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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-03-09
THE PENNSYLVANIA WARRIORS BOLD
They Received the Plaudits of Thou
sands of Enthusiastic Snectators

They Received the Plaudits of Thou.
sands of Enthusiastic Spectators.
WASHINGTON, March 4.-Pennsylvania
was to the fore in the inaugural parade
Her boys made gallant showing. They
marched with precision which gained
for them much applause. The forma.
tion of the line was as follows:
Governor Robert E. Pattison and staff and
Aides-de-camp.
Major General George R. Snowden. com.
manding.
Brigadier General John P. Goblin. command.
ing.
Ninth regiment, Colonel NJ. j. Kock: Eighth
regiment, Colonel T. j. Magee; Thirteenth
regiment, Colonel f. II. Ripple; Twelfth regi-
ment, Colonel, J. b. Coryell: Fourth regiment,
Colonel d. B. Case; Battery c, light artillery,
Captain John Denithorn; Governors troop,
Captain f. NJ. OFT.
Second brgade-Brigadier General John A.
Wiley commanding. Tenth regiment, Colonel
Alexander l.. Hawkins; Fifteenth regiment,
Colonel William A. Kreps; Eighteenth regi.
ment, Colonel Norman NJ. Smith; Fifth regi-
ment, Colonel Theodore Burchfield; Sixteenth
regiment, Colonel w. J. Hulings; Fourteenth
regiment, Colonel p. d. Parchment; Battery
B, light artillery, Captain A. Hunt, and Sheri.
dan troop Captain @. S. w. Jones'
First brigade-Brigadier General Robert P.
Oechert, commanding. Sixth regiment, Colonel
John w. Schall; First regiment, Colonel w.
p. Bowman; Second regiment, Colonel o. G..
Bosbyshell; Third regiment, Colonel f. de v.
Morrell; State Fencibles, Captain T. T. BroZer;
Gray lnvincibles Captain @. A. Hailstock;
ford
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-03-09
Farms For Sale.
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One OF the FINEST FARMS in the State OF
Ohio near Sandyville, stark county. Every inch
can be cu ivaed soil can't be beat not except
the Niles valley. Can stand in front yard and see
over the whole farm. Fine new buildings, good
water supply and right in the plains Call for price
and terms.
Also farm OF III acres, with bank barns. good
dwellings. and No I lard, near and north of city,
VIII sell the half II desired.
Above are exceptionally good bargains; but have
farms for sale In every part OF county and state.
sell cheap.
We have property for sale or exchange 10 all parts
of the city Of Canton at great bargains. IL you have
properties you wish to sell or exchange place them
In our hands and we will dispose Of them on short
notice.
HowRNsTEIN & BURKHART,
Real Estate and loan once,
Room 12 and 49, Dannemiller Block
f23hW Canton. Ohio
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-03-09
Leader.

Since it's first introduction Electric Bit
ters has gained rapidly in popular favor,
until now 10 Is clearly In the lead among
pure medicinal tonics and Alternatives
containing nothing which permits its use
as beverage or intoxicant, Il Ia recognix.
ed as the best and purest medicine for all
ailments of stomach, liver or kidneys. II
will cure sick headache, indigestion, con-
stipAtion and drive them from the system.
Satisfaction guaranteed with each bottle
or the money will be refunded. Price only
30 cents per bottle. Sold by Durbin,
Wright a Go.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-03-09
Notice to Contractors.

Sealed proposals will be received at the ofice OF
the Clerk Of the Board OF Education OF Plain town
ship, stark county. ohio, until IL O'Clock noon, on
the 25th day OF March. I89S for building Scheol
House on lot situa ed on McFaden new road, north
OF Stark Co Fair Grounds, according to plans and
specifications on file at the Clerks ONCE, New Ber'
lin, ohio.
Each bid must contain the name OF every person
connected with the same, and oe accompanied by
sufficient guaranty OF some dislnterested person,
that II the bid is accepted contract will be entered
into and the performance Of II properly secured.
The bid for each kind OF material called for by the
specifications must be stated separately and prices
OF given, and price OF labor separately stated
None but the lowest responsible bid will be accept
ed, and the Board may reject all bids.
BY order OF Board OF Education.
S. ID. UHRICH
Township Clerk,
f25gt-wOt New Berlin, Ohio
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-03-09
Legal Notice.

Amos Dumbleton. whose residence Is unknown,
one OF the heirs at law OF 1hCmas DumbetOn,
dec, ased. will take notice that Andrew M. McCar-
ty, administrator OF the estate of thomas o. Duin-
bietOn, on the st day OF February, 1893, hed his
petition I'm the Court of Common Pleas, within and
4 the county OF Stark and state Of Ohio, alleging
that the personal estate Of said dfcedent IS lnsuf-
Clent 10 pay his debts and the charges OF admlnls
teing his estate; that he has interest In real
tate in the county Of Cnlumbiana State OF Ohio and
being part of the northeast quarter OF section 49,
township is and range 4, containing "a acres and
1900.
Also part OF the northwest quarter of section 80
aforesaid, containing 80 acres and b0-l0O.
Also n part OF the northwest quarter OF said Sec
ton. containing Y OF an acre-I all 1888 l3-l00.
The payer Of said petit on is to have the title,
now in Morris O. DumbletOn, declared to be trust
deed held for decedent, and for the sale OF said
pIeml es for the payment Of the debts and charges
of aid estate.
The said Amos Dumbleton will take notice that
he has been made party defendant to said petition
and that he Is required TO answer the same on or
before the 9Th day Of April, leg9
Administrator OF Thomas O. Dumbleton.
MoNG McCARTY, Att'ys for Paintin. f2SLw
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IN A CHURCH sTeEPLE.
Chicken Fights While Services Were In
Progress in the Auditorium.

LANCASTER, Pa, March 4.-Consider-
able excitement and indignation was
caused here when it became known that
the steeple of one of the leading churches
has been utilized as cook pit while the
pastor was holding services in the audi
torium below.
II is said that number Of cooking
mains have been held there. The
handlers Of the chickens entered the
building ostensibly for the purpose of
participating in the worship, but instead
OF going 10 the auditorium they would
steal into the belfry. Just how the
chickens were smuggled into the place
is not known. but IL Is expected that the
pseudo worshipers had them secreted
beneath their coats.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-03-09
oHIo'S CONTINGENT.
Continuous Round of Cheers Greeted
Them All Along the Line.

A Continuous Round of Cheers Greeted
Them All Along the Line.
WASHINGTON, March 4.-The Ohio
delegation presented a splendid appear,
ance. They marched with a precision
which gained for them much applause
The formation of the line was as fol
lows:
Duckworth club, Of Cincinnati, David J
Dalton, marshal.
Young Mems Democratic club, OF Cincin
natl.
Samuel ]. Tilden club, of Cincinnati
Thurman club, OF Columbus. Dudley Filley
marshal.
jackson club, Columbus, Captain J. J
Kaiser, marshal
Citizens's Tally-ho club, Of Columbus, Hon
George j. Kant, marshal
Gravel Hall club, of Dayton.
Miami club, Of Hamilton.
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NAVARRO
Will be Connected With Mas
sillOn by an Electric Railway.
Massillon Independent.

Massillon Independent.
NAVARRO, March IA petition is being
circulated here, among our citizens, ask
ing the city council to grant right of way,
for the construction and operation of an
electric railway, to W. B. Humberger, o.
E. Young. G. Steese and W. x. L. Wars
wick, OF Massillon. Several of the gen.
tlemen have been here, and have request-
ed signatures to this petition. They pro>
pose to build n road from Massillon to
Navarro. Nearly everybody has signed
the document, and the council will act at
the next meeting. The only opposition is
from four business men, who are opposed
to the building of any road. The promo.
ters of the enterprise declare that if they
secure the desired franchise they will put
the road through at once. Navarro peo-
pie will take my necessary steps to
further the movement, when convinced
that the proposition 10 in good faith, rs
they are assured that this is. The iuter>
ested persons deny that they propose
securing rights for speculative purposes,
or for eventual transfer to the Canton.
Massillon Electric Railway company.
They state that they are convinced of the
desirability of such a railroad, and are
prepared to proceed Immediately.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-03-09


puur tu.... 90. ....aupu. All the Yrs,
| Of ;he .Ur#ls HssuuJ,ed below the Cup-
| itol and m.rnrd from the Capitol M
the avuauo after The inauguration core.
monies wore over Il distance of fully
two miles, 90 the pJint of disNtrdlneut.
Washington circle. near Twpntv-third
street, unythwHsr. For more than half
the day TIE CT 'oGSad fll;e a vast mill
tary .Camp, th" almost intcrmlnable
marching past Of regulars and the
numerous and well-equipped militia
onlv in n,rt nv Nh, y;stn,, G, ,,' r., -,
their civilian costume riding past in The
order chat their states wore admitted
linjo the Union and accompanied by
Lll.Ir OIi!.,'uJlE 9llitorineu StaIts. Ihen;
,,n 't r',''' rSy,i,..S iuletiuue Vi N'ItLu
civic mart cf tEn arado III. C,,,V ',.'
ous and as ,ntcrnst;ng as tba ,r,Iifar,.
(isplav.
Tbo civic r,.,.,..i-, uvlor rba mar.
sboIsbin Of rr.url Wi1ia,r D,rli,on
was in siv divisions AMI ,.-rrrratPd
mon, man % 900 ,ner. and unit y notice.
Okla dash Of lrj jv ennc.Trigrs Tam
NOV, With i4s ,,,.,,,r,,, ,,o,,. l,o.,o,,,
ord io5r,os i.rd a. 7,i,.I,4 aF I;,,a 5rt,I,,
,,oda 80 ,,.,,riI,,,t ic,,.; w NJ 80. -,
after c%nor WANT 49,, a. to s,,,,t 'i,f ~ +To2,
great mastiff bearing. One and all
~ C1o,,oia,,I ,i'''' 80 ''i0' p'''9''' i ie''
M, ,,,,,i 5;,,;.;.,,, , ,-.., l..
ro-,,,g,,I,.o,i, ,I NT.I,,,.t5, T9 NJ W
Torsa,: a,,J ~ r.,,, iI 49,, tI,i,.i ji,,;
io,, Nfor,iIarI tLo r,,,,tf, ~, eFti, ~ ,t.
,n5tor i, J,.isi i,,u i0I,, d "a, t ti,o ''S De
made m of tbe late a,riving @ ,71S orGaniga' %
ti !ii"oo TR W tue iate alLl'lng UTSal.lza' ia
IlOus' me DlcEcle cluDs OF WashlnS-
ton ana Baltimore brought up the rear
The Usual Gigantic Scramble.
Tho sooro o1o,,,. a., H.. e -,
,,,a- .,,a,, .. - W. Vi halCn
S "aS S''O'. ~ no ciIy puU washington,
az" i'o S''9eV DuU us Droau' WelI-paVeu
pennsylvania avenue could produce.
The heavy rain storm of Tuesday had
washed away the snow and prepared
the city for the beautiful weather which
was to follow. Public and nrivate
stands erected along the line of march
from the Capitol TO n point bevond Nh,
White House had an estimated seating
capacity Of CO. 600 persons. And every
one of them was crowded Previons
experience with the Knights TemnIar
conclave three years ago and tbe en-.
campment of the Grand ARMY of the
Republic last year had prepared the citv
to receive and accommodate crowds
but no such vast concourse as this ever
before gathered in the nations capital.
The two railroads. the Baltimore and
Ohio and the PENNSYLVANIA. which alone
up to the present time have the right of
entry into the city, were taxed to their
utmost capacity. Thousands of other
visitors came in by. river and by road.
boatinS ana coaching parties were
organized from Maryland. The steam
Doats anchored IN the river afforded |
sleeping accommodations for their
guests ana the coaching, parties We're
ape 10 9rlYe to the suburbs and there |
modations than in tba JensoI,,9 o|,9 N,I,3a5 UGntI
city. Every foot Of standing room along
the route of the procession. fully two
miles IN length, was occupied; windows |
commanding view OF the parade |
tage6us seats on the f nnbic sands aau aGy%n co
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-03-09
TAKING THE OATH.

Solemn and Impressive Scene-Cleve-
lands Address Loudly AppIauded.
WASHINGTON, March At was nearly
o'clock when the procession from the
senate appeared at the doors of the ro-
tunda, President Harrison and Presi-
dent-elect Cleveland walking side by
side, and took their places in a small in
closure, erected in the center of the
front of the stand, The members of
the senate, diplomatic corps and of the
house of representatives and number
of other officers of the government then
came on in a body.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-03-09

THE PARADE COMING DOWN THE AVENUE.
orately decorated, and caissins covered
with flowers. The procession of infantry
looked like a vast army. OF course Tam.
many made the greatest show, as they are
a asplendid looking lot of fellows, aud
trained TO march like veterans. The
Governors of some 20 States are present.
All Democrats of course, and all in the
gayest possible attire, with statfs in very
picturesque uniforms. The Governor OF
Virginia IS conspicuous figure, Ms he
is q rider, and his entire staff are riders,
and all are spleudidly mounted.
Cleveland was given tremendous
ovation all along the line, and
as be was compelled to keep his hat
Off most of the time, it is feared he will
suffer from his bald head.
One OF the most novel, attractive and
picturesque features of the entire parade
10 the battalion Of mounted women from
Maryland. They pluckiy rode in the
procession and were greeted with q con-
tinuous shout from the White House to
the Capitol.
The David B. Hill club Of New York ia a
splendid body Of men, and won much ap"
plause. II is estimated that 100000 people
Witnessed the procession.
THE DECORATIONS.
Strips Of red and blue encircle the white
marble columns OF every public building
in Washington. Bunting bud the stRrs
spRngled banner brighten the gaiTisbugss
OF the yellow pine stands which support a
half million people before whom marches
the triumphal procession which escorts
the new president from the capitol to the
white house.
URtil within few days the tacaGes Of
the public buildings at the national CAPT
tai have been somber with emblems of
mourning in Commemoration OF the death
OF ex President Hayes. Today they have
blossomed into a radiant anticipation Of
the great quadrennial spectacle OF a pres
idential Inauguration, Not only are all
the public departments gay with the ma
tional flag, but every private building
along the line of march fsunts bunting
from cornice and window. A storm is
Js1raggling many of these decorations.
With sunshine and an Italian sky it would
have been the brightest and greatest day
Washingtonians ever saw.
HOW CLEVELAND WAS SWORN IN.
Grover Cleveland was sworn in by Chief
Justice Fuller. The snow had been all
tramped down and solid mass OF people
stood in, around and in front of the Capt.
toll building. The oath was taken ip the
open air, and his inaugural address was
delivered by the President from q high
stand on the east front of the Capitol.
Cleveland stood barehe eaded, notwith-
standing the chilling breeze. The Demo-
cratic hosts surrounding frequently inI
terrupted the speaker with shouts of Ap-
plause. His address could only be heard
by those who stood within hundred feet
of the stand, owing to the wind.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-03-09
ACTIVITY
Manifested by Pensioners at the Cour,
House Saturday.

Manlfested BY Pensioners at the Court
House Saturday.
There was wonderful activity In the
court house Saturday owing to the fact
that the time had arrived for the quarterly
paying of pensions by the government.
The corridors of the building were filled
with old veterans who came to have their
vouchers signed and stamped so that they
can draw their stipend from the treasury
OF Uncle Sam. There were about three
hundred vouchers made out In the probate
office and about hundred in the clerks
office. These vouchers are sent 90 John
G.. Mitchell, q. S. pension agent at Colum.
bus and the cash Is then sent on. The
vouchers going from Stark county repres
sent about $4,000. About this amount is
drawn every three months.
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Rueklln Arn,eA sal We.

The beat sAlve In the world for cuts
bruisoa, sores, ulcers, salt rheuni, fever
sores, tetter. ehApped hands, chiiblains
eorna and all skin eruptiona, and positive
~ curea piloa, or no pay required. IL "A
guaranteed 10 give perfect Satisfaction, oI
money refunded. Price "a oonta per boz
hoF sale by DuFbin, WFlat u 90.
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Licensed TO Wed,

Edward Il. Owens and Maud G. Burris,
Canton,
Adolph Parins, and Mary zryd, Can.
ton.
q. II. Z4ndt and Anna Bohn, Canton.
Alfonso Cosler aud Mary Held. Navarro
John q. Harry aud kmma S,rause, Can
ton.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-03-09

THE INAUGURATION
In a Raging Potomac Snow
Storm,
And Still it Goes OffWith 400, 900
People to See 1t.
OF Course Grover Gets the Bulk
of the Enthusiasm,
But Tammany and the Mounted Mary
But Tammany and the Mounted Mary
land Women Are Right In 1t.
Special to News Democrat,

WASHINGTON, March 4.-Everything is
lovely here this morning except the
weather, aud tho weather is simply awful.
The Secretary Of Agriculture, who has
charge OF the weather bureau, ts held Sc
verey responsible for this deplorable
condition,
A real old March snow storm fell
during the early hours of the morning,
with a sizzling wind, which has the breath
of icebergs in its heart, and means pneu-
monia TO those holders OF balcony seats,
who, under the promise OF pleasant
weather, paid $50 to see the great pros
cession.
At 10 O'Clock there was q ray Of hope,
as the bulletins announced that the
weather was clearing, and that the sun
might show his face before y. m.
Gen, MCMahon, the Chief Marshal, was
out early, gaily mounted, with all his aides,
in brass buttonR, gold lace and
shining swords. The escortiuR division
was battery Of artillery 20 Parrott guns,
from the regular army, with horses elab
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-03-09
Notice of Appointment.

me undersigned has been duly appointed Admin
JOHN WAGNER,
-Dased The aosh day Of Feb, issa fssd1
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SHERIFF SALE.

John Lenhart Order OF Saie
VS.. Stark Uountv Conmon
Anna Klmmel ct al. Pleas Court. "''"
By virtue OF an order OF sale issued by
the clerk OF the court OF common pleas of Stark CO.
ohio, In the above action and to me directed will
offer for sale at public outcry at TIE door OF the
court house, In the city Of Canton, Ohio, on
Saturday, the 18th day of March, 1893,
the following described real estate to-wlt: The east
half OF lot number two thousand and sixty nine
(2O69) In the city OF Canton, stark county, Ohio
Appraised at $500.
Terms, cash.
Sale to commence at one O'Clock D. m
q. A. KRIDER, Sheriff.
J. Q. GIVEN Atty,
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Legal Notice.

John W. Krelghbaum. Executor
OF the last will Of Elizabeth Probate Court,
Shanafelt, decd, Plaintiff, : stark County,
Ohio,
John Shanafelt ct al, Defendants
Sarah Raber, Hiram Raber, LeviUa Roger and
Amos Royer all residing at Parsons. Labette coun-
ty, state OF Kansas will take notice that John VI.
Kreighbaum, exet utor OF the last will OF Elizabeth
Shanafelt, deceased. on the 9Th day OF February.
1885, flied his petition In the PROBATE Court OF stark
county, Ohio, alleging the will OF Elizabeth shans-
felt requires her executor TO sell the real estate
hereiDafter described and distribute the proceeds
as directed In said will; that Elizabeth Shanafelt
died seized In fee simple OF the following described
real estate. towit: Lot 49, In the village OF Union
town, IN said Stark county.
The prayer Of the petition Is that said property be
ordered sold by said executor to pay the legacies
made In i'd will. The persons above named are
hereby notified that they have been made parties
defendant to said petition, and that they are re-
quired TO answer the same on or before the first
day OF April 1888.
MARVIN, SADLER ATTRRHoLT
-f9Lws Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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ADDRESS,
length OF Lafayette square, immediately
In front Of tho White House and tho
presidents stand and seating fully 1000
persons. Prohting by past experience
and bearing Va nind The disoopifort 90,
easioned by the wrotohed weather Of
four yeaEg ega, nesgly al Of the stands
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-03-09
Saturday, the 25th day of March, 1893
SHERIFF SALE.

Order OF naIe
Anna Eberly ct al.
BY virtue OF an order OF sale issued by the
In the above action, and to directed will offer
ior sale atPubc auction, at the door OF the court
house. In the city OF Canton, on
Saturday, the 1st day of April, 1893,
The following described real estate to-wit, Lot
number one hundred and seyenty-two (l72) in o.
Autman's addition to Canton, Stark county ohio
ton, ohio.
Appraised at s700
Terms-Cash.
Sale to commence at O'Clock D. m.
J. NJ. MYERS. Atty.
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WASHINGTON, March 4.-The parade
Of to-day was greater in numbers and
more imposing in military and civic dis.
play than that of any previous inaugura.
ton. General Martin T, MrMahon of
New York, the grand marshal, carried
out in the organization of the procession
the same admirable methods of assem-.
bling his forces which made his man,
agement of the Columbian parade in
New York city last October so success
full. With military sagacity he recognized
the fact that it takes many hours 10
march 40, 900 or 90, 900 men past a given
point even under the most favoring cir.
cumstances, of broad and well-paved
streets, and instead of ordering all the
organized bodies TO be ready to fall in
at one and the same time he allowed
sufficient intervals between the hours of
assembling to prevent, as far as possible,
fatiguing waits, and so arranged the
ASSEMBLING places on contiguous side
streets that the men We're able 10 form
and drop into line without delay and
without crossing the line of march.
In all these matters no was ably as.
sisted by his adiutant general, Colonel
III. @. Corbin, U, =. A. The escorting
division, composed OF artillery, cavalry
and infantry Of the regular army, drawn
from the gnrrisons Of Fort Monroe,
Fort Myer and Fort McHenry, aud tho
marines from the Washington navy
yard, with tho admirably drilled national
guard OF the District. The High School
Cadets and other local organizations
assembled In tho neighborhood OF the
White House aud tho war, state and
navy buildings aud formed in columns OF
aeoli0ns Of twelve each promptly at
1880. Thoy marched down tho avenue.
accompanying tho presidential party
from tbQ Nhito HnnaA IA tha canitol
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Trusts and Combinations

Are unpopular. But there Ia one form OF
trust against which no one has any thing
to say. That 10 the trust which the public
reposes in Hoods Sarsaparills, and the
best OF II is the trust is fully justified by
the merit of tho medicine. For, remem-
ber, Hoods Sarssparilla cures.