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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30
Constipation ia

Demands prompt treatment Tho re-
aultA OF neglect may DO serious, Avoid
hil harsh and drastic purgatlyaa, the
tendency OF which 10 10 weaken lilo
bowels, The best remedy ID Ayers
Pills. Being purely vegetable, their
Aotion 10 prompt aud their effect always
beAenoiAl They Ar0 an admirable
Liver and Ailer-dlnner pill, and eyeiy-
whore endorsed BY tho profession,
! ayers Pills Ara highly and unlver-
sally spoken Of by tho people about
here, mako daily ua0 0f them Ia my
practice" - DR., /, II, Fowler, bridge
port, Cons,
"I can ree0mnend Ayers Pilla above
all others, having long proved their
value ~ d eAthafti0 Tor myself and
family" 4, ilaAs, Lolthayille, ia.
"For several yeam Ayers Pills have
boen used In my family Wo find them
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30
LONGEVITY,

Scientific men see no reason why the
span OF human life may not be extend
cd 10 \ round hundred years from the
preaent limit OF seventy 10 slightly years
Tho age 10 which peraOna lived Variea
IN Ola Testament chronology,
From Adams tima 70 Methuaelah
and Noah men ara recorded as attaining
we'll nigh 1000 years, The l'aalmiHt Da'
Vd, however, says "fhe days Of our
ag6 are 'threeaGOre years aud tons aud
though men DO 20 strong that they come
TO f0uraeOTe years, yet IL their stfength
but labor and sorrow, 40 soon paaaeth
II away, and we ara gone"
THIS wide margin OF longevity, TO-
gether with proper observance OF mon
tal, moral aud physical laws, leadh IN
yeStigatOra 10 believe II IL possible that
human life might DO made 10 Increase
In length W full century AZ least,
Moderation aud regularity Ia eating,
drinking and aleeping aT6 conducive W
longevity, and those who observe prop
or habits aud uae pure anu elilcaelOua
iemedleh when sick, may accomplish
Immense labor with no apparent injury
10 themselves aud without shortening
their lives,
Hon, Ii. II, Warner, president Of tho
lioohe6ter, N, Y, Chamber OF Com
mtrce, and manufactures OF tho cole
braled Warmers Safe Cure, has devoted
much time ana research 10 this subject
Of longevity, aud has arrived NJ tho SAT
lalact0ry conclusion that lifo may be
prolonged ana mans yllilo powers in-
cTsaaed aud preserved NJ tho same time
by rational and natural means. Thou
sands OF persons arc living 10 dayr-en,
lOying the blessing OF perfect health and
yigOr-WhO will testify 10 the almost
magical efficacy OF Warmers SAFE Cure
In restoring them t0 phyhlGtl potency
and 10 tho normal type OF constitution
after they had almost glyen up hope OF
lie.
After middle age, many begin 10 lOaa
their wOnted ylgOr Of body, and there
upon give way 10 ineftnesa and useless
I6pining, Yet all such have within
reach that which both ren6wa youth
and contributes 10 the prolOngatlon OF
life. Warmers marvellous Safe Cures
arc IN avery drug store, aud arc now TO-
garded no standard specifics throughout
the civilized world,
The 0trOng desire 10 attain old age
meantime retaining the Vlrile powers
OF body aud mind-la necessarily con
nected with tho respect paid 10 aged
persons, for people would scarcely do.
sire 10 be old were tho aged neglected
or regarded with more auiioranoe, That
Ia n high civilization In which ago "
made a source of distinction. OF all
marks Of respect, that 10 age 10 most
willingly paid, because everyone who
does homage 10 ago may himself even
tually, become MI object OF such hom
age.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30

Mupalef High kchlOl will bf held on
two evenings June s1ih aud ~ Nearly
all Che h0npfs lhla year we're awarded
70 young gentlemen, the OIdef being 40
follows First, Carey MeAfeei second,
Dudley Hard, third, Aquilla Sweeney
fourth, Miss Miriam Hills
Wooster Unlyhfally commencement
will be held on Thursday, June a. The
graduating class consists Oflf0Ity mem,
bers, thirty gentlemen aud ten ladies',
HUOHLEL, o., May s5,-Owing 10 tho
recent depression ~ tho iron market,
aud la Wow Of the vast amount OF iron
now in stock NJ ihHif various iufnaOea
in tho valley, tho Columbus ana ll0ek-
Ing Coal aud Iron company TO-DAY shut
down their Wi0na and buehtel fufna0ia
indefinitely, This leaves the bessie, NJ
New hLaitRYle, aud tho Hattie, NJ
Gfeendale, tho only furnaces now In
blast ~ the valley -Four hundred men
are thrown out OF employment.
AKRON o., May 25-At the Ohio
WGmanR Suffrage Convention here
Mrs, DarlOu6 Caldwell, OF Toledo, Re
e0rdng Secretary, Ia hef report severely
eenhufea Governor Foraker for an
alleged flight Of Ohio ladies', who she
said had appealed 10 him Ia Their inter
ehl, aud in her report she expressed tho
hope that when tho w0men OF ONO
Gam6 10 vote as they would not One 0t
them would over cast ballot for Gov
ern0r Foraker
TPFIH, q, May 25, liert Dunn, a boy
lG years old forged a nOte Of Hlb On his
father, DeyOlaOn Dunn, Tho boy was
arreal6d NJ Mansfield ana sent home
bum ia 4 widely known bualneha man
here and tho boy Waa sent home with
the promise that no prosecution would
DO made aud the matter huhhed up
TnPN, O., May 20. y william ligham
has confessed % having aet lire 70 tho
barn OF MI SeY0lt, the last fire In that
GnnAagrati0n afflicted village, % got
oven with the owner for some difficulty
between them, Tho matter was
squared by note tof $500
NoRwALK, o., May 20 Frank ~
Randolph, OF Chicago, H., forged tho
names OF prominent springfield mon 10
"A note and obtained $1,000 in Gahh on
the same from Me- Thf O00re Williams,
Of this city, Randolph left Tho city be-
fore tho forgery WA discovered. NO
trace Of hia whereabouts can DO found
LfaA, o, May S5-Aa Frank TroSal,
Houtlun foreman on the Lake Erie and
Western, wna attempting 20 board tho
work tftlu near ihlacIly he hlipptd aud
fen under tho wheels which crushed
both lega, lie lived bat u short time
AKR0N, May 20. l'irebuga got IN
their work in two places IN thus city
aud caused two alarms about tho mid
night hour. The hrpt waa Ia Henry
swartE6 paper and rag warehouse,
Wher0 about kOO0 Of damage was done,
a horse and wagon burning up, There
was an insurance OF e2Ol on tho place,
Tho second ilro destroyed vacant
house owned by Mrs, Sheffield, Loss
800, Insurance 900,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30
MUCH BAD BLOOD.

We got word that there Is much bad
blood stlll In CONCEALED state In
Youngstown over the newly appointed
postmaster. Comrnde MEG OF the
u. A. II. Tod Post, 10 severely diegrun.
tied over the fact that no soldier was
appointed. McGowan had 1876 old sold.
iers on his petition for postmaster out
OF d60 members Of Tod Post. MCGowan
writes TO an old soldier that Mckinley
agreed with him and other soldiers that
no one but n soldier would be appoint.
ed postmaster Of Youngstown, Nc.
Gowan says the soldiers were beaten
because u few Republican bankers OF
Youngstown, who are down on the
the Grand Army, induced Mckinley to
brenk his promise. by the way the
soldier business does not pan out like
the many-hued promises of the last
campaign.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30
MONEY neuWALnNT OF KrssHs,

The sages have been earnestly trying
for years TO ascertain the money equiv
alent OF a kiss, Says the Pitt8Durg
Chronicle Telegraph: The money
equivalent of n kiss has been ascertain
cd on several occasions, but II has been
impossible TO secure uniform price
list.
Some courts have assessed the value
of n stolen kiss far above what the com
modify was considered 10 be worth by
other tribunals,
Now comes q Philadelphia doctor,
however, who has fixed the value Of a
kiss NJ S5' They are kisSos Of his own
manufacture, however aud he doubt
less has the right 10 put his own price
upon thom.
He Is u fashionable physician, ard
when waving farewell ~ his wealthlest
lady patients, kisses his hand TO them.
His visiting tariff 10 81 per call, " ap.
pears, but whom the osoulation ie added
the price OF the visit In doubled.
When he can earn an extra Sb by 30
simple q process ~ kissing his own
hand, the wonder is that he does not
always do IL; bat perhaps he looks up
the standing OF his patients husband OF
father in Bradstreet's before deciding
| whether his call In n % or $40 ono.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30
SHAME FOR ms o WIN STATE

Says the Now York World Simeon
Coy, of Indiana, q Democrat in whom
there was more or less guile, was CON
victed for frauds on tho ballot at the
election two years ago and was SEN
fenced by Judge Woods 10 eighteen
months Imprisonment and heavy ano,
A number Of Republicans charged with
similar olfenses last November were
permitted TO emerge from Judge Woods
court with honor and dignlty and their
side.arms, 30 10 speak, Now President
Harrison, out Of pure shame for lndi.
ana justice, has remitted Simeon Coy'B
iln0 and next week no will bo able TO
quit prison In some sort of style, But
win this atone for the failure to prose.
cute Dudley and Che Republican scoun-
dreA who 80 ahamelessly outraged tho
ballot.hoN last Noyemberp
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30
rnAr non rAalre gaAUD.

A ton ol ropper wna sold last Friday
n Now WORK for M cents and ~ IL
SAID that tho American producerH have
apiord with the European hnldtra 10
nialntan tho price ut ~ cents, Tho
cost OF production 10 admitted TO be
leaa than q OenA The New York TIL
bune, the strongest high tariii paper Ia
the United Sthtoa, suggested thal II
this price IN maintained the duty on
eopper 6hoald DO repealed. This Ia ono
OF many instances Of m0nopolles,
including tho sugar trust, where
IL Is absolutely certain thaJ the
duty does not Increase wages but gOea
entirely into tho pockets OF a corpora
tion which IN daily r0bbing tho people.
4 he llrat business Of thO.nOW Congress
should bo 10 repeal all dutieB on copper
aud refined sugar. The gugar trust has
made not oss than llfty millions OF
dollars during the past year by arbiTA.
rily putting up the price. journal
and Messenger (Ropubllcanh Ciocin'
natl,
WHAT has become Of the great "Pro'
lection" howl of the Tribune aud Oth0r
Republican organai ~ ia nigh Time
the American voter should perceive
the fallacy Of Protection, ~ advocated
by Republican monopolistg. IL 10 no
more nor less than q damnabl5 scheme
To h0Odwlnk the voter and plunder tho
pocketboolls Of tho people, In that 10
resembles the Registration act for Can
ton juat passed by the Ohio Republic
can Legislature. Will any sensible
man In Canton or stark county "bto 70
Ruoh bait" We are convinced not; aud
the election IN November VIII sustain
the confidence We have In tho intelli
qonCe OF our average voter,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30
AporpExY. pneumonia, rheumatism

AporkExY, pneumonia, rheumatism
are prevented and removed by Warmers
Safe Cure, Why9 DR., Geo. Johnson
OF Kings College, London, England,
says; "Phere is widespread enlarge
ment of tie Muscular walls Of the
small arteries In chronic Bright's Dis
ease, not only in The arteries Of the kid
neys, but ALSO In those Of The pa.mater
QnyestiDg membrane Of the brain), the
skin, the intVstines aud the muscles, as
u result of morbidly changed oondl
tiOn Of the blood due 20 kidney disease"
II the kidney disease is not cured apo
plexy, pneumonia or rheumatism viii
result, Warmers safe Cure does cure
kidney disease, thus enabling them 10
take out OF tho blood the morbid or un.
healthy matters.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30
NOTHING BBRIoUs.

In commenting upon James Gordon
Bennett's trip the Chicago News says;
"It is said that James Gordon Bennett
10 going up the Nile 10 Khartoum In
search OF his middle name. James is
IN erratic person with q long purse and
n picturesque air Of mystery which he
w0uld like TO have ordinary people mis-.
take for the business end Of cyclone
when they see IL IN their vicinity. His
little stroll mp the aorta OF Africa 10
not likly TO cause the Mahdi and his
army Of dervlshes any serions personal
inconvenience
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30

avn Nafee" y" w. 80 ~"'N
Thla smlnont oormeu specialist from BCTlln
positively our0l all diseases vi lno hypl Hnh
hoao Throat and Lunga Aftpr hll othorg lail, ITO
M ourod more raaOh of tilindncAa, DohinohA,
oalArrh, 'rhroa, and Lung Diseases thHn any
AIn cbn,pn9gt@ Disoaeoa of tho Byc, such
A (jranuintod lids, Chronic Inflammation Of
Oh0 LldA oi the Iris, Of the uhoroid, OF thulet'
hA, Chronic ulcorationh, hgasma OF tliu lAnh,
Cancer Of the Llda aud Eye, Tears running oyur
Mo yheohh Day anu Nisni a,i, m,lndnvas ouuEh'hnl'
mia, ilod Dlolchoa Or Brown ones ON tic hnll,
Phyotonular Ophthnlmin, Opnoitlou OF Mllk
white ap0la on Tho Eye, ulangoinA OF Cupllng
Sores, Rodnoaaof Edgeaoi Llda and Eyon, nnd All
ether dlaoaaca 10 which the oyoOrith hppcnuhRoa
hrollablo, positive aud rapid eproEuhtnnrgu,
Bar Troubles arc ourql by nr Anlm ~ hn
nal0nlahlnWy quick time, llo VIII tolioyo YOU
of ali roaring 6laglng aud ringing noises, hoayi,;;
moss, Itching, pain, running OF Tue cafl WIN
el0ao mp hole N \ drum OF hily yclit' E'hnulnRi
will lna0rt Artificial Ear Dfumh oi ne own in'
'y Nosa.-Dr' SSim haa paid particular 0tlon.
lion odlaonaOa OF this organ lie positively ouron
tho worst oaaoa Of CATAkItif' sven " tno
bonoa have partly been, eaton WI iemoyps os po.
lypunby hla now method, without phini rwlofeg
tho nonhO OF smell aud taste, nnd removes louu
odor 10 q result Of Catarrh In ono aotting,
Illnoaaon OF tho Throat ana isuDHe
arc ourcd, and motg aal9nlhllinHy Hoou rvsulv, wv,
eiher nu phyalcIan % In tho e'worid, lie win rcm0ye
Tonalla without pain aud lola ot blood. WIN
euro your uloornlnd W Rinnulhtod hotu lhtehti
roltofo your lost or cracked y0loe ~ good ~
oyor, guarantee also 10 oufo Hay Fpycfi ha!h-
ma, Iironchlta, Winter aud Chronic CquRhh'
Dr. anim has On ha record booka oaeca pl Von.
sumption which 0am0 70 him with one lung 0I
parta OF one gOno, Ito has by hia uchtlnvnt
hnaiod III tho cAyitloa In thulr lunga, hnd tho
pAtlonla now bid fair 70 outllya any ono WIN
EWs9io aud 900 Dr. Snlm at this visit, Con.
eaita(Ion and examination EliEE, Addrcae oil
oomlnunl0a 0ailOnA W Dh, MONl1N BALM,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30
AFPmR A CONSULATE.

The New York World says: The pc
oular features which pertain to Office.
seeking are well illustrated by the case
of Henry W, Rodgers, who went TO
Washington on March 4th In search
Of a Consulate and has just been ar.
rested In that city as u vagrant, His
fate proves that tho prevalent ideas re.
gHrding the Consular services are
strangely lacking IN dignity, Here was
n man who wanted TO be a Consul that
he might not starye 20 death And II is
said he had strong political backing
Surely u Is too much TO expect that the
state Department will use It's influence
TO get paupers out Of the country
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30

tho death Of the infant found IN tho
vault, aa reported IN yesterdays AHws
DEMOCRAT, found that II came ~ ita
death by accidental means, The moth
er 10 reported very low, Tho repnted
father, who ID said 10 haye shielded ~
Canton 4 short time ago, had a license
10 marry this woman In his pocket NJ
the time, Again the assertion ia made
that no ono OF the name Of CHM or
Linn has snioided here,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30
Anolhnr vlollm OF llonnnmptIon.

Mrs Lawrence Turek, residing nj No,
Gg Liberty street died last evening at 6
o'clock. The deceased was " years Of
age and WAS suffering long time with
consumption. She was member OF
The So. Johns Catholic church and was
very highly respected by all who knew
her. Her fuLerM will take place Fri.
day morning next at Y o'clock and the
remains will be Inferred In the Catholic
nnmntAry
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30

Thus endeth tho Arst lesson. And
now, fellow olubbers, wh0Op her up all
10 getheri Hurrah for protection 10
American industry, However, ~ the
campaigns over, the uriif question
settled, and the toll'gate keepers morol.
fully preserved 10 ua w0 may no well
stop 10 breathe, though not OF course 10
think; meanwhile awaiting further de-
yelopmenta ag above, until It's tlmO 10
bring out the pauper labor banners, Ore
crackers aud TN horns and begin shout
Ing again for big wages and a Mckin'
10y LINEN OVEnooAp.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30
Cmamrrh Can and u1Rs ncen
Cured by nbr. SuIIn.

I hna Aiwnya boon told that catarrh In the
head could not DO cured, aud had about come
10 tho OOnolualOn that II WA 30, nitof hnvlng
liiod ~ much, until I rnmo Tor treatment 10 IN,
Morlta 9Alin, OF OOiumhua, o. who hne made 4
speciality OF dlHoaAOn " tho Oyo, ear, nose and
throat Tho lruublo IN my head and nose, ~
we'll Nv pain In tho chest, all began slowly V dlh-
appear during his troatmont, buf0ic ! began
with Dr, Salm lont all energy, appetite, bocnme
puny and thin, hut now, thnnka 10 his nkillful
treatment, am onc0 inOfo my old nOlf-halo and
haartY, Mas HLinAnEru MiLLKn,
RnRcravllle, TuAcnrnwRl COuntytOs
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30
MoNo 4 MooAnry,
SHERIFF SALE.

Elizabeth A. pnerrA ordor OF SAlo In Partition,
va OuArd'n stark 90, Common rlVas
Frederick JDuor vi ALL Court
ny ylrtuo OF an order Of aalo In partition asucd by
ciofh NJ tho court VI common plcha uf STARK
county ohio aud 10 mo directed 4 viii Offer f0t sale
apublle Outory on tho promises In tho city " Maa'
nllOn. on
Saturday, the Ssnd day OF June, 1889,
mo following described real eatAioi rho north half
OF fOrglnAl lot number ibl and strip Of land IN
foot Wide OF 0f tho south side Of original lot mum
Dor ibl IN tho town now part OF he dN Of MAS
pillon stark county
Appraised NJ ea,l0T
salo 10 commence N ono o'eiock 2, m, rortna,
- One third oahh on Ma dAy " hale ono.
thlrd IN ono rear aud Ono,thlrd IA two years
thereafter, thodIeffed payments " boat lnlotcal
frOm dag Of Hnlo, and 10 DO eocurod w m0rtgaEc
On tlio tFomiaoa eoid
A. u,ININaiaI BhsstS.
Ill BALpwtH. Ai,V,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30
Effective Remedy

for constipation and indigestion, aud
arc mover without th0m IN tho house"
h0BeH dronior, Lowell, Mas
"I have used Ayor'a PILLS, for liver
honblea and indigestion, during many
years, and have always found them
prompt aud efilUlont In th0ir aOtiOn"-
j., N Smith, Utica, NY,
{" l suffered from constipation which
assumed such An obstinate form that
feared II would cause q ht0ppage Of tho
bowels, Two boxes Of Ayof'a Pills af-
feoted a complete oufo," ID burke,
bao0, Mo,
~ have used Ayers Pllla foe tho past
thirty years aud consider thom an In.
valuable family medicine, l know Of
no betlor remedy for liver troubles,
and have always found them prompt
cure for dyapopRia," - Jalaoa Quinn, 10
Middle w., Hartford, Conn,
"fIavlng been troubled with ooatlye-
moss, which a00inA Inevitable with p0r-
sons OF aed0ntary hhbllA, l have tried
Ayers PILLS, hoping for Tell0i, am
glad 10 AAy that th6y have served mo
bottof than any other medicine,
arrive At this conclusion only after q
faithful trial OF their meriA," Samuel
A. Jonoa, Oak nt, Boston, Maaa,
Ayers Pills,
rIHrARHD ny EN "a
Dr. !. o. Ayor q Co., toweh MAsa.
Sold By ali Dealers in Medicine. y
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30
NnpopIsM CHARGED
In tho Selection OF Postmastor at Cana
Fulton.


Fulton.
CANAL FULTON, May 22.-The all
absorbing question discussed here for
the past two months was, who will be
postmaster Through tho influence OF
Conrad OF Massillon, and Whiting et al
Of Canton. Mckinley has nnally recon.
pended the appointment OF Mrs Lester.
Although intelligent Republicans think
he virtually made II four months ago,
yet he held out the idea IN the friends
OF other candidates for the position that
he would be governed by n majority OF
tho Republican voters OF Fulton mot
Canton and Maselllon), thereby lnduc
Ing Shafer and lluch W spend their
time aud money TO secure eendOrsemente,
and when Shafer had secured the on.
dOrsement by petition and personal
lettOrh OF three.fourths Of the Republl.
can voters, Mckinley Ignored their de-
mands and appointed a woman for the
position who has been resident OF
Fulton Just two years, Her appoint
ment waB not recommended on account
OF her superior qualifications, nor any
claims che had on the party, but be-
cause II was In accordance with the
majors principles 10 care for few at
the expense of the many. Talk about
nepotism. Oh, spirits OF Webster and
Clay, look down upon the present age,
and see OF what material the men are
composed OF who are palmed off on the
people M Statesmen, Butthenit is not
our fight. We make the prediction
that Mckinley, Conrad and Whiting
will realize before many moons that the
appointment OF their dear cousin as
postmlstreBs OF Canal Fulton was ~
big blunder as recommending for
oigner to represent the United States AZ
n foreign court. n
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30
Saturday, tho sand day of June, 1889
Legal Notice.

LEdlA Cortwrlght whose plaoc VI rceldunoe u un'
known will take notice that on tho Yist dhy 0f jan
unry iiagp Mnry ~ frlu, lllod hor potlu0n W tht
Oouft of Common ploas OF STARK county, ono IN
case number UipT against Mo hb0yg nhlneu uVIel'
compelled 10 att np tholf clAmH, u amp thoy nave
IN thp roA estate hereinafter described, Or Do Tor
ever barred aud NJ the Court wln hlluN Wy Wll,
snId real uAtato MAY bA sold aud up nfQoeeul uls'
trlbuod among tho olAmhnta accorhlng 70 tiglr 70
sporiiyo pr0rlflob or tho HAmO shall bo settled u,
Oourt fho doaciiptlnn 0f tho said real estate " ~
follows Tho n0fthchat quarter " section nuillnei
oiahtnon tlH), township number seventeen (lIl
rNnRo nix (lD STARK county, ONO, and containing
ono hundred and sla nciuN more OF less.
s-Had LYDIA C0twtight ID required 70 answer nn 0l
before THIRD Saturday after tho pbih day 0i MAY
1880 OAhfs MOhhOT WHprAuiM
Aprig.Lw Attorneys f0f rlalntln
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30

AND now IL is said Chairman Whit
ing is enGeavoring by threats to lntini.
date Senator Snyder to lot him form the
Board OF Electors on Registration un
der the recent outrage ous measure, or
Mt least place him upon the Board.
His presence on the most heavenly
board In existence would pollute II,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30

EDITOR CoRL, Of the Independent has
been appointed Postmaster at Navarro,
stark county. just think Of q McKin-
Icy postmaster editing an Independent
paperl-. [Oarroll Chronicle.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30

Tln Carroll Chronicle says: Major
Mckinley 10 facing the same thing that
Woodworth faced In 1874 and he hinl-
aelt faced In 1884, viz: a disposal Of Of
foes that won't prove a shining success.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30

All Dam, the richest Chinese grocery.
man In New York, has takon unto him
self n third wife. Her beauty Is 30
striking that she has eradloated all
Chinese traditions, and he don't cara
All Dam who secs der,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30
Legal Notice.

IT. l,ciierer, whose rcsldonoo IA unknOWn,
viii ihke notlpe that on The nd day Of April A. ID
inln Potter Hcherof MED his petition IN tho Court OF
rn naunc number 0Dip, praying for a divorce from
aNd Marahfet Hchcier 0u the ground of ndntofy
esd that said cause will DO lof hearing on and after
the 7til day OF june, 1880 .... ......
Moro X MoUARrY, Pialntiif'p Auys