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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-24
BUILDING BOOM.
Plans Prepared Ton New Five Story
Hotel,
Barnett noufe HxtenaIon'-Capitali6ta 10
nuid handsome business hlook-'-A
bale Falls Through,

A move n on foot lpuWct HhOuly Ht thr
northeast corner Of O. lh.m and Market
streets i've story hOll, The plnus fur
the same have been prepared and lt lH
learned that thoy call fora fine building,
inside aud out, Tho building n tl hu Uf
brick with stone trlmuluuH, II Will BE- ili'
ted up lu thu most appropriate style, The
owner Of ihc properly lH Mr., George w,
iuhO, II h hO who VIII have thu hotel
built and Il 10 understood HAT ho has Just
about negotiated with certain party for
u nvG year lease, The architect ~ Win
GlnlhCr Of Akron,
lAUNEl'r UOphE EXTENSION,
II h understood thol plans have boon
about perfected for the extension Of the
Barnett House building 10 East Seventh
street, This VIII be- great Improvement,
The building AZ prrHcnt c0moa within
about iliiy feet OF Seventh street,
4 FiNE nuaiNlAH MOCK,
II was learned nt late hour this after.
noon that Major William Mckinley aud
Mr. Conrad SchwCltlcr have about com.
plotcd arrangements for handsome four
story huHlnoAa block on the SnXt0n
property In South Market street, opposite
the post office, II ~ stated that tho build.
Ing viii be- Of u similarly handsome ap-
pOaranco 10 tho Snxton block, The in-
formation comea ~ too late Hn hour 10 be-
fully verified,
FELL THROUGH
Tho sale Of the Siddul property In North
Cleveland avenue was not cunAummHtcd
Monday, II had reached the point Of Sign.
Ing papers hut for some reason foil
through
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-24


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charged that lho body was buried IN tho
German Catholic crmrtrry without tho
knowlcdpr or pormlsBlon of Roy. Father
Arnold,
ii WAS rpportod thnt Doctor Cutlm Of
South Market Hirpot hadHttcudod thocnse,
A reporter called there aud was nt nrat
informed that the Doctor know nothing Of
Ii. but nftcr IA moments confederation tho
Doctor rpp0rtcd lint hc remembered Of
coming across tho child durlnp hla travels,
llc hnd called ON "A y0unp lady ln lllner
streGt who had an arm Injured, While
there ha attention was called 10 tho Kim.
merle Infant Tho child WAS la IA very
critical condition, uilprinp from nn I'M.
poyorIahod condition of tho ayaton cauaod
by moor nourlahmcnt aud probably insult.
ncicnt care, Ho loft aomc medicine there
for IA. hut the woman said nothing and ho
never returned Ia thc houso Ia 400 tic
child aud dld not know whether hla
pnticnt was living or dehd, When told hy
ihc reporter that ID had dlcd ho stated that
ho know Ii could not live very long aud
was not aurpfhcd 10 learn that h wna
dead,
The undertaking firm Of Rnmaoy a Co,
wna called upnn hy I'd reporter. No found
Mr. Ramsey carefully pcruuHugn IA volume
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-24
oAnRoLLroN NEWS,
The Embarrassing Position ef cAnto'
nians~othaF News,

The Embarrassing Position ef oanto'
nian.~otheF News,
CAHH0LLfOE, oct, ~, ARihun L0yG's
Comedy company held tho boards Ht the
opera housB Friday night The ladies
MHslnnry society Was nlsp Ia session 40
thn FfpslNinFlan church, A young man
Weli known in Caution aud Carrnlli0n
houglii ID reserved scat Hi llrlfrlCh'H jewell
W store ipr lle shove llr started Tor. llie
Operi uuusr and pashed lhr church, which
Waa crowded tn the doors, ITO, surprising
ii tp boo jir uprE house, hIHlrl hlH ticket
tuU gentleman who hhppnunl 10 hN stand
iuu HI tho OuiHuOe, or course " was not
nrerumd "Wh1's lhr door hnoprrf
MINT riplr iIfUfrf AiU'i inls lhn opera
huutHf hu, Young MON leaves Tor
tho 0prW hmiso kicking himself,
Al CO, CWurInp, q candidate for Rep.
r UuilIyf, and % popular }oNhgWHu ana
H ~ Gregory concluded Ia go lunllug,
IhU WplrI gpt pul Nhui lNWuWuc hlN Hgl
UHul NNnTr W,n pgnAl tHlWWruh ~
tuVuol unl llnt the hnuInw thought llHl
JhFy hul hNilcr be- prepared iu case iltY
s4w HuyihiuF l0 shoot, therefore trlWrlue
wont ,o llu hardware store pnd "goi I 4
p0mda uil Hhot'
CaT1ltpn uK pnyori voted u year ago
aud carried two 10 Que iu hynr ot Wuler
works, oar good Republican council hHh
done nothing II q Hire hrribi out some
windy ulght you viii perhaps rumcmbcr
tiorr was Town by ouumo ul Cnrrolltnu,
We have absolutely 10 llrn projections
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-24
A BOLD. BAD MAN

Attempts 10 stoGl Horse, Buggy, Blankets
and all Whom Frightened Away by q
Determined Girl.
Yesterday evening Mr., Jacob Iordcn-
stein, son and daughter, who live some
distance southeast Of the city, drove into
town and .htchcd their horse in front Of
Hcrbruck's dry goods store In East Tus-
cOrawOs street. They worc doing some
shopping when the young lady happened
TO notice n stranger removing the blanket
from the horse. He began TO unite him
when she went over TO the buggy and got
In Il, thus preventing the man from tak-
ing u away, as such was certainly his in
tontion. She was terribly frightened and
forgot TO give an alarm and the supposed
thief made his escape.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-24
REPUBLICANS DISCONNECTED.
They Are Gradually Losing Keep q
Solid Front,

Tho word has gone forth from the Re.
publican headquarters for the workers TO
concentrate thcir efforts for the defeat OF
Loichot for auditor Maudru for treasurer
and Coxcn for clork, Democrats should
hold a firm front Tho Republican dc.
feat h certain IN state and county. Stand
by the entire ticket Don't scratch man.
Make the victory the greatest In the hiss
tory Of tho county,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-24
REAL ESTATE TRANSPORTS

For tho wook Ending October ~, Ro.
ported by II, H. Truipp's gons, Abstrao-
tora Of Titlo.
Mnssillon Edwin w. Schroyor to II. w.
McCuughcy, 1876, 1881, 1902, l7O8, "a wnrd.
$3.50, Kent Jarvis amir 10 j, II. Strnsbu-
ry, pt 1876 3d ward, 5000; Geo, Wclltor TO B.
u NJ. j, McCun, pit 1863 3d ward, $500,
Alliuncc-A B, Shilling 20 Libbic II.
Shilling, part 81 j, IL, Miincr's 2nd nddl-
tion, 81 $50; Elizabeth Johnston, EN. 10 A.
II, Clark, 10 acres, SlThO.
County Michael Bohrcr 10 Sarah A..
Miller, 1S2 acres, Canton township, 81. 800 I;
u, W. Waugh 10 $, y, Keith, 1888, Lima.
Vile; Almira n picrmnn 80 Phil, Schtnck,
l5-l0Oa Paris township, $500; Juo. G. pior.
man to Phil, Schcnclt, part 20, Minerva,
5000; Henry Magic to Zimmerman Il
Anon, part II and ~ Minerva, 5000; j.
Il, Gorycy to Jno, Fruley, 2i.8Ba Pike
township, $500, w, II, Friend to Mary A.
Mclkor 4 and 10, West Brooldlcld, 81, 400;
jas, sterling TO Al, Kittiugcr, %, Canal
Fulton, 5000,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-24
GRAND OPENING
ofth Union Clothing Company'a Hand
Homo Hoomn in North Market street,

or tho Union Clothing Company'a Hand.
aomo hoomn In North Market Btroot
The opening Of one Of tho ilncst cloth.
ing and gents furnishing goods stores In
central Ohio, h taking place to-day aud
tonight Ht tho Unions Clothing MnnuinC
turing Co,A handsome new rooms Ut 8S
aud 40 North Market street, The interior
Of the room " profuacly decorated with
Japanese goods Of all kinds and a number
Of fine house plants This company have
ton branch stores besides thlA ono here,
aud manufacture all thCirow clothing In
Rochester, N. v, thus enabling them 10
soil their goods Ut prices that defy COmpC-
tition. They employ ten snlcsmCn who
are very neatly dressed for the occasion,
each ono wearing neat bouquet, A re-
coption 10 soldiers IN being held this after
noon, aud the public this evening are cor
daily Invited 20 attend, Each lady ia pre-
acntcd with u handsome souvenir cf
Niagara Falls, while the gentlemen are
presented with u pocket mirror and u box
Of wax tnpora. The Grand Army Band N
In attendance this afternoon aud will be-
there tonight. Everyone is invited 10
como and see the handsomCut store ever
opened In Canton.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-24
HApHAWAY-FoHL.
A Newspaper Man Pierced by oupid'a
nHrIH.

Darts.
Ray 8, Hathaway formerly Of the NEwa'
DEMOuHAT staff but now clty editor OF the
Youngstown Ylndicator was married ~
high noon, Sunday Ia this clty, Tho bride
WAS Miss Alice tohl, daughiorOf Ephrnlm
Rohl, OF No, "a Navarro street. Only u
few Immediate relatives were prcncnt
aud the affair was quiet one, .
At noon the few guUhia, 10 tho music OF
a wedding march, took lhelr places In The
parlor aud Justice Jacob Rogner tied the
knot, Miss Dora Schcbcr aud Chna. W.,
DnnlIg0r acted 40 brdcamald aud groomh'
man, After tlie ceremony the party hat
down 10 n bountlful rppnat 10 which was
done amplo Justice, The happy couple
loft for youngstown on tho 10 train,
whore they will reside for the present,
The bride N known aa u most oHtimnhlo
lady having large circle Of irlondH, Tho
groom h well known ~ q cyclone nowH'
paper hustler aud has host of frlcndH'
The NAVAL spENo-5i,A1 together with q large
circle Of friends, Wish them all that IL
good IN this life.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-24

eo,irt allowed her $40 pendent lite, u
Was alieqed that he q short lime ago had
SION and al present olalnR he has none,
Ma WAS called toaGcOmi for the money hn
Fas alleged 10 have, iln told his story
which whs much enjoyed by those In tlin
GoiIn room, ile stated where the money
lmd gone aud gaye tli6 names 0f persons,
of both sG4es, la this city who lad been
benGnted thereby,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-24
a ruRmAT TO KILL.
djomo scoundrol Writos Vicious Letter
TO Hon. Lewis Millor OF Akron,

rfjomo Sooundrol WritoB q Vicious bottor
to Hon, Lowls Millor OF Akron
A lcttor threatening the life Of Hon.
lewis Miller OF Akron, and vol known IN
this city, has come 10 nEn a., nnu s,,,n,,nr nar1
happening upon the fact IN spite OF oil
nttcmrts TO keep II quiet that some COW
nrdly miscrcant has sent Mr.. Lowis Mil
lcr, OF AutmOn, Miller " Co, an nnony.
nous letter making ugly threats, sought
10 ascertain the oxnct state OF the, caeo'
The calls upon Mr.. Millor found him
eyerse to speaking of thc matter p9IItiG,IG Il,
larly for publication, although pracucally
What excuse could ever bc imagined for
such mean conduct on tho part of Mr., M,e
unmanly correspondent is beyond con-
jocturo, but public indignation VIII mqko ,,I,
ftsolf plainly felt when y ~ learned Unit
The nnmelcss scoundrcl threatened Mr.,
Miller's life ny well as property Akron
IL no place 10 tolerate such business
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-24
Arrnntoa ~ Mnnnlllon For burglary.

David q. Maicr u young man Of hard
character wns arrested thla morning NJ
Mnssllon for burglary about u week ago
III the night tlmo when Ike Morgan, the
notorious crook, was captured here tow
duys ago, Mater and another man broke
loon and stole u ak gallon kcg OF whskoy.
They drank Il 0t Morgang house.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-24
Oanaburg toms.

OsNABuRG, oct, 22.-Mrs. woy, an ngcd
lady living with Mr., and Mrs. Amos
Rabenstinc, is in u critical condition from
the injuries rccoivedby falling down stairs.
Her recovery Is doubtful,
II. M, Schulrcll has returned from Ada,
where he has been attending school.
Joseph Maudru, candidate for county
treasurer, WIS here renewing old ncqunint-
anccs,
Frank Duncan, OF Alliance, spcnt scv-
eral days with his parents.
Miss Maggie Reith, OF Goshen, Ind, IL
here visiting relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs, Biers, OF Canton, Sundnyed
with Mr.. and Mrs, Moul
Preaching in the Trinity Lutheran
church Saturday evening and Sunday
morning by Rev. Keller, OF New York,
II. A. Rice feels happy. It's girl.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-24
Tuscarawas Town, hip.

Tho cock and bull story printed In the
Mossllon Independent that there X u
fight on land appraiser in ruscarawas
township between John poorman and A.
Lincoln Young, two Democrats, has no
truth whatever. John poormun was nom
mated and Mr.. Young is supporting him
cordially Mr., Young Is never u kicker.
He Is for the whole ticket.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-24
SALE CoNsUMMATED

or tho Armory Building TO tho Masonic
Association, 30 says u Member OF tho
Committee
II Is understood that ncgototions FOR
the solc of the Armory building on North
Market street from the present owner 20
the Masonic Association Of this city, which
have been pending FOR some timo pnst
were consummatCd yesterday afternoon.
The purchasing committee was Messrs'
Campbell and Frank Wyant. The prico
paid Is understood 10 be $4,000. What
changes will be made in the property Is
not yet known,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-24
Land Appraisers.

The law requires that separate tickets
containing the name Of hnd appraisers
shall be used and that separate boxcs
must be used, The Democratic Executive
Committee desires that each candidate
procure his own tickets, The form Ia now
nt the DEMOCRAT Office aud tickcts should
be ordered In advance. Tho price for the
same will bo one dollar.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-24
noon.

The mill OF che Isaac llnrtor CO.., which
h located nt Foatorn, Is having u ycritn-
bic boom. AZ present the concern N 25,-
900 barrels behind orders, most of them
having camo from European markets.
Canton parties are Interested In the com
corn aud Ex-Governor Foster h also u
lurnc utocltholdcr.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-24
BALLOON MEN

ClRim They Wore Not In tho City on tho
Day 1hey are Charged with Keeping
Their Places OF nualnoaa Open.
Warrants were aworn out by j, j. Clark
of the Law and order Society before Jus.
tlco Rclgncr against Jeremiah Soliday and
William Little, charging them with keep
Ing their saloon open on Sunday October
9TH S0lidhy claims lac was out Of the city
ON that date. ilo will fight the case. lilo
has boon put undcr 500 bond for hearing
Thursday, October alW, II III undcrHtood
that Little will fight the ease also,
Little appeared ihlanftcrnoon aud plead
not guilty aud was held IN SlOO bail for his
hearing nt the same time na S0ldnyH,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-24
= vnluablo Present.

Mr., Charles Il, Frazer, business man
ogcr, has boon presented with Ave vol
umcs of the STARR COUNTY DEMOCRAT,
extending from November %, 1850, TO
August a, 1si3. Tho volumes were prcs-
ont from Mr.. Thomas Chapman, formerly
of Bethlehem township, now Of Muncie,
Ind. They were left with his son-in-lnw,
Mr.. Lovi S. Smith, of Bethlehem town
ship, and forcwardcd by him TO Mr..
Frazer. They arc on exhibition ut the
DEMOCRAT office, Mr. Frazer Is very
proud OF them.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-24
NOT GUILTY.
DO Bay All tho Porsonn Indicted by N
Grand Jury.

W pNl MI AnhlNlou lI NnN
Grand Jury.
The prisoners indicted by the grand
Jury were arrnlgned before Judge Pcnso
NJ ten o'clock this morning. consider
nblo number OF persons were In the court
room and as no ono plead guilty 10 any OF
the chnrgca disappointment followed.
Tho following were 1rraignod on the
various charges and each entered u plea
OF not guilty; Horse stealing, Ash.
10y G. Shumnkcri burglary and larceny,
Otto Hnrtcl, Philip Rossj mnnslnughtor,
Ira SMITH assault with intent 10 rape,
Clifford Glass; Geo, HnnnNford; grand
larceny, Ada Yogan; Louis DcOstrop;
pocket picking, Harry Holloway, Horny
Elwood forgery, Emanuel SchwOyor; as
soult and battery, VIM. Leslie; keeping
saloon open on Sunday, II. j. Marklc,
Wm. Mnrklc, Louis Ncsbit, Matthew
Clemonsi selling to minors, Joseph King.
Tho trials wCrO set for the first and
second weeks In December.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-24
Not Taken at Might.

The impression IL abroad IN the vicinity
Of Oanabilrg that Louis Snyder was mr.
rested for taking turkeys from Nicholas
Sweitgcr at night. He had been honora-
aMihdsvlt Am charged that Inc HE turEeya AIN wore te
taken at high noon,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-24
INTENSlFYlNG,
The Interest In PolItlcaSteld
Increasing,
Ana the Prospects for Democratic
Victory

drawing brighter ana uriGAte' a' mo
rleotion Draws Near ''' hothnalas 10
Meetings At Navarro and osnsbufg eaI'
urday myening"'AHalgnwent OF DEM
ooratie Bpeakera',-netlsTaiion go Foll'
ttoaI Uotaa
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-24
Soon to We'd.

The genial Justice Mark w. Wettach
will In the near future take unto himself
q wife In the person OF Miss Kate Balser,
u most estimnble young lady of this city.
The wedding will be private and only o
few Of the intimate friends and relatives
will bo invited.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-24
BALDWIN AT oRnENTowN.
Ho Tolla Thom Sugar 10 Now onthe Froo
LiBt-.-Abuso Of tho Democrats on tno
County Picket.

Especial Corrospondonco,l
George u. Baldwin, one OF the main Re-
publican stumpors Of this county who
IL working his pondcrous jaws for
the Foraker machine ticket for all
there Is In Il, spoke his piece
at Greenlown on Saturday evon-
ing. when Mr., Baldwin stroys out into
the rural regions he sooms to let loose
his tongue without much regard
20 tho statistics. He seems 70
think the people don't know anything,
In his speech az Grcontown ho N quoted
aa saying that there wns no duty ON sugar,
aud his hearers, thinking everything was
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-24

pension and claim agent 0t Youngstown,
will soon WHko another wish ln lhis Cly,
Me-, Callahan hns the reputation pt hrng
ono ri lle brsi pension Nrllcn lu ihr huhr
iurss and hHa been successful where others
failed, II docs not take q llin lime W Ret
ID, either,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-24
lroavy Naturalization.

Saturday was naturalization day In the
Probate Court. There woro 10 appllon-
tions for ilrpt papers, and received their
final papers. They are John Hcrzog,
Samuel Main, Fr6d, lnhlon, Doinnio
Colomuu, VIM. Albro and l.. Il. Kohlor.
Three are natives Of Switzerland, one OF
Italy and two Of Germany.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-24
Tnltnn 10 rnlndn.

This morning Marshal Gentry took II. j.
Brown, Of North Lawrence, TO the insane
asylum at Toledo. He has boon insane
for some time, and II Is hoped that he will
soon be cured.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-24
THIN UoNTIBLD FARM

Soils For eds 900 TO tho Rar prothoru, OF
this CITY,
A largo deal In ronl estate has Just been
contaminated. II h the sale Of the Bon.
ilold farm, west Of the city TO the RAN
Brothers. The consideration h $4,000.
This IN the largest price over paid Tor
farm land In thia county,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-24
nronrht Tho nodion TO rhin cltx.

Mrs Martha Bnkor, OF Lake street, wont
TO Mt Union last week aud effected the
removal Of the bodies OF her two sons, G..
A. Baker and u. D. Baker, from the Mt
Union cemetery to WcstlNwn,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-24

will bo at the Hurford House, Canton,
Tuesday aud Tuesday evening, Oct, 10Th,
TO solicit claims for pensions, bountcs,
etc., aud 10 take evidence In claims now
filed. C.. II. CALLAHAN,
Pension Atty. and Claim Agent.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-24
wan flnnnt Iloforn mlnollon.

MuIor Mckinley, ns usual, will deliver
o speech IN this city on the night bc-
fore the election, when II will bo im-
He will speak at Mossilon Nov, 1.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-24
now HIN SPENT IT.
A witnosp Tells How Ho Got Away With
$1,000 In short Timo,

To-day Judge pcaao has been busy hear
inq motions IN common pleas court room
No, 4. One OF the amusing lncidonte OF
the day was the appearance OF g, u, Aylcs-
worth on tho stand. llq hagn divorce
sult on hand, brought by his wife ana tho
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-24
AN UNDERTAKEN
Placed Under Arrest For Violat-
ing tho Law
In Not Making Proper Returns OF
Deaths,

The Physician Eouass tho Mother That
tho Chtld ID In trooaFious Condition
Hut His Opinion ia Ignored ana tho
Chiid Dies,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-24
THE APPOINTMENT

or II, Taylor OF Carroll TO tho Common
Pleas Bench.
A telegram has been received In the city
announcing the appointment Of a Judge 20
nh the unCxpirCd term Of the late Judge
Robert Ralcy. |, II, Taylor Of Carroll has
bccn appointed by the Governor. Mr.
Taylor NJ woll and favorable known In
thia pitV.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-24
A BRICK MAsoN

Falla From soaii5ld on tho Second story
ofaNow building,
While working on the now residence on
the KICth property In WoW TuscarawNp
street Austin Shoot, q brick mason, fell
fron u acallold on the second story and
had u miraculous escape. lie was bruised
severely about the body, legs aud arms,
The accident happened Ut 8ilb this nftor-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-24
WISH THEM WE'LL.
Rev Kuhns and Wifo 10 Locate Porma-
nontly In Waahington, ID. q,

nontly In Washington, ID, q.
Rev. DIR. L. M. Kuhns preached IN. his
old church, tho Trinity Lutheran, Sunday,
10 "A large audience. To-day he lcnvos Tor
Greensburg, Pa, whcro he will Join Mrs
Kuhns. From there the couple Will 80, 70
Washington, D. g., TO reside cpcrmnncntly'
Rev. Kuhn has secured place IN the con-
als burcnlh Their many friends IN this
city wish them VOL In their new home.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-24
Fos. BAuoHMAN's FRIENDS.
Claim That Ho Shall 30 Turnkey II o. p
Bhanafolt iB Elected.

The friends of j, Foster Baughmnn Of
this city claim that O, p. Shanafolt Is false
10 them II he has promised the turnkey
ship the county jail 10 John Fraley IN
cnse ho secures the shcrilr's office. They
claim that position should 90 to Bnuch-
man and mono other They will have this
affair cleared up at once. Baughmon Is u
pnintor. He was at one time on the police
Force and held n position In the Ohio pom
itputlnry
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-24

II your child frightens IN lis sleep givo
Rihehart'H Worm LozcngCnj.