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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-10-03
mo aud l thought Of the American
adaptation Of England's national

mo aud thought OF the American
adaptation Of England's national
tune
Hove thy rorks and rIlls,
Thy woods and tempted hils.r
Finding next door beautiful
little church | entered its door aud
sat for an hour listening to the
imp cssive services rendered douGly
solemn by the hearty responses Of
the congregation and the earnest
remarks Of The rector.
After dinner, lured By the bright
sunlight strolled out to catch
another view Of the surroundings.
The first object in tho Village at,
tracing my attention wAsa hydrant.
4 boy whom questioned told me
these were placed at stated points
for safeguards and that they were
a decided success, not having been
touched for fourteen years. AS q
Director of an insurance company,
| made 4 note of the scientific fact
OF hydranls being non.coi duotor
of fire. Query: how would they
work if there should be u fire?
A foreign appearance is given TO
Island Pond by the foot walks ever
the railway tracks. They reminded
me of New Yorks elevated railway
but III ry have a sort OF don't.touch.
mo look that makes one prefer
distance from them in high wind
But one of the most unique bits Of
mechanism | have lately seen was
the sidewalk over which ] passed
after crossing the inlet, OR outlet,
which, the water ran both ways be.
fore left9 plank about q foot
wide, bounded each side, aud in the
center was a sanded gutter of vari
Gus depths. AS | leaned on tho
fence, gentlemanly man, res EN-.
bling a recent candidate for Vice
President, paused, said good after
noon" very politely, and leaned on
the fence beside me. "Grc.t piece
of work that" said |. 81 should
remark" said he, then warming to
the subject, he said enthusiastically,
"do you know what served us n
model for these few rods Of engi,
neering?" at looks familiar, sir,
but can't place it," "rhcn listen.
This, sir, is facsimile of the road.
bed of the great Pennsylvania
Railroad. See how the surveyor
preserves the center of gravity of
the pedestrian, (too many of us are
liable to fly off at a tangent), 10y
placing the inner plank lower than
the outer as is always done Oh rail
roais. The gravclled space initiates
the system on the Penn. road of
taking water running. These holes
represent the water troughs. The
engine i'll the first case receives
water in the tank, in this instance
we receive it all over our lower
person. You ask, why not have the
sand and planks on a level? III
tell you. Uneven surfaces mean
sprained ankles; sprained ankles
mean doctors; doctors mean baskets;
Baskets mean-but, why pursue
this analogy, might get personal,
good day." and with slightly sar
castle smile my whilom acquaintance
bowed himself away.
had intended to go further but
the last few differences of my talka
tive friend induced me to return
terra frma,
am coming your way again soon,
Mr.. Editor, and hope to see more Of
your pretty village and its sociable
people. Yours etc.,
| c. II. y.
Jersey City, N. j., Sept. 10, 1900.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-10-03
To the E,G y ofMe Herald:


Traveller over the Grand Trunk
Railway IN 1t with many surprises
along tho ne, some of them in
scenery, SO > in visits of Custom
House Ofie \, and in various other
ways. | Ii Z with one myself a
short time see when I arrived at
lslaod Pon IN Saturday evening,
aud remain q In the car was told
by watchU an that I could not 90
on 10 BOs'ou until midnight Sunday.
My FIRST The ghts were not Of the
nature 81 'lay quiet should pro-
dncc, but altar a nights rest at the
" Stewart /! use" and look out Of
my window felt I had nothing TO
regret. O. ndeur, solidity, plac,di-
~ picture aaeness and quiotude
lay In be; .iful panorama before
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-10-03

Every article Of House Furnishings IL
marked TO lowest prces and odd lots Of Dra.
peries and Chairs are being closed out ut cost
price.
Parlois furnished complete with every.
thing needed for $4,000. sitting rooms com.
plte fof $500, Chambers complete for t5s 90.
Kitchens complete for $50 90. Dining Rooms
complete for 5000.
We are complete House Furnlshers, you
can save many dollar by dealing with ia.
After the lst OF November We shall discon.
time to prepay freight So that by sending
your order IN now yon will save this ex.
pcnsc. Terms easy. All letters answered
same day m received.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-10-03

To save dollar II to make one. Y0u earn
II by being smart enough To know where to
do your trudpg. Look out hrst for the store
TINT has the largest stock and the best va
rlety, for you can always buy cheaper, and
get better quality for your money from the
large dealer. Take II In House Furnishings,
We buy the best In the MAJ kct aud huy so
largely that the manufacturers have 10 give
us better prices aud wccIn AFFORD to sell you
better goods for less money.
wearc now opening the Fail season with
n determination 10 do more business than
ever. We know no concern ~ the United
States cin undcrseli MS. They may sell
trashy goods ~ less prices, but whit
IL the good Of buying Pnrl0r Suits and
Chamber Sets that viii only last n
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-10-03

Jersey City, N. j., Sept, 10, 1900.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-10-03

short time, better by far pay dollar or two
more for good article that Will give You
satisfaction aud last half n life time.
We offer line ~ Pnrlor Suits nj SIS. $40,
tis. so and as. that can't be equailsd for tho
prices. The best material IL used and skilled
workmen are employed.
In Chamber Sets we start In OF els for fne
Ash Set or SIS for Oak. and for s45 will give
y0n Set worth 90. IL IL only u waste OF
money ~ buy unless yon get reliable goods.
Out oak sets can't he cqinllcd at our prices.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-10-03
Chamberlain's Eye and Skin

Ointment.
A certain cure for Chronic Sore Eyes,
Tettor, Salt Rheum, Scald Head, Old
Chronic Sores, Fever Sores, Eczema,
Itch, Prairie Scratches. Sore Nipples
and Piles. 1t Is cooling and soothing.
Hundreds Of cases have been cured by
1t after oil other treatment had failed
II IL put up In % and 90 cent boxes.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-10-03
Parlor Stoves
and Ranges.

Our stock includes the most cconomi ral
styles and the most reliable stoves. 1Nr
Quaker" sthc best RanHr In the world, owe,
1000 900 sold send FOR cuts OF the Quaker
We Keep handsome line ~ Rockers IN
Plush and other goods. Our ts Rookie,
plcascs everybody.
DO you want BnrRains'
II so this 10 the time to ~, them.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-10-03
CAR Pc rs.

wo lead the state on Carpets. Tho very
bost and the very lowest prices
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-12
uniontown Itema,

UNiONfOWN, Juno IL
A meeting was held last night In the
clasa rooms OF tho M. u. church,
Ter the purpose OF oiiectIng ar
rangementa for tho pioneer picnic
which Ia to be held here Friday, June Goth,
1880. Everybody Ia cordially invited 10
attend, especially the old time realdonto
Of this and adjoining townships,
"Dlcl,n Ploro gave uaa flying call yes
torday, Just long enough 10 say how-do'do
and good bye. Come again Dick and
stay longer,
The largo saw.mlll OF Wood 4 Brown Ia
being moved from East Liberty 10 the
woods OF Mr.. Geo. Wise north OF town
whore they expect 10 dreaa up the timber
which was 80 badly destroyed by storm q
short time ago,
We appreciated short call from tho
Hon. John II, Monnot, aiow days ago.
Our land appraiser, s, S, Golb, Ia busy
at work and Ia getting along nicely, Ho
was In town fow days ago, but We failed
20 got u talk with him personally.
Biahing for the town people and plow-
Ing for tho farmers IN the order OF the day.
Wheat and grass are looking unusually
rank and " no interfering Providence, we
will have ono OF the best haryOatn In this
section, We have had for years.
Follow Democrats Of Unlontown pre-.
clnct, don't forget the Democratic primary
election 10 bo held here Saturday, June
a. Tho candidates 10 the Congressional
convention are DR., M, M. Bauer and
Milton Wise, ono 10 bo elected. To the
county convention are Mceare. Frank
Humbort, Ellhu Swlhart Daniel Kreigh'
baum aud j. W. Richards.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-12

The sturdy old settlers OF Stark county
are having a grand time at the Fair
Grounds to-day, ltla tho tenth meeting
OF tho kind held In the county Ten yearA
aao the Stark County Pioneer Association
was organized and for eight years held
annual meetings. the old pioneers have
gradually disappeared, having been gath
cred by the Grim ilehper-pehlh, Two
years ago the name was changed TO Old
Settlers Association Of Stark county
The forenoon was cloudy and rain was
threatened. This had the elect ot maxi
ing the crowd somewhat small, Thefore'
noon was spent In social intercourse and
registering, the age, place OF nativity and
time Of settlement Of this county Among
those regIatered are Wm, Smith, born Ia
1901, Daniel Krlohbaum, lsO0l benlamin
Cans, 1907, and Samuel Gable, lel4, Sec'
retary Dr.L. sluaaer, 10 acting 40 secretary,
Al noon small groupa were formed OF
different families and an old time basket
picnic held.
The meeting was called TO order In the
dining hall shortly after ! o'clock, by
President w, q, Myers, The attendance
was about 100 and was constantly lnereas-
IND. Rev. ~, T.. ierbruek offered prayer
The following revolutions we're unani-
Whereas, Since the last meeting Of the
Old Settlers AssoolatlOn OF Stark county,
our worthy president, John u, kaynolda,
has been taken from among uA by tho
hand Of death, Therefore
Resolved, That In the death. OF John ",
Raynolda, this Association has lost an
active and influential member, the com
munlty Christian gentleman, honeah
upright, conscientious ana liberal " ~
his deallngs, one who Will always DO held
In grateful remembrance,
The program for the afternoon Il vocal
and instrumental music, under the leader
ship OF Mr., I'D, Raif paper on "hmlgrH
tlon,n by A, MoGreRor paper, ny MrhCaf-
rle Ryerhard, Of Maaalllon, on Womans
Rghta address, by Judge j., Lhhm, nnd
short speeches, The indications are that
tho settlers will have ono OF the most on
joyAblo meetings they ever had
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-12
STREET GOSSIP.
Facts Briefly Stated For the Benefit
OF Busy Readers.

SHAKER soAPi thobcstI absolutely pure,
Popp's trial commences next Monday,
jeremiah Bowen was to-day appointed
guardian OF Howard Oberlln, OF this city.
Anaon u, Hatch and Elizabeth N. Hud.
son, Of LImavllle, were granted licenses
to wed today,
Christ Salenthalor and Emma Miller Of
North Industry were to-day granted
licenses 10 we'd,
John T.. Smith, Of Middle Branch, and
ono OF the early settlers Of Stark county,
10 In the city to-day.
Tho land case OF Cook and Wise
against @, BLY, IN on trial before Justice
ltinglo this afternoon.
Rey, II. Rock, formerly pastor Of the U.
II. church In this city, but now Of Area.
mum, Ohio Is In the city on u short visit.
Tho eighth Turnfost Of tho Turner's Of
Lake Erie district will open In Canton
next Sunday. The festivities will occupy
three days,
VIII Cnvnah has received the necessary
blanks from tho AdIutant General for the
purpose OF organizing company Of the
Eighth Regiment Ohio National Guard.
Tho eleventh annual strawberry show
OF the Stark Go. Horticultural Society will
bo hold on the fair grounds Wednesday
June Is, There will bo q basket dinner,
and all arc invited,
Geo. Obaugh last night pleaded guilty
TO assault and battery before Probate
Judge Bnwcott, and was sentenced TO the
Reform Farm NJ Lancaster. He was ta-
ken 10 that place this morning by Consta.
bic Slaglo.
Mrs. Katherine Scharo, aged 70 years,
residing about four miles east Of the city
died last night Of dropsy The funeral
will take place tomorrow morning at 10
o'clock NJ the German Catholic church,
lntcrmont At church cemetery
Among the attendants at the Old Set.
tiers picnic yesterday at the fair ground
was Mr., Jacob Sterling Of Canal Dover,
Mr., Sterling Is q native Of Canton, His
father many years ago owned the corner
whore Ralph II. Spiro's clothing store Is,
and had general store there.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-12
RobertSvillo Nowa,


DIR. u. o. Leborman, Of Canton, was u
cAllor In town last week,
Christ Schoriea was In Alliance last
Sunday
Alvin Lott has boon on the sick list for
several days,
Several families attended tho Old Set
tiers picnic yesterday
VIM. Robb completed barn recently
for Hiram Myers near Paris.
VIM. Mullloy 10 building o ilno now
house this summer
Preaching hero ncxt Sal bath at 10 u. m,
and nj Liberty In the oyoning.
A very pleasant oyont was celebrated
two miles south from horo, Tuesday, II
was the second annual reunion OF the
Starkey family, held on the old Stnrkoy
homestead, In the morning tue weather
was gloomy and rainy, but by noon II was
reversed and the balance Of the day was
beautiful, Considerable over two hum
drod people assembled, mostly relatives
OF tho Stnrkoy family, Tho family la
composed OF Ave brothers and iivO aihtora
all OF whom were In attendance and thoir
families, Tho occasion was highly enjoy.
ed by all. Tho music furnished was very
appropriate, Two addresses were doliv-
cred, tho first by the pastor, Rov, A, Con.
scr and tho other by Rov, Mr. Smith OF
Crcstlno. A grand dinner was furnished
TO which all were welcomed, Several
notOd German songs were sung, Many
interesting games were played, AZ the
close of the exercises new oillcom were
elected looking forward 10 observe an.
other reunion ono year hence,
EXCELSIOR,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-12
aoANpAL Ap WAYNnenuRa.


Quarrsls netwesn Two Families hring
Out Unpleasant and Diaagreeable Facts,
A case Of somewhat sensational nature
10 being developed At Wayneaburg, this
county, The facts aa far aa can be learn
cd are these The parties concerned are
Mrs, Fleece, her son Frank, Jacob
Smith, a Mr., Gibler and his son Frank,
who are neiahbors, The latter part Of
last week the Fleece and 0lbler boys had
an alteration, The result was that Ja-
cob Smith, who Ia said to be living with
Mrs, Fleece, her husband being dead,
thereupon severely whipped the Glbler
boy,
The father Of the boy Immediately had
warrant sworn out and Smith was ar
rested and fined $40 and costs, After the
case had been disposed OF Smith proceed
cd 10 the Justices office and swore out
warrant and had the Glbler boy arrested,
who WAS fined s2 aud costs Tor assault
and battery. Mr.. Glbler now has threat
ened 10 have Smith arrested on charge
OF unlawfully living with Mrs, Fleece,
Sensational developments are expected
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-12
Horse Not0a.

Tho stewards Of tho grand circuit met
At Rochester yesterday and fixed dates
and classes for the grand circuit. The
schedule Of dates was arranged aa fol-
lowsi pittsburg, July %, 20, "a, % Glove
land, July 90 80, "a, Aug, 1, Buffalo D, o,
Z 8, Rochester, Aug. T., 10, IA, 10; Pough-
koopsic, Aug, 10, 20, q, 22i Hartford Aug.
20, "a, 2s, 20; Springfield Sept 9, -, ,@,5;
Albany, Sept 0, 10, HE; New York,Sept.
10, Il, Is, 10; Philadelphia, Sept 20, "a, 20,
20, The following classes wrro adopted
by Rochester, Cleveland, PJ ghkopslc,
Albany, New York and Philadelphia; free
for all pace Johnaon barred, 2d7 pace,
free for all trot Guy barrcd) aud the fol-
lowing classes; 2l7, 2ilo, 2'23, 2i25, 2;27
and 2'30.
Mr., j. L. Robb has just In hand now
trottcr from 81. Louis, She has a record
Of 2i32, and Il will be we'll for our road
drivers TO look out FOR Robb, on the road.
There was good racing AZ jancsyillc,
Wisycstorday, Fast time was made. Dia-
mond won the 2'22 trot best time 9;2i,
and Judge Rider won the 2'5O trot; best
time 2i26A.
At Warren, Pa, yesterday, In the $500
trot Robert 4, Lee won, best time 9iSsA.
In the 2'27 class Vespasion won, bost tlmo
2,9Ok,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-12
now 1r WILL nn wonKnp.


A Prominent Republican Asserts u WIN
Take Lots OF Doodle 10 Defeat mohin-
Icy.
The political pot IL beginning 10 boil.
The average Republican thinks that the
Democrats OF Stark are oil tearing their
garments aaunder on account Of the Com
greaalonal canvass for the nomination.
A Republican, prominent one, a man
who has distributed "boodlen with futile
reaulta was met bya NEwa.DEmooRAT re.
porter last night and In a quiet way the
Republican pulse was felt, II was done
In presence OF reliable Witnesses, and
what he said was listened to with close NJ
tentlon.
Said hei "You fellows must put up a
man with money. This IL going 10 be the
fight OF "Mac'sn life. There are today
5000 voters In Stark county who are Re-
publlcana and Democrats, and can bo
fixed for the right man with the stuff
This campaign II going 10 be one for
blood and N you fellows nominate any
man outside OF Stark county you are
licked In the ntart.h
This assertion was made In presence Of
two we'll known officials and reputable
citizens OF Canton.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-12
Tho Pnnnlnn pnl.

WASHINGTON, Juno ll,-lSpoolol, l. 1t
sooma that the compromise pension bill
will be agreed TO today, The House will
rocodo from lta service pension amend.
mont and the Senate will rocodo from the
dependent clause. This will allow only
those TO ho ponalonod who were disabled
In the service, the same as the law now
stands, only little broader. Tho depend.
ont clause will bo stricken from the bill.
This clause Ia what inclined Cleveland to
veto the so'callod pauper pension bill,
llonco the action Of the present Congress,
II tho compromise Ia agreed TO, ID a full
vindloatlon Of Cloyolond's veto message,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-12
Announcements.

JOHN JOSEPH, of Alliance, IN u candidate for
County Commlgbloner subject 10 the doolaon OF tho
Democratic conventions
wo are authorised 10 announce ABRAHAM l.,
JONES Rg a candidate for Probate Judge subject
10 the action Of tho Democratic Convection
Please announce tho name OF OTTO ID. YOUNG,
Of Maaplllon ~ candidate for Probate judge sub.
ioct 10 the decision OF tho Democratic Convention,
We Aro authorised 70 announce FRANK N,
BRYAN Of Now baltimore, M n candidate for
tounty subject 10 the decision Of tho
D0mooralc Convention,
Please announce tho name OF JOSIAH CLu11, m
candidate for the once OF County Commissioner,
subject 10 the dooaiOn OF tho Democratic county
convention,
wo are authorized ~ announce tho naino OF
,lRHyE rEErEilH, OF Lexington township, M n
candidate for County Commissioner, subject 10 the
decision Of tho Democratic county convention
pleaae announce tho name Of LAwRENUE J.
DALEY, Of uethlOhom t)wnshlp, ~ q candidate
for County Commissioner subject to tho dtolalon OF
tho Democratic conventions
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-12
Call for Democratic County Convention.

Ata meeting OF tho stark County Democratic Con-
trail Committee, on May n, 1900, II was decided 10
hold the Primaries 10 elect delegates 10 county ana
congressional conventions on saturday, June iith
1900 between the h0ura Of 1 aud 2 y, M Tho ooun-
" convention Will bo hold NJ Canton, on Wednesday
June iBth, 1890, " n O'Clock a. m,, NJ tho Opera
House, Tho congressional convention viii bo held
NJ Orrylllc, Onto, Thursday, July 10Th, 1890.
AZ tho primary election for June iith, thoro viii
DO one delegate elected 10 the county convention
iOf 90 votes east FOR James NJ Campbell, FOR uOy.
tfnUf and ono delegate Tor oyofy fractional part Of
90 over 20 votes AZ tho same tlmu there will DO
ono delegate elected 10 tho congressional o0nyon-
ton Tor uyufy 100 votes east Tor druyor Cleveland
Tor President and ono delegate Tor 0y0ry fractional
part OF 100 over 90 yOtOa, There viii also be- one
member Of tho central committee elected from each
precinct,
Polls viii bo held NJ such places aa tho central
committee Of each township shall designate,
All Democrats hnd Olhur persons, regard oaa OF
former political cfood arc entitled 10 vote at these
PRIMARY elections, providing thoy pledge themselves
10 support the Democratic Ticket
Tho Congressional aud County Delegates shall be
App0ruOnud ~ thu majority Of the Central Commit
toumOn Of each township shall direct
The Ccntfal Committeeman Of each township shall
auond 10 gcttlng the tickets printed for th0lr ro'
tpoctiYo townships,
Following no number OF delegates the different
townships u entitled 10 In each oonyontOnis
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-12
Tho Old sottlorA.

Tho number In attendance at the Fair
Grounds increased to over 400 late In tho
afternoon yesterday,
The program passed of asst was printed
In this paper yesterday, and there were
many interesting things In the way of
anecdotes and incidents Of pioneer life.
A short talk by benjamin Cans, SO years
old, was listened TO with great attention.
All affirmed that the picnic was one OF
the most enjoyable ever held.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-12
HOW TRUSTS OPERATE.
The Trust and the Protective Tariff
are Twin Sisters.
One Brides Voters ana tho Other ofioiala
-'yote the Democratic Ticket and Knock
Out Both.

OLYMPIA, WASH, June ll,-lspeclal.l--
There Ia much excitement and indlgna.
ton here over the attempts Of the AmerI.
can Book Company IA new trust recently
formed In New York; TO brlbe Hon, l.. II.
Leach, OF Vancouver, In this state, a mem
ber OF the state school board, whooontrola
the selection OF school books for all the
common schools OF the state, Leach has
received draft for 5000 from the book
trust, Ia order 10 secure the trade Of tho
state for the trust, Leach has gone back
on tho trust, and at session Of the board
last night exhibited tho draft This has
killed the book trust In this state.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-12
WORK OF THn ooMMrssIoNERs.
A umo Of rhoir Official and Unofficial
Actions Lagt Wook.

A. umo Of rhoir Official and Unofficial
Actions Last Wook.
ulstonors IA session last week
onsldorable business. Eight
rH IN sheep claims were up-
.... 40 ,oad petitions, the Pontius
ION township, and the reduce
% OF tho old state road In
lwnship iron. Jtoi0 fcct, were
Tho petition for the Rockhill
rH Alliance was continued for further
lu nE.
a petition was received from Tuscnrn.
was township for the opening of the
Smnebmy road, was also continued for
further consideration,
Thursday the commissioners visited The
county Jail and Friday the county inllrm-
nry, aud they report finding both In oXccl-
lent condition and the inmutos Of each
also In good condition.
Saturday the body wont to Lake town
ship and granted leave 10 open ditch at
that place, and thence accompanied with
their wives started FOR Congress Lake
whore u dinner wns served them by Man
nger Slikcr and the rest Of the day was
spent In fishing In the lake.