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DWELLING HOUSE.
TERMS

Ten per cent on dag oC saie balance of one
third April ] lssq when possession VIII b. given
and deed delivered One.third April l. 1870. and
one-sh.rd April J. isgi. With interest on deferred
payments from April l. iss9.
GEORGE G. ITCHTY. Administrato-.
WM II. MILLER. Guardian. &c-
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OR H. 5 KISIMELL,
nRH BRUBAKER,

Tsudar lbs professional services 70 me -
O. somerset aud vicinity tnce u ea4N -
Nam streei west Of Diamond
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cALEsMEN ........-..
DIrrsBURGH FEMALE COLLEGE
And Conservatory of Music.

Also Schools Of Eiocution end Fine Arts, and
i.est srhOol for Young iadies unsurpassed home
comforts and care Central healtbful chang
e. rery moderate Next term will open January
nh seud for new Catalogue 70
A. II. NORCK0SS. u. d.. Pittsburgh Pa
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DIR. Boyle moved that committee Of
fifteen be appointed TO report on per-
manent organization. Mr.. kaufman
moved to amend that one from each
organization be appointed on permanent
officers.
Mr.. Weeks kicked against kauffmans
amendment, and said that organizations
should be sunk.
The convention sat hard on Kauff-
mans amendment, and second time
las; nights program was knocked out.
Mr.. BoyIe's motion was unanimously
agreed to-
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Rer. Heelor. The e0I0rsd orat0r. vho !.
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The Somerset Herald.
ESTABLISHED iszT.
Terms OF Publication.

c. HoLBERT, - ,r,.w
r. Somerset, Pa
-. eth John B. mi.
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DIED.

Quincy, aged = years
IN this rty, Ar'il 10, Fin W. Gilbert AGED - yrs.
IN Waterford, March 30, W. litna Sargent, Of
W ATTAIN, Mass, aged II wears, months, - days.
In Monroe. April j. Jennie T. Kay, aged Is
years and months.
IN Monroe, April (, aj,e,or Taskcr aged n vrar,
and > months.
In l'enobscot, Alaj MIR 1iiyc Perkins, uid-
"W aI the lair lHt4ia VI. IteNju-, feq, aged Il
years and ID months.
In IIanpden. April g, capt. Thomas T. Partridge,
aged about y Years
In BucksPorj March y, john Douglass aged IS
wears, months and - days.
tn North ferobscot March y, Mis-. Elisha Hatch,
aged II ycar-.
IN orland, March ., Mrs. Eoxanna d. widow sr
the late John Hopkins aged a wears
Ia Brooklyn, \. ! , March, >, Marvile, only child
ot Alfred and Myrd Nichols, aged months and
p days.
in Enek,port Centre, March 81, Mis- Margic A.
Kennedy, aged Is years months and days.
In East Hanrden, March y, John F. keiic aged
= years.
IN Hampden, March b Deacon William Varney,
after an illness Of three days
IN Buck sport, March %, at the residence OF Mr..
Samuel Ll'irIjgc Mrs. kehocca r.. Hamitlen, aged
80 years.
In Il. John, \ b. March % Eliza. wife Of SIas
Piper, native oi Rockport, aged = wears. The
remains were brought 10 Camden Tor intcrnent.
IN Rockland, April 3, Moses Dow, formerly OF
Deer Isle, aged a years
In Lincolnyile, April /, Clinton c. Gerry, aged
IS wears, 10 months ana I3 days.
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From Lieut.. Roberts.

We have received another letter from Lieut..
Roberts. in which he "goes for Prof. Bateman.
t"o comhatant- are warm personal friends and
merely exchanging hot shot for the fun of the
lining, ami we have been generally called upon to
proclaim Il truce. Now is good time to 10 it, and
oar readers will please imagine that these doughty
warriors have each left the field with honor
Liogt Roberts close, his letter Is follows:
We have had a remarkable winter here in Mime
sofa. Hardly amy cold weather for months
spring Is ROW upon us in an its glory. The buds
hurstinr, the birds Singing, ard alt nature
SMILES with joy Please pardon the above touch
ct sentiment. Mr.. Editor. 1t isn't often that get
on my high heel boots YOU know.
IAc Journal is tine most welcome literary visitor
to my tre~dt. u IL au honor to Eastern journal
ism, AND DESERVES circulation Of fifty thousand
copies. RUFUS RoHEBI~
Minneapolis.
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Regst= Of Deep Water Vessels.


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{. l.. BEAN & co.
Srorsnlo,t N,,rjl : ISSQ-ltf

Commencing Monday, April Is, 1889,
STEAMERS WILL LEAVE BELFAST:
For Camden, Rockland and Boston, Mondays,
y ecinesdays, Thursdays and saturdays at (aboutl
2:}0 +. NJ.
For seasport, Bucksport, Winterport Hampton
and Bangor, Tuesdays Wednesdays, Fridays and
saturdays at (aboC) $50 A. VI, or upon arrival OF
steamer from Boston.
RETURNING:
From Boston, Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays,
and Fridays at r.
From Bangor, Mondays, Wednesdays, Thurs
days and saturdays at ii A. NJ, touching at all
landings.
From Rockland, touching at Camden, Tuesdays,
Wednesdays, Fridays and saturdays at (ahou)
& \. NJ.
M Steamer ROckIand will commence daily trips
between Bangor and ROCkand about May Ctr.
FRED W. POTE, Agent. Belfast.
CALVIN AUSTIN, Agent. ................B Boston.
WILLIAM Ii. HILL, Gen'l Manager.... Boston.
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Farm for Sale,

The PERKINS place on Con
AZMN-6 gress street. Belfast, IL miles
BnIE3H3R from the Post Office, is offered for
(t9HEHIA sale. There are 100 acres of land,
6lAsskE1 and excellent farm buildings, in
GLIDING brick dwelling, two barns, carriage
house, etc, cistern in house and good wells. Tie
place cuts 40 tons of hay, and has wood lot with
600 to 500 cords of wood. There three orchards
two of young trees. Apply on the place to
lml5t ELIZA A. PERKINS.
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II Il MI oV = T.!

Mrs. Ne. "A. Snow,
nRESS and CLOAK MAKER, has removed to
u No. is Main Street, over Beans hat store,
where she will he pleased to receive her old clsto
mers and any others needing her services.
iself;st March /. ISS9.--3ml0
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Only &c. PaperI
FLOWER SEEDS FOR 1883.
CHOICE VARIETY JUST RECEIVED AT
h. #. WELLS.
Belfast Feb. "A, 1SS9.-lGw7
AUCTION.

CTOCK, FARMING TOOLS, CARRIAGES, FUR
- NITURE, &c, by auction viii be sold by
auction at my residence in South Monroe, 3 miles
from Monroe VILLAGE miles from Swanvilie Mills,
on Friday, April 10, 1889, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, /
horse, yearling colt, cows, 3 calves, grocery
wagon, buggy, 3 harnesses, farming tools, furni-
ture in the house, and many other articles
IL stormy, next fair day. W. e. RILEY.
NJ. IL. SNOW, Agent
Iwl5 C. e. CRARY, Auctioneer.
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NOTICE..

THE subscribers hereby give public notice to all
L persons holding town school orders against
the town of Prospect, to present the same to them
for payment, at their Office at Prospect, on the
3Oth day of April A. d. 1889. The town will not
pay any interest on outstanding orders after said
date. a. A. CHM, Selectmen
JOSIAH COLSON. of
3wl5 {. IL. PA RTRIDGE) PrDsnect
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WAN TED!

CCHOOL AGENTS IN WALDO COUNTY wish
y ing to engage teachers for the spring and sum
mer terms, please address
ROSS c. HIGGINS, ThorndIke, Me.
Hg ORly frst-cfass teachers recommended.
April 4, lSS9.-2ml4*
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Belfast SAVINGS Bank.

THE Annual Meeting of the corporators of the
L above bank will be held at their banking room
ON Wednesday, April II, 1889, at 4 O'Clock P. NJ.
business as may legally come before said meeting.
JOHN II. QUIMBY, Clerk.
Belfast, April ,, lso9.-2wli
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-18

OF course tho GOlOTed vote elected
Harrison President Anybody who
knows anything about the last Noyem
Der election knows this, hut how "
tho eolOred brother getting on now,
with the party OF his sacred profession
IN pOWerp Why, he IL getting loft on
everything lle Is not allowed 10
cook aud wash aud scrub oven ln the
White House, where the Moses OF his
hopes keeps open house, II IL sad, but
awfully true, 80 far as the offices are
concerned, big or little, the GOlOred
brother IL completely Ignored, lie
fares not 80 well, as he did under Grover
Cleveland, Aud now, way down In
Alabama, the Republicans, by advice
OF tho Administration, have formed u
new white mans Republican party,
with the negro exclusively excluded, a
diapatch from Birmingham, Alabama,
says.
BnhlRauAM, Ala, April lO,-The
Republicans of this State have split
upon the negro question, aud q big row
Will probably bG the consequence,
About u month ago several prominent
Republicans mot In this city and drafted
an address 10 the white Republicans Of
Alabama, inviting them 10 meet here
IN convention to-day, The consequences
was that this morning 400 Of the heay'
lest weights OF tho party were Assem-
bled In Snblett Hall, with Lewis Par
sons, tho father of the movement In
the chair, lie stated that the object Of
the meeting waa 10 reform aud reOrgan'
ize the Republican party In Alabama,
and that, In order 10 do no, thereapeOta'
bio white Republicans must break
away from tho negroes.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-18

TnE nomination Of Clark TOnner to
an important position, where he will
have i've or six hundred offices 10 dis,
pose Of, has whet the edge Of the local
nspirant for government surplus TO q
keen, wire edge. 10 looks as II we
should soon part with u considerable
portion Of our most patriotic pOpula.
ton, and the city council would do well
TO push tho census Of the city before
the coming Office holders make the Tres
cape. Let US see: There are 10000
offices 20 dispose OF, and there are
about 1917 Republican members Of Con.
gresS. This makes within fraction OF
six hundred Offices to every Congress
man. But there are some seventy new
members, unknown 10 fame and gov.
ernmont pelf, and some fifty more, who
In political parlance, have no inau.
ence, because they have no statesman.
ship attached TO them. This mar
rows down the real influential dis
penBers OF the government pap 10 HJiy.
gepep only, ana Of this number MClSin'
10y is the most conspicuous, In all that
vast area of country, lying between the
Allegheny Mountains aud tho Pacific
Ocean, and the Gulf Of Mexico ana the
Straits of MaCkinaw. This will give
about 1854 officers TO each Of the 81 In.
nuental members OF Congress; but
with Clark r0nner as appointment
clerk, in command Of the vast resources
OF the great Interior Department, Nc.
lSinley can certainly control 1000 offices,
CantOn's proportion Of this allotment Is
not less than 333, on the bases Of the
entire population Of this Congressional
district. We have looked up these sta.
tistics with great care aud We think
with accuracy, aud as there are still 332
offices due Canton Republicans, on the
basis Of an honest and equitable distri.
button, wo trust those who expect 30 be
called to patrOnize the enormous gov.
ernment surplus, will not be Coo modest
in presenting their claims.
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CORPORAL TAHEHR's LInnRAL-
ITY


Ienaa Hamilton ia 10 receive u mill
tary pension because he was Injured by
a fall OF seats while looking At circus
performance, John l., Davis Ii 10 fe'
Gelye u pension because IN 1863, his son,
while u hospital nurse, undertook 10
drink the hospital brandy, and drank
aGOnlte instead, One zimmerman or
Ohio IL 10 be pensi0ned because Ia u
tr0llc one soldier pushed him over an-
other,
The rule under which these soldiers
get pensions, reYefaea all former rules,
since the war, by all Commissioners Of
Pensions, moth Republican and Demo
cratic. The rule heretofore has been
that n soldier shall DO penRlOned be-
cause OF wounds or OF injury con
traGted In the service, Tho present
ruling of Corporal Tanner 0yerlurns
this, aud q soldier who IN injured by ao-
Gident, outside Of the line OF military
duty, Is 10 get pension, In other
words, u man who Ia kicked by a mule,
iu tho rear, 10 on u par with a soldier
wounded IN battle ~ the front,
sudden OVefturnng OF u well eA-
tablshed rule OF the Pension bureau,
MlllNl llNN HlNll NNNlnNNlHNN W. WV "
century, and which has been the basis
OF all pension legislation since the war
OF tho Rebellion, IN excused 0n the
ground Of an enormous government
surplus,
Now, II persons are 10 receive pen
aiOns who were not injured or disabled
Ia war, why not make
tho rule universal and equitable, and
give u pension 10 every soldier on tho
basis OF length Of service, Why not
give ua a service pension bill, Give
every old soldier u pension Ia proper
ton 10 the term Of his service, II the
soldier who served ono year iR 10 have
g2 n month pay the soldier who served
four years, -four times as mneh Under
tho present ruling Of The Commissioners
OF Pensions, "a man who enlihled for a
large bounty, but who neyel saw q bat,
tie, 10 liable 10 got pension, provided
he gets into u row somewhere aud gets
disabled, while tho old soldier, who
served iOur long terrible years, but who
got into no row, cannot get a cent
We say give ua justice 70 tho
men who bore the brunt OF tho battle,
when tho battle was on,
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Constipation

Demands prompt treatment The 70,
suits Of neglect may be serious, Avoid
all harsh and drastic pnTgatiyes, the
tendency Oi which u 10 weaken tho
b0wela, The best remedy IL Ayers
Pills, Being purely vegetable, their
action Ia prompt and their effect always
beneficial, They arc an admirable
Ayer and Ailef'dlnner pill, and every
whore endorsed by the profession,
J HAyer'a Pills arc highly And nniysF-
sally spoken " by tile people about
here, | mako daily use Of tliem In my
practice, - Dr, I, u, Fowler, hridge-
port, Conn,
~ can recommend Ayers PillA above
all others, having long proved their
value Ra a GaihaItio Tor myHelf aud
family" u, a, llesa, Leithsyille, IA,
"Tor several yeam Ayers Pills have
been used Ia my family We hnd them
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-18

Tm Republicans, who were 30 Jolly
last November after tho election, hro
andder now. The spring elections,
east and west, show u very marked ro-
action from the greed and corruption
of tho boodlers who carried llarri-
son into the White House, Ohio, on
the total municipal ana township cleo
tlons April lst went Democratic by
1000 plurality. 81. Louis, that gave
Harrison 10000 majority In November,
has lust elected u Democratic mayor
by 1900. Chicago rGyerSea the election
OF Roche, Republican, two years ago,
by 10000 and puts Creiger, Democrat,
In by 1900. The elections IN Montana
show large Democratic gains, enough
10 make that Democratic state,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-18

THE Hon, j, living Brooks Of Salem
never talks without saying something,
Az tho recent banquet OF tho Jefferson
Club NJ Springfield, no said something
that every patriotic man would do well
10 ponder over, 10 was on the NOyem'
Der purchase Of tho Presidency with
the Doodle OF the mOnopOllsl6. He
said.
q" know the men and know the
places by whom and In which laws and
votes are sold no merchandise. COTup'
ton runs all through the public service
Money iR paid for everything for ex'
Gmpti0n from taxation, fOrapeCial PRIV
ilegea, for nominations aud elections
The atmosphere Ia murky with fraud
and corruption, and " this country 10
ever t0 bGrCdcemed, IL must bG redeem
cd by the Democrats and tho work
must begin now"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-18

Tine position Of appointment clerk IN
the Interior Department, to be held by
Mr.. T0nner, Of Canton, Is one of great
responsibility. There are vast mum.
ber Of Indian agents, post traders and
land agents TO appoint In Montana,
New Mexico, Nevada, Arizona, Wash.
ington, Oregon, Kansas, Utah, Mime.
sofa, Michigan, Dakota, Indian Terri
tory, numbering In all over two
thousand, besides over six thousand
clerkships in Washington. or course
tho Secretary Of the Treasury has no
time TO bother with these Offices, and
the matter 10 turned over TO the
appointment clerk. Major Mckinley
made very smart move, when he
secured the appointment clerk for Can.
ton, where he can take care Of at least
from one thousand to 1850 of his best
friends.
CANTON. too, is moving for city de-
pository and Stark county for acounty
depository. That the people should get
the benefit Of the interest on their nc.
cumulated funds, and not the official
who happens TO hold them, or favored
banks, is coming to be more and more
accepted rs the correct idea Oh this
point Akron Beacon
That's the talk We are too live q
community 20 want TO lock up live
money, capable Of earning something
and help as along In our business, and
make it dead money
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Licensed to wod.

Marriage licenses have been issued to
Elmer Wagner and Eva Zimmerman,
of Canal Fulton; II. w. Rose and Alice
l., Justice, Of Canton township; Har-
vey B Schrader and Mary M. Ham
mond, of North Lawrence; Harvey q.
Van Voorls and Lydia Yant, Of Maple
ton; Lewis 0. Hartzell and Ettie b.
Metz, Of New Franklin; A. 0. McFar-
rem and Emma Shissler, Of Justus;
Homer StoCkman and Lucy Mays, OF
Wayuesburg; james Il. Gilbert and
Annie Ranch, Of Canton; Robert X,
Mcdowell and Minnie Hamilton, Of
Canton; ID. A. Miller and Mary A,
Myers, Of Minerva,
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NAY Slh and 10Th, al BARNETT HOUSE.
Alliance, May ~, al Chase House,
A.e asrvar Q. ms 80 oA,e zoo .o.Iv

Aao astvaN on tse sAss oAte tAoH NorrH'
rhia omInont German specialist from norlln
positively cures hll diAeAAeA " tho hyci Er,
Nose Throat aud Lungs niIgr nll other. iMl lle
Catarrh, Throat aud Lung Diseases Than any
,, Cbro3JS Disenses or the Byc. such
a. OrAnuAtod ilida, Chronic Inflammation ol
tho LldR oi tho lriA,of the Choroil, OF Tue lict'
Ina; ChoniO ulcorntionA behnmu OF the lAdp,
cancer VI tho Lids and Eye, ,Iphra runnluR over
tho Checks, nay aud Night blindness, rurulOnt
or Watering N0rn fyOa, uOnOrrhorm Ophlhm'
phlyctonular Ophthnlmia, Opaoitioh or MIX
WhltO SpOta on Tho Eye, Ulannoma OF Cupning
NJ tho Nerve, AmaurNala, Failing out nf lWlcA
anroa, ltOdnOm0t EdEoiof LidH and isyoH, nnd hll
other Diseases " whlcn lhu tyeol w. hppenungN
Bar TrOubfca utr cufnl by nr, hNm IN m
hHlOnlahngy quick tlmO, lilo VIII rtliovn you
of Rll fuaring himlng aud ringing noises, hohyi,
noHi, itching, pain, running OF wv onli Wni
will lnmrt hfllncial lear Drums ~ hlpown ins
vOnlion with aal0nmhlnRly gratifying rcalllA.
Noae.-Dr Hnlm hnu phid phrtqnlht htpvn,
lho WORT cases NJ CARA RSiL oven N Tho
bOnua have pnrlly hvnn chtcu upi removes lns
lypunby hia now method, without pain, restore,
Tho annhN nf smell and taste, nnd removes iolll
ndOr hn "A rcanlt NJ Cuiurrh In ono tuttlnp,
Dlaonaos Of tho Thropt .HDd Lupge
tr0 cured, and moro anlnnlnhnply good rciulla
hnvO hnOn obtained by Dr. Rnlm thnn by any
other phyaIoian In tho world, llr VIII remove
ponaila Without pain and low ct blood. WIZ
euro your ururhini or Hipnulhtcd sore lhfunli
rOhtOl0 your lost or cracked voice hh Cpou hi
0vnr; guarantee nlrn ~ curu Hay FOyCr, hnlh.
ma, bronchitis, WiuiUr aud Chronic Coughs,
DR.. aRlm hm ON hiA rHrOrd boolth cWOs Of Cone
sumption which onmu % him WIN ono lunt or
part 0f 0nn rdnc, llu hnn by hH ttontWrns
hrnlrd uu thN 'rntl.. In thulr unrl, ava tho
pntiOnm now lid luu b uusiYg any ono ~ 90
two lungs,
kl.F- Go Hudfcn ur. Nhln ~ thH vuil, Con.
mitHflon nnd OgnmuulIun iNlEG. AddfrM All
communication to bl MQulN BALM
tiDiumIuH Ohio.
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lnnnh

The transition from long, lingering
and painful sickness TO robust health
marks an epoch In the life OF the indi-
vidual, such remarkable event is
treasured IN the memory and the agency
whereby the good health has been
attained 10 gratefully blessed. Hence
IL is that 80 much Is heard In praise of
Electric Bitters. SO many feel they
owe their restoration to hoalty to the
use of the Great Alternative aud Tonic.
If you are troubled with any disease Of
Kidneys, Liver or stomach, of long or
short standing you will surely find
relief by use Of Electric Bitters. Sold
at SOC, and 81 per bottle at DurbinA
Wright u Cos drugstore.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-18

Ir is now legal in Ohio to use pastors
instead of scratching your ticket The
pastors are little slips Of paper, gum.
med on the back, and printed in red
ink In case you want TO vote for q
candidate on the opposition ticket, you
can take q paster and past his name on
the ticket, right over the name of the
other candidate instead of scratching,
and writing the name. 1t Is the Mich
igan system. Now we shall say Of u
candidate, who runs behind, that he is
badly pasted y instead Of scratched,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-18

THE ONO SOLDIER, u newspaper
printed In ChIliCothc, and devoted e6'
clusiyely ORuldler's interests, comes out
edItorlally for Capt L. II, DIwlIng, of
Toledo, for Ohio Department Com,
mnnder Of the q. A. IL, This Ia quite
significant IN view Of tho fact that
General Hurst, who lives In ChIlIcolhe
Va q candidate for tho same position,
The encampmont viii meet in Dayton,
April 2l Northwestern Ohio, with Tie
exception OF one post, Is now united
IN favor OF Capt Bowling, and aB the
location iB favorable there seems no
longer % reasonable doubt that hO viii
be elected. Capt DowlngiS an 0ngi
nal BerYicopeualOn man, and IN point OF
executive ability, long service ~ the
front, Is, We believe, the best equipped
soldier, whose services are likely TO he
demanded for Department. Commander.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-18

TUE iulo bagging trust viii only ask
the farmers 90 pay " three millions Of
dollars extra for bagging this year. II
might have insisted on bigger profits,
but IL Ia not greedy. The considerate
farmers voted against Cleveland and
free iule, aud for Harrison and a 2Opor
cent, protective duty, behind which the
trust arrays itself. They are now get.
ting Just what they voted for,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-18

In rs probable that the name OF Hon.
John Il, Monn0t, OF Canton, viii be pro-
posed In the Democratic convention for
lieutenant governor. The only thing
which can be brought up against him
10 that no Is unfortunate enough 10 be
n member OF the present general assem-.
bly,. Personally his record IN bright
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