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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-07

One 81 tho most lucky accidents, " lhe
term may bo used, happened ~ twenty
minutes Of noon to-day
The Canton Gas Company are ereellnR
wall about eight feet weAi OF lhplr 70
tort room on South Walnut street, Tho
wall IN about 90 high 40 the old building,
aud brick layers were still nt work ON w.
II was tho Intention 70 tear oul the roof OF
tic old building and connect tic old walls
with tho new one,
AZ the time above mentioned q RUM
bling noise was heard, which lasted q few
seconds, then there was crash, ANA tho
south end OF tic roof had cayed IN Dirt
and debris flew IN every direction and
CONSERVATION relgned among the work'
men, There were nine men working il
the building inside, and after the dust had
settled they all came walking out, much
- tho surprise Ot all, Beyond q terrible
fright no One was hurt,
ono Of the wOrlmGn Inside, u oolOred
man, related hla experience % follows I
~ was wOrkn away when all iwOnce |
heard Aumiin sort 70 rumble and crack,
Den Htuli from dc roof fell all around ne,
1 thought Gabriel was oomlu hhua, Don |
sec day light Rn clum out,n
How they all escaped h miracle, Tho
now wall N ragged about six inoheH and
part Of II may t0pple over AT any time,
aud the greatest precautions are being
taken against acoldenia, A force Of wOrk'
men are AT work clearing the debrlh away,
The loss 70 tho company viii bo oonsid'
erable,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-07

Shortly after o'clock this noon Louis
Lesaiok and wife, who reside -four miles
west Of Masallon, we're Ia tho store OF
Werner a HALL, on North Market street.
doing some shopping, Mr. l'easlel sud
denly tainted aud sank proslrale on the
floor, A number OF customers we're Ia tho
store and II caused considerable excite
ment Dr., M, &, Fouka wasat once SUM
moned and when he arrived life was fast
ebbing away, Pulsatlon was feeble, and
while all that could be was done Tor him,
tho unfortunate man expired His wlfe
Waitewor'strluken and could not compose
herself She is a lady we'll up In years,
while her husband was about Ob' The
happy couple came 10 this city this MORN
ing Ia o buggy on business, ANA VIII 10 on
a RhOpplng tour he was stricken down,
lle had been q sufferer OF heart disease
and this attack was a fatal one,
Coroner Ahnifer was AZ once notified
and Viewed the remains They were given
Ia charge Of j, l.. Arnold a Co., the under
takera, who will send tho remains 10 Mas
alll0n thla evening,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-07
Rnv, Huan 0. rnNrnoonp.

lie hpeaka 10 an i1nl husiaatio Audience In
tho Assembly hoom.'.diat OF HIS Dis.
oourhe,
A good sized audience met the Rev,
Hugh o, Pentecost last evening In the as
sembly room when he arose 10 deliver bis
address, and the frequent and hearty
bursts Of applause indicated that many Of
hIa expressions met with approval,
The pleasant polished, and at times
grandly eloquent delivery Of the speaker
held the close attention Of his hearera
from the start, and no brief report can do
the lecture Justice How the ideas and
bellofa Of dead men dominate those now
living, In religion, medicine, law and po.
lllIcal economy, was demonstrated by
striking Illustrations, Speaking Of the
Mosaic code, Mr., Penteeoat declared that
our Ideas Of morality arc different from
those Of Moses and hla time, Then men
were half aayagea, but the hellofa Of
these men have more influence than tho
sayings Of any aud all Of the wlscst men
living to-day, II was crying shame that
We should be- dominated by code Of laws
made for q people but little better than
Digger Indians,
In the field Of political economy Mr.,
PontccoSt paid hla respects TO Protective
tariff ~ the belief Of dead mon In their
influence over people to-day, II IL not
asked, IL II right, hut what did Washing
ton Hay, or Jackson or JOllcraon or some
other dead mon, Belief la the power Of
protective tariff 60 benefit was liRoncd by
tho speaker 10 belief IN a fCtlch, A Saw
age, stumbling over u crooked stick, picks
II up aud hangs Il In his hOyol, Upon hla
return from u successful fray he bows
down aud w0Whipa H., hut " misfortune
happens him ho never thinks Of ascribng
II TO the lOtlchi something else did Il, So
with protection, We are shown vast HC-
CUmulutlons Of wealth In ihc possession
Of the fow, hut not the terrible toncmCnla,
the starving Cuildrou and the oyCrburdCu-
ed lOilCrs, These lUttcr results the Pro.
toCtipulHl w0HhIppCr says his fctCh hHa
nothing 10 dOwith, ThOHp HpCNkCrdonounC
ed Protection Ha an enormous humhug,
aud the belief In Ia goodness pure super.
gtillun,
But few apoukors have appeared On the
platform iu this city who can compare
with Mr., pcntcc0Ht ua u polished orator.
aud the lecture itaclf was considered by
many az gcm Of sparkling rhetoric,
solid fact and brilliant Argument II iHto
be- hoped hO can he Induced to Visit ua
again In Tho near future,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-07
A VETERAN NnwoPAPnR MAN

Coca on Vlalt TO Chicago and Surprises
His Frienda by Returning With q
Wife,
That veteran newspaper man an cX'edi'
tor, Mr., Archibald McGrogor OF this city,
has surprised his hosts OF frlonda Ia this
city by Joining the great army Of Benc'
diets,
The one upon whom ho settled na q llio
partner h Mrs, Amanda Stooac, OF Union,
Town, this county. Tho ceremony was
performed nt Chicago on Thuradny Of
last week. by Rev, A, Il, SkoOla, Of the
Congregational church, Mrs. Stocao had
boon visiting thoro with her aon.in,nw
and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Evans, at
Hyde Park,
Tho bride aud groom have returned 10
th4 city aud are to-day receiving Congrlt.
ulutoua, The NEwNDEMoCRAr Joins
with thcm In Wishing the couple long life
Nnl happIucAs
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-07
rnnoAqHo1lo ooNonnlo u,

F1ouraon Tiolota 20 baltimore, Md 4,
and Webhlugtoa, u. @, via tho ionn'
nylganih Linen
For the great Catholic meeting, which
Ia 10 bo opened IN Baltimore, November
10, 1890, The sale OF cXcurM0n lckcM 20
nli applicants hna been arranged via the
PENNSYLVANIA Limos ut Tie rate Of one
lowest limited fare for the round trip
from nll ntntons, every day from NovCm'
bcr 7lh 20 November 18th, both inclusive,
For the accommodation OF those dcails
ing 20 visit the Natlon'a Capital, which Ia
hut short ride from Baltimore via the
Pennsylvania railroad, excursion uckoW
will bc sold via the Pennsylvania Lines,
account Of the Catholic Congress, viii be
mndo good 20 Washington and .roturn
without any additional increase In the
rate. They will bc good 90 stop over .nt
Baltimore In both directions, aud viii be
houorcd returning by trains leaving Bal
timoro or Washington up 10 November
goth,
For further information apply 10 the
nearest passenger or ticket agent
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-07
k. Of p. omcnrn 90 to Allinnco

This morning Colonel Criss, Adiutont
Cunningham and Captain Wiclondt Of
Canton order u, Il, x, Of p, left FOR Alli'
ancc whore the officers Of the ten organ
iaations Of the State have meeting to-
day for the purpose Of completing The ar
rangcmcnts for tho grand ooncloyc TO he
held at Milwaukee, wis, IN tho near
future. Thoy also have u military train
iugoXCrcisc az these meetings of tho Of
npprB,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-07
Losing uer Mind.

Oliver Klcckncr who resides at 81 Aou'
sci street, this afternoon will mako oppli.
cation in probate cour, 90 have an inquest
Of unacy on his wife. Tho case rs sad
one. They mvo tmcp children aud tho
mother recently has acted very strange
She seems TO ho undCr the dclusion TINT
some ono is prosecuting her ana Is con'
stputly Nboring under nervous excite
mont, She has sister who has boon in
the asylum at Toledo, ond the 0lllictlou
epoms 10 be hereditary,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-07
DE- N rnnlltnn,n Now procrns.

Based upon science Of nn lnfolliblo
method FOR Che treatment OF all chronic
aud acute Diseases with botanic r'modlca,
$500 will bc paid 10 any patient " a failure
II tho result OF his treatment TO those who
oniOr into contract 10 that ciicct IT u
cnec IN curnblc Il will bo plainly pro-
nounccd so. rho Doctor han ipltcn up
pciinnnont headquarters NJ Union Hotcl,
b1 North Market street, Canton, q, No
pay Ia demanded until nbHoluton cures are
performed. Consultation Ht the hotol
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-07
JUBILEE
10 be Held In This City Next Tuesday
Evening by Victorious Democracy,

10 be Held In This City Next Tuesday
Evening by Victorious Democracy
A very enthusiastic meeting was hold
In the Y, NJ, d, @, rooms Wednesday eyon'
Ing to arrange for grand jubilee, Com
mIttees were appointed aud energetic
work will be done 10 have this one Of tho
most Iubllant occasions ever known In
the city, James h, Campbell, Governor
elect, has announced that ho will be
present,
The committee on finance consists oi
MeHsra, VolEmann, Dumoulln, ,Delp, ,lir0bst,
Lied and Henry on decoration, MeaHrH,
John Carr, GOahorn, Kuohler tloll and
riendor, aud Moasra, Conrad SohwCllor
Capt, Moss, Fred, Lied and w, j, Plcro,
with the Stark County Executive Commit
tee, will have full charge,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-07
aari.Wnhslm.

Mr., Manlas Carl, the popular electrician
Of The Canton Electric Company, has
nlIon unto himself q wife la the person OF
the g'flol Mias Linnlo G., Wilhelm, OF
New Baltimore, The ceremony was per-
lormcd Sunday evening at o'clock hy
the Rev, T., T., llcrhruol,, nt ha studio, IN
North Walnut street, The couple have
She best wlahcA Of their many friends,
Mr. nnd Mrs, Carl have mkcn quarters at
lhn UnmnlL
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-07

This morning Judge Pcosc heard the
petition for divorce Of Bertha Barton
against George w, Barton, hor husband,
w. j. plcro waa the attorney and habitual
drunkenness was charged Quite num.
ber of witnesses werO examined, and the
court Granted olocrcc and restored her
10 hcr ninidon nnmo, Cora Stpnch, Both
parties reside In this city and quite a
crowd was IN the court room to witness
tho proceedings,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-07
UNKNOWN BURGLARS

Rob Poor widow Woman Of y Largo
Quantity OF doods Prepared Eor Wintor
uao.
Saturday night mlscrcnnh entered
The cellar Of Mra, Kohnin, a widow OF r.
duccd circumstances, Residing three miles
north Of thln city on the Valley railway,
aud stole her supply of butter, lard and
canned goods " IL u great loss 10 the
woman, ,,,.
Thc burqlara visited Nlrn. Wockcrly's,
noAt door, aud stole all hcr ohickons'
yhorc IN no clue,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-07
A pnobor Mnn Mnlon q eurgontlon.

En-. NEws.DEMooRATi-As the Demo.
Gratis are going 10 celebrate their great
and glorious victory, suggest the follow.
ing Os a motto for transparency
"Wc Watched thcm Wind, but for this
Case you will have 10 Duo-bcrCU ter here
aftcr.M
This would please all the boys in the
factory, and all Of whom like tho NEWS.
DENOCRAT
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-07
rtwnn1qot 1tln rlrnt oEonno.

Tho Cleveland Plain Dealer of to'duy
anya, "Clomont Lcnhordt, who wng ro.
comfy fined 10y ludro RiCkg, Of the United
Stntos District Court lormoilmg Threaten.
inp mhttcr 20 the County Treasurer OF
Stark county, had u hearing ON y similar
chnrgc before tho United States CominiH.
eionor Monduy morning, II being alleged
Tint no sont sneh lcttore FROM ~ Louis,
H0 was bound over IN $500 10 appear at
tlic next term Of court In the Eastern dis
lrirL OF Mlnannm.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-07
nrnnhnnh no nhllor ellnnor.

70 r. p, SlIinncr Editor, Mossillon;-
have decided 20 remain In Stark
county, but will bo absent in Columbus
during the Winter Run down and will
show you tthc Ballet by the way, sug.
goat that you change the namo of your
paper TO the Daily Boomorongi the namc,
Independent, IL misleading
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-07
90 ohnn ro,tor. Granting.

10 Chaa, Foster, Foalorlu, President Stan
durd Gan Cot
The boodlc did not otronch, Invent, but
the result h not up 10 expectations. Some
of the dumcuauos who took u used Il
apninnl uu. Tom 4,
i. Sd. j. Grant h doing os well az
could be expected under the circum
llancca Julc Whiting has not boon seen
ulncc the election,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-07
A GOLD DAY.

N.H ,rco Trade winds blow
AMI th1 rifIH must &c.
Audwhat viii Mckinley do thon9
rulr lhlug
ITO win turn up hlh toes,
Whom Tor Cungrrbs no gpea,
Or become Free Trader
ny jlugl lloOr IA,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-07

tepprlh have been received ~ tho oillee
OF the NEwR'DEMooRAT from all the yot-
Ing precincts Ia the county except Elton,
IN Sugar Creek township and Pigeon Run
Tuscarawas township, While these 70
ports may differ materially from
the official vote II IL not at all
likely that the vote will be changed 80
much that II would reduce the lowest man
more than hundred, and as the lowest
majority on any candidate Is over -four
hundred, II cannot affect tho result, Con-
llrmlng the election Of every man on tho
Democratic Ticket,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-07

enter into eantraet 10 that elect II a
nounGed so, The DOptof has taken np
permanent headquarters al UniOn Hotel,
81 North Market street. Canton, u, No
pay Is demanded uuil absolute cures arc
performed, Consultation 10 the hotel
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-07

Frank Donockor, agent for the Donock.
OF hOlrs, will olfOr for sale Nt their resi-
doncc I Y mlca north of Malvern, Satur-
day, November 10, four head OF horses,
clghl head Of cattle, wagons, carriages,
harness aud general variety OF houpo'
hold goods, The sale will commence Nt o
O'clock.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-07

Have YOU read The proof positiXc Of pr,
II, Ruasell Burners superior skill IN his
certificate advertisement on another page,
m not, look it ilp and read u At once, nnu
remember Dr. burnor VIII ho at tho bar
nett House, Friday, Saturday hndSunuay'
NovCmbcr 10, 10 and ~,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-07
wlllHave Trouble.

The Pennsylvania Company Is oXrcr
ioncmq IA good deal Of trouble nt Alliance,
The G. & +. road wants u now siding 0t Il
euhurb called Freedom, This morning
one suit foran Injunction was commenced
and this afternoon Milton Flahor by his
attorney, J, D. LowlB, lllod another ono Of
u similar nature.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-07
RoRAKnRls LAMENr
ONlmopoloaI,, to soarc'pcarol

lWlth apologies tu hhnGrhprAro,l
Farewell long farewell to hll my Wcaucsj
THIS ls Che end ufiorl 'rwua lcstuday
The alr was iull of hlDssomiug hDpo,
Aud umu Wua tOuulng h ruon Cougcr'Uprophec
Aud Ull lpua uluaNug uOuula svumol uglow
Auu then O. oiu pAmu hu'L NkilluR irust
ANA tnW4 while greatness Was 49, rprnnM
im uNppyl uulllrN IN tho bud and fouWl
hut thyu. uld she man, Mac, ANA all the rest
1hOy tul Ua heavy as I do
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-07
pho ph,rd Injunction.

Another suit has boon filed against tho
Pennsylvania company operating the &, u
T.. Railway asking for an injunction 20
prevent them from putting down u side
track nt Alliance George Robinson ~
the plaintiff, making the Third petition OF
tho Kind filed,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-07
AN uNKNowN MAN
Found Lying Ia His own Blood Upon q
Prominent street

Prominent street,
This morning AZ 2 o'clock persons pass
Ing the corner OF East Seventh aud South
Cherry street heard groans coming from
some ono who was surely suffering pain,
After going 10 the place from which tho
sound came, uelghbora found q men prob,
ably nifty years old lying on the sidewalk
N pool OF blood hnd almost unconscious
water trough aud bathcd his wounds,
These were quite severe, ho being terribly
cut and bruised along the right aldG Of his
face and head llo lad been drinking
aud was under the influence Of liquor Ut
the time ho was found, and could not give
his name, 0nly stating that lio was an old
soldier, Republican, aud that ho lived ln
freeburg Ito was taken 10 Il phyacIpn'H
office aud his wounds pro- q 'ly treated,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-07
ARnllrnnd Mnn Mnrrlnd.

Mr. Nicholas Dlclcs, Of the G., G, q S,
ear shops hna talon unto hlmgclfu porton
Of Mlni Sarnk Wnwller an catlmnhlo
young lady from few miles north Of the
city. The ceremony was performed by the
Rev, E. +, llorbrucl, Nt ha studio The
couple have takcn mp their abode In Mr.,
DlolIoa own rcAidcnco on South Plum
ntrppt,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-07
A Defeated Candidate Bxtonds Congratu-
lauona,
The following oNploina itself;

The following cNploina itself;
ALLIANCE, Ohio, Nov, G, 1890,
J., A. LolcnoE ESQ., Canton, Ohio
Dear Sr'-Acccpt my hearty congrotuo-
tions and allow me 10 thank you for the
fair and honorable manner IN which You
have conducted the contest for county
auditor While | very much regret the
defeat Of the Republican ticket, | can
only entertain feelings Of the greatest
respect for you and consider Il no dis
credit to have been defeated by a gentle
manly opponent, Very truly yours,
Gro, Il. GYOER.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-07

This Office has received n copy OF the
now directory of Canton, MnsaIllon and
Allinncc, and u businesa directory fStnrIt
county, issued by N, II, Burch & Co. Tho
bool, is u valuable ono and II ono or NC
host vulumos Of the kind published, Tho
publishers are TO be congratulated.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-07
nnmn nrnnllnnt atonk a..

Jnmca Fry aud ed lNymakcr Of thaClty
have Just returned from u trip 10 union
county, While there they purchased u
carload OF horses and coltsnnd also n load
of frcah ahort.horu cowa weighing from
100 10 1850 pounds, II ~ lluo stock ana
will bo put ON the market here.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-07
DECIDEDLY nucouRAGINa,

n Companion Shows tho City Mortality
Loea Than several Monlha Ago,
Tho sudden appearance Of that dcudly
mnlndy, scarlet iOyoT has aroused Lrayo
approximations OF an epidemic, ThlH
ton should be taken,
In this connection 4 will hc plcnHlug IA
noto that the mortality Of the city h lcna
than that Of some mOuiha previous In
August The mortality was 10, Ia September
Il was "a aud the last month Il was 20,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-07
SERIOUS injuries.

Last evening MA Deputy Sheriff Me-
Kinney was coming down tho stairs from
jho Y. NJ, u. g, rooms he was pushed by
tomo unknown person and fell hohdlong
down the stairs, He received serious iil-
luries about the head and ehouldern,
which monibors he will ho compelled TO
carry In a sling for aofho time.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-07
Nm Allonod lNrnnd.

Thia afternoon Mrs. Elizabeth Shlycy
came hoforo Justice Rlnglo aud aworo out
wnrrnnt for the nrrcat OF George Long,
She chorgoa him with doiraudng her out
of u honrd bill amounting 70 slD,b1, Con-
atnblc SchlnglO arrested him this nltcr.
noon aud placed him In jail 10 await his
hpnriUp,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-07
pr. N. nnmlllon,n Now preooaa

Based upon science OF nn intnliible
method FOR the treatment Of oil chronic
S8OO will be paid TO ahy patient lf u failure
n tho result Of his treatment 10 those who
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-07

Tonlwnya believe everything that n pcr-
eon tclln You, but when you hcnr that Che
beat blood purifier iH sulphur lihtcra, you
can believe Il, for they cured me OF So
verc cnao of blood poisoning. Row A.
Fairchild, New York Clly,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-07
A uront Gain.

Tho Republicans claimed Precinct B Of
the Seventh ward 10y 100 majority II was
so scnt TO the headquarters at Columbus
Tho vote shows q Democratic majority ol
5l which Is due to the hustlcrs in that pro
cinct, OF which Z, j, Collins il captain
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-07
rnrnner,n Ynrdint.

Coroner SchOcfor to-day rendered q yer-
diet ON tho death Of Louis LcsslclS, who
died suddenly In Wnnor 4 Balls store
yesterday afternoon, lie rendered vcr-
diet OF death by heart disease.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-07
normor onntonInnn 10 bo MaryIed.

Invitations hnv been received Ia this
clty by number Of persons 10 attend the
we,lding OF Mr. John Gross, formerly Of
iho city, but now living at Charleston, H.
and Mlas Mary A Cordor, Of Muuoon, llln
on "Wednesday ovonlnl, Noyomhor l8lh,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-07
Death by Consumption Of tho Threat.

Gertrude 81, John, aged % years, died
Tuesday night Of consumption of the
throat, after an illness of two years. She
N daughter Of d, u. 81 John of No. Ia
Wost Eighth street Tho funeral will he
held Saturday NJ 2p.m.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-07
Health IsWeaihl

pn. E. q, wrsrB NERVE AND uRAig TRrAT.
MiNr, q guaranteed specific for llyMprIn nWEl-
ness, OOnvnlslone, fiH, Nervous NonrilKlh keAl,
nrhe, NrryOuA lIuHrhtinn caused y, tlo use or
aIen oftlnmg VI IN, train resulting IN insanity
and LEADING u migOiy decay nnd dohih PfgmWuto
Old Are BarrHAnran, LOIS df Power W ulthor AvNi
involuntary Losses and Spormat1rfhuoa caused NY
oyer.oxnrt0n VI tho bralu hclf'ahusc nt over ~
dulpeute Zach box contains 0no WunlllH utat-
mont al 90 u box, or HiX boxes for SO'OO, sent Wy
Mail prepaid on tocolpt NJ rueh'
WE GUARANTEE SIX nONEs
no eure my case WIN each order received ny ny
for aiy b0xea accompanied wlth $500, we WIN gcnd
ihe purchnfer our written guarantee 10 feiunl Tue
money " tha treatment dQea not eHeCt = cure
unnrantpea iesucd pnly by Dnrhn, Wright a Oe,,
al A Market A., Thu Popular Drug Co., 10 N,
Market w., sole agerta Canton, Ohlo'
nova Ky. d&W-tuO.t thura'tat)
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-07
rlconsod 60 wed.

Marriage licenses have been granted TO
Henry Friday and Mary Bailey Louis-
yillot Wesley Frich and Anna l., Stone,
Gruentown, Robert Muhon and Susannnh
Lnudon, Louisvillor Manins Carl and Linz
mic l.. Wilhelm, New Baltimore.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-07
Relensod on Bail.

Max Bonmorts, who was placed IN the
county inil some time ago from Mnssillon
on u peace warrant, was rclonsnd to-day
on BAIL Some Youngstown parties came
TO thia city and furnished the surety
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-07
Aeuiot Marriage.

MFR, Austin Sidle aud Miae Lola StpNcr
wore Quietly married last night at Simp-
eon Nj, N, Parsonage, by Rev. w j, VIII
son. rheir many friends wish them q
hnppy life, rhey will live on South Cher
ptt HlrYpt
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-07

DR.. If, Ruasoll Burners Office at Barnett
House, Friday, Saturday and Sunday
November 10, l6 and IL Examination
FREQ 70 oil,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-07
THE OFFICIAL VOTE
psing Counted And More Terror Sent Ia
tho silly hoTAtohers,

The official vote 10 being counted IN
Court Room No, p County Clerk Me
Gregor and Justice Wettaoh with several
assistants are doing tho work, and tho
count will not be completed until late
hour Tonight, Canton city official gives
thl following maiOrItiesI
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-07

On Tuesday, Nov, 10, Henry llrnbill viii
spll al public sale ut hia residence, ono
milo east OF Richvlllc, large assortlnont
of stock and farming implcmonu sNlo
to commence 0t y o'clock f-ow