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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-08
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Ou1cE SIGNAL sEnyicr q. =. A.,
MiMrius. Tenn, June 7. iSg1 I
The following observations arr taken AZ all sta
lions in the 18th meridian timc which Il one hour
later than Memphis lime
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CHEAP COLUMN.

Advertisements IN ifs column Wiu be CHARGED n, ra. N
lbc ,ortOo 'Heso"s 'StItor IUo Insertions, &c oae
rtck, SOC.
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LIT T. NJ Galbcaih, No. 10 Madison
street, rent your houses and collect your
rrnls.
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Today

Go TO Floyd & Moneys for dinner All
tho Injuries Of the season. Dining.room
always cool, clean and pleasant.
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usE HonsronD's ACID PHOSPHATE.
DR.. o. q. Stout, Syracuse, " y. says 81
give 10 a. one patient who was unable 10
transact the most ordinary business because
his brain was tired aud confused upon the
least mental oxcrtion. Immediate benefit,
aud ultimate recovery followed
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CufuoPoDtsr.

nnc .. sCnkKEk 1KEArs COINS AM
"a Maln street
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PERSONAL.

A sHBRooK WHITE, 20 FRONT ST. PAY
~ highest cash prices for Hides, Fur and Wool
IlDEs AND FURS WANTED AND HIGHEST
II prices paid sCuElBLER & co. ZIG Front st
. C. SMITH COUNTY UNDERTAKEN. TEL.
4 Y. phone No SOA Office corner Kansas and
Kerr avenues
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n. .. Roseshein. TeIsp hone s7s.
Old brandies for medicinal use.
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subscnbe Tor InE WEEKLY ArrEAL.
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RAILROAD TINE TABLES.
Daily Except Sunday
East End Dummy Line

Arrives and Departs from Cor Third and Monros
Streets
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Nos. 81 AND SO MADISON STREET,
Builders Of Fine Vehicles
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WANTED.

A GENTS WANTED, EITHER SEN, FOR BOT.
"a tied Electricity. Greatest catarrh aud head.
ache cure ever seen Some agents arr making $50
Chicago, III.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31
SHELDON MOBILES
Dies Suddenly at $3.50 O'clock This
Afternoon AT His North Market
Street Residence.

Mr. Sheldon Mobiles, of the foundry
firm Of Mobiles q Sherlock, died at $3.50
Tuesday p, nj, At his resIdenOein North
Market street
Mr. hoslft,had haen. complaining OF
feeling unwAi An cay and remained at
his residence after dinner,
About . o'clock no complained of
severe pains and medical aid was sum,
mOned, Before II could reach him no
was dead.
Owing 10 the lateneas OF the hour ad-
dltlonal facts concerning this startling
and sudden death could not be learned,
Mr. Mobiles was one Of Canton's lead,
Ing aud most enterprlSng manufac.
turera, and was q loader among tho
local Republicans, The esteem
In which no was held by his party Ia
shown by his having recently been un.
anlmously elected President Of tho Nc,
Kinley Club,
The deceased had q host Of friends In
Canton and vicinity and his loss will bo
deeply felt, lie leaves wife and
daughter.
A telephone message at 4 o'clock this
afternoon gives the cause Of his death
as indigestion.
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A SUDDEN DEATH.
Mr. George W. Kline BreatheS His
Last at the Residence OF His
Brother After u Short
Illness.

Tuesday evening George w. Kline, a
young man employed at the Canton
Steam laundry, was taken suddenly III
on his return from supper, and at I
o'clock this morning he breathed his
last
George left the Office a few minutes
before 0 o'clock and went TO his board.
ing house at No. "a North Walnut
street, and ate q hearty supper. Shortly
after hls return he commenced com
planning Of feeling III and grew rapidly
worse.
DR., Marchand was summoned and
did all In his power to relieve the suffer.
ings of the unfortunate boy. He was
removed to the residence Of his broth.
er Mr., 5. M. Kline, No. 5S East Eighth
street, and Drs. Phillips and Portman
called to assist
The young man grew worse and died
at o'clock this morning after endur.
ing great pain. The attending physi.
clans say that he died of congestion Of
the brain.
He was 10 years Of age and greatly
respected by al who knew him His
remains were taken to pittsburg this
morning Mr.. and Mrs. $. M, Kline
accompanied the remains.
The family have the sympathy Of q
large number Of friends In their sad
bereavement.
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AN ilpUoArEb pIu
AZ Wayneaburg---Tho New Proprietor Of
tho Entorpriao---hovivh Meetinga'--
Personal Points.

Az Wayneaburg---Tho Now Proprietor Of
tho Entorpriae---hovival Meetings.
Personal Points.
Especial Corrvponlencel
WAYNEsBURG, Jan, *,
Our town is well supplied with clubs,
but none seem TO be 80 unique and en-
tertalnlng as the "Qu Viye," A side
show was the program few evenings
ago. Upon entering, the fat boy was
the first 10 greet you with "Won't you
buy one of my photos9" A stately
giant you next behcld; then q double
headed girl, and last but not least the
educated pig" This pig belongs to
DR.. Bye, and he values II 30 much that
"he keeps the pig in tho parlor.' With
It's eyes closed II Is able to pick out the
"ace Of spades" preside over all intel.
lectual bodies like the "Qui Viye club
crate In public, and many other feals,
Is it any wonder Mr.. r. Il. Greer re.
signed, feeling his inability 10 cope
with such intelligent beings.
"The Valley Enterprise" has again
changed hands. IL Is one OF the
brightest and spiclest little papers the
county affords. Mr.. Lac0ck formerly
Of Salinesyllle, who Is the present pro.
prletor, Is an able newspaper man, and
IL Is TO be hoped that "The Enterprise
has not seen It's best days, but that II
may continue TO rank with the best
The Christian church Is holding q
series Of meetings conducted by Rev.
Wise, noted divine OF New Berlin,
His eloquence commands crowded
house every evening, One evening he
preached TO the children and spoke OF
Jacob having twelve sons TO Impress
IL upon their truthful minds, he told
them that they were all boys,
Mr. George Burson the genial clerk
in the postolllce spent Sunday with his
parents 0t Toronto,
DR., Q. A. Monroe 10 with us again,
after another periodical visit To Harri'
son county,
Hon. A. Il. Haines and daughters
Minnie and Carrie were In town u few
days ago,
Mr.. John @. Scott spent Sunday In
Canton, the guest Of W. A. Strayer.
II. w. Dauchey and james Hart Of
Pittsburg are in town.
Mrs. George W. Elsass is visiting
friends In Canton.
Mr., @. A. Law Is at SenecayllIe visit
ing his father
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capital by the hundreds OF millions put
Ia peril, No One can fully realize tho
result, but there would 90 up q cry that
would not be long IN reaching the halls
of Congress, Relief would have tO be
given by the general government, aud
That instantly, ana the only way would
be 10 draw the red line through the tar
IN schedule from A 10 u, "ile II on
acted" that all tariffs are repealed, aud
~ u stroke the whole satanic syhtem
would DO sent whore II belongs, aud
Ohio would gain the glory for IT, now,
heneefOflh and forever more.
Seemingly at first sight fanelful, ma
ture reflection will show this outline
entirely practicable, but II Ia not q
necessary adjunct nor essential 10 the
principle advocated by Mr., George On
common with Thomas Jefferson, Mills
aud Herbert Spencer, eto), which rests
upon truths deep aud broad aa tho i'm
mutable laws Of nature, Nor is Ohio
ready yet for ita application, though
she IL on the way and making rapid
progress And this means sending
Prohibition, aa u thing III only for
slaves, after lta twin relic OF baTbarOua
violation OF the rights and liberties OF
mon above mentioned, for only freemen
are worthy the SINGLE TAX, SD, IL,
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a number eight, while one was tipped
at the toe aud the other was not,

a number eight, while one was tipped
NJ tho toe and the other was not,
Lank Zuiamastor purchased the
stock OF agricultural implements OF n,
M. Chase, lilo also purchased tho
property Of VIM Ecker, known as the
William II, Kopllngor stand, RofOaa the
canal, for the sum Of OIL 200, and will Ia
the near future remove bis hardware
stock thereto. He will have one OF the
largest business rooms IN town,
Sunday last a two.year- old child OF
Gotlleb lenlz got on the table and ae'
oldentally foil on the door, thereby
causing 4 dlHlooatlon and fracture Of
the elbow, Dr, Shelter was called aud
reduced the fracture Tho child Ia get
ting along aa well ~ can be expected,
lloy. A. l., Lelninger was ~ Canal
Fulton on last sunday, whore he read
high mass and preached ReeImon, hay
ing been Invited by Rel tathef Watt
man. JFN
Quite q number OF bur citizens A.
tended the entertainment last satuf-
day afternoon ut MntW'a school house
ON the hlchyllle road
A number OF our mlmera who have
been working At the l'iayer Run mines
have gone 10 North iinalry TO work
In the mines there.
\. NJ Chase expects 70 travel IN the
interest Of the Flint u Walllng Manu-.
featuring Co, selling windmllls,
Al Rlokord took a oilload Of hogs 10
Canton yesterday
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oPFIoERs rLHoTnD


For tho Canton n Malvern Fire Brick
OompSny---Improvomonta 10 bo Made,
The officers and directors Of the Can
ton and Malvern Fire Brick Company
have been elected aud are os follows
President, l.. ]. Midday; secretary aud
treasurer, Louis j, Wernet; superinten'
dent and manager, John s. Melbourne
Directors, l., j, Mday L. j Weruet
John =. Melbourne, Darrlck and Ross
Rhue.
The directors left this morning foi
Malvern toview their property and ar
range for the erection Of new buildings
and the purchase Of new machinery
An addition will be built 100 by lOC
feet and an engine and work room Of ~
by 90 feet. The present works have
three kilns, but these will be inadequate
TO turn out tile quantity and quality
desired by the company. The works
will be fitted out with new machinery
aud q l50 horse power engine will be
placed Immediately,
This company Is composed Of sub
stantial and enterprislng business men
and they feel that with the quality OF
clay on their property and the work
men employed, that they can turn out
an article that cannot be equalled In
the State. The company Will have 0
Canton Office.
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WhAt Am 70 DoR

The symptoms Of biliousnesa are un
happily but too well known. Thoy
liiler In different individuals 10 some
Mtent. A bilious man Ia seldom a
breakfast eater To frequently, alas,
he has IN excellent appetite for liquids
but none for solids of Il morning. His
tongue VIII hardly bear inspection at
any time; II " Is not white and furred,
Il Is rough at all events.
The digestive system Is wholly out Of
order and diarrhea or constipation may
be q symptom OF Tthe two may alternate.
There are often hemm0rrholds or even
loos Of blood. There may be giddiness
aud often headache and acidity or dat
ulence and tenderness in the pit Of the
stomach. To correct all this if not
effect cure try Green's August Flower.
IL costs but a trine and thousands
test its efficacy. ~
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31
THAT COOKING MAIN

Takes Place ON Saturday Night Near
Massillon aud Alliance Birds Win tho
Baltic.
The cock light mentioned IN Satur.
days NEWS. DEMOCRAT took place
about three miles outside Of Massiilon,
but owing TO the disagreeable night
and the bad condition Of the roads, the
attendance was small
The main consisted OF i've flies and
was for Sl00a side The frat and third
hies were won by Canton, and the sec
ond, fourth and Gfth by Alliance, which
gave them the battle and stakes,
The fight was rather q tame one, rs
some Of Cantons best birds were not
there, and the one that was to fight the
last fly was discovered 10 be too heavy
aud consequently u Massillon bird was
put in for The deciding fly, and Alliance
succeeded In whipping him IN about
two minutes.
Considerable money changed hands
on the result, and the Canton boys feel
very sore over The defeat, Another
main will probably take place In the
near future, as the sports residing In
this city say they are willing to go broke
II Alliance can beat them In cooking
mninH
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HON. w. II. \. AUBREY
Delivers an Interesting Lecture NJ
the Tabernacle Last Night on
the Life OF Gladstone,

The Tabernacle was crowded laaI
night with people who desired 10 hear
Hon. w, II. s. Aubrey deliver his cele
brated lecture on "Glad6tOne"
Mr.. Aubrey is man about ffty years
OF age, medium height, rather stout
has u short beard Of u reddish grey hue
piercing eyes and q slight Engllah 40
cont His lecture was very intereatlng
and showed that was thoroughly ac'
quaInted with the man Of whom he
was speaking,
Aftor u few common place remarks
about having q severe cold and the like
he said; Gladstone Is without doubt
the most eminent statesman Of modern
times, Ills only rival is Prince Bis,
marck, and In many respects | think
Mr., Gladstone Is far ahead Of the Ger.
man Prince, Mr. Gladstone Is admired
on this side Of the Atlantic as much as
he is at home, and he feels worry kind
toward the American people TO- tho
sympathy and interest they manifest In
his welfare,
Mr., Gladstone is too far advanced In
life TO ever visit this country, much as
no would like 10, lie rs q man some.
what under the average middle height,
very active, weighs about li5 pounds,
and presents none Of the ordinary ap.
pearance OF men OF his age. Ills head
greatly resembles that of Daniel Web.
Ster. He has vast intellectual powers,
and his eyes attract q great deal OF at
tentlon, and when he is excited they
seom 10 beam forth, On December 2sth
last he entered his sOth year, and he
seems to have more life than many men
who have not reached half his age. Mr..
Gladstone In one Of the youngest old
men ever cav,
lie has q i.lp6iDo,ta love Cos work,
and Is still wify and vigorous. You
cannot imagine how he finds time TO
accomplish all he does He has not
preserved his body and mental powers
without proper regard for the laws Of
health. He eats well, sleeps well, and
takes plenty OF exercise.
Ills bed chamber In London has no
carpet In II, no curtains, ana has only
an iron couch and mattress. When
NJ his country residence he rises about
7 o'clock, and after slight breakfast
attends prayers and answers his CORES.
pondence, lie lunches about ;3O after
which he either takes walk or drive.
He dimes nj 1880, and usually spends
the evening with his family, retiring
about Il p. IN.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31
A QUEER AFFAIR.


A very arrange act on the part Of OK
County Commissioner Laiblin came TO
light this morning. IL seems that
while In Office he let contract to build
q culye,s near Louisville, The stone
has been hauled and work commenced,
This morning the commissioners Wis
tied the place and decided not TO con
struct the culvert. as In their opinion II
is not needed aud would prove u great
damage TO the vicinity II seems that
the stone on the ground were unusually
large, ,.and from all appearances the
proposed oulyert would be decided
damage instead OF an advantage,
For some tina past very strange sto
rles have been In circulation as to the
manner In which Mr. Laiblln conducted
the letting of contracts, while no was
county commissioner The readers OF
the News DEMOCRAT can expect some
rather remarkable Developments In q
few days, as Investigations are In pro
QreaA,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31
100000 AHEAD
That's What Can Be Shown By
This City
When the Matter Of Hor Bonded
IndebtedneSa Is Mentioned
A Statement That Wlll
Please All,

At the meeting OF the oltlgena Mon
day evening, assembled IN the council
chamber for the purpose OF discussing
the subject of permanent street i'm
proyment Mr., Louis shaeter IA stating
his views, made tho assertion that aa
tho indebtedness Of the city WAS about
one quarter OF o million dolan The
council would do wei ia slowly feeling
ia way In the matter of Issuing street
Improvement bonds,
In this statement Mr. Nchaefer was
In error, and aa u person who has taken
such q deep interest In the welfare OF
the city, be viii DO as much pleased TO
learn Of his error 40 viii Nll residents
OF the city.
Al the meeting when Mr. Sohaefer
made the statement Chairman Field
interrupted him by stating that he
could give some light upon the matter
Of indebtedness but Mr Sehaefer passed
the matter over % ofslightimportanco,
and In the addresses following the mat
ter waa overlooked.
The statement OF the clty's Indebted
ness as prepared for reading 1T the
meeting, showed that tho bonded In
debtednesa OF the city ls e20SOOO,
divided VA follows: water works, $780,
900; city hall AID grounds, $4,000; Are
department, el0W0, general expense
and dcAclt, $4,000; sewer, $4,000.
There nre also bonds out ~ The amount
OF oil, 800 on permanent street Improve
ment, but this cannot be termed % in'
dobledness, as " iss assessed on prop.
orty abuttlnp the Improvement
10 Offset this IN the value Of city
property. The water works plant Ia
worth $4,000; city hall and grounds
are worth $4,000; fire department
worth $4,000 and sewer worth $4,000,
This makes total OF s3Bb0O0 Add.
Ing 10 this the tii 800 permanent etroot
Improvement bonds and the result VIII
be $4,000 Subtract from this amount
The bonded indebtedness, s270,aOO and
the result iB eg7 900 which Canton has
over any indebtedness. Counting with
this $4,000 bonds which viii bp paid In
q few days and tho result Va 100000.
Aud yet hundreds Of citi2eng can be
found who think Canton Is In debt.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31
A CLEVELAND MANAGER
Talks Of Building an Opera House In
Canton, Akron aud Other Cities.

The Cleveland Plain Dealer this
morning states that Gus Hartz, mana.
ger Of Cleveland opera house. has
returned from youngstown with a
three years lease Of the opera house at
that place in his pocket
"rho youngstown theater," said Mr.,
llartd last night "is only the beginning
Of what intend 10 name the northern
Ohio circuit, and | expect to manage
ere long theaters In Akron, Canton,
Findlay, Toledo aud other points, My
scheme win then be 10 book attractions
for two weeks, playing them q week In
ono Of the local houses ard a night
each In my circuit, which will enable
me 10 give one night stands as good as
can give In Cleveland II Is not an
easy matter 20 Induce the best com.
paniog ~ play N ohieit tOwpBs bub hay
Ing u circuit Of week ! can give them
cerlalntles If necessary. | propose TO
give youngstown two or three attrac.
TONS wo0kly, | may have theatera
built In the towns have named TO
you"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31
ST PATRIoK's DAY.

Further Arrangements Mado For tho
Grand Entertainment 10 bo Given on
That Day,
The committee having In charge the
arrangements for the 81, patrIcka
Day celebration, met last night and ap
pointed several Sub committees. Mr.
s, y, Hart will furnish the piano for
the OCCASION
John Duffy was elected treasurer
aud T., l., Manly given charge Of the
printing Every effort will be made Ia
make the entertainment u grand sue.
cess and II will no doubt be an event
which will long be remember by all
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31
GOLDEN WEDDING ANNrvnRsARY

At tho Residence OF William Dannomillor
---A Veteran Journalist Bomogod by His
Fri0nda.
The golden Wedding anniversary OF
Joseph A. Heiman, for many years ed.
itor and proprietor Of the Ohio Volks.
zoitung, was celebrated Monday even.
ing at the residence Of Mr. William
DOnnemiller, on North Poplar street,
Friends and relatives TO the number of
dfty assembled to do honor to this well
known and highly respected citizen,
and the evening was one Of supreme
enjoyment. A fine supper was served.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31

Hopo For Prompt aud Liberal Response.
The committee appointed to solicit
subscriptions for the new Young MenE
Christian Association building will
hold a meeting at the rooms Of tho
association this evening for the pur.
pose Of completing arrangements for
an immediate and thorough canvass OF
the city. No citizen Of Canton, who
has the welfare Of our city at heart, can
afford TO withhold his practical cooper
alton and aid from 80 deserving an
enterprise, and the committee hope
that there win be prompt and liberal
response from 0ll who shah be solicited,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31
MESMERlzED AT A DISTANCE
Another Strange CaUe, This Time In.
terestIng Beach City Residents,

EDIToR DEMOCRAT, We have read
hore with interest the account in last
weeks Issue OF the instance wherein
the young lady, Daylias Of Navarro, was
meomerlgl d at a distance Of ten miles,
You write Of this IN being the only
known circumstances OF the kind hay
Ing taken place In this country. And
YOU seem 10 suggest that even the
occurance OF this needs more proof TO
convince you that the lady was actually
meamerzed at that distance, Permit
me 10 call your attention 10 similar
ooourance, truth OF which 10 youchtd
for by Doctor Samuel Wolf, OF WilmOt,
q man long and we'll known for hon
eaty and truthfulnesB, He ayers that
no sat In circle with one Doctor
Ayes and several others 10 teat the
power OF mesmerst. Among this
number was a lady who soon gave eyl.
dence OF his power and after being held
under the Influence for q time was re'
leased. She was then told that NJ two
o'clock on n certain day she would fall
TO sleep, (the mesmerlst being absent),
DIR, Wolf declares that Dr. ASers
and no went 20 the house IN company
with many others and found That she
had fallen asleep promptly at the time
named.
Yours In the interest OF new disoOy.
cries A, j. S1'AaNAu0u
DR., Samuel Wolf is set living and his
signature 10 the foregoing can readily
be obtained The doctor Is wellknown
by the aged editor, A, McGregor,
BEACH Cry Jan, %
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31
pilODi pnOsl itching Pilos.

SYMpToMs--M Moisture; intense Itch
ing and stinglng; most At night; worse
by scratching, IL allowed to continue
tumors form, which often bleed and III.
crate, becom ing very sore. SwAYNE'e
OINTMENT stops The itching and bleed
ing, heals liberation, and in most casei
removes the tumors, AT druggists, ol
by mail, for 80 cents. DIR, Swayne q
Son, Philadelphia. lT-T.sl
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31

United States demand a protective
tariff, The question was opened by o,
", Metzgar, of hichyille, who tried 10
explain 10 tho people how high tariff
would benefit them, lle was followed
by MesRm. Kahlea, VanhOrn, bniyely,
Agnes aud Eaalg, The speakers on the
negative produced such deep argu,
menta that those present went home
with the candid opinion that tariff for
revenue only was what the people
wanted.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31

The funeral of Mrs. Samuel Miller,
who died Monday at her residence two
miles south of Canton, will take place
Wednesday afternoon at o'clock. The
remains will be inferred in the West
Lawn. Mrs. Miller was SO years Of age.