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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-08-19
THE APPROPRIATIONS.

The late session Of Congress apprOpri-
sted total of 1854, 1885 in regular
and special appropriation bills, or an
amount exceeding the total apprOpria-
tiOns of 1885, some thing over $45, ,000,-
600. At first glance this looks bad, but
the increase Is owing to cause for
which Congress Is not responsible. The
increase In pension appropriations over
$4,000 900 Is the result of past. legisla-
tion, and the increased payments only
go to show increased efficiency in the
Pension Office in settling claims. In
that respect General Black is doing
more effective work than any Of his
predecessors In the Pension Office.
There was no appropriation for rivers
and harbOrs in 1885, consequently the
sum voted this year has no set-Off, and
is probably larger for the reason that
the appropriation bill for 1885 failed.
The Alabama awards and the money sp.
prOpriated for the increase of the navy
are also Items Of expense which do not
enter into comparison with view to
establish either wastefulness or ecOno-
my. Mr.. Randall in a statement made
at the close of the session made 1t clear
that the public expenditures have not
increased this year as compared with
last year upon any fair showing. The
total Of the exceptional appropriations
made In 1885 as compared with 1885 Is
as follows:
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JOHN O. sIVN,

II. CASE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW Once, Harter Bank BlOcI
Canton. OHIO apr9095-Ry
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HOW's
Your Liver?

Is the Oriental sslutatiOn,
knowing that good health
cannot exist without
healthy Liver. When the
Liver is torpid the Bowels
are sluggish and cOnstips.
ted, the food lies In the
stomach undigested. poison
ing the blood; frequent
headache ensues; a feeling
of lassitude, dependency
and nervousness indicate
how the whole system Is
deranged. SIMMONS LIVER
REGULATOR has been the
meanss Of restoring more
people to health and hsppi-
ness by giving them
healthy. Liver than any
agency known on earth.
1t acts with extraordinary
power and efficacy.
NEVER BEEN DISAPPOINTED.
AS general family remedy for Dyspepsia, TorpIt
liver, Constipation, etc. hardly ever use anything
else, and have never been disappointed in the eec
produCed it seems to be almost perfect cure for al
diseases OF the Stomach and Bowels,
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JEWELLERS.
DRUGGISTS.

p. H. BARR,
(6uccessor TO O. j. Geiger.)
DRUGGIST AND PHARMACI5T-Oant o. Where
may be found large and well selected stock OF I'm
ported and Indigenous Drugs, staple and rare Ohemi'
Ucals (foreign and domestic) Medical Preparations
TruBses Supporters, ETC., Combs, Brushes and Per
fumeTy in endless variety Special attention to the
Onlling Of Physicians Prescriptions
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OEAs. r. MILLER. ATLKE PoMKRKNE
MILLER q POMERENE,
ATTORNEYS AT LAw-ROom 10. Cassidy Block, No
South Market street, Canton, o. au7S6-u
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IosKPU FREAsE. HARRY FRKAsB
JOSEPH FREAsE SON.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW-CantOn Ohio. Office In Har-
ter's Block second story, Savings Deposit Bank
spp1196 dSw
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
ATToRNEYs.

"'>>>~~-~>~-~~NooN>~'>,> N>~-"'@~1'>"
n { Cs. sEEMANN'
ATTOI EY AT Id k-OHce in New Cassidy Block
16 E. luscarawas street Counsel in both German
and EnoIIsh JULIA gy
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In pursuance OF an order of the Probate Court Of
Stark county. Ohio. will Ofer for SALE at public auc
tiOn on the premises, on
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-08-19

ROBERT II. FOLdER,
ArTORNEY-ATLAW-U. 8. Commissioner. Commits
sIOner for New York and Pennsylvania, and Notary
NassIllon Ohio. VIII give strict attention to all
business entrusted his care In Stark and adjoining
counties and In the Federal Courts Northern District
oRn
The Osceola times., 1886-11-27
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COLLECTOR'S NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that I will,
in person, or bv deputy, be a, the
following places, at the time specified
below, for the purpose of collecting
the taxes for 1885.
Swavne Township: Monday, Dec
Is, at l.. ID. Rozzell's.
Clear Lake Township: Tuesday.
Dee. I, at Carroll Smiths.
Canadian Township: "Wednesday
Dec. s, at Rucker & Alsabrooks.
Hickman Township: Thursday
Dec. 8, at Mitchell's store.
Chickasawba Township: Friday.
Dsc. 10, at Bugs's store.
f. Big Lake Township: Saturtla,
Dec. IL, at John Perry's.
w. Big Lake Township: Monday
Dec. l3, at |. Daughcrty's.
Little River Township: Tuesday
Dec. IA, at B. F. Jacksor's.
Scott Township: Wednesday, Dee
| 5, at Jones g. Ward.
Dead Timber Lake: THURSDAY
Dec. lG. at Floyd's house.
Lower Pecan: Friday, Dec. II, a
Friends store.
Upper Pecan: Saturday, Dec. Is
at b. S. Carleton's.
Troy Township: Monday, Dec 90
at ID. l.. Ferguson's atore.
Carson Lake: Tuesday, Dec. q
at School House.
Monroe Township: Wednesla,
and Thursday, Dc. % and 23, T.
Court House.
After which time will be at tn,
Collectors office, for the purpose o
collecting said taxes until the 10Th
day of February, 1887, at which tim'
the Tax Books will be closed and
penalty of 20 per cent. attaches. Al
taxpayers are earnestly requested t.
come forward and pay their taxes a
the appointed times and places, an
thus save the Collector the expens
and trouble, aud themselves, the ex
pense of collection by dlstraint.
w. S. HAYES.
Collector Miss. Co.
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suited ia getting 10000 cubic feet
Of gas from . barrel Of oil. Experts
nom Boston who examined the ma
chine said that when perfected no
doubt 100000 feet Of gas could be
produced from q barrel Of oil. As
for illuminating it is said to be far
superior to the gas manufactured
under the ordinary process, and as
fuel il is vastly better than natural
gas. Its heat is intense. A bar Of
lead was thrust into the blaze and
Immediately fell apart. From pipe
which issues from Johnson's labora-
tory issues blaze eight feet long
that makes nm intensely brilliant
light. When knowledge of the in.
vention gets abroad iti expected to
create q wonderful sensation. as it is
expected to completely revolutionize
the matter of fuel aud lighting.
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,ne ..pE L, enters upon ts forty -six tn yea
o' Nj the experiences OF the past and ~ OF
hope Tor future for the whole country, put
especially for this and the n.igheoring states
that shall surpass the dreams OF the most san
gune OF the early settlers All the questions
growing out OF slavery, and which leit the NORM
and the south divided for nearly three genera
tions have been settled, and the states nave
adjusted themselves To the new co" ditlons In
spirit of unity, peace and concord There are J,
theref re. no issues before the country thHt ar.
not common to all the people. and that are no'
Of an economical aud nationsl character. lhefe
are no questions before the Natioual Legis lntul
that do not equally effect heintereste OF az tht
states that cannot be discussed from phsls
II personal welfare by the citizens oiall OF theih'
For the future therefore. legislation, both na
tional and state 10 TO be OF business Shai-
acter and is, ior that reason to come home
clo-er aud closer to the indivldnai ci,iAeh
Personal politics is, with the bosses, 70 W. ~,
relegated to the pnst, and civil service iei"'" :"
is to secure to the country honesty. emcleho'
md Industry In pu lac places The p"lit,n
outlook Is all that coul'i b- desired fresinv"
Cleveland mas made AN sbidhg impression NJ
on the country, ana at the close oi his hd",i'
istration viii have reconcilrd even ms poii'"'
opponents to a continuance OF Democratic as
rendancy. There is nothing 10 hinder or re'afd
the progress Of the country. All the avaiIhil j.
lands OF the Westtaken up. the >ouih must fo'
mahy years be the favored section for en'cr
pristn- immi grant, aud its coal and irc.' u VI
invite capitalist from the exhau,trd miner
iands Of the North and West. Arapid and grsr
increase OF manu- lscture, must follow and this
VIII necessitaie rap d incr asooirHilroads ar
corresponding increase ofour labu' ing POI -
lntion The \ PEAL, the pioneer In the iou =
nallstic field Of the outhwesl. always in SYM
aihy with the people, will BE- found during n
'ear lust born US full ofei terprsc Ms In The ~.
And amin aztec b, only th' desirr toL el the l'
and prompt Its reader to the incrrasil & ADJ
tng-s Of our soil and climate and geugrHih'f
situation. 10 accomplish this noeNpens. "
be spared We eshali continue {" make n uo
lioeal use OF the telegraph aud thus k-er
eader informed uf thr advance ol the w'rd
| <av by day as fast as deyelnpn' g. any q =
lartment of human efu are made Iubiic
shall endeuyer TO to keep the APP Al ~ to b.
now hign standing ms news paper and lead,
,lpublic opinion. and So continue to desery'
the so far unsh shsken confidence OF onstituenc,
that is strongest outside Of Tennessee, in Mis-
sissiapi, Arkansas and Alabama.
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A MARvELOU S INVENTION
OsE MILLsoS FEET OF Gas FROM
4 BARREt. OF OH,

Cleveland, o., Nov. 90 John J.
johnson has invented an apparatus
BY which he makes &l.000,0D0 feet
ous Of . barrel Of o,sl oil, and after
this immense quantity of gas no,
bean made the residue Of oil as y lu.
bs,cstos IL said to be worth as much
= tbs barrel Of oil originally. 1t il
cheaper than daylight, for sftcr get.
eing tbs light aud fuel you bave The
original value Of tho mstcria.. you
81 i from. TIE principle Of the
0senins b ~ystcm Of siphons, and
- = 6tsosi slssrnasslv through Va.
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y ~ ~. Jekeeoa q
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INFORMATION WANTED!

Gilliland, left lis home, near Cou
ter, Mo-, while under temporary alb
GRAFTON of mind, to which he is sub
jet, and his family and friends are
anxious to find him and take charge
of him. He was traced to Osceola,
from whence he disappeared. Any
information conveyed to his family
at Coulter, Mo, will be gratefully
received.
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Terms Of subscription.

m 0T n heids are scarce, but those who write 10
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IPIH free, full Information about work which
HuIlII they Gao do. and live ct home that will pay
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Lake Ice always on hand, will be
delivered to the trade at II cents
per pound, and TO Families, in small
quantities at , cents.
"a 3m. J. NJ. Hamilton.
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We will send the Osccols
TINES together with the Weekly
Arkansas Gazette, postpaid, to any
address Tor Cne year for 1910
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II1TNm"re monc- than Mt anything else hy
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Portland Maine.
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A NIUrn send 10 cents postage, aud we will
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Il lIlI ' sample box of goofs th,t will put
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Maine.
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DESCRIPTIONS:

About 3S years old; weighs about
100 pounds; s feet 10 inches high;
dark hair and whiskcrs sprinkied
with gray; wore when he left, DARK
jeans coat, light jeans pants, dark
check shirt, and stogy shoes No s
Address, Ii. G. Gar EFT, Cotton
wood Point, Mo.
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nscasss . boy is named Henry is
thst = ipdieasior that hc will grow
:ssss - s<sssse.;-a saa.,i Ts;;'
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ASsignee's sale!

No1ItE r. HEREBY GIVEN. That will.
on the srd day OF December. 1886 in lursu-
anee OF the terms Of q deed of asst ign ment exec
cuted tn me by G Y Siowell and date ard
Acknowledged ON the 27th. day Of October, 1885.
and now oi record In the Recorders once OF
mississippi county procee to sell at auction
~ the manner prescribed by law, all the goods
wares and merchandise assigned to me as
Aforesaid. more particularly described In the
inventory accompanying said deed Of assign
ment The terms of said sale will be cash FOR
al goods sold. The sale to continue until the
entire stock II closed out. The articles to be
sold consists In hne stock of Merchandise
sniiab b'e TO this market. W r HALE
Osceoa, Ar Nov. 20, 1885 Assignee
Meveigh. atty ll-aO.4
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The WEAIHEp .oiloEAu.

s.s's; sss d sa Interesting '-s ..TIS: q ,s:
into the 'ounty Treasury the sum n 81. n, six
ooiiars and eleven cents, ip full OF all tax PEN
atty ara cost, due On said land. said and
was soii al Collectors sale April "a. 1884 and
pouKht 10y the Memphis Land and Timber Co
NOV -, 1855, nUGH K. McvkIsH.
Clerk County Court
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LITTLE Rock, ARK June q, 1872
Messrs W, NJ AKIN h co,

Evansville. Ind:
For the benefit ofall persons living In ma lar,
Al parts of the country, take great pleasure II
recommending Dr. Armsleafs Ague Tonic
having used the same myself and famil' an
received 20 much brneft troia ,hc same, ] am
sirs, living witness 10 Its merits aud can M
say too much in its favor.
Very respectfully.
A = KING
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j. .IMPHIS APPEAL
- ~ TT DO''0 DHlNI DoN FuR l886.

' r,n1sd s%s o, h @ sd .i1sn sa 81
i The s,afs stpeo1' fo1 the o. wSee % E country @ "
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Losses by Fire.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.


PARIS March 2.-The barn of Mark Boatman
well-to-do farmer. living five miles northwest
of this city, was burned last night. He lost
twelve fine horses worth $3.50 apiece. and eight
choice cows. worth 500 apiece; 1900 bushels of
corn about fifty tons of hay. and wagons. har-
ness, reapers, mowers and farming utensils
Mr.. Boatman estimates his loss at $1,000 He
had no insurance on his stock, he having failed
to renew when his policy expired, about three
months ago. His insurance on the barn was
only $780,
WABASH, Ind. March 2.-Tnis morning two
barns belonging to William Barnett and James
Brindle of EVANSVILLE this county, were entirely
destroyed by q FIRE which originated from q
spark from saw mill Three hundred bushels
of corn and other grain were burned. Loss,
81, 500; insured for $780,
EVANSVILLE, Ind, March 2-Fire at o'clock
this morning destroyed grocery and saloon in
the lower part of the city. the property of Fred
Bauer. Loss. 81 $780, insured in the G1rard of
Philadelphia for So, 200, and the Phoenix of Lon
don for 81, 5o0 ~
To the Western Associated Press.
WORCESTER, Mass, March AT midnight
last night fire destroyed three and-a-haf story
brick structure known as the Ethan Allen pistol
shop. occupied by the l. D. Thayer manufactur-
ing company, and w. f. Bancroft, manufacturer
of spinning machinery. The loss on the build
ing is $50 600; Bancrofts loss is $50 000 and the
Thayer eompany's loss is $50, 600.
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Der of subscribers reached one hundred. Not
withstandinR this the company has been charg-
ing g. The City Council made the demand sew
eral weeks ago that the rate be reduced to the
contract price This the company fatty refused
to do, and the Council. last night, repealed the
ordinance granting the company the privilege of
using its streets.
ST. LOUIS, March 2-The Supreme Court Of
this State rendered an opinion yesterday in the
case of the Julia Building Association against
the Bell Telephone Company. The case came
before the Supreme Court an appeal from the
judgment Of the ST. Louis Court of Appeals,
The Bell Telephone Company. in erecting poles
on Sixth street. opposite a dry goods store owned
by plaintiff, cut through the stone pavement and
removed portion of the masonry that forms
the wall of the cellar of the building. This, the
Julia Building Association claimed would result
in great injury. The opinion, which is very
lengthy, is to the effect that telephone poles are
a necessity. and when cmpany secures from
the State and city the right to erect them. citi-
zens owning property adjacent to the street
cannot prevent it.
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WASHINGTON, March 1.-The House COM
rnittee on expenditures in the War Department
Yesterday resumed the examination into the ac-
counts Of the Signal Service. Comptroller May
nard was the only witness examined. He pro-
dueed number of vouchers in which it is
claimed there are Irregularities. Some Of them
were for materials purchased, in large amounts,
for the construction of military telegraph lines,
in regard to which the law and the army regula-
tons requiring advertisements for proposals
were disregarded. Among these materials were
iron telegraph poles costing So piece, which
were furnished by Washington firm and were
delivered in Washington. In regard to the
Point Barrow expedition, for which Mr. Maynard
could find no authority at ALL there was a
voucher for 81 600 for the use Of q schooner.
several vouchers FOR the monthly pay of cook,
one for a barrel OF whisky, books, including
Innocence Abroad" and "Roughing 1t" none OF
them having relation to the science of Meteor
5logy. Mr.. Maynard stated that if there was
any authority for the expedition itself, the trans
portation and supplies should have been furnished
through the Quartermaster's departments
There was no authority for the employment of
cook. TIE investigation will continue next
Friday. when Mr.. Maynard will produce other
vouchers regarded as irregular. The Signal
Service has not. thus far, been represented at
any of the meetings of the committee.
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ST. PAUL, March 1.-THE remains of Theo-
dore Rich and his wife have been EN- balmed, and
are awaiting the arrival of Mrs Smith, Richs
uncle. from Coblesville, N. Y. to carry them
home. Interest in the tragic case is heightened
daily by reports Of the prominence of the par
ties. Dr. Gale, the wifes paramount, is still here,
and is the subject of severe criticism and COM
ment He received the following letter to-day:
Sir-Rich did not make clean job of his work. or
he would have commenced you. Upon receipt of
this. you will Immediately take your departure from
this city, be introduced to lamp post and pre-
sented with six feet of hemp.
By Order of the Committee of Ten
DIR. Gale still declines to account for the $4,000
with which the guilty pair left home four weeks
ago. No will of the dead woman has yet been
found here The will found on the dead man in
favor of the wife is short Of signature, and
valueless 1t conveys an $1,000 life insurance
policy to the wife.
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Local Meteorological Summary.

SIGNAL OFFICE INDIANAPOLIS, March 2.
Monthly mean barometer for February, 80 ia;
highest, O.64S, 5th lowest. 29479, 25th; monthly
range, 1.169.
Monthly mean temperature. 1872; highest
54.5. 10th; lowest, --42, 5th monthly range
587; greatest daily range, 3LS, 25th; least daily
range, so. 18th; mean daily range, 166.
Monthly mean dew point, 21.2; monthly
mean relative humidity, 764.
Prevailing direction of wind, south; total move
ment 5, 1885, highest velocity and direction, west
% miles, 25th.
Number of clear days, 6; fair days, II; cloudy,
IL.
Number of days when rain or snow fell, Is;
total precipitation, l51 inches; depth of snow
fall during the month, l5 inches; average
depth Of snow on ground at end of month, O. O.
Date of thunder storms 18th; frosts, 4th, 8th,
18th, 23d and oath.
Mean temperature for February in Is years,
80 g. mean temperature of February, 1886, is 4. 60
below the mean
Average precipitation for February in Is years
is 1858 inches; total precipitation Of February,
1886, is 2 OF below the average.
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MINOR MATTERS.

Should he Thankful for What She Had and
Not Seek Promotion.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
WAsHINGroN March "A lady clerk in the
Treasury Department went to Register Rosen-
Grams the other day and said:
General, wonder why am not promoted l
have been kept in the same grade for years. My
work Is performed satisfactorily. and others with
poor records are promoted all around me-"
"What's your salaryp inquired old Rosy.
s'PweIve hundred" replied the lady.
'.Good graciousr exclaimed the old man; 'you
ought to be thankful You get that, and never ask
for promotion Why, we are raising money
every day to send good Democrats home who
have come here, from all parts of the country, to
get places, and who have not succeeded"