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Los Angeles herald., 1890-04-22

SLEEPLESS NIGHTS, made miserable by
that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure is the
remedy for you. For sale by c. F. Heinzeman
122 North Main street.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-04-22

WILL YOU SUFFER with Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint? Shiloh's Vitalzer is guaranteed to
cure you. For sale by c. f. Heinzeman, 122
North Main street.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-16
OUR MAssILLoN LETTER.

MAssiLLoN, o., Oct, 10.
Tho meeting 70 organize Junior Y. M.
ID. C.was postponed last evening for this
evening. Enthusiasm prevails among
some Of the boys especially Fred Prior
who has already secured the names OF
abouta0 boya who will Join tho club. A
large attendance In expected this evening.
Russell 4 Go. paid ], II, Shelter for the
loss Of hia horAo ny drowning In the ditch
near their works Monday night, though
not bOlna liable for any damage.
Hon, Lawrence n, Neal will not speak
In the opera house ~ stated In yesterdays
paper Music Hail has been secured for
that purpose, tho opera house hoing occu.
pied Thursday evening by the Hid Park
Concert Co.
Tho English Catholic social was well NJ.
tended last night, About 81 was takon In.
The Y, NJ. d. @. hold mootIng In their
rooms last night. They decided TO turn
out with the Harmonic band ~ the meet
Ing nj Mllloraburg ono week from Thurs
days also NJ this Thursdays meeting In
this city. They also adopted badges.
Mre. Julia NJ. Jarvis, Of Wooster, Ia Wis
iting In this city.
Missea Kitty Shnnafolt, Nellie Bomber
ger and Eatolla Adlor, Of Canton, arc Vis-
ting Miss Name Hubor on Park street,
Mcssrs Ed Upham, Ed. DoIoll, II. A..
Plhn, Robt. Reay and Thos, Austin left
this morning fon Minerva, o., 10 elect a
Republican candidate for State Board OF
Equalization.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-16
EDITORIAL sauIBs.

MCKiNLEY spoke at Kalamazoo, Mich,
last evening. A dispatch TO the Cleveland
loAdor aays, mckinley was pale and
oaroworn, andhls voieo was almost gono.n
In speaking OF the riao In goods consumed
by tho poor, caused by his bill, Mckinley
Said "ao dlslilted the cry for cheap
pricoa, for choap and nasty wont togeth.
erj and hc believed that whom things wore
cheapest mon were poorest, because cheap
prices meant no wOvk.n
There Ia we'll grounded report that
some of the Republican managers arc no.
gotIating for tho Canton Loader, the pro-
hibitlon organ, In order TO buck CAndi-
dato Ashonhurst or tie track. McRlnley
10 said to.bo afraid OF Ashenhurst's inilu-
ouco among tho more radical temperance
mon, who do not oven endorse charopagne
or Carnegio's twelve apostles wine, Rs q
beverage.
PREstpBNn HAlRisoN In his sewing
around the oircloN can not certainly he
accused OF having an encyclopaedia lCol-
umbus Post.
Not much. He brought his mouth wah
him 10 Canton but thorO was nalhing In II.
TaE booalors have been working Ma
varro for Mckinley.
THE G, A. II, was organized for frAter'
nifty, for charity and for loyalty. II was
not organized TO wait attendance on n
blocks Of nvo President, making pcttl'
Jogging appeal for votes for the agent OF
tho trust sharks from the tail end Of q
l,railroAd car Dog you hear.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-16
RohortavillO Nows.

RonERrsytLbE, Ooh 18th.
Norman Rocsc, of Froeburg, was tho
guest OF his son last week.
Arch, uhl, three grandchildren and Mrs.
NJ. Evorhnrt, OF Millprsburg, Holmos Co,
are tho guests of his daughter Mrs. Row.
Gonsor..
Henry Siarlcy IL engaged ln Greeting q
large building In Canton. Samuel De-
walt, Sr., is employed to assist hiw.
Isaac Dagger and wife wore visiting at
Millcrsburg, Holmes county, last week.
The marriage Of Harry Sponsoller and
Blora nerbo both Of Paris, was solemnisod
last Tuesday NJ y. no, NJ the Reformed
parsonage by Rev,.A. 6onser. They were
indeed q handsome couple and have q
host Of friends who, wish thom JOY and
prosperity, They have been comrades
aud schoolmatos together from childhood
UP and start out together with q thorough
acquaintance ana hayo npromising Future
before thom.
Tho now residence OF VIM. Muilioy will
soon be ready 10 be occupied,
| Mrs. Henry pariso, Sr., visited with her
| daughters Mrs. Workman and Mira, Hoclt'
onborger near Paris last week.
Homer Noldig ls employed es tho night
| fireman in the Paris flour mill.
| Preaching here next Sabbath at 2 p, m
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-16
nouns NotSA

Appointment horsemon who has,somo
horses oRtorod here said ~ the track this
morning, there are more good horses In
this meeting than ever aaw be-
fore In an intorior town. Ho said; l
came here for npIcnlc, and hNpSstruck
tho hottest party OF the season,
There was another great meeting AZ
Lexington last evening. The 9Iah trot
was won by lsonwood, best tino 2;29A.
Tho 2ilalclaas was unfinished. MoDoel
won two hoatsin i0iI and 2n,jM Then
Allerton won tho ID beat In 2;ltie.
Some persons, are reporting THAI the
match race between Bad Crooko' and
Judge Lynch In nEed Cor Bud Orooke 10
win. This IL untrue. There has been
hot controversy goinp on over since Sep
tombcnbetweon tho ownora ol those two
stations, as 10 which " the bostlhorac.
Now In order 10 sottle tho mattOrt this raco
has boon arranged, The Canton nvlving
Park Club will pu6 up any ilgat-elass driv-
orthAi the complaining onos will namo
behind Judge IynOh, after he first heat,
to drive hius II they thank he iNnok driven
TO win. Judge Lynch won IN the mud at
Warren In 2;9Gi1, anal this. shows he is
right on odao now. Como on RAntlomon
and name your driver There ere plenty
ofgsod onss here.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-16
A MARROW ESCAPE.
William Peters Falls on a Root Near
North Industry
Ana Strikes the Ground TwentY-aiH Feet
Below But htranae'to Say 10 Not ssri-
oualy Injured.

A narrow escape,
A man falls twenty'slH feet of a roof
and ID badly bruised,
Yesterday afternoon al o'clock VIM
Peters, the South Market street timer
was employed In putting Tin roof on
house owned by man named Ball, near
the Meloheimer church, a short distance
from North Industry, 1he root ID about
twenty.siK feet from the ground, aud
slopes dowDward,
Peters was scanning the tin, and used q
aeamer weighing about thirty pounds.
The rain yesterday caused the roof 10 be
smooth and slippery.
lie was standing near the edge Of the
roof, In turning around his right foot
slipped, With rare presence Of mind he
swung the heavy aeamer into tho air aud
grabbed Tor hold on the roof, II was
too late, George Aleyena, workman,
grabbed tor him, hut could not prevent
the fall, Peters fell TO the ground, atrlk.
Ing on his left foot
Stevens quickly Jumped on ladder
and descended 10 the ground lie found
Peters lying fiat on his face, and was
making efforts 10 turn himself over,
aleyena ran up 10 him, and turned him
over Peters reGalned hls breath but was
10 bruised aud hurt that he could not walk
aud had 10 be carried 10 a wagon. lie was
brought 10 this city, and taken 10 his home
No, Buckeye street, DE-, u, e, Myers
was summoned, and made an examlna.
ton, finding that his patient received aev.
era1 bruiaes, aud had hpraned his left
foot, Ills nose bled profuaely, but that
was quickly remedled.
Mr.. Peters was seen this morning and
he stated 70 NEwa.DEhOORAT reporter
that hla escape from Instant death was
miraculous Had he not let 20 OF the
heavy aeamera when he fell, they would
foremost and no would have been Instant
ly killed.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-16
TOWN talk.
Facts Briefly Stated FOR the Bencfit
Of Busy Readers.

Clark lenner, who holds q s0ft snap In
Washington, 10 home again toput Ia few
extra blows for Mckinley,
The Wills ~ Henry Lluehaeh, late Of
jackson township aud Catharins Con.
rad, late Of Paris, have been filed for
probate,
Marriage licenses have been granted t0
Marion Smith end Clara Baderi of Beth
lehemj Henry Warner and Margaret
Clapper, Mapleton,
Married, NJ the residence OF Mr. Sam
ue Marks, near Oanahurg, October ",
Mr.. Peter A. heneot and Miss Luella
Marks, Rev. j. j. Leberman, DJD,, oitl-
elatlng.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. ". Klllnger will vlaib
In Canton this week. Mrs. j, q, Baeher,.
Of Canton, will occupy the house they va.
cate, corner OF llll and North Streets
Maaalllon Independent,
Mrs, j. p. Moore nee. Mrs. II. j. Ayor,
of West Third street, will move 10 her
home near Greentown this week. Her
daughter Miss Nora Aver, will make her
home At No. iGs West Tusearawaa street.,
The many friends Of WIN @. PortmAnn,,
an old Canton boy, will be pleased w
know that no has fair chance TO become
member OF the Minnesota State Senate.
Will Ia located AZ Jackson, MINI, and otl
course IN u good Democrat, and has been,
nominated on the Democratic ticket with
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-16

Prof, Brown Of The First M. R, church
choir unoeremonioAsly left, an6the choir
Ia now somewhat IN q quandary ~ how 10
secure a chOriater,
For some time Pros Brown, an accom-.
pliahed musician and vocalist liha hal
charge Of tho First NJ. Il. church
choir. Last night ~ the meet
log waa called 70 order
communication from the Professor
was read that be had u suddenly leave
town on account OF the sickness OF his
wife In PltmbuFH. Z his information by
some was not accepted asa plaln s@te-
ment Of his sudden departure and II has
now bsen aaeeFtaiDed that fora shorttime
before last Saturday night, when he left,
he had Intentions of leaving, bua did not
make them known, and ailvw tho
choir tlgue 10 aeture some ono'to fill his
place. The oholg 10 In liourslriag con.
diton 40 this tiha and under tho direction
OF Pboh Brown was rapidly gToWiAg. His
many friends eApToha tholr regrets
for the PSofessoy, and held hlnm before
this time In grent esteem. ltia proba.
Bile that Pref. Meptlall, the fopmer leAder
will be secured and conduct tho ohuh. Az
the meeting last nlgh the following OH.
oera we're electedl MIR. Belden, president;
Mlah Bowerice, vice president, Mlha Tude
Mlllen secretary, MiAa Eather Yates,
treasurer. Meetings arc held Iaonthly In
the Birat M. n. chlFeh.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-16
Horse Motor.

There were seven Startero In the free
For.all pace at Warren. Judge Lynchwon
In 2 2.2eA, 2;27tS and 2;2eN.
The horse jeff Davis, entered here, won
two heats AZ Warren In 2;2oM and $3.50.
The big meeting opened at Lexington,
Ky., yesterday. In the three-year-old
stakes there we're three entries, Valissa
by vasco won, beating DR.. Sparks, and
McCropor Wilkes. Time, 2!2OA, 210.
Tho 2 :92 class was won by Senator Conk-
lin. best time 2i19H. The Blue Grass
stakes for 4.year.olds was unfinished. An
elica by Wilkes Boy winning two heats in
2;20 and 2.20.
Judge Lynch is on the ground. he won
tho free.for-nll at Warren, o., last week.
and paced heat Ia the mud in 2'26.
Tho citizens purse is now completed,
and there will be great race between
Judge Lynch and Bud Cooke. As the
winner takes the entire money II will be
red hot race.
Local horsemen are very much excited
over the $3.50 and 2;20 trots which start To-
morrow. Glenwood Prince ialln the 2;2S
trot also the fast and game mare Lucille
that has won so many races this season.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-16
RUsHRR.soMRoYER.


Tho Marriage OF Mr.. Charles Il. Rushor
and Mina Carrie Bohroyer Celebrated
Last Night.
Mr., Charles II. Rusher and Miss Carrie
Sehroyer were married Tuesday evening
by Rev. DIR, Muller, The groom Ia well
known young man OF this city having for
tho past three yoara been employed as
bookkcepor at the NEws.DEMoCRAr Office,
Mr.. Ruahor " ilratolaae accountant and
has made many friends among tho en-.
ployoa by his close attention 10 business
and genial manners.
Tho bride IN tho accomplished daughter
Of Mr.. George Sobroyor, Of 203 South
Cleveland avenue, and one Of Cantona
most popular young ladies. Tho happy
couple leave tonight At 0 o'clock for
Cleveland whore they will remain several
days, On their return they will take up
tholr residence In this city.
Tho NEwgDEMooRAT and oil OF the en-.
ploycn at this Office, Join with their many
friends In Wishing Mr., Ruahor and hla
bride q happy and prosperous Journey
through life, and unto In the wish that
they may have all the good things In this
world, with mono OF the bitter.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-16
niue Mmw IMDusTRxs
All that Ia Needed - the Sale OF B1ft
Lotn.-A Cbmmttsae Appointed.

All that In Needed - the Sale OF Blfty
LotH.-A Commttsee Appointed.
Tho Board Of Trade hold a special meet
Ing last night ie'take action In regard TO
the capitalists who ARE In the clay nsRo-
tlating for the Mcleod Signal works, The
proposition ls. n fair ono and tho prob
abilities are that Canton will have an-
other thriving industry. All II needs IL
the sale OF the lots mcar tho proposed
works, The following committee Was APP
pointed to negotiate Cor the sale OF the
lots; w. L. Alexander, Il, S. Ra Y, VIM.
Dannomillcr, L. j, Midday, w. j. Pitro, q.
r. FraIer, Harry French, !. NJ. Campbell,
L!L. Miller, Geo, SpangleT, Jos. Eiclt and
G.. w. Shanhfoli. They are nt work and
willfoport the result NJ o'clock iOsmor-
row afternoon whom u apccial mCatlna OF
tho Board OF Trade isto be held.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-16

Z" Here is a corset that
well wear it three weeks and
bring It back and get your
money again II Il isn't exactly
what you want in every par
ticular,"
That is what you will hear
at the store about one corset
mo other--Ball's.
IL means that Balls corset
10 right for nine women in
ten.
The store has a primer on
Corsets for you,
CHICAGO ooaar co., chicago ana rev YORK
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-16
THE INTERSTATE LAW.


An Indictment Returned at Cleveland
Against the Cleveland a Canton Rail.
way.
A big batch OF indictments was returned
by the United States grand Jury on Tues.
day morning, Tho most important we're
for violation Of the interstate commerce
law aud the Cleveland, Canton q South.
ern and the Erie roads now stand Indicted
for that oifenae. The charge against the
Cleveland n Canton road d that Ia ON.
GERS have omitted 10 poatln the stations Of
the road q notice Of a reduction In rates
The particular occasion referred 10 In the
indictment Ia that Of the special excursion
10 Springfield, Mass, last summer. The
reduced fare was tlA,A0 and notices 10 this
effect should have boon posted In two
places In each station Of the road, three
days previous 10 the date Of the excursion,
II was not done and the provisions Of tho
act have therefore not been complied
with, Cleveland Leader,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-16
Badly injured.

About o'clock yesterday afternoon
Vim. Wilmer, son of Contractor Wilmer,
had a serious fall in dwelling house in
course of construction on Shorrick aven-
ue. He was at work in the second story
Of the building and fell TO the cellar, a
distance of 30 feet. lie was taken TO his
home at No. 1928 Liberty street and surgi-
cal aid summoned. Luckily no bones
wore broken. He Is suffering from injur-
les which are internal,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-16
Death OF MrS. friedman.

Mrs. Joseph Friedman, aged ilfty-soven
years, died yesterday al noon at her rosi-
dence, No. n North Plum street, OF typhoid
fever. Mrs, Friedman has been confined
to her bod for four weeks, and during that
time has received the kindest attention
from friends. The funeral will be held
Thursday at o'clock from the German
Catholic church, Rov. Arnold officiating.
The remains will be Inferred in the church
cemetery. Mr.. and Mrs. Friedman form.
erly lived in the country and moved In
10 town last fall.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-16
DANNnR.sHANAFELT

Mr.. John M. Dannor and Mina May Shan.
afelt TO be married. Tonight.
Miss May Shanafclt aud Mr.. John NJ,
Danner, OF this city will bo married to-
night az tho residence OF the BRIDES par.
onta, No. o. High street, The bride Is the
accomplished and woll.known daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrn. w. Shanafelt. Tho
groom Ia u woll-known business man.
DR.. Muller will oiilciato, after which the
couple will leave for Washington and
other points. Tho ceremony will take
place at p. IN. No outside friends will
bo present, and only the immediate
frionda aud tho Muldoon club, OF which
tho bride aud groom nr0 members, have
boon Invited 10 attend,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-16
rRANsFER OF REAL ESTATE
For the wook Eonding October 10, 1900
--Roported by II. II. Trump's Sons, Alb
straotora OF Titlon.


Adam Thomas to Harry N. Webb, pt.
No. 10 W, .. Williams addition, S7DOs
Frank II. Smith 10, Arthur u. Solns, pt. No.
a ,BlB, Sl,00, W. IL. ShanAfolt 10 Anthony
Housed, Of al, pit No 1905, S900t VIII.
liam Willis 20 Anthony Housed, OF al, No.
AoOS S5Qi Pollew Shanower, O. q, 70
Thomas II. ST. John, ~. No. 20i6, Sa0oe Ise-
becca Gottshall 10, A. q, Brant pt. No. 2B3,
g, ,0a0, Ann Harper 10 Emma BrumbpuQh,
Ut. No. 81, LOO; Potter @, Klntter TO, Sarah
h. Klnttor, pit. No. 2,OiS, $500, Louis Koons
70 John Helm, No, Lilo, S00Op, j. Sohwalnl
Assignee TO Flora Schwalm, No. 1,028, So
800, John M. Wolls 70 A. Q. Br9nt, 9B-l00,
a. Third ward, u, 700 John NJ; Wells TO A.
ford addition, 500; Anna u. Rlntps heirs
TO A. @. Brent, Und. u, No. 10, Sd,92b
Rachel G. Moore 70 Jacob and Ellen Loh'
man, No, 1915, $4,000; L. M. Jones 10 ", p
Russell, No, 7Sl pit. No. 7SO, I,6o1
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-16
nEa@ting OF tAsnsu.ora.

Drs-. House and RukonbSod Tho morn
Ing left for Wooster W, attend ths session
Of th0 NoStheastorn Ohio Medical Asao-
citation which convones AZ hatplace to-.
day. The association compriscsas mom-
boSa, many Of the most prominent doctors
OF Northeastern Ohio, II IL psahablo that
tho session next fall uill be held In thig.
oNonlnR.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-16
Am nYnNINo wRppINo.
Mr.. Charles II. Miller and Mlas Dorp
Karp Married Last Night.

Mr.. Charles II. Miller and Miss Dora
Karp Married Last Night.
A brilliant wedding took place last night
nj tho residence OF Joseph Karp, Sh, No.
iAo East Third street Miss Dora Korp
and Mr.. Charles II. Miller, woo united In
marriage by Rov. l.. u. Myers, Of the Luth-
Gran church, at o'clock. Many guests
were assembled, several being from out
OF town. Tho bride IL well known and
highly respected young lady and tho
groom Ia a we'll known young man OF this
city. After the ceremony grand wedding
supper was served the guoeta. Tho even,
ing was spent IN various amuaements and
all enjoyed thomnolvoa. Mr, and Mrs,
Mlllor will tnko up their residence In this
city In few days nj No. " East Third
street. Their many friends wish thom
auccesB In their Journey through life,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-16
cautmroi His nan.

This morning William DulIclNappeArod
at police headquarters covered with mud.
He claimed Harvey Hawkins tao big coll
ored man employed nta a0wor work,
had struck him. A warrant was issued
for Hawkin'B arrest, nndgiyoa 10 Oiilcor
Boohoren 10 serve. Whom hawkins saw
the policeman coming, he mAdo himself
scarce. Oilleep Bechorenby n.littlc uhrewd
work captured hAwk.nSRnd escorted him
10 tho ln0k utpN
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-16
A Mnnnlllon ninorOo onna.

Anna Tasker has illed q petition In com'
mon pleas court against her husband
Lake Tasker and Joseph Corns q Sons.
She says that he committed adultery with
Maggie Strohol and Belle Homlton. She
asks for alimony and an Injunction re-
stralnlng the last named defendants from
paying $40 due as wages 70 blm, The
parties Interested reside at Masslllon.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-16

Israel G, Tollorton 10 Edgar II, Teller
ton, IND, Y, Nos. 12S, l29 and 1880, Hostor's
addition, 1880; Il, and II, u, Wick 70 @.
King, Nos, 200, 2Ol, 20A and 82l, Il. L. a. Co.
add. $500, S. d. Lane TO Sebastian Joliat,
No. 9, M. A. Ramsey's add, $3.50 John X.
Jonkins' add, $50, Sebastian jolat To-
Arthur Lee, Noa and 3, Jenkins' add,
81, ,90t; s. Il, McCandless 10 w. s. Linde-
smith, pt. No. li0, $500; Harriet Stecl's
Ex'r TO Ches. G. Kay, pit. Nos. U'SS, ".
Toetcr's add, $4,000.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-16
,pnou, Pilsul 1tohinr. Plles

SYMProMs-Moisture, intense itching
and stlnRing, most at night; worse by
scratching. tfallowed 70 continue tum-
ors form, which often bleed and ulcerate
becoming very sore. SWAyNE'S ONT
MENT stops tho itching and bleeding, heals
liberation and In most cases removes the
tumors. Az druggists, or by mail for 10
cents. DIR. Swayne q Son, Philadelphia
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-16
WANTS A DIVORCE.
A Maximo wife Who Ia Very AnxiouSt
bo Froo,

A Maximo Wife Who 10 Very AnxiouBto
bo Free,
Josephine Shafrer has illod petition In
common plens court against her husband
John A. Shnifer, VIM. Shoiier, Chas. Yes
eret and Chas. Eaubel. She says she was
married In November, 1886, and has been
living at Maximo ever since. She charges
her husband with being guilty Of habituOl
drunkenness, and askB for allmony. The
petition also says that the other defend
ants are indebted TO Shairer for money
borrow cd, and asks for an injunction re-
atraining them from paying II TO her hus-
band. She wants possession OF three lots
which he owns In fee simple. 3.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-16

Yesterday DIR. Il. G. McQuate porforreed
u surgical operation On horse owned by
Jacob Newcomer, near New Franklin.
He removed tumor Weighing Ave
pounds. II IL on exhibition nj his office
and attracts considerable attention, Some
timo ago ho removed seven pound
tumor from the same horse.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-16
Iin,nnnn 10 Wmh

Marriage licenses have baen granted TO-
Charles n. Miller and Dorothoa w. Barp,.
Canton; Fred Happold anlBerthaGouqh,.
MassilIon; Edwin M. Beck and MAttie ".
Blocker, Eltons John M. Damien and Ze
May Shanafelt Canton.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-16
DEMOCRATIC APPOINTMENTS.
Those Who WIN spoak During the NoEt
Few Days.

Few Days.
The following announcements are made
by the Democratic committee.
Uniontown, Friday, October II, Charles
Krichbaum and M. p. Fry.
Groontown, Saturday, October iS, Allon
Cook and Samuel Burgott.
Pigeon Run, Saturday, October 18th,
Charles Krichbaum.
Oval City, Saturday, October 18th, j. H.
Roigner and ]. Allon Rico.
North Lawrence, Monday October Oh,
], II. RelRner and p. j, Collins,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-16

mot oil is gold that vltteran is u true
saying, Il Is equally true that not oil 10
snrsaparilla that iR 80 labelled. u you
would be sure Of tho genuine article, ask
for Ayers Sarsaparilla, and take no othor.
Health "a too precious 10 be trltled with.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-16
NolIoo 10 lomooratn o. Mlnerra.

Tho Democratic meeting at Minerve
which was TO take place ON Saturday even
ihg next, Oct, ~, has been cancelled on
account OF the Alliance Democratic meet
ing which " TO TO Addressed by Lawrence
n, Neal ON the same night,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-16
TussdGy,NOU. 4th, 1890.

Thea o. u,eie 10 elect by Iallai according 10 tho
Constitution md q awe OF OHIO lhe following hiale
and County Onleer
One lelson foT secretary Of State
supreme Judge
Memler Of heard Of Public Works
Conaen
circuit Judge for tho blh judlolAl
OIGuL
Member Of state Hoard Of EquAll,
EAtlon,
80 Common rleAs Jadge, tor the uneH'
plfed teFm In tho hrat subdivision
OF the OH Judicial District Of ohio
composed Of tho Counties OF atAFk,
uafoli phd columnlanA,
% Common Pleas Judge, Tor the fall
term, ia Tho hrat subdivision Of tho
OH Judicial District Of Onto, com.
posed of tho Counties OF start, Car
roll aud ooumblAnA,
" Probate Judge,
Prosecuting Attorney.
Commissioner
" Inhfmary Director,
Coroner