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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-03-27
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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-03-27
STALKING YOUNG TREES.
An Excellent Device for Protecting YOunI
Orchards.

An ENcellent Detlco iOr lEObecDAS 1OauA
Orchards.
Young trees set last spring or in the
autumn, if in an exposed situation,
should be staked up, and if this matter
has been neglected it should now re-
ceive prompt attention, as the constant
moving to and fro by the wind not only
causes the tree TO grow out of the per
pendicular, but strains and often checks
the bark, not in~frequently girdling the
tree where it continually CRATES against
the frozen ground, all of which should
be avoided. The general plan of stalk
ing is shown in the illustration. and
three forms of bands are also exhibited.
They are best made from old rubber
boots or shoes cut in strips seven inches
long and from n to two inches widei
but in the absence of rubber thin leather
may be used. In either case connection
may be made with the stake with No. IL
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-03-27
EVERY WEEK

THE GLOBE gives as much instructiv We and
enterta ming matter as you can procure else
where at two or three times its price, and It
hxDenRQ.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-03-27
IL NOVELS A YEAR.
FoR WOMEN AND YOUTH,

1t will print during 1890 at least IL complete
novels, by lannon's authors, In addition to
more than 100 short stories.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-30
RoBERTsviL1E, Oct. 81.

RoBERTsvlLbE, Oct, u.
George Carl, after an extended visit
with his mother aud relatives, returned TO
hs home Kosousko county, Indiana.
Marion Combs and his brother AL are
busily engaged In erecting a new house
for Lewis Conrad,
Reuben Lotz and daughter, OF Minerva,
called on friends here last Sabbath.
On Thursday, oct. 10, as the clock
struck B In the Reformed parsonage, am
other marriage vow was scaled by Rev, A.
Gonscr The happy parties were Edward
Ravcnstein, Of Osnaburg, and Tracy
Closer, of Canton. They are fine look
ing couple and expect to make Canton
their future home.
A good surprise was given Miss Sadie
Dewalt on Saturday the 1lth instant, at
the home of her father, Sam, Dewalt two
milcs west OF town. Early Saturday
morning the lnvltod guests began TO
gather In until about seyenty-flve had ar
rived. Miss Sadie, who had been employ.
ed for some time as servant for tho sick
In the homo Of Marion Combs, was ln-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-30

,Kabo 10 for women, who
break their corsets, Kabo'
can't be broken, The store
guarantees Il not 20 break
FOR a year, and the maker
behind the store.
And Kabo doesn't kink.
To kink is almost as bad as
to break. The store guar
antees 1t not 10 kink Tor a
year; and the maker behind
the store.
If a single "bone" 1--WE call
1t "bone," it isn't bone) of
Kabo breaks or kinks in a
year, take your corset back
to the store and get your
money. And, II the corset
don't suit you after wearing
a week or two or three, 60
back for your money.
aThere is a primer on Cor
sets for you at the store.
caIoIoo ooAaE co., chicago and New York
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-30
GRAND JURY REPORT.
List OF the Indictments Returned,
and Caaea Ignored.

The grand Jury made ia report this
morning, The following true bills were
foundl l., 3, Aney, Of Alliance, who
erlmlnally assaulted little Girl, rapel
n. Redman, burglary Henry Seeyer, Of
Warwick Station, for en,lelng female
Into house OF III fame In this eityl John
Riley pocketplchlngl George Bullock,
forgery, Ulysses yolblet, cutting with In
tent to KILT Fred Lahmers, burglary
Amos Box, Hannah Fox and Susan Mlneer
assault and battery Philip Datlebanm, Of
Alliance, performing common labor on
Sunday Simon The, assault with Intent
TO malm, He 10 charged with throwing
nitric acid IN mans face, Mrs, Emma
Slmler pocket picking,
No blllal Edward Morrison, burglaryl
Leander Tlndall, grand larceny, David
Tlnalor, assault and battery Philip
Knam, embeE1lement, David II, Bradley,
assault with inienl 70 Kill Archie W,
Harlell, larceny David Burnhouae, Ezra
Albaugh, David Miller, passing counter
felt money.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-30
TOWN TALK,
Facts Briefly Stated For the Benefit
OF busy Readers.

SHAKER SOAP tho boatI absolutely puro
Miss Lulu Porter OF Canal Fulton, IL
Visiting Mrs. DR.. llarmount.
Precinct II Of the Second ward reports
a not Increase OF "a, and the Sixth ward
i0i over the registration OF last year,
This makes the report complete showing
an increase OF lbi3 In the city
The Stark County Horticultural Society
will hold the next meeting, ~ tho ros'
donoo Of George williamson, Ave miles
northwest Of Masaillon, on Wednesday
Nov, 9th, TO all u cordial invitation h
extended,
Mr., James NJ, Stevenson, Of Loosylllo,
o., and Miss Harriet Showaltor, formerly
OF Shanoavillo, o., but Of late n resident
OF Canton, were married this afternoon
by Roy. Howard MooQueary, In ST. Paul'a
church, this city
Marriage llconaca have been issued 10
Henry KONG and Anna Ridor, Canal Ful.
ton; Joseph E. Balizct and Emma
Schwalm, Louisville, Jamoo NJ. Stevens
and Harriet Showaltor, Canton s. r..
Kallonbaugh and Mora II. Scott, Mount
Union.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-30

devoted 10 Mckinley aa a Temperance
man, 40 the tool of monopollsla, 40 a
pretended ffisnd of labor, exposing the
false prsisnaes throughout Here ID part
OF tho chapter on "MoKinley'a love Tor
the sodlera,n
When Mckinley entered upon his Con-
QreAsiOnal career lao found Installed 40
postmaster al LeetonlA an invalid soldier
by name OF W, II, Wright, an honest, up'
right man, aud a popular 0ilielal, MO
Kinley wanted this Office Tor one of hlh
henehmen, and proceeded, without cause,
and against the earnest protest OF the
patrons Of tho office, " displaee him and
WHO never had been a soldier, and Who
had very unsayory record tor morals, so
much 30 that he was repudlaied by tie
party aud defeated ~ tho polls for the
oiioe OF Prosecuting Attorney, ny w, h'
POTTS. Democrat, Ia q county WIN over
1900 majority, And this was the Kind OF
man Mckinley appointed 70 succeed a
gallant, faithful aud disabled soldier,
Hut this IN only q sample Of a score of
similar oaaes which have been brought 70
our knowledge, where old soldiers. have
been oualed from Government positions
20 make room for one OF MeiAlnley'H ward
bummefH,
There Ia more Of this merellesa doou
ment II 10 not the oifaprlng Of the Dem
oeratle party. II 10 the published defense
Of anii'MeKlnley Republicans, Where II
places Mckinley 40 user OF money and
ylolaior Of pledges ID no fault OF ours,
IL may serve 10 remind some young men
nov Just hearing tho fulsome aaulallon OF
Mckinley Tor the first time that he has
record, Aud his own party establish II
for him,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-30

fqfmed that morning by her father that
all the children we're coming home aud
she was. also expected 70 be there, Ae-
eordinRly she returned home with her
father 70 mud complete surprise Ia store
Tor her, which she truly acknowledged
A ilne dinner was prepared Tor all, Dur
Ing tie day many engaged in games ~
amusement After a suitable address
by Rev, G0nser, some very useful
presents wefs given her Tor which ahe
returned her hlncere thanks, Among tho
gifls was beautiful ring which in Itself
viii often call " her remembrance tho
event of which she was deemed 80 worthy,
Rumor Felates that another dry goods
and business store will soon he opened in
our town, Now then, In addition, lot our
capitalists secure manufacturing shop
ana then We will compare well with other
cities,
William h0pp has received contract
from tho g., q, \ =, Railroad company 20
build a station room az Mapleton soon,
liut no tloket agent will be placed there,
II Will be furnished with heater 10 make
the passengers comfortable during the
cold aud stony weather,
MF. w, w. Fielding aud family Of Cam
ton, were the guests Of Henry Sohory'a
and George Mong's on last Sabbath.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-30
pnonl pronl pllonl

DR.. williams Indan.Pllo Ointment y
the only sure cure for blind, Bleeding or
Itching Piles over discovered. II mover
fails 10 euro old chronic caaoa OF long
standing.
Judge Coitlbury, Cleveland, o., says;
~ have found by that DR..
Williams Indian Pile Ointment gives lm-
mediate and permanent cure.n
We have hundreds OF such testimonials,
Do not suffer an instant longer, Sold by
druggists, 81 per box, or mailed on receipt
OF price, by the
WILLIAMS MEG CO., Cleveland, o.
AZ wholesale and retail Durblu, Wright
&Co. d&w.ly
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-30
That youngstown Doodle.

We have now waited over two weeks
for the Repository to deny or explain that
specific statement Of the man who collect
cd 5000 at Youngstown for Major Mckin-
Icy, mistaking Pierce Brothers' establish.
meut CDemocratc) for tue Claire furnace,
and thus getting exposed. why does not
the Repository say something aboutit2
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-30
In IIolmlla County.

MtnLERsDURo, Oct, 20,--lSpecial, Ma
jor Mckinley spoke at Mt. Hope Monday
afternoon to 200 people, and was followed
In the evening at the samc place by w. A.
Lynch of Canton, who addressed 1000
people, Yesterday afternoon Mckinley
spoke at Berlin TO u small crowd, and last
night Mr.. Lynch fpoko ut kiIlbuck to $500
persons. A special train went from here
to the latter place, loaded with Democrats.
The campaign In Holmes county this
week was never exceeded In It's cnthusl-
asm for tariff reform,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-30
A Boodlor In Holmes.
tspcclal 10 thc Nnws.DRMoonArI

wINEsBURo, o., Oct. 90 A stranger APP
peared here who claimed TO represent
Canton industry. But he soon began try
ing to find some Republican TO do his
work and he succeeded. This hireling
then attempted TO bribo several Demo-
cratu, but Ia each instance his offer was
spurned. He approached the wrong men
with his money. Tho Democrats have be.
come aroused, and the vote for Warwick
will be larger than ever
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-30

into your hand, Under II you eau, II you
are wicked enough 70 do 30, Combine and
" confederate IN order 10 cheat the people
of that which they have a right 10 enjoy
aud thereby immensely enrich yourselves,
Hut pray you W have mercy upon them,
DO mol yield 20 tile temptation here offer
Oh 70 YOU abandon. your greed Tor the
rapll gain ~ wealth ana permit your
competition, iis good, be generous, he
helf,denying, Content yourselves y0luns
tarly With less Than this law enables you
70 get Hut " you do rob tho people by
eAt0rtlng eK0rhltant prices, 40 this high
tariff tempts you 20 do, | Tor one shall DO
ready ~ repeal iL'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-30
DEATH OF MR.. JOHN @. ALLEN.
Ho Expires Late Yesterday Afternoon at
His North Cleveland Avenue Residence,

Ho Expires Late Yesterday Afternoon at
His North Cleveland Avenue Residence
Mr., John Caleb Allen, prominent oiti.
son, died yesterday afternoon at t3i30, at
his residence, No, l69 North Cleveland
avenue, Of stomach trouble.
Mr., Allen was ~ years of age,
and was an cntcrprlslng and successful
business man, For many years Mr.. Allen
has boon engaged In the coal business,
having largo interests In Donnison, Ohio.
During tho last few ycara no has boon on
gagged In the sand and insurance business.
tlo leaves a wife and two ohildron. Tho
funeral will bo held Thursday NJ 2 y. M.
Cleveland avenue.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-30
Edward 1amborn Discharged.

Edward Lamborn OF Alliance had his
hearing before Mayor Blake on the charge
Of picking the pocket OF Dennis Quinlan
nt the p. u. w. q G. depot early Sunday
morning. II was proven that the defond-
ant was victim Of circumstances, and
was after the real thief at the time OF the
arrest, He has o good reputation and II
Ia unfortunate that the young man was
placed In such an awkward position,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-30
WHO Is wILLIAMsP
That Brought tho stufrod satohol to W, X,
Mllior


Miller
Thoro registered late, last night, at the
Barnett Hoosc, large, portly man, with
n yellow muatacho, Ho carried small,
but well stuffed sotoho. Ho registered
civilians, Cleveland, or without lnl-
tlals. On his satchol a tag bore the name
"Ebbitt House, Washington, d. c."
At eleven o'clock he vlaltod the
Office of W, X. Miller, and thoro
left the sNtchol. Aftor remaining there
som6 time, ho left, MIR, Miller coming out
upon the stairway 10 bid him goodnight.
Tho parting words of Williams were
"Success 10 your llo then repaired 10
the Barnett and slept In Room No 80.
This morning he tclographcd John Dang
lor OF Massllon thusi
"Will bc over at loa5, Monnot has
man on mo,n
Hero ls plain rccounial. We
dare w. X. Miller to deny
one sentence written, Now what was
tho amount OF money that man brought
here from the National Committee,
What further nood of money ls there In
this district. Tho documents are oil out,
the regIstrles compared, tickots printed
etc. What was the size OF that corruption
fund.
We challenge w. X. Miller TO deny that
this man did not come direct from Judas
Iscarlot Quay. We will print, IL he desires,
tho true name OF this. agent. The ncfnr-
ious schemes Of tho Mckinley boodlers are
being watched and none OF them escape.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-30
Lioonnod to Wod.

Marriage licenses have been granted to
Oliver W. Hall and Alice Essig, Canton
Frank McAboo and Juliet A. Tombaugh,
Alliance; Edward Rush and Pauline Vo-
gclgesang, Canton; Howard Templin and
Laura u. Ebersole, Cantoni Valentine N
Ney and Edith Holm, Canton; Henry
Halderbaum and Ellen Bryson, Massillon,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-30

Allow myself to suffer again what have
suffered for the last year. That vile dis
euso, dyspepsia, gave mo no comfort.
could not cat nor onjoy anything. The
doctors amounted TO nothing nothing
seemed to relieve me, until used bottle
me we'll, ll,--[JosErH BAToHEpDER, MaSter
OF Schooner, q. A. Baker,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-30
ON A SERIOUS CHARGE.
A Doctor Arrested for Grand Larceny
and Sottloa tho Cnan.

and sottlos the Case.
Yesterday VIM. Liable, guest at the
Conrad Hotel, went into closet, and
dropped a pockotbook containing $40. He
did not discover his loss until several
hours afterward. He at once reported TO
Detective /, II. walltup, who, by neat
piece of work, had tho finder spotted
within 70 minutes.
DR.. j. W. Barry, a specialist was u
guest at the hotel, and was Swallowed.
II was found that he had paid
$50 to George Moon, the tailor,
and was havinga gay time in house OF
questionable ropute. The detective and
officer McCor arrested him, and placed
him in the county jail, This morning tho
matter was compromised by the doctor
returning part Of the money, and giving
security for the remainder.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-30

As family medicine, Ayer's Pills excel
all others. They are suited to every ago
and, being suRar-coated, are easy TO tnke.
Though searching and thorough IN effect,
they are mild and pleasant In. action, and
their use IL attended with injurious ro-
suits.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-30
State OF Ohio, stark County,ss
In Probate Court
Joseph Burger administrator
with Will annexed, VI the estate
OF lgnAtluS Burger, deceased.
plalntlfI,

Joseph Burger admnl1trator1
with viii annexed, Vt the estate
OF lgnatluS Burger, dcgsas.d.
Plaintiff,
Caroline Rrnwlue, Thurea Me-
n ss $s :, SSI S"s S%$ NOTICE
OF New YorIl and Joseph Dur'
gar Oswald butgor Louis iinf-
Fcr aud dam Burger, OF tue
town OF kelso ~ tho state OF
Missouri, and nll OF tho un.
known helre. Of Ienatus Bur-
gor dec ased, Defondanta,
Caroline Eruwlnc, Thuisa Nebrloh, Mary FISHER
Elizabeth Mauurinan ana MAgdalena Foster, VI
Diiralo aud state " Now York; ana Jose h Hursur
uawRin Burger Louis Burger ind Adam Burger, vt
the tow u hoso, sat OF Missouri and ali OF tho
unknown heirs Of lenRtius Burger, deceased, VIII
ooasod on the Yall day ~ October, A. ID, 1850 filed
his petition In tho Probate Court within and for tho
oOunty OF stnR ana state Of OhiO, alleging that tho
personal estate Of said decedont IL Insufficient 70
Day his debts and the charges OF admlnhtenng hia
cstate ae well 10 cgaocs that will bo presented 70
That aid deceased died, seized In foe.smple II
tho following described real estate, eitunto IN said
county, to-wit The sou heabt quarter OF the north
west quarter OF section twelve (l2) township eleven
(i11 range ten ttO), county OF Sank and state OF
ohio containing forty acres, more or lesa' Also
tho following desorlod ulaot or lot oi iand, situate
in the county VI ark aud state OF one and Dong
part OF the no thenet quarter or section eleven,
township eovn aud range ten, q bounded ~
follows, to-wlt Beginning at tho southwest corner
OF aad quart,i thence oas eighty puiches TO post
thence north eighty percheitO post thence vest
olghty pcrohes " post th nee south eighty perch
esto tho place OF beginning containing fortt acros
rho prayer Of said petition asks that the plantld's
rights ana tho fgnls interests ana lenn OF sAu DO.
PENDANTS may lo fully determined, adjusted anti
protected according 90 equity and the respective
rights IN the promises and hot tho plninlln may be
mt "a Al "A al "a
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-30

Beauty Is said TO be cnly skin deep but
TO possess and preserve beautiful skin,
pure, vigorous blood is essential. This is
best secured by taking Ayers Sarsaparilla
In small but frequent doses, IL Is tho
most reliable Of blood purillers.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-30

VETERAN soldiers do not believe II
Just to pay soldiers wounded in battle
from $50 TO Sl per month, and 90 days
men $l2 per month This question also
interests all good cIaI2eus who are tax
PAYERS.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-30

The Canadian Government,oficially
reports ROYAL "an excellent baking
powder" superior to all others in
leavening strength (Se" s. Inland 10 ss c 6.. e sss
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-30
WILL REDUCE WAGES.
Peter u, Stud bakers Honest Opinion
Of the Coming Effect Of the
Mckinley Bll.

Manufacturers In His Line win Not In.
crease Prices but win Pay Less for
Labor,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-30
NO WONDER BLAINE RACED
Extracts from Hon, Carl sehurz'a
Speech at Boston,

he Talks Of Infant Industries, -'what
He Says OF Mr shsnnan's Antitrust
Law,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1890-05-09
GEOGRAPHY .
The Failing OF More than One Man.
Cambridge Tribune.

4 clever young Harvard instructor was
once heard 10 say. Il really never dare
correct students miSSpelling till have
looked into the dictionary Just as I :"
answered clever woman. quickly. never
dare use feeble lest | spell it fe-e-ble."
The lady was under the impression that
the word should be spelled ''feabe" 4
great and universal contempt Is felt for the
wiSeSt men and the best have had the mis-
fortune of being unable always to marshal
their letters correctly. 4 Cambridge pro-
vision dealer tells of receiving an order
for salt ''mackrel' from a Harvard pro-
fessor.
4 bill made out bF ore of the leading
pedagogueS of a neighboring city. conclud-
ed with balance due
Those who know will tell that the ser
mons of distinguished clergymen sent up
for printing frequently abound in errors
of this kind. Cobbett, in his grammar.
loved TO give instances Of bad spelling
and ungrammatical language in kings
speeches. The father of his country had
his own system of spelling and his wife
| had another and very different one.
A brilliant actress whom now we all
! admire spells Tuesday TeuSday.
Napoleon was not correct speler. and
the Iron Duke slipped often The
misfortune is often an inherited one, and
whole families unto their remoteSt branch,
es and twigs will show the same weak
| ness.
What says Major Pendenuis, ''woulC
| you marry a woman who speIt affection
with Ole = Why not woman as well a;
a man? If correct spelling were necessary
to the marriage state, she might ask how
many of our presidents would be doomed
to ceibacy. Gen. Taylor and Andrew
| Johnson would scarcely have read then
! title clear to husbandh0od.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1890-05-09
THE FARM AND NSD HOUSEHOLD.
THE OLD METHOD OF FARMING.

HOW swfully hard were the old ways OF farming,
As SAD recollection presents them 10 light
Inc OLD IRON pillow that was drawn by the oxen
Inose solemn old oxen that wouldn I 90 right;
lie painting OF corn, the broadcast thanksgiving,
Inc cutting out weeds with hoe from the
The bsck-aching work of killing up eaters,
nat made us long so for the sound OF the horn,
ne Old I'm resounder that called Us 10 dinner
how oisst was the time that We heard the TN
And then came the h.yiug with wearisome labor
VI cutting, with scythe, the grass to make hay
VI raking with mandrake, of pitching and load
ing
And sweating to death as we moved it away
Then harvesting grain with ng-fngered era
dies,
The binding with straw-'twas hard and "a
The threshtng with fails or tramping with oxen,
and cleaning from chat when q strong wind
would blow,
The oldfashioned harvest, that awful hard har-
That back-breakIng harvest, we're willing should
go.
How different now are the methods of farm
ing!
We turn over ground with steel riding-plow
We hoe with sulky, cat grass while Were rid
Rake and load with the horses and pu, in the
How sweet is the sound of the Irvine binding
9 To those who remember the cradles bright
CLEAN,
And the noise of the thresher, the puff of the Ell
CINE,
The vibrating thresher, the swift running-thresh
| The steam power thresher, that rhreshes sc
clesn.-AnOn.