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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-22

OTTAWA, Ont, May 21.-Thc Government
has received Official report from Captain Scott Of
the Lansdowue. OF the OF the Adams The fact
appears to be that the vessel even If 1t be
proved that she buying bait, can
not under existing laws. be held answerable.
Peter Mitchell, cx-MInster OF Marine and Fisheries.
who prepared the legislation under which the seizure
was presumably made. purpcsely omitted the
buying Of bait the list Of offences. believing tht
bait should be regarded tlce OF commerce. and
the buying OF bait a commercial transaction.
A bill amending that law has been hurried through
the House Commons. having ssed It's third reading
to-day. 1t will make the buying Of bait an offence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-22
TWO WOMEN KILLED BY LIGHTNING.

LITTLE METIs, Quc May 2l.-L Lightning
struck the house OF Mrs. Levesque, in Fourth
Range Sandy Bar. this evening. almost demoshng 1t
and instantly killing Mrs. Levesque and her niece. A
OF Mrs Lovcsque struck and thrown to the floor
remaining unconscious several hours.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-22

ALAND SLIDE on THE WEST SHORE ROAD.
NEwBURG, May II tSpecidh.-A big land
side occurred Pegs's Point, near Marlborough On
the West shore Railroad this morning. About one nun
dred tons rock and earth ctne down on th' SOUTH
bouud track. Free OF dynamite soon cleared lho
track and train. were delayed only short time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-22

east. g. Johns OF Texas elected secretary OF the
Board OF Missions in place of A. Young OF Tennessee
the former secretary Dr. David Morton. OF Lousvie,
reelected secretary of the Board Church Exten-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-22

Lisbon to attend the wedding OF his daughter TO the
Crown Prince Of Portugal. from re-cnterng France.
PEsTH. Nav 2I.-The Upper House of the Hungarian
Diet mas unanimously adopted the LIndsturm Dill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-22
WILL TIE GOTH 60 TO IRELAND

There was meeting of the colonel and
officers OF the G9h Regiment evening in the armory
at TOmpkns Market. The business was OF private
nature. After the meeting Colonel Cavanagh SAID to
reporter in reference the proposed expedi-
ton OF Irish Americans enforce ands demand for
Home Rule: 1T would be premature reveal our
plans Imay tell you however that there is not a man
under command but who wishes to see the
independence OF ireland achieved. and VINO would be
prepared ght TO sustain Gadstone's Will. If necessity
demanded, against this wrelchrd faction OF Orangemen
who have neither idlih nor country
AdjutantG tGencral MORN seid: Yes there is truth
volunteers who would fight for Iceland =!
Has aug move been made III the matter
"Wcl, We have already received more than hundred
applications from officers Of different natonaltes, who
fought In the war OF the Rebellion ana VINO express "
themselves ready operate Oh behalf OF Ireland
How would an armed expedition reach Ireland = 49,
Our answer 20 that Is mat II the O.ansemeh ready
cd rebel they would be rcDeilhg as huch aeahst Ih
rera authority against Ireland ana IN thst event
TIE army Of England would be set IN motion 10 put mem
down. Gladstone, Therefore wond De well p.easea 10 10
accept the aid OF the Ir'sa-Amrrcan volunteers VINO
would crush The Orange faction IN day Tor the mere
iun oi me thing and without consideration OF pay OF
Icward."
ARR srID FOR PLOTTING ALEXANDERS DEATH
SOPHIA MAY 21.-The conspiracy To Kill
Prince Alexander and Premier Karavelon was revealed
by Bulgarian MichaOh, who states that the consplra
tors were Captain Nobokof, formerly of the Russian
Army hon;enegrin priest some Bglgarans and md.
e@OeI. All have been arfcrtod
LACROSSE TEAM COMING TO THIS COUNTRY.
LONDON May 2l.-Arrangementa have been completed
Tor the visit TO America this Of picked team OF
llc Iiish Lacrosse Union. The team expects 10 play
Hatch games with the principal teams oI thc C"ltei
etdles aid Canada
De LEssEP5 sANGUINE IN SPITE OF ROUSSEAU.
PARIS, May 2l.-M. dc Lesscps. being inter-
e"ed on the subject OF ~ Konsseau adverse report Oh
sle Panama Canal, SAID that VI. Rousseau naturally
sook pessimstic yiew But added NJ. dc Lcsseps,
tie worst that NJ Rousseau cay Is that great
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-22

The anitor OF No 2l Cortlandt-s said that no snch
man az W. H. Mullarky was known to bo empioyeu III
L. IL1lLI IIA
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-02

Ias. evening al Foser opeFs Hou.s eas
witnessed one ef the teosi iatefes.ns aud
poaelI.f performance tAat Tie orlnt
Rsp.d- Stages las .esn itl, SEASON. f-alk
nasrers Iaf -Ile Wa-es ~ -la. IS one
af tt. u.s. Irsalt' -ces ui NHk
meUsfu atal-l ass yef conceived lt
j. ffiI ol a.sf at mlsat lefu laufeun.la.
nee.u human interest. fl.e story is iasclaaf-
i.e and tn- msuaer Ia which it 3. worked
oat IS mo-t Ingenious. All. tnsi cal &C..
of t-s been ssid Vt tie plsy mas also te
E.lt o. Al. ialHufy present company.
I have uo he-iiarcy ln saving that 10 .s ont
0f lle best al around oi tlc many drausi-
.c companies no~ travelling thM'es 4.
MauberF s Mmsrifa rushei actog Hfier
fAe moaern fep9se-I -ehooi. lis
pathos IS perfect. hs manner ali
grace and be invested George Brand, the
Young carafc. HltA all that gentle magnet
i-m t.af belongs 90 those wao tesl rae
pr. enfs of fhe Nskrlenc E'eIka Nariel
pra.r ltrself an lste. aud am uoi GER
ia % e.f faaf her INTERPRETATION ot lufh ~
superior fo feA- of Marie Prescott. which.
cNu t.fn- ast .rrm niv standpoint 1llss
Prescott I, lur .f tlc treu est even faslrh
uio,. unsuccessful If American ac-re-.e,
ls I am sure 20 ,uaN praise Miss Nar
lei ippt trel fo ae suffering from g severe
a -cfi0n ei -ae thfoal ofi when oppression
urlrE her soui sac rose 20 the heights ot
l.i.ntss. amt tle curse she bestowed unon
hes brutal husband was worthy OLD e-aul-
nll J4uau.easA in her palmiest days.
i's..te eliaFun. 1.-THE aud wiilowy sou-
Iret- played julana. an actress ~ ile
Oeagou theatre wi' Aout fault. Her
lmp.rsonati)u oi flc STAGE truck maiden
was both Artistic and la4.Ashle. Miss ~
isron IS conscientious young actree and
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-02
YESTERDAYS STORM.
How tho Mercury W. Condensed Work
for the Plumbers.

How tho Mercury ", Condensed Work
for the Plumbers.
The cold wave which inundated this val
ley Yesterday was patent proof to those
who have attended the meeting Of the Hor-
cultural Society that the 'anti-cyclone' has
commenced movements for the Winter
fli, cold wave did nOt catch SO many Of
.ha railways napp.ug as did thc recent
snow >fnrm, out prepared as they were,
considerable labor was required on ther
part 'n the way of stllag tracks. etc. TO
keep fnem In good condition for use. Com
meuc.a- d., ei-ht ciacN 10 The morning.
the air began 10 grow colder. aui
after seyera. hours oi r q lard siOrIning from
iae southwest. ,he Thermometer al noon
registered 10 degrees above zero The
temperature remained about constant until
evening when mercury again commenced
20 lower showing eight above 1el' a. six
O'CLOCK, 81 lu O'Clock, seven. ana al ,
o'clock this morning the zero mark vas
reached Considerable damage has been
done iD water pipes and general hydraulic
apparatus oyer the city A coincidence is
noti.a aah.e ia the first calendar dav oi
Winter being ushered ln by the first cold
wave of the season. rs the TELEGRAM
u HfeAin goes 90 press the fros, is cracking
along hs sidewalks. and vicious chill is
n .le air Winter has come IN earnest.
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-02
Sixth Ward Collector Notice.

Nefifo 's tcrfhv given that fho Office o. thc
coi. c.Hr lor tIc sixth ward v - ie hcid o. the
corner ~ 'front.' au1 Leonard sftce's I'm rtl b
-far- ani thaf iHs tsE rol ff sa.l uarl d. ros
in ils hands 0f fte un1er.ifned fer co'lrrtfa
aud thnf hf all sH1'i af hi- etii orfe uHil-
sfd 4lfl z ne 'ho iHh i1v ~ fen 4r5 sf.tr fte
Hrsf publication - thIs uo'i.c l0au orIDc. a.
n uuiil % COCK p. m., iof sne Iufp9sc oi re
CcIfilg taxes.
Dated Grand RspiGr Nov Sd l..f
JUNs HOO RHfHF
.....f..- .fH. rl.~N
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-02
Fourth Ward Collectors Notice.

Not ce l. hc-chv given that the ollcc o. TIE
collector tnl tlt l3ur.h ward viii be us I'd af tle
Comfy lras4rtf Office ON you stree. and
thr IN tax roll for saif ward s. W in The hands
u attend al hi. "a . oi.ir, until and lnclud. ur
the 10Th day oi January. after The first puh.ita-
OF o' tli, noilcr. from O'Clock a ~. uutil
o'riocs %. m fer ihc purpose f receiving tazes
Dated Grand kapils NOV. - iese
tHAklf, A. ROBINSON
tDiIfCfnr Fourth Mad
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-02

on tAe g.. k.N 4. L. K. ueKf Sunday. Nov
--lh. The Cincinnati tram now leaving Al
o.lJ =. m wil leave al 300 q. u.. - min
utes EARLIER, made necessary 80 make The
connection at kahmazoo With the iss, New
o.. express ea,. ON the Michigan Central
Railroad. Passengers taking this train will
reach Battle Greek a. 1853, Marshall 15f
Albion :, l3. jackson Si9, Anu Arbor g45
Npsiianu 900. Detroit l0.45 p. IA. and
EuH.Ia l.-f ro
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-02

OF Swe'land Brothers Holiday Bazaar.
Wednesday afternoon and evening". The
largest aud finest iiue ~ Christmas novelties
and iayoEs for the german ever displayed
IN thls city. s present viii he given 10
every lady ,urchAser Withheld usual gen
erosify the urin sill serve lemonade TrouDe
10 their patrons during the opening. No
one should fsi, 90 attend.
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-02
Einnis IIa.Idie.

Remember the Grand Bazaar opening
mex Monday evening
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-02
.nrlng 4 ComnanY

rppng ~ Company
Have just received i,dl line of Evening
Shades IN Woo. Goods and silks.
Rev Washington Gardner. of Jackson.
viii deliver q lecture in Second Street ". T.
Church on Thursday evening Dec. p
Subject "rhe Perfect Man Mr. Gardner
IS an impressive platform speaker. and his
friends iu tbe Valley City Will De glad Of the
opportunity to near him. Admission, DC
Have You sen the elegant piano on exhi-
biton in Hcustm man, Donnallv a. Jones
window 70 bee drawn Al The G.R.Guord mill
tary Bazaar. Tickets 100.
Spring & Company
Have just opened a large line OF new Dress
Fabrics at very low prices.
swetIanl Brother,
Propose to give away one-hundred- pound
stick OF candy, and one Of their famous
Log Cabins They are now on exhibition
in their show windows a. 134 MonrOe-st.
Look out for tie Military Bazaar.
Muskeeon. Grand Rapids a Indiana.
The new route To Muskegon via the above
line was opened for passenger business on
Wednesday, Dec. lst.
Commencing on that date trains leave
Grand Rapids mon depot AZ 7.25 a. IN,
100 2. IN. and 30 ?. m, Grand Rapids
Br.dge-st depot at 7.32 q. M, l.o5 =. IN.
aud a.27 y. m arriving AZ Muskeg0n $50 a.
m y..}i p. IN and $50 3 n.
Leaving Muskegou af 7-t5 and 1880 a. 10.
and $50 p. ma, arriving at Grand Rapids
9.l5 a. IN lNp p. III. and 80 p. m.
Canned Goods
az greatly reduced prices wholesale or retail
r. J. DrrIEr7usiEg. lis Monroe.st.
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-02

the celebrated Scotch dish, at f. j. DeJtcn.
thalers, M Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-02

Have just received f,al line of Eyening
Shades In Wool Goods and silks.
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-02

Have you sen the elegant piano on exhi-
bition in Hcustmau, Donnaily a. Jones'
window 70 bee drawn AZ the G.R.Guord mill
taTy Bazaar. Tickets 90.
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-02

Propose to give away one-hundred- pound
stick of candy. and one of their famous
Log Cabins They are now on exhibition
in their show windows a. 134 Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-02
Look out for tie Military Bazaar.
Muskeeon. Grand Rapids & Indian,

al greatly reduced prices wholesale or retail
r. j. DrIT- -sTHsfHg. 1is MonrOe.st.
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-02

'TF'tETT- NIFFI IF'-ffF
Have just opened "a large line OF new Dress
Fabrics at very low prices
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-27
Road Notice.

Notice IA hereby plyon That petition VIII be pro.
Hnnln t6 tho t0 nIhslnnriH NJ STARK county uhn, NJ
their session 10 be- held on tho nfgt Monday N June
nnxt A. u, 1886 praying fot the location aud tslhh
lAhlnpn " county fOaa alOnp the Following dusnibnd
route IN Bethlehem lOwnshln IN said 3tath county TO-
witt Beginning nj n stake maihed !" ln tho otnter
NJ tho public highway lnhdlnr itOn Bolivar Turchta
VIVA county, ONO 10 llrac CITY IN Bnn Athfk county
NJ tho end Of tho fryate Or township nhd leadlnH iu
aald public highway along tho linp bswpen lhnla OF
samuel Hlfeeby ana Samuel MAHe, III Hhld nelhlnhein
township, IN said STARK county 10 lands uf " Kuih
yptf m enld TuAcatnwna county tiotup fipin ehld
stake marked ~" IN n s0uihefly direction along tho
center 0f tald private or tUwnhlp road ABOUT W fndl
township rOAn thence IN n snuthwnslntlT ulfc tihn
along tho cenpf W said private on twnthp road about
81 rods tb stake nhfked "nh Bn the county llnN be
tween STARK And ruHohrawhs counties Aforesaid ure
II lntuituu connect with and form part VI county
road TO bu established Jointly herewith IN said luach.
fawhB county from said staku " v .......
May 9, tBl0 0hw MANY PETITIONERS
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-27

London has jnat been plunged int0a
pecujlar fever caused by the advent Of
The divine Llstz. Royalty has com
manded HIS presence NJ Winds0r-a rare
honor, indeed. Royal attentions, how
ever, are received with c0mp'acence by
the man who has more than once braYed
royal enmity by open contempt,
The Able Llai2 prgsenta one OF the
most extraordinary pers0nalltiea on rec
ord His genius ~ as unique 10 aplen.
did; hla tall and commanding Agure IN
carried with lltlng dignity aa though
possessed Of q naughty and lmperloua
disposition, he can without effort relax
TO the TOlnt OF inalnuatlng and Halter
Ing Difference.
Hls cOnqnes'a when younger man
we're numbered by the score, and even
when time had whltened his flowing
locks II was no unusual occurrence TO
aPe auditors struggle for the possession
Of glove he had left behind on rising
| from the plano, and tear II IN emal Oits
In the battle for q precious souvenir.
The peculiar pn6er he exerls over an
audience N due mainly, Of course, 10 his
magical manipulation OF the ivory Keys;
but he also casts spell over many
/ through the agency OF u peculiar poetic
harmon y Of presence,
| Efforts have been made TO Induce the
great master TO visit thla country, but
hig extreme age and feebleness VIII
probably not permit him TO make the
ocean voyage.
When only nine years old his precOc'
us talent-dilplayed AZ q public con-
cert-attracted the attention OF some OF
the Hungarian mobiles, who furnished
the funda for hia musical education
during the ak succeeding years, Az VI
emma he studied under Czerny, Slllerl
and Rhandhartinger In 1929, NJ the
age Of tW0've, he published his lrst
COmpOaltlon; IL 1925 an Operetta, Don
Sanche, which was fayOrably received.
Llslz has alw6yl borne hla head high
with royalties aud arietocrata, and ho
well knows how TO make himself re'
apected. lie met Gar Nicholas l. with
an angry look, tossed Frederick Will
lam'a diamonds Into the eide scenes,
and broke n lance with Louis Philippe,
which cost him decoration. He never
tOrgaye that stlnRy monarch for abol.
Iahlng certain musical pensions, and
consistently refused 70 play at the Tull'
erieg one day the King, entertaining
Erlrda plan0fOrtG exhibition on private
view, came sudtenly upon Lls'z seated
NJ the plano, "D0n't you remember"
said hla Majesty, "that you played NJ my
house when you were u boy and | was
Duke Of 0rleAnaY Much has changed
since then" "YCs, SIRE" replied listz
, dryly, "but not for the better" Where,
upon the ru0lod King went home and
atfuck Lislzs name OF the Legion Of
Honor. Llstz also refused TO play NJ The
+, Court Of Queen Isabella, In Spain, be
!. cause musicians In Spain In those day.
! were never presented TO royalty.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-27
Unlontr wa Units,

The concert on Saturday evening was
q success,
VIM. spaght n building Mt the west
end ON u LOT purchased from Mr. Il yar
Chns. Bnlp dor aud Mllt NiUo have
commenced tbe manufacture OF screen
doors,
chna Senior Arthur Roger and For.
OF smith, employed at Akron, spent
sunday IN town.
The many 'Gpnds Of MmsJ sale steoso
viii bp palupd tu learn that she IL 30
fluugly ill no Chicago, Her mother ~
with her, and is faithfully attending TO
her wants,
NIX WWlach, u q, Ia nj home after
ON extensive tour through the west.
llp wAa Nu unwilling witness Of the
destructive cyclone which Visited Kan
eaa city several weeks ago,
Mr.. Frank Smith and wife, for the
past two years cit Of New York
city, nte visiting MIA smithS mother,
Mira. kph, Wise. Mr. Smith IN 10 I ke
csarge OF the AOuring mills NJ Gin on,
Ohio.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-27

George n. Edmunds OF Burlington,
w., was born In Richmond OF that State
on February /, 1928, He received q pub
lie school education and the instruction
Of private tutor. He atndied and prac'
tlced law. From 1854 TO 1859 no was o
member Of the State Legislature and
three years Of that time waa Speaker OF
that bOdy lie Waa member OF the
State Senate and lta Speaker pro tenn
more IN 1861 and '62 In 1865 no was
appointed TO the United State senate, TO
lii the vacancy caused by the death VI
SOlOman Foot, and has since. been sue
cessIyely reelected three times, He
was member Of the Electoral Commits.
alon Of 1870. Hia term OF office Will ex-
pire March 3 1887.
Mr.. Edmunda stands high In his pro-
fessi0n, and also IN the Senate.
II February, 1852 Senator Edmundf
brought up hls Anti, POlygamy bill
| Delegate Cannon Of Utah electloneereC
| In the Senate against the bill but u wa'
PASSED aud signed by President Arthur
Mr.. Edmunds spoke earnestly ana clio
Quently IN It's favor.
In the present Congress no fat' cree
the resolution calling for papers anl
public documents In regard 10 appoint
menta, which after long struggle WI
passed. 200
In tho Republican Convention Of 1888
no wAaA prominent candidate Tor lh
nomination for Pres dent which after
wards fell to the lot OF James q Blaine
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-27

The citizens Of Asiabula County no Not
want Third trial,
WARREN, o., May 9l,--rhe Circuit
Court TO-DAY, jist before they All urned,
decided that they could iHBue aud order
TO The authorities Of tho Columbus pen
itentiary for the releaee OF Lewis w.
Webster, who waa on yesterday granted
new rial Accordingly m order has
been issued. ana Sheriff Mckinley will
NJ once leave here for Columbus aud
bring Webster 10 the Warren jail, where
no will await another Trial, A resident
OF Aahtabua county said today that
tho people up there don't want aty
more trlals NJ ttousnnda 0f dollats' tx.
penso aud That Wobeier eau 20 free, but
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-27
sntnrdny, thO lO-h day Of juno. lsgO.
sheriff Sale.

Plrfaon & Mtlngar order Of snlp STARK county
VI, common llnM Ouuib
Emilio ilfuOt ot aL
nyylrtno Of ma order 10 ac lasnrd by tho olurk OF
court 0i Common Pleas VI stark county uhln IN tho
above hcUn And 10 mo directed, VIII ollw lnt elln Nv
public out ofy nj tho door " tho court house IN tho
CITY Oi Canton, on
Saturday, the 20'h day Of May, 1885,
tho following described real estate situate IN start
county, ohio, 10 Will Lot numbtt $50 ~ huguht
OhowRuxa addition To the town VI Louisville, START
county, ONO,
Appraised nj u 900
saloto ommoncc Mt one o'clock y. M Terms cAAh,
A. LEINiN0Eil, Coroner
Now acting shurl1.
IN. McCLRrY and None 6MocAatt Atpya
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-27

hereafter lynching will bs the order. A
man we'll Informed says that the judges
and Prosecuting Attorney j. p, Caldwell
will agree TO enter a nolle pr0reqni In
the case. As scOn az Webster arrives IN
Warren, which will be the fore part Of
next week, a meeting between hlmaelf
and sweetheart will take place, God
smiles on the righteous" !" said Attorney
Burrows, on hearing the opinion OF 70
Veraal
The'outrageOus murder OF the farmer,
Perry Harrington, for which Webster
was twice convicted, was given In de-
tall In the DEMOCRAT at tho time OF itS
occurrence about eighteen month ago.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-27

ONLY I've Democratic yotoe we're cast
IN the House Inst week for the mall
steamship puts'dy, one from New YORK,
two from Louisiana, ono from Maryland,
aud Que from Delaware, Mr., RahdAlpe
apeeph warning Democrats against tho
subsidy had lts effect
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-27

"Oplnions are but little thlngs,' said
John Wesley 1876 yeura ago. We think
that opinions which are backed by OK
pericnco are substantial The masaea
who use DR., Blgelow'a Positive Cure oil
speak highly Of II for coughs, colds,
whOoplng cough, Group, bronchitis,
asthna, influenza, and Hll throat aud
and lung diaeases, lts cure IN safe,
apeedy ana permanent. Price 30 cpnle
and ono dollar, trial bottles free Of Dur
bin, Wright 4 Co., Dfugglsta.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-27

TuE postoilio committee Of The House
OF Representatives, by u vote tf more
than two TO one, have stricken out OF
the poslolllco Appropriation bill ihe
Senate amendment granting SSOOOOO
per annum 10 certain auppliaDt steam.
ship companies, whose chlef claim 70
the gratulty, IN that they carry, or viii
promise TO carry, the American nag
There promises TO DO 90 ilIct 6etween
the Senate ard House on the jo6,. nnd n
possible failure OF the postcillie Appro'
prlatl0n bill.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-27

REV HRNpy WARD rEEcuER said u
few days ago that If cleveland ID u
Republican | am a Republican, IL
Cleveland N a Democrat | am u Demo.
crat,h Too much W" thNrO to suit mon
Of sonse Some timo since, Mr., BoechOr
amid Democrat was Il 'douhlp.Aared
nss." without an "lt." MIR, Beecher ie n
man OF varied IDEAS, and not uaually an
"if" man.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-27
TuE FAIR GROUNDS.
Tho Track nclng wldoned aud Pat In tx
osiient Condition,


oelirnt Condition,
The halfmllo driving track NJ the
Fair (irOunda was orlglnnllya POld one,
but OF late II has been going somewhat
10 ruin. The grass hos been encf0ncN ing
upon u from both aldea until the dfiv'
Ing track proper nj some polnta was 60.
duced TO less than half ils original
width,
Mr. Jacob spldel, Of thls city, has o
stable VI horses on the grnnn1p, when
are hol0g worked on the tTnCe by Mr,
Tom Wheeler Mr., John II Roth, Que OF
the directors OF the Stark County Agfi'
cultural Society, ~ the track supoIin'
tOndOnt,
a number Of Canton gentlemen, who
Rte interested In the lTck und have
hO'aeg which are bong worked, rluboeO
together aud rHleud 10 purse Of SlOO Tor
mo improytm nt Of The lrck rus
money ia btiug judlcloualy ,Xppnded
under the direction OF N,4rH, klth hnd
Spldpl and whOu the wolk Ia completed
it will hO one OF the nueut hnlimllr
driving tracks In the state The track
IN heing cleared Of graaa aud made OF 4
good width, varying fttm ~ TO 10 feet
| Hollow ppOtg NfO being llllod up aud
dfnlna put In TO keep the track free
from mud hOlea aud pnddlOs Of water
Inc auriaCO OF the track N bi1g hNr
10 ged and cleared OF all small stones
aud ObaltnctlOua After The work w Al
done n good rain shower will settle thl
4 ound aud make tho track solid ant
smooth,
In consld ration Of their conlrlbu
tlona tho gentlemen who gave mono.
for tho Improvement will be- grant Il th
privilege OF driving their hOraOb upoI
the track ana Mr., George Audlewa, WI,
! solicited tho iuuda, will have the use o
the grounds on Iuly 3'd andi 70, lOr th
rac 4 which will b0 held there,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-27
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