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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-14

Legislative nominees, as 1t will be the duty of the
Legislature to he selected In the coming election
10 elect United States Senator. Be 1t further
Resolred, That we hereby pledge ourselves TO
support the Republican ticket aud do all In our
power TO secure It's election.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-14
W lro Gund Ia.

W. +. Goad was formerly lawyer at
Colusa, where he made considerable money
by the purchase of property. For the past
eight years he has resided in San Francisco,
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-14

Twenty-fourth, W. p. Todd; Twenty
eighth, A. F. Rutbrauff
The committee will meet again tomorrow
evening at 1872 McAllster street for the pur-
pose of completing the ticket
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-14

and was at enc time President of the Board
of Education He is now practicing law in
this city, and is known to the attorneys and
cnurt clerks.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-14
HAT TIPS !!

If you can buy Hats anywhere as
cheap as ours lay in case or two on
speculation. You'll make money on
them. No use to particulaTize. Our
whole stock is marked for RAPID SALE.
TOMORROW WILL BE "DERBY
DAY" in our Hat Department. Over
1900 Mems regular 50 % and So so
Late-style Derby Hats have been placed
ON sale and must go at
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-25


ALuASoE, o., Sent, i0,-Two Of Me-
Knleys agents have heon here TOR We
Dast twn days Worhlng tue saloons And
speat .easles Tor the Inauguration Of die
infamous hl0oka OF five system L1l me
give you their plaus. Like burglars, ana
others ut the criminal class they travel ~
Alderman Max Eppsteln OF Toledo 10
the gentleman who 'gul ONO NplT
racket and gave their scheme away
one of these Mckinley bundlerR claims 10
b. a Republican ana the other ptml'
crat. Their plan Ii 20 Visit al tho saloons
aud places OF resort, ascertain VINO 10 on
the market and who ~ on We
fence, and then Bolerl lhrif
ngents 10 hhudle tie Doodle, owing 10
the seyerlty hf tho SelW election law or
Ohio, NO citizen OF the district ID 70 handle
any of tho money, These two hnnlle
aqonts, are supposed tu be from Quhyh
committee, one claims 10 hr % itrpubll
cau and the other pelnocWh Inc Nr'
Du llenp n a dressy fellow Win q Prince
Albert coat, still has ana ehrck pants,
win pleasing address, hhd evidently
about 800 years ulU, Inc man
who claims 90 be Democrat u poorly
dressed, with 1 luurl hAl anu uikepl
boots. evidently anout 40 years old, They
Loftua' and ni Fan Moure'ai hlh0 az lhe
Ballou battling wnrkh, Their plan 10 20
40 lntoa saloon nnd get Into a dlHcuhalon'
fhe dude chap lakea ground Tor MclAin'
Icy, while the man win The big boot ana
the' alouch hat talks loud FOR warwick
This brings out other expressions from
those present, when the dude orderH up
the drinks for Mckinley Every man who
comes up for HE iIqull rHirehhmenl ID
asked 20 glyr hla upmv, which h taken
down In q book, II IA proposed to work
the nonters in thlB district lho same a.
they were worked for Harrison IN lndi'
ana, aud for Reed for Congress In the re-
cent election in Maine, Lot our Demo-
cratic frlends be on ihelr guard, We are
about 10 sec the most lemorall2lng ana
corrupt campaign lu thlsdialrlelevrr seen
In Ohio, and tile Democrats must wake
up and be prepared 10 spot, aud u our
laws viii allow, tryand Jug these boodlcrh,
whenever aud wherever discovered
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-25

THE Cleveland Leader is u peren
nlal crank. II devoteB all it9 leisure,
diverted from abuse Of Catholics, 10 OK.
pounding the tariff, IL 10 cheerful In
lts imbecility also, for II brayely inter
protB Mr. Blaln0'a ideas In ita editorial
columns, and then In itg telegraphic
space prints hl9 own remarks diamet-
rlcally opposite. It's latest feat 10 TO
discover that Louisiana sugar planters
fear their inability to dispose of their
crop, before o decline IN prices begins
under the Mckinley bill, That 10, the
removal of u tax oheapong the product
TO the consumer Yet in the same col.
umn Is u beautiful essay upon the for
olgner paying Che tariiI TAX 40 . license
fee to trade IN this country, Even Ma
ior Mckinley utters this Inconsistent
idlocy, when he drops from his oagle
soaring and endeavors TO apologize for
the beauties Of protection.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-25

Capt. llouael, who has Just returned
from an eastern trip, says horse Interests
are very lively down among the ian6a'
Robert Bonner yesterday bought the
bay geldlng Alfred n. from Orrin lllokok
for $4,000 O,-lCloyeland Plain Dealer,
Wonder N Robert really paid $4,000 for
Alfred. lie could buy steam engine
guaranteed 10 20 u mile In minute for
lon than that
CoLuMnus, Sept i0,-ln the froe'foreall
trot NJ the State fair to-day, purse $500,
with Ihreo starters, Alabaslor won, boat
tmo 2is0N, In the 9i2s trot finished
from Thursday Kitty BOyard won, best
time 2iWA, In the 2lb taot, Australia
won, taking the first two heats, beat time
gAOH,
There Ia a match race to-day on the
Cleveland track between liud Crooko,
owned by I'd, j, Meyer, Canton, aud Gyp'
scy boy for 800 II 10 proposed TO lower
bud Crooko's record, 2tlSA,
Dr. Mcfarland, owned At Minerva, won
the gi25 Woi at Cadiz yesterday best time
2l7A,
Alfred S, won the 2ii0 trot NJ Cleveland
yesterday, boat time 9h7A, Susie $. got
second money, Mary Marshall THIRD
and Dick Smith fourth. Nayldad won the
four year old stake trot, boat time 2i2j.
Tho double team race was won by Pick.
pana and Wonder owned In MIchigauj
best time 2issA, The three year old trot
was unfinished,
Old man llOmlln broke the double team
record at Philadelphia with his own pair
Belle llomln and Jusuno, making the
mile IN el5H Mr., llamlln drove aud aa
hc ~ over 20 years old, Il IL established
that an old man can drive.
MuWillon horaomon gave q matinee on
Saturday afternoon on the now half mile
track one milo cast Of town along the
Canton road. Thoro was q good attend
anco augmented by a Roodly crowd from
Canton, There wore three races and oil
filled woll, besides a race between mule
aud pony, half u mile dash, which was
won by the muo. Modoc won the free
for all trot, and tho black stallion Butler
the $500 tot, best time 2ib0N. Tho crowd
was yciy enthusiastic, aud thoro was no
kicking against the judges stand,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-25


LIehtenwalier, Mr., and Mrs, iAaiah Kin
icy, milford, Ind Mrs, Samuel Miller,
Abraham LiohtenWaiter, iiugrus, Ohloi
MI, and Mrs, John Pinkerion .AtWool,
Ind, Mr, David Liohlenwalteri Mise Llllle
LiohienwalteT, Mrs, Abhle Ingram, hpuln
Whitley, lad, Mrs, ia iieoknell, Milford
Ind Miss Anna Metz, Mr, 4 llerl A. Llel'
tenwaller, illwo0d, Ills Mrs Malilla
spangler, Columhiana Cily, lnd MI ana
Mrs, n, q, Black, East Liverpool, y, ~
This was one OF The most ehll hlltlsAlAllp
reunions held hy tlila family mus ihI,
about three hundred ami llfly being y AZ
tendance ali seemingly enjoying lheIn'
seiyes, The President appointed, MI
ios. Liohtenwalier, Of Massillon, ana Mr'
iii, Harper, of Canton, members OF Vhe
executive committee,
Ordered that these proceedings pe pun
llshed la the kEWs'DfhooRAf ANA canton
The ohoir sang "God be with you Z we
meet again. Closing with the benedlllpn
bV tho Rev, j, n, Rahe, OF Canton
JAOOH ", LOHTrNWALTth
Milford, Ind, President
FRANK nRANQHEH, SEQ,
WM, LiOHTENWALftR, Cor, Bee,
Canton, o.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-25

Congressional ohihpalhhi
(flain Dealer specially
WASHINGTON, Sept a. Congressman
M, NJ, nooihman Of Ohio has formally
cast loose Major MoKinley'a Presidential
hoom for lao2 ia an interview printed Ia
the Sunday Gazette to-day The inter
view was carefully revised by MI hop1h'
man and 10 40 followai
"Maior Mckinley said MF, ioolhman'
"grows on You and the impression he ore'
ates ID LASTING. lie could have been Prea'
Ident to-day Instead Of iarrison-and
Ohio hopes 10 put him In the White House
la the near fuiure~if he had permitted
Tie uss OF his name Ia tho Chicago con
yenuon But he was pledged 70 sherman
aud the country knows how haeredly he
held his trust, II was strong lempla'
ton, but he placed q check on his amhl'
tlon and kept faith aH an honorable man
aud declined 10 yield, His iarlli blll mas
been criticised In many quarters by men
who style themselves Republicans, hn' !
want 10 say now that the Mckinley bill 10
In accordance with the Republican plat
form adopted lasa aud TO my way OF thinks
ing ID comes with very bad grace AZ this
dime from Republicans 10 orltloiae tho tar
~ plank la the platform which We claim
the country endorsed, II such ihlng
we're possible, Major Mckinley has ln'
creased ha popularity with the peo'
pic beoause Of his tariff bill, The Ohio
legislature has tried 70 keep tie
major out of Congress, hut ! believe lhe
people Of the Canton district will not pers
nit hs defeat, and whether he ID re'eleoF
ed or not there is movement spreading
In Ohio 10 make him tho next governor
honestly believe that when the next
State convention meets next year Major
Mckinley will receive tho guhernaloflal
nomination by aoolamatlon, and from The
Governors seat he will step into the pres
Identlal chair. am satisfied that blaine
has no desire for the nomination, ANA
aud with Blaine out Of the way | know OF
40 other Republican who 10 10 completely
the embodlment Of protection principles
OH which the marty has made ilh glorious
record aa William Mckinley, lie has
earned the nomination and, although q
llttlu Time will elapae before the question
will be settled, yet the fact that he 10
already talked OF shows the direction Ia
which tho Republican choice for liArrl'
sons successor will concentrate, The
Republican party haa an abundance OF
material 10 select from, but n The lulg'
ment Of large number Of influential no
publleana Major Mckinley 10 our alrong.
cat man aud would sweep the country II
nominated,h
The premature flying OF Major MolIln'
ley'a presidential boom by his bosom
friend, Mr., lioOlhman, 10 probably design
cd 20 help llft him over some OF the rough
places In the canvass against ex'lleuten'
ant Governor Warwick,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-25

Eoun hundred and sixty amendments
10 the McKinloy tariff bill. ono hundred
md twenty minutes allowed by tho House
majority Tor their consideration. About
four amendments 20 the minute. How's
that for free ballot and fair COUNT
lpittuburg Post.
The man who Is responsible for this
outrage is running for Congress In this
district. IL we can get a free unpur.
chased ballot and q fair couut, he will
not vex tho future House with any
more such atrocities.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-25
AUTUMN GARMENTS.
The II dfrru PrOductionaAre Original
in Shape aud Ornameniaiion.

When your SUMMER merfy'maklng IN
all over, Meadamea, II you would begin
the fall season by giving yourselves real
treat, 20 AZ once 10 tho big white aud gold
showrooms ON Fifth avenue, opposite
Madison Square, and satlate your appetite
for beauty by an inspection ot The unique
and charming novelties which are the re'
sult Of q summer of study and prepara'
tlou,
la tho iaunty cloth coats alone, which
are one Of those speolallles that have
made tho Redfern name one OF magic
meaning In the world Of women, there are
almost as many styles 40 there will be
wearers Tor them, aud all Of them are not
only elegant and striking, but marked by
such originality In shape or ornamenia'
tlon 40 sets them altogether apart from
tho usual run Of shopmade garments
Take for Instance, this
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-25

Nv "lhe tarlif ia a tax" how about
wire mill nallHf Tho duty on thpm 10
four cents d pound They have bten
sold within a year a. " oenlha pound
According 70 DemOoi alto testimony
they ought 10 sell ~ 0}5 oenta Ma
Yafre Independent
A man who would seriously endaayor
10 praaeut supll H0phistry 70 his readers
deserves greater contempt 10 hla com
mnnlty than bnnk0 afeeffr, II nails
soil fOf eha than the duty, why impose
30 exOrbitant q dutyY 10 u protective
on pT0hibitiytf Are any nails Import
edf Gould not nails DO sold for much
less at a high pTOhtY
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-25

THE Repository has cheap way OF
mihfepIeHenting facts II has often al
lnded 70 the praise Of Mckinley At Dos
ton bestowed by the Cincinnati lgnquir'
OF, This fulaOme hattery WAS IN u lot
tor from "lath," tho champion tuft
hunter OF the land, Now the llepohl'
tory knows that George Alfred Town
send, "lath, iaa Republican and for
that reason, hired by tho Enquirer 70
cater 10 ita Republican patrons This
ayalem OF quoting tho telegraphie col,
ulmna OF newspaper 40 expressive or
ita views, among newspaper men IN fe-
gafded aa exceedingly ahOddy,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-25

Mn, gMYRER will be asked 70 withdraw
as chairman OF Major MQlIlnley's eam'
palgn committee, No public man. OF re'
cent years has had hia character hlaolIen'
cd 90 fearfully 40 Mr. bmyaer OF Wooster
r. Mansfield Shield,
This ID n mistake. The amirohed
SmyaeT N Just the man for the crisis
The work outside Of tho campaign ora,
tory, brass bands aud red hfe, will all
be crooked, and q crooked man ia
Wauted
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-25

BRUTALITY in the Speakers chair,
has been endorsed by bribery in Maine.
Bribery 10 the plan for the 10th district,
but the machinery 10 disfranchise Dem.
ocrats Is not running here, and there iB
no chance TO establish navy yard,
with thousand men to vote" either
on the Canal or the Nimishillen.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-25
DEATH or MRS. MYERS,

She Explroa Early Saturday EvonIng'.'
Tho Hunoral.
Mrs. Catherine Myers died Saturday
uightat z o'clock Of cancer, Mrs, Myers
had been afflicted several months from
cancer In tho head, and NJ tImos was n
terrible agony. Everything was done to
roloyo hor pain, but all TO no avail.
The deceased was % years Of ago pnd
was NJ .tcrof John Il, Poyacroi l32 South
Cleveland avenue, George Myora, % uon,
who travels for Ayers a Son, Of East Sag
inaw, Mlcho arrived home Saturday,
The funeral was held this afternoon
from the residence nt lO5 West Fiitl
ttrcct, A largo number Of irlonds fol-
lowed the cortcgO to WCstlnwn cemetery
whore the remains wore Inferred,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-25
anntnlnod tho oommlu,Ionorn.

Judge Bawcoit has rendered decision
in what IL known as the Chcnot rood case.
Some lineage Solomon Wilson petition
cd tho county commissioners TO build q
road from the castcrn part Of Louisville
to Harrisburg. George Chonot entered n
protest, but the petition was granted.
6henot appealed the case 10 probate
court whore the notion OF the commits
glonors was sustained.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-25
satuTdny, the lLh dny OF OOtObeT, lsg
SHERIFF SALE.

Jonas Lutl order Of sale,
VA IhtAfh County Common
Christian wieland ct al i'isSi Court
Ny virtue Of an order Of sale Issued BY tho
Glefk OF Tho court 0f common pleas OF hAft upp
o. Ia tho above action aud 70 ne directed VIII Onr
f0i hAe ~ public outofy on the steps Of tho ooult
house, IN the city Of Canton, on
Saturday, the 18th day Of October, 1890,
the following dosffihed real estate t0swli situate
IN tho CITY Of MAaslll0n county Of Stark ana state
Of ONO and being lot number sixteen hundred and
hlty.ioul u01ll u Taylot GAYS aubdlvlalen q
hmloAble Partition IN tho olty Of Maaslllon, ohio,
Appraised NJ ti 800
hAie 70 commence NJ ole O'Clock ., m, Terms
o, A, KRlDER shenH
o. E, YoUH0, ATTY
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-25
EDITORIAL saUrBs.

TnE great Republican opening ot ur
bana on Saturday was fiat failure.
DR. SLussER Of Canton iaa candidate
for member Of the Board Of Equalization
for this Senatorial district DR.. SluNor
has lived In Stark county nearly oil hIa
life, he has had legislative experience,
aud isa man Of raro good Judgment and
n nominated would make nn excellent
official. We hnvc heard Of no other can.
date from Stark
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-25
TO EMMA,

IN deepest pocket Of tne night
Whom duu clouds hld tho stars from sight.
dreamed q glgamlng dtulmI NO bright
uf Emma
/ saw q face serene and rare
II tsoemud 90 mc diylnol} iur
it waktd me with its magic stare
twas Emmas
Ana 90 woke iaw there cleaned
uauut shadows un the wall that seemed
Atlfmy arms had APO dreamed
on EmmAA
o. siren fair. let quick thought 10
Abaos 20 days OF long ago,
when lips Of IRE and eyes asow,
Told talus Of love that thrilled me 80,
Sweet Emma
Whcn water snakes cat whIppOOrwlll'
And hltlur-root aud danodIls
Are mixed 10 gwceton quluuU pills,
Then viii my heart sutccaso lts thrills
For Emma
WHOM swallowB build their nests In air,
And troc-toads climb the golden stair,
Aud angels learn 70 bang their hair
Then VIII celbo to love my fair
Rare Emma
see her ever In my dreams,
An when the bright AURORA gcams,
AZ when the lurld sunset seams
with lines Of fire the hills and streams,
Fair Emma
some other day not for awoyi
IN that sweet southland OF the bay
where banks Of green llno roefa ofsmayi
And linnots sing the live-long day.
I faln would whllo my llfo away
with Emma
1REsrGlNE, o., Sept, 1890
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-25

Number two N longer than any Of tho
spring atylca, us II extends far below the
hips. II h u fAwn.colorcd beaver cloth
Of moderate weight, and IN clnboratcly
decorated back nnd front, and upon the
skirt na well ns the body, with nppllquod
designs OF hrongc'hrown yclyct with q
loop border of brown aud gold Paris
braid. A band Of uttor heads the collar
and the small braided cults Tho sleeves
nrc set smoothly into the Ormholc, ondllt
snuRly 10 the arm,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-25

IT remarkable how that Republl.
can editor in Cleveland secs The tide
setting In for Mckinley In this district
What q marvel Of eyeDight, TO SEQ the
tide sixty miles away. And he 10 not
ia a lighthouse, and uses no double re-
fracting telescope. He simply belzes
his pencil, aud concludes that now he
will'have the tide set In for Mckinley
IN the sixteenth District, on paper.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-25
sundaY Marrlagop.

Three couples were united in holy mat.
rlmony by Rcv. u. p. llorbruek, at his
study yesterday afternoon. Mr. George
A. Marks, Of Osnaburg, and Miss Rohama
II. Yodor, Of Louiaylllei Mr.. Harvey l..
Hurter and Miss Celesta Dlckerhoof, Of
Cairo, and Mr.. Harvey @. Woldman and
Miss iilvlra j. Smith, OF Cairo. The last
two named couples wore married at the
same time, forming a double wedding,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-25
A wifo Wnnta a Divorce.

Mary A. Price has fled a petition IN
Common Pleas court agninsther husband,
BENJAMIN j. Price, asking for a divorce.
She snys they were married at Pittsburg,
in October 1886, and have one child which
Ia now three years old. Sho charges him
with gross neglect OF duty, hnbituai
drunkenness, and living IN n state OF
adultery with one Ello Logan, nj Altoona,
Pa. She asks for divorce and custody
Of the child.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-25

Marriage llconaoa have been granted to
Charles B, Boim and Viola Notice, Osna-
burg; Chas, z. II. Schneider aud Anna
Ringlcp, Mossillonj Geo. A, Marks and
Rubanno Y. Yodor, Louisvillc Harvey l..
tlortcr and Celosto DiclScrhool, Harvey G.
Wcidmnn and Elyira j. Smith, Cairo
Webster Bechor aud Mary u, Cmgaon,
North Industry
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-25

The main reason why Mckinley did
not 60 TO Urbaua to-day as he prom.
Used TO do, TO open the OHIO campaign,
is that he don't know what the Repub.
llcan position is going TO he on the
tariff. His tariff bill, with over 400
amendments 10 tied up in conference,
and Republican principles are now In q
state Of suspended animation.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-25

They we're married IN Canton " 1855 and
have one child, boy, The allegations
are Of extreme cruelty, consisting Ia
insulting and humilIaiing her n the pres
enoe Of others, Holkens 10 druggist and
doctor al No, 800 Superior street. lcleye'
land Plain Dealer.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-25
Stark County School Examiners NOtIOG.

OAHTON-- Examinations Will DO hold NJ Canton
0u the ilfat Saturday " each month, IN the South
Plum street school building,
AT MAonLLoN-se september 25th, 1890
Az ALiiAHon- october iath, 1890 and March
pBth 1891,
At rNAyAnnr-Fohruary 2lst, 1901,
AT CANAL FutrOE-Mach IAN, 1891,
Ar MiSrRvA-AprIl In, 1891
GRO, W. yOnE.
Clerk of WOard Oi fxaniuroa
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-25
pilour pllnni 1tohinr:pnon.

SYMproMs-Moisture intense itching
and stinging; most NJ nights worse by
scratching. Ifallowed TO continue tum-
ors form, which often bleed and ulcorato
becomino very sore. SwAYNE's ONT
MrNT ssops the itching and bleeding, heals
Ilcoration and In most cases removes the
mmora, AZ druggists, or by mail Tor 30
centa,rJDr. Swayne q Son, Philadelphia
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-25

SENATOR HOAR IN hiH closing speech
on tho tariff, neatly explained the
adoption Of this reciprocity amend
mont II was "a declaration OF inten'
tion rather than q definition Of leglala-
tive policy" That ID Il exactly, II any
body knows what that means
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-25
VITO Wants a Divorce.

Flora Bcglin hos filed u petition In Com
mon Pleas court against her husband,
Simon Begln, nsking for q divorce. She
says that they were married ai Harrisburg
in October, 1893. She charges him with
being cruel to her and gross neglect OF
duty. She asks for q divorce, and TO bo
restored 10 hor maiden name, Flora Ras.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-25
ouow 10 ouro nIl yrln Dlsonnop,

Simply apply "SwAYEE's OiNrMrNT.n
No informal medicine required, Curoh
tettor, ecaemn, Itch, Nll oruptlona on the
face, hands, nose, &C., leaving tho skin
clear, white and healthy. lta great heah
ing and curative powers are possessed by
no other romody. Ask your druggist foI
SwAYNE'a OINTMENT. T.T-s
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-25

THE attempt 70 sugar Vermont ~ the
expense OF the whole bgdy OF taxpayers
IN outrageous, Think OF paying q bounty
on tho Infant industry Of maple sugar,
There never was a more bald headed
atroelly wreaked Ia the name Of Pro
lection.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-25

There are
many white soaps
each
represented TO be
ojust as good as the Ivory"
They are not,
but like
all counter(eits,
they lack
the peculiar
and remarkable
qualities of
the genuine,
Ask for
Ivory Soap
and
insist upon having II.
'Tis sold everywhere.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-25
Legal Notice.

Charles Oawnt whose place Of residence n un.
AugiiH, iH6O Mary Oawat fiod hcr petition N tho
Cnut Of Common flonH, " NinTk county ONO, IN
oAao No. ma Aganat hN said Charles Oawalt pray
Ing Tor divorce from him. Tho hhid Chnrlca uaWnh
on the ground Of gross neglect 0f duty,
said defendant n REQUIRED 10 answer on on before
The hlSth Saturday from the pard day Of August
1900, MARY OSWALE
CASH, MoSS0T wmrAogH AttyG aal-L
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-25
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