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Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-03-12

z. NJ. Thomas Manf Co., New York
Have the kindness to send me by mail one
dollars worth of Sitalia liver Pills. Enel0s-
ed find the money. From the vial sent me
am pleased with IL. w. II. BROOKS. JR.,
Ontario, Cal.
For sale by McReynolCfs & co.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-02
A LITTLE GIRLS FALL.
Anna RIrcher Tumbles From an
Abutmeni,
she Falls Distance Of Ten Feet ana has
Marrow Eaoape'-'A Loaded Little
Wagon the Cause Of the Accident,

A painful accident,
A little Girl twelve years old falls from
an approach 10 a bridge and sualalnH So
we're Injuries,
Yesierday afternoon about 8 o'clock An
nle Kireher, residing on hherrleh avenue,
started from home with her bfolhef, q
hoy about six yeara old, 70 take Two
lack screws on q small wagon h we res
ldenee OF Joseph kekert, who yes on
Charles street, Coming west on aheffleh
avenue they arrived al tho south creek
bridge, There the road turns abruptly
north, They Gro Aaed the bridge and DO
seendlng the northern approach OF lhe
bridge, the girl started down. The boy
was behind her Aa she stepped forward,
the wagon, which was heavy from lhe
weight OF the lack screws, started down
behind her forcing her forward, hhe
lost her foothOld and fell distance OF
ion feet into raylne, The wagon tum'
bled after her, the iron screws iAlllhH ny
her side,
lier head struck some sharp stones, and
three QaRhea, two OF them three Inches
long, were cut la her head, one lust above
the right ear and another on lhe bhek OF
the head,
Her brother Immediately started on q
run for home. Two men, who, were
working on the hlfeei houll pl
tho bridge witnessed the accident
came 10 her rescue, They found her lying
on her right side, and unconscious She
was carried 20 the residence OF Mrs, liau.
man, short distance away The blood
was washed oil her face and head and
bandagea applied 10 the wounds She
was then taken home where DE-, Joseph
Sohaefer was called who dressed the
wounds. She remained unconscious Tor
nearly two hours. a.
DR., Schaefer accompanied hy q NtWh'
DEMOCRAT reporter visited lhe hlgehpr
residence this morning ana !ouhu lhe
patient lmproylng. The family was ai'
lllcted about -four weeks ago by the death
OF child.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-02

Tho Maine stallion Nelson beat the
worlds stallion record NJ Kankakoo, Ills,
yesterday on q kite shaped track, making
tho mile In 2illN,
Mr.. Mccormick, Of plttsburg, ownor OF
the great PAGER Dallas, and tho Buffalo
owners Of Hal Pointer have arranged n
match race for $500 side between the
two aide.wheolers. The race will come
Off at the Pittsburg meeting next week.
Clara, n Kontuckoy pacor, owned by
Vim. u. Cook, died yesterday at 8 100 n. m.
Mr.. Cook had recently bocn offered $500
for her.
Rain interforred with the races yostor-
day at Dayton, TllIln and Cincinnati.
The 2;l0 and 2,2l trots and 2iM pacing
race have been declared of In Cincinnati.
The members Of tho Stark County
Agricultural society are now satisfied that
II pays 10 offer good purses FOR racos.
They have made big money this yenr.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-02
A STRANGE CASE.
A Man While Temporarily Insane
Attacks q Doctor
Whom Ho Was oonauiting---Anothor
Physician Comes TO His Ald.-.partieu.
lars Of tho Case.

DR.. j. NJ. Bye Of 81 West Tuocarawaa
street has q struggle with an oplloptIo who
Ia NJ last overcome by tho use of anaoa'
thotca,
Saturday afternoon o man named Rock
residing near Paris, an opllopilo, walked
into DR.. Byo'a Office 10 consult the doe.
tor for treatment,
Rock 10 muscular follow, 90 Ia also DR.,
Bye. About Ave minutes after entering
Rock was overcome with an epilopto.oat.
aloptIo NJ, and made n break for tho doc.
tor with blood In his eyes,
llo caught hold Of the doctor'a arm and
twlatod II In q painful way lively tus.
alo thon onaucd and the two oombatants,
ono In the frenzy Of insanity, the other
badly frightened, rolled on tho floor In o
terrible struggle for Victory.
While the two men were on the flour q
man named Alexander Robertson oamo
Into the Office and quickly taking In the
situation ho started for DR., Boulla on tho
opposite side Of tho street. Tho
doctor with aome anaoathotca started
FOR DR., Byo's Office. When he arrived
thoc, Rock was ovorpowcrlng tho doctor,
Tho drugs were quickly applied by DIR.
Roulka and they soon took effect, whom
llock released bis hold on DIR. Bye, and
became unconscious.
Aftor an hour or moro ho rognlnod con-
hciouanoan aud was himself again. Tho
doctor fooln very sore from the great mus
cuIar strain, but enya that ho 10 ready 90
meet another such n oago II II must be.
II In said that Rock whom ho becomes In
thla state, IN dangerous man and aomo-
thing ought 10 bo done towards securing
tho people from his dangerous presence,
He has spent several months In an asylum
but II was OF no avail.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-02
ANERvELEss LEADER,
Mckinley Was Cooked and Primed For a
Bold Political Move, and Then flunhed
For Want OF Nerve,

trfom DHn, stan ooucpohdehtl
WAanISdToN, Sept. 9O,-An interesting
story has lust leaked out from a Few IN
dignnnt Republicans. II IN n story, OF
bold party and weak leader ana Tue
hero OF the touching narrative IN Major
Mckinley. IL seems that on tue day the
two negroes were 20 be seated, tie ltepub-
llcan leaders had cooked up "a resolution
10 Impose fine on the absent Democrat
members, and every Republican IN llio
city received notice TO be Ia his seat NJ tho
atroko OF ", 70 vote "on measure OF
great importance. Mckinley was put In
charge Oh the resolution, but the reeolu.
ton was not introduced, ana the cause OF
tho ilaaco was that At the critical moment
tho nervous strength OF Mckinley gave
way, aud ho declined 10 father tho pro-
posed rule. The language OF the dlnhp.
pointed Republicans, who VIII talk, 10 OF
"a lively character, one OF them IN re-
0Thls settles Mckinley for the Presl.
donoy, or tho Speakorahlp or anything
else In the gift OF the Republican
party. II he IL liable TO
give way AZ n critical iuncturc
like yesterday ho might as woll giye. up
the absurd idea OF becoming u Republican
loader. just imagine Tom Reed going
back on his party when everything was In
na good shape aS we had thlnRa yesterday
Mckinley stock has gone down. The
speakers stock Ia higher than ever since
tho miserable failure, ] am not the only
man who thinks that way either. Every
man who has spoken 70 me about the Of
fair thinka exactly as do about H.. The
story will be out In few days and tho
Democrats will boready for us whom we
try anything Of the sort again, We had our
chance once and will never have 0a good
an opportunity again thanks 10 the cow
nrdlcc Of the Little Napoleon,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-02
mAss1LLoN MATTERS.

MAssInLoN, Sept. 28,-[Special. l.
News reached this city this morning OF n
terrible cutting array Eay onp ~ MIi,por, rs p On
celebration Of August Turskey's silver
wedding. One OF the guests was Fred
Harmon, employed at tho rolling
mill In this city. During
the festivities Harmon and Ferdl-
nand Kemp got into q friendly dispute,
both being In state Of intoxlcatlon,
Harmon In his frenzy secured knife and
cut Kemp, inflicting several dangerous
wounds. During the melee Komp's wife
intcrfered and was also cut In the broast.
DR.. Williamson, Of this city, dressed the
wounds. Doubts are entertained OF
Kcmp's recovery.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-02
ANOTHER R. R, HORROR.

II Happens ID Miles from Cinoinnetl'--
Remarkable Escape OF Construction
Train-It Happens on a Branch OF tho
Baltimore 81 Ohio n. r.
MADIsoNvIbLE, o., Sept. T.--[Speo.
ial. lone OF the most sensational wrecks
ever known on the u. u o. road occurred
this morning. Six cars Of o construction
train were on the main track whom tho
Cincinnati express, containing 100 pas
genQers, came down on them at the rate
OF 30 miles an hour, dashlng into the cars,
loaded with workmen, who thought thoy
were on q side track. There was an aw-
ful crash. Tho six carH. were mashed into
kindling wood and u dozen Of the mon
were wounded, but miraculously mono
were killed. The passengers In the
coaches were hurled forward with terrl'
bic force. More than 30 were injured.
One man was killed outright, j. W.
HouRh. Tho engineer, Little, has q terri
ble wound in his head. None OF the pas
genQers are fatally hurt. The wreck will
delay oil trains for hours, ..
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-02
LATEST FALL FASHIONS.
Graceful, Comfortable and Appropri'
ate Mantela.
lspselaI % NO Nrws.pnmonArA

In tho fall, 40 In that other unsettled
season, ne sp,lng, we ' we'i,sn va, WE
that provides a number OF winter wraps
10 suil tie many variations Of iemperas
tlre, 30 that whether II be mild, bright
and sunny, or grey and chilly, her attire
may be la harmony with the weather,
Two weeks ago our readers had a chance
10 study up the long eohiurAe'wfap which
Ii 90 comfortable for the promenade or
the drive la brisk, hraeing daysl today
they shall SOC what ID the newest tedfefn
idea Tor the brilliant Indian summer, IL
Ii d variation Of the small oape'wrah
which this house made 20 popular IN the
aprlng, only composed Of more subhlan
tial material,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-02
Legal Notice.

Horny L. sullivan and Mary sullivan, husband
aud wife, reading IN the city uf Washington, ID, o.
viii tako notoo that on tho h0lh dhy 0f September
1880 John W. WAhor nled ha petition IN the Com
mon Pleas gOuft of stark county, Ohio, against tho
OF mortgage deed made by said Henry l.. Aulll.
van aud MARY Sullivan, 10 plaintiff on lot number
two, IN DondA addition, and lot number eight In
uhl0 given 10 secure n note on which balance of
OIL lbaOO IN due with interest thereon NJ Dor cent
per Annum, payable annually, from September
Goth, 1890,
said parties are required 10 answer on or before
tho oad day " November 1890, or Judgment may bo
JOHN W. wALsER.
JouN o, wHLTy, Att'y for Plaintiff aope6.ot
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-02
A FINE DISPLAY.
The Exhibit OF tho Canton Buggy and
aoar Company at the Fair.

The display OF the Canton Buggy and
Gear Company inside OF the track ~ ono
OF the most attractive on the grounds, and
yesterday was visited by thousands OF
strangers, There are buggioa, Surveys,
phAotona, Jump seats, rond wagons, ana
many others too numerous 20 montion,
Since the organization OF the Canton
Buggy and Gear Company nothing but the
bost OF material Ia put together In the
most durable manner, and finished In the
latest and best styles,
They have some low hung double
phaetons and single phnotons, both
three sprlnga on exhibition.
The superior merits OF the Imperial
Gear and Springs over any OF the patent.
cd springs and gears on the market viii
be apparent TO any practical man, upon
examination. II possesses the following
points, unrlyalod and unequolod;
ist,-They are absolutely without side
motion, the side springs being supported
and bracod by the contor or truss springs,
80 ms 10 avoid that undesirable feature.
2nd.-They will always ride level, no
matter on which side the weight IL placed,
the truss springs being In position 10
oqualize the pressure.
brd.-They cannot bo loaded enough
when In use 10 sink below the lovol, nor
TO overcome their power OF sprlnglng
back into position; because by tightening
the adjusting bolts In the curved springs
A, A, they become trubsos as against u
heavy load, by removing tho Same bolts,
the curved springs A, A, become auxiliary
10 the parallel springs u, B, on which thoy
rest, and 10 those above, thus making II
not only adjustable TO any lond, but tho
easiest action, long spring on the market.
ath--A great superiority tho Imperial
possesses over any other gear, where tho
two axleB are connected by springs ls this
which we especially commend TO your mo-
tice. II never gets out OF track, being the
only qenr made that hns an olrectuAl and
practical brace against that serious fault,
all tho springs being made auxiliary TO
each other,
g. @. Cook is president OF tho company,
w. J.. Alexander, vice president, G. Il,
Cook, secretary and treasurer.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-02

In the above sketch Redfern has used
plush Of a deep bronze-brown for the
back and sleeve poHlona, while the scarf
front plrded at the wal6t by u broad band
OF gold metallic ribbon, II OF terra Gotta
corded allk, allRhty braided Just below
the collar, with gold braid. THIS collar 10
Of the llarng medlcla shape and extondh
down upon the shoulders the hleeven are
pulled very high, The Tiny toque - ol
the same plush ns We 9,ep,e' a3H a ,,a p,go ,n,a
ahoVa uH
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-02

count of damage 10 hia property Al A.
lance, The road las slime been sold ITO
says the road 10 about 70 be sold again
aud asks 10 have tic first lien, AleKAnder
LOwman, one Ut tho defendants, filed hia
answer ana erosepeiillon, lie says 20
obtained q Judgment Ia 80 agalnht the
Cleveland, lalngslOWn a fittsburR Kali
way Tor 1900, lle asks for the ffhi Hen
ON the road,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-02
THn cAMpA1oN I'M TnIs pIsTRIoT.
Republicans In othor Districts Kicking
Against Mckinley Trying 10 Hog all
Tho oratory and Doodle.
trlaln Dealer Specially

COLUMBUS, o. Sept. 2O,-Tho Demo.
cratic campaign will open formally NJ
Canton, Octobor2 2 with Governor Camp.
boil sounding the keynote. As stated
several days ago tho Stark county dis
trict will be the battle ground In Ohio,
Already throughout the state thoro
10 grumbllng about Mckinley receiving
the most attention and aid. Republican
candidates elsewhere In closer districts
say thoy have q right TO expect some con-
alteration at the hands OF the state COM
mlttoo, but N Mckinley IL 10 have oil tho
speakers and the money thoy want 10
know Il now, In that event they propose
10 cut loose from tho party organization
and look out for themselves, leaving Dan
Ryan and the state ticket 10 do the same
thing. Tho faction that, is particularly
annoyed by the preference and favoritlem
shown Mckinley In that represented by
Foraker. They very properly hold that
the whole matter IL n scheme. 70 boost
Mckinley for the governorship by rum
ming him far ahead OF his ticket,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-02
Legal Notice.

Ellen Coz state Of ohio, stark County
Va Court Of Common rloaa,
william Cox } Action In Divorce,
Tho said william Cox viii take notice that on
Wednesday the 18th day OF October, A, ID. 1890 tho
said kllon Coz, above named, Will take tho deposit
tona of aundfy wllntuAoa " he used ~ uydoueo on
the trial OF the above cause, M tho 0nloo 0f tho
Mayor OF Nashville In the county " Howard In tho
state OF Arkansas, between the hours OF O'Clock n
M and O'Clock y, mj OF nnd day, and that tho
taking of tho aamo Will ho adjourned from day 10
plotted, WIN, y, PlERO,
aupaA-dw Attorney for Plaintiff
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-02
nm aunaoRIrTIoN LIhr

That win do pretty we'll for single In.
teroat In one city, and from the size OF
this subscription IL looks aa though the
announcement made homo time ago that
$4,000 would bo put Into tho Sixteenth
District 10 elect Mckinley would be yorl'
fled.
It 10 cheering 10 see pioua Wanamaker
contributing literally toward the corrup'
ton Of the ballot.box Ia Ohio. w. A, II,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-02
You Take No Risk

In buying Hoods Sarsaparilla, for Il is
everywhere recognized as the standard
building-up medicine and blood purifier.
II has won its way 10 the front by It's own
intrinsic merit, and has the largest sale OF
any preparation Of lis kind. Any honest
will confirm this statement. II
you decide 10 take Hoods Sarsaparllla do
not be induced 10 buy anything else In.
stead. BE sure 10 get Hoods,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-02
suit Against a RAILROAD.

Geo. w. Rice has flled petition In
Common Pleas court against the Lake
Erie, Alliance u Southern Railway. He
alleges that In 1884 he obtained q judg-
ment against the Cleveland, Youngstown
y PiMsburG Railway, for $1,000, on &C,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-02
RHRRIFF aALN.

jonas Lutl order OF Aalo,
christian wsAna ct S''I fISS. SSSHS ooSSe SS%"''
ny virtue OF an order OF sale Issued by th0
clerk VI tho court OF common pleas 0f stark UO,,
o., IN the above action, and 70 mo directed will 0tfef
i0f hae VI public 0utofy on the stops Of tho court
house, III the city OF Canton, on
Saturday, the 18th day Of October, 1890,
the following described real estate t0swit Situate
IN tho olty 0f Mahlll0n, county Of STARK And state
OF OhiO aud being lot number sixteen hundred Rnd
alxiysfuuf (00tl IN Taylor ClAyb subdivision 0f
part 0f lots 10 aud ul, In WetmOf nnuey a FAy'H
amoAble partition, IN the city OF MAsslll0u, Ohio
Appraised Nei, 800,
sale W commence NJ Que O'Clock D. m. Terms
Q, a. KRIDER sheriff.
o. E. Youg0, ATTY
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-02
nrnannld,n rnmain Rarulator.

Should DO used by the young woman,
she who suffers from any disorder pecu-
liar TO her sox, and NJ change Of life IL a
powerful tonic benefits oil who use II.
Write The Brad1old Reg. Go. Atlanta, Ga.
for particulars. Sold by all druggists.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-02

There are
many white soaps,
each
represented to be
"just as good as the Ivory
They are not,
but like
all counterleits,
they lack
the peculiar
and remarkable
qualities Of
the genuine,
Ask for
Ivory Soap
and
insist upon having II.
IT'S sold everywhere.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-02
A r.nhu N snuth carolina wrltonl

My labor was shorter and less painful
than on two former occasions physiclans
nstonished thank you Tor "Mother's
Eriend.u II Is worth Us weight In gold.
Address The BradHeld Reg. Co. Atlanta,
Ca, for particulars. Sold by oil drugglsts.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-02

This was the race OF the day and was
pretty exhibition. There were twelve on.
tries and ten starters. In the first heat
Honest John was dist0ncod, the other
nine horses remaining In tho race until
the finish.
Belle Hamilton, owned by Goldberg
Bros. had no trouble In winning In three
straight heats. This mare was driven by
william BrnnlnRan, who now has charge
OF Goldbcrg'B stable. He is well known
driver, having brought out Leopard Rose
this season. Record 2.lbA.
Lady May was good second, keeping
this position during the entire race. Tho
ann M Ia ANnna
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-02

ANOTHER or rlE REDEERN FALL oArEs
But this ono 10 Of military cloth In dull
dark red, The collar and entiro front 70
oyorlnld with straps OF Wide, black braid,
outlined with pearl edge OF ilnc Fedora
braid The oyorsleeyca are laid IN box
ploata 10 hang very full and are headed
by "A band OF black fox like an opnulot,
and u similar band odgca tho bottom OF
the close under sleeves, II will bo scon
that the effect Ia that Of ught.ilttlng
coat with deep, pointed front and cape
alooyo. Tho toquo IL OF tho cloth 10
match, with loops OF black velvet and n
short curlod ostrich Zip Of the Same sable
huo
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-02

THE Mckinley bill doubles the tax
on starch. This looks hard on the
washerwoman, but there will be enough
starch taken out OF the Republicans In
November to pay for it:-1Ex.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-02
Divorce Notice

In tho Court Of Common Ploaa, stark County, o,
emma Johnston Plaintiff,
VI,
Baaoomb T, Johnston OF NJ Defendants,
naao0mb a, Johnston, whose place Of residence N
unknown, viii take notice that on tho Goth day OF
August, 1870, the above named Emma Johnston
nod ner petition IN the court OF common pleas STARK
county, ohio, being oausu number 7lHi, praylnRA
divorce from said naaoomh a. Johnston, on thO
ground OF wllltu absence aud hAbtunl drunkenness
f0r more than three years last past aud gfuss neg
iect OF duil, mid TOT hlmpny
tor the sixth saturday from Aeplenber ON, 1870.
EMMA JOHNSTON,
CAHN, MONNOr a WiitTAour, aepisM
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-02
MCKINLEY AND HIS DOODLE.
Enough Corruption Unearthed AL
ready TO Down Him.
Let the Honest Voters Read and Then
SPOT tho noodlern' Candidate,


CosHooToH, Ohio, Sept, 2a,-i Happening
IN town met Judge George w, hlilwell,
OF Holmes county, who 10 engaged Ia the
prolraoted trial OF q case. The Judge was
tho strongest competitor against Hon.
John g, Warwick AZ the Orryille eonven'
tion and 10 one Of tho most popular
Democrats in tho sixteenth district The
Judge aaysl"i want 70 say without eqlyo,
cation and with tho utmost stress, that |
have never felt any soreness over the re'
suit AZ OTyllle, am loyal 10 nv, War
wick aud 10 my party, am that Kind OF
Democrat II would be calamity u by
any peradyenture Mr., Warwick could be
defeated. Whatever can do for him oF
tho cause 1 will do, business has en-
crossed my attention for weeks, and |
will be tied up Ia court another week.
nut after that, II my services are wanted
they will DO cheerfully given.
"llow about Me majority In Holmes
oOunty9h
"With proper management II should be
100, Mckinley can not accomplish
much with money, On the Tariff bill, he
will lose In the county There 10 also n
brilliant opportunity for work In Medina
county. Warwick should gain 900 votes
there.n
II there Ia any body In the country vain
enough tolniARlne that there will not he
4 DrLuGF or DOODLE
In Major MelInley'a behalf, he should
dlyest himself Of II aa speedily AS poaalble.
Not a protected monopoly In the country
but 10 subscribing to an immense oorrup'
ton fund 70 purchase lila election At the
polls, The Iron, lumber, salt, steel and
other protected harona are contributing
llbprally.
A gentleman who 10 fully Informed an
10 the facts showed met
TuE sunROmPTION LIST
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-02
CLOSE OF THE FAIR
Secretary j. +, Niesa Says He
VIII Retire,
Emma Wins After Bud crooke
Has Taken Two Heats

A Famfr Injured by an kEploaion''pF'
oapes aud the "Rep, "'-olose Of a Most
Successful Fair,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-02

GOR BAIti-Farm OF forty acrea, situated IN Plko
mlles northeast Of WaynoaburR and one mile from
railroad alatlon has six acres Of good timber land
balance under uultynuOnl good tw0.hlQfy house of
nine roonir bnrn auminOr house, wood house. good
woll and mover. failing spring, orchard Of choice
fruit apples peaches, pears chorrles aud grapes
tarme or oxohnnan for city property knqulre Of
William Nuns No 1873 Prospect avenue o. Grant
WLalhlln, No. woai Seventh Ht tebp0.hwstf
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-02
$500 Reward!

WE will pay tho above reward for any case OF
Liver Complaint Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, tnd-
gnatlgn, CONSTIPATION or u0alycnoau We cannot cure
with wenl'a Vegetable Liver pila, whom the dlfoc.
Vegetable and mover fall 10 give satisfaction, Hu.
gar Coated, Large boxes, containing no Pills %
oenta For sale Ny All ntugglela, beware OF ooun-
turod only by JOHN D, wEST a 90, Hold by DUR
bin Wright a Co., and Tho Popular Drug Oo,, Gan.
Canton, y, uoviRysd sdSw-m0n-wed-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-02


u,Olt SALE OR RENr-ifotei, IN Canal Fulton,
y Qhlol Will rent or trade, or sell Call NJ l2i
Bouth Cherry street. Bepl8.hws
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-02

,srrHM,. MVe. Aliens paunlen rnoo nlopoil.
nIlII1ll tl0ld6n Hair Wash Mamma Dura for deye-
l'Y w opnR the bust innnn, ior removing apperfn.
" ~ Qua iialf Bang dressing All goods whOlcgnle
~ u and RETAIL Hpfd cts lOf illustrated circular,
a4.Fuil line " nnp hair goods hre n W. Allen,
'rl-eAlma Wood Az, Delfvh Mich sola w agpRRliu,