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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31
"CAN THn ETHIOPIAN CHANCE
HIS BKIN, or THE LEOPARD HIb
apOnapW

The N. Y, Press, specially high pro-
lection, fayOra sugar bOuntlea, aud do
Clarcs That II does not favor protection
in spots" II protection BIO not employ
ed In spots 10 will not protect II ey-
cry one had equable "protectlon," no
body would be protected, Every ono
would pay his share into the protective
fund and then get hia share back again
less the wear aud tear OF the trNnsae-
ton. In other words there would be u
large net loss In the expense of an I'M
mcuse army of tex collectors aud tax
diyidGra, There Is no wiping II out
that protection 10 be good for anything
must be applied "ln spots" That IN tho
unrepublican, undemOcratio, un'Amer'
lean injustice Of II, and all the sOphiB-
try and ycrbOglty Of all the t0ll-gate
keepers under the sun or Of their adyO-
eaten cannot make II Otherwls0.-
cleveland Press,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31

lT is now only thirty. eight days 10
that %stupendous hour when Gen, Ben
Harrison will bo made President, The
fact that his Cabinet Is not vet an
nounCed Is causing deep distress ant
great dissatisfaction among q Certait
class Of Republicans, especially the ad
mirers Of Jas, q. Blaine.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31

THE governors Of half the States In
the Union are Democrats and If the
candidate who received the most votes
IN Connecticut had not been cheated
out Of Office by IN adverse legislature
twenty Of the governors would be Dem
ocrats aud eighteen Republicans
Talk Of the Democratic party being
dead -ICleyelNud PLAIN Dealer.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31
Thnlr nn,innnn nnnminn.

Probably no one thing has caused
such 0 general revival Of trade NJ Dur.
bin, Wright y Co.'S Drug Store as their
giving away TO their customers Of 10
many free trial bottles Of Dr. Kinga
Now Discovery for Consumption. The
trade ls simply enormous In this very
valuable article from the fact that Il NJ
ways cures and never dignppolnta
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, bronchitis,
Group, and all throat Nnd lung dlseasej
quickly cured. You can tegt ~ before
buying by getting n trial bottle FREQ,
large size o.. Every bottle warranted.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31

TWENTY miles Of good streets In
Chattanooga would bring here as many
millions within five years Of their con-
struction -lChattanoOga Times.
We are not as ambitious as Chatt0-
nooga, and will DO satisfied with Eve
miles Of good streets In 1880.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31

NOTWITHSTANDING the temperance
talk Of Senator Blair of New llamp-
shire, Dawes Of Massachusetts, llaw- !
ley of Connecticut, IN the Senate Of the
United States, the bar keeper Of tho
Senate restaurant is still selling u very
inferior quality Of whiskey at 10 centS
A drink,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31
THE STEEL RAIL TARIFF.
MAasILLoM O. inn.

MAssILLoN, o., Jan. 20.
EDITOR DEMOORAT: What duty Is
fixed on steel rails by the new Senate
tariff bill, what Is the present duty, aud
what Is the rate made by tho Mills bill 7
Furthermore, what does IL cost, upon Il
fair average 10 make u ton Of steel rails
IN the u. 4, say In New York, Ohio or
Pennsylvania Nc. n. III.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31

lr Is discovered that divorces are
more frequent In the Chicago courts in
winter than In summer Probably cold
feet and the building Of the morning
llra may ailord some oxplauatio LIST.
paul Clinic.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31
Tho ooronor;s Verdict.

Coroner Joe A. Shaefer has rendered
his verdict on the death Of Matthew
Conway, who was recently run down
by a 1T. Wayne freight NJ Louisville.
lie finds that death was caused by the
shock resulting from those injuries re.
ceived and relieves the company and
employees from all blame.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31

TIN question ia asked how many
Americans are th6re In Apia, the main
sea port OF tho Samoan Islands, There
arc probably not over q hundred IL
tho government Of the United States
was not crippled by the narrow Chinese
policy or Protection, which IN another
name for Pagan excluaiyene6s and TO-
atriGtedtrade, We should command the
entire tiade of all the islands In tho
South Pacific seas, We could also in
crease our trade enormously with the
great continental island Of Australia,
Hut twenty-five years Of tho protection
policy has about driven American com
merce from th6 ocean, aud imbecility
and JObbery IN tho Navy bureau has
annihllnted what was once u powerful
navy, Great progress has been made
during tho last four years OF Demo
cratic Administration, In restoring our
navy, but little can be dOnG In that
time Tho German movement 10 cap
ture Samoa has aroused attention To
The Importance Of Apia, the seaport OF
Samoa, aa II COnllng ana commercial
station OF vital importance, This liar.
Dor u perfectly protected by the Island
Of Tutuila. There Ia always over forty
feet Of water, aud " Ia most admirably
adapted for a coallng station. with
the completion Of the Panama or Mica
ragua canal, 10 would be in the direct
line Of trade with Australia, with Ben
Harrison ~ President OF the United
Statea, with the boss h00dl6rs, who
bought his election, IN the Cabinet, INC
Uuited States Senate used aa u hospital
for decIeplt mllllOuairts, who have
grown lusty on public robbery, II n not
to be expected that this Government
will reach out for the great commerce
OF the seas and oceans, which we Hfe
80 splendidly equipped, by location and
resources, TO control.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
in purmance " an order Of The Probate Court Of
luff County, ohio, VAL oder Tor sale ~ nubut
'uotion ON
Saturday, February 10, 1889,

AZ ono o'clock, ~ m, upon the piemiaeA, the follow
ing duidflhNd ruai ohuiiU, frnc OF tho doWtf ut susan
UOahnnr widOw ~ unllclh O0ihnof, deguhitd Hlln,
Al IN uiN County NJ STARK ind state OF ono, 90 VIII
PAT NJ section thirteen 90 m Plan Township ia
Hld AtArk County, QUE, beginning " post Nv lhu
norlhcAet corner Of land ~iotnnctY nGn,1 pk uo9Llo
ihonon Wost tNOlv' (iV) OhAlna 70 y post ulonon
aorth twenty four GU doglco. rAst two () 0hAllai
shAin aud nty ION links, thnn1u south if,ysulnO
(bDl d0grOtA past Que % Clinin and .nfty (oOl llnhhl
thonoe north giKty'i0ur and quo hnll ClhD dnlttos
north on6 a. dOneo wuat onr (D chain aud tuntlW
nnthl thence North nliN (iu) degrees west twenty
GO) chains and one ~ llnli nonun norlh niy.inyo
fbbi dNnrOa CaHt tw1 C) cheiuAl thence north uilr-
truh (k) dcnrHtu cast ono % chain nnd ninety.
thfoo Cni) lluhtl lhouoo north nlnn w, drHicc, McNt
thrOp XIV cliillu hnl auNrnty w. (nll masal tn ,onc
aorih H%nvontGun ca degrees. WcW one ~ clialng
thence north forti-nlnO (lpl degrees west one ~
Ohaln aud nuynuty two (1Al llntti ununoonorlh thlr.
fv'eiuIt and nuN, half (i'tO ddgfo0N - two ()
dhhlns nnd twenty-five 90 links, thence norm
nftoOn AMI %onn'hAlf Onk) degrees wu,t -four ~
chnliM aud twenty 900 Inns, thoncon north forty .ono
ar dcgrpna veal W. Olti ini ana twenty 'nyO (Rbl
inks, thence north i0uftutn llD logree,ga Most VIZ
tl chains aud tnllty two tBl). links, Niolcn. notll
afy fB01 llnkae tAOfco north forty -qOyon aud ono.
hall (A1h) dcgitrn west ono I , chain anu MY Con)
lnttl thcg9G north tT9W 9r nIS no, W,t Giye,WM A.,
arcea wrpt tN0 80 Ohalnh and tly (bul linknj thence
north nfteun (lnl dngfocA west I'VE () ohhlllA hnu
nnY luul lluNAi lllWNN lulln AIllhA HNlN ANl NNNlNNN
gost lhruo () chains nnd forty (iul inks W q post
on : line butW0cn lnnlH hrrotlnrn owned, Ny Ohrlia.
dan aud Jacob N~afbtlofi tioheo on Mi.ld Inv south
elnhlystwO (H2l dnnfNea rnst twuhty.AbVul (WN
shhlna and nlnoiy- eight tOd) links 70 = n!onn, ~ no
oanier OF nnld WHOii1r, thOncp south thltV nine (uOl
ohalnh aud thlriy.tlu0e tUO llhNA 70 nnn guartcr
poat boiweOn anid section and hnctl0n twoutJ Tour
tpIl ln said tOWnghiul thoner west ulrVen Oh
GhalnA and olght 90 lllkgi hnluc norlh twO ~
o,aina aud Twenty le0) links TO tho place OF begin.
eIngi containing Hrvouiy' nine hhd a2.lOO acres
10 d9. 1907, moro or lOaa,
NApprnlapd NJ elBbn,
1rfmn0 OF sniO-g 900 0qnh On day OF hnle. bAlhnoo
Of ono.thlrd ON Aptii 1, ltbu, tho remaining lwo'
allrda M iva equal anunnl pAyinontt ,unO Apfn u
iHOO. aud April I, ltll, ruAporilvulyl uolcrlgu phy,-
monla 10 bear interest from the lnt uhf Ol AlllI,
flulD. pnyhhln annually aud " BE- secured w mort
aagc on Eld p%ioinlarb aold' az, sV,,Tu
Administrator Of 0otoib cc4hhvr, decd
nay. Lynch q bay, Atryp' lanl7T
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31

TnE latest revised figures show that
President Cleveland IL reelected Pre0i'
dent Of the United States by over 49,
900 plurality over Harrison; and yet
through the iugglery Of tho Electoral
College Gen. ben Harrison, Of Indiana.
who Ia not tho popular choice, will be
declared the duly elected President,
This lB an outrage on popular govern
mont. or course the election should DO
by popular vote. IL would put u stop
10 the hind Of corrupt Jobs put up by
such corrupt men M Quay aud Dudley,
IN the doubtful states. II would also
be less expensive, aud would give less
chance for cheating and fraud, For
instance ingalls,, Of Kansas, Is now the
acting Vice President OF The United
States. These ~ nothing he would not
do 10 gain u party advantage, lie has
lust now rejected the vote OF Texas,
because the electors omitted TO sign
their names on the envelope, 10 is now
too late 10 roCtiiy the omission, aud If
the Presidency depended on this vote,
the Republicans, who control the sen
ate, would throw II out ard defeat by u
technical trick u duly elected President
of the u. \.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31

GEN HARRISON has very short legs
and u very long body, This would
seem TO indicate plenty Of backbone:
but physical backbone and moral back
bone ale two things so radically differ
pnt rs rarely TO coincide.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31

LIES is the namo Of a paper just
published In New York city; IL Is mod
tled after Truth, published In the samo
city, Lies is probably tho most truth
fll name,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31
Complimentary Mention.

Navarro Independent: Mr. Conrad
Schweitzer has retired from the bust
ness management of the Canton NEWS.
DEMooRAT. His successor Is Charles
h. Frazer, the well known and popular
Canton newspaper man, who viii
make an excellent manager.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31

BoYcoTrs come high In Chicago
The bricklayora union Of that city
who engaged Ia The luxury, have been
ordered by ajury topay 300 damages
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31

SHERIFF. BALE.

ymnh iineI erdet o. BALE
W. fhhfh Nunnlf Nuihs
Josephine Hinder 81 Ai mon flrH uonrI
ny virtue OF m order NJ sale issued by
thn elffk III tho court ~ uinlnOn plrgA NJ hlAIk Upi
Ohla, M thH nhNye action and " no directed, I WIN
anaf fOT Halh "a public nulOff ~ He nOpf OF ut
sourt house, ~ Ono oiy Of canton, on
Saturday, tho End day Of Febp 1890,
ne following daaartbfd rnal otato. hclng known
a. MT to- No u ~ a " nUudh pddiupn W lhu
40 0f uantpi, AAfs ppuNp, uhlh ASA tehlAhNhi
Ddr acres ~ fRnd, b. tho haine more or low. Anl
bAlug part NJ thH southeast quarter nt hnouoh W,
owahhlp Ma, N, rAngoh Ia klud county
Appraised NJ $1,000
se,s 10 ~ ono o'eioet y "a, Ternia
A.. %LrtNlNOER, Ahorn,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31

III fiIfnn " VI nfdff ~ Aale ~ pAftll0n ihsurd w
tho 0lerh nf ihn tpuri VI common iihlA ui hiafl
0aiuty, u, Ia ih0 al0Vu action, aHdpi mn dlfeHltdi I
vii 0hHr iDf sale, ~ pullln pulOiY, ai tho ioOf VI
do oouft house. IN No 0li NJ rauioh On
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31
aatndny, the lllh day oi Fab, lssO

lilo foliouing described real estatef inc north
aast aunftfr ~ tei llni ~, M ipWl ne ~ lNhah'
ihnNh,) NJ unEnHt tHl w htaih county one gpl,
tAlninH ihi a fti huilrct ~ tho ilHht " william
nlhia, unnrr u iriar nun join htrWhi 10 uht ~ 4
saw mil aud lDl Yaui thp following iHft pt. h4ll
QuATNU hrFluH|li ~ tho n0IlhN ~ tniipr OF ITO
suAThTi titlfr q SO nlifi uinnrn south ~ fnlHi
wolt ~ indsi nuuh 10 rods W prnuninNi. hlau no
nght IN taku NaeF iflnt no tpflhE NEAT lhtf@i ~
sHiliy iuiiHT and rnline upph ut phiuitil az VI
annual rent fiNin hli qntilHf ~ lhll We lonpW,,
ing tu0t ~ uHcnpird tfNlif NrHlnNlhH Nv y plll
on ihp aOuth iinu NJ lhu quarter al llhhH " o. NO
NtAltr ppst nf STA tngtlni uipnCt tAal II ~
thenup npHh 10 WQsl thence west iloih nye levli
thenOh south 10 Wdt ~ tho M 90 ~ hh1lnuihE, con
tain nj 0hu ami nnu hHii aNfNs " lann, lnufn Or len
the ifid hereby INTENDED 70 no dptefehod contain
iug itpH A0Tfh mNfn ~ lfhf
Appraised % ta,p0o
aAie 20 enmmuncA ~ one o'clock q, m, fermA
- ono lilrd elah on thHaAy ~ safe aud
No balance IN nnh and twp yeanl Win Interest
tram day 0t sale, secured by mortgage on ue
A.. LEfSiE0ER sheriff.
DAY, iYsm y DAY AtpYt
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31

Jena hnWn OuAri'n OTaef o. hale IN Partition.
Jo.h winiienaa ., ali I4eas douI
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31
THERE WAS A ma DANoE.

George Washington was inaugurated
as the first President of tho United
States, In New York city, April 30, 1850.
There was an inaugural ball In the
evening and much dancing, but we
have no list of the liquors or wines used
ON this occasion. Although Washing.
ton was 81 years old, he danced two
Cotlillons and u minuet. II is sad, but
none the less it's true, that Washing
ton, at his inaugural ball danced IN two
CotillOns. Ills partners were Mrs,
Peter Van Burgh Livingston, who was
q sister to Lord Sterling, and Mrs.
Alexander Hamilton. lilo danced
amiuuet with Mrs. James Homer Max
well, who, as tho beautiful Miss Van
Handt, had repeatedly danced with him
while the army was stationed at Nor
rlsLown, during the war.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31
THE FIRST INAUGURAL BALL.

ED.WEEKLY DEMOCRAT: Please an.
swer II George Washington was inaug.
urOted with u big ball, and q big drunk,
In Washington. y. A. Is.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-10-10

No w.1ss zEr ersx saw
Ses1G ia Rockies Te Ep.Ep. AZ
lie SSr1AEssa AKr. n Bexeus -
as111 s1r E& Ekrr -asssass Ara ss.r
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we're ESsnEl or- fse-s 1asn a.
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-10-10
A VICTOR yANQUISHEn.
TINS Result wAs thu Sequel TO n
Summer Flirrarson-

Tea 10 ooe YOU'D tAn in love wiiA
her sad Frea Eserly. esergeaScaIly-
weat take The wager ] ao1's
vAai 10 rob yOa- Eagerlr--
foa think yoa &-e proof against
szy AzO11t - 114r1cLoas after be4r-
lag Assault and taiserT froa West
Peins h~lle~ FOR Eve years and up
ward kgerly answered lEEghingly-
- he glanced n The hADd~oz< hron--S
lace Of his TREAD ~ ihey drove oFer
Ale high road leading from Carmen
SiAsica to HurlsOa Top. where The TIVE
inca were expected 10 soin Mrs. Harl-
soa's gay party But you have noi
seen Giss Vine- yet, When ron do pre-
pare 10 surrender unooBdiiloazIly.-
-YOu seem - forget thai / an not
n impressiOnAhle school boy Ee1-
tenant Eecf~ell answered with 4
soornful smile curling his lip under
his heavy nosiaehe Il hare seen
hundreds Of women handsome and
more charming than Miss Viner. /
sare SAY. and l hare escaped heart
whole. fortunately he added. with a
sarcastic curi Of The Lip. which escaped
his frieod's notice
Fortunately, and Why ,orfunAi4lys
Surely When . -An Is good locking.
wealthy and in tie army he oGghf 10
marry and give hostage. 10 sor1u1e-
Perhaps he Ought If he czn said
LeEknani Eeesrell- czr~lessly-
II he can. That cant apply 70
you FeefveL There Is hardly =
voDan II Eve hundred vho wcald re-
fuse you
Is there not, whyr
Because you are rich and hand
roneL IN the army. snd-eligible-
kxcelezf reasons for a wonAn 10
Dar-y me- said L~ieuserAni Feesweu.
triee bitterly. and equally ~eKoeleai
osse % keep ne from z1sriDouy.- he
sdde5. ~ they turned in n The park
gates and drove Up the avenue leading
the Old Hurltoz EAnsion u wax n
sac day. toward The latter pzr1 Of Sep
s1ber. bright xnd cheerful and sun-
shiny. and The grad stately Old brown
ose building was locking It's best i
the haze 81 co16e1 sualiSAi
il Vas upward Of sre rear. since
Leuie-A-f Ee~fxel had lis
coGslais staseay cd zzaxsoa AID his
handsome dark eFes hryhse,ed res
more ~ they fell zpoa n LADY N n
r~artzr~q1e tea Eown Ebo can. CT @
TIE VIDE stooe ssePs viii bsr eager
ha.cs ouistresche6 AID hs- dark er-
sg10v WITH pleasure
Ny dear Jeru2e how glad I -
ale sid ~ Lezzoezf Eee9xeu .ocx
lie hf1se hza6s j. nj. and h@a5t.x
Essoc Aez with \ E-sctz O86
Word courtesy. -hseh WIS pleasant "a
So Frank i fishing. Of course IN.
- VII be back early WAAs Al a<e i
l. xincs we Zef
IA 10 l0zg the Ea5sed- Jerome
answered N his l0w. rlch roioe So.
hooking II yoG- E0re1ea IAn inclined
% tAink thai it's Sre 7ozihs and not
i've years which hare ELAPSED saoe /
wez1 % West Poi-l-
WEE III you see NJ hoys.- n.
said laughing. Is she tuned 70 grssi
iee ye1ss eo-.=.-=s ~ =z.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-10-10

he ratified ca-sAs lid 10 sss2 "a
speak Dhes he russ - -
-Gco6-sFA Mss yE1~r--As sock
he- hAnSs u both As-Eeoa-sFe,
God h1ess yen
K@k il Der fancy saz7 Isl II fhs Il
his roSoe n-ezsseSs
He crossed the RON. he Ind gain
fAe door. AzoaAer izsz1-s A@ wOg
BE goDe- 41o1Aa- Ers11z1 IL -sEAz
too lx-e-
Jeroz> Sc SAL sosEr-
I've sar53@x Il se@zns1 s-ozEA1 n
h1ck - her s55e
Yen called ~ fs- wAxss To IA
NJ cS A-
o. = i kA-Ss In mercy ELI =
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