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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-03
Talk Of Tho Paid Agent at a bankers
Han auet,

HUTCHINSON, ,Kaa, Sepia0 lSpPelal,I
THE New York Baukora who have
been spending the day here, have con
tinutd d their trip father west Excomp
trOller Jn0, j, Knox at q reception CIV
en- the party here delivered long
speech In which no opposed the silver
coinage legislation Nv present time ~
Injurious 70 the beat Interests OF the
country.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-03
Tho wooster burglar. InaIot.d.

WOOSTER, o., Oct. 2.-The special
grand jury returned nine indictments
against Hartley Shaffer and VIII T.
Eaken for burglary and grand larceny
and Mrs. Moses shafIor for concealing
stolon goods.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-03

STUTTGART, Oct. "A serious railroad
accident occurred near place called
Wild Park. The train left the track
and was precipitatod down n steep en-
bankment. Three Of the carriages were
wrecked and seven passengers killed and
fortY-three severely injured.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-03
Unable TO Tell.

Yes. that was 80, For years suffer
cd severely from aor0lula, aorea broke
out Rll over my body, and ! am unable
10 tell one halt what | suffered, | was
not able 10 obtain relief until ! used
Sulphur Bittera, which completely cur
I'd me-C, Is, DALE, II Allaton street
uOalOn,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-03

LrOR sADE--A hno farm near tho city iiinita OF
II Canton o, overlooking tho city Flrss nlAua
improvements and many AatnrRl advanpgoa For
p"'''' ' 1'-'' '''' '" " ALLRN oARNEs.
Room 0, seaond Floor MoKinlw block,
n pis.fdtW Canton, QUO.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-03
TIMES
FOR HOLDING
CIRCUIT COURT,
A. ID. 1890.
STATS ~ Quo,
fiFTu jubtCiAL DISTINCT

STATS OF Quo,
HFfu juMCiAL hiHfNVr
ordered that ihe terms Of tho Circuit Court
" the several Counties IN said Circuit fOr tho year
1870, DO hred ~ follows, tn'will
F0iLtieid COuntH on tie IN ddy Of
January and the mn dGy Qf Sep
tember,
Richlqnd CouHtp oa the I'M d0g Qf
January and The sSrd dag Of Sep
tember
IVayno C0uniH on the oSM ddy "
January and the SOh day V Sep
tfmber
STARK COUNTY, on the mn ddy " Feb.
uiarg amt the an day n october
Rnop County, on the g5h day NJ Ftb.
rIarv and The Hth ddg Of Ootobor
Lickia0 CouRiN on the M day NJ
March and the 2iSt dag NJ Oot06or,
MuSkipgim County, on he ish day
IF Mdrch and the 2Sh ddY Qf OotO-
Der.
Morgan County, on the Isl day Of
april and The I'm ddg Of NoUemboE
ashland County, on the Sh dan Qf
april and the mn dap Qf NocemJer,
Holmes County, on the i5h ddg of
april and The isth d0g NJ NoDember,
Coshootoa County, on the ggnd ddy of
ApJH and tie 2jth ddg n Nooomber,
TuScardwaS COUNTY on the 2oth day
IF AprH and the End day IF Decom-
bGr.
Prry County, on tie Gh dag NJ May
and the nh dag Qf September.
MoyrOw County, on the Bh day Of
Nay and the gth dag Qf December.
Deiaioaro County on the 27h day Of
Nay and the 10Th d0y Of DtoemJ6r.
SAID tofms to begin at o O'Clock A. NJ.
JOHN w. JENNER,
JOHN W, ALnAUUU,
OHAhLEa fULLEfE
September i7th, ieBo
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-03
LOST.

eaIalssaalslsa
n 0aT-A Pocketbook, bclwoon Canlon and osna-
~ burg N FRIDAY Attnfnuon, hcpt WIN, TO-
ward VI Ten Dohra N offered Tor ~ return 10
0hOHuk LiFlirAu, 0tnAbufg, or " this once.
ooti-Gw-wRt
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-03

A dress rehearsal of "Caaey's frou
blea" was given yesterday afternoon NJ
the Union square Theatre 10 the mem'
bGrs OF the press, The play was mag
nihcently staged and the singing OF the
principals rendered with exquisite Of
leet The plot OF the play u somethinq
after the style of "The Silver King"
The comedy parta, Of course, are given
the most prominence, aud was ablyena
iained by Lillian Kennedy, Alfred kel.
oy, Harry sayTea, Ellen Buckley and
Others, late OF tho London ualety Go
Frank MOTdaunt'a work 40 "Iemoyne,"
aud w, II Danyera aa Jerry, the dpu'
ger" are also worthy Of mention, The
company lisa large one ana acquitted
itself aati faetorlly, The river waa q
very beautiful acene, tho realism Of
which would make One fancy they were
looking at the East river, The Siberian
blOOdhOnnda were on hand ~ the prop
or moment, 90 was alf0 the trick mon
key, who eluded all Efforts 10 got him
on the stage and remained until the
fall OF the curtain. We ASSURE this com
pany u successful run IL Frisco.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-03

Canton 10 Have Distinctive uiothina
Establishment Of the Truly Metro
polilan Order
The Hohwarz Clothing Company,
from tho great clothing centre, haeh'
ester N. ", will open about October
10 in the large double store OF Martin
IirOtheIa on North Market street, with
an immense ht0ek Of Rochester made
clothing, The reputation OF The
sehNaTz Company 10 a sufficient guar
anty OF quality and quantity, rms
h0nae has adopted the new method or
retailing clothing NJ wholesale prices
The schwaIz DO. pays particular atten'
tiOn to yOnths, boys aud ehlldren'a dc
partment, N will not be necessary 70
po 10 Cleveland 20 buy clothing ~ the
future Wait for tho opening and save
dollars,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-03
THE GRAND ARMY.
OBSERVANCE or GRAND ARMY DAY
IN PlTTeRuR0,

Thousands VI Survivors Of the late waT
PORN IN ilne and March Through tho
Oiy-yisitors from Nelgllboring Cities
a Camp Fire In the Evening Addressed
by distinguished Ora,ars,
PITmBURl, Dot e,-lrand Army day
having been observed for q number Of
years In the eastern part Of the state,
the matter Of holding demonstrations OF
the same kind In Western Pennsylvania
was agitated by leading comrades OF
Plttaburg aud Allegheny, which resulted
In q meeting OF the representatives OF
the posts Of Allegheny county being
held at Municipal hall, Pittsburg, July
., 1882, for the purpose OF inauguratlng
a similar move In Western Pennsylvania,
upon which occasion TWAS unanimously
agreed 10 extend 10 all the posts OF
Western Pennsylvania, Eastern Ohio and
West Virginia fraternal and cordial in
yltaton 10 assemble In the city OF Pitts
burg, Monday, Oct 2, 1889, and partol'
pate Ia apublo demonstration, and every
year since that time II has been observed
with more and more interest aa the ranks
Of the different posts arc thinning out
and those who remain comrades arc
rapidly ageing, Yesterday II was cele'
brated with the old-tlme ylgor and aa a
result the streets were crowded with
posts marching from the depota 10 the
established headquarters,
The weather la the morning was
threatening, but towards noon II cleared
away. Then the streets commenced fill
ing up, and blue uniforms were aa plentl'
ful almost IN they were In 1851, The
visitors from other towns were very
numerous The posts Of liomealead,
liraddoek, MoKeesport, Beaver, Roohea-
tor, Beaver Falls and Sewlokly turned
out the full quota and made an excellent
showing In the parade
II was nearly J o'clock before the pro
ceaaion moved, II was the beat seen In
this city for years, and tho cheers that
II elected from the thousands OF apeeta.
tors were aulllclent 30 arouse all the old.
time enthusiasm In the hearts OF tho
marching men, The route Of march In
cluded the principal atreeta Of the city,
after which II crossed over 10 Allegheny,
Between 5000 and 1900 men were In
line,
In tho evening a camp fire was held In
Old City hall Speeches were made by
q number Of distinguished guests OF the
Grand Army men.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-03

The rldorlem horse which waa u
marked feature Of the procession, was
furnlahed and equipped by members OF
the First division, II was covered on.
tirely with black cloth, and tho bridlc
and aaber were strapped TO the saddle,
The cap was fastened to tho pommel,
and boots, with tooa pointing backward,
signifying that the rider had gone 10 the
roar, were also attached 10 the saddle
The horse was led by two white ribbons
In tho hands OF two oolOrcd q. A, II,
men, the ribbons extending from the BIT
10 either side, The rldorleaa horse was u
tribute 10 their late oomrade, Capt, w,
Il, Jones,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-03
sHERIFF SALE.

Va STARK Co. common
H. Morgan LAndon. Pleas Court
ny virtue OF Yond E1ponaq Issued by clerk
d the court Of common pleas Of stark county ohio,
In tho above Artlon And 10 me directed, VIII offer
Tor sale NJ public 0utry NJ tho door OF tho court
house, IN tho city of Canton. on
saturday, the End day Of Nov, 1880,
the following described real estate Tho undl.
yided one. half NJ lots murdered 2iT nia, vac, In
MoUrou'a addition 20 LonlAyllle, stark county,
Ohlo new number 2p2, p01, 9pi'
The undivided one.half OF lot No 9i7 appraised
Ihs undivided Ouo.haif Of lot No, aie Appraised
" INe undivided one.half W lot No aiD appraised
at $500
sAo 10 commence at one O'Clock D. IN. Terms
A. LEININ0ER horla
A. NJ McUAnrr, Att'y.
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SHERIFF SALE.
Jacob W. Painter )AllAs Order Of sale, STARK
W. County Common Pleas
james ). weltcr sta Court

Jacob ". Painter Alias Order O. sale ssarl ,,,.
James ), weltf ., al Court
NJ virtue of an alias order Of sale issued by tho
clnfk Of tho court VI common pleas " stark 90,
Ohio IN the above action aud " mo directed VIII
ofer for sale " public 0utefy NJ tho door of the
oeurt house. in ueeiiy OF Canton ON
Saturday, the snd day Of Nov, 1889,
ihe following described real estate, situate IN
Nnndy township, stark county, Ohio aud known
N helng the sou Invest quarter of section number 4
township "a, range seven, containing onu hnndted
aud nfiy.alt Aeroa VI iand. Aho tue fol owing Do
acribud pfomisea situate IN the aforesaid township,
aud bounded aud described aa folONA Known a.
ihe east half OF tho northwest quarter OF section
number township ~ range " containing seventy
ylRht hcroA hp tho shme more uf loh Also tnc Iol.
iewing 0eacriboi trait Of land, known 10 y part 81
The southwest quarter of the afOfeeald section q,
luomnencng fol description Of tho same " tho
northeast corner NJ uaid southwest quarter thence
running weatwhrdly along the quarter section llne
~ Tho coner Of the road leading from the state road
" OsnAhufg. stark county, Ohlol thence running
hnnq the center nf aAd road wcitwafdy 20 the llno
Of landa owned by James fhulki thtncu running
gnntva dly along The nno 0f said fanlkr landH 70
iptosuCt tho east line Of said southwest quarter SOC
iinn line, 10 the place OF beginning containing IN
nnid last mentioned tract ~ hnd 30. 100 aero be
ule anmo more or less, subject 70 all legal high
ways,
Ths 40 acre tract appraised ., sa9eo' sog
9ile II 10 100 Acrt trait appraised Al Olb7b
aalc 70 commence At O'Clock .. m. Terms.
wash. "
w.w&JJ. CLARK, Au'ya
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-03
ArATn ON ONO, I
STARK COUNTY, a.

ArATH on ONO,
STARK COUNTY, A.
I, JOuN hOuRnaon Clotk
VI the Court Of Common Pleas In aud for said ooun-
", do horOby certify thai tho foregoing N n true
cOpy Of the n mes for Holding vourt Tor the year
1890 IN the CLERKS Oflco Of said Court on tho 2Ot
day Of september 1859
(>J-~l witness my name and seal nf said
AHAL Court nt Canton, ohio on the 20th
t-~r~'l day " beptnmbur A, ID, 1889,
JOHN McGREGOR,
octB-aw ULnnK.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-03
SHERIFF SALE.
I'M Y .0n" s,arS o,SsS SSssIy g "a. S"'Smon
Elizabeth Lindennn plehe Court

NY virtue Of M order OF Halo Issued by
by The clerk OF the court OF common pleas of stark
Co,O In The above action ana 10 mo directed, will
llor for sale NJ public 0utrry NJ tho door OF the
court house, In the city Of Canton, on
saturday, the 12th day Of October, 1889,
tho following described pr ,perty 10 witt Tho
honie aud lot number 00e. In the city OF Canton,
stark county, ONO,
salo to commences At ono O'Clock D. m. Teriu,
onh
A. LElNINdER, shorin
l. MJoHrs, AuT.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-03
FIRST PREMIUM.
ON
CLOTHING i
AND
CHINAWARE
Was AWARDED
HOlIigep;Kent
At the Stark CO.Fair.
At the Stark CO.Fair.

And now that we have con
vinced the public that we car
ry the finest and best selected
stock OF clothing in Canton,
we will also convince every
lady who will favor us with a
call that we will sell Tor the
least money. All we ask is
for you to give us a trial and
we will guarantee you the best
bargains that can be obtained
anywhere.
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oeu-ev
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1889-04-18
a Revelation 70 me


| Mr.. freddie Taylor leading
banker of New York, who accom-.
panied Messrs. Cooper, Hewitt and
lnman on their recent trip South
gives his impression Of this section
in long letter to the Baltimore
Manufacturers Record.
| Mr.. Taylor states that the South
was a revelation to him, a. is to
every other Northern capitllist who
| comes down here to investigate
They realize then that the half had
aot been told.
IT seemed to me- says Mr; Taylor
that we travelled through continu-
Gus and unbroken strain of what has
been aptly termed the music of pro.
gress-the whir Of the spindle, the
buzz of the saw, the roar of the
furnace and the throb of tho locomo.
tive.
TO the young men of the South
Mr.. Taylor accords high praise for
the work which they are dong. and
to the eager, earnest, restless, dri.
wing energy which seems to fill them.
referring to tho section through
which they passed he says: The
country through which we travelled
was varied, and In many respects
beautiful; its valleys fair 80 the Vale
OF Cashmere, its mountain scenery
wild at times IS the Alps..'
The South says Mr.. Taylor, TO
my mind, is only now on tho thress
hold Of it's boom. 1t has every pos
sible sdvantage-everything, indeed,
that God can give. TAe new South
has bsen built up by the indomitsSle
ssergy and by the hard work of the
southerE people themselves.
And finally, in closing this most
striking letter, Taylor adds: cro
any young mas, to day, OF pluck
and grit, with tho world before him
and his fortune TO make. | should
say go South, yoang man, go South
| Avalanche.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1889-04-18

The REPORTER is the best ad-
vertising medium in this section
of North Mississippi for Merc
chants and business men who
desire to place their business
before the intelligent reading
classes of Tishomingo and ad>
joining counties and States.
Politically the Reporter is
Democratic, although bound by
no party's arbitrary sway--a
fearless expoRent of unadulte~
rated Democracy-and while its
endeavors is to disseminate the
wholesome truths aud maxiams
laid down by Jefferson. 1t de-
MES to no man the inestimable
privilege of thinking for himself.
1t believes that the prosperity
of the entire Union, and the hap
piness of the millions who con-
stitute its population will best
be subserved by the ascendancy
Of these principles, therefore
whatever ability it may possess,
will be unfiinchingly welded to
uphold these doctrines by the
election of it's standard bearers.
1t will always be found fear
lessly opposing party combina-
tons ensendered for the purpose
OF beneiittlng the few, that the
greater number may suffer. The
rich the poor, the high and the
low will always find the columns
OF the Reporter open to award
justice and promote their pros
perity without respect to per-
sons or stations.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1889-04-18
"A. MISSISSIPPI, THURSDAY. APRIL. IS 1888

am going back LONE, you may 10
rit Kellogg fool you into belsvine
ne can get you something, but aftel
what Harrison said to us to-day, ]
consider the jig ls up. The negroe.
are not taking this neglect ealsly by
any means. They are kicking and
swearing vengcnos on the republican
party. It does seem little queer
that out Of nearly 498 Presidential
appointments thus far made, not one
is negro.
Mr.. Higgins, the new republican
Senator from Delaware, seems to be
almost as much Of a political hustler
Us hle eminent democratic namesake
from Maryland.
The nov pension officials are be-
ginning early. Already one decis-
ion of Commissioners Blacks bss
been overrulsd that will reopen
thousands Of cages heretofore decided
adversely.
Ex-Sscretary Whitney made
profit Of $4,000 on the house he
sold to Postmaster General Wana.
maker. Mr.. Whitney made some.
thing like $4,000 on country
place which he bought in 1885 and
sold last year.
The lady clerks in the post Office
department are much exercised over
rumor that the Postmaster General
intends make them all dress alike, as
he does the hundreds of lady clerks
II his Philadelphia store.
Most 5outherners rejoiced to see
that ex-senator Mshone has got
nothing rs far as can be seen, no
chance OF getting anything.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1889-04-18

The Democratic State executive
committee met at Jackson. Miss,
April 10, with a very fall attendance.
Tuesday July l6, was fixed for the
meeting of the State convention, to
nominate a candidate for Governor
as well as other officers. The rep.
resntation in convention remains as
now, each county to have double the
number of votes that II has in the
lower House Of the Legislature, The
convention viii be composed Of 24C
delegates, the majority rule govern
ing. making l2l votes necessary te
i choice; The date Of the conven-
tion having beer fixed, the canvass
viii now begin in eanest.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1889-04-18
For Governor.
JOHN nj STONE
81
Of Tishomingo County.

Thsre is indeed bright look a.
bead for the country, which show O
most promising condition OF crops
oven thus carly in the sesson.
Minnesota and Dakota have been
visited by wind storms and praire
Ires IN this month which have swept
away several towns ard destroyed
million dollars OF property,
Scsrlst fever is reported to be in
poheville. Miss, and the school has
boen suspsned TO prevent its spread
as much as possible, -Four cases have
psen announced up to the 9TH.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1889-04-18

positiye and fixed as to afford no
prospect of Improvement.
ssszs-..s.-..-=..ss.-assr~
Crime in the north among the
high officials is becoming greater
svery day. The Maine officials Of
tho State Insane Asylum are now
charged with gross immortality, aad
Gov. Robe has ordered an invests
cation.
The colered delegation from the
South who called on President Har-
rison ut the White House, looking
for Patronage under the present ad-
ministration, has returned home
disgusted and indignant at the treat.
ment they have received at the
hands of Harrison, who does not
recognize them as men and Republi-
cans.
Tho Republican State OF Ohio, the
home Of the bloody Foraker, is the
only State that is now carrying on a
race war between the blacks and
whites, growing out of the school
row. The excitement is intense,
quits for damage, rough and tumble
fights and tho prospects ahead for
still moro trouble.
The editor of the Fulton Report
er painted the town red, last week,
upon the occasion of becoming the
daddy of ten ponnd boy. So long
as country editors continue to as
sumo paternal responsibilities with a
reckless disregard OF consequences,
the cry Of poverty will continue to
go up from the RANKS of the profess
sion.-Tupelo Journal.
The Southern Sentinel takes, the
Herald thinks, the proper view
with regard to a constitutional con-
vention. If the people of the state
wish to have one it should be held
and with this idea in view they
should he permitted to vote first on
the question, whether ono shall be
held or no.-Yazoo Herald.
There is pretty big disgust On
the part of many leading republicans
at the course OF the President re-
spectsng the offices. 1t is not slm-
ply due to the delay in making re.
movals, but tho complaint is made
that Mr.. Harrison thinks he knows
it all and refuses to hear the sugges-
tions of the strongest men in the
party.
The article that We published last
week IN regard to ex-governor John
M. Stone, clearly shows that he is a
very strong man before the people,
az we have heard his name since
discussed in this and other towns
along the railroad, and find that he
has numerous strong friends and adj.
vocates for the high position Of Gov.
ernor. His name, SO far, has un.
doubtedly created more interest than
any Aldn VIM lp nOW COubtQGfel
candidars'--Grenada S entinel.
Thre is plan on foot by the AL
lance of Mississippi to erect fac
tory to manufacture bagging for cot.
ton the factory to be Dcatod At Jack
son, From the outlook at present,
tha bagging trust will not have as
soft thing a. they thought, ~ the
cotton raissrs Of the south are kick
ing like = government mule against
the high handed robbery by the
trust company. We hope soon to
see the south independent, and man
ufacturs not only her bagging TO-
cotton, but other merchandises that
she is now dependent on tho nortn-
ern q nd eastern manufactures for
supplies.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1889-04-18
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As A Family Paper and Firesidt
Friend,

it will always be up to the star
dard. nothing being admitted
into It's columns which would be
Objectionable to the most refined
and cultivated tastes.
To the intelligent masses of
Mississipian'~ who have a future
to provide for their posterity,
who desire our waste places to
blossom, and our people to throw
off the yoke of commercial bon
dage, We confidently appeal for
support in behalf Of these senti~
ments. Our interests are identi-
cal. The prosperity of this pa
per and consequently this sec
tion of country, adds to us as a
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Altogsther the republicans are
not very happy family, and the
alemsrta 0 f unpleasantness are so
poeitive and fixed as to afford no
prospect of Improvement.