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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-12-11
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When she was Child. she cried for Cestorsa,
Thso she became Hiss, she chung 10 Cassoria,
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John w. Nolan, Wheatland; Leonard Har-
din, Columbus Blythe w. Burlington, Aurora.
REISSUE AND INCREASE.
Curren Tribue (decased) indianapolis; John
p. MCPHERSON, Indian Springs; Enos w. Coils,
Pendleton.
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Grain in store Dec. Q. 1889.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
UNION SrocK YARDS.
INnIA pills Dec n 1880

UNION STOCK YARDS.
INDIASAPOLIs, Dec. Q, 1889.
CATTLE-Rsceipts light The market was quiet
on all the better grades of both shippers and butch
ers. Common stuff dull.
Choice shipping steers of 400 to 1000
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-14
MnIltlnn.

A good feat NJ Walking was recently no
oompliahcd by m amateur athlete who Ia
quito celebrated In this limo. The London
Sportsman has tho tollowmgi Yesterday
Mr., H. Percy Smith, son Of Alderman Smith,
Of Newcastle, undertook 10 walk IL miles In
throo hours AT the Victoria grounds, Nowcas
tlo, Tor silver cup value elO, the hacker Of
time being Mr. j p Radcliffe, OF Newcastle
The weather during the morning was wet IN
fact II waa raining whon AIR Smith com
moncod hls task 10 % minutcu past mlddnyi
hut tho rain subsequently ooaed, and II 70
maInod dry until just before tho task wOG no
compliShod Mr. Smith, against whom 2 TO
was laid, covered the ~ miles In 2h bam.
eONN llc walEcl fair heel and too and com
passed. q miles 20 yards In 53m, 81s, the half
distance IN Ill., 9im, dls, and two.thirds Of
tho distance In Ill., 57m l0l To accomplish
tho feat ho had 10 mako l11 circuits Of the
track plus co yardar
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-14
rnArs wnArs gaa MArTnR.

The Harrison Administration, now
only u tullc over eight months old, Is
condemned by the country by q Ie'
meud0os popular mnjorlty,
II Is useless for the Republican or
Vaug TO make excuses; the Admiui1'
lration is rrpudiated by the people
lisa failure, and has been from the
stare,
Foraker did not kin the purity In
Iowa Foraker did not give that large
Nv Increased Democratic majority m
New jersey and Virginia, FUragerlam
did not reduce the Republican mujor'
ity iu old Massachusetts,
10 may bH that the Sunday law hurt
the Republicans In Cincinnati, but the
SUNDAY law did not hurt tho farmers
Ia over 1900 voting preolnola In OHIO,
outside Ol Cincinnati, In nearly all Of
which the Republicans have lost ION u
full y0le) aud the Democrats have
gained The Sunday law did not hurt
the iafmrrH, who have helped tleot
Campbell aud u Democratic Legisla
ture
Prohibition did not defeat the re
publlcaus of Iowa, for they have been
voting under Prohibition for, 10, these
many yeurS,
Now what's the matterY
H. IN not hard TO tell.
The RepuDnUun party 10 tho tool Of
trusts aud combines, aud the people
have found II out.
The people have commenced TO
think for themselves on economic
questions, and they have discovered
mat they have been deceived by the
llepubliGpn leaders, and that their sub
syalcO aud LABOR have been absorbed
into the haRdB of few men, through
theinsldous operations Of tarill laws,
They have decided 30 call n halt be.
fore II 10 eyeflastingly too late.
No intelligent citizen eau fail 10 zee
the tendency Of pubic opinion on this
question OF the tariff. The great mass
0f MborlDu men saw II last year, but
tho farmers did not,
This year the farmers have oommeno
cd TO See II, aud great many ltepubll
eau farmers In Ohio and Iowa voted
with the Democracy for tariff reform
for the illet time.
Next year look ont for a Waterloo,
unlpaf, IN The meantime, this Republi-
can Congress rryisrS the tutilf,
Paste this prediction In your scrap
book for future reference,
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A nndlu plnrrnnllad nennbIlnan.

Esq, nxler Of Middle Branch pinned
hla faith on Tom Turner Ohnirlinn, ~ q
great political prophet, dust before the
election the honorable ssn, came 20 Cam
ton and saw Tom, Tom looked very wise
and told ESQ, llXler that everything was
ilHod Ia carry iUe county Tor mo Nppnhll'
cRna aud that Foraker would have 2D,uD
majority, EBQ, l3Xler then and there de-
clded to help make the bic i0lillcallon
that was 20 follow o biz success, He con-
c0yod the brilliant idea OF having all Ills
broom corn made up into big hrooma 70
sweep 'em clean on The proposed festye
night of tho IolIilcntl0n' llo loaded up
his broom corn aud brought Il 70 Canton,
and ordered Louis Hoffman, u Democratic
broom maker, 10 make II ull up Into pQW'
erlul blg hrOoms, with very long handles,
We'll tho hrOnma are now all mudo np
with the handles, but lsq nlXlcr hna not
called for them, The Democrats eau
probably buy these hrnoma below original
cosl by dropplng postal 10 Esq, liiNlrr ~
Middle Branch
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-14

Your lrat ball counts on tho neat frame
You don't bowl tho other two Why, you
are lo.ug two balls, are you uotl You think
No, and toll him 40. llo trioa 10 sot you
Alright You 400 your mistake, and think
you could hcoro q game through without a
mistake But ns In the German game Of
Slnt mistakes win occur In every game.
Understand, however, that tho beginners
game ls meant here Let A represent
player In a match game lie makes u ton
strike with hih first ball, and marks q double
cross on tho slate, dcnoting ton towards tho
score OF hia FIRST division, or Inning, with
two balls 70 spare. d taRos hIa turn now,
but, ~ "A playing win suffice 10 gain our
point, hla score viii bo loft out A now playa
the llnt ball Of biz second nuIng aud makes
another atrho Another doubl, cross Is
marked below tho first ono llo la now twonty
10 tho good on hls llrst inning and ton on the
second, with two balh 70 spare Il seems
strange 70 onlookCu that ho, while entitled
20 nix balls for the two innings, should havo
used only two and counted nothing There
must DO something wrong
llo now plays tho first bah OF hia third In.
ming, making another strike At last ho has
reached tho point whore ho can put some.
thing down on tho slate. Tho last ball he
bowlod completed bis first Inning, which now
gots scored thirty, leaving him twenty points
good towards hls second Inning, tcn on the
third, and starts him ON hlA fourth with two
balls 70 spare Very dmplo II you undor
stand, But this can not bc allowed to go on
any lougor llo plays tho first bah on his
fourth inning, knocking down eight plns
This finishes ha second inning with twenty
eight, which, when added TO tho previous
thirty, makos afty-oight 10 sooro In his second
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-14
ooL. lonuAhla AA.aoAa.

C1lOUel COngtG ut Akron, chairman
OF lue ONO NtpuoisHu EAvGu.lNu
Committee, 10 uut win puap multtm
interview m which lr atItmpm
20 pyH some REASONS WY mo
llepuDlicanH lost ONO, aud why Foraker
was 30 very lar IA TIC fear
Altrr tusuWB tuuByih lthoha We
hru fully CONVINCED tusJ CuuRtf hl'ht
would have Dueu mugh more oAAaiau'
tufy lHau Guubcg taking, just Oelvtt
the election tuuetr BuYu uut % hllp
Mug interview 20 ,hu plthh OF lhv ola
Inc country hHyluH % CImputc pUll ul
the State showed tnat Foraker wuu.p
have "a lraht iiuuu plutWiy OFrt NNup
bell, Now LuuEul fdj nr was ttarul
All tho umu tuaJ Foraker WuWd Do
beaten, huu tuat Governor iuldbt
himhuli Wab very uuYuui over thu .ut
look, NOW WAlgu bAau Wa DulluYc,
IOugrr DaIUle luu Ultguuu, on luubul
at,uly saall Nu taNt Guugur uiuhA
viii eguuam, ur C1uggl byugieu ~
despair DiU lougrf Toll thv liuDu
when no bWu u eumplrtU pol ul the
STATE showed q plurdlty Oh lhuUu luf
Foraker ur uUrh NO Toll tho lfugu nov
when no says hu was fearful, just uUlUlu
tho ripuliuu, tudg Fulahvf WA 10
b6 deiuAluu, IL no ttllB the tlulh nov
ho must nave Uten uylLB 10 deceive ua
All, lust before the election, NOV
thtbu counter statements OF inc great
Akron luuuglrr, millionaire auu pvhtl'
eal mauipuatur make ub lUst cuull
drucB m CuuguE DOtn WH u political
.l...N
1ue reason given by Cougcr lor the
defeat Ol Foraker aud tue 1855 OF the
Legislature aru lOuu Of them worm u
COuiedtralO uUulr, Cungur does not
touch tho tulu reason Oucr, llb SHyb
the Democrats put IN big pot OF mon
ey iu ali Tue c.ubu cuuutlvB VA the sun
day preceding the election, Every ~
telliguuJ Democrat KNOWS TINS 10 not
true, Ii Tue, whO handled a pOtUi
money lur STARK county, We titcttd
Two mtmUtla OF lhe HOUSE here huu
one Senator aud AL wulu eunSidtttd in
doubt before tue election Ii there
was "a pot OF money here, who got ~
aud nov, aud where was ~ disttlOuWdg
Every body, RupuUllcbus, Democrats
aud PruhulliUulstS dll Know that tnU
Democrats VI stalk county had a very
small campaign iund, aud that tNea
their pnuaug Ulilsart UNPAID, Hud lhdt
the hat viii nave 10 bu paHoud around
~ iqulGate campaign expenses, l0t
music hollis, bpuaAelB expenses, tle,
The Democratic party wou the nght
mMuly Uu tho tuiil ltlorm issue, ana
local sell government, ihis victory
was won Uy algumcut aud ny rcasun,
ltiuA victory wat viii btay with us
and coat yuu forget H. IL viii grow
bigger aud bigger OB the moJus grow
older.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-14
Isoonnumptlon InournbIop

Read the following. Mr.. Q. II. Nor
rls, Newark. Ark, says; "Was down
with abscess Of lungs, and friends ana
physioianB pronounced me an iuCurab o
c0nsumptiye Began t0king DR. Kinvt
New Discovery for Consumption, nm
how on my third bCttle ana able 10
oversee the work on my farm. II is the
llnett medicine ever made"
Jesse Mlodewart, Decnlur o, says
"Ilad II not been for Dr. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption | would
have died Of Lung Troubles. Was
given up by doctors, Am now In beat
OF health" Try IL. sample bottles
free At Durbrin, Wright q Cos. drug
htOre.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-14
LoypayLLss ATHLETIC oLupj
Iis New Building {, Wonderfully Zine
IuU.

ITO New Building {, - Wonderfully Zine
unp,
Louynlos athletic cluhh now building
will no complete IN all lN appointments
with grounds, furniture and apparatus the
structure WUl cost about 100000 The
grounda are situated IN the heart Of tho city,
and measure ei5xldO teet The building II
entorod from tho grounds from tho driveway
aud from tho street Theso entrances open
into main hall, A wide staircase leadf
from tho hall 20 tha second llaor hall, from
which all tho rooms n the door open, On
this door IA the gymnasium, n room bOSlO
feet, occupying tho whole east end Of the
building, and In heignt reaching 10 tho root
a running track VI twenlytlx laps 10 the
mile Is also lald ont hora The reading, oil
Hard and ladies' parlur rooms are also on this
door The reading room IN the most secluded
on this door, aud hasa southern exposure
Tho billiard room hss space Tor two tables,
and Ia finished In hard wood Tho ladies'
parlor viii be very attractive spot for tho
athletes Of tho gont'r seS, aud viii bo olo'
gnntly furnished II has direct access 10 the
gymnasium and 10 tho dressing room, thus
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-14
nAqnar FROM wAnnlNaqoN.


The Cabinet Reporta- Momhsra Of oon'
gresa Arriving What tho Injections
Have Taught
WAaHiNdToN Nov, 0, Especial, The
Official reports OF cabinet officers TO me
President are mostly completed oFNfN
approaching completion II u under
stood that many Of them VIII he made
public a day or two before lne mHrlnH OF
lougrfAs iu December, while olhere may
ho held until the day after opening IA or
der 20 give q heiter opportunity Tor gen'
eral publication,
Memhem of Congress are now arriving
Ia considerable numbers, and u h expect
ed there viii be- perhaps quorum nl lhe
House here within the upKt tpu utfnt a.
are talking about the oloGllOnH, aud lnr.
reform is conceded 10 have AuhsimllA.
Victory,
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omyl Not
untIl you have mastered this feat your
chances Of becoming a crack lenailcher are
very slim, ~ least observation teuda 70
show this,
II one takes tho trouble 20 watch a numbei
OF beginners In tho aot Of bowling, he VIII
surely bo amuiei by tho ludlorous posturei
they aaume and tho gyratlona they 90
through
How awkward they arol Ono might
Imagine they were trying 10 SEQ who could
throw tho BAH the hardest, Instead Of taking
few minutes Of recreation
Then lot him turn hia atteniIon % dgroup
Of finished playera Mark how Gfeoolu they
are. Slow, sure and steady Of aim strike
u Of no moment whatever Three, four, I've
IN succession, That u expert bowling They
have all bean through tho awkward stage,
and have proated by their own aud other
mlslabes
Bowling IA an art
Just what tho term art here signifies Il
about a. dllllcult Of comprehension ~ II the
newly elected president Of swell college
whom trying 10 explain what tho word 'unl'
yersityN meanA When no has finished hls
talk you hre conscious Of Iumble Of Latin
and vague expressions, and meaningless moth
lngg crowded Into your brain In plain words,
you do not know any more than you did be.
fore In fact, you know ela II ID che same
with bowling, especially In counting A do
ecripton OF scoring viii bc given later on,
which win show tho difficulty connected
with H.
Whom player tries 20 tell you all about u,
how easy II h II you only lIslon 10 him II
you make strike, then another, then a
spare, thon miss tho pins entirely, and 30 on,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-14
Dealh az Alliance.

Mrs, NJ, u, wilson died at her resi-
douco 40 AllIpT tliH Saturday morn
lng $3.50 She had heon sufferer for
fnm0 time pnst with q complication OF
diseases, and her death, though not SUR
prlhlng, caatHn gloom oyCrn largo clrclo
OF friends la that HactInn Of the county,
She waH the reliOt OF Dr., Davidson, WHO
died three years ago, aud was Wcll'hhoWl
throughout the county, Alp was the
mother of q, Davidson, the agent Tor
Tho Adams Express Company la ihlH city,
aud also Of w. g, Davidson, thq wolf.
known express mcthunRcr The uiho OF
The funeral has not been rot,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-14

WE advise Editor Corr OF tho Ma
varre ludrppuuept aud Editor Blesell
OF the Lpuisyillr Herald 10 resign their
respective post. lllIes aud stick 10 their
newspapers, They will make money
by II in the q d, No matter how tuir
aud impartial theS may discuss public
questions The people viii say they are
not impartial because they are holding
office uudrr tho most unpopular Adj
mnstration ty.r known IN our Amer
icau history, We give this advice In
perfect good faith. No editlr who de-.
sirts TO lead pubic opinion should hold
olliCe, or be a candidate Tor OlllCe,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-14
nleotric Bit.ore.

This remedy is becoming 30 well
known aud ~ popular 10 10 need no
special m nli0u All who have used
Eeclrc Bltlers slug The same song OF
praise. A purer medicine does not
exist and II IL guaranteed 70 do all that
is claimed. Electlc BiitaB VIII cure
all diseases OF the liver aud kdneys
viii remove plmples, bOlls, talt rheun
and other affections Cautod by impure
blood --Wlll drive malaria from the
system and prevent as wei 90 euro All
malarial fevers. For cure OF headache,
constipation aud indigestion try Bleo
hjo Bltters. Entire satisfaction guar
anteed, OF money refunded. Price W
ola, ard III per hottie az Durbin,
Wright q Co.'S. drug store.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-14

As stark comfy wlll nov 90 put into
n Democratic DBrcl Major MCku
Icy eau upvu H career at tle Oar lie lS
Bpleudldly equipped for a brilliant ca
IteL.iu the uuuulu OF the law, lie can
open IN New N0lk, Washington or
PIusburg aud do 10 large bghintSs nom
The start III, uuiHug OF twelve years
on the floor of Congress, where 40 has
clashtd with the brightest mlnds IN the
county viii prove ut luraumable nd
vantage b. him, M his coming conflicts
with the master MUD, Ol tbs legal pro-
fession, Eventually ~ viii be- u greal
boou TO MrKluley lhut hu was knocked
out OF the political arena A. this time
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-14

division on tho slate IIo has now oightOcn
points good on his third division Now for
his last balli this knocks down ono pin, com
pleting his third Innings count, which gcts
nnctpon. this added 10 proyloua score muRcs
seventy .eovon " score 70 his third division
And ho has ton Innings 70 bowl altogether
II you think, with tho above explanation,
you can boat tho gamo, then play II out 10
suit yourself
Thoro arc so,1o worry amusing phases VI tho
game ts played Ivy beginners and those who
mover will learn the gamo Notice that old
pentlcman holding Che ball IN both hands
preparatory 10 launching II on 10 course.
First he holds tho ball high above his head,
thcn awnings II betwoon his logs aud let's lly
With great muscular effort His intention Ia
10 knock spots out OF the pins, but nnc times
out Of ton ho fails TO got moro than three or
four pins. IIo Is convinced that hls is tho
proper way 10 bowl, aud nothing can shake
biz opinion Why does bo not get moro plnsi
Whom ho delivers the ball with both hands 10
h almost impossible for him 10 tako both OF
NJ tho Same timo The hand which leaves
the ball last imparos nm outward roll TO ".
As consequence tho ball, instead OF hitting
eho king pin, strikes tho third or fourth with
the result mentioned.
There arc somo worry energetic bowlors to
ha al ianaoA Bor instance. that nlhn HAT
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-14

THE Barbed Wire rrusl, II organic.
cd, N Threatened with having 10 elt
down ou the very sharp prong Of tariff
reduction - Ipltlsburg Dispatch,
The Dispatch 10 u hugh Protection
organ, aud yet the above paragraph 10
a concession That tins trust Ia O0ttOmed
on n high tariff, II not, how will Tar.
iii reduction hart thia trustY VINO
can anewer this on the lines Of high
Pr0teoliunP II trusts must 60, the
high tariff must alsn 20.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-14
NJ mn.t MOI nmlt DO mentIon edllof

WE must not omit 10 mention editor
Tally that on Thursday private citizen
Grover Cleveland called uuon President
Harrison NJ the WHITE House 10 cou
gratulilp him on tine boOminp success
OF his Administration, HBevidencpd by
the elections " Tuesday N New York f.,
New Jersey, Virginia, OHIO aud lowe,
Grover Ctie uut OF the front door
smiling aud "Lrtle Ben" (B Private
Dalzrll calls hlm) looked very sad aud
discouraged.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-14
aLohioua BANNER or Dh'
MOORAcY,

HarF and no mo AmrhtllF fnmlngi
If.'NHtNfl' NUHU| NUiWlNl 1903
iiear the0l0K NJ wires hWWmlnB
IallluH Rll ihH glorious upNHi
ia tnr NN UlHl l.N ia N HNlnfi
Allnm trUdn iUutf HluW
in ohio ita hrIHht glHRWinr,
Lghia our NeAllsi iphpllea QUE muse ?
Tie mumug lHhr % fmudY % rlkmm
qHr l.uI HINW
Head uaurprIa in Your uuakWHi
hpAd lht ynldlrlu lnp rHhl.
felln iupmnni hAil W. Wrrtll
hpAr N unNHiH ana fppfN w ....tt
AMI mulalsn Ia ~ Hlal.lui iIiNt
iel tho Uiysrug pfu' pila ~
iltt fhntpt AAnI Np pw ulll.H4 lh
ift tHu hWatis lhAl Wuu q hfllAf W.
Vol " Wprll Wulill "l "'f,s.
Nfrn tllr lrNI n NII l'hf
K0oh ti,e pllokluH Ypn % tlHalllnfI
hntl Ihn hUnuiNH llfHitH uN ulIhi
aliat thp yiaHl Wl wAl lhpW 7
I'm tbe wings 0f morning speed NJ
rttiiH pirlU} tTual tlNlkH urrl W
Int tho.I Whlip tuusu nlly rtlh W.
Ia thu appIp vi hn tYpi ...,.
Btr, inp n'dW ul rlrpuuln'n hulNlhb
All uui NllhlNh NNh NNNlNiNhi
hfp uppli HHlHu ~ lh frulhlhh
A ilmlunH lutI iup hAl'
ses nuT lHuurr bright aud Wulugi
With n olian hues iulurllpH
Ht4tDUYIU. lHHWuA bNNlllNhi
fiIful.u luHurr hu UiluW
ITuulUUi UtuutI iUt uH iiHll W.
HIgHtf lu Gao iignt uuu tWi t'
iufhuuIU U. HHs 100. NV
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CAAIukiut
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-14

A GREAT crowd NJ people will be IN
Canton rueaday. II IL greatly 10 bp
regretted that our streete are In such u
deplurable condition O0ud not some
thing be- done to make North Market
street look about half way decent 2
Aud now IN 70 decorations. Let every
One decorate The victory belongs a.
The people, aud lot us all put on our
holiday attire, ana mako the occasion
ono lnnH ~ hp rnmnmherph.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-14
LouIsyllLr'a A1nrerle Gun nuu.nwo.

ohyiutng tho nee nly OF going through tho
remaining portion NJ the huildIog On tho
third noor IA the splrrng room, 20 by ~
feet, chess room, 0ad hnally, tho most at'
lruotiyo feature of the place. tho upper
porch. Then thoro s a bowling alley, com.
ploto In cyory particular, - by Si Tho
building proper viii bc heated by steam,
with natural gas undor the bhlcIt and In tho
ilropIacoN II win bN wired Tor electric lights,
~ well "a being completely prepared for
lighting by goa The club has already over
$50 mombcrs comprising some Of tho most
prominent ctiscns Of tho city
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-14
A Railroad Caso.

Tho cnaO Of Andrew Douda against the
Valley Railway was heard before Probate
Judge fnwcott to-day, Ito sues 10 COM
pei them Inappropriate an oNamcnt In the
street In front Of hla property on Mulberry
street in this city, Tho case was dls.
missed on account Of tcohnlcAlitlCa In tho
prollminorlos, II will be- brought again
nnh moro comnlolo,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-14
A Rallrona Man InIured.

Yard Master Burnett, Of the T., N, w,
& G, road, met with nn accident this
morning that will conilnc him TO hla homo
for u week or two, He was doing his work
nt the yard, aud In some manner atum'
hlod and foil, wronchlng one OF hlannllCa,
which had been brollOn several monthH
ago by on accident, Ills injuries are not
nnrlomn, but worry phInlml
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ntoln From a rrnok Wagon.

A man by the nance Of Charles WIlllama,
near Paris, onmo 10 the oily this morning
In covered wagon bringing produce with
him, While ho was diaposlnR Of hlH goods
Ia North Plum street aud being IN the
rear OF residence, hOm0 ono took two
chickens aud various othCrArtlclCs, AftOr
considerable trouble In trying to llnd the
parties TO find the parties who did II ho
gave up the chase aud drove away,
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The morse Loafor, who hus record below
9i3O, was sont out TO trot against him Tho
dog trottcd as fair aud square az any racer,
aud ho oircled tho hulf-milo track without a
break or skip In lb9yG, tho quarter being
trotted In % seconds Tho combined weight
OF tho boy aud tho sulsy was eighty-one
pounds Tho track was very rough and
heavy, aud tho exhibition was very creditabls
TO driver and dog The dog q very intslll
gont and knows Just what ia expected Of him
when on tho track Ilo frequently looks back
over his shoulder 10 100 x tho horse h gain-
ing on him.
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