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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-31
oHAs. AKRIpsR ron sHHRIPE

OHAH, A,KRIDnh foh hhhhlFF'
II Is said OF Charlie KrIder that ho ID
a oIIaysecd" and lheJefore onnAt aud
incompetent to DO sheriff Of Stark
County 1T Ia truly surprISihg what ar
gumcnta his opponents win bring
against him, Charlie KrIder ia a far
mere son and therefore the supporters
Of Mr. shanafclt TIE Republican iSpndl'
date, when they come into the cities to
work their candidate call RrIder q
"lIayaoed," Well now, Mr.. "llaySeed
Khdcr made u most excellent Deputy
several years ago, under James Lee,
aud old Uncle Al. DuabW who We all
know aud than whom no mao In stark
county had q better knowledge OF tho
onot, the result OF years Of experience,
frequently remarked, Il never knew u
man connected with the 0hCrlrs olllc1
10 grasp itl workings aud intricacleO
aS Kdder does" That is testimony
Suniclent for Mr., "llOyaeed" KrIdcrb
efficiency. Not Satisfied with clubbing
him . "llaysoed" Mr., Kridor's political
rivals and antagonists recognizing his
unusual strength, have Scrupled at
nothing aud no charge wOs too foul for
them 70 make to accomplish his defeat
Mr. Shanalct the Republican candi'
date Is doubtless not aware Of all tho
malicious Islander that has been hoaped
upon Mr., Krldcr, but the former Ia un
fortunate In being surrounded by q
class OF men wao In their desperation
hudnOlhlng too debplcable 10 oLgage In
their efforts, The good people Of Stark
county never yet found asaInt In their
midst and we do not believe any OF
them, even Mr. KrIders parents look
upon Charlie, rs OF sanity origin,
but when the charge Of original sin 10
tucked on TO Charlie KrIderB character,
the thinking voter is apt TO oSclaim'
sinners all wo ever were,
SINNERS an We stlll shall boi
ITO whose Life IA Simon pure,
should wing lls night 70 Eternity,
Mr., Krider, as Deputy Sheriff, was no
doubt obliged TO make enemies, but we
believe everybody who knew him In
connection with those duties, will ad'
nit that he was faithful, efficient, brave
and true, Possessing those essentials
how unjust and unfair TO attack either
his family or his personal record. For.
bid that candidacy for Office makes
man q target for the attack Of every
unfeellug, and upsorupulous wretch In
the community. Vote for Charlie
KrIder for Sheriff, ne merits the sup
port of every fair minded and Oppre'
clatlye voter,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-31
JOSEPH MAUDRu FOR CouN TX
pRHAsUREH,

pRHAbUREh
a .s
The Blrnaby 0bouters are claiming
that Joseph Mlndm, the Democratic
candidate for Treasurer, is "a mau q
sufficient mcang aud does not need the
ONCE" Now that Is a pretty orgu.
ment. We have no means OF knowing
how rich u man Mr., Barnaby Is, but we
dare gay what riches he has 0ccumu'
lated have been ground out Of the mill
Of public Office,
Four % years Deputy Auditor
Six (G) years Recorder
Three (a years Deputy Treasurer
Makes thirteen u3) years Of public
Office.
II seems TO US that Mr., BOrnaby's
insatiate greed for o0lce should by this
this time be fully satisfied,
Try something else Mr., Barnaby, like
the majority Of your fellow tolers,
II was never intended that one after
another the Offices in the Court uouCe
should be occupied by YOU.
Give somebody else chance.
Besides the argument that Joseph
Maudru Is a man of means, Is net
against him.
what wealth he has gathered is the
oulgrowlh Of ambition, strict economy,
business sagacity and uuquestloned In.
tegrity.
Mr. Maudru las served the people
well and faithfully for two terms 90
Innrmary Director, and we all know
the recompense In that Office is practIc.
ally nominal,
The man who ia willing TO serve the
people In the smaller Offices is surely
entitled to promotion, If he Is faithful.
Aud even Mr.. Barnaby, with his hir.
teen years Of "Don't care-what Office.
s).long.asit.pays" record, muot admit
that Mr.. Maudiu has been faithful.
Vote for Joseph Maudru for County
Treasurer.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-31
MAJOR MCKINLEY SPEAK OUT,

an bet Campbell win be elected,
was the remark u leading Republican
and close friend Of Major Mckinley
made TO n Republican friend, The
gentleman approached was dumb
founded ut his friend and in order to
test him said, an go you S5," The
bet was made and the money is in the
hands Of clerk in one Of our business
houses, The gentleman that offered TO
make the bet and when taken put up
his greenback Ia undoU btedly one of the
best posted politicians in Stark county;
In fact II Is the belief Of Major Mcl{in.
Icy that Campbell will be the next Gov.
ernor Of Ohio. II was from Mckinley
that this gentleman received his point,
ers upon his return from headquarters.
If Mckinley would come out in his
organ and say just what he told this
near friend he would tell only what he
believes and what the Republican lead
ers all believe.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-31

DEMOCRATS, Don't Trade Your
Votes, Republicans in their deopera'
tlon are Offering 10 trade Foraker for
their county ticket, When Republi'
can makes an offer Of that kind, spot
him." and report him Immediately 70
Democratic headquarters. The com
mlttee wants the rame Of every Re-
publican who makes an offer to trade
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-31

NoBoDY questions a mans right TO
condemn "third termsp," hut what
kind Of consistency is it TO denounco
SECOND and third termism' IN Gen,
Grant and then allow your name on u
ticket with q man like Foraker for a
fourth nomination and third term
That is just where Mr., Shanafelt, the
Republican candidate for Sheriff finds
himself. II Mr. Shanafelt fees that
we have done him an injustice by pub
lishing these facts we shall most cheer
fully accord him our columns for y
refutation.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-31

THERE Will probably not be much
red tire this evening, but there will be
u great argument by the Hon. Law
renee T, Neal NJ the Tabernacle, Re-
publicana who want 10 heOr u good,
square and honest presentation OF the
Issues by one OF the ableSt young Dem
ocratsof Ohio, would do well to turn
out this evening
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-31
OLIVER M. ooxBN FOR CLERK OF
COUATs.

If unblemlshed character strict at
tention to duty, unswerving devotion
to the national, state and municipal
law, are not to bo rebuked by honest
voters, Oliver NJ. Coxenmust be elected
Clerk Of Courts of Stark county.
There is a man who possesses in
high degree the elements set forth in
the introduction to this article, and yet
with astonishing audaclty, and remark
able persistency, his political rival for
the office, and adherents are relying
upon and predicting Mr.. Ooxen's defeat
because he possesses that excellent
record. Mr.. Coxen as the Democratic
Mayor Of Alliance, true to his sense Of
honor and determined to keep inviolate
the oath he took when he entered upon
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-31

Mn, BUSH has not yet ayailed himself
Of ouroller toinlorm the voters Of stark
county through these columns where
he stands o. the question OF upholdng
the law as Mr. GoxeD did, rs mayor Of
Alliance 10 thp natiarps @loon legis'
latJOn under the DOW Law, Now, come,
Mr. Bush, II you ale sincere In your
protestatIou8 ~ tho saloon keepers tell
them and tho people 80 above your sig.
nature, No Double pealingl No Dou.
bic Dealing
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-31

WITH all the dirt and sander his op-
ponents have hcaped upon Charlie
Krlder, the Democratic candidate Tor
Sheriff, IL ISL no wonder that honest, fair
minded men Of al political parties are
rallying 20 his support, When an hon
est man becomes n candidate for Office
II is not the privilege OF the opposition
to endeayor to make him out q "black.
leg" u thief or anyother desperate dc.
nunciatlon they see nc to apply, All
honest voters viii condemn II by their
ballots
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-31

THE best meeting Of the campaign
was the Democratic meeting in Massil-
lon on Monday evening, addressed by
Charles w. Baker of Cincinnati and
Gen. Finley Of Rucyrus, While there
was much disappointment that Mr.
Campbell could not bo present. no one
felt that disappointment after Mr., Ba-
ker had closed his powerful and mas.
terly appeal. II was ono Of the best
political efforts ever made In stark
county, OF either political party,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-31

WE print the picture OF Larry Neal
Oh our lrbt page, lie ~ q gentleman
and aaeholar and q student Of the tar
m, ae viii tell no vulgar stories and
will introduce no profanity, but he 10
eloquent, Ladies' turn out, 10 that you
can compare h Democratic orator with
what you saw and heard last evening,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-31
JOHN o. KRDlduBAUM FOR COM.
MLHHIONBR.


There can no no doubt but what
John 0. Kreighbaum Is exceptionally
qualified for the position to which he
has permitted his friends to nominate
him. One has but TO 60 10 the vicinity
Of his home, and the testimonials that
his neghbors Of whatever political per.
suasion, ore anxious TO vouchsaCe him,
is guarantee sufficient of his character
and ability He will make a worthy
successor to Alonzo Smith (DemocraO
whose term expires, and with his voice
and vote aim TO continue the economic
and wise policy Of his predecessor and
his prospective Democratic associate
on Che board, Jacob Schmachtenberger.
We will do MIR. Lalblin, tho Repubh.
can candidate, the justice to say that
we tIo not believe him as bad man as
his own party organ, the Repository,
has in its columns pictured him to the
public, but we are free to say were we
10 search the entire record Of Mr..
Kreighbaum's life, no opportunity for
deserved criticism would present Itself.
The Repository several years ago made
a vicious attack on Mr.. Laiblin, as to
the merits whereof we are unfamiliar,
but IL his own party organ cannot
heartily and willingly support him for
an election, IL will be a hard matter for
him TO aek those who are politically
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-31

A brave man won't drive q lame
horse. lie will buy Salvation Oil and
cure the animal at once.
Sudden changes in the weather give
rise to many severe coughs and colds,
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup Is a certain and
safe cure in every case. So cents.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-31

We want every mother to know that
Group can be prevented. True Group
never comes without warning. The
first symptom Ia hoarseness; then the
child appears to have taken cold, or n
cold may have accompanied the
hoarseness from the start. After that
a peculiar rough cough Is developed,
which 10 followed by the Group. The
time to act is when the child first be.
comes hoarse; few doses of Chamber.
lains Cough Remedy will prevent the
attack. Even after the rough cough
has appeared, the disease may be pre-
vented by using the remedy as directed.
For sale by Durbln, Wright q Co. and
Sollmann.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-31

TIE Independent is sadly afraid that
Brother DreBbach's wild ambition that
leads into dizzy heights will be rudely
blasted on November 81 Massillon In.
dependent.
Now what do you know of dizzy
things outside Of dizzy blondes2 A
young man OF your inexperience in
worldly affairs should not indulge in
such wild and "rudely blasted" non
sense.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-31
LoUIs A, LoIouoP ron COUNTY
AUDITOR,

AuDlPOh,
We know Mr., LoIchot, Democratic
candidate for Auditor is grateful for
the positive assurance Of support no Ia
receiving from voters OF all political
parties, We understand that Major
Gyger, the Republican candidate, 10
entirely Indifferent to the canvas aud
ia practlclly giving Mr., LoIchot a walk
over lfthat Ia true Majos Gyger N TO
be congratulated on his political Wis
dom and his appreciation of and CO.. H.
dence In his opponent, Major Gygtr
will have the advantage over any can
dldate so far OS knogni he will have
anticipated hls defeat aud consequent
ly be untouched the day after the eloe'
ton with the remorSe and sadness that
will surround his associates on the
ticket, The friends Of Mr., Lochot
must 90 right along however aud roll
up tho majority Tie bigger II is the
better Mr. Lolchot will feel Every
body vote for Louis A, LoIchot
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-31

MANY Republicans noticed last even
ing that neltEer General Hall nor Big
Jones ever once referred 10 President
Harrison, nor did they once refer TO the
soldier business, Why was this thuSy
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-31
OLIVER W, HoLL FoR COUNTY
SURVEYOR,


The voters OF Stark county will not
fail 10 remember on election day, this
genial, accommodating and experience
cd young man, who for u number OF
years past has served as assistant on
glneer Of the city of Canton His
pleasant manner, willingness and prov
on ability are sufficient recommends
ton TO every voter whose pleasure II
has been to meet him, Oliver lIoll Ia
assured ofa large vote ut Canton whore
no Ia beat known and the voters of the
county who have not had occasion to
meet him personally may rely on our
assurance that the voters Of thia city
irrespective Of party will give him a
hearty and substantial support in his
climb up the ladder Of engineering
fame,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-31

TIE Democrats Of Louisville have
been generous sympathetic peo-
Pile, when any their Republican
townsmen were in distress. And the
treasurer Of Nlmishilen township is
living example Of he fact
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-31

THERE will probably be no ministers
on the platform of the Tabernacle this
evening, but II there are any they will
not be humiliated, The speech viii be
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-31

LAnoRNa men who want something
10 think about Of vital inter
eat to themselves, will get valuable
pointers FROM Larry Neal this evening
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-31
YHG DEMOCRATIC TICKET,
Voters of Stark County, Read
and BE Convinced,
A Truthful Presentation OF the
Merita ana Status Of the Dem
ooratio Candidates, o.
We Abuse No Mau or Men, but We
slaud Right Here 70 Defend
Oar own,
THE LHaisLApIVn AND hhNA'
pOalAL pIOhhp,

qoRlAL PICKET,
TnE Democratic Legislative aud
Senatorial nominations consist OF John
V, Monnot ana y, y, Dresbach for the
former and Anthony Howella for the
latter, They are eaoh 80 we'll and fay'
orably known to tho voters OF this
county that no words Of ours could add
lustre to their fame, II the voters OF
stark county want the infamous Reg
lstratlon Act with ita jobbeTy robbery
and corrupt wltIyes repealed II they
want ~ 9glca Foster the representative
Of the standard OH Co, kept out OF
the United States Senate II theY want
the rottenness Of the late Foraker legls'
lature with itS submission to monopo'
lies and soil out for passes to Railroad
Corporations exposed II they want the
school book monopoly orushedi If they
want taxation reduced, they should
y,la for Monnot, Dresbaoh aud
Huwella,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-31

ayerse TO him 10 do 80, Mr, Kreigh'
baum has the earnest and enthusiastic
support OF those who know him best,
no matter what political party they be'
long to, and particularly those of his
own, tho Democratic party of the
county, Mr. Kreighbaum will be
elected,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-31
WILLIAM aHAFFnR, ron INFInM,
AIRY DIRECTOR,

Who would nj vote for alaid, aterl'
ing and capable igm Shaifer, Of Louis
vile, for InArmary Director to sue
cred Joseph Maudrry TO say Of him
that no Is hoheAt paInestaEing, con
aelentious and atriotly competent Gov
OH the ground, and that is what tho
voters want Look ut our County In.
0rmary under the present administra'
uon, was II ever 80 prosperous, or well
taken care OF 40 nowp 10 Joseph
,Maudru, Democratic candidate for
County Treasurer 10 due much OF the
effort for Ia present. condition. the yot'
era will appreciate his labor and success
90 InArmary Director aud elect him
County Treasurer 10 n reward. Will
Ian Shaffrr will be fitting succea1or
to Nc Maudru In the luArmary Board,
and with hi6 election q continuance Of
the present successful administration
ID assured.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-31
nrMonnArLo cOUNTY TIOKEE
DISTRICT TICKET,

POR SENATOR,
ANTHONY HOWkLLa, 0f MAssillpn'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-31
The Democrat.

DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET
fOf Governor
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Hnr Lieutenant lpyp[npL
w " MARQUIS " Logan
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adj f0T AliQJnef penplal -.
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f0r stafA Treasurer
lWn WI hpDtA pl pnpIhapf'
HI Wor stata Bcb al commissioner
VI u MnLfh " fulnAin'
For Olsrk al huprt me ONuH,
"a. d. hnUMAkth pi hphpeai
Fot Hoard Public Works
FRANK RAihpi.ba. Qf Hamilton
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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-12
Circuit: Court.

The Court WAS engaged yesterday in the
second hearing Of the suit of George II. jew
ct against \. J.. Boulware and Charles VI.
Williams. trustees for the Chesterfield Coal
and Iron Mining Company.
This property was sold some time about
the Isl of October 90 Mr.. Gay. OF Boston.
The plaintiff claims that the property Of
This mining company WAS sold by or
through his fundamentally to Mr.. Gay for
S5o.O,r. and that therefore the defendants
owed him Ohe planting the commissions of
Sl.INO.
The defendants claim that the property
was sold by them through Mr. Jones.
The evidence was heard up 10 C:3D i. NJ,
when it WAS completed and the ease adj
iourned over until this morning at 10
o'clock.
The plaintiff is represented 10y General"
Edgar Allan and Major B. II. Nash. The
defendant company and trustees are repre-
scented by Judge Marshall, though both
Messrs. Williams and lIoulware were pre-
sent.
one judgement was confessed for the sum
of $500, and one judgement on attachment
for Sill
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-12
POLICE COURT
4 Long Monday Mornings Docket.


The cases before the Police Court yester-
day occupied the time Of that court run
800 to las 4. VI.
David johnson (cOlorcdl was charged
with breaking and entering in the night
time the workshop Of. and steal double
barrel shot gun from Douglas li,ingson.
The place entered j. u blacksmith shop on
lower Franklin street. Johnson was sent
on 10 the grand jury.
John Coakley was charged with stealing
lot Of clothing. the property Of 6eorge
Mapp. lie was sent 10 Jail for tour months.
Tabby Meckelberg. Virginia Branch.
Lou Kelly. Eliza Williams, Clara Williams.
Mary Ella Booker. Cora Davis. Maria
Branch. Maggie Jones. are all likely Young
negro women. and paid each SLID to tile
city treasury. They had had little family
row.
johnson Lee. drunk and disorderly in The
bar-room u g.. Gillice. lie was fined 50
and costs.
Henry Washington (colorcd). was charged
with beating Mary Wren. November >. lSS3.
on the street. and with doing the same thing
on November .. iSSi. in the residence oil
Bette Hight. lie was fined Sio and costs.
Nelson Pettus (colored). was fined SO
and costs for fighting and creating a ais
iurhancc 10 the ANNOYANCE OF the neIshbor-
hood.
Rosa Coleman (col0rcd). charged with
abusing and using indecent language to
James BraXtOn on the street. was fined 500
and costs.
Eddy jefferson (colored). charged with as
Sauliing and striking Charles Lewis with q
rock i'm the street. was fined - and COSTS.
Daniel Murphy assaulted and struck
.Junius Washington with beer glass. He
was fined so and costs.
Joseph Davis and Walter johnson tcol-
orcd) was charged with stealing -. The
proof was not clearly legal, but Davis will
spend "A little time in Jail in default Of Sc
rfrify
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-12
Tho "prIrere Ana.

The most formidable Of the insect pests
that affect the dwcllcrs OF the West
African coast is the driver" ants.
These insects move in vast armies OF
several millions, marching in a dense
column two feet in width, at q uniform
pace, and in a straight line.
If q native hut lies in their path, and
the inmates fail TO prevent the ants from
gaining the threshold. the hat must be
vacated till the long line has passed
through and consumed everything cata-
BILE within the Building.
The author Of "G.impses Of Feyerland"
says that the only thing which will stop
the drivers" is large fire directly in
their line of.mafch. \ native. when he
discovers in time that the ants are march
ing towards his hut, kindles a fire in
front of the advancing column. 1t turns
neither to the right nor TO the left, but
plunges into the flames, for every ant
seems impeilcd to go forward, no matter
at what cost.
After the drivers have walked into
the fire for an hour or two, and several
hundred thousand have been consumed,
their sturdy stoicisnl. wcakens. They
defect their line TO the extent Of few
feet. and, passing the fire, set out on
fresh path Of destruction, which leads
them clear of tho hut they had threat
ened. Youths Companion
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-12
MANCHESTER IN BRIEF.
, Two-Day-' Report from the south,ldc

: T,yo-Days' Report from the ~outhside'
Yesterday morning "a young colored boy
,v1. arrested on the charge of stealing 20
horse from one of the members of the band
ID .ou4io- who are located ON the turnpike,
uli fir from ~NpnshOro. The evidence was
very plain that there was mo- stealing. The
l0r.. rolmcd around the field AMI farm 0n
which thehoy WAS employed. and he. taking
lim iu charge. locked him mp awaiting an
owner. The case was dismissed.
The Board of supervisors of Chesterfield
have refused to accept the abutment~ for
Inc new bridges over Failing Greek on the
courthouse road. The work will have 10 Doc
dome over AGAIN. iu the meantime the peo-
nle onhe county are inconNcnionceG. they
l.NeJotraNnl lN another and longer route IN
order io got t0 their destinations.
Tho revival Sermon at E1inhrdgc-etreet
Hanti-t Church and an Central Methodist
shar,h viii continue This week. Those no
Rniuhrideo-strcot Church are conducted the
.ntire week. Those at Central Methodist
the latter part.
Rev. William II. Tallcv. Of Hanover.
preached at Clopton-strcci Baptist Church
sunday morning.
Rev. g.. II. ~omer,illc. of PETERSBURG.
preached at Meade Memorial Church both
morning and NIGHT.
4 number of pastor. Of the Methodist
Church Conference will DE entertained by
families i'm Manchester.
\ number Of street improvements are in
prulr c>s.
The MAYOR had no ease before him ycsiois
day. an unusual THING for Monday morning.
Inc examination az the ease Of Nat.
Claiborne tcolored), charged with Illegal
voting. will come mp before the Mayor this
morning.
DR.. $. L.. Ingram and judge John J.
Ingram have cone ON visit 10 LunenDurs
county.
the County Court of Chesterfield began
yesterday, Judge 'lopton presiding. There
IS very little business of consequence tO be-
brought before this court.