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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-05-01
AMHERST.
April g. 80.

hplu ~, W.
News scarce.
Amherst is noted for one thing gossip.
Dame Rumor says there is to be wedding
before many weeks.
Business Is brisk now on all the quar-
ries. The machinery is running both day
and night - esq.,
Peoceable Greaves is expecting the ar
rival OF his wife from England in few
days.
Fred Flats face wears happy express
sion. Is it because It's girli
Durand & Wyatt are putting up con-
venieut little house on Main street.
VIII Parsons who has been sick for
some weeks Is convalescing slowly. More
hopes are entertained OF his recovery.
Leroy Hale, of New London, is making
brief visit ln town.
hiss Cobb begins another term OF school
in the village Monday. Miss Cobb is an
excellent teacher aud gives satisfaction
every time.
An old house purchased of I'd Cum.
mipgs has been moved to = lot north Of the
factory and made into new one. Gibson
Bros are the purchasers. we understand
that John Minch is TO occupy IT,
The ladies' dime society Of the Congre.
0atiNnal church vas entartainad NJ
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-05-01

HE Eyes he always kept the best and
Clothing could find. A man on
Prospect street still wears an Overcoat that
Fitch sold him 20 years ago and they say
the new stock that he has just put in beats
anything ever seen hereabouts Besides
Fitch never resorts to the city humbug way
of advertising, charging 49 or SO cents for a
80 cent shirt and then make man pay 99I
cents for one that is worth only 75c. AL
city humbug house advertises suits worth
500 for $l2SS and some folks think they
must be cheap because they have done some
odd cent figuring, but Fitch sold the same
goods for S. By the way l saw some boys
pants down there for twenty cents that will
wear likeiron. It's cheaper than you can
buy the cloth. Get Tommy two pairs and
and tell AL and Nelson, the two gentlemanly
clerks, that the Cluetts Shirts and Crown
Collars beat anything ever had at twice
the money, and those silk lined wOrsted
suits are very nobby and cheap, and the silk
hat for S. sells for S6 in the city. Every
thing is new and stylish and cheap and
marked in plain figures and one price to all,
and no Misrepresentation nor tricks allowed
at the New YORK CLOTHING House.
A. M. FITCH,
ClOthier, Halter and Furnisher.
A. E. GAMBLE and NELs ON FITCH, Statesmen
FAUVER Statesmen in Elyria.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-05-01

not as Thoroughly appreciated as il should
be- His work was thorough and practical.
The concert Friday evening was thorough.
ly enjoyed by all present. but many Of our
people seemed to prefer to stay away and
save their money for that which is not OF
so much benefit to the town. still your
correspondent has no desire 70 find fauIt
as the shortage is only $l2O5, which can
be easily made up and which is In good
cause, He will probably be with US again
next year
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-05-01
YoURs DRYLr.
Deafness CANT Be Cured

by local applications, as they can not reach
the diseased portion OF the ear. There q
only one way 20 cure Deafness, and that
is by constitutional remedies. Deafness
is caused by an inhamed condition OF the
mucus lining Of the Eustachian Tube.
When this tube gets infiamed you have q
rumbiiug sound or imperfect hearing, and
when II is entirely closed Deafness Is the
result, and unless the inflammation can bs
taken out and this tube restored TO its
normal condition, hearing will be destroy
ed forever nine cases out of ten are caused
by catarrn, which is nothing but an m
flamed condition Of the mucus surfaces.
We will give Une Hundred Dollars for
any case OF Deafness Caused by Catarrh,
mat we can not cure by taking IaliS
Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars, free.
+. j.. CHENEY & Co., Teledo, O.
s2>sold BY Druggists, 75c.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-05-01
TONSORlAL..

CawtelIe's Art Gallery.--Pictures In ey
- cry style and right up with the times.
Special attention paid to enlarging Ia Crayon
Ink. or Water Colors and copying from ola
plIoates can be hac at any time. Gallery over
bowlby 4 Halls grocery.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-05-01

SHE "How fortunate it
is John Henry that Mr..
Fitch has opened the old
New York Clothing
House, next to Otter
bacher's. You know he
always gave you elegant
fitting clothing and at
reasonable prices" lsts
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-05-01
SAUNDERS, PHOTOGRAPHER.

Pictures Of all kinds. Finest work and latest
styles. Copying and enlarging In Crayon, Ink
and Pastel Special attention to the babies
Crosier's Block, Wellington, o.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-31
DO WHEY nnMnMnnRp

Do the Democratic and independent
YDtem of SIrIk county remember tho
action, last December Of lhe ltrpubllr
can Probate Judge aud iltcuJdar Ia
making theNppolulmenL Co the vacancy
~ lho board Of county commissioner
CAUSED by statute charge M the cumr
mruptmtut OF the commissioners term
Ut ullury DO they remember that
those Republican ulllclala uppuIlitd
UhA. i, Lulbllui the retiring CummlHr
hlpncE Otcuuac hp was q lNpUUllpauf
DO they remember that junJ uur NtHr
previous the same ktpuuilclu officials
appointed iuH similar vacancy, JunHl
Neantlrr tDg NfWV Feried gUWmiHr
6l0ucf brcHuGe he TOO was u lirpuull
CauY Dld not every fair mlndtd man
Ia STARK county declare that the pre-
rrdent rHlabIBhrd by thB Republican
PrOba,u Judge ana Recorder iu 1884,
Hhuuld have held GOOD la 1883 mud had
that prevailed, j, SghmhehtenbrfBrl
the month oic0icd commissioner would
nave buru appuutrd 20 the then exist
iug yacHuCy3 ~ II not 4 fact That tru
Republican PROBATE juugr aud Record
W NNAN 'AfNH'A W Af'.NNNNANNNN NNN'N
Did not the sume Probate Judge ana
Recorder vote agOiust jacob Selma lh'
truberger for a position 70 which by
their own precedent hu WIS
rlghlfully entitled because, iOla0nlh he
was u DGmucraty Are the Democrat,
To- voters uf stark county NflrNuch IN
evidence Of Republican uupliclty Rolug
% be caught aaalu by The alrcn l0uplrb
Of Repubicau office aeekelsY lBit rr,
mrmOrlcd that Nv the time Of that unr
fair ana ungratelul action on tho part
Of tho Prubntc Judge and Recorder,
Clerk Of q urls MeGrcgur WIS lying
very SICK auu hdd ms lllurS8 Terminated
fatally, b'tweru The lst 0f December
and tho lGt OF January, q Republican
board of comm. BlOneIs would have
appointed his successor DO the Dtm
ocfals aud independents OF SWk
county know how 10 fubNk' aaCh con,
lemptible political mclhOdty Yes
Ihey dol They will vote the Demo.
cratic ticket straight
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-31

Enron DEMOCRATS notice gn Nr'
| tiGb ia the ltepOritOry Oi Canton, IRON
tho pen of u "llundftd Dayh Mau, ,'WhU
sails under the hdluDrlOuh name OF
llOll, who db6leh all the world " know
no was u soldier Ills aItle,u II dtall'
tutb OI breeding Of common htlhb, hua
aitOTda good deal Of mlltli 10 tlle sol
dler who has Wlthhl0Od the GOulllcl Ot
tho lale war, aud who had no Oppuhu'
nifty 10 feast on soft bread ana nave u
"play house" Ia camp,
When u man httkH the hlumi anl
shines OF tho vocabulary, Hud arrays
himAelf IN tho uniform uf u soldier W
make Il personal attack upon 40 brave
an officer Ra Gen, Sherwood, hla neigh
boris chickens ought lofoobt very mgh,
That Kind Of u soldier WIN personal
abuse toward his cOmrAlth, lrhumblra u
goose looking into Jug, lie bpA'la
| mat all the soldiers Ia New Belllu VIII
vote the Republican tGhuJ ~ thr com
Ing election, ! eau state, ltuthlullyr
thRt | Gnn point 20 u score OF bOllirlh
aud eltllruh, Ilght IN tho town VI 81 e.
eTya, who haYu always been liupubli.
Gaua who viii vote tho Democratic
tlekut thla fall, The outrageous, COW
mdly, bneahinG Nud Uuwarrautvd crur
CilNiOu Of Corporal Ianuui, by tho PCT
dogs OF thiH Administration, haa ulhr
gubtod 6yery tide jWiuDi VINO hhed Alb
blood aud was QlbpbltG ~ lhu Hht 10.
bul.uu, that u GOyrrumCut mlghg ave,
aud now ~ be dlagldcvd by u lot Ui
! lAud shArkh Wud tyTpuical uHuubh, h,whubu
every action ny the Administration 10
t0cfu6hth0auldirI-Nll TO thepuur huubtH,
asylumb, Nud blWg INN uown 10 Tho
grave IN abject puyplty Hnd waut,
while they through the tOldlvN vote,
roll ~ luxury and bnlltncc, -lh
Now, Ra TO the q, A, II, This order
never Wua intended iur the purpose OF
political buuCOmbe, but This man llu,l
| draga thH Order into hlb IlfHue OF ADJUST,
Hud who knows about 40 much vi the
G.yA, Il, as Balaam'a avs know Of The
Greek Grammar llh m not content
with maggOt like fatteung upon the
carton upon which hu feeds, but hr
seeks other llelda OF lnlamy 70 bdug
tho &, A, H., ~ stand by has duDa1ihg
dpbaucheTy,
| ! myself um u u, a, ~ man, bul VIII
vote the Democratic ticket Tor lhe llybl
time Ia my HE, AN convinced that
the Republican party IN not lho llloud
Of the colder further than " gtt hiu
vote, Past events Of neglect ana dlbrn
gard for the Gold erB interest, together
with no attention TO Nuy act OF Con-
gresg, arisI0crala ~ further, should ~
duce every soldier to vote directly
against the party that for yeara aud
years has promised 10 stand by the sol
der, Hud which has on every OccaglUu
turned ito back on the veteran,
No party can disregard the soldier
with 30 much contempt after the cleo
ton as the "nigger' aud the lttpubll
can party, Every good, true hearted
soldier ought TO vote the Democratic
ticket this Fail, ana MT the non heel
Of these crushing nnb0bs, who have
not only lied to US, but deceived uS on
all OCCASIONS aB to our interests,
| DisSATlsflED SOLDIER
Minerva, o, Oct u, 1889.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-31
ooNaHp, nooDLn AND FOSTER

Chairman Conger Of the ltepublCa
committee, who is kuU~n to work
almost solely with Doodle methods, 10
evidently working the "blOCks OF i've,
game In Ohio, We have just obtained
il copy OF his last private circular, ad-
dressed tO,N Canton Republican, who
Is evidently "Oll color this year IL 10
eyiueut from reading this circular
thut COnger TX Initiating DndlryNmcth'
0ds He don't talk cash for votes as
did Dudley, but hg hints n ~ Blruupiy
as hints can talk We quote q few cN.
tracts from this circular which lSdlud d
Columbus, o., OCT, 81, 1889 "MHEe
careful provisions by dividing up your
work, 10 get every RrpuOUcau 10 the
polls, by such thorough orguuH 'ti0u,
and having someone to look after every
Republican voter aud see that h- vote. f,
ana also 10 have In charge olhrra who
can be iRdUccd TO vote the Republican
ticket, and see that they DO 80, you car
nuke such gaiuS ~ viii surprise YOU
Reading This ng intended II Ia not
hard 10 understand that this mpaus
Doodle. Well, the biggest b0odler IN
Ohio, and u man identified with the
Standard Oh Co., aud President 0t one
its Cons companies, Is advertised tn
BIZ IN Stark aud Carroll counties, just
before the election, For Instance ths
twice millionaire, Chns. Foster IL 0d-
vegtispd for the little hamlet OF Mul
vern, IN Carroll county just before the
election, on Saturday evening, Nov 2i
What Ia he there for2 lie Is there to
distribute Doodle. lle Is u bo0dler from
away bacS, aud everybody who knows
him knows It. He is there to drop the
money to be used TO buy votes away
from Anthony llowelIs for Senator
He Is there 10 play tho blocks of FIVE"
game. lie Is there to furnish the In
ducement referred to in Chairman
Conger's circular TO the man who IL TO
have the doubtful voters In charge.
Now our Democratic Friends should
wake up. The Set2 law, so called, IN
severe ON bOodlers Let W enforce that
law on them this year. II we do we
can Jug u big standard Oh magnate
aud prospective u, S Senator Let us
ut least make the effort in the interest
OF common morality aud the common
veal
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-31
nARRo1hroN NnWn.
Wedding Cards out.'-ponnyHon Day.
Democratic MoetinE.-.Oth6r NoWa,

Wedding Cards out.'-ponny6on Day---
Democratic Moeting.--othor Nowa.
l., L. Fcrrcll, formerly clerk for Wing.
ling d Coz, Of Minerva, h with Kcrns &
Fudlor,u.lt N reported that the junior
mCmhor Of Butler Son h 60 take unto
himself u life partner, ,,, The wedding
cards are out for the marriage ~ Carroll
TOMS popular candidate for RCprCgCntNs
tive, Mr. &, &, Cumriuo aud MrH, May
BuChCn, ut hCr homo In Cleveland on next
Thursday The best Wishes of hia many
friends go with thCm and hope hO may be-
aa successful In being elected Representa-
tive NA lC in In winning u popular aud Oc-
complishCd young wife ,, Daniel Van
Horn and wife returned homo after an
extended visit ut Canton and Crawford Co,
600, Mr., John Ih0mpson, who foil while
getting coal aud sustained painful scalp
wOundH IL able 20 hO about again 90. Mr..
Thco, WcutfNll N lying very low with the
fCyOr, No hopes OF recovery 10. Mrs,J u,
PCnrcO ig visiting her daughter Mira, Ray
j, Bour, In Canton, Mrs. j, w, HClfrlch,
her mother Mira, j, II, Wort aud Mra, DR.,
XCiglor are visiting IN Mnhonlug county
aud GroonyillC, pauaT ThomUu Mcdonald
OF Louisville, o., IN the telegraph operator
here, Mr., Quinn, Of Alliance, resigned ,u,
Mr., Frank Hin, assistant train dispatcher
on thc u, 4, u y, rAllrOuO, PAID Carroll
ton flying visit Tuesday Mira, cy-
Sheriff George, Of Cnrrollton, Is goroutly
IN In Colorado o., Miss Laura pcarcC, after
nn extended visit with her friends In
Stoubcnyillo returned homo Tuesday
The now Reformed church N being rap
idly pushed toward completion. Rev,
Hahn has boon worker for the now
church aud 60 him principally is this nc-
complishCd Yesterday was TCnnyaon
Day In our Union sbhoOl. Each depart
mont had scpCrato exercises, the primary
rooms from 10 o'clock, then the schol-
nrs IN advanced rooms gave rcciintions,
Tho rooms were crowded with visitors,
and IN all, the exercises wcro interesting
and instructive ,u.At this writing Q'ridny
EVENING" Rev, NJ, A, Miller was suddenly
taken very sick, lie and his wife were
entertaining u company Of nclghborg and
friend when tnkOn sick, Tho Roy. is
we'll up In years, but hope no serious ro-
suit 90 Tho Democrats and all fair
minded Republicans will have the plens-
IRE of hearing Hon. Lawrence II, Neal
Wednesday evening, October 30th, Hon,
Anthony lowolls IL also expected 10 be
present
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-31
A CONTRACTOR
Contracts Debts ard Leaves For
Parts Unknown.

Several years ago q man 10y the name Of
Charles Hinder came 10 Canton frOW
Cleveland aud engaged In the coniTacNnE
bualnesH with Thomas linrd, llilh hfm
worked together tor a season or lWn igN
finally dissolved partnership, Atler lhih
Hinder formed partnership WIN y nNll
Of Graybill, for the purpose ~ operating q
planning mill on East Second street. lllib
lirm Only remained la business together u
short time, as Binder retired from Tho
firm and began contracting for
houses again principally among memhers
Of the Dueber works who have been build
Ing houses here, II dol ln q, Ducher
lilmself had great amount or confidence
IN Hinder ana rec0mmendnl llm 70 q
number OF persons, aa q man who could be
relied upon la every way A few days ago
Hinder went 10 Mr. Dueher aud told him
he was u little short Of money and would
like him 10 advance him q couple 0f hun'
dred dollars on some houses Which lao was
building for him, Mr. Dueher readily
complied With his request, blnlercollcct.
ed considerable money IN the same way
and took Il train for some distant place,
forgetting 10 settle about ono thousand
dollars Of debts which he owed here IN
Canton, Among the Victims 10 hlH dis
honesty tho lirma Of WilllR, Lind a Goa
w, j, POyR,r a Son sustain a lnsB Of
about three hundred dollars each, A lady
with whom he boarded has q bill against
him for over one hundred dollars and
several business firms lose smaller
amounta, tie had q number Of huuseH Ia
course Of construction AZ the time ho loft
Canton, on SOME of which hG hpR some
money due him by the owners, All this
money hns been attached hy hla creditors,
who viii probably not realize over ton per
cent Ot tlelraCoulmts against him,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-31
ApqnNpIoN soLpInRe, PApRIop.


Listen Whist an Old Veteran and Leading
heppbllean hditor Has 70 BAY on Vltai
Subject
The preteuae these these third term
p0llIlelpnA have GlHH great things
Tor che soldiers Of ONO is tho y6rIeat
humbug Alter permitting hundreds
Of Veterans 10 60 10 tho puOf-h0use,
they took them out for political effect,
The behl positions stats nld national
within tnrlr gltl have BEEN bestowed
upOa mbn WhOleyrT Rmflled powder iu
tlib war or hmtlled u a aatb distance
from tho font, llHlaltad, tho mispTrr
ant who hunted John A, Logan 10 hia
grave and wanted Union hOlllers shot
Ha denrrlels "by tho dozen" without
trial, has been paved over aud RlObbsr
cd over 40 q great hero,
What u farce for these llnuklei 10 pa
rH0t lhemftlyta 40 tIltuGh OF Tho SOL
dlprf
Gen, Gr0aYen0F declares that MI
Campbell Ia true friend rt tho yetgr,
ans, ana las shown II by hiR acts, II
th6 soldiers arc Wise they viii Yalur
such tTleudA iHr more than thby value
mere pHftlHan irleuda or parties, Tie
Wise Thug Tor the men VINO saved TINS
nation 10 do u 70 support correct
principles aud honest men wherever
they lind them, ana show their iuder
dendenca OF ull HAnglef gnlgi Rud
partisan hypnerllri, ALFHFp E,LEE,
C0LuMnuH, o. oct II, 1887
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-31

ATTENTION, men OF the Steel Worksl
Attention, meu OF O. Aultman n Col
Attention men Of the Watch Works.
Attention men Of the Pow Wor<sl
Attention men Of the Glaes Works.
Attention men Of the Cutlery Works
Attention men OF the safe Works
Attention men OF the Peerless Worksl
Attention ye mel OF the machines
every where! Attention every man
who owns q home or pXpeCts TO own n
home Read what John Il. Monnot
says of the lumber tariff alone. Look
over Canton and see the new houses
going up, and then think of how YOU
are being robbed every day and eyery
hour by this lumber tariff. A tariff
that benefits NO man but \ few lumber
lords Of Michigan aud Wisconoin. Vote
the Democratic ticket, Vote tor Cheap.
er homes ana n poor manN chance.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-31
eomnrnlNu ON onARAopun.

II the ca0Nl Of SpoiiHS eiriUC, that Is
now preambuGhug stalk county IN
the Interest of caudilute Ollyer L.
Shiuatelt, aud denouuclug Charlie XII.
der with the bitterness OF demons, an |
the venom OF snakes, had intellect SUI.
licipu' 10 realize how vulnerable man
IS when he once attaius the nge of
lhn candidate, II the opposition saw
40 TO investigate Nud asoail his lite
from his eighteenth year upwards,
they would reflect at the danger 20 bg
encountered aud go slow In their ut.
lacks.
II Mr.. Shanafelt 10 u purer man
than Mr., Krider let It be proven,
and "let him who is without SIN cast
the llrststOne, ,"Dut tfortruth'ssake don't
turn loose a uest Of freebooters, hUer.
tines and character larccnisis, tu dpcry
the name OF q man whose snoe latChcts
they are unfit TO tic. We presume
there could be 4 mutual exchange of
character certificates between Mr.. Kri.
der aud Mr. ShaualelE As torgoms Of
the latter'8 most enthusiastic support
ers, we should hate like sin 10 give
them certificate of character
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-31
PRIVATE pALaulA HEARD FRoM

The day Gen. Green B, Raum WIS
appointed Commissioner OF Prn0l0uH,
We dropped nOlo 10 Private Dul2ell No.
Caldwell, Oulu, asking his Oputud Of
the appointment, We have Just az
mud Private Da2al's reply, which VIII
appear IN the News DEMOCRAT Of
saturday, Tho Private Is not sour, ue
some seem 10 suppose, but ho ly iudlg
lWut over the outrageous treatment the
corporal has received Ht the huds Of
President llWriuun Uld secretary Of
,ur Interior Noble AB Private Dal
2gll ls The best known private ooldipr
IA the UUiDpd States, ana is . prOmi,
usut Nu d active member ut iUuG, A, X,
his Views will bo read with interest by
every old soldier ln StWk county Do
not iWl 10 SEQ the News DEMOCRAT of
saturday ltmny be mentioned in ad
vance that Private paGrll is % ii'c long
Republican,, has represented Noble
COun,y ably and wei ~ The ONO Legis-
lalur, ana WIS prominently mentioned
as Commander in Cmrf 'ui the G., A,
r. Of the last National Eucnmpment ut
Milwaukee. While the PriyNr Rd,
dresses Us az an uugddly Democrat, uC
speaks OF President Harrison hll
through his letter 40 Little Ben"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-31
EDITORIAL sQUIBs.

Hon. JAS. u. CAMPBELL had splendid
ovation In Toledo last evening, He spoke
TO 1900 people In Memorial Hall. Hon,
Frank llurd presided and mado telling
speech on the tariff,
The pittsburg Dispatch Of to-day claims
Reed Nv u sure winner 0s speaker and that
Mckinley will have 10 hustle TO secure the
charmnnshlp Of the ways and means
committee away from Burrows.
CNoiNEAT1 was awake and nblaso last
night, Ex-senator Thurman, the noblest
Roman of thom all, mado q great speech
nt Music Hall, TWAS IN immense moot'
ing.
TnE Union Veterans Union Of the state
of Pennsylvania, In session ut Harrisburg
have passed resolutions making savag
strike vt tho Administration for the re.
moval OF Corporal Tanner. Hundred
days men nro not eligible TO membership
In the Veterans Union.
CANDIDATE for Sheriff Shanafelt Is In
favor Of Protection 10 the home market.
Now why docs he go over into Lawrence
township and buy his pumpkins, when
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-31

ELsEwuERE we print u communica
tlon from a wounded veteran OF Min
erya, who will vote the Democratic
ticket this year for the first time. lie
states that others, like himself, who are
veterans and who belong TO the G. A
r., will do likewise. This soldiers
name, with his regiment, ia in our pos
session, and he will no doubt give us
permission to publish the same 10 the
world, In case our Hundred Days Man
or any one else, questions his identity
We will say now that he Is one of the
old standby Republican soldiers OF
Stark county, and that he belongs ia
one OF the prominent old families Of
Paris township.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-31

Mn. BARNABY, the Republican cnn
didate for Treasurer, aud his friends,
tell tho people that Mr.. Maudru, the
Democratic candidate, has been lulir.
mary Director twice and that he ought
to be- satisfied, Wei, now, everybody
knows, or ought to know, that Inlir.
mary Director is pr Ctically q "thank
you" job, and that Mr.. Barnaby has
been Recorder OF StaTk county, "a ioO
that pays handsomely two terms, or
six years, and from there he stepped
right over into the Treasnrer's office
az deputy, where he has drawn his sal
ary regularly for three years or more.
Mr.. Barnaby should tell the people
thoae facts, and then they'll say TO him,
Its time to reward Joseph Maudru for
his thank you services by u
little promotion, wen just
elect him Treasurer this
fall to show honest public officials who
IRE ready TO serve for little or no pay
when the public interest demands IL
that the public will reward them with
something better when they deserve it,"
Mr., Barnaby, suppose you run for in
ilrmarv director; maybe we will elect
you. We opiue Mr,Barnaby will decline.
How is 1t, Mr.. Barnabyp
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-31

AMONG the last speeches made by
Gov Foraker before his recent sick.
ness was at Quaker City, Guernsey coun-
ty, in which he is reported as saying;
"You know l hate the Democratic
party, but hate the ProhibSion party
i've times as bad This to say the
least of 1t, Is quite o charitable expires.
sion as coming from u Methodist, and
must be very consollng to the Anti.
soloon Republicans who have thought
Of voting Tor him.