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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-24
oonFIaMep on the seNATH
A Lens List Of Appointments hsssiys
the Necessary Approval,

Nho Hhethhhff approval
WAsaHGToH January H,-fhe senah
saturday in secret session confirmed ta
following nominations James q, Haum
deIk 70 DO Indian Inspector Charles a
VAldeye 10 be Indian agent Tor the Naya4
Indlanai Walter H. bragg, Of Alabama, u
BIO Interstate Commissioner H. w, Gross
OF Weber county Utah, 10 DO Judge a
Probate In that county James A., Alark, a
Pluto county, Utah, 10 BIO Judge Of frobats
Of that county w. H. Randolph, 10 be TO-
osiyer Of public moneys al WATERFOWL.
Dakota Henry W, BeoEwith, Of Illinois, "a
DO consul AZ bermuda, and the following
army nominations heeond regiment al
cavalry First Lieutenant Frank u,
Robinson, 20 he captain, December "A
1854, vice OBrlen, deceased, Fourth regt
ment OF cavalry Captain Michael CooneY,
OF the ninth cavalry, 10 he major Deeembei
10, 1888 vice A%pauldinG deceased.
Ninth regiment OF cavalry First Lleulea'
ant Joseph Gafrard, rePlmenAl adiutant
10 DO captain, December 10, lhha, viea
Oooney, promoted 70 tho Fourth cavalry.
Seventh regiment 0i infanuy-Caplain
bhhlrl w huNhAlhi w wv WlNlNli RppplhpoA
II, 1873, vice Smith promoted 10 the eighth
infantry, First Lieutenant Daniel lobin'
son, 70 be captain, December ~ 1883, yios
Benham, promoted, Eighth regiment Of
Neutrality-suspicious. AllHI 4 Smith, OF tho
Seventh Infantry, "a uo Lieutenant colonel,
December III, 1873, vice bryant promoted
10 the Thirteenth Infantry, Captain Edgar
H. KollOgg, Of tho Eighteenth Infantry IA
DO major December 30, 1879, vice Dlckey,
retired from active service, Eighteenth
regiment Of iHlauuy-Fnt Lieutenant
Robert " Rates, 70 be captain Deoembei
"a, 1888, vice KELLOGG, promoted 10 the
Eighth Infantry, Tho confirmation OF The
nominations Of Captain Scott and Lleuten'
ant Hay 10 oommlssaries Of subslSleuce were
made Bubiip.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-24

MCKINLEY did not attend the Pro
teotiye Tariff League dinner In New
York. lie sent II dispatch announcing
that he could not possibly be present.
1his message was greeted with NUT.
teringB of discomfort, and one diner
washeard TO remark to his neighbor that
Mr.. McKinley's absence might iniure
his chances Ia the Speakershlp hight.
Ben Butterworth was there with u good
appetite, but he did not make u speech,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-24
Suit Against u Daughter OF tho Late Gov
ornOr Allan,

CmLIooTuH, January 2i,-Tho heirs OF
Richard Wisslor have brought suit against
Mrs, E0lo A, Scott, the daughter Of tho
lato William Allen, for the rocoycry Of
$1,000 In rents and profits, which thoy
were compelled 10 pay TO tho hoirs OF Gov
srnor Macarthur, who succeeded In break.
ing the governors will and In obtaining q
substitution Of his immcnsc estate, They
Also ask for tho recovery Of 5000 attorneys
foes, paid by them In unsuccoStullv dc.
Tending their title TO tho property pur
chased from Mrs. Scott, who, when sho sold
H. believed herself TO DO tho possessor OF Q
good title thereto, but under tho order OF
the Circuit Court Of tho United States, she
found horsolf to DO the possossor of only
b7.109 Of tho property sold. Mrs. Scott
had warranted the tito to the property to
Mr. Wisslcr, II Is expected that othol
suits Of tho kind will grow out of tho GU
tohglomonts connected with redistribution
OF tho Macarthur estate.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-24
nhn rnn no Onnndenco IN nnnna.

srutEormLp, Jaquory 2i.-Mra Eoston,
residing Ut 300 west Columbia street, ro'
ports To the police that between $500 and
5000 were stolen from her house, In tho
morning she found a window open aud tho
closets rOnsackod, She was always afraid
10 deposit In bank for fear tho bank would
break, The money represented tho savings
OF years Tho robbery was committed by
somc one familiar with the place.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-24
Best of All

Dough medicines, Ayers OheTy feo'
tmal n Ia greater demand than eyeT'
No preparation Tor Throat and lang
Troubles Is 30 prompt Ia Ia effects, 10
agreeable 70 tho taste, aud 10 Wldab
known AZ thla, II Ia tho family nod
oiae Ia thSuaAnda Of households,
81 have suffered iOr years from a
bronchial trouble that, Whenever 1 take
cold or am exposed ~ in0lhment wealth
on, Allows itAeli ~ q YeU Annoying
tickling sensation IA tho throat and by
dihiGnlty IN breathing, have nied q
great many remedies, but none does 40
we'll as Ayers Cherry feetorai which
always gives pf0lnpt fellei u Ieththa ~
my Old complaint ~ hnaat A, hepleF,
Inspector Oi Public Roads, Parish TeI'
10 nOnne, la,
"I consider Aya's Cherry Pastoral a
Iaoat imuOflaut fgm0uv
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-24
THE ONLY SON OF THE OWNER

OF "Jhy. Eyc.seo" sued by u Woman From
England for 10000 Clnlmu Iio Mado
msulting Proposals,
CHICAGO January FLA special to tho
Tribune from Racine, via, suysi jackson
!. Case, the only son Of Jerome |, Case, the
millionaire and owner Of jay Eyo'Soo, IL
made defendant In suit for 5000 dam.
eyes, Tho complainant Is Mrs Catharinc
Garfield, Of Wales, and the charge alleged
6oiamOt n Of character The woman came
horo thttV monLhA nnn from N~nslAud.n
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-24
succcasful roullry nud ncnoh Slow

AKRoN. January 2t,-Thc first annual
pct stock poultry and bonch show, In Co.
lumbla hall under the management Of the
Northern Ohio association olmc to n sue.
ccssful close, \ There arc over QUO thousand
entries In the poultry department. and In
Tho dog show thoro were over lfty, includ.
Ing the lockwood kennel, of Lexington,
KY, and tho celebrated 1900 Mandan,
owned by o, n, Sheldon, Of this city, Tho
pigeon display was very fine, and the show
Ia pronounced tho bost yet hold In the state.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-24

Deserted Dy ucr Husband, "a wife Az,
tcmpts suicide,

DthtNNNh hN hNl AANHNNlNNH - "AAN aA'Fs
tcmpts suicide,
LoSpoR,O,, January ~2l,-suuday morning
Mrs, ELLA Miller attempted 10 commit sui
edo at the residence Of her father, Alb.
Kilgorc, a well known resident Of Lafayette
this county The woman was married four
Aears ago to a Columbus man named,
Miller, who gained o livelihood by
writing address cards on the strootA
Soon after their marriage Miller
deserted her NJ Baltimore Nid, and hos
ever since showed HE hoarllrssnoss by ro-
naming away, Tho mun's pcridy was.
moro lhun she could bear, and her mind.
became effected in com Sg,onec, THIN
morning she cyudcd the watch Kept ON hey
and Jumped into an old we'll, but was dlal
covered Just In time to save her NO, No.
lor's parents NJ Boswell, o., recently turned
her away FROM heir homo, The womql
will be sonl to he Columbus asylum Mdn-
day.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-24
INN Roll ro,enbo,o Cor,nor, /,

THE Bell Telephone Company " lie
hard luck. We only paid q per cent.
profit for the privilege Of saying "heliol
hellor' and receiving no better response
han the mild %reproying reply of the
telephone girl, 81 shall report you 10
the superintendent for profanity and
have your instrument taken outI-
[Wall Street News.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-24
nureher, tho swIndisr.

HmiABoRo, January 2l,-p r. Parsons
OF Redwood, Union county writes N tho
landlord OF the Kramer house that Mr. /.
Burgher whose swindling operations In
this yleIglty were fully described, played
the fOmo game thoro, that ho got 81 aud
three DAYS board from him, and on and
three days livery hire Of NJ T. Wickingor.
aud lhnY Mnnl- Ihn nonIlemhn.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-24

OasELAsh, January 2l-liain canning
ham shot and fatally wounded Fred 8thek
lin last night At Konton, atFloklin entered
C%unnlngham's house and provoked a dis
turhanco, -Four balls took effect In hi
body, and ho dol In a short time Gun
nlnghAm WN arrested,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-24

CHuLcoruR January ai,-fhe Portage
Straw. board Woeks, At Clroloylllo, will lose
aboute2,OO 0 by the los Of tholF large straw
shed here, which wa destroyed by lire,
There was n 800 Insurance on the building,
The structure waa u ncw Que, and wns fred
by the cnrolownera Of apmc II smoking
about the place Eight thousand bales Of
straw were consumed,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-24
Two stenmers Colndn.

LIVERPOOL, january 2i,-Whllo leaving
the mersey Saturday craftsmanship Wyom-
ing, for Now York, came into collision with
the French steamer, Henry ~. Tho storm
Of the latter vessel was badly damagod.
She was returned to Liverpool. The bows
0f the Wyoming was slowed and sho ro-.
turned 70 Liverpool yesterday.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-24
Roasted Her BABY to Death.

CHATTANOOGA, rENN, January 2i.--A
colorod woman, Rachael Henry, was ar
rested yesterday AT Knoxville, charged
with roasting u baby A ~neighbor passing
tho house mellcd burning flesh and rushed
In. On q bed Of burning coalsla lay on infant
roasting to death and alone In n room. The
Henry woman claims II was m accident,
but the proof Ia strong against her,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-24

THE Senate finished the debate on
the sugar schedule yesterday afternoo1.
Tley passed the amendment olferiug u
sugar bounty 10y U vote Of ~ to 10.
Senator Payne, of Ohio, was the only
Democrat voting for II, and his vote
does not represent the Democratic party
OF Ohio on that question,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-24

Cm0LEuLtE, January a-Mp Ida II
oulp was granted q divorce from her hus
band, Charles H. Culp on the nauuda o
cruelty aud gfoss neglect hhe was also 70
stored 10 her maiden name Of nrobeek, aud
awarded tho custody u her two children,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-24
TnrRhoa nhmnHed.

Nura January a,-Ihe plaut Of tht
Thomas Furnace Company WIS damaged
by nfc 10 the amount of tl0,U11. Tho hoist
aud stock houses with machinery, were
destroyed, alan scyorl railroad ears, In,
6ufance, $4,000, More than ono bundled
men arr thfown0ut Of work,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-24

1 have taatad IL curative power Ia my
family, many umea during tho past
Thirty years, and have never known "
10 fall, 10 will relieve tho most heIl0ua
affections OF tho throat aud lnaHH,
whether Ia children on adulu, MIS-,
10, q, Edgerly, Council Bluffs, Iowa
UTwenty years ago l was troubled
with a diheaaa OF tho lungs, D0Utora
afforded inc no relief aud o%0nhidefed
my OhAe hopeless, 4 then began 70 nAe
Ayers Cherry feetOTal, and before
had finished 0ne bottle, found relief, 1
continued 10 take this medicine until a
cure WaH eff0Gted, believe that Ayers
Cherry PeOtOral saved my hfe''-
samuel GHgga, Waukegani ILL.,
'Blx years AGO I contracted a severe
cold which R6ttled on my lungh and
soOn developed all tho alarming hymp-
TOMS Of COnanmpti0n, had q cough,
night Hweata, bleeding VI tho Lungs,
palms la chest and aides, and was 30
proatrated IN 10 be confined 10 NY
bod most OF tho time, After. trying
yaflOua prescriptions, without benefit
my phyaiolan finally determined 70 giyo
ma Ayers Cherry PeGtOral, took "
aud tho effect was magical, 1 seemed
10 rally from Tho iifht dose OF thlh
medicine, and, after uAlng only uhfee
bottles, am ~ well aud sound A over
- Rodney Johnson, Springfield, ILL.,
Ayers Cherry PsGtOTaI,
rRHrAaHD MT
o.. ]. O. Aver a Co., Lowon, Masa'
Sold by Al DINugA.A. rraoti I'D bottles, w.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-24

LWA January -, Judge John Collect
dled NJ hiH residence, south Main street
aged noyenty,fOuE Ito was q member Of
the Allen county bar from lals up 10 the
time Of his death, Ito studied and pfae
diced law for several years with Hon, Ton
CorWln, Oi Lebanon,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-24

AEaos, January 2l,-Gonoral George W.
Mcneil. aged aeyonty'Ayo years, a pioneer
miller, locating here In ieil, Il doad, Ia 1886
he was mayor, and waa also elected brig
ader general Of the Eighteenth division o.
the Ohio militia In lattor years he WI
M arden, temperance worker, A daugh
tor and two sons survive,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-24
rhn SALMON

New PmILApELrutA january 2l.-0n 40
count Of the weakness In the cellar wall,
the saloon fixtures and upstairs room, aud
front of Charles Angels saloon fell with o
irlghtful crash into tho basement below
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-24

a hNH WIN ~ Afpe''" '"' "e"fg A'yF'
Wrar uFiOg, January A,-Johh hetiew
ny, a taunef liylm al this place, made an
ODD discovery while batoheHng The Htom
A6h Of one Of tho hogs no had killed seemed
unusually heavy, and he opened II and
found II filled with foreign substances,
Among tho articles found we're h~ityaighl
h0rseahGe nails, t%wenty'soyen pieces Of
iron, among which we're pieces OF horse.
shoe, q link from q heavy tfaoa chain, small
bolt, several iron nuts, and eighteen pieces
Of alupG varying In siEe from that OF a
quai's ilg "a hen eM, the mass weighing
over three pounds, The hog seemed 70
have a mania for swallowing iron,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-24

an excavation Ia tho oeiiaE and had last
lgh tho building TO- diHner o. all would
tAVs been hlLsd, Ms Angel rescued her
b%lepping babe from tho room above just a.
No building was falling, Loss not estlm'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-24
Two . In tne rea for ataallng noE.

WWouHHHa January a-An indiot
ment was found against George Rowland
by the grand Jury for stealing seven hog
from Robert Armstrong Upon being ar
TaigHed Rowland pleaded guilty, and wal
sentenced 10 two years Ia the penitentafy
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-24
Nebraska Returns 10 Repair uor strrn
Past. .

luAts
New YoRE, January 2l-Tho state linz
steamer, state OF Nebraska, which sailed
hence for Glasgow Friday returned yosior-
day TO repair the r]iyoting around her stern.
post, which had become loose, causing tho
vessel to leak, Captain Bracss says no.
could have mado tho voyage without dan.
gor, but decided TO avoid possible criticism.
by returning for repairs. Tho steO1or VIII
probably sail again today. Tho ono hunl
drod passengers ROMAN on board. Thoy.
have no occasion for alarm aud have been
In no dauppr. II +,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-24
An Interesting TRIAL ucgun NJ nclicfon,
Jnlno

BruHyoHTMNE January 2i,-Tho caso OF
Colonel David s, Uounshcll against Colon.
Of Dom Pi0tt camo up for trial In the com,
mon pleas court, In which the plaintiff sues
for 5000 fees for services rendered tho do.
PENDANT In tho celebrated Nellie platt
nnhir, aud In other casos, Tho time
was taken up In reading dispositions and
Tho examination u the plaintiff The case
promises 10 become very interesting.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-24
Lswis Hoffman,

IRoEroE, January 2L-l0wls Hoffman
an old German oItlpon OF l%ronton, and thu
father Of Mrs " Boss, 0t Newport KY
h dead, lie has been the chief a]eoouulanl
at ebert 4 Company's brewery for a quar-
Dor Of a century past Ills ago was sixty
neyen.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-24

New YoUR, January I-Ahout 100 Al.
titan men, women aud children who were
NorOgo p]asscngcrsin tho steamer Latham.
agno from llayro, are detained at Castle
ordon, pending an Inquiry ~ 20 whothG
iolr case comes under the contract labor
". They are bound for Florida whore
roy aro to rent houses aud tobacco planta.
ona owned by a New York cigar manufao-
irlng firm, tho firm agreeing 10 buy tho
IbAoco lhoY rnIsO.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-24
.EAves oE AestNen IN rHa ARMY.
eoretary Endloott About 10 rut lila Foot
nnANu nm Innln nnnnnlnInua.

secretary Endloott About 10 rut lila DOT
pown on Their Accommodations,
WAsntSatnN, January 2i,-ltia reported
n army circles that Secretary fndioott
~ In contemplation tho Issuing of an
rider which will do away with the custom
I accumulation Of leaves OF absence, u
raotloo almost IN old az tho army ilsolf,
n most caaos tho time 10 be allowed, thirty
ays IN each year, would be consumed by
flcora on leave In going 20 and returning
rom frontier homes, For this and other
pasons, tho accumulation OF leave has al
mya been allowed, and m high ~
our months leave Ia usually granted,
/ 10 o held that tho granting
I this accumulation leave 10 not only
regular but Illegal irregular, because tho
populations are that an officer n entitled 10
ul thirty days leave each year, with full
ay. Tho accounting officers Of the trcNs'
ny claim that Il Is Illegal for the reason
bat tho law mover contemplated the grant
on OF any leave amounting to four months
nd carrying with II all the bonolw Of tho
ny and cinolumonts ~ II on continuous
uty. Tho point tho Washington depart
lent Ia understood 10 insist upon Is, that
an officer docs not lOko his leave during
40 yoar, no %forfcits all claim TO H.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-24

HMlAReRo, January el,-LeVi hhaier, .
farmer living Ia iamer township, hal
made an assignment 10 iiAper DuokwAll
Assets ti, 500 liabilities $1,000,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-24
Mrs, Mary amith,

DArfOE, January 2i,-Mp Mary Smith
widow Of Edward Smith, commonly knowf
A. 'Reddy" Amlth, who was widely knows
throughout this valley died al H%mithyiile
this county, Bic Was aged seventy 1--WE,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-24
MIsehlsssas naIs Rlned.

HAHHA January a. Detective Hdhul1
OF the GA o Midland road, vas here and
Issued warrants ior uia arrest Of the follow
ing boys charging them with anlAWtuily
riding on tho cars GA tho och u January
Harry Allen, Cary lac. Al Little, Charles
Thompson, Glen lOhRaaa, Austin Ohanoe
Robert Bray, Hudd WOOdA, Frank Qurtil
ana Alex Lyle, They haa = hearing DO
fore Squire Gallagher aAd we're each 40
sesssd ", oosts aud hasa They lot on the
brakes of a oar on tho above date, aud .
collision was barely ayerled by tho train
OtiiClala,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-24
ryiug TO MAKE Out That Prof. Gemckon
Ia Crazy,

BERLIN, January 2i,-profcsor Mcndel,
% omincnt physiological Of the Berlin uni.
rslty, spent two and q hall hours In nm
ANIMATION Of Professor Gonlokon yostor.
~. The lottor's friends deny that Shore
Rr any necessity for aubjoctlng him 10 tho
deal, or that there was any roasOLI why
should be placed under tutclRga
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-24
BUOKME BULBS.
Last foRTY-GlaHT HOURS NEW
FROM THE RIVER TO THE LAKE,

salts and BaiiaFes-Aeeidsn aad sut
stdes-DsAtha ana Cdmss-nrss adj
bviadieA-0sneFAi Items ct IntsFest,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-24
Public Sale Of Farm Lands,
Town Lots and Houses,
at Paris, Ohio.
viii onor for salo % mo hlehost bidder, on

VIII onor Tor bMo W lho hlghoBl Dluuofi on
Saturday, February 23d, 1889,
Mt Parts, stark county, ohio, tho following described
property
elK acres, n milo north OF Paris, on tho Harris.
burgh road, frtClnes farm land ANA nrsI-claSs
bl ldlnHg,
05 acres, v mllo north NJ Parts, on tho freeburgh
road, all high land, good young orchard, aud good
buildings.
10 acres nj tho same place M above, with good two
story house, stable and orohOrd, also u good spring
NJ the house
a5S acres, one milo southeast OF Paris, log houee
and barn, with good spring NJ Tho house, ana small
orchard, also o coal bank,
~ aoreS out. lot north part Of Paris.
Lot number q In the town OF Paris, Win \ nrpt-
class \ room house, two stables, ana good wen Mtho
house,
Reasonable terms 10 suit purchaser, or VIII Give
tlmo for payment from A TO y y0arH, with Interest
md mortgage Boclrlty,
FOR full particulars call on or address
JACOB MATZ,
don20-t0wl Frc0burgll, stark Co, ohio.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-24
@. v. HUNTINGTON

AbOu 10 Take In tho Knnawha and Ohio
Railway.
CuARLEsroN, W. Va January 81, 1t "a
rumorod here that an arrangement has
been made whereby the Kanawha and
Ohio railway will shortly pass into The
hands Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Com,
lAny'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-24
CHOICE BARGAINS NOW
IN
GOODS !
We have scared some Special Bar.
gains, tn
BLACK SILKS
mat hro mo hos, aooda NJ to pticoe sofa over my
counter. You may ihyo thu same prloo4
qaOtod OlaovhoN, hnt not quail
tlcd equal W thoaO goods,

Hack Oros Oraln Silku No n9l mo, zoo 00N nBo
et,Or gl,lh. tlnb, eiNh, oLt0, aud ~ ~ $500 u
yaid-ihO host HRS for tho money ever offered
BACK Armuro silks NJ slO0 0l.ab, el,DO and
el0O pOr yard,
nlnck satin rhadamc,, 7ue, st.Oo. eliza stbot
tp2b per yard,
RlAcb ralllO r%tNnoasc Al nOG 0iO0, clio, 9l,a0,
ei,nh, el,B0 " 90 por yard,
oar Al Woo Huitinga IN nov eiIios NJ zoe n7o,
nrO rKirn valurD nlsn thp b0-lnCh hlVtlt ~ i5G bOG
dND uud '0tuNt lurd, M buh piuu ruluit ub
tltrH aud fancy nllra
Al Won lleuilttu aud CplinurCu VI MI HE
latest RhadrA
slylBh Vide Rrdor Sui,ihgs On cents and up'
wirdh
Imported bO-luoh Hroad Cloths stpS TO $40
pUf YnrL
INK rlusbrs nov colois ne blc, 1Bc and eLOO q
yard,
Hosiery, Olovc, Underwear and Drota Iilm,
miVgH, IN Hprclal. uUnd values,
We send Ladies' wraps ON approval h rcrnonAl.
lla uAtiics, Wl Offer goat bnrgAluH IN ~ hindH "
Jackets, hliart hHnllw tnd Luug uArinont ln Cloth
aud Nol PUSH
Write Tor sinplcg aud prices 0i amy alnd NJ gO0ii
you want bnd 900 what We Gan do Tor YOU
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-24
Miss Conn Pronounced Insane.

~ YoRE, January 9l,-.Dr Douglass
charge Of the insane payiliona at Bellevue
Sspltal, stated that Miss Harriet
pnln, who was found In tho yiciu.
y OF Palmor's theatre Friday night
ith n pistol In her possession, waiting for
yrlo Rollow, tho actor b %insane, and that
10 will DO removed to an insane asylum
onday. Miss Coffin rldioulos tho idea
at shc Is insane, and says her friends will
pply for q writ Of haboas corpus.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-24
Fine Farm For Sale Or Trade,

viii otter fof sale Al 4 baflaiA, OF Isaac iOf Can
tun, Mnasrlon Nv othcf town pfopmu, my farm Of
n acres, known ~ Tho "Nhye rhTui lnUtri three
mIlv poulh.Opt of M]aallou. oHr.puatter nilo
ot tho main toad lcAdlhg ffels mDauion to lleh.
willie VorJ comfortable two story, olgtt room
house Win e%soollrn, harm aud oathousruI Thirteen
acrcS OF good umbori spiondld orchard, olflorn ma
we'll water and profpco, OF u valuable ooti bed,
Por ful PARTICULAR oAn a. clio fsrn OF address
by letter. AAnAn UNCLE
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nor IN oEORaIA,
Two Negroes luiod aud q sanbss
WUuUded,
An0thor RoporI,

ATLANTA, Ga January gl,~-llotA are TO
ported In Tyty, several peraons are 70.
ported killed,