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The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-09-15
The republicans claim that Weaver

The republicans cia;n that Weaver
will carry sufficient states IL throw the
election Of he president into the house.
This ! claim. will elect cleveland
Ii I -,u:ncni is true, every vote
East Harrison is practica!l, u vote
FOR Cic>.lai.d Wh,l. do the r.
pubi,"anS pavf"r-Cicv"lan! or Weav-
CT? Ii the former is their choice.
C'nd they certainly admit that he is,
under the above argument, and thcv
vote for Harr'sor) why not vote for
HIM directly? IF he is not their
cio:ce let them vote for Weaver IA. !!
,!u% ,infca: cleveland. -Barlinxtua
junction Ledger.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-09-15
FAREWELL TO SHfLOCk'S TWINS

f',.:s peoples ::ri.iy Is crossing the plain,
Good bye. Old iscusy. good .ve;
'Wca,er and Firid III t!.- Io.. :, .r;.i:,
s;o"I bye. Hi' Eenny- good bye.
towhT's son Will lead i'll tie fight.
Gc,,,. bye. Old Benny. euu. bye.
-;fl' victory crowns Viz ca.ise o; right,
Good bye, old Benny. gts.si bye.
Bye. Tariff Hcnnv.
Bye. Free Trade Grover.
Bye. twins at Shyl0ck-
Good bye. old parties, Good bye;
Our .cr.i;rs - tried and brave :.iit. true,
GooI bye. old Grover. good bye,
And the power Of truth will curry him
through.
Good bye. old Grover. good bye:
We've iH.ci; the Field IN Virginia state,
Gors. bye, old Grover, good bye,
ANA Ada! the ''headsrlAn.' will lac too late.
Go"d bye, old Grover, good bye.
You kicked nlrine out that you ,nip n! stay
Coed 'yr. old Benny. good ISe;
Bat yea Ill look dow: your nose wien the
haE-s...tls-wii.
Good bye, cid ,ie.ln"y, ara'sdt by;
Fer we've 20; t.i.. v eavcr tl,it' >, wo:rii The
sch.
tGnt bye. CId ECrnT. eu2a. bye;
Lat r";c.,Cs Sic ".;" o. the .is.;cuu: e.i,I
r",.
Good bye. old Benny. ;sOn, bye.
Free silver "t:i.t. ara si;l haze ;,::f.
G'"f. Eye, cd Grover, eou., bye;
IN spite. OF yr"r hiyi, lily Gcl.!U;. crew,
Good bye. o: Grover, "oo1 lyr:
Toe Carrie ait traits ma. do tiltii best,
Coed bye, nit-t- rover. Euu. bye;
Wiz, t..,ii ii:sSt,.u,. '",.n,i-, bat yo.. II
near from III" at.>.,
Good t'yc. old iiruny. good bye.
Tao misses are rising i'll vig.r uI:;, might
Good bye. OH Grover. -:t:o'. hyc
AMI "ta:er stnrk il '''ys:;- ont OF >i-i:;,"
Gond rye, u,: Grover. g;'rd bye;
Your ,.""n.s!l :irrru.,c.i.>, ;,ii,; nos sot:
- Reid.
Gcnd bye, Ella :jrl1;-, Coo, bye:
js.i&an"Xa;! : warning yn.,r "a. is tiecrtc,.
G,Ct. t!c. CT. i,cEiy good bye,
}. \. " Ellis.
i.iIc,l:ii, -.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-09-15

~ tttifpf OF t!.'' Memphis f'ti",
era: IN his Efforts T.; deceive. .;ic pc;
,,'- j., regard !" iint n;.: i:ny -, l,.ai.r
i:rn it.rnrr, il guilty. = Using ian.
mage very r.''Ssc--lv ai.on, tbs edit
trr cE ,'sis uaprr H., aatS. III refer
"nc. t." the iu;iis.'s. controversy.
There is no: ii fsopie'> pa:t; ,,apcr
published in this j,..i;:'iai Circuit, II, II
.aan N!.n ever voted :s,e Democratic.
ticket. We hold ourselves il: rpti.-
ness ~ prov: TIA. INSERTION Il false
;s,.! II is lie. ever, word Of ii.
Iii 1884 the editor 'f this ,1;,ar
voted fer Cleveland, ~ tl,., nope t!a.
the assertion ot ,i,c Htmurrai;: l:;.e:y
wouid be made "nuu. aui 4 reii:rn
male to the times wi,':s the reu.,!
".,.,'t this cruutry. n!pl, The later
estsi u Tie Hnucy power a;II :!:nnn;;-
ulN "Diilt Un' hl exclusive. Bat
CTR hopes were in v.;in, The tirve-
ial:,i government ca:ne into power
;,l.si I ~ s;,,jn fu,:..i out THAT az ;;.,l!
a}l.; t.nsi:~!i interests I.ai a stronger
ls,.;: u: i; ;I.;t;l :.n. previous o;:,:'i.is.
,r,tjiun G:vyrissll.> , secretary II .i.e
,t,';,;,::ry retuin;.,tlLv, tii2 retirisi. #
the reii,a..in9 amount Of :<rs e!'av;.s
a.! l. s:iii:@ ;si.te;i interest bearing
bonds. That @,l.nini>;r,,:U ion trrA
Over six, million, of dollars aH;i de-
pos te,i t;:>..-, ~ p-j n:;t.olt:ti hank, !,
ns, interest. While l:,i.I. Ii, Kansas
W. rti,; Il iett"r from one ci thee
i:ct NATIONAL han.is IL :; state bank
t.Iv:c, u..,Ein- it IN unlinl:;va amo,iHl
III this money to !v:in u settler, Z.
t5r- I;.':' cs:i :,er m,nt:i. Think cl
il. siN'i per cent per veal. This
letter >;;.fv,: :-!.sg> li:.: laCi.,'E care
.:';!:: ;:.,i i..lt ..ino%; lie entire force
II ttat national !a.:i!< were Republic
t'.;:s>. b:.; tie i.i.,i..c>s 81 The govern
n@nt wu:ii.i have tiia c.l,ct Of MAJ, in,
every f..in Vote fur Cleveland, T,e
home b,Ak made a deal with that
;.:.i.~1s ti;, n;.:.,;i..;i !ss.:,,, ai;,: the
,ny"ey So loaned IL FIVE per cen!
..p.' II nj, il. Ills .i....t:,,s.A.t act.nH Of
IL, Cleveland g"ve:.i.l.e:, ,'is-:;.s:c,i
- SO much tn W received; 10 *,
what i..'.n It vas in car power 10
,,uss>"t CLEVELAND, The Str1a.,'a. frie:ii
p"';ori,c. ever had i'll the pre>iicn-
Ia ,,:i>;r l.. the il1A. OF tAc above
Glove fats "-e c;l.lhot io3., npo1 I!.ls
u;..cr ,lls;n Il T,.,:'er, -. l,!;i:l''r:tr 6:
tie people. Thea. ear Democracy il
10. Of TIL; I,iia',:c l..'.,i :!:.ij viii .,I-
III: # V<ey;.;i- i>y the fsc2 cottage
u silver D"2 ;. ear ;;nl :s-,:..:t 1t Tie
ao&t. u VS. i.o:n gn,t raised :;
u .i.t,ct.,t ali hive t,il.,l.r.o;;-it vpl.
.e.it,i IL: Democratic principles at
III ti.:af. *. U.z.;,4-... ':..!.l ty;.",
, u, t;ie ...t,a;1!, Democrat Il" 3nt;
tess 10 make mitch u;.t Of il VIZ
ave ii..:;:;y Ola; that it IS on Ii.:.i
: IL. ne Il il i:O>u,i ,s!;tt t,mEsp:,s
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-09-15

The solid south is broken by the
organization of the Alliance and the
Peoples party. Such an end WAS
once sought by the Republican party,
but she f;n!ett sIgnaliy. Since he
work is tsyac hv die Alliance and the
Peoples party, 1T seems ,i,at the Re
publican party feels badly Well. by
and ny the solid Republican rank in
this nation will DE broken aud then
the country will be frcc.-Lamar
Tribune
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-09-15
There il cl.2s a.rHiltl ';his

There j, Go2s again! ';'his -.sne
il is John Madden. Of Cot;oHwoot
Fails, kans :, republican presidential
election in 1893. and one {: lie most
effective speakers and writer's III tie
state. In reply to an .'ation from
tnr state central committee to take
the field for Harrison lie replies, with
y long and folcij;e letter givii 2 his
reasons for leaving the rep. hlican
party and taxing The field for the
peop!e.-Avu Farm Record.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-09-15
Announcement.

We al. ID '''o' t. - - ''''.''''''' : ~ !:
- So ,,,,I.,n ~ -, -, -,.,.t.n,,r
Circuit. subject !, ,:tl DECISION .r Il,
voter, at tie polls.
- .
u' y a|.'7' i ','7'''i!''' III o.
Ca OH 9s''i'''.'-'i' 'S-''tf Ill ,';.''
all e''''c' - Il i-%-''' IL 'i'''' ~
pof'''soE NOM i."s'.' t'i''.iE, t'.;'. q
ou' strong III Vie 12'''''"' hi"i. ia"
s'A'7 III a. e'''''' O. III A''A '!.'' O.
;'s'ohai ti'hAs il F''' i'''5ji''!i't-'''-
H -'Af, Soao3s' i'''' - ''''.'"e .
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-09-15
We learn that there are 2,cy,

We learn That there are eleven peO-
pies party clubs in St. Joe, with
nearly 800 members. It. is two
months before the lection. AMI il the
work couiinnes, that city will be
strictly IN it on election day There
are brave, determined men IN IT,, lead
in st Joe, and they are dom" effect
i've ork.-Durlington Junction LeIs-
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-09-15

I,ipans Iaou!cs cure cole.
i pans fahu'cs cure f!ati!cncc.
;i,,anS Tab ;:!:s are alnars ready.
Riia Tatu,c> for +. ii liver.
Eipans Tah;lGs cuie dizziness.
Rirans Tab gllt s cure hives.
E;pals Taau!ts cuie Scrofula.
k'na,:S TabIieS are OF great value.
hifans Tab;:leS cure dy pep il.
AZ -: :!:,5 Ls::..;- b k,.....
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-09-15

Every room i'll the Confederate
home ut iliygin,viiic is filled anl no
more applicants can he received until
next spring, when the new building
will be comp!cte,l.-hau>as CITY
St.r
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-09-15

State troops on duty at Homestead
have treaty cost Pennsylvania s152.-
oov. Carnegie comes pretty high
but he helps oat on the caiapa syn
f"na--- AchlaEd Kansas, Clipper.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-09-15

The returass from Arl.a.i.as show.
HAT ths "Oe,nocrat:c part. was Sic
sessfui--by voting the negro counties
IS almost Il man, 1'i.c Republicans
srrc not .<in IL while the People $
TUty carried several counties. TIE
sIection law, similar to the laws
ST many states, Missouri included,
made iC casE 10 pcrpotiate the most
1laring frauds.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-09-15
Nervous Debility.

\ gent ieman having been cared OF Nervous
Prostra:ioi'. Se,uiiiat Weakness. Premature
Decay, and all the evil Effects of carly IL, ..-
erection and yotl iff al folly. is anxious "a MIX.
known to- Others fiss simple :aet;af.d of SELF
tT-KE. TO those Who wish and will give him
their symptoms. lie viii. send free by return
mail a copy OF the teCipc SO successfully used
in his case.
Address in coffs.snn ca JAMES W. PINKNEY
- e';i.f street, Ne" York. 6yi
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-09-15
The Circulating Medium.

. Ii
49, II ;:1 ~,
49,
i:utn when liz lave ~Gt"t,;tVY NrLui-
i,,,t,t3-. .:.,t..,>,,..t :; r,u i.:,.;i,. ~,
,
"'"''i ~ t'ii t'ii tiit it@'''iie Sti!i''
hy uiy.Iio- tn. i-t.,,;x..t statement Of
!!,..N,,i',,.,i, Ia, ;. IA ICf,: I ,,,.,Il
''H' /" ste TIE gentleman publish III
~ ~ '<4'' s''''',''''"' "''S'' 'ie S''s ti'e
>e'''>"'a H-"''7 i:o'ii "i''c'i lie
'''''"'' '"e S''''I''!}''V '''"' There Is
'''''it "''''''> \'ei e''P''") ia c!ic"ia-
''0'' 900 >'''''' III '0'o' -Ht' 'i'ioo-i
,.,,t. 49,. ." o>
:'re-t"cilgt hoa;t-, ti'.e - 80: %,.;.ot
,s'.' ''''''.>' ''''' '>,' $500 '@'',.''''' ~
i've PEI. can: oo...., d. ia $3.50. .ocoo.e %,
,-'' pr 's:' ''h'9, ''''e 'S'i-'-' oo't
t>r;i..cate. o. i:..i.,,tc;a.-s.. .:,s.,,, 90 90
siA pr c'ti t'''''i> '!;:e Isis .. o,'">,aHi.5o
ga per cent '''h'S' '''e i''','.-.- ''4i':'5'0'
Sev2ntli.sy no.c< ............. ss;..=,l ,:.1o.,o
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t'o.sI c.r.i..,.,...s ..... ,o,l;l,,,o
texas Indemnity ----........-....- '"'t"J 90
49, - 49, % '.,>o
r.a'....,. ~,
june 5. 1904 Senator T. Z p'nmi,
- t,3e I7,,;t.I States senate. III. :.
/. .,e ,:,yeu Tie .,.,,,,cv J., a,..u.,I CIR
cu,a;iua id not mach. if 1t ALL ex-
,cri $50. eco 500. or lust :; ,it:,e over
- per c:,p;.,,." are the exact words
:alsvn from the .pvecl, q copy If mi,i,I,
| have. No on. denied III. statement;
a, the ,,nr. ;,i.ti when y;e l,.,r, in n.sn.i
liza; senator i',u,u!, WA, NOT \ u,,itp-
rT... i,ppu!..: .ail. VAS for free silver
ana, C.,, ul3i>y. We c:.;; r,;;,;!y MI
! c.:s;ul.i WAY IL. n.3uli;c:,n Dart,
;.cnir., his statements 10 day. He DID;
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-09-15

:, rPEsIpr>Ts Il. ELECTORS AT-LARGE,
{. =. taiieii. ST. Louis.
>. ID. Fullerton, E1.i;:way county.
DISTRICT E!.i;rrnRs.
t.-GHsper Miller. Schuyler coI.rt:,
l.-Wm. Qunyic. Ha':ti;,.:,ir.
IN &. M.:tt'''. Caldwell
sit. T. Stafford. At,,:t<oG.
s.-lseni. Elliott. La;:.Eetic.
i-i.ce y. Ewtints- !.;hi4-s,:.
[.-.!"sspi- WHITAKER. lii,'kuir.
- u. Ferguson. Nost:i!.
A.-Rotcr: tu.t t:for0. .t..;isu;3..
-e.-E. =. Gsut'N II. ff'i.,I .ti-II;. -; .r;Ii>.
I.-'as. y. W,.ite. i..,.y,.,tl, :,i>.,r;. 1t
i..r..F-.
Ill. T.. Rolf. ST. iuu!-.
81. J. Harri.I.t.,.. t:->ar.
4.-II;!rry tii.iCr. t:u'1G:E~.
sa.-Thr;Gas L. il;it =, Ban -.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-09-15

We are authorized, t. lnluI,rc J III.
,. S.noot rs :n II, :,'i,e'I ;,',.t c;'n.ii
=sssstte f"T e's'slsa al taa Isl .u'!,c.ai
Circuit, subject % liz ;@c.ai>n 81 i.:o
voter, at tie polls
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1892-03-24
Robertsville Notes.
RoBERTsvILLE, March IL. "a

Mr.. Peter Pariso is very sick at present.
Dr. Moffet of Malvern is attending him.
Rev. Gonser and family have moved to
Eastern Pennsylvania.
John Aldolph is at present engaged in
the PROVISION and grocery business with
Mr.. Elsas of Waynesburgh.
John Reese OF Freeburgh Is assistinR mis-
brother Norman in the dry goods business
Little Lawrence Unkefer is quite sick
with pneumonia of the lungs.
Our school closed last night. The en-
tertainment was very good, the audience
fair considering the inclemency of the
weather.
The following are the names of the pu-
pills in Grade No. 3: Lucy Bollinger, Flora
Monahan, Beatrice Sautters, Daisy Robart,
Nettie Pariso, Minnie ReihI, Ella Schorry,
Laura Mong, Lizzie Weaver, Emit Taylor,
Charley Pariso, Charley Krumlauf, Sam
Dewalt, John Adolpb, George Steneck, AR.
thur Sautters. Average grade SO.
Grade No. 2: Corda Bentz, DolIie
Steen, Girtrude Blackledge, Mary Knep-
per, Allace Krumlauf, Ida Shatfer, Homer
Yoans Leslie liza eosssr YSgns Charley Gony
grade 92.
Grade No. /: Ella Monhan, Emma
Saucer, Emma Shaffer, Eta Reese, Lolita
Fogle, Myrtle Young, Eta Pariso, Laura
bentz, Flossie Gonser, Bassa Brothers,
Marjorie Robart, Jimmie Monahan, Law
renee Unkefer, Charley Blackledge, Carl
Reese, Austin Sautters, John Krumlauf,
Willie Knepper, Raymond Blackledge,
Average Grade 80. EFFIE V. DIoKEY,
Teacher.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1892-03-24
CUT In TWO.
A Canton Printer Killed by the
Cars at Delaware.

Den. McOswald, who was recently em-
ployed as a printer Ia this city, and
organizer OF the Canton Typographical
Union, was instantly killed az Delaware.
The following special tells the story:
A horrible accident occurred near the Big
Four depot last night, by which Den Nc.
Oswald of Orrville, o., lost his life. The
deceased. together with W. H. Spahr of
Abilene, Kan, intended TO steal ride on
No. 63 last night. Spabr got on oil right,
but McOswsld missed his footing and fell
under the wheels OF the train in such o
manner that they passed over his body at
the junction of the trunk and lower limbs,
completely severing him. Shortly after
help reached him he breathed his last.
Spahr, not knowing what had happened
to his partner, remained on the train
until he reached Milford, where he heard
of the accident and Immediately return
ed. On the body of the deceased were
found letters from his father and others
apparently from sweetheart, also GER
tiflcate OF membership in the Typograph-
ical Union, he being a printer by trade.
The body was placed in q casket and tele-
grams sent TO relatives, from whom word
vas received to hold the remains until
friends arrived. Deceased was about
thirty-two years of age and was on his
way to Stanton, Va. He was we'll dressed
and presented q gentlemanly appearance.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1892-03-24

Alarmed at the certainty that Richstag
would reject his pet scheme, the Educa-
ton bill, Emporer William fails to sus-.
tain Gen. Won Caprivi, and the Chancellor
who succeeded Bismark, has, therefore
resigned after two years possession of
power.
The fallen Chancellor whose full name
Is George Leo Won Caprivi de Caprara de
Montecuccolli, lie son of a judge of the
Supreme Court and was born in Berlin
February oath, 1881. In his eighteenth
year he volunteered in the Kaiser Franz
Grenediers and during the campaign in
Bohemia, in 1866, was made a major and
put on the Generals staff Of the First
Army Corps. He won his fame during
the Franco'Prussian war, serving bril-
liantly as Chief of Staff OF the Tenth Army
Corps at Metz and Orleans, and the fol-
lowing Loire campaign, and in 1882 was
appointed commander of the Thirteenth
Infantry Corps.
He was selected by Bismark to succeed
Admirable Stosch as chief Of the Min
istry of Marine in March, 1883. General
Won Caprivi paid much attention to the
perfecting of torpedoes and torpedo boats
during his Ministry, and also arranged a
plan for more rapid mobilization of the
war vessels. He resigned about year
ago and was succeeded by Graf Ments.
he was made commander of the Tenth
Army Corps, stationed in Hanover, and
received the order Of the Black Eagle.
He has made no name for himself in
Statesmanship.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1892-03-24
Death Of Samuel oable.

Samuel Cable, an elderly gentleman o.
SandyVille, who has been stoying with biz
SON -in-law at No. II Newton street fol
some time, died from an attack of the
grippe about o'clock last evening. Mr.
Cable was seventy.eight years of age and
was one OF the pioneers in this section
He was a prominent farmer near Sandy
vile and owned large tracks of valuable
land in that vicinity. The remains will
be taken to, Sandyville for burial at 2
o'clock Tuesday afternoon.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1892-03-24
II Should be in Every House.

J.B. Wilson, 81 Clay St., Sharpsburg
says he will not BE- without out, DR.. cg Kings
and Colds, that 1t cured his wife who was
threatened with Pneumonia after an at
tack OF ia Grippe," when various other
remedies and several physicians had done
her no good. Robert Barber, of Cooks.
port, Pa, claims DR.. Kings New Discov.
cry has done him more good than any
thing he ever used for Lung Trouble,
Nothing like 1t. Try 1t. Free Trial Bot.
Ties al Durbln, Wright q Co.'S drug store.
Large bottles, zoe and ST.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1892-03-24
PilesI PilesI ItobtnR Piles.

SYMPToMs-Moisture; intense itching
and singing; most az night; worse by
scratching. II allowed to continue tumors
form, which often bleed and ulcerate,
becoming very sore. SwAYNM's OINT-
MENT stops the itching and bleeding, heals
ulcerations, and In most cases removes
the tumors. All druggists, or by mail, for
80 cents. DR.. Swayne & Son, Philadel-
phia. TITS
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1892-03-24
"How to cure all Skin Diseases

Simply apply "SwAYNE's OINTMENT"
No Internal medicine required. Cures
letter, eczma, itch, all eruptions on the
face, hands, nose, de-, leaving the skin
clear, white and healthy, Its great heal.
ing and curative powers are possessed by
no other remedy. Ask your druggist for
SwAYNE's OINTMENT. TITS
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1892-03-24
FRIDAY MoRN1He's SESSION.

The follow wing gentlemen we're sworn at
$3.50 this morning as jurors, both detense
and State being satisfied:
Ira Bryan.
Horace Spousellor.
Henry Baltzer.
Jacob Braucher.
Peter Lawrence.
John Hollwacker.
George Buchman.
George Young.
Wm. Lamborn.
Matthias Ertle,
Jacob Graybill.
Peter Snyder.
After swearing the jury II Sas decided
to have the jurors visit the scene OF the
murder, in charge Of Sheriff Krider. Mr.
Ferd II. Weber was selected to accompany
them and explain things necessary foI
them to know.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1892-03-24


Il was taken sick with liver disease and ulcera-
tion OF the bowels my heart was also affected.
was finally confined to my bed three months. A
consultation OF physicians was held and was pro.
nounced incurable. After that l stopped taking
their remedies and began the use OF Dr. Greenes
Nervura Previous TO this l could not sleep, my
nerves were excltable and spasmodc, my stomach
would not bear food, vomiting almost constantly.
Soon after beginning DR., Greengs Nervura I slept
better, and my stomach would bear light food. I
continued to gain until could get out 1 now work
the greater portion Of the time, and feel that Dr.
Greenes NeIyura saved my life.
JAMES MEEHAN
81 Granite st., Quincy Mass"
w-Dr Greene, the successful specialist in
curing all forms OF nervous and chronic dis
eaSeS 30 West l4th Street, New York, can be
consulted PBBR personally or by letter. Call
OF write him about the case, or send for
symptom blank to I'LL ont, and a letter fully ex-
planning the disease, giving advice, etc., will be
returned FREE.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1892-03-24
LEsH McANRANEY,
A Csnton Young Lady Surprises He'
Friends by Getting Married,

Friends by Getting Married,
A pleasant wedding took place at the
English Catholic parsonage Sunday even.
ing. The contracting parties were Mr..
Daniel b. Lesh and Miss Jennie Mean.
nancy, and the nuptial knot was tied by
Rev. Father Mcclure. Miss McAnnaney
was a popular young lady of this
city and has been fora long time en-
ployed In the establishment OF B. Dame
miller and & Sons Her many friends
were surprised today TO learn of the we'd
ding as the event hfd been arranged In a
quiet and unostentAtious manner without
their suspecting Anything OF the kind.
They all unite however In wishing the
couple all popeibie happiness. The newly
welded psir will take up residence four
miles from town on the Louisville road.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1892-03-24

DEAL ESTATE FOR sALE-In jackson town
~ ship, stark Co., Ohio belonging to tho A. Bra
dy heirs. One farm, containing ITO acres; one or
90 acres: Both farms have dwelling houses ana
property. and dwelling house In the village OF
moDonaldsyllle For further particulars call on or
ADDRESS W. III. BRAUCHER.
JahTu Marchand, Ohio
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1892-03-24

Louisa Click has filed a suit against
John Snyder, ct al, the action being
brought TO quiet title to property in Sugar
Creek township. Day, Lynch and Day
arc her attorneys.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1892-03-24

WARM-For sale. at q bargain II sold soon. e9
y hcres, one and three quarter miles west OF
SIX room house. 20 acres In wheat. For pArtlcu
iars address ED. DooLIN, Canton postofioe.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1892-03-24

And notice is hereby given, to all concerned that If the
tax and penalties charged on said list be not paid into the
county treasury and asurers receipt
before the second Monday in April tract lot and
part OF lot SO delinquent aforesaid which the taxes
and penalties remain unpaid will the second Monday in
Treasurers office in said county, 10 satisfy such
taxes and penalties and that said sale will be Adjourned
specified In said list shall have been disposed Of or offered
Tor SALE L. A. LOICHOT, County Auditor. -
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1892-03-24
Stark County School Examiners Notice.

Canton-Examination will be held at Canton on
the irst Saturday OF each month IN the South Plum
street school building.
Allance-october 18th, 1891.
Massillon--o October Gath, 1891,
Minerya-January l8th 1892.
Navarre--February Goth, 1909.
Canal Fulton-Mrrch l2th, 1899.
Alliance-March 26th. 1892.
GEO. W. YoHE,
sepi-W Clerk OF Board of Examiners.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1892-03-24
OUR LIVER In SPRING.
what People Ought to Know of 1t

Hence the bile, which is waste and poisonous ma
teriaI designed tobe expelled. is not properly Sc
rreted and eliminated from the body Thus re-
tained It causes indigestion, dyspepsia, gas bloas-
ing, biliousness, constipation, bad taste, malaria
headache. dizziness, dull head, Nervousness, and
particularly during Spring weak lauguld and tired
feeline II not cured, this condition LRADs TO Pa
TAI LIVER AND KIDNEY DISEASES. All persons
need medicine to stimulate and regulate the liver
and strengthen their nerve force in the spring.
The Grip also, had a peculiarly weakening effect
upep the nerves and liver and thousands who had
th,s disease have never recovered their former
health.
me best remedy and most certain cure for liver
complaints and weak nerves is DR.. Gresne's Nervu-
m which restores Digestion corrects the disotdered
liver, regulates the bowels invigofates the oiood
ana by gthening and vltallzng the nerves, re-
sat.plshes health and strength. 1t is purely yege
sold by druggists, 81.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1892-03-24
Forfeited Land Sale.

The ands lots and parts of lots In County of Sa,L
forfeithed TO the State fo the payment of Taxes TO-
eether With the taxes and penalty
10 law are continued and described in following list wiz
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1892-03-24
EVIDENCE ALL in.
The Defense Introduces Only Charac-
ter Witnesses.

Arguments Made by Prosecuting Bow and
Attorney ]. M. Myerp--Matters OF In
forest Regarding the Affair.