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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-13
gained flrm foothold In almost every

gained firm fOOthOld In almost every
State OF the UniOn,
These works are d ing large bust.
ness Mt the present time, their spring
trade having been already as large aa
tho whole OF last year, with the fall
trade YET 10 20 on, which ~ generally
about half az large as the spring trade,
no that this years produce will be
double that OF 1885
The trade In plOws Ia gradually drift,
Ing Into u better quality, and the old
chilled plow, which In former years had
such run, IL being superseded by the
steel plOw, such aa II manufactured by
the Gibbs Il B,ll Company,
The business Of this company In grow
ing 30 rapidly, and the result OF the
spring trade Ia 10 encouraging that II
proposed 20 enlarge the works and In
crease the capacity This will be com.
menced after the sprlng season clOsea,
which VIII b. iua short line now. This
company has In lts smplOy NJ the pres
ent time i5 men, and Ike the employees
OF Bncher u Gibbs, they are paid every
Saturday night,
UNIVERSAL FLOW COMPANY
The hle pillow manufactured by the
Universal PlOW Company was conceived
In 1883 ~ MIR, 0. A. Esaig, and perfected
and patented by him In 1885 directly
after which the manufacture OF the
plow was commenced. In 1885 the pres
ent company was incorporated with the
following officers: President, DIR. l.. NJ.
Kuhne, Secretary and Treasurer, Har-
man l., Klhnt; Superintendent, 0, A.
Hsig, To the DEMOCRATS inquiries II
was ascerthined that the spring trade OF
this company, like oil the other
pillow companies, has been dou
bic that o, the whole OF last
year. The company Ia employing
at PRESENT IL men, and 10 turning out on
an average 100 plOwa q week. The Uai-
VerlOl Il "a new departure over all other
plows, II beiag the only resr.sdjusting
pillow maee IA tie world to-day, and has
gained such q wide reputation that
large numbers ara regullr y shipped 10
oil parts OF the Uni cd States.
Although bu' ns yet q somewhat new
industry, tie Universal Company Ia
making rapid strides In the industrial
world, aud b d fair In the near fu ure
TO take o flolt r.ng among the very
largest OF such concerns. Superlnten-
dan. Esi,g has charge OF the mechanical
branch OF the establishment, and b Q
post could not 6e oiled by q more cap
bic lni energetic man, while under the
able and pr grs sye management OF
Secretary aud Treasurer Herman l.,
Kuhus, Tbs financial cOudi ion Of the
company ls ia AJst class shape, clearly
eylnclng the business capacity Of that
gentlemen. Tno Universal Company Il
already ore OF the fixed and solid Indus
tries OF anton.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-13
LOUISVILLE LETTER.
A Frosh batch OF News From Our East
End Correspondents


A Fresh Batch OF News From Our East
End Correspondents
Mlas Victoria Menegay returned from
g. Vlnceapa College, Latrobe, Pa, where
sie vas visiting her brother, Louis, dur.
Ing tho Easter holiiaye.
Bon Dehot and Baum, OF 05naburg
were arrested for f0s' diving. Dehof
proved hlmself innocent, but Baum was
proven guilty and paid Gne OF sll S6.
A large number OF friends aud rela-
tiyea gathered together on Wednesday
evening Mny 9th, laden with preaents
and good thing, ani repaired 10 the
residence Of Mr.. August B0nnOt, and
agreeably surprised Mrs BonnOt, II
being her birthday Anniversary. A Ane
supper was spread, and about lltty pOr-
took OF the elegant repast. The evening
was pleasantly spent until u lato hour
About o year ago follow represent
Ing himself 40 agent for the Metropoll-
tan Commercial Agency OF New York
City, came 10 our town, and by means OF
good address. aud oily tongue soon gain
Cd tho confidence OF number OF cur
merchants, and Induced them 10 sub.
scribe for book, showing tho standing
OF parties In business oil over the U. B,
The price OF tho book and the privilege
OF making 800 lnQulrea cost $780, not
cash, but by note due In one year, II
may seem STANCE, but II IL true four or
llyO OF our most Intelligent business men
gave their notes TO an entire stranger,
with only his promise TO rely on. The
notes are now In tho hands Of a
Justice for collection. The books were
never sent; M for the inquiries wo sup.
pose they can mako them.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-13
Families Doing West

To settle permanently or 10 visit,
naturally seek the routes by which they
can travel with the greatest comfort
aud With the feweat changes Of cara,
The iayorlte f. Wayne route, known as
the Northwest Syatem Of the Pennsyl-
yania Lines west of plttsburg, offore
greater facilities In this respect than
any other line, M II runs biggage cars,
coaches and sleeping cars from Pitts
burg TO Chicago without change, making
connections through Union depots with
tho tralla VI roads leading 70 oil points
In the west, northwest and southwest.
These are great advantages TO families
with ladies and children, and particu-
larly 10 ladies travelling without escort.
For rates Of fare, rates OF household
goods, time tables, etc., write 10 the
nearest ticket agent OF the Pennsylvania
lines. or TO II, A. Ford, General passen.
g,r Agent, Plttsburg, Pa,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-13
Obituary

Died AT the resi lence OF her daughter
aud aOn.ln law, Mr.. aud Mrs, James @.
Laniz, so South Cherry street, Ia thls
city, on the Oh lnat.. Mrs. Lydia Price,
aged SO yelrs and 2 months. Deceased
was o member Of the Lutheran Church
for sixty lye years. The funeral takes
place this afternoon ~ 3 o'clock, when
Rev, Harpster will 0lllclate. Deceased
has lived In Canton with her daughter
and son.ln-law FOR the laat fifteen years,
frequently visiting the friends east In
Maryland and Pennsylvania, She was
bora aud raised In Franklin county,
Pennsylvania, Her husband dlei about
thirty years ago. FJr u numbr Of
years deceased has been drawing n pen.
alon from the Government, as her hus.
band was soldier In the war OF 1912,
seeing service about Baltimore aud
Washington, Tho remains will be laid
away In our beautiful Vest Lawn Come
terry, whera Mr.. Lartz has lot In one
OF the most attractive spots,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-13
sTOL IN HORSES.
One Sold to Fry a shertzar In this City
aud Recovered.

One Sold to Fry a shertzar IN this City
aud Recovered.
Last Thursday night thieves stole two
buggy horses from tho stable OF Mr.. j.
w. Hlniah, living four and a half miles
wesI Of Wooster, MIR. Hiniab, upon dis.
covering hli loss next day, followed up
the trail or the thieves and recovered
one Of the animals at Reedpburg. Fol.
lowing up the thieves further, he traced
Ihom Into Canton, where hn found Mon
day, tho second horse In Fry 4 Bhor.z
er's livery stable, and anon establishing
his ownership Of The animal, was given
possession Of bin.
Fry u Bhortzer purchased tho horse
from an unknown man Saturday for
$50. Tho police have been furnished
wish description Of the fellUw. and are
kssping their ay9a open for HIN. His
capture meanp $500 reward, the stand
Ing offer OF the Commissioners OF the
county In which the horse was stolen.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-13

some four or aye members had Spring
field rlaea, The Canton Socialists, with
the exception Of six, denounced the
action Of their Chicago brethren and
will now dlsbant. All bat the objectipg
elk will join the Knights OF Labor. They
deprecate mob violence.
The men arrested believe In ree0rt
in0 10 arms 10 Obtai their rights. Mr.,
Tnraiskl aOys the object OF the Social
lists 10 defined In their constitu ION Ia
TO improve the mental and phys cal con
dition Of the wO k M claaaea | y aerur
Ing fair ply 20 their feIvcev, thus
enabling them 10 live q prosperous,
happy life. THEY denfu1ce Bitterly the
cOwardly action of the Chicago Anarch.
iB'l
william Hlupt was with the quartet
OF shooters but DID 30 et oO,lng; he was
dismls I'd by the Msy r,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-13
DEATH IN THE STORM.
A Destructive storm Win Appalling Los
of Life aud Great Damage
FOrblllh
May llth, 1886


A Destructive storm win Appalling Loss
of Life aud Great Damage
KANSAS City, No., May ll,-AbOu.
1880 o'clock terrible storm c'0lda began
gathering ov5r the city. They llrat ap'
peared In the northeast and slrgIng
WeslwaTdly acroas tho city, turned sui.
denly about In their cOurse, descended
rapidly and broke upon the city Ia ter.
riff; bursts OF wind and rain that swept
all lighter objects before them. The
darkness was almost like night and peO'
pie II "a to the nearest shelter and await
I'd with blAnched faces tho fury OF the
tempest. Clouds seemed 10 gra21
roofs OF the highest buildings
and poured out their tOIrtGts
In apparently solid masses Of rain
for half an hour, The streets gefe run
ming rivers OF water, carrying boxes and
signs and other similar freight, blown
from the bulldogs or swept up by the
flood. A number Of vshlCies were over
turned, and In numerous ins,anceB
drivers abandoned their horses 10 their
fate and sought refuge In stores and
houses.
All this, however, proved entirely In,
significant when the full extent Of the
disaster wrought by the storm became
known. The Llthrop school building
occupied prominent site at the corner
OF Eighth and Main streeta.
This morning the building wAs crowd.
ed with children, many OF whom went
nearly frantic with grief over the up.
pilllnR darkness pnd stillness which
preceded the tempest. The winds swept
madly across Broadway from the west,
and seemed TO concentrate It's force In n
descent upol tho tower, which yielded
with crGsl, and carrying down the
heavy bell, plunged through the inter
vening floors 10 the basement. The
main building ls o mass Of rulas within
shattered walls, which will stand The
wing was comparatively uninjured and
the scholars In there were unhurt,
In the main building, however, the
effect was awful. The falling llOfa
precipitated the terrified children 10 the
basement, where masses OF bricks and
beams crushed them 10 the ground and
buried them from view.
The Court Hlu'e and number OF
other buildings we're wrecked The
scenes were heartrendlng ut the school
house. Twenty four persons were kill.
cd and twenty seven Injured.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-13

Squire Frank Is In Now York this
week with sheep
Remember the concert by The ladies'
Saturday evening Of this week
C,S, DIffenderfer gres;s his friends
with broad smile, and says "lps a
boy"
Preparations are completing for the
observance Of Decoration Day, Saturday,
May goth, The various committees are
faithfully at work, aud report q hearty
cooperation by all. Addresses will be
made by John ., Frank, Esq of Akron,
Reys. @, \. Oliver, j A. Novlngor, s,
Ream aud Others.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-13
ASSAULTED A PATIENT.
A Perambuintlng Qu ,ck Grossly Ioauits .
Lady aud In Jailed,

A Perambulntlng gu ,ok Grossly tuaults n
Lady aud In Jailed,
p,of lsa0r jay, n perambulatlng Quatk
OF tho patent medicine street. t.concert-
painless tooth.exlrac,0g order, held
forth nj Wllmot Friday evening. He
extracted teeth on tho street free, and
announced that no would extract them
at tho hoiol tho following day for 20
cents each. Q lite number OF ladlea
called 10 have dental work done, He
would only allow ono lady In tho room
NJ q time, aud kept tho door locked. To
this some OF the ladies Obj cited, but oil
went smoothly until Mre. Emma Hobbs
came. When tho doctor had extracted
her teeth no invited her Into an adjoin-
ing room 10 wash hor face and mouth.
While there no throw her upon o bod
and attempted an assault, which she
vigorously resisted, aud after freeing
horeelf from tho Villains grasp, haeten.
od home and Informed her husband. Mr..
Hobbs NJ once called upon tho doctor
for n settlement, but that worthy denied
tho charge, and invited the irate hus-
band to Eight II out, This tho latter re.
fused TO do and had jay arrested. He
was given q hearing before Squire 5pl-
die and was found guilty, and fined $50
and costs, In oil about Si2, Being una.
bio to raise this, no was brought 10 the
county jail here,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-13

We make o special business OF grow.
Ing vegetable and bedding plants aud
can furnish them In any quantity. We
also have q fine variety Of house plants
and choice stock Of new 1885 crop OF
seeds, which we can furnish at very
reasonable prices. Send for catalogue
and price list, Address
BLOOMFIELD BROS,
Florists and Market Gardeners,
Mlddlebranch, Stark Co., o.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-13

j. E. JACKSON DEAR sIR:---I was af-
Il c,ed very badly for years with kidney
disease. fused two bottles Of your med.
iclne-Burdlck's Kidney Cure-and l
am entirely cured, This acts at once
and should bo known to oil sufferers.
Thos. Mcclure, Unlonville, N. j, Price
70 cents and 81 25 Samples free. Also
ask for free sample bottle of Magnum
Bonum. j, II. Jackson's Cough Syrup
free to all Large size 25 cents. For
sale by druggists,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-13

Ladies' dresses cleaned or dyod-made
up or apOri; alyn sacqnes, wraps, ahowls,
ailke, &t., NJ Thebaud BrCs', o. Euclid
avenue, Cleveland Pamphlet free,
P. S,-Wo have the largest and most
complete establishment west OF New
York, Established In 1869 Our prices
are low. Express orders promptly at
tended 10,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-13
Cheering Nows for tho oltl,ons OF Newark.
NEWARK. N. ] May 7th, 1886.

NEWARK, N, j May 7th, 1886.
The extensive factories OF the Domes-
tic Sewing Machine Company, located
In this city, and who employ ea,vr ore
thou iand hands, started again ON Mon.
day, the 3 4 inst, with full forco In oil
departments, after q temporary shut.
down. Tlis IL received as an evidence
Of the subsistence OF the disturbance OF
trade by reason OF labor troubles.
This company STANDS to-day unrlvaled
In their line, having made great i'm.
proyements In their machine and or
ganlzation within tho last two years.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-13

Obscure and comp diseases are
dreadful and shunned bysome physicians
and favored by others, as means Of pill.
log up charge after Charge and making
a sure thing for tho doctor Dr. Albert
stands almost alone as successful
p practitioner In such cases. He Ia In.
deed renowned. specialist, and his re
nown has been j1slly earned by cure af.
ter cure Ia cases where other physicians
had failed-often through inability TO
determine the nature OF the disease,
sometimes through ignorance Of the
proper remedy
The doctor has studied such cases for
years At his great Institute thousands
Of such cases have been treated, In
consequence, diseases and complications
which ara lmpenerably obscure TO the
ordinary practitioner are plain as
day to him. Il IL the great ad-
vantage Of modern specialization that
we hay9 such men,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-13

a ripe experience, q sound Judgment.
aud a signal mastery OF bis art. The
supporting company Ia large and aver.
age well, and the scenery, which Mesars.
Voegllin and Fox have painted for this
production Ia worthy OF spNclal com.
ment, Altogether "MOnte CrlstO" Ia
ore OF the strongest plays at present
occupying the stage.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-13
DRAMATIC DOTS.
James o'Noiil m Edmund Dantcs In
"AIonto Crisoo" Friday,

James O'Noll1 m Edmund Dantos IN
"Monto Crisco" Friday.
Friday evening the theater-goers Of
Canton will be given o rare treat In the
presentation OF the magnificent spec
tacular melodrama, "Monte Cristo," In
which the popular and talented actor,
MIR, James O'Nelll, will appear In the
powerful character Of Edmond Dantes.
James O'Neill's Monte Crlsto is o most
excellent piece Of acting. II ie difficult
10 Imagine any actor Of the time sur
paseing Mr.. 0'Neill In th character
lilo Ia an earnest actor, and II Is an lvr
dent fact that his heart Ia In HE " n
Tn ever varying points OF Monte Srls
to's life he treats with skill and naturs
alnese; he brings TO bear upon his work
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-13
SUNDAY TARGET paAorIom
Indulgod In by Anarchy.-Loving Socialists
who Are Arrssted.

Induigcd In by Anarchy-.Loving Socialists
who Arc Arrested.
Louis Elasser, william Ehmann, John
Elasser aud John kemphor were Hned
a. Zach Monday by Mayor Rex for shoot.
| n on Sunday They were arrested
Monday Immediately south Of tho city,
where they terrorlsed the neighborhood
by several hours Of rifle ehootlng. The
obj,rt OF tho shooting was n mystery TO
tho people, and no one molseted tho
mn until Policeman Yant was
in'ormed OF the affair, and
arrested tho quartet II eeems
they are members OF the Canton
Lodge OF German Socialists, which body
II 10 alleged Ia In possession OF sixty re.
peatlng rides and that tho mon were
merely yracticlng with their weapons.
Mr.. A, Turhjahi, No.edlior OF the Canton
journal, and an Intelligent gentleman
Il q lively Sociallet. He sald there
were no rifles posseased BY tho lodge, but
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-13
PARAMOUNT cmILDREN's home.

mr.. A, Mooregor Appointed . Trustee for
That Institution,
Mr.. A. McGregor has received the fol-
lowing notice OF appointment;
MINERVA. o May 3, 1885
A, NoiREGoR, Esq, C,utOn, Ohio;
Dear Sir. " being my duty | notify
you, that you was elected on Che 4 IA day
Of May, 1885, 40 q Trustee OF tho Fair
mount Children'a Home for the term OF
AYe years, commencing May 4 h, 1885
YlurH respectfully,
j. scHMAC hTENBERGER,
Secretary q the joint Bo rd Of County
Commissioners.
Mr., McGregor has accepted the posi-.
tlon. He succeeds II, II. Myers. Of Can.
ton, whose term expired May d,h 1886
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-13

II Ia now settled 90 u fact In the minds
OF those who are versed In the clothing
business that beyond doubt Hlrach-
helmer Brothers are taking tho lead In
their line OF business, Small profits aud
square dealing 10 what accounts for
their euCcogB.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-13

The special clearance sale prices on
miscellaneous books, photograph al'
buns, family Bibles and scrap albums
continues for q short time only. You
should not fall 10 Improve the opportu
nifty TO buy at Wholesale prices.
DURDIN, WRIGHT q Co.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-13

Mrs. R. Y. Watts, No, 4s North Market
street, has been east and bought oil the
latest novelties In millinery and has
them on sale at her millinery parlors.
Ladies' can Ds aseommated with oil the
latest style hats y. short notice.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-13

The following marriage licences have
been issued, John Davis and Ella
Westbrook, Alliance; John Gerstenmaier
and Catharine Wagner, Massluon; Ley
L, Fultmor and Mary Hang, Massillon;
Monroe j. Crooks and Louisa Schwartz,
Canton; Noah d. mines and Flora nj.
Walter, Paris township.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-13
PIONEERS NJ GETTING
Annual Plonlo Of tho Old Settlers OF stark
County.

County.
At o meeting last y1ar At M(y'r's
Lake o. numblr OF old settlers OF
Stark county II was demonstrated that
there was not . sufficient number Of
pioneers remaining In the county able
and willing to turn out aud help make a
gathering interesting, After q full and
free discussion Of the subject by those
present, u was agreed that there be q
coll this year Of old ltlers-,l 0e who
fel, IN Interest In the early settlement
Of the county TO come together on the
second Wednesday Of Juoe Oh) ut
My rs l. ke. south side, This notice Ia
given that plr.les interested 10 the
movement may prepare them elves &c.
to'ilngly Farther notice with more
particulars again, THE COMMITTEES,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-13

For rates, FREQ maps and Information
concerning the west, call on or address,
II. II. GEETlNa, II II. l., % p. Agt.,
II East Tuscarawas St., Canton, o.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-13

Spangler, tho halter, has on hand the
largest line Of straw and stlff hats Of
any honse In the State, Having three
stores Spangler 10 enabled TO buy cheaper
than any other, and therefore cannot be
nnderAold.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-13

Itch and scratches Of every kind cured
In thirty minutes by Woolford's Santa.
ry Lotion. Use no other. This never
falls, Sold by p, II. Barr, druggist, Can.
ton, Ohio.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-13

W. II. Buckius n Co., the old reliable
stove, tinware and jobblng house, have
removed their goods to their new rooms,
No. 70 North Market street, where they
will be glad to welcome their old friends
and patrons.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-13
EN DEATH.
Ey,C6ugollman Michael Adler Dies at hls
Residence thls Afternoon.
Feeling Badly, He Goes to He'd and Expires
--.Congestiye ApopleEy the Cause
OF His Sudden Taking on
Fnom Frlday'a pAIlY


Al $3.50 O'Clock this afternoon report
reached the DEMOCRAT that lex Council
man Michael Adler, superintendent OF
the Wrought Iron Bridge WOrke, had
died suddenly at hla residence on North
Walnut street
Immediately on hearing THIS, q DEMO
CRAT reporter haatened 10 the residence,
and on investigation found tho start
ling report only too true.
Mr.. Adler died suddenly OF ap0plexy
In hls bed NJ $3.50 o'clock thls afternoon.
Thursday morning no complained OF
feeling sleepy and tired and In the
afternoon did not 20 10 HIS work.
He remained about the house,
most of the time aleepipg His
death was sudden and unexpected,
and his family and relntiyls were terri
bly, shocked, and are now stricken down
with grief.
THE FUNERAL.
The funeral OF the late Michael Adler
occurred Sunday afternoon from ihs
family residence, No, lb0 North Walnut
street, The services were conducted by
Reys. Petor Herbruek and b. n. Ashley
and were attended by great throbg of
people who gathered to pay q last mark
OF respect TO q man, whose ability gnYs
him an enyied prominence. " was i'm
possible 10 accommodate even small
portion OF tho aaoemolage In the house
and the remains were Viewed
In the open air. Undertaken
Bharer had charge OF the funeral.
The funeral cortege was one OF the larg
es. ever aeen In the ely. II comprised
some four hundred and fifty people on
foot and about atty carriages, Follow
lug was the order:
Grand Army Band.
knight Templara.
Odd Fellows.
Kuighta Of Honor.
GA Il Post NJ, 20.
CITY COunollmen.
Bridge Works Em pl0yeg.
Maa0n6.
Hearse with remalna, eseO led by Knight
Templar Guard o. Honor
Carriages,
AT the West Lawn Cemetery, whero
the remains were Inferred, the burial
service OF tho MaaOna was conducted
by Chaplain Ca aldy, and that OF the
Grand Army Of the Republic by Post
Commander Clark. Appropriate music
was played by tho Grand Army Band,
AT the conclusion OF the q. A, II service
Rev. Ashley pronounced the benedlc.
tlOn, the firing squad Of the q, A. Il
fred three yolleya over the grave, and
the remalna Of Mr.. Adler were NJ rest.
Mr., Adler was friendly and genial as
q man and practical and efficient
mechanic. The position Of Superintend.
ent OF the Wrought Iron Bridge Works,
which no ably flied for many years,
was one requiring great akill and care
ful judgment, both OF which Mr. Ad Ter
posse sed. In HIS death the Company
lOges valuable man and tho employees
q conslderate and kind superintendent,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-13

spangler Just received o big lot OF 80
cent shirts, guaranteed to be the best In
the market.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-13

Persons moving west should write or
call on II. II. Geoting for maps and In
formation.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-13

All kinds Of boots and shoes are sold
at the very bottom figures at Joseph
WinRerter's.