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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-08
DECORATION DAY,


Preparations foFits Observance a. Union
town-.Liat Of Committees Who aro m
Charge, ,............,., ,...uo,
pursInnt 10 o call, a large meeting OF
citizens, male and female, old pnd young
of UnlontoWn aud vicinity, was held on
Monday evening, the 2sth Inst, ln the OLD
church for the purpose Ot making preph'
ratIons for properly observing Decoration
day and duly huuOrlug the patriot dead
on motion DR., NJ, NJ, liaucra was chosen
chairman, and Miss Ellen Lehman Hccfe'
tary, After remarks from various parties
indicating public sentiment 40 TO- Keeping
in remembrance the patriot dead 10y vlh'
ting their graves and decorating tlem
the iloworB of spring. ua usual, lio inl'
lowing committees were, on mo'ioh, APP
polntcdl ,, u
l.. d. Carl and John lirllcnhllnc,
Decoration w, ID, Rclfsnyder, Chna,
Calender Mrs, John lhelghAauuh Mrs
McGregor Mrs, Shnnafclt aud Mis-, g, W..
Stooao,
Vocal Music John Brllonstinc, Wm,
Spnght and DR., Bauer
Place Of Meeting Mr., Butler and NJ
Records W, D, Rolisuydcr, NJ, Roger
and DR.. Bauer,
Entertainment Mrs, Shnunfelt, Mrs.
Akor, Lucy Bolondcr, Mrs, John Somlor
Mrs. John Young, Mrs, VIM, Hoover, Mrs,
4, y, Myers, Mrs, Henry MoUgcE Mrs
John Brdcnatuo, Mrs Forrest Ness,
Mrs. VIM SwInuheart, Mrs, NoyIngcr and
Mrs. Dr, Bauer
On motion Ii was decided that the
cltizona Of unlOn,own extend thclr huHpi'
TALLY 10 the G., A, Il, Post Of Mugidorc
the band and other soldiers
II was also decided 10 have the boys
military drill Meeting adjourned 10
meet again In two wookH, Monday cyon'
ing May v, at the hrcl, church,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-08

You need mot urn your ucad around,
hut we Will accommodate you hy turning
the girl around aud give you Is back Wow
of her wealth ul hair
The low coIlIurc consists Of bralda and
twists arranged 10 fall low enough to lust
escape the collar aud 10 then brought 90
the crown Of the huad, and prcaontau 10y
aud most graceful appearance, A GOLF
iurc which may hC give un iudoHcrihnhlo
charm 10 an oval face, viii dclrnet from
the good looks Ot one whCHp features are
cast I'm "a largo aud broader mould, for this
reason both the high aud low oOillurO are,
and will continue iu style, To some the
high colluro is particularly becoming,
aud by these viii continue to be worn,
with such changes 100 may DO introduced
from time 20 time, liut the low Cuillurc
A0oma 90 have achieved the happy me-
dium Of meeting the requirements pt the
majority Of ludioa, and b by far the most
fashionable, lu fact one secs ton heads
dressed Ia the luttor 90 ono Ia The former
style, II is also moro comfortable and ~
adapted 20 both day nnd evening wear.
Just now Hover suggpsliye OF the inir
Spring aouauu, nr0 much worn In the hair,
ulthUuy some stlll Affect bows ot ribbon,
but for the evening, llowcrg are by all
odds the most beautiful, aud FOR young
l|A'Nl'"N NNNNiNNk iNA'l' Nl'lN 'ffAA W.
selected,
Fashionable bounDH can only be- worn
to advantage witbu front piece, and the
back collIurc reaching 20 thp napo Of the
neck, the bonnet ortouuc being supported
with shell comb or other ornament
placed I'm the top OF the hair,
Ladies', who from choice, or necessity,
are often thcir own Nuirdrugsurs, will llud
tho WbiDlnod directions ~ HOryiCO3
WOyO the hair nj the tCmploH and back
of the cars 10 the noel, with small curling
touga, twluor tIo all Che hair three inches
below the crown, Place % pointed bang
dressed vprv light and llully on the fore
head, extending hUoN Co crown, Aa indi.
Cntud lu illustration, Arrange The ouda "
the back hair IN two or thrpO loose rolls
on the crown tomuOt huIruut curlH, The
lowCr part OF the CuIllufo is composed Of
three wuyy trrBHpg ourol NO the ends, and
nlorlacod Ia the upper hair 80 Ns 10 app
pear natural. Ornament with shell or
fancy pins, N the hair rs not long enough
to dress the uppor part Of Tho coIlfurc, %
light Hwltoh OF The required lcngth should
be- added,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-08
MCKINLEY VoPns AaAIHsr shR'
WOE PhNaIoNh,

We regret TO observe that Major
Mckinley, who claims 10 be friend OF
the soldier, aud who IL u member OF
Canton post q, A, H., has Just put hlm'
Relf on record against tho aefylee pen,
sion bin recommended bY two National
Eneampmenls OF ths Grand Army ana
petitiOned for by 10000 surviving vet
Grams OF tho latb war
We have IN our possession the Com
greaaOnal Record Of May lat, when
contains the vote IN detail, Any com
fade of lhe q, A. H., or any soldier VINO
wants 10 SEQ this record ana MAJOR
Mokinley'a vote, can 500 the same III
the lleOOTd by calling ~ this olllee,
Tho measure that Major Mckinley
voted against III the idHntloal measure
recommended by two Natl0nalEncamp'
ments of the u. A, II and also by Two
state Enoampments OF the u, A. ", OF
Ohio. 10 10 also the same measure thal
was recently unanimously recon-
mended by the q, A, II, Foht OF Can
ton, ,o
Soldiers, how do you like the record
Veterans OF the war; what do you
think of your ehamplong ComradeY
of the q, A. H., what do you think OF
your representative on tho lloofof Con
grfaaY 49,. .,.
We shall refer 10 this subject again
There In plenty Of time 10 tAk over
the matter between now ana the mel
ancholy days Of the coming November
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-08
CANTON SOCIETY,

II WAS observed at the opera, during the
season OF pnnfore and Mikado thal lhe
chorus girls AL lad different styles OF
dressing their hair As the chorus girls
ara ali our hest girls, way up 20 q, on
style, our friend Soroggs, who II also
olilte patron nf the swell, in soclelyWaA
asking, you know, what Ia the prevailing
style Ia hair dreaRIup AZ the NtWh'pth'
OrRAT IN now standard authority on opera,
art, farming, base bah and hlrHuie ethics,
wo have concluded 20 give our lb,Oo1more
or less, Saturday readers, few points on
hair lli essing, aud Illustrate our logic with
Il pair of cuts, mot boiler plnleI
A few years ago hp little Interest was
manifested hy ladies In the arrangement
Of their hair, that tho halrdrosserH feared
their occupation we'll nigh gone, ANA the
art itself seemed booked for u place on
tile shelves ni the past, Hut Just here
Dame Fashion happily came 20 the res
cue, aud la her uHual peremptory way,
Instituted nov order OF c0lltnre, The out
come Of which ls, that we now see glossy
plnlts, graceful coils and twists, ANA the
huMo6t aud most CoquoiIah nt bangs, tax,
lng tho place OF the careless hnchlnol nnl
simple fringe which once suillcod for all,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-08
TARIFF RHYMES.

yoaptCtully dedicated 10 VIM Mckinley Jr, N
O. aud Chairman Of w. and ~
Come Ulye politicians
Tbls tart U0wdlsuuH
rorthls union NJ thr farmers
u mlalnR ulr tuta
Thry supported sou fof many years,
Ana, hoped TINT you'd bptfuul
u'cf broken promises ihry now shed tears
That why they've spotted you
You have lcmslalrd fora class
Aud. br0kun every pledge,
Ana party tlc' are bpllL alas,
liy the farmers ballot WrEr
Whom farmers burn their corn you Know
itmakos them awful blucl
Ana no VEN vote Protection 90 out
rhatawhy woyc Hpoucdyou'
Hrltor return TO your law dock Malci
Ana Keep out Of the row thla year.
Won arc handsome fellow 10 lUuk uil
Ana your voice N strong aud clear
Your shoulders afU broad and your belly round
And your face n smooth and true,
iWt htrausn You've shook tUu middle class,
That class have spotted YOU
Thoro'aA balm In true Democracy
no euro Nl your ilh,
Y0u need not take mo- uu.ninc,
uruuy Doctors pills.
Sow all go rluyur (hay srcds),
Como join Che good old baud,
AMI march with usto victory
Iuri think ltHuoW NJ hnud
llurtNr, May 4 1900. 0toUuE ANG
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-08

This morning. petition was filed In
Cannon Pleas Court which comes from
Wilmot, Elizabeth Fisher II the plalnuil
and Henry A, Wise, administrator ot the
estate of Paul Freed h the defendant
The planuit says that on or about tue
frat day OF October, 1873, she hnl Freed
made and entered into q verbal agree
ment that she would live with, work forl
and he the companion aud member nt
family OF him, and IN addition thereto
would nurse and care for Freed nnh ne
wife throughout their sickness Freed
agreed that he would, before or nt ne
time OF his death, assign, transfer hlid le'
liver or make over 10 the plhlnul we
house and lot he owned la The village ot
Wilmot. He died and she received 30 re-
ward. The petition further says 'hRl Nv
the time tho contract was made ihe plAlh'
tilf WAS a minor aud only 10 years ol hge'
When she arrived AZ the age Of majority
the verbal contract was rniiiled ana cou,
iirmed, aud that she performed her part
OF the contract, and was uninterrupted W.
the performance uf her dly' hhe ASKS
Tor a Judgment Of 5000 agllVhl the CO.
tate,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-08
pna KNp orAMAN nAaaI0oN Il.


(rrom tho Columbus, o, WoJldA
A few days ago q little girl from
Wooster sent 10 tho Governor a pm
cushion which had been made by a ms
sion band for the benefit OF the ehuicl,
The cushion had been sent 10 President
Harrison, but tho butter sales OF lht
White House for the past week had not
been large enough 10 warrant lhr *
trayagant expenditure OF 30 cents, and
ID was returned (at Government ex'
penae) with a wilhering note OF reIee
ton. This action ia entirely In accord
anoe with the policy OF the man who
in the early part OF his term, IN q ban
quet at New York, filled his pockets
With cigara from the table.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-08
MEETING OF INSTRUCTORS,


ptaohora MootinR ~ Alliance, Friday
and baturday
Next Friday evening and Saturday thorC
will boa mootIug Of the Northeastern
Ohio TonchcrB Association, Ut the High
S ,hool building In Alliance.
Friday evening The exercises Will con.
vi Il of an informal conference, Supt, j, j..
u rns, Of Canton, presiding,
Supt, y, A, Jones, of MnHHllOn, viii
PRESENT list Of" The Fifty Best llooksior
Teachers Supt, G, G, Davidson, Of ALI
ancc, will furnish % liHt OF "nhc Twenty
uyc Best Books for Supplementary Read
iug,N Time permitting Mr. Burns will
open the subject "CAn moral Training
In the Public School be- mudO moro Sys.
tomatic and Ellocuvow Any other sub
ioct can be brought up for consideration
at the will OF the meeting,
The saturday meeting will bo opened
with prayer ut no o'clock, %, m, Prof, n,
II, Stanley, Of Obcrllu, viii dolycr The I'M.
uugural address, and Il viii bO followed
with paper, "rho Strength aud Wcnk-
ness Of Womnn'g Work In the Public
School Service 10y Mss Sarah M,Row,of
Youngstown
In tho afternoon, at 80 o'clock, Prof.
G., Frederick Wright, OF ObCrlln, author
Of "rhO leo Ago In North AmcricaN will
speak upon "'1hc Ice Age anl Evidence
OF prcglncinl Man IN Ohio,N
The meeting will close with Hn address
by Hon, John Hancock, state Commits
sioncr Of Common Schools.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-08
qho Discharged Conductors.

Grand Conductor Wheaton Of the order
OF Railway Conductors, IN trying to secure
the reinstatement OF the llftoon conduct
ora discharged by the Ponnsylvnnin.
General Superintendent Watts says the
mon wore not discharged without cause,
and Il may bo that tho company will ro.
fuse 10 change its action. II Mr.. Wheaton
cannot by persuasion accomplish his oh.
ioct nothing else can bo done by the or
dor, for In its constitution thoro IL n
clnuso forbiddng strikes Some Of the
mon want the clause changed, Plain
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-08
Legal Notice.

Notice IA hereby given that Ella NJ, RObb did, on
the both day Of March 1890 file her petition In tho
Court OF Common Pleas OF stark county, OHIO pray
Ing for tho repattlng ef that part OF 0oOrg0 \,
L0ningora qnd addition N the CITY OF canton, yng
between 9th and 9th streets, 0f said city and In
Guiding tho following numbered lOts In said addl-
tlon 10. wit 49Qa a3bn dBOO dB0i, l80g iptvj dqgy
iQ98 a29b i91i ag0a, 4B0i, iB0b, i300 iB07 1904
ia0D aud also praying for Tho vacation OF the Btroel
oKtondlnR from Btl 10 9th Streets through anld loH
lots numbered dBDB 1900 dB00 1901 1902 i9gi
aud iiig wing on the west side OF Bald street and
iOia numbered 1907, 4B0b, d30D, aB08 1904 i9Ob.
s ,,oa aud far aueh other hnd fnrti"r raI,S 0a W.
the nature Of the case and equity may require said
petltOn will bo for hearing on the 9th day OF NAV
1880, or "a soon thereafter NJ II can be reached.
j. Il, BODB,
m91-Lw Attorney for Petitioner
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-08
POETS CORNER,
gHn COMING or THE MAY,


BYKArR BR0WHLHH SHERWOOD
win tho early dawn im waklpa
Ana Joy 10 ia me alr
Tho song of hlTda 10 breaking
Tue silence everywhere
Ana my heart 10 full Of longing
cannot all allaY
IN tho dear, Old hauuls 70 welcome
The coming of the May
In those rare enchanted orchards
Where peach and apple hloomi
Is ming All tho long, bright hour,
Win delicate peIiumei
Or wilhlH tho grand old forests
Where sun and shadow play
'TW0Fe yelY sweet " greet again.
The oomlng Of Ihe MAJ
o, there are such countless treasures
In forests far away
Tho starry eyed anamunesl
Ana lady slippers gaY
Aud eau tell tho ven spot
where orchids hide HWny
Their pretty precious fAfri, llll
The coming VI no hAl'
! know iuat where lhe Wnlelh
llloom IN tho meadow hedge,
Ana where tho pink arhuiua lfAlla
AdOWn the rlyor ledger
Where trIluumb and blue bells low
Afe bnWlhg all lhe dAi,
10 welcome win ihnir pielly WAYS
The coming oi Mo may
Ana tho slopes upon mo hill tops,
where grows tho mountain lrh,
Where sassafTas aud birch abound
Arb known ~ Well u mel
Ana the bends Of brook Aud rIyeE
Whore trout and turtle stay
Ana muscle ahullH HlraW Whitley IN
Tho coming ut tho Stay
Whore the lark lsgayly singing
'rwofe JOY agAlu ~ Eo,-
I've heard, sometimes. music ln
Tho caWlug NJ thu cruW,-
Where the bohullnk li tr.lllHg
iila merry rpundrlhH
Fnr rull glad things orc gladden. IN
Tho coming ot thr May
And, yet I, my feft ftUtlnnH
10 ohildhlodh hNua again
Might ma thvn yety hArun
Aud strangely iull ut palni
rOr the forms that wandered win mo
Would bo shadows IN thp way
Ana my heart might e'eu he heavy, IN
Tho coming Of tho May
Yet with earnest, eager longing
lWuuul wcll dtnue,
im turning 20 Tho moadowa
The woods NJ birch and pine,
an memory hb Kind 70 mu
Lot all rIfu fade away
nut spare my heart lis mplulct. IN
The coming oi tho May
CANTON, o. May ibL
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-08

Durbin, Wright q Co. and l.. Sollmann,
the druggists, desire us 70 publish the fol-
lowing testimonial as they handle the
remedy and believe II to bo reliable.
bought 30 cont bottle Of Chamber
lain's Pain Balm and applied II 10 my
limbs, which have been afflicted with
rheumatism nj intervals for one year, Az
the time bought the Pain. Balm was
unable 10 walk. can truthfully say that
Pain Balm has completely cured me.
II, IA, BvRR, Hollywood Kan. Mr.. A. u.
Cox, the leading druggist ut Hollywood,
vouches for tho truth Of tho above state
ment.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-08

endemic Of whooplng cough here, lste'
warl, Tenn,,) aud ChRmherlalq,s, Coggh
Remedy has been the oUlY medicine lliht
has done any good,n There u go lhhRer
from whooplng cough, when llla relne,y
the disease, b0 cent bottles for sale by
burhn, Wright a Coz and l., Nollmann,
druggists,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-08
A Complicated Case in ronnosseo.

NASHVILLE, May b.-ISpocial, --Tho
Legislature recently abolished james
county and attached Ito Hamilton ooun'
TO recognize The change and keep on do
ing business as before, nj the old stand.
The case has been appealed 10 the SUI
prome court and the people of james
county say that N the decision ls against
them they will socede and organize q lit
tlo state OF their own, the size OF Rhode
Iuinul
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-08
Don't Pool Woli,

And yet you are not sick enough TO con.
suit doctor, or you refrain from 40 doing
for fear you viii alarm yourself and
friends we will tell you Just what you
nood II Is Hoods SarsHpurllla, which
viii llft you out OF that uncertain, uncom-
Portable, dangerous condition, into q
state Of good health, ,conildonccn choor
fulnoss. You've no idea how potent this
peculiar medicine is IN casos like yours.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-08

There are
many white soaps,
each
represented to be
"just as good as the Ivory"
They are not,
but like
all eounter(eits,
they lack
the peculiar
and remarkable
qualities of
the genuine.
Ask for
Ivory Soap
and
insist upon having it,
'Tis sold everywhere.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-08
want Pay For cnrInR and NursinR.

Thomas Crowl and his wife, Mary Ann
Crowl, have filed u petition In common
beth Ann Boory. They say that during
the life timo Of the deceased, they No hor
request, boarded took care OF and nursod
her, which was considerable trouble and
expense. They ask for judgment Of ST.
Uul m
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-08
Divorce Notice.

Mary j Reed n hereby notified that on tho 9th
day Of April, 1900, Th0mAB H. Rood 1lOd his rotl-
tl0n In the Court OF Common Pleas, within and for
tho county Of stark and state VI Ohio, charging hor
with o1tfon0 cruelty towards him, Tho prayer Of
said petition Is that lo be divorced from her, and
RlyOn the custody VI thOlr minor child
Tho Bald Mary y. Reed N required 10 answer or
domur 20 said petition ON or before tho 2blh day OF
May, 1890, THOMAS II, REED.
JoSHs 4 HUDSON, his Att'ys api0.Lw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-08
narlson'o mary Ann Again on a gproo,

WASHINGTON, May 5,-Tho Post Of this
morning says
Mary Ann DoughcrtN who became nl.
most n national Issue during the latter
portion of President Clcyelnnd's admnis-
iration, was locked up last night nj tho U
street police station, on the charge Of be-
ing an habltunl drunlard
President Cleveland vetoed the private
gross, over which much was said and
Harrison gavo her u clorhship in the
treasury department She has been
on spree several tlmoa since then.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-08
npiroRGALsQuIns.

TiE Toledo Blade IL out In now droea
The Blade In on Of the best dNilica In tho
United Statoa aud we are glad TO see II
prosper,
Tiir Modknn Sentinel Of May lat IL ont
atrong for Judge Sullwoll Of Holmes Co,
for Congress, Why don't some OF our
Stark Co, talent, make raid Into Med ma
jouN NJ, Cook, OF Jefferson county, has
carried ColumbiAna county and VIII prob
ably beat Taylor, Of Guernsey county, for
the Republican nomination for Congrcnh
in the 18Th district
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-08
pnIpKs lp Will Nm WARWICK,


The Independent has referred In
terms more or less light 10 the con,
greasioaal aspirations Of various local
Democrats. II now ventures 10 sub
nit, ash serious prediction, that the
Democratic candidate from this ais
trirt viii be OK Lieutenant Governor
John q. WARWICK.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-08

Jonas M. Rice OF Osnaburg was this
morning re.arrosted by Constable Slagle
on u warrant sworn out by Chas. Steineck
Tor using profanc language towards Stein
eek. He was taken before Justice Rim
gle and pleaded not guilty, and entered
into bond for his appearance May 0 az 10
oiolook
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-08
Legal Notice.
Jacob 3. Goodman, Plaintiff,

Jacob y, Goodman, Plaintiff
w,
Emma II. Goodman, Defendant
Emma y, Goodman, Whose place OF realdgnee IA
unknown, iate Of Hieycna, ponnaylyanla' VIII take
notice that ON the 10Th day OF matenl a. ~ leVV IN
the Court Of Common Pleas o. bu'ik county ONO
whero the action IA now pending being cause NO
0900 the undofagned, Jacob uooulnan illed hlg
petition praying FOR divorce rom ner ino bhid
iCmma VI ,j0odman IA required W answer Tho poll-
ion In said action not lhtor than Bx weeks hlor the
oOth day Of March, 1900 the dato tho nfet publl-
cation OF this notice, or ln sugh dN9rSG WY DO
granted aAVuVln u "VoDmaAN
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-08
TOO muoh oough.Do.


Political Chief Mckinley should 70.
turn his tariff bill 10 the Congressional
oven, the high duty on tin has prevent
cd IL from thoroughly baking on the
hot Om.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-08
sHnnIFF SALE.

A. Taylot&son s,,,, o,gsI ,g,lo,i q do,o,ooo sas,
Jacob =, snyder tal Pleas poart
ny virtue of an order Of sale, Issued NY mo clerk
0f lhe n0uTt Gf common nleaa o. STARK oonlY o. ~
tho above action aud VI Inc dlTelled VIII plnl InI
sala al public 0utnIy, AZ ihe dpoi of mo oQnt
house To- the elly of pahloni on
Saturday, the l7th day of May, 1890,
the following described real estate to-Wli hluate
IN thp township NJ Marlboro, county nl hlafh Ahl
hal6 0f ono and known 10 inla nuihhff " 4 Ahh
h1 IN the town 0f New baltimore in said epNhlfi
Also iOi NJ land Bing southeast NJ sAll Town
New hfltlWnTf, IN aAld township anl county ana
adiGlnlnH said lpt above described, thp aAlnp ptnH
about iip Aizh pi no village lpt
Appraised a. epii
sale 10 commence At 1 o'clock D. M TERMS
o, 4, KRIDFR, aherIh
RALpwiH a SHIELDS, Aitys
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-08
A'sNUG SUM WANTED,
WllmOt Comes to Common Pleas Court
With a Petition

A Verbal Contract Made Ny Young Girl
and Rauasd whom she Was Of Age'''
she Asks For ", 900 From the Admiaia'
TRAITOR Of tho Estate
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-08
THE aRANoARmY guoAmPmuur.


NA'NIANN Rl RAANNIN.a. hNNNlA H'W INK
Department COMMUNICATIVE, ida NJ,
Clark promdout oftbo W, H,C.
CNolNNArI, May Yesterday Capt, p,
II, Bowling, Of Toledo, was elected De.
partmout Commander of the Grand Army
aud Mrs, Ada T. Clark Of Canton, was
unanimously elected President OF the
Womun'a Roliof Corps Last evening at
the Scottish Rite Cathedral the WomHn'a
Relief Corps held nu elaborate memorial
service In honor Of Mrs. Lucy Webb
Hayes, There was music on the great
organ, scripture lessons, solos by Mrs,
Woimcr, and an eloquent address by Mrs.
Kate B. Sherwood, of Canton Mrs, Shcr-
wood spoke briefly but cloQucntly upon
the beautiful life Of Mira, Hayes, her de-
yotion TO principle and her earnest work
IN all reform She recalled how Mrs.
Hnyos went into The society Of Washing.
ton, when onch womon's aim was TO out.
dress her nclghbor, and how her simple,
womanly attire was first rdlculod and
then admired and initiated, how her OK.
example had always boon for good and
had for its purity won praise from all
clnssos She closed with an eloquent de-
scriptlon OF Mrs. Hayes peaceful death.
A huge campfire was held at Pixies
opera house last ovcnng,
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A rnrmor IInnrn IIlmaelL

FiNpLAY, o., May 6,-ISpoolnl. Potter
Yarmouth, q wealthy farmer, hanged him
self In barn early this morning. Cause
Of auloidO not known,
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plp t,abor strlko NJ Doilairo, y.

BELLAtilE, o., May b,-ISpoclal, l-Six
hundred miners here and Nt Cambridge
are on a strike, They claim the screens
are not correct. These miners will
probably bo idle all summer.
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No Trouble At Springfield.

SPRINGFIELD, o., May b,--[Special. J.
Demand OF the carpenters for shorter
hours has granted and there will bo no
strike.