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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1890-08-23
The New Discovery.

You have heard your friends and
neighbors talking about it. You may
yourself be one of the many who know
from personal experience just how good
thing it is. If you ever have tiled it,
you are one of its staunch friends, be-
cause the thing about it is, that when once
given trial, DR.. Kings New Discovery
ever after holds place in the house. If
you have never used it and should be
afflicted with a cough, cold or any
Throat, Lung or Chest trouble, secure a
bottle at once and give it fair trial. 1t is
guaranteed every time, or money re-
funded. Trial bottles free at E. c. Will
liams, Jr., & Bro. s Drugstore.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1890-08-23
JOS. HORNE & CO.'S
" PENN AVE. STORES.
AS TO AUGUST BUYING :

Every reader knows that before the end
of summer, each season, we make COM
plete clearance of everything in the Dry
Goods line that pertains to warm weather
wear, Dress Goods, Silks, Cotton Goods,
(Ginghams, Satines, &c., White Goods,
Laces, Embroideries, Flannels, (the sum-
mer kinds Hosiery, Underwear, Lace
Curtains, &c, &c. Allnow at extremely
low prices. We would like to see more
of these bargains 60 to our mail order
customers. For them we have these
hints: Make up your mind quickly when
you see an article advertised, or the
watchful buyers who are fortunate
to be nearer, will carry all the goods
away before your letter reaches US. Do
not be too exacting as to particular style
and often we can substitute goods equal
in value but second choice as to style.
In any case you are sure of bargain.
Many provident people in the city buy
goods now and lay them away for next
summer. You can do the same to your
profit.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1890-08-23

There were frequent inquiries for
Gen. Golf during the Convention,
and the applause that greeted the
mention OF his name and services
shows that the people entertain a
high regard Tor the gallant leader of
1898
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1890-08-23
What Does It Mean2

100 Doses One Dollar - means SIM
ply that Hood S Sarsaparilla is the most
economical medicine to buy, because il
gives more for the money than any other
preparation. Each bottle contains 100
doses and will average to last month,
while other preparations taken according
to directions, are gone in a week. There
fore, be sure to get Hood s Sarsaparilla
the best blood purifier.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1890-08-23

The name of Blaine has lost none
of its old-time charp for a Republi-
can convention and the mention of
Tom Reed makes the windows of
Democracy rattle at the tramp of
the Republican hosts.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1890-08-23

Miss Lin Henry, who has been
home for weeks vacation, accom-
panied by Miss Mary Fam, daughter
Of Captain Fam. has returned to Bal
ii more.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1890-08-23

Fiduciary Noticeable following
Fiduciary account is before the under
signed Commissioner of Accounts of the
County Court of Berkeley County for
settlement
F. Vernon Aler, Trusteeship, George
S. Jennings.
Given under my hand as Commission
er of said Court, at my Office at the Court
House of said County, Aug. Goth, 1890.
j. T. PICKING, Com'r.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1890-08-23

A heavy rain storm passed over this
county Wednesday. In Baltimore,
around Hagerstown, Westminster and
on the Patapsco and Monocacy consider
able damage was done.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1890-08-23

Where was Presley w. Morris, of
the Ritchie Gazette. He did not
answer the roll-call of the Conven.
ti0n
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1890-08-23
LocAL NEWS.

Mechanics Band Picnic at Inwood
Park to-day.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1890-08-23

Miss Edith Bantz. of Frederick,
is visiting Miss Minnie Hawk.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1890-08-23
NOTICE TO CORPORATION
TAX PHYERS!-

The Corporation Taxes for the year
1890 are now due and in my hands for
collection. A discount of per cent. will
be allowed if paid during the months of
August and September.
Ct III. WHEN, Sergeant.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1890-08-23

These and many other items for late
buyers to profit by in these stores.
Write our Mail Order Department. 1t
offers same advantages as are presented
over the counters.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1890-08-23

Mr.. VIM. E. Morgan las contracted
with Mr. Geo. Fl. Couchman for fine
dwelling on West King st.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1890-08-23

"Two things control labor" exclaims Mr.. Faulkner,
" and these demand and supply !"
Will Free-trade create the demand?
When Senator Faulkner, in order to show that
protection did not advance wages, declared that the
wages in Free trade England better than in pro.
tected France, Italy or Austria, be presumed little
too much upon the ignorance of bis audience. He
might deceive the people of Berkeley with such a
question but the intelligent workers of Grafton are
too well informed to be mised so easy, and when we
asked the same question of twelve year old school
boy the boy promptly replied that the labor of
the countries named was not well skilled so intel
llgent as that of England or the United Statesn
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1890-08-23

100 pieces Colored Armure Silks at 81,
extra heavy quality, down from Sl.25
and $3.50. That is TO say, both our s1.25
and $3.50 Armures now marked s1.00a
yard.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1890-08-23

And in the
SILK DEPARTMENT.
Extra quality 10 inch Black surahs, 30
cents
20 inch Black Surahs, IS cents.
A very large line Of CoLoRED REoEScE
SILKS, 10 inches wide, 70 cents, worth in
trinsically $12j.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1890-08-23

A sale of Fine Imported Dress Goods
Noyelties-40 to AZ inch goods at soc.
Very large and choice line, every piece
of which is down in price from Sl.0O to
Sl.25. Surely this is reaching Bed
Rock.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1890-08-23

Choice line Of 80 inch Cloths 80 cents.
SO inch Wool Suitings IS cents.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1890-08-23
B. T. B.
LATE BUYERS
Are More Fortunate
THAN USUAL THIS SEASON.

In Many lines in our Dress Goods De-
partments we find surplus, particular
ly in
SUMMER woOLENS.
This surplus must go. Room is needed
for Fall goods now arriving.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-09
gHn nyAnonLIsgIo woaK.
LARGE Attendance and Deer Interest Man
ifehted Ia tho Meetings OF Monday,

Large Attendance and Deep Interest Man
ifehted Ia tho Meetings OF Monday,
"Dlue Monday failed 10 keep the peo-
plo away from the bible Talk In the
Presbyterian church yesterday afternoon,
for tho room was better Oiled Than at any
previous meeting,
Mr., Yalman announced that be- wanted
10 talk about two thlngul First, Gods eye
on IN, second, Our oyoa ON God. In
speaking about Code eye being on ua for
good, he said that 10 Gods children moth
inn could come but that would work out
for good aud quoted the familiar passage
from Rom. viii, ~, Increased activity
among God'a people always means In
creased activity among hla enemies, and
Satan will use Christians ~ hinder the
work II hocan, olthor by oppoalion or by
apathy. Hut God can 30 oyerrnle mon'a
plans that while they doaIRn 10 do evil
they will Ia the ond only help on what
they propose 10 hinder. In proof Of this
ho cited the account Of the rebuilding OF
tie Temple NJ jeruaalcm, nl iho ume OF
the restoration 10y Korubbnbol ana Johhun'
III NllNN nN MAA WV NIlNNNNNNf N'ff'AHffh
aud Intriguing Of Tntnnl, the governor
aud Shetherhozula, the work went on,
and Instead OF being stopped by Darius,
10 whom appeal was made, u went ON
with hla help aud approval
Tho evening meeting was changed from
the Tabernacle 90 the First Baptist church
aud will bo held there during the romnin.
der Of this week, Prof. Brown, who rc-
turned home Saturday oyening, took
charge OF the choir, and soon had choir
and people all singing heartily Tho
church was full, chairs being brought ~
20 Increase the seating capacity no that
mono might be turned away, Rov. y, r.
llorbriicll read the scripture lesson from
the iifiy.hfth chapter OF Isaiah, beginning
with the invitation, "Ho, everyone That
thirstoth, como 20 20 the walorh
Mr.. Yntmnn announced another OF
those brief toxta ho uAoa 40 much, "Ro-
pnnt for the kingdom OF hoayon ~ az
handy Tho sermon was u plain, strong
ataiom0nt Of what II meant 70 turn from
sinful ways 10 God, and was enforced, oa
we'll ag aimpliilod, hy many irohh, pointed
illustrations lie dwoltat longth upon the
olomont Of restitution cnicrng INTO oil
real repentance, and declared that II mon
there had etolon money, or wrongod ~
any way their follow.mon, or held hard
fcellnga aud u spirit OF unforgiyonone
against anyone, thoy would hayo 70 got
right with thom as woll ~ with God, II
they would bo saved.
AZ the close OF the sermon ho asked tho
Christian workore and those who whntod
10 become Christians 10 accompany him
into tho Sabbath school room, This room
was quickly illlod and short meeting
was held. Mr.. Yatman spoke again
briefly 20 The inquirora and thon asked
how many would ihoro decide 70 give up
sin aud tako Christ. Flftoon or twoniy
rcapondod by riglnQ.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-09

A most miraculous escape from horTl'
bio death was had al tho Wrought Iron
bridge Works thla morning,
AZ eight o'clock worAmen were engaged
Ia unloading bridge iron from a Hat car
A piece weighing over five tons was being
raised by large derrick, and when about
alK feet above the floor Of the car the
hea chain broke Ia twain, and tho large
piece Of Iron foil with q loud crash,
Martin l., Nepp, one Of the workmen
was standing on the car, and Che massive
piece of iron missed his body by about
ono foot
The shock was 30 great that Nepp fell
over on the iron 40 II dead, lie was un'
aeonsoous and blood ooEed from his nose,
mouth aud ears, For time the work.
men we're dumhiOunded, Their cOmpans
lon lay prostrate, and the life blood ap.
paranily ekelng from his veins, DR., ",
lAndaF aurgeOn 10 the company was lm'
medately slimmoned, and was soon. on
thb spot, in the mean Time Nepp had
been carried Into ihe oillee, and every
thing possible Was being done Tor him'
lle revived In short time, aud was taken
10 his home NJ No1o0 South Cherry street,
where he now 10,
HAD he been standing In line Of tho iron
he would have heen ilailened into an un'
recognizable mass, Ills escape from in'
slant death was miraculous
DR., Lander stated that Nepp was auliei.
Ing from q severe coneuhhlon, which VIII
lay him up for short time only, Ia hil
fall he received "a ANAL cut IN the back oil
the head, aud cut Ia the llp, which was
the cause Of the presence Of blood
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-09
wanRn ann rnn JnwnLep

A Gold Watch and TWO Rings Mieaing
From tho hheola OF tho Late bont pogle,
After the death Of Benton Foglo, John
4. Schroyor, Of South Market street, was
appointed administrator OF tho estate.
When the effects of the deceased were
gathered Il was found thota gold watch, u
diamond ring aud 4 gold ring, aud rug
were missing. Boglo roomod at the roHi-
dcnce Of Chrlatlan ShauweScr ~ No. 20
East ruacarawoa street, aud II was aua-
poctod that he know e0n,oIhlng of the
property,
This morning tho administrator went
before Justice WotiNch and had search
warrant issued which was placed
in tho hnnda Of Constable Kobholt2,
llo In company with Constable Wobor
searched the residence aud found the rug,
which Shauwokor says ho never claimed,
Tho other property could not be found.
This afternoon u writ OF citation was
Issued by Judge Rawcott and served on
Shnuwokor aud his son George, compel
ling them 10 appear In probate court NJ 10
O'Clock tomorrow morning aud answer
all qucationa na 20 the ooncoalmcnt and
ombo1zlomont Of the property Of tho de-
ceased.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-09

corresponding time Ia ihlA-an Increase
OF M, ,bhv, ,piO pounds, lie value Tor llie
same period this year was N,lH3ihlb
againsi 1850 ,la2 last year
Tho stock Of wheat az Paris, according
10 late adyleea, was 10000 eWta,, as com.
pared with hOA,bO0 owta, one year ago, and
Oi flour 2bb, 800 owiA,, against bdh,OJO owls
one year ago. There has been quite a
decrease IN stocks OF both wheat ana Hour
since November 1,
Ror tho month 0f November the exporls
of rye from the United States were llh,ibl
buahela, against nil bushels for the same
month last year, For the past i've months
tie exports were 6bA,AH huRhela, while for
tho corresponding time last year they
we're only 7b,Nm buahela,
Venezuela N contributing large guam
iliy Ofe0ifee 70 the worlds Visible supply
than ever before, Of some 10000 bags,
Another sailing vessel haa been put on
tho berth 10 load for London, Thus far
nine loads Of grain lave been accepted At
10 Cd,
The exports Of lard during November
were hb,hDd,h2H pounds, against M,bAb, 100
pounds for Tie corresponding time In
iHi7. y an Increase Of 10, 0,ebh, 40 pounds,
IL IL estimated that not far from 1000
car loads Of freight are now moving from
the west 10 the east, and the weather does
not lniefpoae any bar 20 tie work,
The exports Of corn from the United
States during five months ending Noy'
ember W, have Increased i0,022,o2D bush
oils aa compared with the same period Ia
1853.
The exports Of oat meal during Ave
months ending November D, were A,AA2,'
GGl pounds against 2,ihh0l2 pounds foT
| the corresponding period IN lhas-an In
/ crease OF O,2bb,05l pounds,
Dec, gf wheat closed in N, Y, at NMl
| Jan. 4, 80, at 1908 Dec 2l, corn az New
/ York, A09l Jan, a, 10 at New York, AHj
| Jan, 4, 100, No, wheat closed at 10N III
baltimore, Same time last year ObN
Tho shipments Of farm products ~
Europe during November and December
were enormous. Yet corn IL selling ~ 1.
70 loo per bu, Ia Nebraska, We raised
70 million more bushels whoatln lSsD than
we did la 1898,
II looks ~ II we must Increase our for
elgn trade IN cereals twice over before We
can get an lncrenaedp price for them,
What an inleronlng thing tarll h To- tht
farmer after reading the statistics given
above, What 10 the mniterY lmmenh,
ahipmenta Of -four, corn, wheat, oats, rye
etc, aud prices az rock bottom, IL looll
an " nothing but the markets Of the worlt
will benefit the farmer,
ClnoAOo, Jan, g, 1890
May wheat closed ~ of visible sup
ply shows decrease OF 10000 bu, whea
Liverpool wheat firm 70 higher. un
less the foreign demand increases lower
prices viii prevail
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-09
HoFns IN MAssIbLoN,
Council PROCEEDINGS olher Interesting
News,

News,
MAaan.LoE, o., Jan, z
The city council az ita last nights meet
Ing, Transacted much business,
Tho mamhal'a report showed that 70
persons had been imprisoned during tho
past quarter year,
Mesarn, saller and Warwick asked that
money for tie sewer be ~ 10 them In.
stead OF % Contractor N u, and that In
the event ~ the balanct oeng paid 10 tho
latter they be released from their bond,
Referred,
Inp 0rhmon'a salaries we're Increased
10 so pef month hy adding ~,
The matter Of electric lights ON Well
man street WAS referred l0 the oeommltiee,
lhe opinion being that now one be plae,
cd az w, corner Of Cedar and Wellmhn
atreeta and the ono east OF u be moved
farihfrenHt,
MuelI talk was lnduged In concerning
the purity Of the water supply aud II was
made apparent that an engineer u now
la the ('iy trying 10 remedy the evil, II ~
propotl 70 alnk number Of wells ~ ln.
crease The supply
Oifcbra ilagan, Ertlo, Majors and
Kitchen, the present lnoumbonta, were res
elected 10 the police force aud "a recon-
menddt0n Of the Mayor that their aala.
rion bh Increased 10 800 por month was
rcferrbd 10 a committee,
II was ordered that tho lot on West
Main street owned by Jackson Reese,
which was damaged by tho city bo pur.
chased by the city ior 500.
Had aldcwnllSa ON Wout fremont street
were ordered repaired,
Adjourned for ono week,
Charles ilamlll died ~ hla homo on the
corner OF Plumb aud East streets yentor.
day evening after several weeks lllnehh OF
pneumonia. lie was ~ years old and was
q ppmlning young man, For several
years N, occupied u responsible position
ln the Office 81 II erell CO., having heon
promoted during his lllneHg. Ills death n
Il peculiarly und one, and the hundreds Of
frlOnda who had learned " love him for
his nnnasumng kind nature aud sterling
worth, uympnthi1o with his afflicted fam
ily.
Born, to Mr., and Mrs, Frank Schwolm,
u son,
NJ. W, Wilson has retired from the Sip.
po Coal Co.
Mr. Frank llcen will 90 on the road for
Hess, Snyder 4 Go, having hcOn assigned
the territory Of Indiana aud llllnoia,
A surprise party was tondorod 20 Mrs,
VIM, Oherlln, on Jarvis avenue by her
frlcnda last night.
Tho Harmonic band will accompany
the Canton Y. NJ. u. q, 10 Columbus.
Joshua Grlmce, u plumber employed by
II. Edward Snyder had v narrow cncapo
from aulfocntion last evening, lie was
working NJ the gna ilxturca In tho X, OF i.
hall and was overcome by tho escaping
pns. The hoy who was With him noticed
that ho was inaonaiblo aud ho soon roooy.
orod on being iokon TO the open air,
The plano recital glyon by Prof, Ponch-
tlngor and select number OF his aohol-
arn, at ha homo on West Main atroet, last
night, VAS u decided euoooaa, the attend
anco being largo.
Mr. II. II. Burnaldoa, who has boon at
the hoad OF the purchasing department nj
Russell u Co'a,, N going 20 romoyo 10
Milwaukee, 70 engage Ia the furniture
business there.
The Clio orchestra will glvo another OF
their popular dancoa on tho 22nd OF Jam
uary, at tho arm,ry,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-09
rnn ANN OF qnn LAW
Takes uold OF An bring Couple. ono 10
~ laii ana tho Other on u hiok bed.

~ jail ana tho Other on n Hiok led.
last evening Constable Frod SlaRcl gave
shcrihKrIdor New Ycnr'a present IN tho
shape OF the first prisoner. II was the
person OF John Lambert, a man somewhat
diminutlyc Ia aiEe, but u aotlone aro any
criterion ho N largo In the ways Of un'
rlghtoouenooa.
Lambert cnmo hero aomo timo during
ihe nnat summer from Aoavor BAlln, Pa,
and followed tho occupation Of slater. A
ehort time thereafter ho was joined by his
wife aud three small chlldron, and they
took up tholr residence Ia the rear Of 90G
West Tuacarawas street Several months
ago tho fnmlly returned 10 the East, and
arc now supposed 10 be at Wheeling, W..
Virginia.
Since their departure ho became onam-
orcd with one Anna Knam, who kcopa q
wet grocery Of questionable rcpuio at No,
"a South Cherry street. aud has for some
timo nctod as hor best man aud bar
koopcr.
Tho owner OF the property served notice
on them 10 vacate, which was not com-
piled with, and last evening warrant
was sworn out IN Justice Rlngolg court
charging the couple with adultery Con.
stable Slngol went TO the place aud found
Lambert behind the bar aud Anna In bed.
llo placed both under arrest, aud took tho
lnttor 10 jail In default Of 800 bail. Tho
woman was too sick 10 bo removed, aud
aa soon as aho is IN NJ condition will bo
talten before the Justice.
Miss Kunm was ablo 10 90 10 ihcDuatico
Ringlo's office at noon to-day and entered
q plea OF guilty 10 adultery. Sho was
fined 500 and costa and sentenced 10 60
days IN the county jail. She paid her ilno
and Ia now boarding with Mine Host
Charley Krlder.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-09
MApbHToN MArpnRs.
A Bright Batch Of Nowp and Happenings
From That Plaoo.

A Bright Batch ~ Nowu and Happenings
From That Plaoo.
MApLEroN, Jan.6.
On,Chrlatmas ovening thoro wna good
trontfor tho Sunday school aoholars OF
the lutheran congregation, with ROv.
Schumacher 10 do tho talking, and Prof.
Webster 0g superintendent OF the musical
part, which made a very satisfactory on
tertnlnment for the occasion.
On December 10 tho Mnploton Farmors
Club convened In regular session 70 elect
officers for the ensuing yonr, Oillcera
chosen; II. Il. Bowman, proeidOnt; Philip
Shcrer, vioe president; Albert Hay, socre-
tary; II. M. Martin, assistant secretary;
j. n. Bh0rer, trcaBureri j. A. Janson, cor
responding secretary. After the election
tho remainder Of the evening was 0ccu-
pied with auuery box which terminated
IN timely discussions. Tho regular SOW
sions will bo every two weeks, beginning
Monday ovening, Jan. ~.
Tho congregation OF the Evangelical
Association gave n troat 20 the Sunday
school on Dec, 81, and 10 all tho babies
prosont that evening. On Now Years
evening q wollprepared aud timely ser-
mon was preached upon "BcarinR the
Crosep hy Bishop Dubbs Of Cleveland, In
which ha nude aomo timely Hits on Chrie-
tlan cowardicc.
B. n Hlndlcy OF Butler University
preached two daooursos TO the conRrega-
ton OF Disciples oi Christ AZ Indian Run
Dec. 28 and 20.
Elder Adam More Of Canton was here
70 preach al his regular rappointmerlts, but
owing 20 the inclemoncy Of the weather
the audience was very small.
Lewis Daum. tho enterprIsing man who
lives south Of here, Ia opening quite an
extensive coal mine GU his farm. He has
purchased scales and acrcena from the
Doll Roy Coal Co
Philip Sherer is about roady 70 start his
nhoppjng mill
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-09
AN RnFU NE ran on AR0n,
nE-PFseident Cleveland Denies that no ID
IA any manner htddling With the hem
atOfhhip,

mH-rreeident Cleveland Denies that no ID
Ia any manner mtddllng With the hem
atoIhhlp,
COLuMRua, Jan, B-EIPresldent cleve-
land has addressed the following letter "
a prominent Ohio DEMOCRAT
MY DEAR Sn-Your letter OF the 2bth
10 received, 1 should have been aurprihed
by ltH tenor II had not before lih receipt
had an lnimatiOn Of lta subject matter,
| restrain 40 much aa possible ne teel-
ing almost OF resentment produced ny the
accusation that have lnteriered, or 90
alre ~ Interfere with, or IN any way lii.
fiuenee the action Of the democracy OF
Ohio In the matter 0f United slateh Sen.
atOr. ID amounts ~ an impeachment OF
common sense, aud ID 40 foreign W my
nature aa possible, II III W every hellhe
false, and am almost ashamed lo Ieel
that there should be any necessity o. put
ting Ia such denial.
II you have any curiosity 10 know how
do feel on this question ! have no henl'
tatlOn In aaylng that my conte elioil 10
that the democratic representatives ~ the
legislature of Ohio Will be ahundanlly
able 10 settle the question. Any outside
interference should be promptly resented
Yours Very Truly
GROVER CLEVELAND,
P,S,-Inot only never dreamed Of In
terferlng IN this matter OF tho henalorelilli
from Ohio, but ! have never been asked
party. &C,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-09
Tho Great Nor,hwout

Includes the now and prosperous states OF
Montana, Oregon and Washington. Tho
Chicago, 81. Paul and Kansas City Ry. ID
tho popular short line 10 all northwestern
points. II runs yostibulod limited trains
from Chicago 20 Sc. Paul and Minneapolis,
connecting FOR Bismark, Fargo, Helena,
Butte, Spokane Falls, Portland, Tacoma,
Seattle and Puget Sound points. For full
or northwest address, j. A. Grangor Ohio
Passenger Agent, 20 Clinton Building,
Columbus, o. jan.S.u