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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1889-04-04
Very little intsrast was taken in the

Very little Interest was taken in the
election in this city on Monday, less
than half the full vote being polled.
The entire Republican ticket was elect.
ed by majorit les ranging from $50 to
200. There we're 397 votes in favor ei
the town owning Al electric light
plant, and lC4 against.
Kent voted in favor of the prohib'
,ory ordinance by one majority. The
Democratic ticket was elected by from
40 to 80 majority.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1889-04-04
D. VI. CLEWELLL.
March Goth, 1889.

TYHERE old saying, that too much of
henthnk JUST as we
SSaN9 the only have command
dk that
FIRST, tell the who always Interested
land particularly this simply
I'm Immense Stock of the Prettiest Thines in all
Kinds of CWrtainN ylateriaIsss 1Ue hare eve, had.
Fancy Colored Dotted Figured uns and Printed
Dapee me received the
very much the line goods we havee had
Real 1au60ur Lace Brussels Lace, 7ao Nottingham Lace
and of Patterns Won
Importing House who discontinue business
ordinarily thinking of buy
anything of the kind money.
In DECORATED OPAQUE WINDOW SHADES we have beaut6,
Spring Rollers with handsome Nickel
by
see hen-how cheap selling them
We will open, this week. things HEAVY TURcoMAN
prsbough Importing
House o Dur
POLES coors several STYLES of Brass and
Wood Trimmings extremely attractive prcecOm
this
One word lady friends again, about the lovely things
wear selling
French and american Satiue Wool Chas zbhy Giueham
advances of the ptdes things
would surprise requests we have had
cOnpHmendng
these
1t is fac! that selling all this class goods
to dc of is
just the adapted
buywhen THEY to the city.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1889-04-04
BOARDING HOUSE to LET

HE well known N. Y. P. 4 o. BOARD
- ING H0USE located directly opposite
the N. Y. P. 4 o. r. r. Shops. first class
stand for Railway Employees. Being at the ter
minus of the two middle divisions of the N. Y,
p. & o. r. R., commanding large patronage for
a well kept Boarding House.
Apply to COL. ROYAL TAYLOR, Ravenna,
or to the undersigned. at Kent. o.
M A IRWIN K II,
P,S-Will sell or exchange above pr opsrty for
a good Farm. U07l NIX.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1889-04-04

c ncinnati Desiccating Co.'S fertil.
izers are made of PURE animal matter
only, and in best possible condition for
nse. See analysis in Ohio Crop Report
On hani and for sale by
T. f. THOMPSON.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1889-04-04

Just received, a supply of the Latest
Improved Standard and Domestic
Sewing Machines, i'll walnut and an.
t;qus oak furniture are fine. Call and
examine, at Il. F. ThompsOn's. IT,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1889-04-04

The is almost will be inclined to SkpDoN
-reaa-it andh if w
FRsTLYWe certainly offering much the best and cheap
We
in n)and
absolutely
Black Silks
good Ours
selling
MAKE
something that dshas busnessWe can't help
care Ia
word more, and doneWe have full lines of
LADIES' Sse CAidyenS and Gents Fast Black
COTTON HOSIERYa thing did have before and
ALL OF andG this
MEDIUM AND LIGHT WEIGHTS UNDERWEAR
eees-eyeythng possibly
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1889-04-04
A Large Stock

Of harness, just received, made from
/ best oak stock and all hand work.
Sold at rock bottom prices. Come in
and see. L. F. THOMPSON.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1889-04-04
sHALERsvILLE.

The election Monday was very quiet.
VIM. Moatz, dem. was elected trustee
by majority of over E. 1. Hoskin
A. A. Barber, DEM, treasurer, by 81
over E. K. Hoskin G. R. Sage, rep,
over G. S. Cooley, for assessor,
The Board OF Education met Mou-
day p. m. The principal business was
refusing to run the town in debt over
$500, for anatomical charts.
The Church is to be painted. A bell
for it has been suggested.
Blanchtield's engine has been sold
and taken to Ravenna
The Freedom Dramatic Go. is to play
= Iowa, the Pauper," on Saturday
evening, at the Town Hall.
Lots of weddings lately Mark Kel
lum and Miss FELTON,, Cora Pierce and
Mr.. Carlton, Avia Peck and Mr.. Bis.
bee, Louisa Pierce and Mr.. Fear
We have in mind the Irishman who
confessed to his priest that he had
stolen part of stack of hay, but said
he might as we'll confess the whole
stack, as he was going after it soon,
but will not follow his plan and tell
what is to be.
n. n. Mobiles and F. A. Crane have
moved to the A. Weaver place, which
they will work this season
Ernest Minard was at home over
Sunday.
Joseph Shaffer, an old citizen, who
resided in the astern part of the town.
ship, died Sunday night,
The Dramatic Co repeated the so
cial Glass" Saturday evening The
representation was good.
Jas. Gamble has moved from Man.
tua to the Jas. Sterling place.
The late rains were quite heavy in
our vicinity, in some places swelling
the streams to such an extent as tC
seriously interfere with farm labor
One man had few sheep on an island
for several days, they not being able tc
get away on account of high water. In
some places the roads are washed Out
badly.
Our harness maker, Mr. Hough, has
removed his family to Atwater, though
he still continues to work here.
Chaupeey Blair has moved into
Bently Cranes tenement house.
The following named persons are
nursing the mumps A. B. Crane.
youngest daughter, Nellie, Mrs. J. l.
Cooley, Dora Cooley, Amos Kimcs
Benny Cooley. and doubtless many
others.
Old Mr.. Shaffer, who resided in The
northeast part of town, died few days
since. He was man who possessed
good traits of character, making him
an upright, honest. respected citizen
w. &. C.Rhodes has recently completed
a large job Of painting for H. l.. Hine
which does credit to his established
reputation.
Another of our successful teachers
Miss Avis Peck, has laid down the roc
of correction and entered into life
partnership with Geo. Bisbee. Ac
cept our hearty good wishes for YOU
future happiness and prosperity.
Mrs. Clarissa Marvin is quite indis
posed, but slowly improving.
Phoebe.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1889-04-04
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

NVIIOL UF AFFVINIWENT.
Estate of Cynthia E. Spencer, deceased.
TIME undersigned has been appointed and
L. qualified administrator of the estate o
Cynthia =. Spencer, late of Aurora, Portag
County, Ohio. deceH ed.
Dated this 18th day of March, A. d 1889.
GEO. 4. pOUTHITT..
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-17

THE Indianapolis election 10 u vOlu.
able pointer 10 indicates just what
the people think OF Harrison In hie own
city, and In his own ward. IL indicates
what the honest people of Indiana
think Of the Doodle methodsthat secur.
ed Harrison hlshigh perch In the White
House. Indianapolis IL the capital
city OF Indiana, the State Capital and
tho largest city IN tue state. II 10 not
only the homo OF Harrison, but OF Col.
w, w. Dudley, of blocks OF Ave, fra.
grant memory. IL Is the home Of Har.
fiBon's Attorney.General. IL 10 the
home OF John q. New, now holding one
Of the best paying coneulates In the u.
s.. IL Ia u city that has received more
OF the Government patronage In pro.
portion TO population than any other
city IN the United States. Hence tho
election there, IN which the Democrats
won the greatest victory In % years, 10
in the nature Of strong re6uke to
President Harrison's administration.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-17
SHE RAN AWAY.
Katy Pardon OF Now Portage oomoa tc
IaNtan


Katy Pardon OF Now Portage Comoa TO
Canton,
On Saturday O0lcer Voglegesang re-
oeiyed letter from Christopher pah,
don, Of New Portage, Ohio. 10 will be
remembered that one night last week, a
young girl named Kate Pardon, ap.
piled for shelter NJ the residence Of JAG
Oh MetZgar IN West Tuscarawas street
There seemed 10 bo something mySler
ious about tho girl aud Onloer Voglege.
sang has made an investigation,
The letter states that the girl left
home without her parents consent, She
took n notion 10 leave home and turned
up In Canton, The father closes hisl let.
ter, with "llow did she get over 10 Cau
ton we would like 10 RnowY' The
father viii be here In q few days after
the runaway girl.
Saturday afternoon the girl wa,
found roaming about the streets Of tie
city, and was taken in charge by ON
Ger Smalllold aud turned over TO officer
Bederman. A ticket was procured for
her aud she was sent home on the llret
train,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-17
How,A This.

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re.
ward for any case OF Catarrh that Gun
not DO cured by taking Halls Catarrh
Cure
FL. CHENEY & CO., Props, Tole.
do, Ohio.
We, the undersigned have known Il.
]. Cheney for the last 10 years and be-
llovo him perfectly honorable In all
business trNnsactiong, and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by their Grm.
West & Truax, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, Ohio. Walding, KinnSn q
Marvin, Wholesale Druggist, Toledo,
Ohio.
u. II. Van Hoeson, Cashier Toledo
National Bauk, Toledo, Ohio.
Halls Catarrh cure Ia taken inter.
nally, acting directly on tho blood and
mucous surfaces Of the eystem. Price,
rs c, per bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-17
LAID no REST.
Tn Last sad Rites Over the Departed
Judge,
A Large Coneourse Of Friends, Colleagues
and Ciligona Present a. the Funeral
Of Judge Robert Raley

All that was mortal Of Judge Robert
ialty was laid 10 rest In tho beautiful
cemetery 40 Carrollton yesterday, The
day opened cloudy, with u drl22lng
rain ly eight o'clock tho sky was
clear, which augmented the aize Of the
crowd,
A special train consisting Of three
coaches had been chartered by tho
stark county bar, ana ~ lO,lb the train
pulled out OF the q. q, ~, depot with
nearly two hundred souls on board,
More got on M RObertaylle, Minerva
aud Oneida, hlllng tho train, Carroll
ton was reached nt noon, ana process
sion was immediately formed, The
body marched 10 tho residence OF the
late Judge on Liberty street aud took
a view OF tho remains,
The corpse was on couch and looked
very natural, lln seemed 10 be IN u
peaceful sleep, The handsome paTOr
was fragrant with lowers, The chill,
dren had furnished u beautiful floral
pillow on which WIS q purple inacrip
lion, "Our Papa The stark county
bar had furnished floral broken col
umn which WAS almost four feet high,
The Carroll county bar presented q
lora arch IN which waB suspended a
beautiful white ll0ral cross, There
were also q large number OF smaller
llOral tributes given by friends. After
the body had been viewed the process
sion diHpercd until two o'clock,
The body hnd been placed IN a beau
tltul black Goth covered CnskGt, ana
WAS borne " the little Presbyterian
church on North Lisbon street, A
large number OF carriages followed tho
bier and tic Legal organizations march
cd on thf sidewalk Seats had been re-
served for tho visitors and tho church
was iammtd 20 tho utmost, not one
half the crowd being able TO got In.
The floral tributes had been brought 10
The church aud tastelully arranged
about the pulpit,
The aerylGea were opened with a
hymn by the choir, Rev. j. III, Stanett
Of thO Nj, n, church then read Il Gelec,
tlon from tho Gospel OF ~, John, after
which elder J0ueB OF the Disciple
church offered touching prayer, Rev.
j, III, Hawk, then made an address
which was listened to with the closest
attention, He was followed by Rev.
Kennedy, Judges Day, Freasc, Amber,
Mccoy and Gen. Eckley then ON behalf
OF the bars OF Carroll, Stark and Col,
umbiana counties, paid glowing trlb.
ute3 10 the memory Of tho deceased,
After the exercises were over, an Op,
p0rtunlty was given TO the crowd tore,
View the remains, which consumed con.
siderable time. The lid OF the Casket
was then iOatened, and the bier taken
10 the cemetery,
A member Of the News DEMOCRAT
stan was present, The feeling of the
quiet little city waa one OF deepest
mourning The entrance 10 the beau.
tlfnl court house had been tastelully
draped IN mourning, and the citizens
all turned out 70 pay their respects 10
tho deceased, twas one Of the largest
funerals ever held IN CarrolllOn. The
special train left there shortly after
four o'clock, arriving at Canton NJ 500
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-17

JAMEs %, CANPRRLL met tho charge
thRt llu WIS intilphltU lna ballot box
sphsmr, ia his speech 40 Germantown,
llme Is what he says
~ never directly or Indirectly, 10,
mOtely or near 40 hhnG, far or nigh, had
an interest Ia that box or any other"
lle declared the contract with his
name attached, printed In the CinOln
natl OOm'Hazette 10 DO u forgery. On
tho other nand he proved That Gov
Foraker was Interested la this 80 called
ballot box, and read the following
letter 10 prove lti
GOV. FORAKER'a BALLOT ROX LETTER,
"MY DEAR GoYERNOR; Allow mo TO
INTRODUCES 10 your favorable notice and
consideration the begfer, Mr. r. g.,
Wood, OF ClnolnnAtl llnm OF Hall a.
Wood, glass ballot box inventors and
manufacturers. am informed that 4
measure la low pen0lHg IN your Legia'
lature for tho adoption OF these boxes
WG use them NJ Cincinnati, Ohio, and
other places ln tho state, and they have
given tho highest degree Of aatisfae,
ton, resulting In greater honesty NJ the
polls. Any favor conferred upon him,
viii be appreciated by me, MORt re'
speetfully, j, u, FORAKEH"
Governor OF Ohio,
This 10 tough, very tough on Foraker.
In commenting on THIS letter Mr.
Campbell said!
"GOyem0r Foraker and George Topp
seemed 10 be- soliciting together fOf ihr
box IN Michigan, aud y0uroW Senator
Rathb0ne, u good Republican, now
Chief United Stateh 'usluliCH luRprc,
tor introduced q bill providing iOr the
adoption OF the box iu ONO Perhaps
no did IL az Governor forakerl request.
II Ia Joseph Henson Foraker, Governor
of Ohio, who ia Interested In the ballot
box aud not the other man, and here ia
the proof of IL Ia the shape OF hislelter
TO the Governor Of MIchigOv
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-17
A AnIoonApnlcAL sKErcn.
Mn. IuLlus WmrINo toIeprnphed 70

MR julius WHITING tolegraphed TO
a Bten0grupher Nv youngstown TO take
In full Hon. John n, MOnnota speech,
delivered there on Tuesday evening,
Mr.. Whiting Is member OF tho state
Republican committee. Tho commit
tee must bo very much alarmed over
MonpOts speeches that they have u
stenographer follow him TO take down
his speeches, Perhaps the Republican
committee intend 20 put Mr. Whiting
on tho stump 10 follow M0nnot, Now,
as Whiting was u lobbyist against the
school book reform bill, wrote mum
ber OF letters TO senators, and members
OF the House, requeating them 10 vote
and uBe their influence against the bill,
told u prominent Republican Of this
city that ho proposed TO get on the
state Committee for the purpose Of
raising money TO defeat Monnot, and
as no has since been closeted with
members of tho sohool.b00k oOmblna.
ton, We suggest that n series Of debates
be held In the county between Monnot
and Whiting. Lot us see II Whiting IL
willing TO defend his and the Republl.
can position on that question. The
Republican candidate for the Senate,
Mr.. RusBell, might also explain u Ger.
tain letter he wrote In opposition 10 the
bill 10 Republican senator, while the
bill was pending. Let US have tho de-
bnte
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-17
CANTON, EOV. 9lh, al BARNETT house
Masslllon, Nov, 10th, At Conrad House
Alliance, Nov lith, at Chase House



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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-17
Tho Now Dlsooyory.

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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-17
D1sRnpupABLn nuslNnas.

Tho Republicans are circulating u
document printed on both sideB u card
board. on one side Is the speech OF
Gen, Sherman on Foraker aud on the
other In u picture OF soldier with no
arms, made 10 reprelont Joseph Eamil
ton, with the statement that "Jdmea
u. Campbell took away my vote, IL IL
claimed that IN October 1852, that this
soldier voted for Morey for Congress
against Campbell, and that Campbell
threw out his yotN, or ctur8l any Cit
izen OF ordinary intelligence knows
that Campbell had no authority 10
throw out this soldielu vote, any more
than any other Cili2cn, and that the
case was decided by ,hU election com
mlttce OF Congress, 0t when James n,
Campbell WA not q member, This
Kind OF q circular Beenb " confession
that the Republican committee are
mighty hard up for campaign material
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-17

WHEN Tanner took the Office Of
Commissioner of Pensions, Harrison
slapped him on tho shoulder, called
him "Jim" and said, abe liberal with
the boys" SO "llm" took him at his
word, and not having the face to give
an old soldier 0fty cents week for u
gun.Bhot wound, stretched the law to
mean dollar. Now Buesey, who ruled
that dlehonorably discharged soldiers
should be pensioned, reverSes the rul.
ing. Inasmuch 40 Tanner was bounced
and Busaey kept on guard, we suppose
this 10 being "liberal with the boys"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-17

A PROMINENT ring Republican OF
Canton, said last evening, IN confidence,
TO u gentlemen whom he counted on as
his friend In the cause, that II was the
plan TO elect Shanafelt for sheriff, even
IL they had TO sacrifice the balance OF
the Republican ticket. This person
said the Nrws DEMOCRAT was getting
entirely too strong IN stark county, and
that II was necessary TO have the onor.
nous patronage OF the Sheriifs olllco
for the Repository.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-17
10000 DAMAGE,

Askod from tho Ft, Wayne for tho Kin.
ing OF Potor streb,
John G.. Streb as the administrator OF
the estate OF Peter Streh, has commenc.
cd action In the court OF Common
Pleas against the Pennsylvania operat.
ing the TT, Wayne road asking $4,000
damages.
lie asserts that through the negli.
genoe Of the railroad company Peter
Streb was struck by n train. His skull
was FEATURED and he died shortly after.
The administrator also sues for the val.
ne Of the horse and carriage, 1896.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-17

people In the hope that they may attain
this boon, Ana yet " may bb hhd by
AN. We guarantee that Electric littem
If used recording 10 directions and the
use persIsted IN, will bring you good
digesii0n and OuRt the demon dyapepsia
aud install instead eupepsy We rec
Ommend Electric liiuera for dyspepsia
and all Diseases uf llyeE stomach aud
kidn0ya, Nold M hO0 pud ~ per bottle
by Dlrhin, Wright ~ Cup druggIala,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-17

A REPREsENTAriyE OF the NEWS
DEMOCRAT spent yesterday IN Minerva
The report that some of the Republi.
cana of Minerva viii vote tho Demo
cratic ticket this year for the first time
10 confirmed, and nine more can be
safely added 10 the list The dieallec.
tion iu among the best citizens, and
heretofore the most staunoh Republl'
cans. Instead OF there being ten, we
have q list OF nineteen Minerva Re.
publioang, who say they will vote the
Democratic ticket this year for the
llrBt time. The cause OF the disailoc.
ton can be summed up. Fmsr-'rhe
charge OF double dealing and treachery
Of Mai. Mckinley on the postonce con.
troyersy. SEooNp--The removal OF
Corporal Tanner, aud the dupliclty and
false pretense OF the Harrison admins
tratlon on the soldier business. THIRD
The rapid development OF trusts and
monopoly under Harrison, and the gen.
eral corruption, through Doodle meth.
odg, OF the politics OF the country,
FoURTu- Dissatisfaction with Foraker
for u third term, and with bossSm In
State politics.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-17

GEoRoE II, Topp's income from the
publishing Of new suits IN his Law
Bulletin will average $50 n week.
Every suit filed IN the Courts must be
published In the Bulletin, for which he
10 paid % cents Enquirer.
This 10 quite an expensive Job, and
the law was lobbled through the Re.
publican legislature for Topp's especial
benefit. Foraker aided the Job. Vote
the Democratic ticket Let us rut a
stop to all small jobs and big steals.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-17
MCKINLEY IN sANDusKY,
FROM tho snndnnEr journal.

THE Congressman who spoke his
piece nj the opera house Wednesday
evening, was Major VIM. Mckinley Of
the 18th Ohio district. He Is an accom-.
plished demagogue In politics and the
tariff Ia tho hobby he plays IL with. lie
never really knew much about the tar.
In, and probably never will - only
enough TO play false with II and make
as big u noise about tho "protection" II
affords as is necessary to hoodwinlI his
partisans into keeping him In Office