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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-10-12
TOWN TOPICS.

Messrs. Jacob RiehI and John Mobley
were at Canal Fulton Tuesday.
Files Stsufrer and Miss Rosa Lehman
were united in marriage Tuesday by
Justice ]. x, Bowers.
Mr.. William and Miss Lille Corts OF
Canal Dover are visiting with their cousin
Mics Amanda Corts, at No. s5 West Eighth
street.
Herman Herbst and Pearl Woodland
we're married at the First Reformed pnr>
aonsge on the 10Th Of October, by Rev. Il.
Strassner.
Miss Nettie Doville, OF No. 10 East Fourth
street, has returned home from q delight
ful visit in Chicago and sightseeing at the
Worlds Fair.
Samuel Miller, a we'll known and re-
spected Allis nee citizen, died at New Bal
timore Monday. He was 65 years of age.
Funeral Thursday afternoon at Alliance.
Mrs. Jas. NJ. Shelter and Miss Ada
Hamman left yesterday on the :47 train
over the Ft. Wayne road for Chicago and
the Worlds fair. Mrs. She'll or expects TO
meet her husband at Chicago, where he
is at present in the interest Of the Canton
Steel Roofing Co.'s exhibit nt the Worlds
fair.
Miss Cora Zuger, of SO South Walnut
street, who has been visiting her brother,
Mr.. Justine Zuger at Duluth, Minn., re-
turned last night in company with her
brother and his wife. They also have
been visiting the Worlds Fair. MIR. Zuger
and wife will remain here about two
weeks.
Mrs. Prof. V. Fret will leave Canton on
Thursday for New York and from there
sail to Havanns, Cuba, where she will
spend day or SO with some friends and
then 60 by railroad to Cienfuegos, where
she will spspd the whole winter. Mrs.
Frei has been very Ill for nearly two
months and goes to Cuba to regain her
health.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-10-12
Limaville Notes.

LIMAvIrLE, Oct 10.
John Packer started for the Worlds
Fair Tuesday.
Edward Derwecl t,r, ,,of Cleveland, spent
Sunday with his parents.
Charles Landis and wife, of Alliance,
visited north Of here Sunday.
Jacob Ruttman and wife, Of Akron, are
visiting relatives In this place.
John Ruttman, OF Akron, spent few
days with relatives In this place.
Miss Allie Darr, Of Wooster, visited sew
eral days with S. E. Darr and wife.
Harry Derwechter and Frank Henry att
tended the Minerva fair Thursday.
Miss Nellie Beltz, OF Alliance, spent q
few days with relatives In this place.
Quite number of our citizens of this
place attended the Marlboro fair Satur-
day.
Jacob Hartenstein, wife and family, OF
this place visited relatives near Canton
Sunday.
Jesse Leonard and wife, Of this place,
spent few days in Cleveland last week
visiting relatives.
Miss Maud Giberson, Of New York,
spent few days with her aged grand
father, of this place.
Mrs. A. Giberson, OF Cleveland, spent
few days visiting her father-in-law, A,
II. Giberson, OF this place.
The Knights of the MaccAbees, OF this
place, will hold big public meeting here
in the town hall Friday evening, Oct. 81.
A good attendance is desired. Ed. l..
Young. of NorwAlk, will be the speaker of
the evening.
A Canton ambulance was in town one
day last week. They took TO that place
Mrs. Sallie Marshall who has been on the
sick list the greater part of the summer,
she being quite aged and no one to care
for her as was wished for, consequently it
was necessary for her to be taken TO the in
flrmary.
The city council met in the mayors Of
fee Saturday evening, with Meyor ]. p,
Zaiser in the chair, and o complete CONS
plement of the council 10 attendance.
The routinue of business was transacted,
among the important business was the
opening of the sealed bids for the paint.
ing Of the cemetery fence. Four bids
were offered, the lowest man being L. G.
Paxson, he having agreed to paint the
fence for S12. A prohibition ordinance
was agreed upon and Is likely to be put
in full force before long. The session
was long one, and one of the most i'm
portant held for long time. Motions
and commotions, solutions and resolu-
lions was the order OF the evening.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-10-12
!"PINCHED."
A Former Canton Tough Ar
rested for Burglary at Urichs-
ville--Other Arrests.

A special TO the Cincinnati ENQUIRER
from Uhrichsville, says:
"rhis city has been infested by gang
OF thieves who have been difficult TO chase
down until until this week. They enticed
some nmall boys to asRist them and keep
watch while the hardware store Of A. M.
Lefil Or WAC being burglariz ID. A roadster
giving his name Thomas Oven alias
"Shemrock," secured the assistance of
Manly Long, aged IS; Frank Scott, 16 /;
.aud Rick McFArren, 10. The plunder
Sc insisted of about $40 in cash and knives
revolvers, &c, The boys wsre arrested.
and the investigation showed that Sbam-
rock was u member OF gang that robbed
ID. @. Peoples merchant tailoring store of
$3.50 worth of goods Juno5.
He gives his name az Thomas Owen,
o. Cincinnati, but he 10 found TO belong at
Canton, and, although he 10 but 10. seems
quite practical crook, and may be o
young man very much wanted. A memr
orandum found in his pockets shows the
following mysterious addresses: No. 79
South Ssxton street, No. 20 North Cherry,
No. 78 South Walnut, G. W. Lehman,
Lithopolis. Fairfield county; No, 20 East
Fifth street, Newport, Ky., No. II East
Tuscarawas street, and VIM. Graves, No.
2So South Cherry street. He has pal
known as "Tommy." The boys were all
sent to Jail in default of bail. Owen IL
held for the burglary OF both Lefii .r and
Peoples' stores.n
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jackson Township News.

McDoNALDsvILLE, Oct. IL.
j. M. Braucher and family Sundayed
with Bert Albright and family.
Miss Anna Braucher was the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Il. Braucher Sunday.
Lewis Hsne, of Akron, spent Sunday
with friends and relatives ct this place.
Orriu aud Lso Braucher Spent Sunday
with r, FL. Braucher and family of Akron.
The powder explosion at North LAW
renee Monday evening was felt at this
place.
Charles Rojohn and wife spent Sunday
with Benjamin Baker and wife, north OF
town.
Charles Schreiner, who was staying in
New Berlin for some time, has returned
home again.
Services will be held in the Evangelical
church Sunday evening with Rev. Dean
in the pulpit.
Samuel Click and family, of Barberton,
spent a few days of last week with friends
in this vicinity.
Jacob Konen aud family spent Sunday
in Alliance with Mr.. and Mira. Wheeler,
sister to Mrs. Konen.
Henry Sellare and family, of New Port
age, have returned home again from q
few days visit with relatives at this place
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-10-12
HORSE NOTES.

The Massillon Driving Park association
are having meeting this afternoon. We
did not receive the list of entries in time
for publication yesterday.
They had great racing and small
crowd in Cleveland. The biggest field
ever known on that track started. There
were IA starters in the 2:30 trot; won by
Nelly Hardwood, Patience second, Witch
Hazel third. Best time, 2:21%. The 2:24
class had II starters; won by May Homer,
Elixir second, Ethel Fl. third. Best time,
2:1sA,
BIG EVENTS IN LEXINGTON.
Yesterday was big day for Lexington.
Ideal racing weather and card of uu-
usual merit attracted 1000 people. There
were four races scheduled with some Of
the greatest trotters in the world down to
start. Two records were lowered, proof
that the new track 10 very fast. In the
Transylvania stake for 2:18 trotters, many
of the fastest horses In the land contested.
The favorite, .Harrietta, by Alcyon, won
in straight heats after exciting heats from
start to finish. The last heat Phebe
Wilkes and David B. disputed every inch
with her aud forced her TO trot the fastest
heat ever trotted in Kentucky. Eighteen
horses started in the 2:24 trotting and it
was grand race, Happy Promise winning
through sheer gameness. Dolly SpAnker
by Jim Williams, 2:19H, won the Corn.
cracker stake for two-year-old pscers in
hollow style. Her mile in 2:16% is the
fastest record for two-year In q
race.
The following is the summary of the
four best in the fastest race ever trotted
in Kentucky:
Transylvanla stake-s5, ,OOO-2ls class, trOt.lng.
haIIletth
OutIiuBes y
ITeNllllhn
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-10-12
9reentown N ews.

Mr.. Henry ShanAfelt has occasional
sinking spells.
Mr.. Peter Sluaser is building quite a
residence. Mr.. Amos Myers contractor.
The attached goods In O.P. Sbauafelt's
store will be sold at the court house on
Saturday.
Mr.. Fetters is erecting his plant for the
manufacturing of the Fetters farm and
village fire engine.
o. p. Shanafelt the missing merchant,
has sent telegram from Tacoma, Wash
ipgton. We hope his far away home, and
climate will restore him to his former
health and that he may again be the stay
OF the family.
This is Greentown week at the Worlds
Fair. Mr.. George Moore and wife, Mr..
]. Sheets and wife went on Saturday, j.
A. Miller went lAst Wednesday, Mrs. ], A.
Borst on Sunday. The following went
Tuesday evening, viz: ]. L. ShAnafelt,
Henry Acker, John Weisel, David Weaver,
Daniel Hetfner: Henry Branbeugh. Loriu
Wise, George Wise, Chas. Diffe ldorfer,
Chas. Wise, Frank KeighbAunl,, Levi
Wise, Trust they will have good time.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-10-12
THE OUTLOOK BRIGHT.

What Gentleman, Who Has Been in
Many Parts of the County. Says.
A NEws-DEMocRAT man talked with
Amos B. Mase, OF Bethlehem township to-
day. Mr.. Mase has a wide ac-
quaintance aud has been in many parts of
the county during the past few days,
working hard for the Democratic ticket,
from top to bottom. He il one of the
kind OF Democrats that are always found
supporting the ticket and 10 particularly
active this year. Said he: "The ticket
that was nominated at the Democratic
county convention Ia one of the best ever
presented to the voters of Stark county
for their support. The outlook 10 very
fiattering for Democratic succass and
everywhere have been find the ticket
receiving enthusiastic support. Demos
Gratis will not be led away from their
ticket this year by Republican misrepre-
sentations and delusive promises. The
ticket is splendid one and is receiving
the support that II deserves"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-10-12
A PURE FOOD BILL.
Before tho Ohio Legislature.
Ohio State journal.


A bill for the preservation of the public
health, and 10 provide ageinst fraud and
adulteiation In food, drink and drugs. has
b sen introduced In the Legislature at Co.
lumbus. This bill 10 intended 10 prevent
the nduiteration of food aud drink, and
should 1t become q law, would no doubt
go great way toward protecting the
and Ammonia baking powders, who are
flooding the State as we'll as the country
generally with their unwholesome pre-
duct. The leading medical authorities
everywhere condemn the use OF Alum In
baking powders.
The Chicago Tribune, referring to the
question of legislation on Alum and Am :
monia baking powders, snys: "lt deals
in direct manner with an evil thatmust
be cut down."
Following is a partial rtst of the names
of the brands sold In this state that have
been examined and found 30 contain
either Alum or Ammonia. Many OF the
and advertised as sab .olutely purs" in
order to mislead the public: ,..-
"Kenton," "Calnmet.n "Crown.'"C
mAx,n Chicago Ysast.p "GrAnps Bon
Bon,n "Hotel,n Snow Ddfsn "Camp.
BELLS" Cooks Favorite,n "Eorest City,"
''Zipp's CrystSl," "Silver Star"
In addition to the above list there 10 9
muItitude of braDds sold with prize. II
is safe to reject all baking powders sold
with prizs, as the tests show they are
composed largely of Alum and cost but a
few cents pound. Also refuse any eak-
ing powder sold for twenty-five cents q
pound, or less 1t IL sure to contain Alum
Surely no hing but their cheap ness
could induce the public to experiment.
with these impure powders, at the risk OF
heath. Aside from the question ot h. alst
or wholesomeness OH these condemned
powders. and viewed from the standpoint
of economy alone, pure cream OF tartar
baking powder like "Dr. Price'a" from ite
greater known strength and unquestionec
purity will prove more economical TO tht
user In every way. fnFe'l'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-10-12
A RESPECTED GUEST.
All the Members of the Family
Unite

In praising DR.. David Kenpdy's Favorite
Remedy. 1. 10 our family medicine now.
Thus writes lady from First avenue New
York City. Favofite remedy was first tn>
troduced ia our family when was suffer.
ing untold agong aud misery from gall
stones. Nothing took helped me. One
day my brother brought home a bottle of
DR.. David Ksnnedy's Favorite Remedy
made at Rondout, N. Y, and il permn.
nently cured me. My husband is an ice
man and was troubled with pains in his
back, was so lame he could hardly move
at times, he used EAvorite Remedy, the
pain disappeared, nnd six doses cured him.
DR., Kennedy's Bavorite Remedy Is the
only medicine that aifords a speedy relief
and permanent cure for such affections,
for il diBsolvea and causes the expulison
of gravel and stone from the kidneys and
bladder. If you have pain in your back,
II your urine 10 dark colored, painful or
irregular, do not delay for a hinele day,
but take DR.. Kennedy's Favorite Remedy
which will stop the progress, and cure the
disease that 10 forming.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-10-12
TWO WEDDINGS,
Rev. Herbruck Unites Four Young Peo-
pie at His Parsonage.

Rev. Herbruok Unites Four Young Peo-
pie at His Parsonage.
At o'clock last evening Mr.. John M.
Matthews and Miss Margaret Hughes
were joined In matrimonial bonds by Rev.
e. P. Herbruck. The little transaction
occurred In the Trinity Reformed parson-
Rge In the presence of Mr.. Michael Marks
aud wife. Mr.. Matthews is Canton boy
born and bred and for some time past has
been In the employ of Sherlock and
Elmer. Miss Hughes 10 a pleasant and
petite young lady who resides In the East
End.
Later In the evening Mr., Alvin BRugh-
man and Miss Emma Schreiner both
from Hartvllle, Ohio, called at the par
sonage on a similar mission. After the
ceremony they were driven to the resi-
dence OF Mr.. Martin LAubert, No. A0
West Seventh street, where they will be
guests for q short time. After u brief
visit here they will return to Hartville for
permanent residence.
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SILVER WILL STAY.

The Democrats Get Together and q Com
promise is Agreed Upon.
Special to Plain Dealer.
WASHINGTON, Oct. TO- A conference
has been held tonight by German and
other compromisers at which Senator
Vorhees was present, which has resulted
in the practical settlement of the terms
OF the silver compromise. These terms
are the continued purchase of 4,5o0,O0O
ounces Of silver until, with the amount
now uncoined in the treasury, the amount
shall reach 8oO,OOO,0O0 and provision
giving the secretary Of the treasury
authority to issue 5000, 100000 per cent
gold bonds IL necessary to maintain the
the gold reserve.
The presidents representative at the
conference is said to have agreed to the
terms OF the compromise.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-10-12
BUDDED INTO MANHOOD.
A Happy Event at the Home of Mr..
Edgar Strassner.

A Happy Event at the Home of Mr..
Edgar Strassner.
Edgar Strassner, the handsome clerk in
the Globe clothing house, budded into
manhood yesterday, entering upon his
twenty.hrst birthday. Before the day
closed about fifty OF his young friends, iE-
cluding Thsyer's Military Band, fully
equipped, assisted him across the line OF
boyhood with grand explosions of har-
monious sounds. The musical talents
were in abundance and of very rare ability,
all adding something of a tribute for the
happy OCCASION. Edgar's brother, Charles,
the benedict, arrived in the afternoon with
bis bride, and hen ma lie their presence in
valuable to the newly fledged young man,
who will now cast his flrst vote and as
sume Responsibilities hitherto anticipated.
His sister, Mrs, ID. A. Fra ntz, of Lebanon,
Pa, and family arrived too late for the
grand occasion, bat extended their private
congratulations and capped the climax of
happy exultation. His aunt, Mrs. Lefiier,
of Millersburg, Pa, rendered valuable as
sistance throughout the day. The COM
pany was handsomely treated to cakes and
choice fruits by the young man. Edgar 10
now in his prime aud will strictly attend
to his zone price" sales, ever ready to
greet his many friends.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-10-12
Poisoned by Bcrofula

Is the sad story of many lives m ,de mis-
ernble through no fault of their own.
Scrofula 10 more especially than any
other hereditary disease and for this
simple reason: Arising from impure and
insufficient blood, the dissase locates
itself In the lymphatics, which are COM
posed of white Tissues; there 10 o period
of foetal life when the whole body con-
unborn child 10 especially susceptible to
this dreadful disease. But therets rem
edy for scrofula, whether hereditary or
acquired. Il IL Hoods SAraapsrills,
which by Its powerful effect on the blood,
ezpeIs all trace of disease and gives 20
the vital fluid the quality and color OF
saparillA do not accept any substitute.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-10-12
Marriage of Mr. Cyrus Osborne.

Or. Frank +. Douds left this morning
for franklin, Pa, to attend the wedding
of Mr.. Cyrus Osborne, which takes place
in that city Thursday, at II 80 q. m. MIR.
Osborne is well known In Canton being
the son of Rev. d. C. Osborne, at one time
pastor of the First M, L. church. After
the ceremony Mr.. Osborne and his bride
will leave for New York and thence sail
for Cuba where they will make their future
home. The bride Is daughter of one of
the Standard Oil Company's magnates.
and Mr.. Osborne will assume charge Of
one of this compAny's Offices in Havana,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-10-12
NEIGHBoRHoop NEWS.
Sparta Sparks.

SPARTA, Oct. IL.
Gray Rama is able TO be around again.
Mrs. Hal Baer IL quite sick with typhoid
fever.
Our pastor e. S. Bower has moved into
the parsonage,
Willie, son Of Dora Mckinney is down
with the fever.
u. j. Darr, of Massillon, was In Sparta
last Saturday. Guest of John Burns.
A baby boy ut our miller's, Mr.. Conrad.
Miss Lila Rice Is nurse.
Henry Evans departed this life Oct. 1,
with heart trouble, and was buried in the
Sparta cemetery on Monday. The
funeral was conducted by his "a stor Rev.
Forest. Mr.. Evans was 90 years old, and
has lived a retired life for some time In
Sparta. He will be missed by his family
and by his church. He was only sick y
few days, and had made ready to 60 to the
Evans family reunion in Indiana, but he
Joined the reunion above.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-10-12

Worlds Fair Excursion oct. 81 s9.75
Round Trip to Chicago from Canton via
the Popular Pennsylvania Liues.
On that date, at rate and from station
named above, the Pennsylvania lines will
run excu ,sions to the Worlds fair on all
trains lea wing Canton Oct. II excepting
Columbian limited. Children under ~
years of age half the above rate. Return
coupon valid ten days from date of sale.
The final closing time of the Columbian
Exposition is rapidly drawing nigh great
events are transpiring daily, all tending
TO enhance she value of the Fair as an ed
ucator Ia every sense of the word. The
facilities OF the Pennsylvania lines are un-
equaled. Stops are made At South Chi
eago, Grand Crossing and Englewood TO
discharge passengers and baggage. These
are the Pennsylvania lines Worlds fair
stations, convenient TO the grounds. hotels
and boarding houses. For detRils apply
20 G. w. Irwin, ticket agent, Canton, o.
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,OsnaburR News.

Communion services were held at the
Kuntz Memorial last Sunday.
Quite number of tho Osnaburg people
attended the opera, Yon Yonson, at Cana
ton.
The Osnaburg Y. p. s. c. e. held q
social last Tuesday evening which was
quite success, Notwithstanding the inS
clement weather.
Rev. Moses has been appointed pastor
of the M. X. church TO take the place OF
Rev. Ross. Although we regret the de-
departure or Rev. Ross, yet we heartily
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-10-12
Death of william Mountain

William Mountain died this morning at
his home near Blakesville, Ohio, with
dropsy OF the heart. Funeral will take
place Thursday afternoon. Mr.. Noun.
tain was for many years resident OF this
county and was well known, and highly
respected by all who knew him. He was
a kind husband and a loving father and
his death is q sad blow to his family. He
leaves wife and five children TO mourn
his loss. Weekly papers please copy.
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welcome Rev. Moses into our midst. May
bis works bear fruit.
The fall term Of school classes October
20 when Mr.. Sluss to leave for the
Worlds fair.
Mrs. Eitemiller of Allegheny, has been
visiting with her parents, Rev. Winton,
during the past week,
Our reading circle meets every Tuesday
evening. Hereafter II will meet at pri.
vate homes, the next session to be held at
William Montgomery's.
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Licensed TO We'd.

Files Staufrer and Rosa Lehman. Cam.
ton.
Edward Draime and Louisa Haidet.
Canton.
Albert YeagIey and Efie B. Mcdonald,
Alliance
James Monroe Borney and Nellie 81.
Lenbart, Canton.
Mordecal L. Vernon and Carrie Levers.
Canal Fulton.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-10-12
An Old Lady Ininrnd

Mrs. Elizabeth Aston, OF No. 80 Counot
ton alley,aged Eixty-seven years and blind
was about to cit down upon a chair. She
slipped sideways and Injured herself so
badly that because of her advanced age
she may not recover. DR.. e. j. March is
attending her. The accident occurred
Tuesday morning.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-10-12
THEY ARE OFF,

NRw YORK, Oct. 11.-[SpeciAl.l-The
judges changed their minds and the race
started at 1 80 o'clock, the valkyrie lead
ing. The English vessel made gallant
squirt, getting ahead nearly half mile.
The wind increased and the vigilant be.
gan TO creep up.
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with Shattered Front.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 11.-[Special.l-Th
repeal side of the Senate will go into the
fight today with front shattered. Several
Senators who had been counted with the
repeal forces are sure to come out for
compromise.
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Worlds Fair Excursion Oct. Ia, $9.75
Round Trip to Chicago from Canton via
the Popular Pennsylvania Lines.

On that date, at rate and from all stations
named above, the Pennsylvania lineR will
run excursions to the Worlds Fair, for
trains leaving Canton, Oct. IA, at 3 20 q.
M, and 10 AZ a. m. and :51 p. m. Children
under IL years of age half the above rate.
Return coupon valid ten days from date
OF sale. The Anal closing time OF the CO.
lumbian Exposition 10 rapidly drawing
nigh; great events are trAnspiring daily,
all tending to enhance the value of the
Fair as an educator in every sense of the
word. The facilities Of the Pennsylvania
South Chicago, Grand Crossing and En-
glewood to discharge passengers and bag
gage. These are the PennsylvAnia lines
Worlds Fair stations, conveDiept to the
grounds, hotels and boarding houses. For
details apply to G. W. Irwin, ticket agent,
Canton, o.
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TO THE ALLIANCE FAIR.

Low Rate Excursion via Pennsylvania
Line For the Interesting Event.
October 18th, 18th and 14th the Pennsyl-
vania company will sell excursion ticket0
at low round trip rates to Alliance from
East Palestine, Orrvllle, Youngstown,
Hudson, Est Liverpool, New Philadelphia
and intermediate ticket stations account
the fair. The exhibits will be extensive; (;
the events interesting and calculated TO
please and entertain the visitor. Return
coupons valid until Saturday, October
14th, inclusive.