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MONEY To LOAN ON APPROVED REAL Is
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small amounts, which desire q Place immediately
lowest rates Of interest," GU. VI. LlNkINs. cor
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FOR RENT--HOUSES.

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IL House I742 Corcoran ST., to Nov. ID. 1890 with
privilege Of months longer terms very reasonable
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

IrOR RENT-BEAUTIFULLYFU FURNISHED HOUSE
II on ST. for $50. Also Large Furnished Cottage
II Nantucket Mass: goo for the season. Address
NANTUCKET. star ofhce. m2t-3t'
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V,OR SALE-A BARGAIN-ON ST Ne, THREE
l. story BRICK store and DWELLING size of lot 20 eet
front by IA feet inches to alley. For price aud
terms apply to FRANCIS HUETY,
m260t 1901 + ST. NV
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ffNO LOAN IMMEDIATELY-s3o,OOO SUMS
Il 10 suit from $1,000 upward. on good heal Estate
Security. ACkER q SADSBI
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MONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS 10 SUIT ON hEAI.
WI Estate in the District OF COLUMBIA. DUGAN &
BUTLEh, Successors 10 }. J.. Cullinane 4 CO.. 00g r
u. Nv
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-25
PERSONAL MENTION.
Those who are Visiting in the City
and oantoniana Out OF Town,

w. Donahue, OF Akron, 10 In the city on
bualneaa.
Lewls Miller, Of Akron, Ia In the city on
bualneha.
Dash Lang, the East Akron sprlnter, Il
| IN the city,
Jacob Swltzer Of Cleveland, II In the city
tho guest OF frienda,
Attorney John o. Garrett, OF Maaalllon,
was In the city yesterday.
Howard Meyer, Of Canton, spent Sun.
/ day with frlenda IN Loulayille.
Chaa. aud VIII SchwIngle are able 20 be
around after a two weeks sickness.
Mira. Jennie Barrie Of Canton IN visiting
relatives In town. Alliance Loader.
Joseph s, McNeely, OF Hamilton, o., IN
In the city the guest Of Attorney Taylor
Frank Huguenol, Of Santry a McGow-
ans, IN confined 10 his home by aicgucna.
j. u. Phelps, advance agent for the Soap
Bubble Company, N registered at the
HuTford.
A party Of aport,men left for Sparta,
yesterday over the Valley 10 onioy u days
hunting.
Miss Lille Lucna, Of Wooster, Ia the
gucat Of Pauline koas OF 22b South Cher
ny street.
Mrs. Blanchard, OF Mt Eaton, Ohio, 10
In the city Waiting her aona l.. d. aud A.,
Il, Blanchard.
Mrs. j. A, Smith ls lying very low with
inilamatory rheumatism nt her home on
North Cherry street.
Anthony Walsh, who was stricken with
paralysis some time ago, 10 very low and
hla recovery 10 doubtful.
Mrs. Ncttie Bdwcll 10 ~ home In
Wooster aiternn extended stay In Canton,
II Wooster Republican,
G.. d. Wnld accompanied by MitH kilte
aud Daisy Trout aud Misa Shurh, all Of
Canton, were Ia the city sunday, At
lance Leader,
Miss Eta Morley, who has hctu visiting
In this city durlug lhr pHl year. 1, turned
to her humc az Hamilton, Ontario, yrbtcl.
day mornnR.
Frank n ljocl,lus goes TO Chicago We'd
ncAduy, having obluucl 10 position nt That
place, He leaves host of friends who
wish uini success.
Misses Bessie, Edith, and Ray Frcauo,
Of Canton, who came TO the city on holi-
day shopping expedition on Saturday,
were AZ no American House yesterday
cleveland Leader.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-25
EARLY MORNING FIRE.
A Young Lady While Trying 20 Es-
cape From a Burning Building
Sins and Falls offa Ladder, but 10 Not
Seriously Iniured'-'rhe Loss and Other
Matters OF Interest,

An alarm Of fire was turned IN this
morning at 10 from box hl, located near
the Melbourne Hotel, In West Tusearawaa
street, caused by fire. In q two story
dwelling house, No, ~ Gilmore avenue,
owned by Charles Brown, the florist,
Theupper story was occupied by Samuel
hergelt and hls sister, while the lower
part OF tho house was vacant, Mr. liergeit
was In Cleveland last night and Miss
beraetl had Invited lady friend, Miss
Ida O'iirlen 10 spend the night with her,
Paasers'by noticed smoke coming from
the house and gave the alarm,
The occupants Of the house we're
awakened aa soon 40 possible, but not
until after the stairway was a mass Of
ilamea, Seeing their danger they rushed
TO small balcony at the front Of the
house, Ladders we're run up aud Miss
hergett paaaed safely down 10 the ground,
but Miss O'Brlen, In her haste, slipped
from one Of the rounds aud fell striking
Harry Becker on the shoulder The lady
was picked mp In ialntlng condition by
one Of the nelahbora and carried 10 her
home, A physician was hastily sum.
moned aud examined her injuries, which
are not Of serious nature, Mr. neoker'a
shoulder ID somewhat Injured, but he will
suffer little Inconvenience from II,
The fire laddIea were soon on the spot
and did good work, considering the fact
that the fire had gained such headway
heford the alarm waagyen.
II IL not known how the fire started, but
the auppoalllon 10 that II caught from the
stove, The house, which 10 a total wreck,
was valued At 5000, and was Insured for
$500,
Mr., and Mrs. Bergett lose everything
they had In the house. The lady and her
friends escaped In their night dresses,
Mr., Bergetpa loss will probably be about
$500, Insurance not known. Mr., Brown
complains Of the telephone company, say.
Ing no tried 10 get them last evening, but
after ringing for about ilfteon minutes he
gave II up In disgust. Later on the cen
tral was again called, but no reply could
bo obtalusd
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-25
A THIEF ESCAPES.
Ho Manages TO Got Out OF the City Prison
Early This Morning.

IIo Manages to Got Out OF the City Prison
Early This Morning.
An ovcrcont was stolen from dummy
In front of the Globe Clothing Company'a
store last evening, and officer McCort
soon had the thief under arrest llo was
found In Grayblll's saloon In East Tueco-
rawas street and the coat was discovered
later back Of llousor's meat market
This morning the man, who gave his
name ns Edward Kluts, was lot out into
the corridor OF tho prison TO pnrtakc Of
lunch While doing 80 Olllccr Jacobs on
tered the prison and attached hose TO
the faucet, having occasion 70 use some
water outside the Jail, In order to per-
nit OF pass ago ror the hose, the door Of
the prison was left open and unthlnldngly
the oillcor stepped for a moment outside.
The prisoner awake TO the chance for On.
cape afforded, slipped out the door, dnrtcd
through tho female department, gained
tho hallway and hurrying up stairs
through the City hall, had soon made good
his escape,
lie ia rather an intelligent looldngmon,
and is an accomplished thief He IN the
man who stole the ovorcoats n short time
since, which were found 10y officer McCort
and returned 10 tho owners. MeCort hns
been on the lookout for this man, aud suc-
ceedod In nrresdng him within an hour
nftor ho had arrived IN the city, but not In
time TO prevent bin from getting away
with another ovcrcont,. Klut2Nlao forged
an order on Hirsrhheimcr d Co, Tor
clothes. No clue 10 hid whereabouts has
as yet been received.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-25
OUR MAssTLLoN LETTER.

MAsslLLoN, Dec, 20,
The Christmas services at 81 Mary's
Catholic church will bc held at ., and 10
u, IN, o'clock and Vcspers at 2il5 p. m.
Az 10 o'clock Mass, Millnrd's Mass and
Lnmbillottc's Patoris will bo rendered by
q largo choir accompanied 10y Rlcheimor's
orchestra, under the leadership Of Horny
Bacr who arranged the orchestra parts
for this occasion.
A fine statue Of So. Joseph arrived Sat
urdny morning, u gift Of 81. Joscph's so
cicty OF the German Catholic church to the
church,
The condition of Charles Conrad was
reported worac onrly this morping, affect.
cd by tho robnndaglng his wounds. This
noon his condition was reported greatly
improved.
Geo, Ess returned homo from college TO
spond the holidays,
Jacob Schcibcr and son William, OF
rilln, o., are the guests of Mr.. VIM. Som.
halter and wife.
JAS. Smith, Of Grocuvillo, Poo is home
for few days.
I llt We ~ I've VIII lfNAllNi NllNNA NAtNNN
clear from their bazaar.
The printing outfit for the new daily or.
rived last Saturday, and will be placed In
Nimieh block as soon Us repairs are COM
plctod,
Misses Blanche McCue, Eva Albrecht
Clara Burton, Batcllo Fake, ana Mossrs,
Albert Meter, Harry aud Walter McClaiu,
Rush Miller, and Thao. Booke arrived
from college on q two weeks vacation.
The third meeting Of the Board OF
Trade was held IN the mayors court last
evening, vote was taken on the propo'
sitiofof bonding the city IN The sum of
$1,000. II was almost unanimous, A
bill TO that eltect, which had been drawn
up 10y a committee was revised and u new
bill TO bo presented 20 the LegislAtu was
constituted, The meeting adjourned un
~ Thursday, January lat.
The limos band concert was not largely
attended az liuchcr's last night but those
who were present highly.appreciated the
fine music made by that organization as
was shown hy frequent oncores received.
Tho concert was deserving OF n better
patronage. Tho vocal numbers were
especially well rendered.
Special Christmas services will be held
10y The Sunday school class of the NJ ".
church Christmas eve. There will bo
singing aud recltntlons and gifts will be
presented TO the children.
The llormonicn Band dance in Union
hall Tonight. lhc band will parade bc.
foro the commencement OF the dance.
Mira. Warrington Warwick and little
son John, and Mrs. DR.. A. 2. l.. pensc left
to day for pittshurg 10 visit relatives.
William r.. Lipps a prominent young
Maeslllon man has accepted the agency
for the NEws-DEMoCRAr in Mnssillon.
Persons deeirlng TO subscribe lOf tho
paper can lnNve their orders with him.
He will hnvc entire control OF the circul
laiion and collection. Papers on sale as
usual az tho Independent Nows Stand,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-25
NEWS BRIEFLY TOLD.

A northern route has been selected fOr tho
projected siberian railway by the commission
appointed by the government TO consider tho
subject.
DR. Petit has produced before the Society Of
Practical Medicine In Paris specimens OF n
lymph invented 10y himself, which, ne olaimR,
will produce results In tuberculosis diseases
Identical with those 10y Professor koch'u
lymph,
pnrpeu will 90 10 Paris. having consented
10 confer with O'Brlon lbrrc aoon aftor lila
arrival. 1ho mct that Mrs, O'shcn has lott
brighton for Paris IA invested with eomo
vlpbIncnucp and gives rise to eprculalion Ina
connection with pnrnoli'e prospcctlyp visit.
Tho ,,.,,t,. .to,t.d f,r o1,nrpc bo,.o prI-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-25
A JOKE ON THE MAJOR.


A Washington Cigar Dealer Shows tho
Practical Workings OF the Mckinley
Bill,
A few days ago, when the delegation of
tobacco manufacturers from various cities
were In Washington In tho interest of the
passogo ot their rebate bill, few Of them
called on Major Mckinley at his hotcl,
After talking about business matters for
q while, Major Mckinley aud ono or two
Of his callers tool, "a 0trull down street.
Returning, the party went into tobacco.
nlata TO purchase some cigars, TWAS tho
Majors treat, aud ho selected three Of q
brand for Which he had boon In the habit
Of paying twenty-five cents, Somewhat
20 his surprise the cigar dealer asked for
thlriynyc cents, and did 80 with an apol.
ogy, saying that ho would Hike to sell the
cigars ~ the old rate, but that ho was pre-
yontcd on account Of the poal,y Mckinley
bill, Tho Major thought this was a pretty
good Joke, aud begun 20 quiz the shop
keeper, After few anllioa back and forth
ho nsl,od him II no had ever seen this fcl-
low Mckinley.
"No, have not said the merchant,
"and mover want 10, His bill has prac-
ticnlly rnlnGd my business, aud wish the
the Mckinley bill and Bill Mckinley were
both IN hottor place than this'- Now
York sun,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-25
TOWN TALK.
Facts Briefly Stated For the Benefit
OF busy Readers.

W, Beck and Mary Meyer, Of Canton,
were married Saturday by Justice Wet
taeh.
William Cornell and Mary selklrk, Of
Alliance, were married Saturday by jus
liee Wettaeh,
Valentine Mong has been appointed
administrator OF the estate OF Catherine
Conrad, deceased, Of Paris township,
See the advertisement Of the Poultry
and Bench show on another page, The
admission 10 20 eenisi children under "
years 10 cents,
Mr., Irwin II, stangler, Of Manchester,
Summit county, and Miss Laura u, Bend
o. OF Greentown, were married December
II, AT Canal Fulton.
Marriage licenses have been Issued 10
Edward u. Bollz and Linda O, Helm, Of
Maaaillon, and Edward q, Riehey and
Lucy Powers, OF Alliance,
The oahs OF Lawrence against Neal, a
controversy concerning sand and gravel
used In improving Tuaearawaa street, 10
nov on trial before Judge Taylor, The
amount Involved reaches 500.
A suit has been commenced by'Benia.
min u, Sullivan against the Sandy Valley
Blre Brick, Tile, and Paving company,
claiming 1900 alleged 70 have been paid by
him In the intereat of the firm,
Probate Judge Baweett today appointed
Roaaln strum Administrative of the
eatate OF John Strum, who was killed by
the failing Of crane at tho Dlebold Safe
Works recently
The will OF Alfred Hurford has been
admitted TO probate. Mr., Hurford was
possessed Of small farm, four miles
north OF the city, which he divides equally
among hla heirs.
Jacob Smith, who has been confined In
the county jail AZ the lnallgailon Of his
wife Amelia, on place proceeding, was
brOughtbefore Judge Pease Monday after.
noon and allowed 10 depart on his own
reeognlzanee.
Charles Nye, who has been making
cigars for John PETER, will remove 10
Canon City, Colorado, next week, whore
he will 20 into business for himself His
many friends In this city wish him success
In his new venture,
On the recommendation Of Major Me-
KInley Rev. Father Yattman, OF Canal
Fulton, has boon appointed by the Pesl.
dent IN Chaplain In the regular army OF
the United States. His confirmation 10
now pending In the Senate, llo will doubt
leaa bo confirmed,
The marriage Of Mlas Minnie Robinson,
Of Canton, and Prof y, @. hartman, Of
Monmouth, H., will take place NJ noon.
Dec. 20, At 950 North Walnut street, Can.
ton, O, Prof, hartman 10 q cousin OF Rev,
Zartman and u teacher Of vocal and In.
atrumontal music NJ Monmouth college.
Il Akron Beacon,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-25
LATEsp WRECK NEWS.
Coroner sohaefer Btili Engaged in
Taking Testimony.
Property Belonging 10 One ofthe Dead
Women Disoovered-- d---oondition OF the
Injured.

Coroner Sehaefer returned fron Mas
slllon last evening, where he has been
taking testimony on the Wheeling a Lake
Erie wreck. Only one witness, Civil Engl-
neer WIleman OF the railroad company
was examined.
Mr., Wleman'a testimony threw no llghl
upon tbs cause Of the disaster, lie stated
that there was nothing wrong with tho
'rshtle and that there was no evidence OF
tho rails having spread lie could give
no further evidence regarding the wreck
The coroner received letter this morn
Ing stating that yallse had been found al
the American House where II had been
carried shortly after the wreck occurred,
Upon examination II was foundto have
been the property Of Miss heleey Lindsey,
the elderly lady who was killed and whose
Identity was with difficulty established
The yalae contained FOO In collateral, and
q deed for a piece Of property, for which
Reconsideration was $3.50, The deed had
lately been recorded In sanduahy County,
Other effects we're also found belonging
TO the dead woman. The yalae and oon'
tents, together with the hat and plush
sacque which she wore will be sent 10 Cor
oner Sohaefer 10 hold until distribution
can be made TO the proper persona,
Charles Conrad whose life haa been de.
apared Of, 10 slowly improving and
ahould no complications arise, such ah an
attack OF pneumonia or pleurlhy, either OF
which la likely TO occur his ohaneeh for
recovery are promising, lie IL still ~ the
American House, Bolivar.
William Hall, who was also seriously
Injured, 10 lying al the American House
and ID improving rapidly.
Conductor I'D Landla had 80 far reooy-
cred from the effect OF hA Injuries 40 10
admit OF his being removed 10 hla home
In N0rwalk.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-25
rarmern, Alllanea Notice.

Members Of the Stark County Farmera'
Alliance will take notice that a meeting
will be held OF the Stark County Farmers
Alliance on Saturday, Jan, ., 1891, at the
Grange Hall In Canton at 10 o'clock q. M,
m there are some important measures 10
he taken with regard TO the forthcoming
convention, we should like to have every
member OF the Alliance In the county
present at this meeting. Delegates will
remember that credentials are necessary
at thIa meeting, Secretaries OF aub'Alll'
ancea will furniah thtlr delegates with
credentials. We ahould also like u full
report OF all the Alliances In the county.
Members OF oil Barmera' organizations
are llytod 10 come.
q. Il. STuLL, Sec. s. @. v. AZ
Lake 7. o., Ohio.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-25
Sew York Produce Market

NrW NunK, Dec ~
FLOUR Closed steady but dul nno
grades of aprna ssdAmlail do winter 5000
alO, rupurllnr spring, EliNjbE do wutur,
WihtuE SljnhltO, extra No, ! SPRING &inN
6,lU, do winter eiOpthUO city min extras
Stiulbi2i for West indies, Southern flour
closed steady trade and family extras 5000
900
SUGAR Raw duls ~ for 10 deg, tcat ron-
trlfugnl, u.l6c, for fair ronnlngj refined alowi
Cutlout aud crushed, Oloc, powdered, 04C
confectionery standard A, hAg candy A.
B.nic, extra &, hgH.
BUTTER Firm, eastern creamery, siOsao.
wcntrrn do, 2tibapr.
CHEEsE-Qu factory Now York ohed.
dnr, uly6Clplc, western Nat, N60nlGc,
EGGS Dun hut steady frosh eastern nrpta.
e8Msio western do glci Canadian frats, limed.
2ld@,r
COFFEE Spot lots quiet, fair Rio, oargooa.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-25
Canton snortn a. Masnlllon.

Five young sports from Canton we're In
the city this afternoon, having driven over
In two buggIoa, were beamoared with mud
on the outside, saturated with lntoXloanta
on the inside, and were making thom'
selves very conspicuous by fast driving on
the streets. A policeman arrested them,
the names they gave being Ernoat Berg.
man, II. Martin, X. n, Craze, Thomas
scssed each Of the party $780, Massll
lon Independent.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-25
Trnant plaoharaed.

Gilbert Flint was arrested last evening
by Constable Weber FOR violating the
truant law by not sending his aon Alfred,
aged "a years, TO school, officer willis
made the complaint He was Riven a
hearing before Squire Rcignor and plead
cd mot guItyn Trial Of the case was I'M
mcdIatoly commenced, and the evidence
showed that ho hnda Doctors certificate
saying that the ohild'a health was such
that Il would not permit him 10 aitoud,
1ho case was dlemiaacd,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-25
The DAY IN ooNoRfes.
mf stanford Addressed the senate Ia Sap
port Of Hls Government loan Bili-
ME blair Explains HumoroasIy.

mr' stanford Addressed the senate In Sap
port Of His Government Loan Bili-
Mr. blair Explains Humorously,
WARRINGTON, Doc, eO,-ln the senate
Friday Mr. Stanford spoke Al length in
favor Of his bill 10 loan government
funds 10 farmers and others able 10 fur
niah unQuestionabe security NJ 2 per
cont ile said money Ia valuable only
In ita activity, and that the agricultural
lands Of this country could afford col
lateral for more legal tenders than oonld
be issued His remarks were listened 10
with close attention, AZ the conclusion
OF Mr., Stant0rds remarks the bill was
referred 10 the committee on finance,
The senate then took up the printing de-
iiciency bill, on which some discussion
took place, rejecting on the house fOr
the inadequaey Of tho regular appfOprl,
alton bills, thus necemltating frequent
deficiency bills, The bill was passed.
Mr., Blair made a personal explanation,
denying published reports that he
would become secretary Of the interior
upon Mr., Noble becoming attorney gen
eral and Mr., Miller associate Justice OF
the supreme court, Meaara, Bate, Glib,
son aud Stewart spoke In opposition 10
tho federal election bill,
Conference Reports In the nouse,
The house agreed 10 the conference
report on tho bill comforting powers on
the Baltimore and Potomac railroad In
the District Of Columbia and tho CON
ference report on the bill amending the
act 10 divide the Sioux Indians Ia Da-
tota.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-25
A Bad Coon.

Sylycalcr Lacy Ia bad coon, AZ least
30 says ha wife aud she ought to know,
Lacy Ia snblo hucd follow who, though q
good workman, Is not fond Of manual To-
Dor, but delights rather In spending his
time slipping nectar from the llowing
bowl, lie went to his home, l,S South
Cherry street yesterday afternoon In a
drunken condition, and becoming dIs.
satisfied Win thinga In general made mn
assault on ha wifo, Slo made affidavit
against him aud Olllcera Maloy aud Me-
Cort escorted him 10 the city prison,