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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-03

ample but trying win tpoil II all, aud they
will most certainly fall, or course the young
debutanto had aooraof loyorsat her feet, but
Tor q long time she wna a rover with no dis
position 20 80 out Of the game
Alas for Lille, when finally she sucoumbed
ahe chose In accordance with her reckless ma
ture and chose consciously Many splendid
men, some ono OF whom might have wor'
fhIpod her and made her good husband,
we're obliged 10 give way toa man who could
not appreciate tho przo he had won, Howard
Colt was ono OF those well born, good Tor moth
ing, large, lazy youths with no especial prln'
clple who ara apt TO gOt more favor from
young girls tan they deserve. DR., and Mrs
Hitchcock, mmItng tho condition OF affairs,
whipped their daughter OIL 70 Europe, But
Iillle was young woman toelrcumyent any
ono. On tho evening before her departure
sho stole ont aud married her lover, A few
weeks later he received characteristic tclo-
grant
Howard lts out y
Then tho joined her husband but was not
blcssod by her patonta for several years
10 ~ said that Mrs. Colt, In company with
her husband, once visited cock fight; that
she donnod male attire 10 order 10 DO adult
tod, but rcCkOned without her host Tho
scenes about the pic were altogether too
much for her aud she beat hngty retreat,
No strong was hor hold upon the hearts Of
her friends and acquaintance that oven this
breach Of conyonlionnity did hor no harm
In their esteem,
Colt soon began 10 show his true character,
IIo waa libcrtnc and first shocked his wife
by linlgou with well known actress,
Thon ho further showed hil want Of upprocIa'
ton Of the brilliant pri2o ho had tHkon from
better mon by special attention 10 the wife oi
Billy Emerson the minstrel. This lNft affair
was too much for his wife and uho loft him,
She did not ask u divorce, but won't abroad
with her father Colt finally mado some
atonomcnt for hia past acts 10y dying and
leaving his wlfo widow Sh0 withdrew
from the world for time, and has recently
como out OF her Wcluslon and resumed hol
old habits, Judging from the recent oxhl
biton IN hor parloru, she Is M much OF II
natural gportswoman Ga ever
She is charming hostess, and holds her
guests not only by her ability TO mako then
comfortable, but by her own brlllionoy IL
conversation, aud by that rocldo9uoss, that
contempt for conyontionnllty necessarily oh
served by othor women, In her peculiar
sphere she Is u sort Of genius Nine womor
out OF ton who live such life never succeed
In dlyostng those about them Of tho bolio
that they aro not pure, Miss Colt mnpe hoi
fingers nj the world aud the world adorcs her
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-03
TuE blooming youth Of the Masslllon

THE blooming youth of the Masslllon
Independent Is big with eloquence
when he gets on the soldier question,
Having been completely knocked out
on Foraker's battle record, he falls back
on some taiiy Gen. Sherman gave For.
alSer at the Army Of the Tennessee re.
union. Here 10 what Sherman said Of
Foraker:
"Well remember you, my young
friend, Turning TO Governor Forakerl
or boy, as you came through the pine
woods that day on your horse covered
with lather, and came up like soldier.
knight and reported TO me the message
from your General Slocum. lCheers /
tell you that that young man, now gov.
ernor Of the State Of Ohio, and WELD
ing great power, was o beautiful sight
TO me when he rode up TO me In those
pine woods, covered with mud, not NJ
TO be presented TO this audience Qaugh.
ter and cheers(
n the blooming youth of the Inde.
pendent had read the NEWS DEMO.
oRAT carefully he would have learned
from our columns that Foraker
carried m order from the right
TO the left Just before the battle OF
Bentonville. But he was not In the
fight and not under fire, The horse
that carried the boy Foraker on this
occasion, when Foraker covered him.
self with mud, Is the animal that did
the business and certainly entitled Ia
the military honors. Foraker was q
eaI L. H. f4lV LgVN
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-03
NM NaYarre Independent. q Repub.

THE Navarro Independent, q Repub'
lican paper, edited by man who is now
Postmaster, appointed by Major Nc.
Kinley, comes TO hand this morning.
IL is dated Friday September 9th.
There is not line In the paper about
the reported defalcation Of a School
Board Treasurer, that all the Republl.
can editors are 80 in conniptions abouS.
The kilograms from Canton aud Mas.
silon, sent out by unreliable liars to
such papers as the Cleveland Leader
and Cincinnati Commercial Gazette
have all represented the town OF
Navarro as all torn up over the affair,
And now comes the home newspaper
edited by q Republican and Postmaster,
with nary n word on the subject.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-03

tho Rep. that these two felieltiea OF
greater eafe and comfort were never
owned by tho Board, but were merely
stored there, Last evening NEWS
DEMOCRAT man was allowed Oilhpeet
the furnishings and tfappngh or thla
elegant suite OF rooms, ana hla atten'
tiOn was called 10 tho fact that there
were no folding beds or elaborate
chair 4 or poker chips Ia tho rooms
our attention was called 10 The faet
that the elegant Druaaela carpet which
covers the entire floors 10 OF quiet
and mOdeRt pattern, and that tho Fer
sian rugs are OF the same elegant har'
mOniOua design, A Canton gentleman,
a we'll known Republican, who was
present while the rooms were under IN,
speoli0n, suggested that a very small
sum would purchase q dozen aplttoona,
which would seem TO DO Indispensable,
Az the law requires aaeparate reglatla'
tiOn with every election, whether gen
eFal on special, the crowds OF the com
mon herd, 6urging into those rooma 70
endeay0r 10 verify their citizenship by
registration, win ruin that elegant car
pet unless II ia protected from the ylo'
lent expeotoratl0n Of the indignant
pOpulaee, The llep, man on the Board
would pOpularlze his holding by pur'
chasing pottery ware apitt0Ona that are
protected by the tarl1, thus compelling
the foreigner TO pay the duty
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-03

PRIVATE DALHBLL voices the senti'
ment of the rank and NE Of the q, A,
h, OF Ohio on the removal Of Corporal
Tanner, when he aay6;-
The boys ar0 bowling, cusslng mad
over IL. Republican That ! am, | nj.
ways was aud always viii be; the Lord
only knows how the boys will vote this
fall, or what i8 more 70 the purpose
whether they win vote nj all, They are
sick and dIsgusteJ, as Gen, Brown
clearly demonstrates,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-03
COURT BRIEFS

Nubs OF Nows in all tho Departments.
The county commissioners are in ses-
sion to-day,
The stone work on the North Indus
try culyert and that on the Rbutments
at the East creek in this city was sold
by the county commissioners Saturday
TO Casmer Hook Of this city.
Marriage licenses have been issued TO
]. A. Bonner and Nellie Ward Of Al.
lance, and j. Peter Holl and Alice
Mohler of New Berlin.
A. A. Bolton has commenced action
in court against Hiram and James
Stripe on promissory note Of $1,000.
Charles H., David G.. and Ellis N.
Johnson, Jr, have been appointed ad.
minisuators Of the estate Of Ellis N
Johnson, deceased, of Alliance, the cen.
tennarian. The estate is valued at
$4,000.
Business is brisk In the auditors Of
fee. Work is being done on the tax
duplicates. Tax collecting will begin
by Oct. 10.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-03
mANDAMUs PRocnnDINa

TO Compel Railroad Companioa 10 Con-
atruot Proper Railroad Hacilltoa,
A proceeding In mandamus has been
commenced In Circuit Court here by
The Hershey Coal company against the
Cleveland, Canton n Southern and the
Waynegbnrg n Canton railroad com
panieg. The Hershey Goa company
is doing business Mt OsnOburg, 1t
states that In November 'SS the railroad
companies agreed TO put In q switch TO
the mine. The coal company completed
the work and In January asked for the
switch, ltwas refused and the railroad
company has since failed TO live up to
ita promises. The coal company Ia
handicapped and asks the court to com.
pei the railroad companies TO construct
such switch at their own expense or
that the coal company be granted per
mission TO have II constructed at ita
own expense.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-03

In Ia reported by good and eompe
tent authority that Charles Foster hai
left q large sum OF money In this coun
ty 20 secure the election OF NJ least one
Republican nominee for representa-
tive, Tuacarawas Democrat,
Foster 10 q bOodler from away back
He Ia now a prominent owner and
manipulation In the Standard OH 90
IIe Ia the President and chief mogul Of
the Standard Gas 90, OF Toledo, which
Is owned by the Standard OH Co, lie
viii try aud 30 to the Senate through
Doodle, and II he ever gets there he viii
be the agent and tool Of the monopoly
that Ia now boosting him,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-03
A ounoKnRnp CAREER,
Ada vogan, a Former Cantonian, Again II
jail.

Ada vogan, Former cantonian, Again in
jail,
Sometime ago Ada Vogan was ar.
rested ut MOgaIllon for stealing clothing
from the Yost residence and lodged In
jailian indictment Of grand larceny was
found against her, She showed symp.
toms Of insanity, and was taken TO the
asylum ut Newburg. Last week Sheriff
Leinnger was notified that she was
cured, and he went 20 that city and re-
turned with her TO Canton,
Ada has had quite q Checkered and
shady career, She was once arrested IN
for petit larceny committed In tins city
aud was nj one time IN inmate Of the
Wblte House. She came here from
New Lisbon and the penltentiary
stares her In the face,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-03

A travelling man, whose bualnesa
takes him into the smaller towns OF
Ohio, was talking a. the Barnett House
on Friday evening on the Tanner bual'
ness, He says many Of tho old soldiers
OF the rank and llle are mad 10 wet
hens over Tanners removal, and many
viii either not vote this iall, or else
vote the Democratic ticket They are
alex and tired nearly unto death with
Republican duplicily on the soldier
business.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-03
AN UNsoUND STALLION

The Basis Of Suit In Common Pleas
Court.
william Monroe Of Waynesburg has
commenced civil action against Ben.
gette Walter Of that place 10 recover
Sl,lO0 which he clamis was fraudulent.
ly obtained. He states that at the de-
PENDANTS request he traded him horse
valued at $1,000 for $500 in money and
o stallion guaranteed sound, and sure
foal getter. He asserts that after he
had secured the stallion he found him
20 be unsound, and not what he was
cracked up to be, by fur. He now sues
for the full amount.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-03

THE pension bureau is row In charge
Of one of the Smith family until the
President can find n man acceptable to
tho Grand Army, This 10 the identi.
cal smith, Corporal Tanner refers TO IN
his letter 20 Private Dalzell, printed In
the NEws.DEMOCRAT yesterday aB
practically stopping MI re'rating as
soon ~ ne had the chance after he
Smith had been rerated from $50 to
s72 o month and poGketed SG035 as ar.
rearages. Comrades Of the rank and
lle what do you think Of SmithY
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-03

THE President Is placing himself in
n position unworthy the dignity Of his
Office when he looks TO the Grand
Army for Endorsement Of his official
acts, and shows that he is afraid TO
move without it, Pittsburg Press.
Before the election the &. A. r. was
a big thing; now that the legless Tan
ner has been beheaded, nearly all the
Republican papers defy the G., A. II.
The above extract Is fair specimen of
Republican newspaper talk.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-03
A STRANGE CASE
That Raised q Commotion In Certain
Louisvillo Quarters,

That Raised oommotion In Certain
Louisville Quarters.
A case that is exciting some com.
ment In Louisville 10 that Of Louis
Loichot and Frank Garrity against
John A. Smith, Of that place. II seems
that sometime ago Smith had barber
shop in that place but sold out to
Lolchot g. Clarity. An agreement was
signed by Smith whereby he was not TO
start q barber shop within five miles Of
Louisville inside Of ten years. Instead
Of living up 10 the agreement he open.
ed up a barber shop there the other
day, This created great CONSERVATION
in the Loichot q Garrity firm. They
filed their papers In court and an In.
junction has been granted, enjoining
John Smith from starting, running or
carrying on bafberlng business with.
in five miles Of Louisville for ton
years from March 80
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-03

ComoRAL TANNER Ia u very fine
orator lie was shipped way out to
Oregon last year, where he made TWEEN
BY speeches to help the Republicans TO
win lie made the best speeches that
were made In Indiana last year, We
suggest to Chairman Turner that he be
brought 10 Cantoni also that Private
Dalzell be secured, They could tell
how generous Harrison Is toward the
old soldiers Of tho rank and file,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-03

In IL now said that Hon. l., Il, Hol,
den, Of the Cleveland Plain Dealer, has
the United States Senatorial bee in his
bonnet, and that the insect is buz2ing
like u rip.saw travelling through q hard
wood lank,-IColumbus Dispatch,
Well, what's the matter with Holden
for SenatorY He rs young, smart, good
looking and staunch Democrat, He
Is mentally, morally and physically the
equal Of any OF the Republican candl.
dates, except Mckinley The Major
can beat Holden In serene sanctimony,
wise looks and grave JUNCTION.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-03
MRa. L.LLle HITCHCOCK eoIT
Her Ways MAY Re Astonishing to the
World hut Not 10 san franoisonua

HsF Ways MAY he Astonishing a. the
world hut Not 10 san franoisoaua,
Mrs, Lillie Hitchcock Colt, who recently
witnessed a eluggng match IN her drawing
room la the Palace hotel AZ Han Francisco
may have Aatonlsiled the world by her act
but she has not astonished the 'l'rlaoans hhe
has been too long accustomed TO do ~ she
liked, aud has TOO long liked 20 do singular
thugs Tor woman 70 aalonsh any onp ~
tho city Of her residence
Lille Hitchcock went out 20 California
with her father who was an army surgeon,
and her mother, when they wwo Obliged 10
20 by sen or overland IN q wagon, They
chose thu sea rouTe aud their llttle glrl cap
tiyated tho passengers by her Nght, heller
skelter ways and har proficiency ~ fancy
dances, When they got 10 Ban Francisco
Lille suddenly developed iiremAn'a Instinct
Whenever she would hear tho alarm she
would dash away 20 tho fire, and soon got No
we'll known with certain company that she
was often taken up Ia tho Hpat beside tho
driver Of hose cart
Ono day ~ Dr. and Mrk Hitchcock were
returning from wplk who should 90 by
perohed on high scat, her hair dying IN the
wind, shouting and gesIIeulatng, but their
own little Lille Naturally tioy made an
effort after this 10 aubdue tho spirit that
burned In her breast, but II was Of no avail
Ahe stuck 10 tho company and was elected o
member hhe has ever since worn figure b
tho number Of tho eompHny-and her plaa'
tor bust adorns their hall, They never have
dinner but q bouquet from their only
woman member decoratea tho tablet and
none ever dies but her flowers arc lad on the
bier
When Lille Hitchcock made her debut In
San Francisco society In 1897 u was with q
silver figure D pinned on her shoulder hhe
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-03
t)ltlzensl
lIaLrlnLal

Cltlzensl
Patriots
Old soldiers All, read the letter of
Corporal Tanner. IL bears out all we
have claimed, that Tanner was remov.
ed because he sought to do justice to
the rank and file.
Show this letter TO your neighbors;
TO your comrades; TO your wife; TO the
Sons Of Veterans.
Let them read from the lips Of the
man who speaks by authority, Of the
treachery and double dealing Of this
Harrison be-fogged Administration to.
wards the old soldiers,
Remember, Tanner was put in Office
at the demand Of the G. A. II.
Remember, he was removed simply
and solely because he was trying TO
carry out the pledges OF Tho Republican
party, solemnly made TO the q. A. II.
on, yehypocrltes, dlssemblers, fraudsl
We shall Spew thee out flour mouthsl
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-03
HAS the Protection humbug played

HAS the Protection humbug played
out In Stark county, that the Republl'
can Executive Committee cannot make
a square, honest issue with the DemOc'
racy, and make an open hghtg IL looks
that way. The double dealing and
fraud attempted TO be practiced, by
hiring some well known strikers aud
heelers TO fix up q bogus labor ticket
for 80 much cash in hand, has q ghastly
look and asmelly rankness that honest
men all abhor. The Democrats are
right on TO the bogus labor ticket bust
ness, and so are the real laboring men
IL will not win
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-03

WALTER o, CAMPBELL turn swim without
resting, Campbell announced his intention
Of swimming tho rapids some time ago, but
very little attention was paid to him Not
liking this he went TO the police Justice and
woro 10 the trip he was going TO take.
His swimming costume consisted of cot.
ton padded shrt, pair Of blue trunks and
an ordinary, double sized cork llto presorvor
His ears woro stuffed with cotton, which wai
held In place by means Of rubber band
thrccquarlon Of an inch wide, Tho ear
woro doubled over and this kept tho water
out. William Lcnry's dog Jumbo, which
also swan the rapids, was provided with :
life prosorvor Of the snmo kind as Campbolls
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-03

Niagara, liyes NJ
youngstown, N,
y, is n small but
we'll built, active
and muscular fol
low, fairly intolli
gent, ~ years old
and q blacksmith
by tradO, llo is o
professional swim
NOR and hns spent
much Of his time
swimming In the
! Niagara near IN,
m outh, and hai
often mad0 the
eight miles OF n 10
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-03

TIE men who gave the robust char,
acter TO the Mckinley Club IN the cam
paIgu of 1883, are liable 10 turn up mis-.
sing this year We refer TO the labor
iug men who wasted their substance,
marching, Many Of them have got
their eyes open by having their eye
teeth cut, IN Il reduction OF wages, since
the present Administration came into
power.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-03

READ Corporal Tanners letter Why
is the G.. A, II. silent when the legless
Tanner is beheadedY
Has the G.. A. r.. got no sandY
Where are the old soldiers that Nc.
Klnley has taken care Of
Echo answers where In q voice as
low as n Bepulchre,
Where is The fruit of the rich prom.
lses made TO soldiers last Autumn
It has turned to Dead Sea apples.
Vote the Democratic ticket.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-03

GEM Bon KENNEDY Republican
Congressman says Foraker isa liar
and now both Corp. Tanner aud Pri.
vate Dalzell produce the letters OF
Senator John Sherman and Congress.
man Taylor TO prove that President
Harrison is o liar II this thing keeps
on we shall lose all faith In human
nature and be compelled 70 fall back
on the Calvanlstlc theory of original
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-03

WATou the Doodle sharks, They ore
now trying 10 get up a bogus labor
ticket TO work of on the honest voters
OF this county, The Protection cry
having been demonstrated 10 be q do
lualon, they are now trying 70 neutrallZe
tho labor vote, by getting up u bogus
labor ticket, II viii not win, "lhe
animals eyes are sot'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-03

took society by
storm Young wo'
mon poesomlng a
natural dash ln'
dependenoe,agalnsh
whom there is no
suspicion OF lmpli
rlty, are intensely
fascinating 10 tho
majority Of mon,
Lille Hitchcock
playedapartw which
was natural 10 her,
and which hhe
couldn't help
Other gIrlSmay try
% ImlInIn hmr OK
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-03

TuE Ohio Synod will meet In annual
session al Canton, Ohio, on the second
OF October ~ ia 10 be- hoped there Will
be d good attendance, Canton Is q
pleasant place, easily accessible from
An points, and the hospitality of tho
people Is prOyerbal Dayton Christ
ian World,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-03

THE folding bed and the elaborate
carved and profusely upholstered chair
have been removed from the elegant
suite of rooms OF the Board OF Elec-
tions in this city. tits now cltimed by
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-03

Miss stNnm.-A literary authority eaye the
word "poow is more general term than
"poolcsu, - Mr. Doloy
Doley--l suppose that is beoauso tho poets
embrace tho p0olotscs.
Miss sianlo--oh you horrid crcaiurol--
LippincottS Magazine
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-03

In seems tho ring here, who are out
OF campaign soap, tailed 10 send word
To Editor COrl, OF Navarro, 70 make q
big fuss over the School Hoard reported
shortage, when there II no shortage (aa
II was all made up) hence Editor Corl
failed 10 got excited,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-03

TnH defeat OF Boulaugef Ia France
is a triumph for political deeeLey tho
the like OF which viii not be seen until
Malone In defeated IN Virginia aud
Foraker In Ohio J-st, Louis Republic
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-03
Divorce Notice.

.atbors A. Bomla } In Common Pleas Court. stark
49, VA I county, Ohio.
Amanda BbmA
AmAnda nomla, whose place OF residence la un-
nto,sn Will take notice that on beptember iptn,
iisin iho said Albert Bomis filed llln petition IN
.Iiyoicn agnnat her, charging her WIN wlniul nb-
ssi D for moro than three yearp IhAt halu pelluon
fommon reas OF said county and aiier ,.i w Weeks
publication. ALbnEn,, " ,,,,,. ~. :. hla 2,,,v
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-03
JOS. HORNE \ CO
GREAT = REDUCTIONS
IN
Summer Goods
This month, the time when we must
reduce our stock IN all de-
partments low prices
our method.

Printed Batistes, 3 cents were 1875,
Shirtng Prints, cts, best makes,
Satines, yard wide, cents,
French Satines, 30 cent quality At
II cents,
Fine GlnghamS, now 10 cents, were
70 cents,
Finest Scotch Zephyr Ginghams, %
cents, were 40 cents,
Printed Good Dress Ginghams, 0 cts,
were l2l cents.
French Dress Goods Plaids Stripes
and Fanciea, NJ 30 cents yard-were
St.00 and Sl2b.
Extra values In Cream White Sum
mer Wool Dress Goods,
Reductions In French Challles,
"a inch Printed India silks, at 30 cts,
q yard.
Great bargains In Black and Colored
Surah Silks, Ribbons, Gloves, Under
wear, Hosiery, Lace Curtains, House
Keeping Linens.
This Is the best month in the year to
buy.
samples and prices sent.