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Telegram-herald., 1890-11-02
WINAkS { OWEN
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.
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Telegram-herald., 1890-11-02
q sIauchtsri

want every woTkngman III GrHna
Rapids 10 have one enAnce 10 Guy 4
pair of ail.wool Psnts OF The rover IL
Sl.sS. Continue sne sale untll healles-
day NIGHT. J. l.. HUDsoS.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-02
DESIRABLE
MODERN HOME
FOR SALEII

Expecting 20 remove from the ciif,
offer Tor sale nay residence, located
on one Of the best streets Oh ue iu.l-
House contains parlor, stingrooml
dining-room, lavstory and kitchen on
first floor, SIX bedrooms and bath room
on second, bedroom and store.Toon in
attic, balance Of attic al hoored and
large enough 10 fnish into couple g
rooms. Laundry, provision room, coal
and wood room. ctc.. in basement
House has furnace, gas electro belis
and hydraulic water. and is desrsb.e
and complete IA every particular, have
ing been arranged and builtior q bone.
lot is 60 by Ice. or larger y dos.red.
For further particular address TIE
owner, q. Box I'D, care 1IaAoEAH-
/ HEnAID.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-02

A. sas.sribsr - FaE TELEGRAM
HEEAHD ~ho faia 60 receive rhs paper
r.tsnlariys Or sho mas base s~asS1 -
eouspialn ef iate delivery, viA eoafer
speeiAl i..or hy tuissnuins this once st
the faet AZ eaee. srad PostAi card oF CAL
up tsisphoae 5tt.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-02

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Z Tufts. LcEsara block fe4fikt enir4aef-
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-02

Election dinner. Come All on Tues
day al Hartman's Hall from ii 10 :
o'clock. Hot oysters, hot coffee and
doughnuts, ali fof 25 cents.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-02

WHAT would the Free Press have
done If the Republicans had not nomi-
mated Turner? Slandered any other
Republican just as much. II is It's
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-02

fRfD a. MAYNARD. Grand Rapids -
JFDMI ND NJ. BARNARD. Grand Rapids.
Thirt District
NORTON FITCH. OF Sparta
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-02

WHAT Will be Ford's theory as TO his
Knockout? Probably that his TIN plate
speech was loaded and kicked.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-02
FugNITugB AID PIANOS STORED.

DADCLIFF,& HOLT. general warehousemen
III az III South Division-st.. store pianos an
furniture Gt low rates expert packers @hs
careful movers vita large vans sent proInpt
IL by telephODipg No. 80. s%h ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-02

CHANCE in q litEius Ter asan vita
= sirsli capital. slea eoNn ana SIS yc@t.
9Th pr eeHf Interest sea ~ Esae tarln
of Tee aeEes - thers - iA MseAsksn. tt esft'
falsfu.ed. tralt tees iFlla slif a. eAA 50
MES fraa sify - ~ faksS e 80 sii..tt ttftst
IN Al X gos. ofact MldafcoUt htlia .ns AZ
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-02

Do NOT mut.late the Republican coun-
" ticket. Every man on that ticket
deserves election.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-02

Every thing on earth at Jim Travis
No. 81 lanAl-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-02
rnR Rs,LE-NnarlLAkg9us

LN8H sALN-A lads VIII dispose 81 a. elekant
il rev- - ttsaa mech less flan rusi ~ a.
cash castoEaefi yecssinr oa ssiiels taisra Ntf
~ reflse 40 fassa1kh,e otsri lnffsi Ea.t q
caanCt srfaoll of eIta pleAA = "a - a-+N :
once. Ca la fhirC fTe.
WANTED To soilcaeap 3 hsnasoant mirror.
" Apply u kAi.cy -. caIlef At. eil.NA,
L0R SALE-Chcsp. 81 here power beiler Ana
caglne. Ec4uS nes. Sitl iafEnee, stttiaE.
etc. col pete. lA4llr 81 q 6. 4 H IA lAs'ir
s4r 3lalt
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-02

Turner got into the editorial page Of
tho Free Press yesterday Just thirty
four timts.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-02

The largest stock of Ribbons IN the
city. CoRL, kEoTf & Co.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-02

Representative Ticket.

Ter Representative Ia Congress. Iifsh District
ChARLEs ". WATKINS. Of keaL-
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-02

The largest stock of Ribbons IN the
city. CoaI, hSorf q 20.
To those looking for something orig
inal in Body Brussels, Moquettes, Ak
ministers and the better grades OF car
pets we extend cordial invitation TO
thoroughly examine our unusually
large showing in this class OF floor
coverings. Experience has taught us
tiiat skilled workmanship must be
shown in this class Of goods and that 1t
will be appreciated by the purchaser.
We positively guarantee perfect making
and fitting. SMITH x SANFORD.
All kinds of Winter Underwear at
reasonable prices. MORSE 20.
Handsome line of glassware and
vases just received at New York &c. and
| lOc. store, 81 Canal-st.
Game of all kinds at Dettenthaler's
/ III Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-02
PERCYSNYDE


WORKING NEN ATTENTION 81 ~ ?, acre
w traffs iof sac rear y. a E. Iuncilna. prf
g. an acre. Ltrs Ia a chance To Eti k"pa
home
or EorT YF0NT On crrIhrrf.Ff. ffeEf
~ Fridge on fls reufs Sol tss ffaf
THQICE 81 acre farn iu southern lsluolt 10
= trade i0r property here
INV --ro0m house aud choice iott on'f
nRIG STORE business arc soCE in ffei
- rIpss toeatI on far - e. feasau So sf..' na
t.f t..rfh 81 urrrrfeter. price tta. Nuttn
louile fhe smouuf 81 q .iaf nen-
I HAVE 1rsl-cls8s lssfY slolk fof sac or
trade.
FfcNFY 70 loan 81 are rer oeei oh r r
"A edged securlfs. fcfcf ei tef = NNit -
II RffI. PAY parties nssnius p q itf z
sszfue1fs 10 CAL slc lgek vfrf m1 lii -
fore FurcAafll-.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-02

IxpIcATIoSs ali point 70 heavy vote
this election. That IS good for Repub-
Leans.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-02
MISCELLANEOUS


LaOR the arrest and conviction 81 she parties
VINO carried aNHY ard destroyed Vs. ~
Ncrihuef's signs on flrsl ata Aufntf-sis.. sna
oihcr plaees lu tha cts. ne undersigned b "a
pay the sun Of s.. ". 4. oeribner. s0
GALL on william y. Gilbert y you wani q
I l,uy sell exchange real estate - DeIron
money hoom ). NiGciconih b'alains &
Ar MRs. DR. DUTTON's private hospital
y NAV hr found. irfNuts for a. atlion. MIA
Dr. Du.fon. - North Laneeft.. West SIDE.
fufanls ~. ouig children loa. acd ana CA &c
for "a
A RARE CHANCE-Ninlaery stock for sale
4 in fne growing town ~ lao'; bcsl oi ffS-
sons ior selling oulY opposition, $50 anlaA
stocks III private hofisfsi prolte ron - ~
$50 = year si0ck about $50. Ara l.. l. A ai-
lay, Howard Cfy. -
WEATHER sTRIPs-s9o feet sust recel we'd.
w price I'M store reduced O. --sc per Tool,
put up around doors and windows oc- fiact
your orders now and save fuel chhh a.
10 An iobs IN person this yesr. Also rubber
stamps rubber type. stencils. house NUN l.efs
etc. etc. B. J. bullafo. Pearl-s1 N-ti
lVANTED-E -Every young man 20 step In anc
w see what We can DO with them 10 pa
| Of pants. suit of clothes OF oyeTcoaf MADE =
order. Noigf. Herpolsheimer CO.
lTMRs. DIR. BUTTONS private hospital MAJ
y De found. intants for SdepAon. MIS- ~
/ Duitcn. - North Lane ave-. West SIDE -oot
.-xxzz.zzz. HORSES rintered in box stalls o.
/ Ez3E ..ground. Good timothy hay. Horse
/ III H3called for ana delivered Ielegh0nl
/ Bk<2r1Tmy driver az my residence, No ~
| SxtSA.Ty Two hundred and city acres 81 go0'
pasture. VI. b. Church.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-02

MONEY = ia@E i s4sas ). a.. - pssasss,l
" ses' ssssss : 5 fssssA, a.. !.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-02

Game of all kinds at Dettenthaler's
III Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-02

All kinds OF Winter Underwear at
reasonable Drjces. MORSE d Co.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-02

Is REV. REID on a still hunt or hidinl
in the bushes somewhere9
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-02

Circulation Guaranteed 20 BE the
Iareest OF All Mich igan Dallles tx
eept Those OF Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-02

WATKINS and Protection as against
Ford and Free Trade.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-02

Ualta4 Press 7sps~ts. Prongt an- EAf'f
Usilssrt. a. ths Loe.i Hs~s. zna t'ss
cisaa.ss aps ssss Ptaiais Psintsa Fapss
eablIshsa ia orsaa aaaias-
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-02

r-OR EFVT- Loser Part af = heusf 50 - L.F-
Il ingseea-st Il4alre 81 - lhFinE't9n- -
or on premises
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-02

TsOr RENT 81 Furnished end nnfarnt,.ea -
l.s sff
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-02

lNANE 8Nrnty lse straek ~ hsfs - 2
" ftHa he afl IL advances a.ts.tA s..s5
werk ssa es1llt Feseft 3 ite-e = 70
Casisst. & ls. I4aaa l6 o2atA l,is ls-eA 81
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-26

Justice 10 sometimes slow, bat In nine
cases out OF ten, sure,
Criminals can 90 from ono end Of the
earlli 10 the other % escape ihe plulphen
Of the law, but they are generally hunted
dawn,
This afternoon an alleged erlmlnal was
arrested la Stark county, who viii DO COM
PEELED 10 answer number Of charges pre-
ferred against him by the commonwealth
Of Pennsylvania, -l
About Two years ago there came 10 Can
ton fairly good looking young man
named Plus II, iiarnhart ~ search OF
work, lie succeeded w iindlng employ
ment Ia the city Tor q short Time anl DRIFT
ted 20 farm near Mlddlebranoh lie
was industrious and seemed 70 DO an
honest and upright citizen, ln the neigh,
borhOOd there lived young lady named
Dlnkerhoif, He formed her acquaintance,
aud soon eOuriship began, This rip.
ened into an engagement, which resulted
In marriage, one child was born TO bleai
the union,
Some time ago the police received no
iloe stating that liarnhhrl was wanted al
York, Pa, for a number OF crimes, Mar
Hhal Gentry located the person sought
aud SO notified the Pennsylvania authnfl'
ties, This afternoon Marshal Gentry went
10 Mlddlehmnoh and arrested liarnhart
while az work on the stone crushing ma
chine az that place, lie was brought n
Canton and locked up Ia the city prison,
lie will be given into the hands Of OiileeI
Chas, SIN, OF Pennsylvania, who vii ar
rive with extradltlon papers from Column
bus,
The prisoner seemed 10 take his altua.
ton phlloaophieally lie has q wife and
two children living In Pennsylvania, and
has indictments for forgery, larceny and
deaerlon handing over him IN the York
county courts. II 10 probable that ihe
charge Of bIRamy will also be preferred
against him,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-26

slarled Tor the brick church where an able
funeral sermon was preached bY hey, Y,
Watson OF the U u, church, after when
tho oOrtege started Tor tho unlon ceme-
tory where the iast sad rites were admin
Ist6red by the h0ns of Veterans
One Of tho most servers, thunder ana
rain storms passed over thla Heullnn yes'
to-day afternoon while funeral services
we're being held In The brick church. The
storm came directly from the west ana "
Was apparent that terrible cyclone was
coming by the appearance oI tue CLOUDS
which we're of d high black and lnky
color, Ia short time tho wind was blow
ing a terrific gale, blowing down chimney
tOps, breaking OF trees, demollshlng Wlns
dOws, blOWinR down fences, and Otherwise
doing much damage. Tie rain poured
down in torrenia, completely il0odlng the
streets and sewers, on John lloAels farm
south Of town, about forty rods of fence
was blown across tlla road
The Ice cream and strawberry festival
which Was held AZ iilough'A church by the
SUNDAY school Of that place, was largely
attended, A great many from Navarro
we're Ia attendance. Tie net proceeds
amounted 10 40,
George Luele IL making some extensive
repalrs In the Navarro house which ID oe'
eupled by Day a AlbauGh, The har
room II belng completely remoddled and
when finished will make a handsome APP
pearAnee'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-26
THhBoLDInRs WILL sITIN JUDO
MmNp,

When the Morrill, bill TO pension
every soldier AZ the age OF sixty
two, was up In the House, for which
Mckinley voted, 40 against the Service
Pension bill, demanded by the National
l1nOampment Gfand Army OF the lie'
publlc, Hon, James Kerr, OF Penn
Bylyania In advocating the latter sum
med up the matter In q nutshell, 40
follows,
Six months OF the Ffty'Arat Con
greaa have come and gone aud nothing
Is done until to-day We have brought
In here measure that 10 not IN line
with the demand and wishes OF the old
soldiers and their frIenda-a measure
from ita title intended 10 deceive the
veterans, They are asking for a ser
vice penal0ni you give them q fraud
have never heard OF u soldier asking
for the passage OF this bill, Everywhere
among the veterans Is the Injustice OF
this measure fully recognized, Nearly
seven hundred thousand men enllated
Ia the army under 70 years OF age none
Of these, unless disabled, can receive
the benefits OF this proposed law for 10
years yet Only n few OF these bright,
able, active young men, fresh from the
school, the workshop, the farm, many
them boys OF tender age, unused 10
the hardshlpB OF life, whose pflvatlonB
aud Builerlnga never can be tOld--only
few Of these can ever hope 10 receive
this pension; most OF them will be In
their graves long before the time when
this proposed law can apply 10 them,
Statistics show that OF one hundred
men who start out In life with equal
advantages In the way Of health, only
ten ever reach the age OF 6Oyeara, IL
Is safe 10 say not more than one twentl.
eth OF the boys In blue who enlisted un.
der 20 years Of age will be benefited by
this bill. Some, II Is true, may have
been able TO prove q disability, aud are
pensloned already, but " seems 10 me
The object Of this bill 10 10 deceive the
soldier; 10 make him believe that an
attempt has been made on the part Of
the Republicans 10 carry out NJ least
some of the promises made when
they we're seeking the soldiers vote
What trayersty Of iustlcel To you
who seem determined 10 put the sol.
dler of with this deluson, all ! have 10
say Is, the time will surely come when
the soldier will sit In the committee Of
the whole on the question OF who shall
MI your places. When the votes are
counted you win find II decided by the
ballot you have been weighed In the
balance and found wanting,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-26
Nows from oanaburg
OsNAnuRo, juno 99.


Councilman Spies and wife have boon
Visiting relatives OF Mineral Point the past
few days.
j. d. Miller and wife, Of Pennsylvania,
formerly Of this place, are here renewing
old ncqunintnnccs.
II. II. West will leave for Georgia In the
noar future, As salesman for II. G. Over
hault u Co., Of Cleveland.
J.F. Moul and w. II. Reed are the chos'
on delegates to attend the Congressional
Convention at Orrville, July 10.
The O, c, Band will accompany the Jr.
o. w. A. Mechanics TO Canton, on July
ath.
The entertainment given in the Kount2o
Memorial last evening was n grand sue
cess In every particular The program
was rendered In very croditable man.
ner.
The village council In lis last session
awarded the contract OF Lighting the street
lamps 70 II. II, Ollinger. Hiram has pur-
chased horse and cart and Is now ready
20 commence work.
A borry and cream festival was given
Saturday evening under the auspices OF
the o. G. Band
A grand ball will bo given In Dehor'a
hall, Tuesday evening, June "a. An or
chestra from Canton has been secured for
the occasion. Present indications promise
a grand event,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-26
rRnn suaAn, FREE nRnAp.

Secretary Of State Blaine yesterday
IN reply TO telegram from l. II. limbs,
chairman Of the National Millers ABso.
citation, In session Ut Minneapolis en-
Quiring into 10 the report that Cuba
would Impose duty OF 30 cents u barrel,
on American -four, replied that hG had
no official advice 10 that effect and
added.
If levied, II will make the duty 95 81
per barrel evidently intended by Spain
TO be prohlbitory. The whole subject
Is within the power and wisdom Of con.
gress. IL has been constantly said here
for the last six months that the western
farmers demand the unconstitutional
repeal Of the sugar duty, IL Is within
the power OF western farmers, by en-
ccuraging q system of reciprocity, 10
secure, In exchange for the repeal Of
this duty, the free admission OF their
breadStufis and provisions into the
markets Of 100000 OF people, includ-
ing Cuba. In my opinion this Is the
most profitable policy for the western
farmer. Free sugar In the United
States should be accompanied by free
breadstutfs and provisions In Spanish
America.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-26
RRDFERN FASHIONS,

With that love Of variety and that seek
ing after change and novelty, which ID
the characteristic Of humanity, feminine
half Of 1.-THE young people of England
are turnlAg back TO the past for an amuse'
ment, aud are pleased TO take again into
favor the GENE which their mothers gllsh'
ed over some twenty-five years aao' ! TO
for TO eroquet, pretty quiet game when
II Il does not afford 40 much exercise aH
tennis, AT least keeps its players outdoors
and so gives them plenty OF air Ana 80
II may be played on shady lawn or he'
meath an awning, Il would seem 80 though
ID were more appropriate tor mld,allniinei
days, than its lusty successor However,
this may be, II IA gaining Ro mneh OF a
hold la England that liedforn has thought
proner 10 dealgn several Groquet costumes
ihla season the latest Of which We here
present 70 our readers,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-26

THE second olIshOot from Forsyth
Post, Toledo, Ohio, has just been instl.
tuled under the name OF Volunteer
Post No, 7i5, q. A. II. IL 10 made up
OF the beat men IN the Post with Geo,
w. Vrooman, Of the firm OF Montg0m'
cry u Vrooman, Commander, and Rev,
DIR. II, NJ. Bacon, OF the Central Con
gregational church, Chaplain. The last
division grew out OF the unfraternal OPP
position by few members OF For.
syth Post against the candidacy Of
Department Commander Bowling, and
the formation Of the new Post ia u
proud ylndlcation of him by the Toledo
soldiers. Toledo has now three P0Sts,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-26
ltoma From Navarro.

Especial Correspondence 70 Nows-Domoorat)
NAVARRO, Juno %, 1890.
A number Of our miners went 10 Massil-
Ion to-day to attend tho funeral OF Frank
Johns who was killed in the mine on Sat
urday near West Brookield.
Mrs. Philip Loew and children who has
been visiting with her parents In Louden-
vile for the last low weeksreturned home
Saturday.
The remains Of Hassil Wolf, who sus-
tanned fatal injuries by being thrown from
hand car few weeks ago, while work.
ing on the section Of the g. Q. q S. II. r.,
were laid to rest in tho Union cemetery
yesterday afternoon. Al 2 o'clock the
Henline Camp, Sons Of Veterans, ofwhich
order Hassil was member, marched up
up to the house in connection with Miller
Post, G. A. n. Of this place, Sons Of Vet.
erans OF Massillon and Wilmot headed
by drum corps, The funeral cortege
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-26
THE CAMPAIGN OF EDUCATION,


Assistant Postmaster. General Clark.
son has discovered that there are 800
Democratic dailies with circulation
Of 100000, as against 255 Republican
dailies, with circulation Of 100000,
The New York Tribune has interview.
ed about sixteen hundred students In
forty two Of the leading colleges OF tina
country, and finds that on the tariff
question twenty per cent are free trad
ers, forty.eight per cent favor tariff re
form and but thirty-two per cent are
In favor of the protection" humbug.
SO II appears that the Campaign OF
education" is In good shape, and that
the "home market" "pauper labor and
high wages campaign OF deception,
humbuggery and false pretenses, must
80 to the wall, as light Is thrown upon
the dishonest trlckery.
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Special nrourlion TO ~, Paul

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For annual meeting OF tho National
educational Association, held 40 ~
Paul, July 9Th 70 llth, the Chicago, ~
Paul ~ Kansas City Ry has arranged
with connecting lines In the East Tor
the sale OF excursion tlcketA NJ One fare
for the round trip. This popular line
offers teachers aud their friends, not
only low rates OF fare, but luxurious
accommodations, elegant compartment
sleepers, dining car service, special day
light trains, quickest time, different
route returning, etc,
Tickets on sale June 2Sth 10 July
9th. Good for return I'LL september
S0th, II desired.
For descriptive circulars, rates, routes
and detailed information, address
j. A, GRANGER, Ohio Pass, Agt
20 Clinton Building,
jul7 Columbus, o.
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pho Now ponslon Law

Just passed by Congress provides u pen.
sion for all soldiers who arc now suffering
from disabilities that prevent them from
earning livelihood, provided such dlsa.
bilitlos are not the results Of intemper-
anco or vicious habits. II also provides
fordependent parents and dmlnorohildren.
II further provides pension forall widows
OF soldiers, who have no other means OF
support than their own labor.
Bring your claims TO DR.. Geo. b. Cock,
Pension Attorney, No, 10 North Cleveland
avenue, Canton Ohio.
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Notice Of Sale Of Real Estate

In pursuance VI an order ot tho Probate Court OF
auction, on
Saturday, the ssth day Of June, 1890,
NJ one O'Clock y, u,, upon the pfrmlaos the follow.
Ing described real estate situate IN tic county OF
stark aud state nf ONO t0switl Lot number uid,
IN the city VI CAnlon uhlol said premises honE
ALSO known "a the hehtauweckof place, ON hAat
TuarhrAwh street
Appraised ~ $4,000 Terms OF sale One-hAlf In
hand, and the balance IN one year from day Of sale
with lntetell payment " bctooufod hy mortgage
on the pfuntus t0ld, . -
JOHN N, MtCilENEn,
Administrator Of uotlclb SoheAu.
wookor, deceased
May aath, 1900 .qphw-dot