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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-01-16
COLLARS AND CUFFS,
SHIRTS, DRAWERS, MEMS SOCKS, Etc

p. ST want To buy Il few hundred
bushels of CLEAN OATS, also | want
Live Turkeys and Chickens, as soon as
the weather is little cooler to ship
Yours very Truly,
L. sMII'H Il co.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-01-16

In this same department are other and
cheaper Brushes for the Teeth, well as
Brushes for the Hair and the Clothes, a full
line of the best Toilet Soaps, and many other
things of everyday usefulness.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-01-16

Ifany dealer says he has the W. L. Douglas
Shoes without name and price stamped on
the bottom. put him down as fraud.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-31

Not the Protective tariff, but the genius
and inventive spirit OF the American nrti-
ann, The Protective tariff had about ~
much To do with the invention OF this
marvellous aud delicate machinery ~ Big
Jonca had In producing the mule industry
of Kentucky Now about the tariff on
witches, everybody knows that tho Mills
hill docs not disturb the watch Industry q
particle, and ovcry watch worker ana
watch manufacturer knows H.
Having given the points that Big Jones
attempted TO make, let us rolor to Tow
points that nro quito vital 10 thlscnmpniKn
that biz Jones did not touch upon, lc
did not tell the people OF Canton That inc
Republican legislature Of Ohio had yio..
lated the principle of home rulo In II OF
w important cities OF Ohio, and that For,
nllcr wna now In absolute command
through his so.cnllCd Boards OF Control
and the stranplcrg OF Cincinnati, OF the
Republican party of Ohio.
Blg Jones did not tell OF tho corruption
and stealing that had boon developed In
ForalSors pet Board of Control In Cinein.
natl. He did not tell OF the p0tont ballot
box, owned by tho forgcr Wood, who y u
partner OF Gov Fornkor's brother j lm,
Nor did he explain the operations OF tnNt
pntent ballot box HR Gov. Foraker eX-
planned Il, with the aid of the. gravel thiGf,
Goo. II, Topp, In his wonderful epooch III
Music Hall, Cincinnati Hero II IN;
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-31
SOMETHING MYSTERIOUS
In the Sudden Disappearance OF Contrao-
tor Binder - Thought TO Have Been
Foully Dealt with

In the Sudden Disappearance OF Contrao-
Y tor binder - Thought 10 Have Been
Foully Dealt With,
Several days ago an account was given
In these columns Of the sudden departure
from this city Of Charlea Binder, a com
tractor who has been engaged In business
In this city for some time past II has
since been learned that on the day OF hla
Disappearance ho had In his possession
almost ono thousand dollars, several hun.
dred Of which had been received from
John g, Duebor and the balance ho had
drawn from ono OF the banks Of this city.
After getting this money oatonalbly for
the purpose OF paying his employees and
various debts which ho owed here In tho
city, he did pay 10 Bauman Bros, u bin OF
over ono hundred dollara which he owed
them for doing stating for him, lilo also
paid one OF his painters about twenty-five
dollars, after which not the slightest trace
Of him can bo learned, His family In
Cleveland claim that they have not heard
anything whatever from him since fOw
dnya before lao loft Canton. HC then
stated 70 His wife that ho was getting
along all right here and would have
steady work all winter. II seems very
strange that " hc intended 20 deiraud his
creditors ho should pay out that sum OF
money whom ho could Just ~ well have
taken II with him, II looks very much an
N ho might have been done away with
some way, having no much money on his
person,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-31

The Republican parade Wednesday
evening was very oredliahle demonstra'
tlon, hut not half up 10 expectations, An
organised effort was made 10 get up an
overwhelming show, Speelal trains were
run from Carrollton, Alliance and Mas
slllonl also Canal Fulton, Gov, Foraker
was advertised and the people were not
notified by the committed that Gov, For
aSeF was not 10 bepreaent
One Of the finest high bred Kentucky
aaddlera had been selected for Gov For
akeF TO ride al tic head Of the parade,
With that spirit Of enthusiasm aud pro-
greaa which has alwaya characterized the
krws'DEMooRAT, we had cut made OF
Foraker and this pranolng equine darling,
which he would have ridden through the
streets Of Canton In q sun blaze OF rod ilre,
had not an unklnd fate proairatod him
with nervous prOsiratlon, Here h0 lHi
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-31
FORAKER's SICKNESS.
II Looks Like Working the sympath,
Dodge,
(Plaln Dealer Rpeolsl,


| COLUMBUS, OotoberD,- One Of the mos
ludlerous comedies ever enacted la Ohlo
politics IL tho sickness Of Gov, FORAKER
and tho manner 0f its management The
idea OF Charley Kurlz, the governors prl,
yale secretary, playing the role Of ply,
Hlcian aud issuing daily bulletins on The
governors condition IL enough 10 make
the average olllzon smile, In the mean
time the governors attending physician
10 never heard FROM, Occasionally "Drn
Kurta says something about This physl'
clansn but the doctor himself h not saying
anything NJ present about the condition Of
his patient, II IN understood that "Dr,n
Kuriz Will announce soon that his patient
has had relapse aud Chairman COnger
VIII send out instructions " make tho rDB-
Olutlon OF sympathy stronger, The gov.
ernOr has been attending 10 the routine
and general business Of his office at home
since last Friday, aud while Il h not do,
sired 10 make light Of anybOdy'a aiiiIGtlona
at the same time circumstances force
many clllaena OF Columbus who are ac-
quaintGd with the surroundings 10 rldlculG
the governors continued illness.
Gov, BOraher'R connection with a bunoO
game known aa the Black Diamond rail-
road system has not been explained, Tho
governor N silent on the auhlGCt aud 40 a
result q storm Of protests and CamOrs for
q word from the governor on the aubjGGt
y pouring into Republican headquarters,
The pressure has become 40 great that tile
governor sent Adlutant General Axllne 10
GAINESVILLE Tor the purpose Of consulting
with A, II, lioono 70 sec what could BE-
done toward an explanation, Reports.
from Ennehyllle say that Mr., AxlinG has
been In close consultation with Boone for
two daya,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-31

In the parade were the Grand Army
Band OF Canton, the Harmonic band OF
MaaallOn, the Morgan band Of Alliance,
the Marlboro Drum Corps, the Mnhnlllon
Drum Corps and the CITY Band Of Canton,
The meeting cost the Republican COM
mtiee over a 900, but that N more drop
la the bucket, 90 they are lousy with
bOodle, The parable was l0d by twenty
three mon ON horseback, Tho Alliance
Mckinley club marched with fOrty.Ono
mon la line. Tho Mckinley club
OF Canton lad thirty-cight including
Mr.. Marvin Of Akron, cor, Cleveland Pom
ny Press, ESQ, BradCn, and ten other can
dIdntca for the Canton poAi'oillc, Owing
70 the unusual dHmpneaA pervadlng, thc
atmosphere they did not wear tholr linon
duatora,
Tho club from the nuObcr watch works
numbered about 100 carrying q trhnappr'
ancy, wlthth motto, 1--WE wlllwnd thom
up,n A paper was circulated In the Due.
Der works recently for agnnulrrH ul
those who would parade, The question
presented ITSELF whether this was
10 ascertain who would parade or
who wouldnot There wAaqulto an oxnbore
anco Of red fire along the limo OF march
aud a prnfuac shooting of Of nky rockets,
The parade mnrchCd 20 the Tabernacle "
y OO'ClOpks ana Ohhlfinhn lulnVl NlWil.
arose IN hla august gravity with u sort oi
barn door, ulcntorinn voice read lhc pom
doroua list OF Vice prcnidcnta Tho fol
lowing very able bodied gcntlcmOn took
seats on the platform; Judge JOS, Frento
Ex-senator II, g, Snyder, Dr. 5, y, Cock,
Rev DIR. Muller judgo fuwcctL Clement
Ruaaoll, Sllna Williams, Col Moore
Julo Whiting, Judge w, II, Day, Turn
or then arose and In q very loud voice
asked II Mr. DucbOr waa In the house and
II 40 10 como iorownrd aud take seat
ON tho rontrum Mr. Duobcr was moi
there.
Judge Day was announced na chairman
The Judge paid Gov, Foraker u high com,
pllmcnt, greatly regretted his nbacnco and
then announced Con, Hall, OF Mnino, Ol
course the audience, most pi whom, oN
pcclcd to see the following distinguished
.auNan
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-31
osNABuRa ITEMS,

Especial Correspondence Nuws- ws-prMoonArl
The funeral Of Mrs, Woy occurred to-
day; the remains were buried IN the south
crn Cemetery.
Susan Wcirouch, wife OF Barney
Wcirouch, died Sunday after lingering
Illness with dropsy Funeral Tuesday
forenoon,
Grabcr 4 Reed shipped car load Of
ilno draught horses to Pennsylvania on
Friday.
fisherman Palmer fccls happy over tho
arrival OF pair Of twins, Of the masculine
order, Uncle Charley says they crow for
Campbell.
Lecture tonight at Trinity Lutheran
church by Rcv. KellOr, Of New York; sub.
cct; "Tho Price Of Succoss.n Como and
hear him.
Cathoun Wry died Saturday AIRED 81
years, from the Injuries received by fall
ing down flight OF stairs. Funeral SER
vices In the Trinity Lutheran church, this
Monday,
Mrs. Barney Wciroch, residing two
miles west of town on the Conton road
died Of dropscy Sunday at IL o'clock.
Funeral Wednesday,
OsNADURo, Oct. ~.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-31
now TAIN WIND SLOWS,
Some Cincinnati Men Who Think They
Can Make Some Money.

CINCINNATI, oct, "a we'll known
gentleman has made the following pr0po-
slilona, conditional that all must be taken Z
$500 that Foraker doean't carry llamll-
ton county.
$500 that Foraker doesn't got 1900 plu,
rallty In the state,
$500 that Foraker doean' get 10000 plu-
rallly In the state,
$500 that Foraker will not be elected,
Two hundred and nifty dollars has been
posted Rt Regan'a club house 10 bet on
Campbell, Tho bets are to bo divided aa
fOllowai
so even money Campbell will be elected
$50 TO 500 Campbell will have 5000
majority iH
$50 10 $3.50 ho will have 10000 majority,
$50 to 500 he will hhvt 1000 majority,
$50 10 800 he will have 5000 majority,
The bots 20 be taken together,
Mr., Regan also has 900 10 bet against
800 that Campbell will carry this county.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-31
WAS HE RoBBEDp
Tho Death Of John Carney tho Subject OF
Searching Investigation.

Tho Death OF John Carney tho Subject OF
Searching Investigation.
As set Coroner Schocror has rendered
no verdict ns 10 the death Of John Carney
who was killed nt the y, H. w, q G. depot
Monday night, There has been some de-
volopmcnts In the case that are being In
ycstigatcd, When poor Carney wandered
about the depot and visited various so.
looms, no had twenty dollar bill, When
searched by the Coroner in presence Of u
NEws.DEMoCRAr reporter he had thirty
cents In his pocket book, and one dollar,
consisting Of four quarters, In another
pocket, He also had two tickets 10 New
Castle, Pa. Why did he have two2 Had
he friend or nn cncmyY Was robbed
and then thrown on the track These
are questions that naturally present thCm'
selves and the officer In charge " probing
the matter 20 the bottom. From the
testimony no far produced Carney was Nc-
countablc for his own death lie WAS IN
the habit of carrying all his money In hip
pocket book, and that stray dollar wal,
Found In another part OF his person and
intact has excited some suspicion. Tho
investigation Is being pushed and the
matter will be slftCd In detail,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-31
A GOOD STORY,
Allen Cooks HoE Story on Governor For
Aker,

The following IN an illustration which
AlldH Cook, OF Canton, glyea Of ROmker'R
greed for Office, ll6 h a professional
oiil'e HCoher, lllH appetite Tor Office IN
absolutely inaatlAble, lle r0mlnda me Of
u big hog once heard about, There was
big mud "a f0rOli0ua hog la "a water.
melon patch. Tho old man and his SOM
came ont and ahw ull hog d0yourng all
their melons, Tho old mnn said, "See
here, Mr., Hog, We planted tho aaoda and
hoed the vines, aud gov We don't prOp0hc
10 let yoltCat lll tht molona,n "Woll,n
said Mr., Hog, "l'ye been In here twice
before and have done good work deyour
Ing your melons, and Of course that gives
me the right 10 come In u third time and
remain aa long ~ | please, Aud thon
there are none Of you that can eat melons
like | can, anyhow "Wcll,n aald the
boys, "we'll see n you'll eat all the mol
ona after we've done all the work. and
they mndO NJ the hog aud were about 10
throw him from the patch. But the hog
opened his pondcroua mouth, raised his
briatlCa, showed hia tuAks and then froths
Ing mad ho made ~ them and chased
them 10 the nearest tree, and the boys
both got up, but lust uH the old mnn was
about 10 climb up tho tree the hog
grabbed him by the seat Of the
pants ana lcrkCd him back again,
The old man scoing the dangerous prodlc-
Nmcnt ho was In, quickly reached around
the tree and grabbed tho hog by the tall
And thoro they were, The hog had the
old man by the scat Of the pants and the
old man had the hog 10y the root Of the
tail, Aud they went round and round the
tree, Tho old man swearing like an In
Jun, and the hog pulling like nn ngitntcd
waahtub, AZ last worried out aud tired
they stopped 20 take u rCat, aud the old
man looked up the. tree and ycllodi "Boy'a
for Gods sake como down and help me
let loose Of this hog,n
This IN lust the condition Of the Rcpub-
lcan party to-day Foraker ~ the fcrO-
clous third torn hog that has chased such
boys ~ BILLY Mckinley, John ShCrmpn
and Ben Buttcrworth up tree, and lina
the old Republican party by the scat
Of the pants while Il manfuly yolls for
the boys TO como down aud help Il let
loose this hog. Whether the old man
will Jerk the tall of Of the hog, or the hog
tear the scat out Of the old mans pants
romans for this campaign 90 decide,
Hut however that may he, the Dcmocra.
~ proposes 10 get fow OF the melons.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-31
$4,000 DAMAGES
Wanted For Waloe lmprl oomont and In
jury 10 Character.

WhhNou hoF IhlHn lHlNfl oNnuht Nnu IN
jury TO Character.
Late this, Thursday, afternoon two po-
tltiona were filed In Common PlcNa Court,
which add another chapter to the Phil p
Haubort trouble Ut Alliance. II vii be
remembered thut In the carly
part of the month Of September
Philip llaubcrt went to tho residence Of
Johanna Hammer at Alliance, whore hc
had always been stopplog, Late AT night
three policemen, Henry Grimes, VIM, G.,
Miller and Frank Stanley went 20 the
residence and arrested him on tho
charge of adultery, llo was put In
prison and afterwards acquitted Of the
charge. He had the policemen arrested
aud they were bound over 10 court by jus
tcn Ringlc.
rough their attorney James Sterling,
ph,,J llnubcrt and johanna Hammer ask
5000 damages each Tho former " for
false arrest and imprisonment and tho
latter for injury 10 hor character Tho
plaintiffs friends claim they hnvo u good
case. Mr.. lnubcrt Is most cstimablC
citizen Of Canton.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-31
A FINE aPnEoIE.

Mammoth Audience aud Bnthuaiaam, and
Most Dxoollont Music by rhroo Bands
Of tho County.
4, Il, Drosbnch, our popular candidate
for Representative, had u glorious meet
ingot Navarro last evening. Tho evening
was far from being pleasant but never In
the history Of the Navarro rink did II hold
such large and enthusiastic audience.
Republicans were out In full force ~ well
ns Democrats and the speakers remarks
wCrO NppnudOd vigorously and frequent
ly Tho Navarro band, The New Berlin
band and the Canton City band rendered
most cxccllcnt music, The mcmhcrs OF
these organizations have cause TO con-
gratulOtC themselves on the progress they
have made
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-31
Botter Into Than Neyor.

That long talked Of benefit game OF
base bali between the CNntons and the Y,
NJ. d. Cs. will be played at POstimc Park
next Sunday afternoon II the weather h
favorable, II twill be- for the benefit Of the
Canton players now remaining in the city,
Admission % cents, Gnmo called at .
o'clock, Tlckotsw be- sold by mcmbors,
In case Of bad weather the game will
bo played at a later date this season,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-31

Bp Jones carefully avoided all rcfcr-
once TO the Infamous plot 10 ruin the
reputation Of James u, Campbell through
the forgery of his name TO the ballot box
contract, by the man Wood, now fugi-
tive from Justice, or course he knows
that Gov Fornker's brotheris partner OF
Woods, and that Gov, Foraker rocom-
mcnded Wood TO Mayor Mosby OF
Cincinnati for smoke inspection. He did
not refer TO tho groat explosion that
occurred In Cincinnati, whom Jimmy
Campbell exposed the forgery, and Murat
llnlstead made his remarkable confess
ion, and Gov. Honlyor was blown sky
high, which concueslon has caused him
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-31
A Sunday School and Missionary Con.
yontion,

The SCmi-Anuunl Sunday school and
Missionary. Convention Of the Ninth Dis.
trict o. G, NJ, s. win bo held NJ Marlboro
Wednesday and Thursday, Nov, o and Z,
There h Il good program prepared con-
siailng OF addresses, essays and discus.
sons Of questions bearing on Sunday
school and church work. ConycynncCs
will bo NJ Hartvlllo and Limavillo 10 meet
trains Wednesday noon and Thusday
morning, JoHN EVANS, Cor, Sec,
New Berlin, q,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-31
Instead Of Gov. Foraker this N u correct
pIpturo of the man who was introduced.

Judge Day introduced Con, Hall 40 from
the State of Blaine, this brought forth
some cheers but Judge Day no1e q IN ms, y,
DnmArlncotta, Maine, twenty years ago,
lint he IL now vioo president OF the ono "
Western Coal and Iron Co., OF the Hock-
inp Valley, with headquarters ~ Column
bus, Owing 10 u highly restricted mnrhot
snused by system called the Protective
tnrilI, the furnace fires have all gone out
of Gen. HALLS three big furnaces, aud the
coal mines nre deserted, and the poor
inborcra are living on charity with
their wives and children III ruRs
and wretchcdnoss. The Ohio u
Western Coal and Iron Co, has
made un aesignmcnt md nnd 'la, splenaliHI peii,liI
army of workmcn, who prospcrod and
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-31

Big Jones finished his speech at 1880
y, NJ, with u proposition 10 nomination
Mckinley for Congress for life, That tho
audience tolt rollyed when ho quit, was
evidenced by tho enthusiastic silence
which followed tho cloalng sentence.
Then the audience filed out aud the 81 900
meeting was over.
II did not mako q vote.
Vote tho Democratic ticket.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-31
AnOrphAn HOY.

Application was mndc Sunday to Chus,
II. Frazer, OF the Humane Society TO find
n homo for an orphan boy eleven years Of
age. Tho boy was adopted from New
York homo some years ago by Alex Rudy,
u Pike township farmer, who died some
months ago, Since that time the boy has
shifted from place 10 place, lie issOid TO
be u good, smart hoy willing to do what he
can. Mr., Frazer would bo pleased 10 hear
from responsible persons willing to adopt
the child,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-31
MIR. O. Il. Jones, OF Spring nill, Iowa

MIR. O. B. Jones, Of Spring Hill, Iowa
says. 81 have used Chamberlain's Pain
Balm for severe and painful burns with
better effect than anything else | have
ever tried. 1t relieves the pain instant.
iy and cures without leaving u scar" "
pain Balm is one Of the most useful
medicines that any family can he pro
vided with, especially for rheumatism,
lame back, sprains, bruises, tooth'ache,
ear.ache and like ailments. One appll.
cation relieves the pain and u fair trial
insures a cure. 30 cent bottles for sale
by Durbin, Wright y Go. and Sollmann
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-31
Probate Court.

The following persons have boon grant.
cd their naturalization papors' John Ja'
cob Holdc, Charles Andres, Peter Hagcr
Frederic Snyder, Francis J, Bender, Gas
tino Schlotno and Louis Ahlors,
Marriage licenses have been granted 70
,Iohn ID, Smith and Ida u. Braucher, Nc
Donnldsvillo; Henry Hank and Adclinc
Fonder, Hnrtsvillc.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-31

If people would take the advice Of
the leading druggists they would never
start on q journey without u bottle Of
Chamberain's Collie, Cholera and Dlar.
rhoea Remedy, II can always be de.
pended upon and Is pleasant TO take.
Sold by Durbln, Wright " %. and Soil
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-31
nniniho Rnihor.

Tho case Of bostntdy preferred against
VIM. Mishlcr liking several miles cast of
the city, by Eta Bowers, who resides In
the same ncighborhood, was concluded
late "Wednesday afternoon. The case was
given TO the jury without argument, and
after being out n half hour verdict OF
guilty was returned
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-31
Tho Democratic Meeting at oarrollton.

The Hon. Lawrence Y, Neal was gCotcd
with the largest meeting of the campaign
at Corrollton last evening" Tho audience
was full Of Republicans, many Of them
being farmers, They listened and got
some points on the tariff. II was u great
speech and made the Democrats happy,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-31
wilmot wnntn 10 DO 1ncorpornlcd

Wilmot wants to be Incorporated, hold
ing properly that In this way only can she
keep oven with other towns OF her size
and advantages. This will incur some cX-
pensc nj first but Il will bo smooth smiling
after, Steps should DO Immediately t0kon
IN that direction.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-31
A SUDDEN DEATH,
Paralysis Btrkoa Down wOil Known
Farmer,

Samuel l., Hoover, sr,, who lived with
hia son Samuel l., Hoover, Jr,, three miles
East Of Canton on the Louisville rond,
died this morning Of apoploxy and paral.
yaia.
Yesterday he attended 20 his regular
huNncsg but was taken suddenly alck and
county nino years ago. His funeral will
hc held at his SONS residence on Friday al
o'clock and hc will be- buried at Centre
church ON the Georgetown road.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-31
DESPERATE REPUBLICANS.
Resort TO Moro Diahonorablo Means TO
T,a,vn Hnu,nhalI

Resort TO Moro Dishonorablo Moana to
Gniuro Campbell.
Ono Of the desperate measures rCeortcd
TO 10y the Foraker mnchinoat Columbus 10
inlurC Hon. James Il, Campbell h that of
sending 20 the manufacturers throughout
the state, secret circular lottor charging
Mr.. Campbell, while In Congress, voted TO
abolish all patent laws, The circulars
have bccn well distributed In Canton. II
IN safe 10 sny cycry manufacturer has one,
Mr.. Joseph Dick, Of the Dicl, Agricultural
works. aud Mr.. John DnnnCr of the Dam
nCr Manufacturing Company have
received such circular, They are too
old to be caught by any such dcspIcablo
gphpmp
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-31
A aRInvnp HOsBAND.
An oAnaburG oitiEon Files Petition For
Divorce.

The village Of Oanhburg furnishes tho
material for u sensational divorce chHe,
Yesterday through hla attorneys, Case,
MonnOt 4 Whltacrc, David Lutz ilWd h
lie alleges that his once better half hna
been moro intimate than necessary with
ono Joshua Whltcleathor during last July,
lie also alleges that she went 20 White,
lcathor'a Office At night, when the llghts
were put out and the curtnlna pulled
down, and that aho would publicly show
her fondncaa for him by sitting on his lap,
This Ia moro than ho could tolerate, hence
he wants u divorce.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-31
3 Divorce Granted.

Wednesday ovcning Judge pcnsc grant
ed divorce TO Jacob PAUL, He had
asked to be separated from his wife, Ella
PAUL on the ground Of adultery, The
testimony was somewhat sensational and
| the auditors In the court room were many,