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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-02

POOR animal, following his instinct or
his teaching, immediately plunged ~,
redeemed the stick, aud LAID IL az lhe
feet OF itR owner, who, hnhlohlng u mp,
dashed out the creatures brains,
Which WAS the bruteY
We may RurmiaH what the Athbn-
ians would have done 10 such a man
from the fact that they banlRhed tho
Judge of the ATeopagua, because no
nung away the bird which sought
shelter Ia his bosom,
There are men IN whom In no spark
OF gratitude ur generosity, There are
others who appreciate benefits received
and ara happy IN m king grateful ao'
acknowledgement, ...
Rev. ], w, Aaheman, ono Of the most
eloquent diyinea Vt Detroit hlehr
Wrips March "a, 1873; "lu 1874 ! visit
cd Chatham, Ont, 20 lecture ana preach,
was In agOnzlng pain tho result 01
kidney dla0rdtrH,) aud unable " dlph
with ny host, explained " Judge
Woods what was the matter, lle asked
! il waG too preindlced by my medical
education 90 Try Warmers Safo Cure
adding. "AlthOugh have never tried
1T, 1 can take yon IN a gentleman II hat
hoprd wonderfully"
nj used 70 bottles Of Warmers SAT-
! Cure aud Waa IN better health than fo
tWenty-nye years, I have everything
| tn lose and nothing 10 gain by maklnl
this platrmrnt, save tne approval OF
| gOud conscience"
'lherr afe tena OF thousands OF peo
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-02

bud DOble has arrived In Chicago
with hS string o. California trotters
The fastest road horse In Canton ls
Windsor NJ (S:20A) owned by George
SAxtOn
BI President Cleveland has decided
to sell al his horses Mt auction, This
includes the famous seal browns.
win N. Thorpe Of Cleveland has sold
to Alex l'Orbea oi BlyriA the chestnut
stallion MelwOOd, by MOnnGD, dam
llarebell, by llaro.d, for 2lW0.
Az tbs Youngstown horse show ~
Thursday sixty hys stAliOnH were TX
hibltpd, including the only Nv nv broth
W 0f Dexter ard brother Of Maud y.
II Ia rumored That John q. Dueber
knows how TO dr. ve "A pair NJ trJiters.
We believe II Every good buelnesS
man has tu have lots OF horse sense,
The PAGER Weslmont, with n rec rd
of 2:l3A and 2DlA with u running
mate, II years old, ny Alnont, dam
Anuie, by l'Otlrill Morgan, WAS sold for
$3.50 10 t. j Slarbuck Ut SAT- Like
City, u, r., nj the Wood ward sale
Wednesday
LEXINGTON, Ky, April 20 w. r.
Wood wards sale Of trOtlrrs closed here
10 day with the sale ~ hr y.srvpn
head for 80 03O average SlS7 no high
prices. DuTng lhe four days ~ the
sale 1870 head has ClAuged hands for
Si7 O8J, an average " S2Bl
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-02
rnn LAnons COMPLETED


oftho German Lutheran OonrorAnoo ~
Noon To-day and AdiournS--rhoSo IN
Attendance Leave for rhsir HomoB.
The youngstown District Confer.
rurr NJ the OhlO synod Of the Evan
grlctl Lutheran Church which nv,
been n session In this city for tho past
iva days completed ils work ~ noon
p day aud adjourned
lnr ministers In attendance were
liuy ! q. BulZ, Of ZrlienOpnle, ia:
Rev Il, Buzz, OF Warren; Rev. II a
schmidt Of Brirr Illil; Rev, B +
Scnuugrr, of Canal Fulton; Rev Iho0
Elch, uf Newton Falls; Rev. W l.
IusGh, NJ Grpenvillr, Pa: Rev. A, l'ut
gv. oI Ilubb ard; Roy IL j ltelmaun.
o. Cty, PA; Rev A, DIETRICH OF
pHerbnrp: Rev. A. f ROhr, Of Carroll
tun; Rev, j. W.. Maier Of BrOOkNeI1,
Rev Il A. BOehme, Of YOungst0wr,
Rev l. Il, Meyer, Of Canton.
During the session theological aNd
prtci iraI qurBtiOuB were discussed
Row l., II Never gave Theses on "s.u
agiluNt the Holy Ghost Services
were held last night ~ the German
Lutheran G urch In East rusCartuBU
street, after which tho Holy CUmmuU
ION was celebrated by the brethren. uI
The conference. The uilitGrs elected
FOR the cOmlug year were, President J,
&, BulZ aud SECRETARY lhuO Ech The
ministers all left for their homes IN Che
AflgfUUuu tTHinH
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-02
TOOK THE uoass AWAY.
h. Trouble Former stark County RI
DOT Into

rho Trouble Former stark County Non
Dot Into,
Constable Weber arrived here this Af
lNnuOu from Harrison county with
HOMER ~ Anderson whom no arrested
nU charge OF removing mOrlgagrd
horse from one county 10 AnOLhnE
Weber went after his fugitive yeslor.
iht nut when no got 10 CIdlz Junction
hO found hat he lived In the country
ahnu. dx miles from the station lL
wa not ina region whers livery stables
Arr plnty aud Constable Weber with
h.a iugltlye had 10 foot II 10 the rail
rOHl ,HtlUu,
Anderson bought horse from II, g.
Sage, wuO WIS the agent of Mr., JsmeB
Leonard aud he gave IA note for thp
money AID secured the note Ivy giving
cntlel mortgage on the horse
Anderson afterwards moved ~ llHr
tisOu county aud took the horse with
hIm LrOuard then swOrB out WAT
rant for AudersOn'B arrest,
Anderson isa man ~ years Of age
and hts "a wife and child living no
Annapolis, Harrison county Ne at
one lime lived Ia this county, on Che
Wayupsburg road, about five miles
from the Clly, aud was engaged iu tho
milk business Anderson admits the
charge, Out Mys that he was ignorant
Ol the law aud thought he mad Il right
o. move the horse
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-02
MAN IN wAsnLEoToN.
Bone PTAo,ieAl Observations BY y frAs'
teal hAn-hAde on tho bpoI''bome
Pointers on once DogRAra


BOms PrAolieal Observations by frao
teal hAn-MAde on the bpot"some
Pointers on once bogRAra
WARRINGTON. April "a, 1880.
Rn Npwa. DNnOCRiT, A few llna,
from tha t,anitol l,ity might not bu un,
istsraating to YOUR many readofa
Washineton is a handsome olty-One
NJ the handsomest. aald W be in thr
Halted StateA ltA streeta are Wide and
naved with asphalt thus mARlnE thp
roadhod one of beauty and pleaBuie to
those Who Tlde snd drive Il great deal.
ThIa ia the wbeelmau's paradise, 80 "
sneak hlcveIot and trlcykA huuriah
iiLe A green nav tree. and uhlSo rngag,
sd In nrnlshing anppllta of that kiud
and renairing eeem 10 be doing a rood
mSlnenn
4 snouId not forget 10 make men
tloo In thla connection of u stark
county boy. George Atwatsr, ~ Nasal
lon who haa b,sn In u,s buelnesa here
Jtwn years
peraoia Waiting Washington shnul !
mot faII IN s,e thr folIOVlng places. VIA
'rhe Ianltol White uOue,. COrcoran
Al Nuildlny Hursau of Engraylnp,
unvernment Printing Office, SnlithHon'
IAN and Natural Nuh,um. Pension
Wglce lar ths Trick harm. ns IL Ia com.
mnnIy callrdl Patent (Nlloe q, neral
poatmssier'a iIniee. Slats. War. Navy,
'prsssm,v anI mat bui noi least ths
WssAinyi ion Monumeut wonder
n is bb5 feet bigh, 6b ftot gonare M lta
has. nud u tgt M tho top where the
ean.atonn nrgla There "A "A circular
stnlrwnv containing gOg atpps and Nm
Sievatoy thnt uaksa ylsilOra up aud
down Sree M charge avery dav in ths
wseI escet Snndaya IL taken L.n
mlnntes Ia get mn md ihe Same lime
to reinrn The View from the ton ON
nm n clear bright dny IN lovely and one
can see NH ovrr the eity A, d iar into tho
snpyound,ng oonntry.
I cams here January "a not for Office
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-02
A TRRRInLH TALR
Waited Ia by tho Telegraph Prom rifnA
Love and Death

Love And Death.
TWIN, April 70, - A remarkable
story comes from Deunquat, u small
village fifteen miles south Of heTu, II
being brought out by tho hIbdlng Of
Miss Retta Oborlander, . yOung girl OF
that nelghboIhoOd, dead In tho Kitchen
OF the house where bhe was employed
nc BucYrub.
About a year and = half ago John
BreeOe, the village baeksmlth, dlheoV.
cred that his young wife WAS too fond
VI 'rOm Nail, o WOrlhlehB young scamp,
He thrashed Nail until h0 was nearly
dead and then loft fOr the West, Nall
afterward made love TO Miss Rutta
Oberland0r, o Young girl OF tho neigh
DOrhOOd. Last November Nail v'B
found dead and o large amount Of pol
son was discovered IN his stomach,
rhe corgner'a verdict was that he com
mitled aulcfle, though II WAS generally
believed that he had been poisoned by
q younger brother who was An uneuo
cesSllll Bultor for the same girl. Tho
girl took ON terribly ~ the inqurBt and
At the funeral said Tin less than i've
months | will be with Tom" ltlacked
but a few days Of being Ave months
from the date OF the funeral when sho
vaB found dead ~ Bucyrua. The doc
tors aaid she died Of heart disease, but
II Ia generally believed that shU CON
mitttd suicide,
During the past hve months all has
not gone well Ut Nails home Two
elder brokhers heard the rumOrs about
Lhs younger brother poisoning Nail,
and from his peculiar actions aud things
no said they came 70 believe them true
80 on sunday they proceeded 70 tnk0
tho younger brother out and execute
him, They put u rope around hls neck
aud hanged him ~ beam In the barn
Their Wives entered the barn and the
horrible spectacle caused ono OF them 10
faint While tho mon were carrying
her 70 tho house the othor woman cnL
down tho hanging man who vas nearly
dead She resuscitated him, heweVer,
aud he made his escape and has not
been Been since.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-02
WILL BE PUSHED.
40 Says Prosecutor welty OF Those
Serious Charges


Many are OF the opinion That Tho
charge of criminal malprdGlGb agdllpl
certain Canton physicians, winch were
partially investigated by che last Rrhhh
Jury, will not GOme up lul hthllhB Nv
the May session Ot tho grand Jury
All persons WhOare OF B',ih brllrt are
wronq M Prosecutor Wrlty said yeNter
day Ia positive terms that thN 0lhrgrh
would Oe thoroughly investigated ana
II possible the gullty phrLlth bfoWshs 10
justice, Ile further said That II was
his intention 10 hrlug every pegaun
before thu grand Jury who kueW any
thing In rfgad ~ the criminal mai
practice OF ANY phyhlGlHn
Prosecutor Welty thought in this
WAy he might be able TO secure indlct.
mruts against sOmH OF the guilty par
ties. Az ti blackmnll casea no had
nothing ~ say, but from his actions "
WAS plain " Hee that he knew hOme'
thing IN regard 10 oerlaln case thhl
would makH the people cunnoctei WIN
the traneactiOn Open their eyra m
aRt0nlbhment II they we're aware thai
tho Prosecutor was Ia p0uhrhhion OF thr
true fuGlH N the cnse
A well known citizen IN conversation
with u reporter, STATED that certain
phybiclaus were ~ willing aa they tyrl
we're 20 perform criminal operation
and that the recent scare did not teud
10 decrease thiI linu ut bualnchh bnl
only gave the physician an opportunity
To rhifgr more Tor their services The
only WY 10 put u stop ~ II N 70 occur,
a frW convictions A. long aB nothlnl
cumeH Ot all tho talk, they VIII continue
TO dl aa they have ~ thy past alil
laugh ~ those who are threatening Z
prosecute them,
IL N uudrRt0od that tho phySlelhui
who were hers Ia tho interest Ot en-
North Eastern ONO Medical A aOClh
tlun will be- called before the next grant
Jury ~ tell what they learntd dnrlnl
ihGlr investigation. II lhe grand Jurl
can have laid before II al the evld0uc,
that thead gentlemen secured some In
dlctmenta are bound 10 follow, m Buml
OF the evidence secured by them IN aait
10 Do very damaging against c6Ttail
Canton phyaicans
While Prosecutor Welty refused Il
throw any light on tho subjBct OF wha
be has been doing 10 secure eyidenC
Againat the doctors, II Ia now pretl!
generally undent0Od that ChlOng'
detecliy6 has been quietly Vt work 10
thu past mouth. While II cannot b,
definitely stated that II Ia true, II \
thought the detective worked Il prett!
slick on a Canton doctor and accOrdln,
to all reports has eyidrnoe enough :,
land Said physioian In the OHIO Pen
trntlary,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-02
A DEAF AND DUMB COUPLE

Visit Canton In seArch OF q Young oiTl
but Aro Unable TO Find any Trace OF
Her.
An old deaf and dumb couple attract
0d "a great deal OF attention ou the
street this afternoon. Tho man WAS
about 70 years Of age, while his wife
WAS sven older. Th0y were MIR. and
Mira, A. NJ. BuShAt and reside near
WAyuesbutg,
They we're In search OF n girl named
Catherine MOrrin who Ia n cousin OF
M. Buchat They weU very anxious
10 lnd the girl but would not write
what they wanted with her. The old
lady wrote thoy had not seen tho girl
for over six weeks aud knew nothing
Of her whereabouts, The girl came
here TO work and NJ they had not heard
from her they were worried about her
The girl whom they were searching
Tor formerly worked In ono Of the ho'
lrls in Canton, but left here some weeks
ago and said she Was going 70 CloVe-
land
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-02
sHoHr AND ORIsP,
Tho Unimportant Hut Interesting Hvents
In rho Neighborhood

Tho UEimportant Hut Interesting Events
In tho Neighborhood,
IN epeaking Of his o VI candidacy for
lho Minerva poatonice, RditOr Knox, of
tho News, terms IL ian attenuated,
grey headed chestnut"
Alliance papers sAy that oity isn't
bankrupt and assert that the Pittaburg
Dispatch correspondent will geJ expos
ed II he dOn'tqult saying such naughty
things
Alliance haa decided that she must
rave "A base ball nine. It's hard work
w. organize, though.
The Navarro folks ara becoming moro
mashed on the NEWS DEMOCRAT every
day,
CoumbIanRa graduating class this
year has eleven boys and three girls.
WellSvilo has q population OF 1900
and feelB proud.
Wadsworth win have war concert
on the Oth
Nayarre's public schools observed
NfbOT DAY,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-02
A FnHDbn MINDED uuILD

Who Ia n rorror 90 tho Noighbors Ia Ro.
fused Admianlon Into an institutien NJ
Columbus,
Humane Superintendent Frazer has
received word from lhr OliU lustitu
ton for Feeble Mind d onth At Col.
umbu that owing To the crowded con
dltiOn VI that institution ~ would be
impnNlble for them IL receive Mary
llurnrr as M inma u, rhe application
viii however h. considered ~ lhe open
Ing " tne Verm In September.
The Guild rreldeH with her paru ~ At
Ne 2l2 ", lst second street nnd ms ONrn
X Annoyance a. lhr ueighbOrs
Nh (, unD 0years OLD, but IL n terror
,,r Nay. Nhe throws NlOnpN, breaks
down suAll trees and Whips AL the
children W the nelghhOrhpOd. She iN
feeble minded and Tor tnlB tpaHUn appl
cation was made 10 udmlesiOn for her
In the institution ~ Columbus, As
that place IN Oyrrcl Owde1 she will ~
allowed 10 continue m tho future NJ
she ha, ~ the past
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-02
A sBVBRB FALL
EvonLuaily causes tho DoH1n Of NM.
Mary Diok This Aftorpoon.

EvonLually CGusos tho Dop1n Of NM
Mary Diok This Afternoon.
Mrs Mary Dlck, residing AZ No l26
North PUN street, died thi, afternoon
a. O'clock. About two months ago
Mrs. DiCK frll upon the trout porch and
Injured herself quite severely II wur
Thought NJ the lime that she hal been
a'larRrd with paralysis. She WIS con.
fined ~ har brd Tor several days and
finally grew 80 much letter that she
was able ~ he ABOUT the house, S.u
Cnntuupl TO C0nvalrsCe until about two
wcuRs ago, then she tot hIelapse, and
has bppu lying IN u eNheul condition
ever slucp. No arrlrR Rpuruts have yet
been maze tor tue funeral The de-
onnspd Nag IN the 7l5t year Of Lpr ago.
ud WIS the mother of Ntssrs. Joseph
and Barney u ok, ANA tine mother No
luw VI W Z, schario, all Of whom live
in Tins city.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-02
A DREADFUL DISCOVERY.
An Only Daughter OF an ARod Canal Man
Found 10 HaVo Boon Buried Alivo,

Found 10 Have Boon Buried AliVo,
SYRACUSE, N, Y, April 20 5,-[Spo.
cial. Facts of u shocking story nave
just come 10 light here. In u shanty on
the Erie canal tOw.plth, George Roth,
n German laborer, lived alone up 10
March 22 with his daughter Emma,
aged II, aud she WIS his only COmpan.
ION. In the middle OF March Emma
caught cold, which after several days
settled ppoil her lungs and hnally on
March ~ she ceased to breathe, but
Mr.. Roth says her body was warm tor
several days later The funeral took
place the next sunday after The loss
Of his daughter DOre heavily upon tho
old mans mind. The possibility VI the
girl having been buried alive 30 y oy cd
upon him that finally, without speak.
Ing Of his Intentions, he uncovered the
grave last week. The oOfIln WAS opened
and the body Of the girl was found
turned over, Her hands were clasppd
over her face aud her pretty brown hair
WAS tangled over her eyes, M though
torn In dreadful agony. There were
finger marks on her face. Mr., Roth Ii
wild with grief
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-02
ABTooR COMPANY

win Probably be Organised in Canton 70
min0 hioh Voina oi hiro Ciay That Have
ho0n Discovered.
"a rich vein of lire clay has been dis.
covered on tho farm VI David Yant,
near SherrOdsville, Carroll oOuniy. II
iH eaid ~ be superior 10 most OF tho
clay found In this section.
One yein Ia said to be Of pure coRllne
aud about ~ lept thick, Another 10
foo. vein Is of Mineral Point clay The
veins Hre said IN be almost inexhaust.
lN'r Experts pronounce the clay suit
NhIn 10 make terra Gotta, china ware Or
anything that can be made out OF clay,
An effort viii BE- made 10 0rganlze n
stock company IN this city for tho pur.
pOso of mining tho clay, II possible
The company o. be organized will on.
gage IN manufacturing the clay into
Jerfa Gotta and china ware,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-02
ANOTHER MAHUPAoToRY

wantn TO Locate in Oauton---spooiAi
muotinR Of tho Board OF TrSdo 10 Con.
ndor tho MAttor
The Board OF Trade did not meet last
night 49, only seven OF the directors
we're present. Another meeting will be
called Tor II Kt Friday 10 consider bust,
nUHN Ot impor anCe,
A representative of u manufacturing
establishment Sas present and desired
~ organize n STOCK company with n
view 10 building works IN this city,
THE matter will be- thOrOugly discussed
at the meeting next Friday night All
directors are requested " be present Mt
gliA meeting
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-02
BRU rH HUMANITY

Once la the city Of Vienna, there
was u dread oI hydrophubR, and orders
were given 10 massHCre al The dUF'
winch Wpre found unclaimed or uueUl-
lard u thp city or SUBURBS Men were
employed tor this purpose, ana they
goutr,ly carried u short stiCk, which
they hung ut the poor prescribed ant.
nal with such certain aim ~ either TO
Kill, or main II mOrtally, NJ one blow
Ii happened ono day that, close TO Tho
odge OF the river, near the FeTdinand's.
iirnoke, One OF these men flung bis
stick at y wTetched dog, but with such
had aln that " fell Into the river Tho
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-02
ALLHa ED iNFRlNoaMnNr
o. Canton and m akron Firm and Butt
Brought

Suits have bpeo uegun In the Uu,led
States Circuit COur ~ Clevplald by
Amos ltAnR, ~ Fumpunt Tenn,
against q, AultmlnN " o, ot this ely
aud Auluan, Mllrr a. 10, Of Akron.
The BuiJ is 10 recOye DAMAGES Tor the
allpgpdlulrinpmrul ~ patent
The plaintiff ask lhlt the respond
entg b8 rpduiiei lu stup'hr amount uf
~ rlil raulZpd wruBp ul the use Of
md patent. nud hl he bt given u
Tor the muuoy due hm
Rank says that ou O'mbrl 10. 1858 he
aud Joshua n CK mymlri ah i'm.
prominent iu haryr.iprs. aud no after
wards acquired lhe yHuslye right 10
the uee Of the p it,nt 10 tins part Of the
country The slt N hised on the
that thp Lwohfms mention.
cd have al8o m id' W'ul he ,nyeuuon
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-02
Land Drain Tile
FOR FARMERS!

q AULTMAN a 90, have on hand q
Argo lot OF four-inoh tiloi alro " throo-
lnoh tile, which viii bo closed out At very
low nguroa BarmorB In want OF tilo will
Savo monoy by getting thor supply from
our Btook IN long IN A. lasts Apply NJ tho
piIloo Of tho BUCKEYE WORKS, Can
lou, Ohio. m2Bhw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-02
npcklon.s Arnioa snlyo.

The Best SAlyr in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rhpum, Fe
yer Sores, letter Chapped Hands, Chil
blains, COrns, and MI Skin Eruptionf
and 0dsitlyely cures Piles, or no pay re-
buried. II Ia guaranteed tO give per
feet satisfaction, or money refunded
Price 25 cents per box For sale by
DurDin WRIGHT A 90
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-02
Legal Notice.

lSdA unltWfi IT, whnh0 plhonot residence IN I'M
known viii tiNo nUtCO thai On the nat diy VI jan.
uArl, 1850 MARY y filtG nlrd hpr pailii0n In ihO
J0ud Of Common Pleas NJ AlAfk county, OHIO In
oA'O nunbur UlW, aRanul thp above nnn'ed dpfun.
compelled ~ vet ~ thOr claims N any they hnyo,
IN the real ESTATE hn elnRfiOr desrihpd Or bB fir,
uVNr barred, and ~ ho Ouun NJ a, lust tho pr-
tAd zeal estate may be HOld, aud tho triurrd ll,.
tilbntd AmUng the claimants accord INK " thrlf ~.
tputtho pfOrlNes Or tho hainn shah bH grtilen BY
Court 1hC description VI The SAID fea estate IN M
iOUwBl 1ho nurthonA' qharOf " NJ IlOn numhor
elHhlOrn (ib) t0wnAhlp numhor seventeen (l7l,
range Aik (0) stark rOuniy Ohio and containing
one hundred and tlr 49, eH, more or leRa,
kald lNdlR UOtwflght IN required ~ answer n or
before third saturday after tho 9blh day VI May,
lHD UASlG MONNOT a WlinrAORE
Aprlb'Lw Attorneys iOr Plaintiff.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-02
Canton Parties Purchasing Coal About
Mineral Point.

The Mineral Pointer pa,s: Fred
Ruchli was IN tow upiday. and pur.
chased John BHtha nLa,e.t In the
Barkheimer COal IA %" The purchase
was made for u ll.nn ruUp puy and
We learn the same cuuwuN Is luokiug
10 tho purchase &, considerable
amount of coal nlHIuy H Mineral
Point.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-02
WHY rsN,r He NmaunonLYr

Uncle Sam--"See ere. p,dro, whai's
thH reason we can. 'r n"gil1Oilyi
Now I've got some lhlugs ~ ike 10
sen YOU, and feel n 100 br ~, daJy----'
Dom Pedro (of Bg2) "lLUg your
-uuN, and III lrAhl"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-02
A GREAT UNDERTAKING
hut One That viii be Carried Through
Successfully.
The German Singing Societies Aes'
ahd Form Permanent ORGANIZATION
FOr ths hrangeffeAt

A meeting was held Ia Coreordla
Hall Sunday afternoon " eiip1t per
manent organisation 10 arrange Tor the
Saengerfeat 70 be held Ia thlh city dnt-
ING th0 summer OF 1880,
Al the meeting WAS a iull representa-
ton OF tho COneurdla, Mannefeholr ana
Harmonic singing societies ana wAh
de0idedly NnlhnRlahtlG one Jos
eph Bleehse WIS made temporary
presldent aud II klOha heGretaly On
permanent organization Jos hleGhelei
the soap manufacturer, whh mhdb pfth'
ldent ana Carl Hart OF tho 10 le0fdlh,
B, KlOhsO the Marnnbreh0f ana llen'
M falke OF tho Harmonic were made
vice prealdsnta. kditOr Ahlhehh OF
tho ONO VOlka'Ltltung aud journal
waa made corresponding secretary and
OttO ulesaHn linALGlal secretary NY NO.
GlamatiOn, william R0mmel Wit
elected treasurer aud Albert Oiienbur'
ger recording secretary,
A finance c0mml tno was elected nh0
II eonsinta Vt Df, POrtmann chairman
win am Archina secretary, ana Otn
(llesaen, MaTln knglehaft, Loula n
Lev, LOula llifsehhelmer, George Weld
man, Auguat Volaer, George Wagenrl
Henry Fiukingrr, Jacob WoDer, Challel
Rahpiller, Chhrlea kOpf, Anton Iuraj
SKI, Herman WOulf, Jnlluu Kraubr
Jacob Walter aud Y, Vier Tho com
miltee will hold q meeting "wednesday
The musical committee GonbiHta .
JO6eph Dill, Joseph karp, Anlol
Turajah, Louis NuDllng, Joheph Frau
and Otto Jaggi, Tho next meeting 0
tho society viii DO hold Ia COnoOrdl
hall May " .,
AB stated several weeks ago lhl
Sasngerfebt will be ono OF tho greatcb
affairs ever held In Canton am II VII
take thousands Of dollars " carry |
through. twill be- the means OF hrlng
Ing thousands VI people here and keep
| ing them hNTp several days,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-02

RECOMMEND TO the Nuigh's of La
Dor TO establish y whipping y ~ W front
Of the Capitol and lick ab M % piein.
beTs Of the House on the lanr . tnrday
Of each mOnth.-CoDgressm@,, Batter
worth