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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-01
Tho ncpubllonn sonato'a pllomnln.

The attitude Of tho two houses was u
fair illustration of tho attitude OF thotwo
great parties, Tho majority Ia tho lower
branch rcprcaontcd tho Democratic and
the majority IN the upper branch tho lio-
publican position, Tho ono was positive,
lntclllgibloand aggressive. the other yaell.
latIug, Indefinite aud puaillanlmoua.
Firmly standing ON platform that om-
bodied tho popular demand for tariff
reform the house loaurcy but rcsolutoly
completed tho work Of framing bill
which would satisfy the requirements Of
public ncntmcrt and Democratic policy.
Tho senate haltlng between It's scnso OF
the fatal error committed by tho Chicago
convention In refusing 10 'aurrcndor any
part Of our protective gyntom, and lta
fear Of placing tho Republican party In
ridiculous position by bringing forward q
blll Nnthgonigtio 20 tho platform, stood
llkc o., Gsg between two bundles OF hay
and yginly struggled 20 oxtricato Itself
from llo tilcmmn
Tho country enjoyed for time tho
Aumor Of tho spectacle, but gradually
ceased to feel any Interest In u na tho
temperature Of the canvass grew warmer
and The serious buhaogo OF the campaign
demanded itg attention. hs tho outcome
OF mrhy months spent Ia ondoavoring 10
escape from the consequences Of the folly
of inlorsng q war tGgiG the senate has
noth!ag practical 20 show, The best that
II could downs cmbodcd In tho Allison
bill bat whcu tho tmo for action arrived
10 feared TO put Itself on record In rocog-
milton Of ita own bnutling, hmoro pitt.
nblp c0nfosflOu OF llFlt Wgn noVcr mndo
by tho representatives of great party
Tho ognators olo entitled 60 the thunks Of
tariR rcformcra for this exhibition, 10
will DO worth many taouRnde Of votes @
tho reform candidates, IL bctrays q
conflict OF opinion IN tho rrukG Of Rcpub.
llcanlsm upon an essential point, which 10
destined 60 accelerate tho progrcs0 and
enlarge the proportions OF tho political
revolution through which tho country IL
now passing -BrooGlyn Eagle.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-01

that np0n'lhn Democrats falls the rekpon
Hbllty of making e0nyertH. q rehponsl
hlliy which la Inevitably disastrous where
Tho principle involved Is a wrong one
But, on tho other hand, the laborers of
tho country arc paying a closer attention
than ever before w our national history
10 questions Of domestic economy have
found tho same interest manifehted IN
oyely section, west and east, iie Is an
unappreoatiye peAsmiht who seeks ~
deny that given the advantage OF raw
materials, our American w0rkmen could
gldatrlck tho entire world, Our annual
importation Of f4BOO0,OOO worth Of
woOlen cloths is ha unnecessary as " 10
nationally expensive" "
"Will tho local competition In the
mayoralty politics Of New York AFFECT
tho current Of the national campaign
40 bo suFei but II will DO 70 Cleye
lands advantage THIS Is no idle guess
Ile hght between Tammany and the
County Democracy Is going 10 grow %
bittor and sharp that NJ least hetYeen 10,
900 and 10000 will be added 10 Tho total
city vote, These vail be drawn from the
regular stay at home contingent Now
there ls little faet worthy OF notice
which 30 far has been generally over
looked, The fight comes solely upon tho
mAyoralty Issue, / have taken palms 70
observe that outside Of that the Empire
Atate Democracy Is united, Look for In
stance, at tho congressional districts
There lan0 contention Of tho elements
A nomination made by either the County
oV 1nmtuauu DgmoqraeV has beeu re-
spected and aequleseed IN by tbs other fac
lions, OF course you ara bright enough
20 SEQ tho Significance Of that, Cleveland
win inevitably capture tho entire increase
Ia tho party vote, on whichever side n
may be"
''Yuu aro confident, then, that Cleye'
land viii carry that RtateY
Decidedly there h no doubt Of II ttlt
at headquarters, Interview with Mr.
uaruum la Now Yofl, World,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-01

The total vote OF Connecticut At the
last presidential election was ihTi sbb. W
this Cleveland had 07,l0l, Blaine 90 ,uvb'
M. John z, e,4GD, and Butler LULA Cleye-
lands plurality, therefore, was only lsp4,
II Is tho Judgment OF the best informed
hero that the great bulk Of the Prohibition
vote came from tho Republican party,
while the vote cast for Butler came al
most 10 a man from tho Democratic ranks
This vote the Democrats with good rea'
son calculate will return 20 thom thla
year and that II will mQe than on
aet any Democratic detection on &C.
count Of tho tariff can 20 hlto
promised safely that the Prohibition yoto
this year will bo much stronger thhh
four years ago and that this VIII help 20
swell tho Democratic plurality inc elgny
counties IN 1894 cast the following ,ot.o
against tho liquor trailiei harliorg 4pi
New Haven, 4lsi New London, buDl Wihl'
ham, 1851 Fairfield, 420i Litohheld, hlOi
MiddloseX, 2es, and 1ollano, lBO Tho
agricultural counties, according 70 Demo-
cratic calculations, aro liable 70 iaefeaso
their prohibition vote, while Hartford,
New Haven aud Fairfield arc less ls'ely
20 do fO These figures illustrate tho
exact aituatl0n, with tho solo exception
that tho Republicans differ With the Dom.
ocrata IA their calculations about tho total
vote, Tho Republicans think II viii do
crease Instead Of Increase
Again. II IL generally conceded by both
sides that largo number Of Republicans
voted for Mr. Cleveland in 1884. Tho l'e.
publlcana put this number at l,b0O and
tho Democrats at half aa many Very few
Of these boltug Republicans this yearwill
vote Cor Cleveland, fact not worth deny
Ing, Here tho major portion OF the anti
Blaine mon feel satisfied with iinrrlnon
and viii support him IN the return OF
thla element and the reduction Of tho Pros
hbltlon yoto lies tho hope Of tho Ropub-
lcRns Tho number Of lrlahmen who
voted for Blaine certainly equalod, II 10
did not exceed, the numbero Of Republicans
who voted for Cleveland They VIII more
than likely return 70 thoirparty allegiance
this year II this DO true, " will leave
tho parties exactly whore thoy stood four
years ago, and with the Butler contingent
Of COO 10 help tho Democrats Offset any
doaorlon on account Of tho tarlh, Ihla
goes 20 nhow that tho | ,24s plurality ia
practically settled, ,-Prom Hartford Letter
20 Brooklyn Citizen.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-01
A slrnnner My.lerlonaIy pIe..

spRNourLD, October CA German,
named John 4, LINER who han been
boarding on LOgonda avenue, this city,
Rcd under peculiar circumstances At his
boarding house. About o o'clock fearful
groans were heard In his room, A physi'
elan was summoned, hut when hc arrived
the man was dcud, lrath and blood were
Issuing from the mouth, The cause OF
death con only be Wocrtninod BY post
norton examination, but he Is supposed
tu aiy. d.clmOtL The body was ro'
mnrl ,uIJc onronors Office Tho man
stated, soon alter taking up ms rctldcnoo
In this city, that he had q wealthy brother
In Cincinnati lie was subject 70 spells, In
which ho threw the furniture In his room
around In q violent manner He wa'
about sixty years ot age,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-01
Too sIncl, Revenue.

So Ter o. Tho necessity tor iaS reduction
10 concerned " dool rot mako the Hliglt'
est difference whether the uurplu8 for the
curcGt year viii bo GlG,0O0OO0 or $l0J
000,0oO
Tho public wiz accept tho estimates Of
tho heads Of Tho Treasury department IN
favor Of tho lgFgor sum, rather then The
gucaacl Of defenders Of tho war tariff In
tent on preventing n reduction Of tpSOs,
The ,lndsputod fact that the govern
mcnt N collecting $40 1000 600 Of revenue
h rcason enough for reduction Tho
legitimate needs Of economic Ndmlnlsirl,
ton do not require over $3.50 GOO 600.
That tho expenditures run up 20 $500
O00.O00 only provo0 that tho politicians
have on unlimited capacity for spending
the peoples money
The only way to orostorc toe government
TO tho economic principle that should con
troll II ~ 90 cut down Che revenue A sur
plus breeds extravaganza, II 10 q mon
strous doctrine that thoro IL no nood for
tax reduction 20 long M congress can
spend the surplus or tho treasury con
work II of In paying high premiums TO
bondholdog, New York World,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-01
A womAn,s Discovery.

Another wonderful discovery has
been made and that 10 by u lady IN
this country, Disease fastened its
clutches upon her and f0r seven years
she wthstood It's seyerest tests, but her
vital organs were Undetermined and
death seemed imminent. For three
months she coughed necessarily and
could not sleep. She bought Of us II
bottle OF DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption and was 40 much re-
lieyed on taking the first dose that SHE
slept all night md with one bottle has
been miraculously cured Her name is
Mrs. Luther LutS." Thus write w. @.
Hamrick n o., OF Shelby, N, c. Get y
free trial bottle Gt Durbln, Wright 4
Cos Drug Store.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-01

Iillt.urllntI 4uHt| |AA''| i4S|n', ~ ssis ~
secured thn Hon. lamta q hlalne 10 areAk
az two places here saturday night The
dngzlina rain, which bad been holding
forth all day ala not dampen the enthual'
asm OF local Republicans for both halls
were dlIed 10 oyprhowing' MI, Blaine and
party reached here from New York aoop
after slK o'clock, lie had been feeling un'
we'll before he left New York, and the In
element weather served largely 10 Intensity
his indispositIon, aud the original plan had
10 be abandoned, shortly before D0'olook h1
arrived al Sanger hall and was greeted with
great enthusiasm, lie said ~ am moi
hero 10 make speech, nor does this cam
pagn al this time need argument That
has been made What wa want now Il
perfected organization, aud The result oi
that will be Victory lApplause come
10 you from three great States Ia tho West,
where have been for month past, and
aee In the East great tidal wave OF enlhu'
siasm for Harrison aud Morton, loud
oheefa.) saw H. n 10 10 possible, even In q
greater degree in the Weft, and am sure
that with the ltAst and tho WeAi
pulling tOgelhef--a long pull, q strong pull
and pull all together the victory on the
oh day Of November Is for protective
tariff and for Harrison and Norton"
prolonged eheers
Mr., blalnea somewhat abrupt leTmlna'
ton disappointed the audience They
oheered and called for him but he vanished
out Of ride door and was driven away IA
the Belleyllle Avenue Rink TO address the
other portion Of his admirers,
Mr, Blaine referred at some length in hli
second speech 10 the West letter and the
recent interview with Mr., Bayard In regard
thereto, lie safcasUcally alluded TO Bay
ards statement that he discovered 70
markablo coincidence between tho letter
and his (Blalne's) speech 10 the Irish 10
publoans Of New York ie criticized MI
Dayard's altemp4 al humor In putting sam
Weller In Plekwlek papers In trying u
point outa coincidence between his speech
aud the West letter,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-01
Legal Notice.


Court Of Cummon Pleas hlArh couulN ONO
iiooland a llolnsaHneE rltia,
Eale z, ,i Ige,lag'sat ,. ge',,t,, uo,on 5N0TIoH,
Isaac De forest ~ uuAfNlih,
John A. HAYS " Al nelrndanA
Tue New Yofk nApllsl unlon, of Rochester, Now
York aud ihAio lip roiesl ~, unifllAh tthllene.
MI khOwn, win iAkn notice that on tic lll day Ui
july A, u, infi, tho aAid plAlnllHa, lAdinH uldri
tho nrnl nainp VI iiGaand lielnaflnoE dnly iilrd
their petition N sald oOnH aginht Tho said Aefen'
dhhla In the above entitled action praying i0f !
foreclosure Of mechanics lien held ly hAd plaln'
tits Apainft tle said property u Hal Kate q. lunt'
inHiDn, hald property bpnR described ~ follows
Situated Va mo rily " Canton, county NJ kAfh and
Slate " ohio and tnnNn 10 hflnH ihn north tnd NJ
lot number tllIy thee Oii) ~ ihp city oi Canton
OilA hnng 10 frrl ~ sal u0fih tiif Hnl npul
which said tenement aud dwelling n0ppu 10 but
That luung tha prndenty Of htld hmlon, tp'Wli
on tho lth daY Gf August llpfi defendant John n
ilAyh dninr hnilufsa Under tho nfin nainu VI inii
Co., prior u Feb iht lifai hled IN iAd cause ~
answer and ffUaa pfiilon hritinH ~ ihrphAhlut
piailng fnf . Judgment aHaintt the shld Kate
liuhtlnWlu fnf ihiOui with Interest un the hAint
FROM Doc, i1ih lihil dhlt tho rlAlnh 0f The tAld
plHlnilfh ana thnlT 90 defendants ~ mhralhfl Anu
ihHir pfiUfilea determined. hnd that mo tAid 40
a0flhHd property NJ h0lh eh execution hl llr pro-
oerds HilaF from the tals thereof ho applied ~ w
rlalm " mid j, n ilnlA doug business under ~,
nfn nnnin ~ lihYh %
Hnii New YUff unptlH Union, and said lsna0 ~
rnffurt if, Quudinn, AfH iru ilfpl " answer iht
sald ptltlnu hnd said nnaWbr aud oTnhsrprilliun m
said action m tho tAnd day ~ nrrrmhrr, A, u
rn4, ot ihuy vii bo forever hhifrl from snvnN vi
tholr claims. JOHN n liAYs,
aH HAYS 4 Co,
Cfuhn'fullllunef,
OHAa u aurMANH, Attorney
October iNlh, iftstsW
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-01

Mr Judge Robert A, Johnston died al
Ayundac Of heart disease after months
illupss
A called meeting OF the Federation Of
Hamilton county Societies OF Women will
be- held to-day,
John J., Thompson, Of Athens brake
man an the Southern road was klll.l by
The cars NJ panyillc, KY
Mrs Isaac N. Anderson, aged dxty'olghi
years mother Of White Anderson, tho we'll
known builder, Of Cumminsylllo, Is dead,
John Marsdcn asked 10 be taken Into Gus
tody by the police, NJ Cincinnati giving q,
a reason that bo was afraid no would kin
himself
In Columblana county fourteen saloon
keepers got fines from 900 TO 500 each with
imprisonment IN jail from five TO thirty
days for selling on Sunday and to minors
Harry Crow nm eightoon.yearold young
man OF Marion, broke both bonos In his loft
arm while playing foot ball. Tho peculi
arlty consists IN his having had both arms
brokon before, both lcgs aud number oI
ribs, all inside OF two years,
Tho earnings Of tho Cincinnati, New Or
leans and Toxas Pacific Railway Company
llowcos Of the Cincinnati Southern Rail
wayl for tho third week OF october, 1888
were S0a 33s, o decrease OF t2,OS7, As com
pared with the same week in 1887,
Mrs Alico 0rommor Whorry wife o
Colonel William NJ. Whcrry, U, $. A., dice
at ~. Loavenworth, Kas., October Is, o
marasmus. Mrs Whcrry spent n numbo
OF years In Cincinnati before her marriage
and her many Ohio friends will DO griovet
10 hear Of her death.
Miss MollIo Moflitt OF Coshocton wen
west recently and pre.cmptod pioco Of lanI
near Folsom, New Mexico, which she ha
partially improved, During the winter shu
taught school AT Folsom, and tho tow
company has presented her with q fin
bAildng lot az reward for her pluck an,
perseverance,
/.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-01
MINI md nlnlnc rIrht 10 out.

Roger Q, Mills 10 atortoiso shell skinned
cat attached to tho supply department AZ
the navy yard, llo answers 70 hla name,
which IL on tho pay rolls, and goes 20 tho
officers moss hall regularly whom tho bell
rings at noon 10 draw his poy The othor
day ho sat on coil Of rope and INDUCED
In n spirited argument with tho black
feline i'm Blaine, who 10 noted for the 70.
cillty with which no avoids hot iron In tho
blacksmith shop TO which no Is attached.
Mllla held that tho rodontia that arc focy.
Ing TO our shores and crowding out homo
industry should DO restricted In their un.
dormiuing operations, while Blaine main.
toinod that II did not matter much II the
iron and rallroad interests woro let alone,
Mills weighs ten pounds, Ho won,--
Brooklyn Eaglo,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-01
IT swGpT EVERYTHING,

Tho Novel Device Employed by tho in'
geuloua D0moomta of New Yorls state
Tho New York State league Of Demo.
cratic clubs not long ago successfully do
velopod an original effective aud pie
turoHquo idea, Tho gallant canal boat
Thomas Jefferson was fitted up, loaded
with campaign literature, and started on,
Ia ohargoof q competent crew, on grand
campaign trip through tho Erie canal from
buffalo to Albany The novel cruise
began NJ Buffalo with great success not
long ago, oil tho local Democratic organ.
I2atIoua turning out with fireworks and
music, % Gee the start Of tho expedition.
Several prominent Democrats made
speeches, and amidst rouslng eheor8 the
ting David u. llill towed on tho Demo
cratic arb,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-01
Tho eooInllat Candidate Tor Mayor

NEW YopK, October 20 = Alexander
Jonas, the Socialist candidate for mayor
In his letter Of acceptance, admits tha'
there IL no chance OF his election, but says
II Is wise for tho party TO present candi
dates 70 tho people, as a nucleus around
which may gather In increasing numbeN
from year TO year those who arc disgustcf
with the corruption and lnjusticcs Of th,
existing system, and finally those will form
a majority OF the community
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-01

CLryELAFp, October 90 Everything Is
ready for the League mine 10 be sprung
November "a, when Detroit will resign
from aud Cleveland be admitted TO tho
National League The details have nearly
all been settled, The only question ~,
docs Cleveland got any Of tho Detroit stars,
or docs she not2 The FIRST deal Tor $4,000
gave the franchise and eleven men ~
enumerated In tormcedispatehos, otlhcse,
only Beaun, Grubcr, sutcllllo and Twiicholl
are accounted Of spccd enough for the
League, The franchise and battery were
only necessary, aud should only have been
bohght.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-01
A Newspnner AIan Pulled.

XFMA, October 20, Word has been re-
oelyed here that win n King, who Is one
OF tho big army Of great American news,
paper starters, aud who has been wanted
by tho officers for some tlmo on the charge
Of forging the names Of business men 70
checks and obtaining the money thereon
has been arrested at Atohison, Kas, en-
gagged In tho same old games King was 10
have brought q $4,000 libel suit against
one Of the Columbus dalllvs for a publea'
ton made In regard to hla wrongdolngs az
PIqua, o., few months since, but failed 10
dOaO,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-01

Americans, heretofore, have bocn promo
TO refer TO freedom and tho boundoas 70.
sources Of the land 0s among the primo
clements In the prosperity OF tho country.
According TO Mr., Blaine, however tliis In
all fooliahness They havo practically
cut no figure at all In tho increase OF
population and wealth, but II Ia duo en-
tiroly to tho protective tariff systom. Tho
bird Of freedom should bo hauled down
and tho vampire OF taxation run up as tho
national emblem, st. Louls post.Di
patch.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-01
An ola Man Dnneerouaiy Injured,

CNCgEAu, October 2O-Whle attempt
ing 10 cross Sixth street, At the intersection
Of Main, Andrew CaTuthers, aged sixty
eight years, Of ~ Grant street. was knocked
down by horse attached 70 one OF the
White Cloud Laundry Company's wagons
In falling the old man struck on his left
hip and fractured ono OF the large bones,
Patrol 2 removed him to his home, Owing
TO tho Injured mans advanced ago II II
feared that ho will not survive the shock
no has sustained, Tho driver Oi the horse
was not arrested, ~ ho drove away immo'
dIately after the accident
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-01

Tho routine Of worl. on board the JET.
icrSon was promptly organized, proceed
Ing steadily ca route IA tho preparation Of
taHA facts for each town no II " mp
preached As Gool 10 ono town had been
passed documents woro made ready for
dlatHbutoa,
OnoM the features Of tho trip was the
chNllepgo 90 dobatc tho tariff, on four
hours noilsdYlth Republicans anywhere
on tho route.
Democratic 0agh wore given out 90
peahIng canal boN,8 and TO small ahoro
aud 6toren nlong the llpo,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-01
Tho Honest Wow of y.

Mr., Blaine Gays that trugtsnre '1hrgoly
private affairs, and his friend Mr., Carne-
gio says "tho public may regard them
with scrono conddcnco." But Demo.
cratic attorney general IN Now York,
backed by Domocratio organization, Is
moving against the sugar trust ON tho
ground that II is illegal o monopoly and
a criminal conspiracy" We rather think
this 10 tho pooplos Wow --Now York
World. .NiaU lYr
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-01

CANTON Examinations viii he held On The tlfst
Saturday Of each mouth, Examinations VIII hcte'
after bN held IN tho South Plum street School IN
place Of High school
9th, lA4l,
AZ MAaAiLLOs October g7thi 1870
ATOAsAL ruLTON- March uOth 1880,
AZ NAyAuar- Aptll iilh. 1890
Ar MAHLnonO-NlAy iiih, 1870
., n. TA00AKT, Clerk.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-01
smashInr tho Platform.

Tho Bonnto tarIiF bIll smashed tbo Re,
publican national platform. II justified
tho Democratic demand for reduction Of
the surplus and revision OF the tariff, II
buried Tho "froo trado" bugaboo Hav'
ing thus repudlatod tho declared policy OF
their party, tho Republican senators ro
pudiato thoir own bantling by 0djourning
without oven asking q vote ON H. II is q
complete llnsO0. Now York World.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-01
wm. sDUDEll LiEAn0ED WITH
THE HARTFORD MURDER,
A PROMINENT YOUNG MAN or The
CAPITAL CITY,

10 Arrested ana Confined In oity Prison
-.william Fristoe, y Bartender, Az
iempts Suicide with ohiorofoEm--iieI
Meoarters Residence nuFgiarissd oi
od00 IN oash-Tha Town ~ the msrej
Of Thleyes-An Athens Girl Tries v
Suicide,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-01

AN enthusiastic correspondent sua,
gests TO us the fact that INC pres.
ent administration has restored to
settlers some S5,0O0,00O acres OF pnbIIn
lands should insure tha recollection M
Cleveland. He forgets that Il insurrn
the earnest efforts OF an the Pacinc
railroads to elect Harrison [ClnciunatI
Enquirer. NNr
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-01

We have sold Ely's Cream Balm
about three years, and have recommends
cd its use IN more thar hundred Hpe'
clal cases Of ottarrh. The unanimous
answer TO oui inquiries Is, "lts the best
remedy that 1 have ever used.' Our
experience Is, that whore parties con.
tinued It's use, II never fails TO cure
j. II Montgomery n 90, Druggists,
DEBORAH, Iowa,
have used Ely's Cream Balm for
dry catarrh 90 which Eastern persons
are subject who come to live hep) 10
has proved curo,-'B. Il. M. Weeks,
Uenver, COL
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-01

LET us see. Which one OF dir Rc.
publican pastors Of Stark county Il %
The stump for taxed Bibles, freei whie.
key and dear clothes. We can see none
in sight. On the other hand We hava
one prominent Republican divine maIt
ing telling speeches for good honest
government, revenue reform and Clro.
yer Cleveland. This is q campaign Vf
ideaB -' VIA fTTo7 Vt
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-01
A. LEININGER,
Sheriff Of Stark Co., Ohio.
Administrators Sale.
Legal Notice.

Liylic Nioodomua, whose place Of regldonoc n ut-
known, late Of stark county ONO, VIII take notigo
tlat on tho nnth day OF Scptemlor A, y, lHst m ~
whore tho ncllDn IA NOW pondinM tho undpralgnell
Jacob Nlrulcnlh, iled hla petition agRnnt the allu
IlHkln Nlnndcmnt. pray nW Tor Niv0frn from hef.
Tho phd fiayu Nlc0duintia 10 required " answer tho
petition IN tnld action nat MtOr thAn tik (0) weeks
after tho pnth day ~ September iBH the date Of
ne hr.t publication oi thia notice or such divorce
aspsOiw JACOB SIcoDEMus