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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-08-12
S. 4raeaer,

Scr. 1852 & 1854, Sfs@ Commences trabe,
I'M tleuer Store, enpfieblt fem reide
baltiges Eager bon giien= unb 8le9z
Waarer, Sefen unb 6ausgerdtbi9afs
ten aler Dirt. Ngent fir bic er~celenten
6aporite 2p9 : Sefen. Man fpre9e
Dor unb eraminire bic neue Serie Jas
porite Oefen, nel6e auf Der lebten
Nem Orleans Notwithstanding Die gol=
oeue Wtebaille erbielten. Sic heten
51reiner 6anbnertaeu8e cine 5pes
ciulitdt. @r6Bte Nusmabl bon Gogel=
Rafisen aler Dirt. NuBerbem ftets an
9an6 Elm bolfdnbiges Nfortment BON
Garben, Del, GirniB, pinfeln, Glas,
&itt &C., iotpie frif6en 2anbretbs
@artett=G a nj II. Cine Glempners
Wertftatt 1T nit benz @ei@dft perbuts
ben unb perber ale in bies Sad i6las
genbe Mrbeiten prompt befDrgt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-08-12
Die T1orence Nt9btsnsale ber atn'
berp1cae.


Tolsenbes 1T Elm Gusaus zines an ben
Deutiden 8eform MehenSer in Gbams
tersburSb, ga, sef@riebenen griefss:
Cine @cbltbdterin.
Oefnet bic E9ire ftr fe unb Wars.
Winslow tpirb bewetien, baB fe Die autes
rifaniide 5~lorentiner Ma4tisal Der Stn=
Der 1T. Daoon fnb mir 10 tber3eust,
baB mir unierer Sup" lebren werbeu
au fasen: r@eiesnet iet Wfrs. Winslpw"
neil ie berielben bebtlfid mar, t5er bic
Beripse bes 3abneas unb anbere Bee
ihmerlihfeiten far 8inber ~hinmes5ufont=
men. Mrs. @inslpp's SDctbtng Sbrup
nimmt ben 3inbern bic 5dmer5en unb
furrrt Dhientrie unb OtarrbOe. ST
madt ben @aumen 5art, befreit bon
@nt5anbuns unb brinst bas Sinh slidli@
iber bic Bertcbe bes 3abneus htnmeS.
@r thut serabe bas, mas er pcrstebt 3u
tbuu, Nlles unb nidt peniser. Wir ia.
BEN einmal Mrs. Winstcp seieben unb
teunen fe nur bura ibren Soothing
Sbrup far 2inber. Wenn mir bic Wadt
bdtten, uiirben mir fe als Seilanb fir
bic 3inber hinitellen mas fe aud in
ber That 1T. Der Shrup wirb in
alien Npptbefeu gu rs Gents per Tlaids
rerfauft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-08-12
Wsm. SBHfna & sphn.

nnfere 6auptnabrung 1T unb bleibt
bas Jleii9, unb um fol3es frii6 unb
aut su erlangen, fam man anm6gli6
eine1 superldfiigeren Marft finben, als
ben bon Mm. 96fling & Sobn, 9to.
511 Npe. s. 9ie 9erren baben benz
@ei6mad ibrer &unben &e9nung gee
trager unb III ibrem gtabliRement cine
falte 2uftmaf6ine errt9tet, tpel6e aaet
Mnforoerungen fiir @rbaltung unb @nts
fernung i6dbli6er Sngrebienaen bes
Gleif9es entipri6t. Sic baben beit6ns
Big in ibren 8iebb6fen einer groBen
8orratb bon Watbieb, aus meldem
t1ir bas 8eiie fur lire 3unben gepdblt
miro. Wer reel bebient feiu pia, Der
beiu6e ben Marft, SEQ. 511
MbenueG 6. 1,l0t1f
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-08-12

THIS PAPER :. SJ Ss fPg z &C. e ss. = &c:
Afver<istn9 renu(i0spru St., where adverfisfna
eontracts may be mads for 1t In NEW XORK.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-08-12
6. s.. MiiQer. Whplefalez I'M,

- 6. $. @eiiaer. Wbolefales un6
&etailbdnbler in Garben, Selen, Mn>
frei6ermaterialen, Commensurate,
San Mntonio empfeblt fein groBes
Eager in bieien Mrtiteln gu Stem OOrt
pretien unb ma6t gang befonoers auf
Ben getpdblten 8orratb BON Bilbern
@bromos, &upfer> unb 9tablti6en,
OelgemdIoen unb pbantaie ; 8ilber1
aler Dirt, ferner auf Die gef6madboae
Muspabl BON 8ilberrabmen Der alers
m~oberniten Gorm unb auf bic Maes
umfaHenoen 3ei6enmaterialen aufs
merriam. gae Muftrdge fir irgenb cine
Der obigen Brau9en. perber prompt
ausgefibrt; 8ilber bon ieber @r6Be eins
gerabmt unb ale Wrbeiten m6glibf
f9nel unb gut beforgt, bic In bas Sad
5hIaqer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-08-12

Tolsenbes ii eia Gusdus zines an ben
Deutiden 8eform Mefenser in @hams
tersbursb, 3d., sefGriebenen griefes:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-08-12
ssm Ginberel1a sdtth : gtpre

iiub reue Waaren eingetrofen fiir bic
beborfebenbe Grhbiabrss5a
Wir habea uns bur@ ben auz
geni9ein babor iiberaeugt, baB oiefe
Waaren: Damen= un6 &inber@5 6ube,
6errenf9ube &C., bas Bette iinb, mas
ie i'm bieigen Marfte Oferirt uurbe.
Sie Muspabl 1T febr rei9baltig unb bic
preife finb iebem BebirfniB angemeRen.
Wer elegantes unb bauerbaftes S9ubs
seugI traseu min, Der gebe gum
CINDERELLA G1ubsStore,
@de S%ouftonitraBe 6 Noe. 6.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-08-12

IS 8. Sobt u. Co., @boIeiaIe unb &etaiI
9rn9sifen bon Stone. Ga, fagt: Seit apei
Sabren fibren mir Or. Sings Stem DISCOVERY,
umo ba5en ME SeiImitteI sebabt, bic fid better
~bertauften cher mebr Befriebisuns sepabrten.
StaSt bepirft, uamemtli6 mebrere Gaue bon
pirfIider ausaebruns finb burd ben @ebrau9
GINGER 8lafden BON Sr. ainas Nep Diseoberb
sebeilt porben, in 8erbinbuns nit electric
Bitter. Bir garantiren b~ieieIben ftet8.
Gum 8ertauf bel u. Dreib.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-08-12

= 5luctuationen I'M Marfte fiir @i>
fentpaarer fanrt Sober bermeiben, ber
feline Orbers bur6 piper& S6ultz
+ 5 ausfibren ldBt. Jabrifanten re-
guliren lire Preiie mad benz 2onfunt.
piper g. S6ultbeB baben itets ei1en
enormer @prratb BON ~Gena6rabt, giiens
ble6 u. +. No., unb fte notiren friibere
rliebrise preife, tpenn 6ieielben aud
I'M Warfte iteigen.
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Isuff'8
Nillen.
GrfdyIaffte Gtmesiusinr,
Sranke geber

AHp S~HtUt9rtu+
= Sins bieien llriadpen entfebet gretpiertel aaer
araufbeiien be3 Observation-Disclosures. 6clSenee
Gsmvtpme seisen beren 9aiein an: Mppettfserz
Iaft, frdges Gtmbieang, &opttnsb ssatt Mepe:s
er.na oeoeit f5rrerLtd|e oocr 9ettt8e asits
krenaaIfS, sGnfftoBen ua1 Der DtatIsett,
6eiaRerfest oeS E-erapesattetts, 9eertlGte
Gfisntauns, eim @efiibI ais babe ttan trgsao
pfer. Ginftd1ett Dor Oen @.gea, otnfeI8es
f&rEfer tfrftt, g6nsttde 8eyropf y y g. .
tnb erfprberil BE Nnirenpuns etnes 5eiliutIte!s, nas
birect nuf bic aeter frsrtt. ais Elm gebsrsSetlnlttfel
@trfuna auf Wieren nno @ant TT ~ebenfaaS PROMPT,
inbem lie ale llureinbeIten burm hieic RET ,Mnss
felrer pes e1jiesns" t~eisstisen ane Npretit, sez
iuane @erbaHurs, ~reselmdbisen gtuhi9ans, Hare
5siiIen peruriadser ipeper Gtel pber 2eibfbreiben,
ned MS Re f5renb bet Ger tasItHen @erufsarbeit anu
Enf ain nrfnnff1tea
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Gin tntermebmenSea, 5uberldiT8es
SSnn8. ~

Wtan fam fd itets auf u. Dreib berlaf
fen, ni6t allein, ba6 ct bas Bette fibrt, lest er
F@ bic asentur bon uOblbefannten betudbrten
artifeln, bic baS 8olt mag, gu unb erbalt fi9
babur4 ben Dbissu &uf. St bat iest bic asen.
tur fir Or. Sings Meae gntbeduns sesen atis>
aebrana ibernomme, nnb b~ertauft bic Mebiain,
neil er tpeib. bab fe gut III. Sic furirt iebe
objection bet aeble, 9unse unb 8ruf. Strobe,
Glai9en fret,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-09-02

The New. .Eranhlas. ,Drnm fsrna,com.
posed of gbout tWenty men bsfs. made
ma aSI kifn ifnSf'aFFii aFFiihS wifi several familiar
,taTIes i1ses1rsa6 r0Ii oflr nIhife SQUARE
Saf6faAVb.Sd sftafp8on. ~ fhs ayshin0
\ sppjHvpd i,T GSiIdNydts1 RiTI1 t&@t =
"a, tgSSa Z it5ol tfi ~ "a = MS 3oIG9I'
p u 81 a se N! %Ssssra ~ S HIS oL ~
thn - ~ ~ az VIZ n9i9 N
InU %ES ~ nV tartn }taaas Son nosor aas'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-09-02
SAME OLD GAME.
The Farmer Fleeced by the Sharper Who
Has Him Sign i Contract"

The Farmer Fleeced by the Sharper Who
Has Him Sign i Contract"
Some days ago plausible gentleman
called on James George, a wealthy farm
er living near WattsVille, Carroll
county, thirty miles south on the C,tY.
& P. railroad, showed him "a machine
for constructing wire fence, and offered
to put up several rods on, his, farm free
IL he would call In his leighbors 20 wit
ness the operation. Mr.. George assented
and signed what purpsrted to be a men,
OTsnd1m Of the agreement, to be used
as reference by the polite agent o.
Soon after themachine arrived at ths
Wa,tsVille depot consigned to Mr..
George, direct from the Empire manu-
featuring company, Columbus, O., and
at the same hme another indiVidual ap-
peared, on the scene, produced note of
5000, which read as though given in
payment for the machine, payable on
delivery. witheMr, GeoTge's dsigD ature,
and demanded the cash. When =. ltSte
Rlight daWned on the agricultuFist's
mind, and he was glad to compromise
by handing out. $50 and returning the
machine. While awaiting reshipment
to Columbus several of the neighboring
farmers expressed their feelings BY
daubing 1t all over with tar and apply
Ing q liberal allowance of feathers.
When transferred from one railroad to
another through this city, the con-
triVance attracted much attention and
presented q curious aspect. ....,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-09-02
sW - ..
BEE X EEPERS,
Meeting of the Stark County Association
Yesterday In this CITY, ,..'..,. d.


Meeting of the Stark County Association
" Yesterday In this City .'.,.. ..
The Bee Keepers of Stark county met
In convention yes Serdayin this city. J
A committee Of three, consisting Of
Mark Thomp4On, D Jool Staver, and L.
j. Wise, was appointed to confer with
the County Fair managers relative to
an exhibit Of bees and, honey at the
coming fair. hC III .tt
DR.. Tinker, Of New Philadelphia, who
was present, being called upon, gave
an interesting talk, which was intently
listened to. Among other things he
said that Al degrees Is the proper tenn
peTaGure for bee cellar. iui."': -Itl
Mr.. Klein read good paper on the
subject of wintering bees. after hich
Mr. Beatty gaVea talk on how he win!
ters his bees, following which DR..
Tinker spoke upon ventilation, ifavOring
large entrances with tight topey ,'lI y!
/ Messrs .KleinJ Beatty and DR.. Fox also
spoke on ventilation. ttnf IS. IiJsf
Mr.. 0sWalt dascribad- -his-plsn Of pre-
pairing his bees for winter, stating that
he winters them IN chaff hives with a
"a chaff cushion on top and cross sticks
for passages. J IS1.rg nG ] @EUDt'
After some further discussion Jthe
meeting adjourned tOlmeet again on 1.-THE
last Tuesday In October. - iGIs9
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Happily surprised

Mrs. Louisa Casper, wife of Mr.. George
Casper, living near Magnolia, attended
church with. her husband at Magnolia,
as usual. Sunday, and almost lost sight
Of the fact that IT. was the anniversary
OF her birthday. SWhen she returned
home st noon Mrs. Casper found her
home filled with all her children and a
number Of friends aud relatives
who had, I'M Mrs. Casper's absenpeI
prepared bountiful dinner, which was
greatly 9enjOysd by those presentaaThel
affair was a most pleasant and, EN- iSy-
able one and the party spent the; after
noon Bd.evening delightfully."- witH Nj. i.
anu MrE. Jasper = fs scta.o,ts
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Reunion Of Gen. carrolt,s Bt,rado

The reunion Of Gen, Carroll's old brig
ade Of the second corps, Army Of the P0-
tOmaC,. consisting of the following reg
fments: 18th and 9Th O. V. l 7th and 14th
Indiana Vol, 1st and 7th West Va, Bat
terles, H. and l.. 1st 0. " Light Artll-
leryI will be held In Cleveland, Septem-
ber 18th! Address of welcome by the
Mayor; response by Gen. Carroll, at Case
Hall. Rrse banquet at ths Forest City
House. Arrangements have been made
for reduced rates from Canton, via the
Cleveland q Canton r. R., at $l75 for
the round trip. Tickets good two days,
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NEW OPERA HOUSE. Sd 3
The Erection Of Oas About 10 be Com.
'Tli asmt' irie1sed. %ilt.'
What the Plans VI the Men Arc Who Are
CSC Interested in It--The BuildIngto
nlr be Put Up on James sax Ils
u-.i toms Lot ,hhf

T
) While DEMOCRAT reporter was max
Ing his rounds this morning he accl-
dentallyl dropped on to an interesting
little piece Of news.
1t Ia nothing more nor less than, the
erection Of new Opera House In Can
ton. and II the gentlemen connected
with the affair are to be believed, and
there Is no reason why they should not
be, work on the building will soon be
commenced. d ''''-'' } i-' A.l'
A party Of business men were stand
ing together at the City National Bank
this morning discussing the project,
while DEMOCRAT reporter stood by, an
interested listener. DR.! Charles DaHgh-
erty, the dentist, seemed to be the best
posted man on the situation, l and was
imparttng all the ~ information In his
possession TO those around him. Accord
Ing to his story Syndicate Of gentle
men have purchased the BuckIns
lot at Market aud Vest Eighth
streets Oh which they will
erect a handsome business block ex-
tending back to Court street on the
west and to James SaxtOn,s lot on the
south. The Opera Houseis to be erected
by James SRxt0n on his lot adjoining
the family residence. The oMain en-
trance to this will be- on West
Eighth street, through the business
block to be erected by the syndi-
cate. This will be large,
spacious lobby. Exits for the Opera
House will also be provided for on Mar
ket and Courtstreets. .uI.I.ItHl
Twenty thousand dollars Is the sum
said to have been paid by the syndicate
for the Buckius lot. The syndicate is
composed Of the following we'll known
gentlemen: Hon. VIM. Mckinley, w. l..
Alexander, DR., Charles Dangherty, Will
CLARK, JliF. L Walker and John Ktz
miller. JGCC-.st sg4- tEijyarE&.i
The plans for the Opera H0nse are
saidtb be already prepared. 81 Gp5 |
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friends congratulate him on such q
wise step. Miss Byrsr is q lady of ex-
eellent influence, possessing. U any tx
eellencies, we'll worthy q 'comosnion
like the one she has chosen. After q
short visit at Mr.. Qusen's home In West
Virginia, he and his bride will attend
the Conference, which will convene in
Massill0n, Sept. 9Th. From there they
will 60 direct to Denver, G dorado, where
Mr.. Queen has been called to take
charge Of the Tenth avenue United
Brethren church. The young couple
have the heartiest congratulations and
best wishes Of their many friends.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-09-02
BROADCAST UPON THE WATER
SIxty-Two Years Ago., Returns With an
Hundred Fold Increase. '"s

H.
sIxty-Two Years Ago., Returns with an
49, Hundred Fold Increase. .S, Ss
"Tte Great John Robinson now Y the
world famed proprietor of the Ten Big
Gigantic New European Combination
Shows adopted for his motto sixty-twO
years ago the eVeTeblessed' Scriptural
command, f'ThDu shalt not me-" and If
at times our rigid. adheafsnce to this
wOrld.revered divine Injunction may
seem to dim the -respleRdent gloriesHOf
my unsurpass bic exhibition, l know
that, eventually. the public will dis
criminate between the solid, substan
tantiaf; great. grand and costly charac.
teF-ef mP colossal show, 7and the loud
mouthed brazen VapOrings Of a tribe of
m0Unteb9lks who perambulate the
country with @ lot OF csst-off, worn.Out,
claD-trsp rubbish, which they seek I'd
palm upon the public-as worthy Of ltd
patronage. 70 my many millions of
friends and patrons / respectfully refer,
who will, l trust, endorse my world
famed. amusement enterprise as one
which has for the last sixty-two years
borne an unsullied reputation for a
strict adheralce to the above holy In
junction for truth, integrity and honest
dealing, The publiC's servant, -
JOHN Robinson, Proprietor
Twill bringmy entire colossal comb |
nation Of the ten biggest shows on earth
to Canton, Monday, September 9th. o
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| first premium -at-any previous Stark
county fair, no matter when made"
ThiSls change the Board made In
revising the premium liEG on account Of
the many fine articles annually made
! which are only prevented from obtain
ing premium on account of the great
| competition, We have every reason to
believe thatthe machinery department
| Will eXeell that Of. last year; and the
stock department to equal or excel.
Super intendent iCorrell, Of that grand
old Floral Hal says that the space is
nearly all assigned and only few can
be accommodated yet, and 1t remains
for the ladies to say IL their Art Hall
shall alone feel lonesome" during the
fair. ,tl ift lsuI.ag 49,.
Mr. NlswOngsr Is suffering with hay
fever and ia therefore unable to call
upon the exhibitors In his department
but will be on hand In time to assign
space to all. e,a g. u G0tfI. 4.
As the time for the coming fair is
near at hand, and being superintendent
of Art Hall In which the most refined
and attractive exhibits are;made, most
earnestly solicit the aid of those willing
and sklllfQl hands that did so much 10
the past toward, making our fairs sp
pleasing and attractive. TOthe old army
of workers and contributors we hope to
add many new ones, so that the work of
the pen, pencil, brush and needle will
ever excel that Of the far famed fair of
1885, 3it.r..it KIM. r...
Do not say Yon have nothing of inter-
est to exhibit, as the very thing you least
Yalla may prove most attractive to
others.
MY efforts Win be In vain without
your atd, aud the past makes me hopeful
for theIfhtqfe. EfA
Have, nd feaE asI togspaCe In He'll, as
n0'eff0ftP on nay part Will be wanting
70 please a3d s0tibfy aIl.' ye w.
Come one, come all, with smiles on
yO1r faces Iahdi i'sOmething Z for Art Hall,
and when theshOE tsAoEefVyOaswlll still
smile and saygit was goohtOlbe thPre.
The nHames.df the old exhibitors are
before me; the new ones ltr1stWH be
MANY, S,sttTYtl .'.>f-E>J ,7I--.-'"c b,
. Remember, you can ENTER any article
not Having dawn first premium at any
previous Stark County Fair, no matter
when made. ol,jc2J o'@c.i = c : :.
With many thanks f6r-What y6n did
for: cart? Hall last season and charity
toward me- ! ask you. again to- lend a
helping hand and make the, fair of.1896
e2eelE that 0ftTSS6! : II A4L-4-
i:lAg5rl IL77' ID. M.NIsRoNGER.
.rX 90 -. I.,eSG.EI I9T 1
ALLtkS k5EIEiEAII ~ tRsi@ s.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-09-02
THE CUTLERY WORKS.
vignos 8 Hurford VIII Probably Remove
= Their Works to Louisville. .'

Vignos g HurfOrd Will Probably Remove
Their Works to Louisville. '
Some time ago Major Vignos and Mr..
Alvin Hurford, proprietor Of the Can ton
Novelty Cutlery Company, madeR prOpO:
sitiOn to the Canton Board of Trade, de-
string to secure the, loan of FIVE or six
thousand, dollars on, six years. time, to
be used In extending their business,
After several weeks the Board, reported,
but not faV0rably. ce9,tg
The company has, bear. receiving 8
propositions from other towns to induce
them to remove their works, and among
them was an application from Louis
Vile, Stark county, to which town the
company made proposition, which has
been complied with In every respect, ex!
cepting the location.I s,n4 ll[--1 JJsJsxTl J.JJsxTl
b A DEMOCRAT reporter to-day1 inter
Viewed MajOr .VigIOs, q who saids I'VE
aVeEconelndedt to remove. our works. to
Louisville, If satisfactory arrangements
can be NADIA copcarniRg ..thas location
there. We, will con tinue to call the
concern the Canton N6vsity Cutlery
Company, with headquarters In Canton.
i intend remaining hers, where we Will
continue ITO have eur main G6tfieey hat
from present appearances ithe lmaIla
facturinefwillV be done at LeHisVill6.''
Mr.. iVtgnes regrets the necessity 0f. re-
moving, ,lbut sayslit ls ID businsss matter
and the best under the circumStsnces.oi
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-09-02
sTAHL's CAREER.
Not Only a FOrger But Bigamlst With
atj rlae1. Three Wives, rn-.s

Not Only FOrger But q Bigamlst with
hij ylae1. Three Wives. rr-.t
william stahl, a history Of whose case
in connection with the stealing Of Ger.
tifitstes Of deposit and draft from
Joseph KrOft, and the subseq cash
itig Of them at the City National Bank
In this city, was given exclusively In
ths DEMoCRAT of Saturday was brought
here from Cleveland Saturday evening
by Marshal Schlagle and lodged in jail.
A, few additional facts OF Stahl's career
which have been CLEANED show that In
addition to his being fOrger he Is also
a bigsmlst, o,.-.,,,co. D.. .,,o-,.,..., ,,.,
He formerly came TO Canton from AL
lianGe, In which latter place he left. a
wife, and family. After skipping out
from Canton. with the $500 hey secured
on Kgoft's, papers he went TO NorwalkJ
where be married again. His 6rst wife
hearing of his marriage ojw ent,to Nor
walk and had him arrested on the charge
of bigamyJ but hesueceeded In crawling
out Of that scrape, onlyto go to Oarlisley
TO-, where he married another woman,
making three wives in all which he iS
1.-THE posssssOr Of. lou le u .qvl .fm
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Trades Assembly. Picnic.

The Canton Trades Assembly picnic
at tha. Grounds OCCURS Saturday
when, madditiOn to other sportsj first
prize of $15 and secondsof Is will be
;OfferAd for race by the local hose
teams! Entries close rat 4 p. mi Thurs
day and must be made to William Class,
or the sporting editor Of the DEMOCRAT,
The foot race, which was to take place
at LsksWew Saturday, will be run at
h FtheDicntC.l sJi iI-.ulll b aLGi
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toRUNAwAYMARR1AGE.
"A Massillen Couple Skip to Cleveland and
Get Married, artC.rts',lJ

"A Massillen Couple Skip to Cleveland and
Get Married y(c-mNy
Monday afternoon a good looking
y0tnk man and a Young lady, cautiously
entered d Justice Hart's Office, Cleveland,
ahdihqhiradif6r chat fdActi6nAry.S The
Justice was present and Ia "a few min
ntes learned that=the=yenng man was
Joseph Koran and his pretty companion
Nelfie Herman, both hating, from Mas
sillon. Koran confi1ed to the Justice
that Miss Hefman's HBthsr was opposed
to his marrying her datEhter, and they
had had f1SPsd aSPs sS sS 5 aeRss Ss1Os 5HS
Of extra twists In 1t, In order to make It
good and fast. soAfteY the ceremony the
happy couple left FOR Sharon, p Pa. 1t is
said that a. 'wfathy mother is on the
trail with blood IN hef BSsahd rolling
pin Il" lHef pocket.
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dissass. I used two bottles Of your med
'cine-Burdick's Kidney Cure-and /
.lm entirely cGTed. This lacts at :Once
and should be known to all sufferers.
fhOs. Mcclure, Uni6hVille, N. J. Price
75 cents and $1.25 Samples free. Also
ask for a free' sample bottle of Msgnum
rBBonum, j, +, ,JaeksonIs Cough Syrup
free to all. Large size % cents, For
sale by druggists. -
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Valley brakeman Injured -. =.

AKRON, o., August 28.-FralkrWfl- I
helm, q young man employed only yeB-
terday as brakeman on. the VslleyOFail- 4
way, met witb3an accident in the Ak1f il
yard tRib moriing whlEh may cost, hkm
his life. I'm attempting to jump upon a
box car, With which q aIsWI Itch was being
made, he fell across the track andrthe
whseis cut one leg nearly OF at the knee kSnl!eee
sndscy1Bhed the foot on the otheF.IaG DO
thatamputsti0n will benecessaryg THE
cHAhess, -6f ,life and death are Abbat
eysply balanced. g. s,,,. s's!3,z .'I r. ~ =.