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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-07
EDITORIAL saUiHs,

TuE Ohio idea Is coming forward In
great tOrC' again The new program Is
Mckinley lOr speaker Foster for the
Cabinet, BullOrw0rlh for Governor and
Foraker for the United States Senate.
rhI5 should gn0t all around very WE'LL
pltlsburg Press
Well Ohio Is lett out on the Cabinet
aud may bo the statesmen mentioned
may all got left luwhlch cnRr we snpll
call on the newly discovered Proctor lur
tOmOstOne9 lOr the entire urny,
TuRHr was % big excitement In CHI
CHgp today Wheat dropped i've cents,
This Is 70 Uad omen "a very bad omen
for the last working day before llH.
rls0u's inaugural
Mrs. Uarrlsons dress is American
all through from fabric ~ completion,
and al the Leader remarked once be-
fore, win probably be- one OF the very
ltW nh American dresses NJ the iuai.
gurW ball cleveland Leader
Let this be- recorded, We presume
the Lender editor IL we'll up In The mil.
lncry business, aud knows what he 10
writing about, II hts knowledge Of
Mira. llauisuns millinery, however lB
no more accurate than hts tatill stats.
ties II has little substantial value.
Tho nut hlrd N spring utluuWlgd To 'luv
uwcru he had uoundola note
iiu lpIl from tho lmu,
An. q dead blh Vhs hlm
rurthv music had uua iu hls throat
Ir was only three years ago tupt the
Repository was highly y,rtuOu8 II dc.
clned TO publish tho Lilly Clay advcr
tigpmOnt, claiming 10 wns nm immoral
show. II not only refused to publish
tho advertisements but attacked the
show tho day after lls appearance Lust
evening the Repository commend u
the show and have had long press
notices, Now, the public are wonder.
Ing how this change, Has the concern
rOpudiated its former attempts NJ yir.
tue, or did the contract with the school
book ring for influence NJ the rate of 20
cents line, cause u general wreck OF
its moral CharacterY IL is0n interest
ing question In moral ethics, thUJ the
students Of christian science ought TO
take deep interest IN,
GOV, WILSON OF West Va, has issued
certificates Of election 10 the Demo
cratic Congressman IN the third ana
fourth districts. rhla makes the Re
publican majority In the next Congress
three; but II viii be- Increased when the
four new SL0lcs rlHpt Congressman,
1IIE moral ul la- iuctdrnt 10 that tho
ualDOr of the NEW, DtNOORAr should
either C0unno huolC 10 th0 truth IN
.hc future, or, to uu consistent, make
! h news columns l,e In harmony with
his editorial utlcrancos, Cleveland
Leader,
The Leader editor ndulgcs himself
In his fayorte Rtylo because We hap
pened to get word wrong In our edl
torial reference to the gorgeous dresses
made In New York Tor Mira, Harrison
and Mrs. Morton, The Leader fails to
notice that we promptly corrected the
error as soon as discovered. We print.
cd u description Of these costly and
magnificent dresses from the N. Y
Tribune, 80 that none Of our readers
were miBlod, even without any
editorial comment. The Leader Ia
hard up for editorial material when II
devotes 30 much time and space to the
NEws-DEMoCRAT, about u matter OF
little Importance,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-07
rnnaALn oR RnpIPoaIALMARRRR


The Repository sale OF I.8 influence
for 20 cpntd per ligo, ON % written con
tract with Tie notorious hehool bool'
ring, ~ attracting Wlde ATTENTION out,
side OF stark county lla q puhlul
subject TO refer 10, as u may seem TO
some that We do no 70 luluIr u colem'
puiiry la The GAme rily hll .Och Is liol
the case. We refer 10 ~ A u lnhllef Ul
grave public concern. rho Cincin'
natl Commercial GalottO of Feb, 2sth,
discusses the matlor edllornlly ~
prnl8 0lcttcr from NJ, lll0aleidi edllor
OF the CummrrcHlsGah. llr, 10 MI
skinner 10, ,he Noss.,,ln luIg, HiNeu'r
iu which Che lyIllWlus ptibS, pa Up
pCurl,
"lhe newspapers nave Their
constituencies and must be represents
tive of the people In some Of their pha.
ses. one thing newspaper should
never DO, is 10 sell iia influence tO cor
pOratl0uR on crowds, II N price ~ put
upon truth and II rs sold the press "
untrue
This hits the Repository concern
square beWeen tho eye OF course
every honest man knows lual lhls u "a
Clean cut case of bribery but lho ke
posIDory thought 10 luJ themselves
down softly Wy quoting NJ, llnlBlonl.
The above shows ypty clearly what MI
llal8tcUd thinks,
Since we commenced 10 write the
above editorial, u grutlnmnn nuWoi e.
b, RupglpB, of Bradford Block, NWvIu
natl, Who claims tO hp an agent OF y,
Appleton 4 Go OF New York, appear
cd In the editorial room of the NEWS.
DEMOCRAr, claiming that u, Appleton
a TO-, never made any such conlrdcl
with the Repository and never plid
them any money Here is whore lhr
funny business comes IN, aud ~ rs real
funny II so happens That the day after
the fac simile OF the contract was print
ed In the Ews.DEMOCNAT, the clty cd
itor of the NEWS DEMOCRAT visited
the Repository olice, and saw both Me
Frease, editor, and Mr. SNXlOn, business
manager Mr., FrpdAe did not deny
making tho contract and NJ Sax.
ton admitted he got the "a
that tho contract called
for The Repository management
made the contract W,h some agent Ioi
the sale OF their influence 10 the School
Book ring, but the question, whether
the agent who made mo c0ntract with
The Repository had any right to use JhC
blank of d. Appleton n Co, Is another
matter. This gentlemen, q, B, Ruggles
says d. Appleton 4 Co. never authorized
any such contract. Let us give d, Ap
plGton Il Co. the full benefit of their de-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-07

TIE Akron Beacon very correctly
says. "When city running expenses
increase out of all proportion 10 the
normal growth of population, 1t Is
time to put in plug somewhere and
check the outgo," Now this Is what
the leading Republican daily says of u
Republican Council in q Republican
city. DO we want to vote out our safe,
honest and economical Democratic
government in Canton, with low taxes
and prosperity, for such deal as this ?
Not II we know ourself, and we think
Wa do
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-07
A Jobbipe and wholoonlo Department

John y, Frank, the shoe merchant
has leased the room IN Enst ruscara,
was street now occupied by Bowen Il
Klrp aud after Aprll viii occupy II
as % iobbng aud wholesale department
to his retail quarters IN South Market
street A stairway viii he made from
tho rctml department TO hii store room,
and the latter will bo remodrled, When
finished u will present lnG appear.
nnco and No % big addition TO nm enter.
pristNg business house, dSw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-07

A C0ul Ha lielul remarked this
mOlning ,uVt ,u, Wasa great admirer Of
nerve, but he said ho was completely
Knocked out when young man walked
into Probate Judge FawcrtLs office
aud asked for some Of the old records
TO make u scrap book out Of Tho
aforesaid young manseemed very much
surprised when ,ho desired records were
refused hm II would be well for him
to understand that the court house
records are not kept for pleasure or to
hN nANd Enr Aernn book pMlnOses.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-07

LANCASTER Feb 27-rhe M,tNou
gas well has brru lighted and lua ught
can hO seen for twenty miles and more,
There rs gIuuJ excitement lhnIlow of
gug increases iu quantity Excursion.
lglB from nughboriug cities have come
to witness iL
DbnIor aud other capitalists from
Columbus have purchased the Henry
Smhprry farm on the canal ard in the
city llmils and propose 10 bore for gas
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-07
FALgnLY OBTAINED,
Mrs, Nowhuler obtaines suit n Glove,
land,

M no NoW8NUITT NNIRlneH HUII W IToV07
land,
The following nom tho Plain Dealer
viii utolcitn Canton the many lrIuudB
OF MIRA NHWahulrr5 Among the docYs-
ions Ia tho circuit court Friday morn.
ing waR one lu the case OF blythe
against NGW8huIcr There Waga liud
Ing for Mrs Blythe on au old judgment
by consent Bat the real Issue ln the
case was whether the Parkmnn street
property now standing In Leopold
NcWghulerB ugme belongs 10 him or 10
plg wife rhr court held that Mrs,
NeUaNu.WU signature 10 the deeds
conveying lhH lrdl estate 10 her hus
band was wruuglully obtained and the
property iB really her own,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-07

THE members of the legislature hay.
ing got free tickets to Washington and
return, will now wrestle with bill
making IL penal ofllense to the extent
of $1,000 for any railroad to give away
free passes, Is II possible that we are
to have an example of the ingratitude
of Republic. an legislature right here
in 0hiop Or Is this nothing more than
q bluff, or q throwing Of dust In the
eyes of the people p Columbus Post,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-07
sHERTFF SALE.

VIM !. Plero )otdor Of Sale, s@latl, @
w. County Common PleAn
Demise Natter ct M, court
ny vlrtuo OF an order OF sale hsnod
w clerk OF tho court OF comm0n pleas OF stark Coi
ohio In tho above action, and " mo directed VIII
oner for nalo NJ public Outcry Al the door OF tho
sourt houac In tho city OF Canton, on
Saturday, the Both day Of March, 1880,
sho following described real estate, to.wti Lots
s"nnred sbd ibrtv. ono 11iiY' IN tha Sy oi canton,
stark county, Ohio.
Appralsod NJ elgOO,
salo 10 commence at 1 o'doCh p m, Tcfmr,
rRAh, ...... -. -
PirRo TvHNup, Ahyg
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-07

Democrats than Republicans we're In
the army, lie 10 opposed 70 violence
IN the South but believes all fair mind
cd men OF the South are able TO manage
lbs affairs, and believes they will do so,
IN Justice t0 all classes aud races II but
lot alone lie Insists on tariif Ief0fml
and says IL is the one vital issue OF tho
future.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-07
Best of All

oongh medicines, Ayers Cherry PEG
toral ls N greater demand Than ever
No preparation Tor Throat and Lung
TFonbles 10 80 prompt IN Ia effects, 90
agreeable 10 the taste, and 30 widely
known a. ths II rs the family medl-
cine IN thousands Of households
0I have suffered for years from
taOnohial trouble that, whenever | tak6
cold or am exposed 70 inelement wealth
on, shows itself by Q very annoying
tickling sensation M tho throat ANA by
diniouliy Ia breathing, I have lfled a
geat many remedies, but none docs %
well as Ayerb Cherry feelorhl when
nv old complaint y ~ Ern0at A llepler,
Inspector ii Public Roads, Parish Ter
70 llonnel La
81 consider Ayers Cherry fecloral a
most important remedy
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-07
SHERIFF. SALE.

Ueorgo Nmycr lOfdof NJ sale In Partition,
w. \ STARK Unuiiy Common
Flora sohrOycr ct AL } Pleas Court
Ivy ylrtuo VI an order OF sale In partition issued by
tho clerk " tho court 0f common pleas " htnf.
county o. In tho above action, ad tn lnn directed,
will Oiior for sale, M public Ouicry " the door VI
the court house, In tho ct. OF Canton, on
Saturday the 23Id day Of Mar, 1880,
Tho following described real oaato eltuac IN stark
county ONO and belng tho south half Of tho south.
wcat annrlof of aooll0n number thirty y'fuur Cli),
township eleven an, OF range olght 90, Contalnr
no ac[os, in9ro % o. % le@ IhS noio R,smscS 70 Oc
Appraised NJ ea9tO0O.
galo 10 commence at ono O'Clock D. M. rerma,
- One third cash on the day OF uale, and
TAO balance In ono and two equal annual pay
menlsl with nioroBt from day Of sale secured
by mortgage on tho promlsos SOLD
A. LEININoER Bhern
Jonr LAIN, Atty
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-07

Four years ago when the Repubh-
cans were in power, with the City
Treasury bankrupt, and when the
banks OF Canton all refused 10 handle
city orders, there were no Republican
reformers Now, when there Is money
In the treasury, tho sidewalks In some
places are crowded with reformere, all
with big broad-axes, that they are anx.
ious to get sharpened on tho city grind
stone. 1t makes us smile when we see
them.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-07
NEWS or THE WEEK.

WAguggTog March y fgneciaI l.
owing IN the nressure agaipst dan
IlaTrjso6 aDpoI6tiup bis law mariner
Miller 20 u Cabinet place, n Is now
stated That Indiana VIII get no place IN
the Cabinet, Gen Harrison hates 10
give up Gen, liuat OF Wisconsin, be,
cause Of hla Grand Army support and
may leave out Miller ana taka ltnsk,
tEat Himrot Il'i5tead 0f c'rPinDaG
wiii gnt tbe Freprb u,I.,iop
'''' NV "
LlLuNtlr N''ti z, "prlldll ~
Judge lhuI '" '.Hh 10 ue
N"nur uUol
'.N.N - '. lrYs-
'''' W. p w '',
EalNlaA NIlu hllrl : -I.pr.Nl l.
llr gu'l lNl UrIr llttt III plpbiply lhe
ichrsl n.Hl ''Nfh lu lht hllIr, lhe
people W. "ul lhr region ~ eighteen
miles lonE aHd ."tuly pf iNd, hpu lleIe
lb an apNul'ne' OF running wafer
WAaEDroy March Ispecial.l-
Warner Mllnr arrived here late last
night W To llr present h90r 10 mas
not called uh Harrison, liH iIlehds
ADMIT lhal utlIho he nor flhll Wlll 90
INTO the Chbllrl put lhiaIa thaI Now
lolk po represented
PHILADELPHIA, March .. Ispeolal.l
The tefapln market heTg ana IN
Now oIk hhh preh gonlpltlely eorhel,
go Dy the pulehahe ul lllly,ph. huhuled
OF lhe Dehlh lOf llhfllhonh llhNBulW
ball' Ihe Iolal COST Waa SoovO'
ClNClNyATI Feb 2g.- Special. =
Harrison smothers, q colorcd man,
arrived mere lfum Nicllolha county hyp
this morning TO sec the United ~ teB
District Attorney, lie claims aasBsilns
have burned hla house ana killed hYe
OF his children
,IsitoJist ladies' are ,rsat}v ngitated
over the statement of NIrg. Moea and
dlugbfrrg proprieiora of n candy store
Sr,r tG,f Eey nj. Wharfnn one of
INA I,pa'ro licthndisf nroarb,r3 ni the
g'et.. E,1n.t tNlacco 6f thrm on SIM.
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nny VpiI"V t,ngbt seventrru ronud, 10
n dmw irgt night Hye miIe, out of
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-07

NEW YORK, Feb. 2S,-[Special J.
The Herald contains q two column In
toryiew with President Cleveland head.
ed by an autograph note from the
President expressing his reluctance in
complying, He starts out by saying he
is an intense Democrat and believes the
future welfare Of the country depends
on tho adoption Of the principles Of
Democracy. The Democrats gave the
Republican party Its management dur
ing the war, but the party has become
corrupt since. lie Insists that more
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-07
guGuIFV SALE.

Ibu sNo ol uuu. Hwrk county, ~,
Hy yIfuH " HWdfy tsuDuiluts irlucUy rptltit
Ut the UIWl N common fltW N iit tululh
Onto ahu 10 iuu dlffHirl ul tir rHrr ~ llf lIlI
NhtluHa liNUk ui rlHinn fuf fiuWtl ~ WON
tfs Zoe ttali ~, and NOphtuplhfflW inl flflliH
No. UrpiUH NIrhrlt and pursuant 20 D. 'NW'
uaud I iutlri un ihr entire STOCK ~ w hunlA
Notions and NnW Nflutu huluu4lhH li Toe UrlruN
tnts, Aud WUl UIiri iuf sale bi IuNHr ullrf
iu store fuln Nu,U lH.i tUtrAiAWNt lIttl form.
rry uacuWrl Y OrtlIur Vi,ttH N lht tV ol
uAuinu ono pu
Monday, tho lllh day of March 1880
bo putoalur, of u0 dooGt Bouooa 0Dd .too
nNulrf
stlr 90 commence 10 No O'Clock o. inl Ud CON
lluue from day lJoaj uuill an good aio sold
ltliut thth.
The stock Of good la iu Huul condition. l1s tehn
carefully a#awird Aud % Culairly npruiardhi ilur.
r0Wn fH WHr 'HNir WNi"h 'yNIInnU.N' .H 1N' n
iutiiu.Nl. .NU .tH'I.1 200 wUtNtt.H 100 ,u'
A. LEtNlNulI, Wu.i
MNd,t ttAuW AtlJa
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-07

A Provision For tho transportation of
CorpsoB.
The 1T. Wayne road has notified con
Meeting lines that coIpses may be sent
over their lines under the following
conditions. The corpse must be in
good condition, securely inclosed In u
box IL must be accompanied by a per-
NIT from the local board Of health or
certificate Of q reputable physician
stating that the corpse is free from
contagion; II must be In charge Of o
competent person holding one full first
class ticketj ticket for corpse Will be &C.
cepted on the "Pennsylvania limited"
without extra charge.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-07

THE Massillon Independent remarks.
Anybody can predict who will succeed
George Washington wilhelm, but what
of Monnotp" Why, he will be his own
successor beyond the poradventure Of
Doubt Navarro Independent,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-07
Additional Jurors Drawn and ordered 10
Appear on Monday Next,

The following petit Jurors hayo becn
drawn and ordered TO report on Mon
day next: Harvey Whtmer, Canton;
Samuel Susser, Canton; Henry Il, Kolb,
New Berlin; Peter Snyder, Massillon;
Emanuel zerbe, North Industry; 5, ii,
Essig, Plain; James y. Cook, Lexing-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-07

A TERRIBLE case of hydrophobia
exists in Wooster. The victim is David
Barkey an II year old SON Of Jacob
Barkey u well known well TO do farmer
This boy was bitten by dog eight
years ago, This dog was well at the
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-07
Ife ffna Roaignod,

Henry pcro, the efficient mail carrier,
has rendered his resignation to take
effect April I. Mr pIoro intends to
then remove TO the Ringe farm upon
which yellow oChre has been found In
large quantities, and will devote his
attentions to pushing the sale of this
nrllclp
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-07

INAUGURATION Fact Number One.
"A change of less than seven thous-
and votes In New York would have
made Mr.. Cleveland President instead
Of Benjamin Harrison. Benjamin Har-
rison, beware of the Big Head,-LN, Y.
NUnplJ
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-07
sHRnIFb SALE.


ny yiuus of An order VI sale lssr,el by lh0
ssN oi lie cont VI common t.faf VI hlAIt
sni,,t, Ohio. IN DO ab0ye aelol, hnd W mo ll-
sselei viii Oliel i0T sale ~ pnblle gulpY ~ lie
dsor d ne court house, " uis eiI Of VanNAi pn
Saturday, tho 2ard day Of Mar 1889
tts hllowlng described premlses " VII situate "
Lake lNWnihp hlAiA tnnn'f vl,lu a "hn p.i,t VI n
teeti0n 81 lnWnahlp ie, range u hlnnltl AZ W.
l0Rs beNnnlng AZ a pOlAt w the fpRl lphllhu llln
nIeenlaWn W uleenhhlleh N pnlhl hlelln Wy. wy
section quarter we " 1stlA.eh H hs, ai9 ,
u,W,fs nolill On SAID line b ana pfiO peIghn " W.
nniheahl and SOUTHEAST corner pI hHln llNlNti
ihfh0e north whole distance aen \ lphiiea WI
10 and 10 peielfs v slsiap u'fnN n IN,
~ d6meas vest 10 aud 40 pelfhts utlge .i.h
dideifees SOUTH ~ p0Iphes VI ne place ~ Nttlh-
ninf. containing ~ aa acre mere % ta
Also iho following premises lo'Wit sllpalr II 'Nl
inWUslilp seOl on Anl fandh ltNNultN W. h-
seenhi fil.e NJ a'iiul helelM aud nnNnlg N wv
maH f0nmnn0ng fnr lhe AniN N Un hnilNtl
c1ruef Df taot m lald fn1Wn 90 the HltNiN hll
tm.tn thence south rs degrees tA.l lNAl
81 lruls W q t.akni urhep ,nNlli ! liHII
woi 10 uhalns ana pifolpa le lln center ul Y inW
ia INN ff0u aiefHlNWu ~ uTrfniluiflf Nfnfn
n0uh Ai draff0s Wfai, chains and hi ptfflr ~ q
unlntiH ~ fnner VI laid road ihn hAmr ntnf llsi
he soulheas corner " sall hln lhlll w.
0ftaii seam inlll prOnsriY, 10 ohana AMI ptlrirs
70 no place n beginning, eonlalnina hhll e'ip
Ssaa'gIiisslsse'o@I''d Ssaa' Iisss ''slSSSSS
fae 70 commence ~ O'Clock ., ~. Terms
A. LEININGEH sbenn,
MoEa MoCARtY, AltyG
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-07

No, the Indian chief, "White Horse,"
does not have red hair. HIS hair, like
all his race, Is black. lle is very fond
Of "red eye however.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-07

toni John MeCann0n, Nimishillen,
Timothy y, Putnam, Beach City Henry
Landon, MasalIlonl Walter Webb, ALI
ancei Joseph u, Hershey, CantUni Geo,
dlltz, Massi,lon, Frank 4 kllllnger,
MaHRlllOn
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-07

THE best thing that Pigott, tho for.
ger, ever did was the last act OF his life
suicide. lIe was arrested In Madrid,
Spain yesterday, and Immediately shot
himself. Ile died instantly.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-07
Legal Notice.

Emo j, DnlY residing In tho state Of Indiana VIII
take notice Tint William Kupllngor on September
22d, iRB nlud his petition IN tho COlt Of Common
rlclw OF hiai county OHIO against hof AMI 0thoH,
praying for tho payment of Judgment then had
guArdan OF said EnlO \, Daly tor her maintenance,
Also praying that A, W, u0gh0rn, executor OF
Elizabeth Kppllngor, d0cehsod 20 directed 70 pay
tO same ont Ol ndB In his hands, duo " said HlO
y, Dayl and ahn IN required 10 answer on or before
March 90 iHl0 or judgment ana dccroo may DO
taken against hhr .....
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-07
OUR GOVERNOR WILL RIDE
pRANCtNu STALLION

fClueinnall Commercials Washington Lcitcfl
In the general excitement and prep
arations for the great event of next
Monday Ohio In not forgotten, In fact
II is expected, as said In my dispatch
labt night, that Gov, Foraker with his
irrdrsCent staff, is TO be the feature of
the occasion. 10 day The horse which
Gov Foraker is to ride In the procession
was displayed along the Avenue with
an announcement TO that effect The
horse is u magnificent black stallion
He Is full of lre and is liable TO kick
up behind at any minute, II Gov For
Nker Is able to control that big horse he
viii show himself worthy the occasion
and the horse The contemplated ap'
peirance Of Gov, Foraker IN the pro
CO sion Is attracting great dOal Of AZ
tentlon, aud II is expected that he viii
be, as have said, the feature of the
OCCASION
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-07
Lioonsod TO Wod,

Licenses to marry have been issued
~ Clark M. Miller and Hattie n,
Brothers, OF Howenstine; Frank Dien.
or and Uatharine Gueld, of Louisville;
William II. Fetters and Lilly u, Nc.
Pike, of Pike township,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-07

PENNsyLvANiA was the first state
to hoist tho flag with ~ stars. II now
aoats over the State House ut Harris
burg.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-07
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