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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-17
Personal.

Mr., N. IL. Frohlichstein, OF Mobile,
Ale, writes: / take great pleasure In.
recommending DR.. Kings New Discov-
cry for Consumption, having used IL for
q severe attack OF Bronchitis and ca
tarrh. II gave me instant relief and
entirely cured me and ! have not been
afflicted since. / also beg TO state that
! lave tried other remedies with no
good result, Have also used Electric,
Filters aud DR., Kings New Life Pills,
both OF which | can recommend.
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Com
sumption, Coughs and Colds, 10 sold ON
q positive guarantee. Trial bottles FREQ
at Dnrbin. Wright q Goa drug store
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-17
An unwrIlLcn Inv nrnkrn.

WAmnE0ToN, Jan, n, The president oi
United States probably with deliberate in.
tent has lnsultNl tho incumbent Of tho 400.
ond Office under tho Unitod StrtGl, This In
Withholding an invitation from Bonntor In,
gals TO his state dinner, Tho unwritton law,
and heretofore uninterrupted uGago, has al.
ways been 10 Include tho presiding officer Of
tho senate among state gucsta No i%nvition,
however, was sent 10 Senator Ingalls, Tho
insult Ingalls, does not talO 10 much 90 heart
IN his own personality AZ to u distinguished
OflrO no hulla.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-17
HUSBAND o. TWO sIsTERs.
a Young Mans rluu OF marrying a Tnm-
ty Spoiled by ono vac. s-s

a Young Mans riun Ut marrying a Fnm-
ty Spoiled by one vac, s
Nav YouE, January u-Gorhrd u, nou-
glass Il IN iuil In Rome, N ", because no
has two Mrs %pouglaUc8 here In New York.
He married Mis- Florence Barber last 90.
tobor After living with her ten days no
began 10 luyo her sister Emily Ito proc
posed marriage 10 Emily, and Ehu aco0ptod
him, lhoy cl0ppd 10 Hartford, Conn, lust
four weeks after DouglnW began marrying
the mmily, Tho proper Mrs Douplaw and
her brother followed them, In Hartford
tho found The minister who married tho
doping couple, Douglnaa aud Mrs. nou-
had moved ON TO numc however Mrs.
Douglass No, I wont 10 Rome TOO, Whom
Douglass learned Of her arrival lao tried 10
zip away, A policeman with n warrant
STONED him,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-17
OoInoldcnt win tho oonnn rldc.

MONTPELIER, Ind, jan n. Perhaps no.
whore in any gus bolt is there no great pccu.
liariiy M exists IN tho How of gas IN this
city Six hourB out Of cyory tSonty.rowr
thc gos runs down 10 n minimum, aud six
hours of tho day tho gas reaches maximum.
Whom the supply Is At low cbb tho valves arO
turned wide open TO get u sufficient supply.
Whom the gas is nj highest thc tho smallest
turn Of tho hoy Is enough TO supply the do.
mOnd That the moyomontB arc colnstnnt
with tho ocean tidos rs evident, but whether
er not tho snmo influences aro Che causo uan
only 10 u matter Of conjecture.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-17
rhr InMn Whltn rnna.

Sioux Cry, lAo January n.-Thcro Is q
revival hero Of tho mmo troubles which
preceded the murder OF tho Rev. Geo. q.
Haddock. The attorney for tho Law and or
der League, which Ia making tho tnmo wal
against tho 80 called transportation com
pnnics and Others as was mado against 80
loona yesterday received u White Cnp lot.
tor ornOmcnted with Oluill and cross bones
warning him TO leave tho city nt once.
Direct thrcnts Of personal violence ore
mn1p.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-17
Mrs. LEE WANTS
Uncie Ham 20 rny fur ucr House burned
by General Hunters Orders,

Uncle Ham 10 rHy fur Her House burned
by General Hunters orders,
WAEmE0Tog, January u-Mr Faulkner
has presented 10 the Senate a remarkable
petition, remarkable Ia is phHscology.
IL Is tho petition Of Henrietta H. Toe, neo
Bolingor who wishes TO be reimbursed for
the destruction Of her house near shcparda-
town, W, Va, burned under orders OF
Goncrd David Hunter In July, 1864 Tho
petition boEinHl at 90 with t'millty and
linljcuuo that | address 40 august q body
Of statement The petition then relates
the BulorinEt OF her father, who wM q hero
OF the Revolution, and In his namc aud
that 0t her husband, who was q grandson OF
ono Of he s.gucn Of the Declaration Of In
dependence aud a nNbow Of Light Horse
Harry" loo, she mHkcs nm impNslonod an
peal for Justice, The mcmbors Of the Som
ato aro not wholly Roustomcd 10 being
addressed with timidity aud d%inldcnoo,'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-17
THE anANp ARMY
Os tho UopUbiic 90 Participate 10 nnrri-
sou's iunuguruuuu-GguuFa Warmers

u' thp UcpUhlic in Participate 10 unrri-
QUE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Wnruor's
opinion,
WlsuEuToy, january ]ll-Goucml VIII
liam Warmer Cumululorlu-CbIoI OF tho
%, A., 30, having boon urged hy General
w Z, loH0rus nul Charles T. Lincoln,
commander NJ tho department Of the roto'
mao, q, A, a., 90 take official action look.
lun 90 that organization taking part Ia tho
Inauguration ceremonies and parade, has
written q letter Ia which ho taya That n ID
proper for members Of tho q, A, H., oIthor
~ Individual p0HH or departments 10 par
tleipatp In tho inaugural eofom0nioa none
will quoatlou, II ha time lao faya "whon
tho partisan aud to0iafian di6appear-R
time when the citizens oil tho republic meet
on q common plano, having but one ooun-
icy, ono lug aud ono destiny" Tho cont
maudorinsuhiol will secure u place In tho
llHo Of march Tor all q, A, Il, posts that
aitcnd the Inauguration, lie says II h loft
n tho determination Of tho comrades
whether or not they will ntlond, .
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-17
Phenomenal Speed Of tho vc.nylu..

WASHINGTON, Jan ld.-A dispatch waa 70.
cciyod NJ the navy department Friday morn.
ing FROM Lieut. Cowlc,, NJ Philadelphia,
stating that tho dynamite cruiser Voauylus,
NJ tho third official trial Thursday, obtained
a gpOpd OF Dl,N lmob nm hour, IN excess OF
lGi lnoa ovor tho speed required by Tho
contract Tho trial took plnco IN doop wator
IN Delaware bay, over u two and a half milo
course, Che vessel running buck aud forth.
Tho YES | will undoubtedly DO accepted by
tho uoynrnmouL
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-17
One Fact

Is worth u column Of rhetoric, said an
American statesman. IL il n fact es.
tablished by the testimony of thous.
ands ofpeople, that Hoods Sarsaparil.
la does cure scrofula, salt rheum, and
other diseases or affections arising from
impure state OF low condition of tho
blood. IL also overcOmes that tired
feeling, creates o good appetite, and
gives strength to every part Of the sys.
TEN, Try it, 4
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-17
"A ANNOUNCED In our dispatches YES.

AS announced In our dispatches yes.
terday the family carriage of the Pres.
ident.elect, will be neat and substan.
tial, but not gaudy. It will be lined
with royal purple, of course, but no
elaborate coat Of arms viii glare In
gilded letters on the outer panel, The
World remarks that thie Democratic
abstinence on his part is remarkable
when u 10 remembered that MI, Harri
rlBon % d~ecendent In 4 directline from
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-17
The Atlnntn viii snll for pnnnmn

WASHINGTON, January Ia The Atlanta
will leave tho navy yard tho lattcr part Of
this week for A%spInwall, whore she will re-.
main In case there may DO any trouble
growing out of the recent collapse OF the
Panama canal,
Tho Trenton Is now on the Pacific side Of
the Panama lsthmus and will DO ~roinfoeod
by tho Mohican and Vandalia In about ten
DAVIS.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-17
pALzeLLIs oHRIsrMAa alFI
Being Eagerly Sought by Numbers OF
ola nud Needy SDidiora.

ola and Nocdy S0idiora.
WA6uH0roS, January li-Among ihc
myri0d Of letters received at the treasury
department In regard 10 the Christmas rltt
Of Private Dalsoll, was N received from O
soldier In Decatur, III, In which the writer
states he understands that Private D0lgcll
has deposited GA, 900, 900 In tho treasury
for tho benefit Of old soldiers aud no urges
that tho authorities OF tho treasury remit
10 him his share M o o NJ possible, as he
IL much In need Of H. n Dalgcll makes his
deposit OF that amount tho treasury clerks
will be rot to work NJ once 10 calculate tho
pro rata share Of each applicant aud remit.
but rs yet no word Of thSRopodt has boon
received at the department.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-17
Nlnrhnrnr I,Lllnh no Mnh-

New FLORENCE, No., Jan. ii.-Laao
viii, who escaped from Tho Danvillo Jail,
December 30, whore no had boon confined
soma months for al unsuccessful attempt o
kill bis vito, Thursday mado his appearance
hero, and Attempted 20 gain admittanco 10
his wifos chamber, Tho city marshal was
notified Of WINS action, and proceeded to
arrcst him. Willi shot Him through tho
heart A posse of ]citl2ons followed Wlili and
lIIn1 him
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-17
yis,tod by

DunLiS, January iA-Tho house Of q
Nationalist farmer on the estate Of the
Earl Of Konmaro, County Kerry, was yls
islled by Raiders Saturday nIGht aud thc
farmer taken out aud beaten until his per
sccutora exported a promise from him Il
Hbjpro tho plan OF campaign which has DO
come unpopular with a certain class OF
l6nanla
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-17
TIE Assay o%oMMlsaoN.


hIsn Selected w the President 90 fest
She OoinaGe Tor tho Kear 1850,
WLsmFGToH, January iA,-fhe pFeat
dent has appointed tho assay oommiaai0a
N test the coinage Of tho calendar yeai
Of 1886, as follows y, W Voorhees,, lndi-
ana, committee on finance Of the United
BATES beHatai Ohaltss Tracey Nov York.
COMMITTEES on eaindga weights and meas
ufos, House Oi Representatives, q, n0m
tells, Washington u, o. A, J. nlWie, Han
Francisco, California; Francis ~, ilriigk,
Cornell UNIVERSITY nhim, NJ vi Qaorba
II, CgoIi lluff1ra College New Drums
wick, Fl, Ii LlUUri liaIl LYON Mountain,
n, Y,i a. p, N.a.Ilrl, Cambridge, Mass
Charles !, iHaIs teW orlunai lloly Luf
m1u, rhilalaI pl'W llHuF Morlou tleW
yau' Institute HpUuleH, p, D. George J,
MUu.OH, pGnYHrl l,a hHWbfrY cplum'
tia ta'le, Nov YDrH t.yi william n,
lulIa, uHiyorlty of Nlc. an, Ann ArboE
hIrh,i Robert H. Niohgrl Massachusetts
Institute of Technology, llsluni nubert f..
Wur,uh CHH lotto, N, q,
Tho eg-pUls.0 members aral United
flaiei District Judge William nuteE riila
dolphiai Controller Of tho Currency William
L. lTauholmi Herbert a. Torroy, asaayef
Of tho unItoi States assay office New York
CITY,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-17

DR. Bulls Cough Syrup never fails to
cure n cough or cold In a short time.
Give II n fair trial.
Mr.. j. Thomas, (of Thomas a. Go,
Rival Estate Brokers) 81 Saratoga st.,
Baltimore, Md, indorses emphatically
Salvation on for neuralgia.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-17
Lonruo'a collection OF CLOTHING,

DunLIS, January iA-A large quantity
Of clothing was collected by mombcrs Of
the League In London today for the lal.
cOrrOgh prisoners who will be- driven IN
jaunling cars from Londonderry 10 Fhl
carmrh today, and tried At That place
on Tuesday,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-17
A sKun1
by tho Tall at the stool Works Off Hoavy
Weight,

About 8 o'clock this morning great
confusion was caused at the Bolton
Steel Works by n heavy weight attached
overhead falling and injmiug an em-
ploye The man was Michael Devine,
an Old employo and q well.known citi.
zen, He was struck upon the head and
carried TO his home on Seventh street
l%nsensible. IL IS feared his skull 10
fractured,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-17
MnlLor nlnlnn nrnllu nl. Lnr.

WAsinNGrON, Jan, lA--Mr. Walker
Blnino, while alighting from a cab at tho
llotol Normandio, Friday night, about O
o'clock, foil and broke his right log about
thrco inches Oboyo tho ankle ORA Idn.
coin and Magrudor woro nj onco called aud
BOT tho brokon limb.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-17

81 PAUL, Mimi, Jan. iL-At a meeting
Of the carnival directors Friday afternoon IL
wns formally decided 90 abandon tho project
of having an leo palace and carnival this
winter, owing 10 the mildness of tho weather,
thorO being neither leo nor snow.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-17
Tho nrnnhllnnn, INN 10 On.

RICHMOND, Va, Jan. IA clean sweep
Of all the Republicans employed on tho new
city hall building was made Friday night
The pJtion was taken 10y direction OF the
Democratic committee on grounds and build.
ings, of tho city council, which issued tho
cdlot, "Put mono but Democrats on guard
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-17

THE quiet hamlet OF Canal Fulton
has just commenced TO furnish three
counties with q social sensation, OF sur.
flclent depth and breadth of go All
around, in the Dlssinger divorce case.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-17
The Teacher

Who advised her pupils to strengthen
their minds BY tho use OF Ayers Gar
saparilla, appreciated tho truth that
bodily health ~ essential 20 mental
yigor, For persons ct delicate and feeble
constitution, whether young or old, this
medicine ID remarkably beneficial, 10
u . you got Ayers haraaparilia.
livery spring and fall l take a num-
bar OF bottles 0i Ayers harHaparilla, aud
am greatly benefited ~ MIS-, JaneA III,
Eastman, |htoneham, Mass,
~ have taken Ayers |HaFsaparilla
Will great beneit 70 my general hGalth,h
= hiaH lllrza H. preraIi Palmyra, Md, !
"My daughter, twelve years OF age,
has suffered lof tho past year from
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-17
Throntenod WIlh ChoIorn.

BrnLiF, January n,-rtofeNor GofloGon
n suffering from oholorine, which II 4,
feared may develop lnto cholera, llo per
sisioutly refuses 10 bo interviewed, but
still receives lottor, kilograms flowers, etc,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-17
InAt Afrlnn mn.

BERLlS, January lL.-Tho German Hast
Africa bill, which is TO he puphCd Through
The Bundcsrath and RclchslaR without do
lay, provides for the appropriation Of Obou'
f5OO.OOO.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-17
rln,nlrh nnllrnnd oonhnrtor Kllloa.

NEw YoRE, January Al A, Every, n
conductor on the Elevated road was cross
my tho tracks at Eighth avenue and Ono
Hundred aud Forty.llth street nj 1870
Sunday morning whom no was struck by
m engine and killed.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-17

NEw NonH, Jan. H.-Tho TribmoS Wash.
lngtondspatoh glyoB interviews with a mum.
bCr Of Republican congressman showing a
prcpondoronoO Of sontlnout In favor OF tn
oNtra session of congress this spring.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-17

NEW HOLLAND, o., Jan, 1A-On account
of the smallpox and scarlet foyor scare hore,
the public schools closed Friday, There uro
several clearly defined cases of smallpox, and
quite u number OF cases Of scarlet fever. .s.N
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-17

PAms, January i4-Nino persons wCr,
drowned In q wrock In the English chanuc
near NuiBtorc yesterday,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-17

Charles l., Oliver Cromwell, POcahOn,
taa, Meg MerTlliea, Sir Walter Raleigh,
John Bunyan, Joan OF Arc, Tied ClOud,
AmeflgO VeRpuGGl aud countless Others
OF the worlds choicest spirits,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-17
Ton Ilernoa Mnrned.

NV Yak, January lA.-liro destroyed
, number Of stables On SiNteth street, cast
u Firt avenue yesterday mcrning, Tcn
lorbos we're burned,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-17
A sunday Election.

PARIS. January h,-M, Olivier, Mon,
Orhist, was yesterday elected 10 tho Sen
aLo from tho department Of Golea-do.kord
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-17
Public Sale Of Farm Lands,
Town Lots and Houses,
at Paris, Ohio.
lwn onor tor lnIo % Iho hlrNonl Dlddcr. On

AWNl Vnof TOT thlo w mo hkhoee uluuVts On
Saturday, February 23d, 1889,
at rarlG stark county, ohio, tho following deOcrlbcd
property
Blk acroa, u milo north " Paris, on tho Harris.
htuyh road, trdt.olAga farm laud ana n~rat-clase
bi ldlngu,
90 aofcn. \ milo north NJ PArla, On the Froeburgh
road all high land, good young orchard, and good
buildings.
10 aorcg NJ tho aano place ~ above, with good two
story house, stable and orchard, also y good Hprlng
~ the house
gHY horca, Quo milo southeast Of ParlA, log house
ANA barn, with good Hprng NJ tho house, and small
orchard, also n uOnl bank,
nofcH 0ttslOt, north part OF Paris.
Lot number u In tho town uf rafln, with = hfat
glhhH Y room houno, two stables ana good wen Attio
homo,
Reasonable terms 10 ault purchaser, or will give
time Tor payment from 4 10 U ynafa, With Interest
hnu mortgage Aocurlty,
For fuli particulars cali on or address
tACOn MATH,
doc2ONl0wi Mooburgh, STARK Co, ohio,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-17
General Debility.

A few weeks since, we hogan 10 give
her Ayef'A h%arsaparllla, ller health has
greatly improved - MIS-, Harriet III,
Battles, South Chelmsford, Mass,
"Abouta year ago | began using Ayer'a.
bataapaTilla as u remedy i0r debility
and neuralgia resulting from malarlal
exposure IN tho army, j was Ia q very
bad condition, but nix bottles OF tho Bar
eaphTi lla, with occasional doses Of Ayers
lillH, have greatly improved my health.
l am nov able ~ work, and feel that 1
cannot say too much for your excellent
remedies" ~, A, Pihlham, South
MoluneuA, Mo,
my daughter, sixteen years old, n
using Ayers %haTahparilla with good Of
fe0t, lt6y, ", j. Graham, United
hrethren Church, buokhannOn, W. Va.
uI mff6red fran
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-17
EERRVlRY 9IA all lOIh. Al pkRNETT HOUSE

WIN return on same diio thoh month
Chfunlu dltuAHpa " tho oyr, such ~ GRADUATED
uidt, Chronic Inn imunilnn ~ the iidH, VI tho lflA,
NJ tho Chufuld, VI tho lOiluhl IhrnnlO ul0eihtlenN,
snuslnH VI ihN Ida, Cancer Of tho LIDS ara tyc,
VAtA running over Tho thnohH, my ANA NlIll
nrfhnUAl Ophthulmin, Aynhlllln Ophthhlmih, He'd
Hlntchts or iruNn unca an tho Nnll, rhlyctonulnf
I'VE ulAic0nf or CupplnH Nf tho Nerve, AwaurOalt
Fl llng Out nt IhthoH. NuIta ilrdurtH ~ fdGuA Of
tldA and iyuA md Nl UihUf dlHuhtcs 10 NhlOh The
cyo or ~ appunQagCa ara lluhln, positive ana rapid
cure guaranteed,
Thla Umlnont German Hprul lllht from noflln, post
ilvuly cures Al dlHrhAen Of tho hyr, lar, Nose
Tiftht hnl Lungs Atiur all OihOiH fail NOhAs cured
more NNW Ut nlindnOW, Deafness CatNffh, Throat
ana Lung nlsrasuH thall any liNluH phitlttAn
tV-Nu ana hOH uE thlm NJ lhlh vlalt, UnnHlltAs
nlcaliIna 20 Dh MohitH hAiM, Columbus, ohio,
nOyan ny
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-17

Fine Farm For Sale Or Trade.

wll otter for sale az q bauNlh or ltndt fr Can.
lon MVaillon of uihrf % property, my nrn NJ
n ur"s, known 11 te "Nayo raun,n lor,lai three
mlN soutropt vt Aasuipn, ouo-Wartor milo
on tho main fopt lrniluG nom Muull'nu o. ulcN.
yIio Very comfortable $50 ,Jurl. rIllt room
boufu with excellent harm aud uulhousr. Thirteen
acres Of MOD limhcri HplcYdli orcbml, oHtnrn aud
woll water aud prospect Of valuable coal bed,
Fnrfull particulars, call II thr nrm or aiirt4
BY louor, SARAH UNCLE
dgw wdm, MaHlI1u u.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-17
CHOICE BARGAINS NOW
IN
WINTER GOODS !
We have secured some Special Bar.
gains, In
BLACK SILKS
lhpt atc the uot goodta At the utlocs soli oycr any
counter iou nuy have tho same prlcoi
quoted olacwlOro, hut not punlia
lies equal w these gnOdn,

Hack ulnt Drain Nlltu a. NHH zoe 600, nOt. 0So
NlOr Gllb, elsa tlnh, Qltn, hld an IN eiUu q
ynfdalhO brst HllW Tor thu mUnri tyur offered,
niack Armutu silks NJ gl,O0, ol9h, ettU and
t2u 10 put lAid,
npct SAITH rhadOmc, no. 5loO. clio. slbO .
lRRh per yiti,
MARX rallio rftnolifo M 900 Ri,Ol, ailG, elqb,
sel,Nh 0lbU " tibO par yard,
our Al Wool Nulilngt IN nov hlyict ~ Csc. nae.
arc Uttfh Nildp, ulbp tie huiluull ulltht Nt lbC bnr,
900 ana 20 trntah iurd, ~ both plalu 0ol0rt, mIA
lures nud fancy tiAluA
All Wool lluntlrliu snd Vatlmorra IN MI tho
latest shades,
Stylish sldo liuricr snilnn, 10 ccht' and up.
wards,
Imported 6O.uch llrOad uotn, eva 10 O, 70
ptr iAfd,
sllt Pushes ucw colo,u, At one, t5a aud eloO q
yard,
Hosiery, uloyU, Underwear aud Dress 1tlm.
mlugs, IN special aUNd Viluts,
We aonu LHdlct WfbpB on approval Ia respond.
lilo parties Hnd offer RiOut bar lilna IN M kUnds Of
inrsels, NhHrt MlbllpN and lUnr Garment In uiUti
and RuHl rlWh,
Wfio for sunplrs hnd prices " Any tlnd at gouib
You WAuL ANA hrt Whnt NU tul du Tor volt
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-17
Sale of Real Estate.

In uurauanco Of m order Of tho Probate Court 81
a,as,h county. Ohl 4 will O1or for sale NJ pflyntt
1.nrinn hetweuii the dAu hereof ana January vnnd,
WINK. Tho I flowing dogtrlhod real oNtntn Hltnhto ~
i,aria township stark county, ONO, tO-wlti Tht
..om,thSeat nunitur VI section nunhef twonty-nlne,
s.s,.nahin number ApyOntHpn, range number nlt,
ccoWtalninu one hundred and n y-0ight and ifty'
one hundfedtnA nctca, ,u,
pl,nit NELL, farm near RDbuftHylliN IN said town
ahin and county, aud Ia vol supplied with water,
"HHppralaed III 600 q,
nnhrina ol aalo-- ono. third cash, And tho balance IN
exo equal annual payments dun IN ono anu tWO
vnera after date, respectively,
sror further paftlcnlnfe Inquire Nv the INV onlpo oi
DeluWln o"'' ~ Ii, n, B11lcLDa,
ARnlqnph VI Daniel hneknell
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-26
ADJUSTMENTS.

LypEA THoMpSos : BURLEsQrg CoM-
RasY.--Concerning the appearance Of
the Lydia Thompson Bnrlesque Com
pany in San Francisco. the clsroaicle
says
The attraction se,ectes, 20 open the new
house was the Lydia Thompson Busiesqne
Company. The audience gathered was 6
compliment 20 the lady, whose name has
been nssossiaiei with The best Of haf school
OF English buriesque. which was so Ina
meDseiy Popular III one time There were
maay fashionablcs Ia the boxes and the
dress circle, and cye<y body seemed desir.
Gus 10 zee the indefailg2e:e Miss ThoEnp-
son make q success. IL - pleasant 10 re-
can be said that the burlesqne Of Column
bus proved particularly funny aad infe--
estsog 10 the crowded audience Ii Is a
bufaesque Of the good old sort, and the fan
is earnest and conscientious. II Is the
kind af thing the American eaa smile at:
II Is fun OF real humor. OF the element of
earicatnre which il so necessary 60 bur
lesque. II Il written on the cid English
style. where the motive is rigidiy main
tslned. ard runs through in perfectly
practical shapc-the burleseue being, 80 to
speak. constantly explained.
What Lydia Thompson does not know
about English burlexque is very LITTLE, and
Miss Thompson understands what the
Americans ike in burlesque vey few do,
because the Americans have free souls,
aud are me- bound 10 any form or method
OF stage entertain menr
Miss Thomp<0hs company gives one the
decided impression of talent. training and
snseation IN what they do. The principals
Are clever they work hard; they impress
one aEreeahly. They are not coarse: they
play with taste they are supple and grace
ful, ana show high quality of inteiii-
gence.
This welI-known organization, num-
bering IS people. will appear at Frye's
opera-house next Friday and Satur-
day evenings, and at Saturday matt
nee