The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-14

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llags, there we're enough 10 glye the city
q ieRiyo appearance, South leriG street
was especially prominent, and among the
best decorations may be named tho bual,
neHa houses of I'd, hrle, A, liperner e
CO., II, q, hibila, Wernei 4 rOftinann, n,
lioch aud A, Crone. Even Republicans
decorated, lilll jOnea and Sam Rollins
determined 10 relolee with the multitude
aud put out decorations, People iiOcked
10 town early in the evening, aud by 4
o'clock the gldewalla were packed with
smiling Democrats, The Y, NJ ID, q, mot
~ lta rooms at7 o'clock, aud was Joined
by division Of tOrOhllght hearers from
the Fourth wanl and the city, when head
cd by the Harmonic under command OF
Capt llowella, tho march was made
10 the depot After 0 long
walt here the Canton delegation
arrived over Ave hundred strong, aud tho
line OF march was taken up When the
procession reached the square the sight
was an Inspiring one, Hundreds Of
| Roman candles were discharged rod fire
on all sides illuminated the Shy, aud
mighty shouts rent the nlr, Chief Mar
ahal lioorncr atrOde his ateed like cnVlIl.
| ~ man aud worked hard 70 keep the mon
IN line, hut the enthusiasm reached high
water mark, anu slraggorH from the ranks
foraged about the city,
q dozen others, among them the gallant
Captain Zimmerman and lirgadler Gen.
| erol Theodore Kramer Everybody caught
| the spirit OF the occasion, Glenn Quinn,
the llarmonla'a drum mnior, discarded
hia baton and Instead trlumphantly car.
rlod broom, Color Bearer Dave Shnld-
magic put u big rooster on the llag, and
Vano Roger exoellod IN blowing horn
| with most awfuly dlangreeahle sound,
| L. "a. ul
orNl Noise, and resolve II Into Ia conpO-
nent parts.
There were many novel features In the
parade hut the ono which attracted the
most attention was a wagon carrying q
goat, hltchcd 10 little wagon and bear.
Ing this banner; "What Bob Skinner was
doing when Foraker made hin war roc-
ord.h This was an alluaion TO one Of the
Infant sports Of the present editor Of the
| independent The poor goat was evident
| ~ tho only Republican Ia the procession,
for he bore himself with a mcokncHa and
humility and u philosophical expression
| OF Countonnnco that could only character
i1c Republican contractor, Andy Smith
drove u gnily decorated wagon with all hla
employees on board, Many banners with
| appropriate devices were carried, Among
them were the following, "Dld krdor
carry Canton2n "ln every campaign
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and did the work. "Wo are thCpcoplc.h
IA good sailor soldier NJ the whcol can
beat any hlow-hnrdn "Sonatornl rcatnli.
rant. llill Of fnrO-WClah Bacon Pro.
| prlct0r, Anthony Howcla Noodle dis.
| irlbutora, John II, Williams, Joseph
| lloNly, Karl Il, Miller William Doodle
| Lcwsn "DrCabach fNcrcnata will ho
sold by .roquoat Of II, 7. Sklnnor az Gao
| all wool, but not over tho cyCa,N "Drcs'
| Nl.s..H L.
| l.. Skinner" "Iohn'a 500 doodle pulled
lhc hay seeds CkrIdcr'sl majority up to
The Canton boys oamo over In good
| style yesterday evening, aud Our boys will
return tho compliment this evening,
Row. w, A, Hnrke, former pastor Of So,
| joaOph'a here, will hc here this evening
on Walt 20 his many lrionda Tho fu-
moral OF NJ, A, Rlchoimor hold yesterday
| Afternoon was an impressive one, such Na
| u q dead musician would have likCd, The
G, A, band OF Canton aud the Harmonic
accompanied the funeral cortcgc 20 the
cemetery, alternately playing dr9cs, and
many citlaons followed, Row. Shelter
conducted the exercises,
The Episcopal mite society meets on
Friday evening 0t Mrs, Wcbb's, East Main
| street,
H. w. Loolllor and "Scottyn Of North
| Lnwrynco aignnll2od the opening of the
quail season yesterday 10y bNgglnR u dog-
on Of those birds,
MAssrLLoN, Nov II,
West Brooknold Democrats jollnod last
Saturday evening with tin horns, fire.
works and vim and vgor for which they
are noted
Rev. James Kuhn preached NJ S. Ma
| ry's yesterdays sermon commemorative
| OF the centenary OF the establishment OF
the Catholic Episcopntc In America. He
dwelt upon the wonderful growth OF Cath
olicism In this country, and the part that
Catholics had In its history. Tho latter
woro not strangers In the land, oven " no.
ciotIos did urlso who claimed 20 have
moro patriotism than others. Patriotism
was not shown 80 much In outward man-
ifostNtions ns In oboying the laws OF tho
country aud respecting others rights.
Michael Rlcholmer died at o'clock last
Saturday afternoon NJ the homo OF his
sister, Mrs. William Walters, on Summit
| street, OF pleurlay. In the death OF Mr.
| Rich( inner Mnssillon loses ono OF its fore
most and most active musicians. In chrly
youth already he was promising musi-
clan and associated with many enterprises
OF u musical nature. He was for somo
| time director OF tho Lightguard band aud
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| leader and director OF the noted Rich
| cimer's orchestra, He was wholcsoulod,
warm-honrted man, and many OF our cti-
| gcng will mourn his loss. Tho funeral
was held this afternoon at the house. In-
| tormont nt tho cemetery. Tho Harmonic
band accompanied the remains 10 their
last resting place with appropriate music.
MAssrLLoN, Nov. 10.
A special truln consisting Of six coaches
and baggage wagon packed full Of pco-
pie went TO the Canton loll0caton last
night, and the boys took In the biggest
thing OF the kind ever held In Stark coun-
ty. Many went over In tho afternoon,
and prominent Democrats all went to pay
their respects 70 Campbell.
Owing 70 an advance in the price Of
glass, S. r. Wells has decided to again
start up his window glass factory. Tho
fires have been lighted and II IL expected
| that glass will be made week from Sat
| urday,
M. Whitman's clothing store has been
connected with tho telephone exchange.
Thomas Kay has returned from three
weeks visit In Albion, Mich.
L. p. silusser has resigned his position
us travelling salesman for g, L. McLain q
Co.'S Wholesale house and will take II sim-
liar one In Akron.
The Peoples hall 10 being renovated
and redocorntod for the winter season.
j. n. Dunn Is in New York for week or
ten days.