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The Meeker herald., 1889-03-09
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When N--strp Verdi -rr.y-,! a, Mote.
rsiiui g. tal.1 iilr vateFa and With tl.rssl a
veil caultl ici4lg. o. found that tho
chief iirea ~ iugtiurs Va tho suite 81
tuaaia prui1rvi loF h.ia HAa q piano
without saying word. tho cntafasfr took
Ito music - his "TrlyRiorr. which had
lecn pus uu tho 'uustr -tansl o. . s.as.t .,
ovation. lorsri the piano. agd said TO tho
ion ~ tho hairiLrrlrr. Take Ic 20 tho
place whracr I can H~rtlr derfe1i abyss -
Tho young msu. roacWhei ztashct ~ tho
pvF1fai. fi4lr la sllcnn toucs. lri Verdi
9 Tie top - tlc 'iaricntrr-. uAiGcg th-
iat;sr. N'a uu- ~ tlfsl ihs' he was
hardly able 20 s,a1i huri-l tle 10y iu'a
de drrths. sayiar. The NiTra -
rr-irs4i u1w I have accomplished an at
uaira vii -rrzfly help no g. raluy aal
tcugli b. uy siay. on thed4y oi ny DO
T4fiur- f-ua lrrs I VIII 30 iLEf tho KY
j rrfiaorti- Holiday serkea-. 50 sEd 90
lkCal-c. lg4ylug behind yaa tae ksys u
whatever vus..si5ss ~ cons irga.-
H0zs Journal
The Meeker herald., 1889-03-09
what the Pres. lsa. Done.

The printing press has made prrsl-
dents. killed poets, furnished bustlcs
for beauties and polished ceniuses with
criticism. 1t has curtailcd the power Of
kings, graced the pantry shelves. and
busted 1t has converted bankers into
paupers an | made lawyers out of college
presidents. Ii has educated the home
less and robbed the philosopher of his
reason. 1t smiles and kicks. and cries
and dies. but it can't be run to suit
everybody. and the editor is fool who
tries it.-l.x.
The Meeker herald., 1889-03-09
IL, go - ttl. f.l,n..,.

rid yau ever l-z- E-yts'y say "p5ui
iusrs 81 o. tl1 La4t Of tho day without
y1gs LisHkrtf- J. lsayssy coHlmdu *.
rsCssi1l Ia tir TlIr1l IL 'riets of tho wet
ard south Wen. Ia NrSi,o tho csrF,.-
tisa J. used A. q yuuloaai Faucc a -4inst tho
Js,1rtaH, % . Eacst. Esry Mcsiean. Ga
cguins 90 tnuu frata ilr cuauiTy. ClsTioa
q blznsri with hiu- lic doca not 20 80
iho h1;cl and rss f1s i1lsiuru. but anis
shelter q; aiuost any private house. par
il-ulaFiy AIpag tho poor IIr ihcn lie.
down upon the ,tous Goos. Foils himself
"a h.h t.4aEr; Erl guc1 Promptly 20 tlcrl.
= tae mrraiu- le EyzLrnl si daylight.
Ea4. sssiaE tho hlc1a.ug q Lcaycl upon
tho L0ssc which rhs!tlsUd him. 10 .'o-s
oCt 60 r1flc plaza ard there t1il, his
gshc- IN ilc ora sguarc. r ~ Y" in
81 l9gia El.abiic
The Meeker herald., 1889-03-09
4 Nv nr-., MARTIAL.

Tho invocation q nos dEsss material
y-uuircl 90 Eivo tise Co a now industry
of 10 iusl rulLchut T-aplfiiuls. II l. al
ariiiuisi s..s. ,,hiah b. saii 10 bc an excel.
laat initiation q tho ua'urnl produc; rad
4 uaar % q kla4 " collodion. 10 which
las tcca added pcrchloudc ol iron and
T. somewhat long and complicated. and u
rnaina TO b. scCn whether tie material
oas b. produced cheap enough 90 cofrr-tc
with tic wor. Of the sill.worm. Chicago
News.
The Meeker herald., 1889-03-09
ro~orfcE urLrrrrS.

Hawiins mail iavcs Monday. Wednesday and
Friday At . M. Arrives Tuesday, Thurs
DAY and sat,uiay at G y. III.
Gu'nd River fuil Ica,u- Mcckor daily. except
sunday. 1T a. m. Arrive. daily, except
Sunday. at 10 y. M.
lianEcly anil White River mail leaves Mcckcr
every Munay and Thursday nt a. m.
Arrives ever "wednesday and Saturday ut
Gp.m.
Money order nd registry department orcu
from a. n.,4p.fu.
fnstoiilto orrion Sunday. frum s to 10 a. M.
and from G os y. m.
j. V. IIousruS. Postmaster.
The Meeker herald., 1889-03-09
crrr,h Of Inc rlnri.t.. rrn.,e.

At tho florists convention Ia New Yor';
one of tho addresses was on tho wonder.
iui growth of tho florists trade In this
country In 1870 Isaac MrKcuus was ono
uf tho frw nurists In New York. lie
worked Ike a slave. standing all day long
GU Wall street with basket Of flowers
on his arm. shouting hts wares and cone
graduating himself when fortune smiled
on him TO tho extent of - per day. Now
some 3O.cOJ buds year arc sold In New
York alone. aud thousands Of storcs arc
devoted 20 tho sale OF flowers. Chicago
Hold
The Meeker herald., 1889-03-09
THE HERALD BRAND.

All stock branded rs above on. aay
Part of animal from the tail up 10 right
behind tic ears. Range. Garfield.
hou;;. Grand, Eagle. ii,kin and Mcsa
counties. Colorado. Eastern Utah and
southern Wyomln. aud few sslee:
patches of feeding ground all over
II. s.-No extra charge for cut. en-
craving, descriptive matter. OF eng, ayed
characters. and also includes a copy Of
TnE HERALD. Let :ao cowboy on the
range know your brand.
The Meeker herald., 1889-03-09
The Nnrnrr,, War Nc,crnn.

The man who claims 20 be tho younrcs.
war veteran IN the country ia Charles l..
Stone. OF Philadelphia. He was IL years
OF are when he carried gun al the battle
Of !Gcttysburg ht that battle he was
wounded Ia tho left arm by rifc ball.
Part Of tho funny bone" had to DO cut
AWAY. and he says tha, his appreciation Of
jokc is not Us vivid hs ii should be.
But he still has tho humcrus of his right
Erm. That ought to help him good deal
In keeping up with American wlt.--Ncw
York World.
The Meeker herald., 1889-03-09
nosS OFFICIALS.

Mayor. George n. Thayor
Trustees. L II waibriiF-. =. ,. wcich. e.
=. EariDu. I ". Grr.orl. l.. y. Cfnig aud T..
II. nrsshcr.
clerk aui Iice rider. l.. u. waihtiisc
Treasurer. +. 4. W-irh
rolice Nazi.trtc. J. \. wats m
Marshal, }. ~. wool
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A l,., of S,,...i,v.

Visitor TO conviet)-What arc you in
for. fricnd3
Convict-l'm an ox.policeman, sir; I'm
In for stealing.
visitor-That's bad Can do anything
for your
Conyict-1f you could send mo in pin.
Of peanuts. sir. you would save my life.
was on the forcc so long. can't live
without cm.-Thr Epoch.
The Meeker herald., 1889-03-09
4 sister, Right.

shc-Gcorrc, dear. I don't quite like ;hc
way you 60 on with Ethel White And
che Is Hs familiar as a sister would l..
lic-Ics. daziiu-. that relationship was
cstnblish led last Juno ct Ssratoea. New
lusi, Sun.
The Meeker herald., 1889-03-09
WHITE niviR sToCK.oRowEns A.so-
lIAIlnN.

President. bon Price
NicePrrsh'cui Nntc uidiau1
SECRETARY. L. H. ufashrr
Treasurer. y. Major
Executive Coui,itic-. 4. rlonfnlnr. ]. j.
Nlhluck nnd y. II. cooke.
The Meeker herald., 1889-03-09
cnitsrY nritriAia

csmHfs.iuarr.. c. :. At,iS. II. u. straus
sua y II NcIsu.
riefs a1d I;cccfs.r. Thomas ". truuar,i
Judge. J. L. Uu.iEv.
-hr-iT. - y u sheridan
Treasurer. J. T. Mclean
Asasasnr. J. 4. Triis
surveyor. retrr Chufv hra'd
superintendent n Schools. Samuel white
Inrunrr. I. g IuhusGu
iidaii u,rrsecr. Eth Precinct. II. ,. Nlchsi.
nm !. n. IAsamp
jusiic. u the fca,e. sth " J. s.waisYn
go" CIV. -t"u"
Constable. e" ne cnn!or-
!" }. Nc. woo.i
The Meeker herald., 1889-03-09
STATE uoAnp of CATTLE tS SsrwripS
.n,,gIs.Im.LIlu

4. u. Tisfk krr. nHuysf
o. g. Iainsaus Grnr' y
tiii'sm Nithrrs. La AUIHI1a
goursr " Ta1zIs. s1t. Ir.. Durango
uslHTr ~ AiaEns. strrafuu-
J. s. tiF.ns. Grand Iunrtipu
J. !. sfHiug2. rsrsrr
n y Nstraif. Hiyrr ii.rii
y ~ WYATT. Errs~Y =
Sjatr v-;eriu,rs Surgeon. Chs, q. fsr1b.
The Meeker herald., 1889-03-09
DISTRICT OFFICIALS

pi'isisi iusi.r. Thom.s 4. itu ~
nis,tiri Arnsary. -. =. T.giHr
-ia'r senator. wn. Colder
state E-fFes-fiisfitc. e. bartholomew
The Meeker herald., 1889-03-09
STATE OPTICIANS

STATE OFFICIALS.
ursrfuar. Jn, \. reuIasr
Lifut7uani'sias.rtFur. "sns "a ruitth
.sffsi.gy ~ - -. T. ~. -..,... -,
TfsssuFvf. ". ~, ftfistaBT
supi. fitih' fn.;Evf ispa. Fred bit.
.,,ingn-, .aenerai. :. ", jrn~.
nesegts state tnstcsslIy. 50. .iriin.
T. :. casucli. u. ". woaituFy. u. y Sru-
easar. = }. Tempe aui woi.r Lsut.nf
scrt ENH C8gE-
cast jus'ir~. William a. fifrE
A.sagtsira. }, e. Helm ami :. II. rl'.-ri
Coisasissiarrfs. 4 ;. nisius, Tho, Naruu
zni JOAN q. sisilrlp.
The Meeker herald., 1889-03-09
THE MEEKER HERALD
aHitt- r4-idii. Family We tiy
THE DETROIT FREE PRESS.

~ Irrr i'rr-- is svIiaHTii srrfii7u ne rFH1'-
80 liH fafr 1fai hunafu4s faprr rHf tsfurr
g. fu ffftT. if = BE e 1ra 49, rlaf
fHr fHH.tH fasHr. rHTsfIi. frf HFrf rffF NEaHf
trI. BE- ass fI.si fl. isf - time ans D. t1-si-y
l.9 p frff. HH uHr. i-FuiHf ftar rtrr
-r no furry sasf0 tf' uri taTiuss ~ tag
.aUH i'F-H- rIHHH shore % .fHfri 1nI Isifl f'rf
a. uli- H nf.fFrt g. literary Etrrfr1rr if
H.s Hafr faa HHfiN Wifa ftH rnfa aus.ar
HaEtfIirs ~ pat. "iutr stafr. Iva
i.Hr iilrfa 4 fuwJ~, Chss. .. Ata'al',
iiusaHi %. =. u1if-. snf . bot - aslsr g.
tufiir HgiifrA sHutfitgr fTsillafif e. tf. tHis
uf'Hs. ltrtffutfinr The srluiuz sisHrsui fuF
af1t-eisss rfiru. IN trr- rrrss hss Nrrrsi
S3. .cOo.oO ia CASH
pfirrs far tau liiTru i-s ssfl4t -gnris q a. zoo
rrfis v3ras : rffuiHr ~ the b-st ~ft'rFs
hiYnss W. ~ n ','-v-. .i--rsy' s-s.s
ftlv- ii 10 ttG irteHfisu a. ruhitsh s~riinus uf
rbrrS >sFisi s'.ri.s fs.h Week.
Wfi'iru fsrFrfsiy i0r 'hr nv i'fs-sa - tie
trag American Eui iusiish auttur..
ttriii tu sHru. ftsfvfsTr, that ~ srtsa1f ~ iaa
~ IuE nEustIia aufi tias ifvv i'frsf. ihu ~
'Ifr fHirfY sru O. sftfl''isfi piih aii 'h~ trss
sfai rith To- i1.s uf sufteui literature far .
frdr. asa Get q
Lrss rhau seven tsnts n week.
The frva rrsssts tsrsr -irhi.lssr srrens
g. 'ufan IaF-f, nu1 tur rrsuisf tsfi y q unr
uau have N IrUr i'lsss ari Itaar faNfTt'r
trrHr tnrTf a's1s -afnpl1 r4rlrs ulu D. srHu
10 fEIa titssa $50 tHf~ ffnt uuf ffittliia aIii
afHs| tIsir alfHH. IHIfHf - our rTufts ~ tNsiH
HstaIfs % u.aslua up fuHl flifais g. iakn o.
10y i's'slii'
rim uIHhLD. vrszr-. tHi1-
The Meeker herald., 1889-03-09
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
rxrrrp STATES OFFICIALS

,.-.atuss. I. Y. Iioren sna 10 y. Teller
Mrsat~r q ruasrr-s. a. q. -I nee
Attorney. ~. ". iintaaIn
~ si.s-r - ths isnd pr'cr. 81. u,-i-zn
Receiver lf i.uii.ie sgaey.. J.s, ssaH
The Meeker herald., 1889-03-09
CHINESE ODDITIES.
THE EXCITEMENT CAUSED BY TIE
ADVERT or = FOREIGNER.

Watching tho Pale Paced Traveller AT
iis Meai-i;staaF... Of the Almond
i.y.d Hssta.n.ier- Hotel. aHI Latiuz
House. aud iurniiuT~.
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p,ptee Lria,ss Laftii-li ~ sst .iss--A..
o"oiSo Assss, Aazs q ta'.a--st
The Meeker herald., 1889-03-09

-T-iHI. 4. .TT tUUFlIHl has tsrp a God
=. UH. luI ths f1at tuo 3rAis have 81,
feui WIN ~ tTIiEi4 = tl1 l.lff dn7iag atlrf
i.s rur falI4E % cure ilr Latr tgH t.=rA
nfAuf fl-F tuff.fs q ttr ,H,lrU5u', 4, ali ai4
o. fTIl t-- H1faHitiHts ! t-1l Wy ~
ta y4l" Nuts ~ Llnts. tclifal N..lEsH a.
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s3.ooo.oo ~ CASH
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31
LATER PARTICULARS
OF the Sudden Death Of u Prom
inent Manufactures,
The Life and Death Of Mr., Sheldon
Noble,

Additional facts have been learned
In regard 10 the death Of Mr., Sheldon
Noble, which waa briefly announced In
Tuesdays News DEMOCRAT,
For several weeks Mr., Noble had
been complaining OF palms In his atom'
aeh, but nothing serious was thought
OF them, On Tuesday OF last week, af'
ter q short confinement TO his house no
stated that he would DO ready TO attend
10 his duties at the works, Wednes'
day and Thursday being exceedingly
damp he remained indoors upon the
suggestion Of q physician, On Friday
evening q close friend Of the family
called upon Mr. Noble aud found him
In very good spirits, On Satur,
day morning he FELT decidedly unwell
aud sought his bed, There he remained
up 10 the time OF his death,
Up % within two hours of his death
there was no thought OF hia Illness
resulting seriously, but NJ I $50 he was
taken With % cougeg.lYo chill and died
Two hours later,
Mr.. Noble was born IN Manchester
N, Y, March q, 1913, and remained In
New York state until 1871, being en-
plOyed ~ foreman Of the foundry Of the
Empire grain mill, In the year stated he
located IN Michigan but remained there
only q short time, having taken u posi-,
ton M foreman Of tho Miller Company
Works In this city, Five years ago, In
company with Mr., William Sherlock,
he opened up q foundry In East Eighth
street, 10 vas not long until tho enter,
prise and thrift OF these two gentlemen
brought them more prominently 10
public no. i0e by the purchase OF the
Bush foundry la Liberty street, atill
retaining the foundry In Eighth street
While yet a youth employed In New
York state, Mr. Noble met with q M,
we're loss ~ tho death Of his father
since then he has comfortably sup
ported and given u home with him his
mother and brother,
The history of Mr., Noble In Canton
Is too well known 20 need mention,
Suffice II 10 say that In his death Can
ton has lost one OF her prominent and
enterprlBlng citizens, aud q host Of
friends sympathlse with his wife aud
Mr., sherlock In the severe loss Oft hus.
band and u partner,
Mr., Noble was u cousin Of Charles
Elmer, superintendent Of the Buoher a.
Company Works. He leayesa wife aud
one child. The funeral services viii be
held at his late residence In North Mar,
kOt street, Thursday afternoon W 9
o'clock, The ln:erment will be In West,
lawn.
Definite Information could not be-
learned concerning life insurance, but
II IL the impression that Mr. Noble car,
ried u policy Of between 5000 aud
9iOOOO
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31
A RANK LIBEL
Is What the Opera House Ushers Say
Ola RumOr That Was Current
on the Streets This
Morning,

Manager Schaefer and the ushers NJ
the opera house had u pleasant contro.
yersy last night, and ~ u result WIN
Horn, Norm Frayol and Reno Sprague,
the three handsome ushers who ARE 20
much admired by the young ladies',
went on a strike,
The business manager Of the Repos.
tory visited the theater aud discovered
that the reserved seat card was fastened
10 the seat, lie removed II and found
II slightly damp, aud reported the mat.
ter to Manager Schaefer, The report
angored the genial manager and he
started on the warpath to lind out who
was guilty,
In his search he came across one of
the ushers who admitted that no had
done II and said II was necessary TO
prevent the marks being brushed of
the seats by people passing, As u 70.
suit Of the Interview the ushers went
out on u strike, and Manager SOhaefOr
was obliged TO do the ushering himself,
with the aid Of n couple Of Juveniles.
IL Is thought the affair WIN be arrang.
cd TO the entire satisfaction of all, and
the uBhers return TO their posts and the
earth continue to rey0lye on It's axis,
IL Is certainly to be hoped that the
smiling faces OF the handsome young
men will again ad0rn this sanctuary of
amusement, as IL IL feared IL they leave
the place, they will be sadly missed by
certain young ladies who are great nd
mirers Of the boys,
The rumor that the boys were dis.
charged because they wanted 10 20 on
the stage and see the blondes and
b%runettes, is a rank libel, but II can b.
y atcd that they paid their money and
took front seats,
II was Tuesday night ~ they toll u,
Whom the Michael StrOgolr sluw
Was On the boards Ut tho opera,
Win the boauS and bellies Nil agloNj
That . newspaper man Of our city
All breezy and airy and neat
Win q tread like n student Of Chitty
walked IN and claimed u trout scat
Tho usher smiled, bland M tho winter,
And showed him a place with ulAni
whore, In hold, black loltop woro printed
Preserved, - for The newspaper man,
hut alas when no grabbed for tho cardboard,
rhat marked tho seat where no 'BoL"
n was stuck % tho cushion with gplulr,
And this made tho typo stlckor hot
llo reported tho usher l]natantcrj
Aud then camo tho rOw, ~ you know
The tmhota all struck ina hury,
And now tho question bcforOt tho house Ia, now
can al the boys dead huad In tho next show
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31

by Mayor Frantz yesterday, lie % m
Akro1 man who pays the CITY oooation'
al Yitl-a,
NJ, Peter Bamhardt, a Jackson
town hip farmer, sold his household
tfer ut public sale on Monday and
viii ortly remove to California with
mis- ally,
Jo a Fiegenschuh Ia now a collector
for q Prudential Insurance Company
IN III city,
Tbs infant child OF Mr. and Mrs, John
MaloleY, on Grant street died yeater'
day
III large Odd Fellows hall was com
plete'y Rlled by dancers last night They
had M unusually gay time aud kept IL
up uutll after 2 p, IN, Richeimora oel
ebra'ed orchestra played aud Mrs,
Thompson served an elegant supper, Of
course, IL Ia whispered that there were
more gentlemen than ladies present,
and That some Of the former we're u
kind OF male wallnowera. Among
those In attendance were Measra, Rob
and Fred Fast, WIN Kuhna, Rob Ton
ner, Wade Chance and Ralph Shane
land, all OF CantOni Miss Patton, Of
Cautions Miss cry, OF WOOsteri Miss
Ida bayllaa, OF Cleyelandi MIRA, MGGee,
Of PlttRbuTg, Miss Laura Carver Of
Navarro, and Mrs, MeTiman, Of Boa'
ton,
Twenty New York cigar makers ar
/ rived Yesterday md went 30 WORK 90
the Continental elgar factory,
Mr. Louis Steilke and Miss Louise NJ,
Ehret, OF this city wore married In
Cleveland on Monday
Geo, ID, Saxton and II, l. Edman, OF
Canton, were In the city yesterday,
Mrs j. b. Thompson and Mrs, Geo,
D0bsOn leave tomorrow for Plttaburg,
10 visit relatives Of Mrs Dis,
Main, North aud Cherry streets
were crOwed with merry Guaatera last
night, No fatal accidents aa yet re'
ported,
wy MUSICIANS NN PRONOUNCE MT, dt
Y, Browns new organ zone Of tho
nucat' The latest mOyeuf Mr. Browns
~ the Manufacture OF several paIlOr
pipe organs,
Mlre Louis Llmb1ch foll an tho ioo
Ia her yard, Tue Othur evening aud
spralned u limb.
Many of the friends Of Mr., n. s.,
Howels, both among the old aud young
Democrats, have requested us 10 an.
nounce him as o candidate for city
treasurer,
Mrs, Archie Reayle, Of Cleveland, IL
visiting Miss Lizzie Reayle, on Canal
street,
A very enjoyable card party was held
nj Mr., Henry Hubers last night
The PaAtimo club dance tomorrow
evening In the Pioneer haO.
Mr., o. T., Young ls In Elyria on bust.
ness connected with the suit Of lIuck.
LUIS W, w, l.. Il, stockholders,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31
EDITORIAL sQUlBs.

CONGRESSMAN FoRAN, Of Cleveland,
announces from his high perch In
Washington, that he will not DO q can.
didate for Governor Of Ohio. At the
same time he gives forth some views
that aro worth considering, Here IL.
what he says;
al want u understood, and | speak
for many thousands of Others In the
Democratic party In Ohio, that the
m~llli0nairGs must keep their hands out
Of the fight next fall, If | get an
lntimatiOn that any Of those men are
trying TO manipulate the legislature In
the primaries or In II Legislative caucus
| aud thousands Of others will be found
missing at the polls, Men who have
no Other claim upon the party except
their ability TO put up Doodle, and no
other qualification for place except
their bank account, must be openly
warned TO keep out of this fight
A NEw feature of the NEWS. DEMO
Graf and STARK COUNTY, WEEKLY
DEMOCRAT win be commenced with
our daily Of February 9, See advertise.
ment on our fourth page to-day,
ACCORDING 10 our Albany special
To. day, Jim Blaine, Tom Plat, Bill Al.
llson, Rus Alger and John Wanamaker
are all fixed on the Cabinet slate,
our Washington special indicates
that Hedges, of Mansfield, Is liable TO
gobble that life enduring plum, the
Judgeship Of Northern Ohio,
INDIANAPOLIS Is in u bad row Of
stumps, Notwithstanding the money
brought TO her by the army Of visitors
TO the President elect, Moore, insur.
ance man, has skipped, a million short,
and now County Clerk Sullivan has
failed for $4,000,
YESTERDAY, In the West Va legis.
lature, Kenna had 30 votes and Golf A,
Necessary TO elect, "A, -Four Democrats
and a Greenbacker refused to vote for
Kenna,
CONGRESSMAN WILSON win speNk on
Tariff Reform in the Tabernacle 10.
morrow friday evening, A dispatch
Just received from him makes his mp.
pcar0nce certain;
WASHINGTON, Jan, 20.
TO CuAs, KR1CnBAUM, Canton, o,
win come tomorrow night.
w. L.. WILSON,
Yesterday n dispatch was received
from MIR. Wilson indicating that he
might be wanted in Washington on FIJI
day, owing TO the Importance Of acting
on the so.called Senate tariff bill, but
the dispatch above quoted settles the
nneRlion.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31
A

OF Real Hlstato--MossrB, Brown and Rood
Purchase tho Shanafolt Addition,
AS stated exclusively in the NEWS
DEMOCRAT II week ago, Messrs.
Charles Brown, the florist, and Charles
ID. Rood, president of the Hampton
Watch Company, were negotiating for
the purchase Of the Shanafelt addition
in the werstern part Of the city, just
east Of the west branch Of the Mimi.
shillen Creek.
II was learned from Mr.. Browns resi-.
dence this afternoon that the transfer
had been made, all but a small portion
of the land having been purchased.
MIR. Brown was absent at the time
hence the consideration could not be
learned.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31

And Habitual Drunkenness tho Grounds
on Which q VITO Socks n Divorce From
Her Husband.
Caroline Koenlg has commenced an
action against John Koenlg for u di-
vorce on the grounds of habitual drunk
enness and extreme cruelty.
The petition alleges that the parties
were married in Plttsburg on February
o, 1868, She charges that for more than
three years past ho has been guilty Of
habitual drunkenness.
The petition further says that in
January ~, 1889, he assaulted aud beat
her In u brutal manner. She asks for a
divorce and alimony and prays that she
may DO restored TO her maiden name.
Attorneys W. j. plero and Thomas
Turner represent the plaintiff in the
case.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31

Bowarc of ointmonts for Catarrh That
Contain Mercury,
AS Mercury will surely destroy the
sense of smell and completely derange
the whole eystem when entering II
through the mucus surfaces. Such ar
ticles should never he used except on
prescriptions from reputable physicians
as the damage they will do are ten fold
TO the good you can possibly derive
from them. Halls Catarrh Cure, man
ufactured by II. j, Cheney q Co, Tolo-
do, o. contains no mercury, and Ia taxi.
en- internally, and acts directly upon
the blood and mucus surfaces Of the
system. In buying Halls Oatarrh Cure
be sure you get the genuine, II is taken
internally and made In Toledo, Ohio,
by \. j. Cheney Il Co.--Sold by drug
glsts, price 70 cents per bottle.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31
Dedication Of Now Chamber OF Commerce
NJ Cincinnati,

CINCINNATI Jan, 30, Especial To
day marked the climax Of the Chamber
Of Commerce dedlcatory ceremonies, AZ
1880 this morning Thousands Of Cincin'
oinnatia business mon and merchants
dressed In their best clothes, all wear
Ing boutonnieres and many decorated
with badges, assembled In tho old OK
change Hail, In Pixies building, mud
marched In q procession to the new
building, Thomas Morrison, president
Of the Association, and Sydney Max
well, Secretary; marched In front, An
immense throng Of people lined the
streets TO witness the extraordinary
procession.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31
MOUTH MUSIC OF MAssrbLoN,


WIN tho DnnoO-~hoth OF poulhi HVbbip'
Especial Corraepondonccl
MAssrLLoN, o., Jan. 80.
The dime society of ~. Johns Evan
gelical church meets on Thursday
evening at the parsonage on East IRE
mont street.
The social OF the German Catholic
church will meet on Thursday evening
at the residence Of Il, @. Sibila, South
Erie street.
d. II. Frank, tho shoe man has gone
east TO buy goods.
Mr.. Jonathan Miller, Of Three Riv.
ers, Michigan, Is visiting his brother
David Miller, who lives neal Sippo,
northeast OF town. The latter had q
stroke Of paralysis last week and is In
o critical condition,
John Griffith, of near Justice, was
sentenced TO five days Imprisonment by
Mayor Frantz for being drunk and dis
orderly. This the man who fired a pts
toll shot at q crowd Of by ISLANDERS in
Conrad,s alley Monday evening.
II. Nelly, arrested for being drunk
and disorderly, was taxed VI and costs