF parsons to pay in money,
part OF which WAS divided among Gar
land and hls associates, aud at the same
time the Pan Electric company knew
their instrument did infringe on the Bel
patent The report throughout severely
critici-ss the course followed by Garland
aud bic assooiates.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-07-01
1hfManfbfsifr JOnrnal

b x sfuoxps. Epsroxasp rEorArEros
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-07-01
Marriages.

A. Barton Isadinr. Jane sF,h, by Rev N A.
ossss, HE assghssr. fiora l. Oates and osofEs
n, tgslbstt IN, ~, u hcfsct.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-07-01
Builders Hardware

prices commend themselves closest purchasers Bronze
Jet and Mineral Doc. Knobs Locks IAtches Butts Catches
Flush chain barrel foot and window spring Bolts Sash weights locks
braided cord door springs and spring hinges door
catches window wire coat and hat hooks
&c Taper Files Dsstons Maydoes hammers Chsc
Augc b pnmbs and levels steel gauges avis
and beyc and squares strap and hinges kidde and
Door Hangers Shepa gravity blind hinges steel obars
pick hove spades hoes horse nails H. wire nails
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-07-01
PARASOLS

and sun umbrellas, have encouraged
us to buy heavily this season and we
feel confident that we can please the
most fastidious, as to price, style
and quality.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-07-01
We are showing just now something
new in
Table Covers

Ask to see the Tapestry Cover"
It is something new, and cannot fail
to please. We also have large line
Of Flannel and Felt spreads at a
low figure.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-07-01
Burton q Go.

Would respectfully invite the attention q the pablo TO
arc now offering in addition 10 their usual large and va
Dry Goods and Groceries, Clothing. Hats, Caps and
Goods, the most complete stock Of
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-07-01

We have just opened line Of
summer
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1886-04-03

etss 4 msme d'sxpHques lee eizcoustanesa
don't on . tirS oout.s vous les charres prin-
cipales, raeeusa&ioa ct spScisuss plut8t qus
rsvissmsot dans rappsse;atioa pesmisrs. Dc
auslls faeoa vous eonvie.1-a 4 peestdse
voulss-voas ne confer - r6sik o. bisa psS-
fSees-vous que, pesr plas 4 elast< j ps;ei-
% - points 6lueidse; - vous poeant -
questions que j. jugssai nSesssaisssi
@s csois, noas;suF, rfpoodit b jeuDs
femme, quHl faat employer - dssx mcysss.
Intsroess-nei, dabesd, j rtpoadsai q ten.
b sinc6e;tS. yaurai ensuite ! vous fnipo m
expos, q ma d6fsnse ssua eompiatA
-vo;ei ns premiere question: Qd pa
vous d60dee ! ~ pas rspoussee q touSoe
vos forces raboulnabls soupeou Qus - %.
parsncss au1osissot jusqu1 un certain point,
O NJ woes diseulpR qu'apeas avoif rec6
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la cEeinte Do ne oompeomsttrs plus en-
6ors, food6e sw ceoi, que beaneoup Do peeu-
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foeno, Otst 1 Iehe eoutoeoabo6. Quelqgaan
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rA eo1mi6 pese aseussR = vi = q -
sinq esufs 6aass, q q psb touess - 1st-
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1886-04-03

A-SA> Vs...A.A 80 sn,a s~aa
.o oo o. q ~
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$1,000 = ~. 49, r Co!s -.
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W. vsosens pese IN -
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ssoSnC1aSuseS. -i.1s.s. ~
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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1886-04-03

tait PES tout I fait le prisr de- s'abstsnir su-
pazavant, mais peu sen fallait.
La journSe aux afaires, IA soirSe Pa
mour; satisfaction complete l Cos deux SlS-
ments, avec separation asses tranch6e pour
Sviter lss empiStements.
tarsangement convenait LSonce, pone-
tuel q regulier lui-msme.
Le doesier Fossinge ,lattendait sur son
bureau. Efmaes d'Aglaure, acceptant Dc
bonne grAes les exigsnces Do h situation,
y soumit cans rSphquer. Ellie % cacha dor
nieee le premier feuillet quand i rouvrit st
No reparut pas avant qu'on b rappelaA
-Aucune pr6oecupat;on ne troublait soa g.
peit, Cd sfmprim2rsnt avec prScision tous lee
d6tails dc vinstruction, depuis lee fats ma
t6riels 6tablissant b crime, jusqu'aux indi-
ces, Dc plus On plus signi6catifs, qui % reu-
nissaieut pour On designer rauteur ! b vim
dicte publique.
II lut tout, Dc d peemiArs b derniars IL
gne, ct, CONNIE conclusion, cut le regret d
S'ayouee que afkaire Stait absolument incom-
peehsnsib1e. u n'avait pas / h vSrit6 enteudu
= essasr Nuohs expkqnse, pae une s6eis d
06ductiooe ing6nieuses, coua1aut st pouzquoi
Nine Fossingo devait etre e66pabls. Aus8 %
plaeait-l ! an point Do vue oppos&. L. co.
viet;on Do rnaoceucs Do rinculpSe subsiseait
ea Iui p1sins st enti4re, nullemeut sttsints,
inateaquabl0 parce qu'Staat spontanSs sle
n'oerait :ncune prise = diceassioa.
A midi, Il - rendit d prisoa et comwea.
q b tAehe asids d'essayer Dc dSbrouillsf %
sAaoo.
--Nsdans, dit-h, }i examins svss tss
grand scin lss piscss Dc VsnquSts. 8 voas
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1886-04-03
CHARLES LASSEIGNE,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
AvRil.

u fait lien froid, b neige tombs:
Lss azbges ont b c0ur glaoS;
L. col ct blanc eomme une tombs
OA nul not d'adisa nest tsacS.
o. disait que sous b froiduss
Risn ~ viva plus dSsormais;
Il e3el aseombeit b nature,
QI seobls morts pour jamais.
Nais que yisnns avr;l qui sayoons,
Tout ssnalt avee le printemps
Daas b naturs, qui s'6tonne
UavoiS sommeilH q loogtemps.
Do mSns ct y cous d h faons:
Ene seukts, elle 49, aouk3 -
Il nsiGo tombe dams con ame,
Lhivee d'amour u fait soulfrir.
Come - calms . torture
Das que fuit ls premier beau jourl
An peintsmps renalt d nature,
L. femme rsnait I ramouf;
Cae \ faut lsuf donnse sans cssss,
Peus avois un dsst;n pareil:
A Pune IN sayoa Dc tsodresse,
A rautzU un Sayoa Do so1sil
ALBE1T DxLITF.
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