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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-08
organized for tho Battle

Yesterday afternoon the mempeT N
the State Central COMMITTEE mel 10 y
er for the purpose OF Organizing III
battle in the coming National ana
Campaign. The meeting was osA,.
by elecctiug John II. HoileekeF; I" p's|
porary chairman, and j. Franz D''
temporary secretary. PspI
After a short discussion, Jam liz ~.
will was unanimously elected f.S ~ n
and j. Frank Bacon, Secretary 'D0'
Il Hoffecker, treasurer. 80 mn
After the election OF officers W
NAL discussi took place in N VIM.
speakers expressed great ho5clu, .is.tt
carrying the s ate a the coming ''
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-08
VINO DO you WANT FoK SHERIFF.
Or President of tho UpIIed sratss o.
American

There is IS much Importance Ia &C.
leotuR n person who ls deserving OF
your fAvors as there is In selsctlng your
choice who shall Control stGts and ma
tiunal affairs.
After duo do.iberatIon and the 90
quired knowledge Of tho worth Of our
worthy merchant, Louis Fellheimsr,
proprietor Of the Economy Hall, 406
MARKET slreet, we deem 1t our duty and
but Justice to that gentleman to recon-
mend all wishing to buy clothing at a
saving Of fully 80 psr cent, to patron.
lie this equaro dealing establishment,
You eau buy cult OF o'oihes from
him free from the outrageous profits
charged by 30 many who advertise 81
most anything 10 get you into their
clutches. That 10 the reason we take
suoh pleasure In recommending our
| readers to thie worthy merchant.
In addition to every suit of clothes
purchased, tho sRlemeuH are instructed
to present all purchAEers, with pair Of
patent magic automatic shoulde;
braces. Kindly remember 1t 10 act
Market RtTeet.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-08

A gentleman, with experience and
references that wonld seou-e him sny
position Of trust, desires TO watch and
guard property, the use OF one cool
room Rs dcrmis r. and stddy being full
pay. PleAss oJmmunicaJs with DAILY
REPUBLICAN of "a
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-08

The cost Of the city e.ec Ion o. Satur.
day last amounted 10 tie totel erm Of
S',637. This is 81 C97 mere ,hen the
previous city election cUsl. Tie items
are; For inepect5:e mi pol cisrle,
$l,Sl2i rent for polling places, S825.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-08

FOR pleasure 60 on the Delaware E9n-
getouna Excursion to Cape Nay by
steamer Republic Jure 1It1.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-08

John Prloe will give Alexander nc.
Urea wheelbsrrow ride along Sscond
street on the Fourth OF July in accord.
ance with = bet on tho result CT tae late
sleet.on-Pfiee betting on Doughe1ty
and McOrsa On Harrington.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-08

We are indebted 70 M d,eI OF y
LAID OF New Castle hn Iaga strswberiil
ME Of very fiue shsipiess ., ss' g ntul
sse understands The % me- tSiiJ,s
ia, ssas sin Is equally IL @poI!,,g f 10
10 dispose of their rfO'1
ible advantnee'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-08

we aIe seli,ng gools cheap at the
orielnsl Boston Shoe Hpuae, sut are
NOT advertising gGods at half.price.
henry Pike, Proprietor.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-08

The perfume of violets. the purity OF
the lily, the glow Of the rose, and the
hubh OF Hebe combiLe In P1zzoni's
wondrouB Powder,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-08

les cream and SO De water at b.
3nith's drug ssure. corner Seventh and
Pine streets.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-08

Elizabeth, N. J., Juao !, 1 h-iss
who lived a hermit liks 10 u u. ,,S1
room ia the rear OF b., Gu ~ ,%"n,sntsl
dead this morning. NO on i Kim ia
to have feen anything c! h' cuif,rdl
Monday. This morning a. a,rnsut,
smell was detected by the o;eu li,oa 4
The building and al invs,ti,s s1 1
body. Blood wa' upon LIZ The ieAluH
nm the wall snd floor "a eN
were awoilen and black, sI ,Ss BODY
chamber revolver Icy unee' NV
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-08

General Townsend rad his family, oil
Philadel phi1,f ii summer 81 tile BEan.
oywiu9 SDtAs.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-08

A fresh invoice Of cur celebrated 30
ana 600. teas juet in For tktls.a3t!uu
sty them. Crip0ep, East 81 ct,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-08

Don't be deceived By advertisements
Of the Boston Branch, Sc We have none.
Henry Pike, Proprietor.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-08

FNDk aALl-A BARHAIN, 4 BULL.
iii svenue, gtxl05 It. x. Il. passes, board
walk extonds below it In Atlantic CITY.
GAL on DR.. BOOTH, 81 and Warrington
streets, Whining ton, Del N BIO. rent
several neat e)ttages tfu'nishei), at Ocean
Grove. sV
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-08

AutohArps and music. G. C. Green,
803 6hipley street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-08

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany viii sell excursion tickets TO Cincin-
natl for all trains June 7th to 18th, good
returning until July I'd, at rate Of $500.
The Baltimore and Ohio II the only line
running solid trains OF coaches and sleep.
ing cars through to ncinnati without
change and is the only line via Washing
ton.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-08

To persons ssing TO TIE G your cd
the summer: II you Duy NJ no VI
sTe and by the bog from n, NJ nj sIt
so os il as you wnnt It WV lHa i, irsl
charge; then you alvey
Orlnoen. 8 East ID IT,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-08
"%~
4N aV I'Iies

of ladies' euttonsd s and I ,sfias Vi.
cause cause they are neat and G T1y Is for =
To tSi tsss yo1 may need il s ISs viii
the latest styles ~ pm No. u 4
trsc,iye to you ForniIRGi arket ant ~
Fourth street, between
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-08

YEyANTED- A SMART ACTIVE BOY
w to work IN grocery store none hut
those Of COED character nsod apply in person
LYNCH a LFARY,
eat ". W. Cor. 4th d Madison st.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-08

scott Excursion TO Beverly PARK,
Monday, June 18th
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-08

uYARrED. BARBER, OR YnUEa
w man who oNn shave IA HES ".
gURNER, 1915 Church street. lH
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-08

DOOM WANrED-h LONE WOMAN
HI wishes to rent a room. Address Room.
this etiiss. t-2t'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-08

yEYAHTED-AT ONCE. YOUNG MAN
w acquainted with wholesale and retail
ncfchab 30 and commission business; must
sSt
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-08

Use Rsymond's .lnon iepiiss but
@ re t9I East THIRD stiP.'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-08

MI BGKS OF AEIASrAKA
IN Tribe, NO, IL, |. o. II. M, are request.
Cd to meet ct tnsir WIguam on the next
regulsr meeting, June 9th, as buBiness Of
great tmpoTta1ce rs 10 be transacted.
1ts T.. u. NANDEGKl II, q. OR.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-08
DIED.

Pianos and organs cheap. G, c.
Green, sos 5hlpley street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-08

DOOKs-FARMlrG WITH GREEN
ID MRnures. Tho fourth edition row
ready. Price, bound 10 PAPER 6j cents, in
elotE 81. will no scat for cash, tree OF BOZ
tage. address, DIX, HhkL AN, Whining.
ton Del les sa-gm
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-15
An omolai Notice,

Superintendent Wardwell, Of the
Cleveland q Canton has issued the fol-
lowing notices
10 agents and all interested The
guage OF this road win be made stand
ard sunday, November IL, 1883,
Agents viii stop shipment Of oil car
load lots on and after Wednesday, No
yomber IT, unless q later Bhipment can
reach destination and be unload0d by
Saturday, November II,
You WIN notify all parties that every
narrow guage c0r must BIO unlo0ded by
saturday, November H. no cars can be
brought 10 Canton on that date.
Local freights will be run up 10 Sat
urday November II, inclusive, and be
started on standard guage Tuesday,
November 20,
Coal traffic win b0 resumed as fast
as mine tracks can be made standard.
Agents viii notify shippers at once
90 above, and see that all narrow guago
equipment 10 unloaded November II;
otherwise freight viii bo unloaded ut
the expense Of c0naignee,
Train 3, Of November lS, viii be
abandoned,
Train % Of that date win run,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-15
AN INDEPENDENT VIEW
What the Verdict Of History win bo on
Clovoland'a Administration,

ClovelRnd'a Administration,
(Prom the Philadelphia Times lnd)
The defeat Of President Cleveland 10
u national misfortune, It's chief sig
nincanCe Is In the apparent condem.
nation of the only President since
Quincy Adams, who made any attempt
at the elevation of the civil service
above the standard of the spokesman,
That he did not accomplish more In
the reformation of the public service
was because u sudden revolution Of our
political system was practical impos.
sibility; but he stands single and alone
among the Presidents of the last two
generations who respected their public
pledges 10 dignity free government by
some higher and n0bler aim IN the dis
trbutl0n Of partisan plunder,
And who has left the Presidency
during the last half century with so
clean n record as Grover Cleveland will
leave ineilaceably fixed In the annals
Of the nationY Lincoln was not less
honest, but the supreme necessities of
civil war and It's logical Generalization
made severely honest administration
impossible; but Cleyeland's four years
of public trust will go into history un-
stained by either the crimes OF the job.
Der or the waste of the prolligate. In
every department within the control Of
the Executive, public integrity reigned
supreme, The lobbyist had no chance
TO ply his vocation In the award Of con.
tracts neither political nor mercenary
influence could command official favor
in the public expenditure, and the pub.
lie thief fled from the power that he
could not approach. Indeed, when the
passions OF the contest shall have
persisted, and the American people ac.
Cept the unerring judgment Of history,
the rule Of Grover Cleveland will be re-
membered as the honest administra-
tion of modern times,
The defeat of President Cleveland
delays, but does not overthrow tariff
and tax reform Only u man Of his In.
tegrity and courage could haveprosent.
ed the vital issue Of tnx and revenue
reduction and submitted IL honestly TO
the supreme tribunal Of the people. lie
could have studied eXpedenCy by Gun.
ming evasion Of the issue and possibly
won second term by Cowardi0e; but
he was thoroughly convinced that the
time had come for the emancipation Of
American industry from needless tax
ee and the greed of monopoly, and he
accepted honesty aud defeat as prefer.
able TO dishonest success Lincoln's
patriotic and courageous emancipation
OF slaves lost him the supp0r, of the
great Middle States of tne North in
1862, just as Cleyelands patriotic and
courageous effort for the emancipation
Of industry from the hondGgeof classes
has lost him the same States IN 1885,;
but Lincoln'5 emancipation Is now en-.
shrined I'm the retulg3uce Of our lnosb
ustrous achievement, and Cloyeland8
emancipation Of labor VIII aa surely
triumph, despite temporary disaster, as
did the unshackiug OF the bondmen u
quarter of q century ago
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-15
A POLITICAL PROBLEM.
Major McKInlcy's Official Relation to
the Next Administration.

A NEwsDIMouRAT reporter called
upon Major William Mckinley this
morning TO obtain his opinion of the
cause Of the late election, and also gain
if possible, some information as 10 the
manner In which ho regards the con.
nectlon Of his name with the organ.
iZation Of the next Congress, and the
formation OF llarrlson's cabinet.
"The victory said the major "ls q
most signillniCRnt one. 10 demon.
strates the decision Of the American
people 10 the cause of Protection, and
Is q crushing rebuke 10 those who
would introduce European labor oon.
ditions and European wages into the
United States
"You have read and heard, no doubt,
Of the reference 10 you IN connection
with llarrsons cabinetY
"Well, yes he replied, ~ have seen
something"
allow do you regard it2" was the
next question plainly put.
"That Is q matter ! do not wish 10 be
interyied upon he replied; 81 have no
opinion 10 express upon the subject and
it would not Oe In good taste for me 20
discuss public questions Of that char.
acter."
The Major did not indicate In tone
or countenance thaugoSsip about his fu.
ture relation TO the administration
causes him annoyance. Whether the
speakerseip of the House or q port.
folio IN the cabinet appears most fire..
Quently In his dreams must remain u
matter Of conjecture for some months;
but at least II can be said that the un-
RULED sereuen'fs Of his ecu ltonance
has not been affected by the cabinet
discussions.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-15
Moro po,toOnoo Candidates.

II appears that only the head Of the
procession Of applicants for the postof.
fee has come into yiew and the main
body hOs yet TO como forward, Since
Saturday three more candidates have
entered the arena They are Henry s,
Moses w, II, Fergu8on aud DR.. George
y, Cock, late Republican candidate for
coroner II Ia impossible 10 state
which of the number has the adyNn,
tage, for the real fight has not been in
augurGtcd, aud II cannot bG told who
possesses the beat running powers But
the people can depend upon the News
DEMOCRAT 10 give them all the news
upon thlgimp0rlOnt subject. II has no
ax TO grind and no fayorite topueh into
prominence, and 30 will be thoroughly
impartial aud reliable.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-15
FEATURES on TT.


A short meeting was held this morn
ing OF the executive committeeon Or
rangementa for celebrating the change
of guage Of tho Cleveland q Canton
Railway.
The program has not been prepared
In detail, In general II includes nm in
dustral parade, balloon aaoenaIon
and descent OF the aeronaut with y
parachute, and q meeting IN the opera
house nj which officials OF the Cleye'
land & Canton Railway Company, aad
other mon Of prominence win appear
aud deliver addresses, Other features
may be added, and tho general good
time the people are expected 10 have ia
TO be counted In,
The committee commenced canvass
ing this morning In tho interest Of the
industrial parade, II has been long
time since Canton has had q display Of
this character, and in this instance II
will be Of great Importance,
The other railway companies
coming into the city will
give halfiare, and the Cleveland n Can
ton about One,quartef farei aud 10 tho
celebration Of Che change In character
OF the road win be here, for all lthe
towns along the line, the oityWlll DO
filled with people, They win come
from q territory which Will be tributary
IN u commercial way 20 Canton more
than ever before, ANA the industrial
parade viii give uanton manufacturers
aud merchapta tho best kind OF an OPP
portunlty 10 show what they can do
IN the way Of supplying the wants Of
tho towns around ua, This ia the reason
an effort win be made TO have ~ i'm
posing u demonstration ~ possible 30
That the commercial benefits may DO
immediate and direct.
The celebration will not be held upon
Monday, 0B originally contemplated,
but upon the following Thuraday, No
yember %, Az the time 10 short the
people win have 10 entor Into the work
heartily and actively.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-15
CHAIRMAN M0NNOT
Wins 4 Great Battle In Stark County
on Tuesday Last,

We give to-day the official vote OF
Stark county by precincts for President,
Secretary OF State Congress and county
officers, The returns from stark e0un'
ty are very gratifying To the Democrats
for she has been redeemed and placed
in the Democratic column, stark
county, although Democratic has gen.
orally voted Republican IN Presidential
years, Blaine carried II la 1854 aa did
Garfield M 1850, but on Tuesday laht 10
was carried bytEe Democrats and with
the single exception OF 1919, stark
county has not gone Democratic In
Presidential years since the ofganlza'
ton Of the Republican party
Chairman MOunOt h 10 DO cOngrnlu-
lated for the great victory he has won
in this county, When IL II remembered
that he had less than $1,000 to run the
campaign on, while his opponents had
more than Ave times that amount, the
victory 10 indeed q great ono ana II n
conceded by friend and foe that ho
trlumphed In the greatest political
battle that has been waged In this
county for great many years, stark
county gave Blaine 800 majority, and u
now gives Cleveland 1871 majority,
which 10 u Democratic gain or GGl over
the vote In 1854, This Is beyond doubt
q remarkable victory for the
Democracy,
Nor is this all. Chairman Monnot
fought an open campaign, aud ,he
fought II aquarely upon the tariff issue,
He resOrted 10 no low handed methods
aud he did not cater TO the Doodle Gle
ment In politics, but he relied on the
intelligence Of the people and no effort
was spared In circulating the tarili
literature among the conservative
voters Of the county,
by this fight the cor0ner.s office has
been redeemed from the Republicans
and the political complexion Of the
Board Of Commissioners viii be chang
cd by the election Of Mr.. schmachten'
berger.
The victory was indeed q great one,
aud II is u significant pointer that
Stark county Intends to remain In the
Democratic column,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-15
Worth Knowing.

Mr. W. II. Morgan, merchant, Lako
City, Fla, was taken with u severe cold
attended with u distressing cough run.
ming into consumption In its first
stages. He tried many ao.called popu.
lar cough remedies and steadily grew
worse. Was rodtrced In ilesh, had alill'
Guilty in breathing and was unabIo TO
sleep. Finally tried DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption and found
immediate relief, and after using about
n laif dozen bottles found himself well
ana haa had no return Of the disease,
No owior remedy can show 40 grand q
record Of cures as DR. Kings New Dis.
covpry for Consumption. Guaranteed
10 do 5sgt what is claimed for II. Trlal
boteB free ut Durbin, Wright & Cos.
drug store.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-15
EDITORIAL seUIBs,

THE official canvass of the vote OF
West Virginia is going on today, Both
parties stlll claim II, with the Leglala'
ture still Ia doubt,
Thee Chicago Herald says tarllfreform
win win In 1892, ana that Cleveland Ia
the leader The wlunerin 1892 win not
be o defeated candidate, but he VIII DO
winner, The man may not bo In
sight now, 90
GES, HARUIsoNs father In'law, Mr.
Scott, q Republican, was allowed 20
hold office all through President Glove.
lands term, We believe that Cleye'
land has no relatives IN office, but II no
has they will be bounced among the
lirSt lot
GoyEREoR llLLs plurality In the
State OF New York, according 10 the
EonoAlcla returns, Is 1870, Mr. llar'
rIaonB plurality In the state Is l2,IS1,
So Mr, llill comes out 30,5sO ahead Of
Mr., Cleveland. This shows that New
York IS u Democratic State, but not q
Mugwump State.
TuE latest from Columbus indicates
that ohio has gone Republican by u
few less than 10000,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-15

midnight when u great many OF them
began 10 feel the effects Of too much
free Whlhkey, The saloons did an en0r,
nous business, for II Is estimated that
5000 was spent in beer and Whiekey,
and at 10 o'clock already many OF the
leading saloons were out OF beer, The
crowd became troublesome afterwards
and some OF them INDUCED Ia a knock
down fight on tho square,
The city was neatly decorated for the
occasion and among the incest that We
observed were the residences OF Mr.,
William II, Wyant and Mrs, Lordonne
on south Cherry street
While tho parade was passing some
boy blew u horn IN q W0man'a ear,
who, IL IL said, was q Republican, Tho
boy was Immediately 0Ollared by the
lady and tossed into the street
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-15
HARRIsoN's CABINET.
Blaine, sherman aud Mckinley Conaid-
orod'.-Tho Bpoakership Of tho House,
lPAln Dealer spoclal1

IrIan Dealer Special
WASHINGTON, Nov, o. Cabinet talk
still continues and the Republicans are
disposed 10 decry Blaine for his many
blunders made In his speeches. Senator
sherman Is urged rs the man for the
State department for many reasons.
10 would place one whom many think
ought to bepresldent at the head Of the
cabinet and second In line of success.
ion at the White House. His long eX.
perience IN public life and position ut
hehead OF the foreign affairs committee
together with his GOODNESS makes II i'm.
probable that he would involve the
nation In needless complications. His
appointment Is regarded as good poll.
ties In that ~ would give Governor
Foraker and Ex-Governor Foster a
chance 20 come 10 the Senate. Sher-
mans term expires on the same day
that llarrison's does, March 3, 1893 II
he should 20 into the cabinet one Of the
senatorial aspirants could M the uneX.
pircd term. This is the way the Re.
publicanB figure it ont. The contest
Tor speakership win be between Nc.
Kney and Reed. Congressman
Thompson, of Ohiois Is here. lie says
Mckinley could not afford 10 go into
the cabinet and that his prominence
aud popularity viii mako him speaker
lie says the election Of Reed would be
sentiment. BuHnes8 only should be
considered in politics, ard IL was bust.
ness TO make Mckinley Carllsle's sue.
cessor Mr.. Thompson does not think
anything could Undue Senator sherman
60 70 into the cnbuet Mr. sherman
can remain m the scnate gs long a8 he
wants TO, and there are TO new honoB
for him In the cabinet
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-15
condition OF Lcndlng Crora.

An official report from the dcportmcn.
at Washington 0howl that the condition
Of the prcgont com crop he's been oquNlod
only tliroo thnc5 IN ton yoagn, Tho pros
ont average condition 10 o. Ih0ro has
boon u ltllo reduction from frost IN
northorn New England, Now York aud
Michigan Thero ha1 been no decline IN
tho northwest, rnd tho Status Of tho
great corn mspluu GlGteg rcmGing 90 on
tho tst of September, Bad weather In
tho south has he'd q alicht effect In 30.
ducing condition 'tho Indications favor
rcnlt fenriagrbou. tWouly.gg bunhcla
90 thl ncrl, lsaliag O iull average. The
condition o. LGc!lahcgt hpa declined
heavily fgcm G31 lsl molth 60 701,
mainly flem tho oaeetl ot froste IN
New NOTl Che doa'l9 TU3 from O9 20 40,
pcura lyUil fsol Cj % C), Michigan
from o. ton Thl Uvo.Gg9 condition Of
tho potato cropi3 ctoul UG % decline Of
les 'thnn d rOiat6. Tobacco hes fully
maintained tlo taaii,lca Cf lla mCath,
rycrae'Ne i0r an E'glI ca3, Tho sen.
ctel ngcus3 fdr wiNict whoot " twelve
bueh'll el acre, rHl fog upiing whCot
lhghUy o,Ur sen Wt.l.t,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-15

present, aud this is probably due TO the
bad condition Of the weather A spe'
cial train brought the Massllon folks
over with the Harmonic Band, q spec
cial train over the g., g. " S, road
brought several from Minerva and
the Alliance people with the Morgan
Band were brought TO Canton on q
special train. The Akron Republicans
did not show up.
The streets being very muddy some.
what interfered with the blow out but
nevertheless q large number tramped
through the mud while the remainder