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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-11-06
Saturday, the Goth day Of Nov, 1884,
Legal Notice.

Peter Shear, iho,b shear Alfred ShoAr, WIN rosido
IN SAT- Lake, nv ~ tho lofiit0v " Utah, ana susan
M no, WIN rcainca IN HERMAN, IcIaa, III bolfa NJ law
VI lrhtihn SIN, mr., d~ rnned. Will take ~ lloe that
lao b Swlnpel admlniiratbrn NJ the estate Of SAID chris.
tlAn ShrHr dccea' ID, IN tho Hih OAt n october, 1884,
tied his p~iiiI n IN the plObAt /, ouft within and Tor
tho county ~ Alark aud Btnlu OF ohio, Ailegl nv that Tho
personal ESTATE u nhii do ed,nt n insufficient 10 par
lila deblh and Tho charges Of administrators of NJ, 6nid
estate, llat no died ntlnd IN TO nllnIl 10 " the follow.
Inn do oIibcd fcal. oaihto situate IN tho CITY OF Canon
stark county, ono, t0'witi being known M part Of lot
M 800, in said clts, aud doaNfiD,d IA iollowsl caln.
ming for Tho SAINT nj tho southeast corner " said l ! no.
1907 runuiup thence nlrlh alonR tho west lluc Of Slus.
ar ltfo,t, n said CITY, n distance of 90 feet 10 n pcini,
thplico west \ distance 0f 80 feet and parallel
with Tho south llno Of aud lot No. B00to q polnti tbpneo
Hiuth y dit unco OF 10 fcot " tho south Hue Of said lot
On bth street, IN said 0 ", aud parallel with tho cast
line OF AAld lot, trenlo east along tho south line of tho
M o aud 9th street y distance of 80 ioct to Inc place OF
beginning Tho prayer of eNid petition In fof Tho haie
o. said promises, Tor tho payment OF Tho dcbia and
charges nior,nAid
Tho pernonu INIT above mentioned will take further
notice That they have been made parties defohdant n
nnll petition, aud that thor arc rtqnired ~ answer thu
namo On or before Tho 18th day OF iroomber, A. ~
ibJa, IAuoD BNINukL
Administrator AforcaAid.
M Mrsno. Atty for pltff. ocliU Lw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-11-06
BLAIN rs hOrrENNEsi AND JOYS
CONsCiENuF,

EDITOR DRMOcRAr-Aq Mr. James u
JOY, NJ D-trull, says Mr.. Barcher does
not tell tne truth, would cltHa lew
ftc'a ~ show tho kind OF u man Mi,
JOV II.
From 1869 to 1875 Blaine was Speaker
of the National House OF Representa-,
tye,; during that time u Company n
capitalists who were Interested III a
western railway land grant Or sleaD
seut n delegation IN Washington TO pro
mote the interests VI their road, or more
plainly speaking, buy up enough Con-
gressmpn 10 cary tleir measures
lhlO Ugh succr aafully, A discreet agent
wa sent u Mr., Bl-ine u urge him TO
Hppnnt u crrlhln Congressman on The
Gnmmi tee 10 whom tue hill would DO
referred. Blaine rpturnOl this answer,
Fell NJ. Joy am n poor man, aud he
IL n Il,h man, | havr &25 600 Of the
rICck OF that company On my hands,
and would like " converted INTO
money"
When Joy returned IN Dlt'Oit no told
he story NJ Blalue's corruption aud at
tempted blachmtil IL n few intimate
friends, and while At Cincinnati In 1876
81 zine waS defeated by Joy, BHgley,
thompson aud Olher Michigan Rppubli'
rans who declared for II, b Hayes. The
poultry IN lchant OF Fremont, ONO,
Aud four wears later JUy iring NJ The
head OF The Michigan delegation, was
asked by n friend who knew thu Blaine
episode, how he could reconcile his
attitude with his knowledge, replied,
~ | were 10 acknOV ledge tho fact. II
would destroy my H. lnence with the
delegation, Blaiue cHnu0t get lhe noml
n%alion; W must get II better man than
Grant Ur Blaule Senator Eimnnda Will
make II better President than either,
But having been plHc'd nj the head Of
thu MEXICAN delegation | must do my
duty" joy made II spstCh when no in'
uOiucad tho name NJ Blaine which waa
hrgOtlen with dlllru " aud delivered
IN apathy, when q hush m OF dlsmay aud
death aeltled on The supporters OF the
white plumed knight Thy felt their
caus was doomed. Few knew the rea'
4nn that pal led the speakers tongue,
But true then tO hi cnn'clrnce he never
said Blaine WINS M upright or mn hOnett
MAJ, nor did Baine get The nominate on,
These facts en- certified TO under
oath by two men tow IN Detroit, II IL
Qults evident Mr., Joy hHa an AKA TO
grind, or he haa u very had IN, m0ty, or
ras taken lessons II om Blaine ~ the art
VI lying, JOHN BRYAN.
Canton, O., November 3 1854,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-11-06

EFFORTS are made 10 alarm farmers
and other tax payers since the late DO.
cision OF the Scott law. An exchange
enys:
Only o%no.fourth OF tho tax went IN the
County Poor Funds. Tho other three.
fourths went 10 tho localities In which
II was collected, aud hence the rural dis'
trlcts were not parties In interest 10 any
great extent. The Tux or 1889 can not
he refunded, unless .uit waa brought
heforo the year expired after II was paid
In, and II N doubtful II any OF II will
~ n then no recovered. Tho tax for
1881 4 o. not enter 40 largely Into the
yate IN represented. Under The amend.
ment Of last winner, tho tax was TO ba
paid In hpml annual ihetalments, tho
eame ~ other taxes, None OF tho Do.
cember tax has. OF couree, been paid,
and very little Of the June half, NJ pay.
ment was generally repisioi. The qiee.
tion OF increased taxation 10 thu farm
era has no foundation In fact, and IL
another OF the delusiona Of fertile iinug
nations for campaign effect.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-11-06
r.. lusl Of Ii. Anu.Mnior Domon.,rAtlor

- l"'s Nh" t't'ht't b"th'Httshtt'"s
WINNIPEG, Manitoba, Nov. a--Fcarlng
further trouble Saturday night tho Govern
ment directed that tho militia guard tho
city, Accordingly, tho Nineteenth Rifles. a
troop OF cavalry and . field battery paradod
tho streets all night and u guard was sta-
TONED at tho Government buildings Eyory
procautlon WA taken by tho Government.
Valuable documents md papers OF record
woro removed, aud Nil books were placed
IN vaults, Attorney General Miller took
rofugo NJ tho mounted police barracks.
There was NJ demonstration, "a 1000 Cam.
dla, Pacific Hallway employees, who worc
cxlwrled " lond tho van, were ordered
back " work, and had " comply. There ID
nnioh talk Of another demonstration 70.
night, no tho Government has not given In.
tlmatlon Of what coulso II win adopt In TO
unnl IA Alillpr. H.. NN
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-11-06
Court OF Common Pleas.

Court or Common Pleas.
In Carroll conntv-January oh, May 4th
and October Goth.
In Stark connty-January 10th, May 4lh
and October 10Th,
In Colnmbiana county January 10th,
May IS h aud Now mber Oh,
In Mahoning county-January 9th, May
4th and September 7th.
In Trumhnll county, February 9th,June
lat and October 10th.
In Portage connty-January 9th, May
ith and September 7th.
Ia Lake county February 10th, June
lat and November l8.h,
10 deaupa county-January 10Th, May
4th aud October 10Th.
Ia Aahtahnla cOunty-January 10Th,
May 4th and October 10Th.
wlnNs tho signatures Of tho Judges n said Dis
lrct At Warren, OHIO thus i0h day Of October. A, d,
LIZ, spRRNAN,
MM, r. spehR,
Psffr. ,L,Hur. Judges
GE :, v, AN EL,
AksON pEAsE,
STATE or onlo,l
tTAhK 60. M,
I, JOHN MC0RkGol. clerk ~ tho
C0nlt a. fOmmnn las, ~ anu inr STARK culnly, do
lrTrl y rel ny me loreg ing 10 10 n rus Gerry o. tho
Urlrr hSlng ihe tunes n holding @ nrt N ile Ninth
ju lrlal Dnirlot Of uhiN lOf the year lssB, ned IN te
clerk, uflre VI said court Oh lle 28rd day Of October.
A. u, 1884.
(~~~l Witness my name and seal NJ said
i1AL, Court II Canton, ONO this 2llh
t~~) day Of october A. u. 1871,
JOHN MoGIiEl on,
oc3O ClIrk u Courts,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-11-06
CALIFORNIA was Democratic four ears

CALIFORNIA was Democratic four ears
ago. and there are Encouraging signs II
will DO Democratic this year. II 10 worth
remembering that the present Demo.
cratic Governor Of California was cleo.
ted In 1889 by % $40 pluralily--tbe Pro.
hibition party casting b712 votes, and
the Greenbackers 1000, The clear mn.
tority for stoneman, Dem, was 10 727.
Tboie Ia a Democratic majority Of sixty.
four on j,int ballot IN tho Legislature.
Tho Congressional delegation 10 also
Democratic.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-11-06

Germany has not had "pfOIrctiOn' m
long as France, hence her wages have
not got 10 low, AZ she hrs "protectIon"
longer her wOgea v III come uearer those
OF France. Prior to lSi6 when England
had "prytectIn" her wages came near
10 those paid In France, Since she
adopted her present policy, In 1910, her
wages have been gradually Increasing
TO the present rate. Az the United slatrs
grows older and more densely populated
with her present protection" policy he'
wages viii come closer 10 those OF Ger
many and France.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-11-06
THK Cincinnati Enquirer In an odi
torial on the Scott law declalon aAya.

- -
II the Scott law could put $1,000 000a
year into the Golfers OF the people II
would DO no nearer the constitutional
line than II the revenue amounted TO
less than the cost OF collection. The man
who are drnouDciDg iho court merely
because O different decision might have
put more money In tho Treasury have u
contempt for the common principles OF
law and government that oughtto make
them cont mptihle. Proper regulation
OF the liquor ira file In not barred by tho
late decision OF Tho Supreme Court. The
majority VI the Judges have merely for.
tiasd u constitutional principle that
ought TO b. Of general application not
subject 10 such exceptions IN tho caprice
or self interest OF managing politicians
may suggest.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-11-06

Cur blessings ara not appreciated nm.
TIL we are deprived OF them. Most n0ta.
blu anong them In health, tho lack Of
which magnihes our other burdens. A
hacking cough severe cold, or m,
throat or lung disease IN very trouble
some; but oil these may be quickly aud
permanently removed by DR.. Biglow'l
Positive Cure. Price 30 cents; trial bot
tic free NJ Durbin, Wright u Co., drug
gipl. =
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-11-06
Legal Notice.

: Tcwnserd q. Lingo, residing M Tho CITY NJ yanhtop,
Dakota ipfiipty, viii llhn otloa that. nl tho luuith
day NJ October, a, u 1874. urrtindo Lingo Y oil her
petition IN tho Onnfi N onlip'il Pleas ~ and Tor stark
county, state W Ouin, ptayinp Tor n hivoIce frn, tho
anid TowuielJ O, II, ~ IN Tho grotnl ~ willful NJ
nence Tor m0ie u 40, tiiee Yeas la.t past nnn on tho
prnupd NJ gross ~, lrrt N duiy NJ u pfnln TOR thr cua
tiiy N their win T chId rHid CAUSE viii DO fUr hvar.
lug on aud nfier DO, mDef Bti, 1b.4
- It-|I D. ukitritUDE LINGO,
~ y I. ~ hrLkr. hrr AIT.
4 Canton, o., OCT u, iBsa -9Bbw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-11-06
An Answer ,ynu,e,,.

Can any one bring US n case OF Kidney
or Liver Complaint that Electric Blltera
will not speedily cure2 W. pny they
can not, as thousands OF cases already
permanently cured md WIN are daily
recommending Electric Bittsrs. win
prove. Bright's Disease, Diabetes, Wenk
Back. or any urinary complaint quickly
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-11-06
Farms for Sale.

N. u. bacon, uampdcn, ucaura county. nbio, has for
aaie y number OF farms IN .eannA aud AAhtabulA
counties. ranging IN also IN foilowsi
tine farm Of W. acrcal ono farm " 10 afregl ono farm
Aoits, onv larn " no acres.
tho latter oan no divided No m 70 MAKO thfor convp
niout iariua lAvlrH tIH fnr~t Improvements, good
water, timUur, nlu all nav M auod sugar camps
Alo q number ol farns IN nidiiini 10 tho above. thAl
can DO boupit NJ luw reasonable pficva
fyy-frhIs Ia moi n real rttaia aurntr Advertisement
I sii setting NY own iaii,p. aud deal dlieOt Win pur
Gin era. . I.. D..
por further narlioularn call on A "a hOrHAt Hun
Mast liiHrnr,wnh street, Uaiitnh, Ohio, wtO viii nivv
prUp, riy ~ parties wai,iiNp fari,A onlYum
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-11-06
Notice to Builders.

Sealed proposals will 10 reocivcd NJ tho once Of the
Olerh o. the buAp q lncAlion OF , slAouig lownthip,
NDvombor Itujt, Tor building n school h0uae on tin LIT
situated M tho rAstarn part OF tho township aud known
M tho Dhgef ~ NO, ~ Dlalriot 40 ordihH " the plans
q n ain tho nnniu OF every person infrre. tod In tho
uaine, aud DO " companivd by n sum lent guaranty VI
some ulnni.oivslv ne1son. maa |, Wv o,u ~ nNelpou, =
prOl efiy nruiirvd. Tho hid Tor each KIND OF material
iailed Tor by tho specifications must 10 stated separate
", and tho prco ~ each nlvrn. and tho pfico Of labor
must Aso be separate y stated.
Nine but Ito luwoa responsible bid will DO accepted
and tho Doa'd NM fsioct oil Did
~ order Of board " Hiucatlon.
ociiB.bw ALhkiti SAITH Olcfk-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-11-06
Attachment Notice.

Charles II. iohnon. Pin. teiors Jonathan : Hudson
f f.I w. -, 'hitun blWnallip
sam n. uoa ets, siark ooun y ohio
on tho Ynd day NJ October, 4 u, iyBt. N d Jnaics
ieau,d m oidor y atAchnent In TO alovc action iol
said 9 ass vi nc for hpArlnH on the 10Th DAY Of
oc,essdw UnAnLsyJ JOHNSON.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-11-06

THE Scott law, decided nrcOnstitu'
tional by The Supreme Court, was as
much q license law az the Pond law.
The latter was decided un~constitu'
tlonal by a Republican surrfme Court.
A Democratic Supreme Court could do
no less with the Sect law.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-11-06
4hr p,mo,,al
A. M|cGRTGoR, Editor.
YRrEIRApE ANDlARIrF WAGES

The following statement shows the
average rate OF wages, In building aud
some othtr trades, In the principal cbnn'
trlea Of Europe, With the exception
Of the tariff the cOnditiousaTe The sime'
The countries are nearly OF the same
age, and the density OF population IL
nearly the same. England IL what J.
known az free trade, while Germany
and France nre "prOiective" cnm tries,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-11-06

Tesl0Ter Of gray hair TO ita natural
color. Az n etimulRnt ard tonic, pre-,
venting 6nd often curing laldnefe, and
cleansing and soothing ,le ecNlp, ila
use cannot be too strongly recon-
mended.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-11-06
iinrhien,a ArnioA salye.

The best ealve IN the world for cuts.
bruises, sores, ulcers, palt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chepped hands, chilblaine,
cornp, and NIL skin eruptlone, and posi-.
lively cures piles, or no pay r. CURED. II
In guaranteed 10 give perfect antisfnc-
tion, or money refunded. Price % cente
per boz. For sale by p. II. Barr.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-11-06

cured, They purify the blood, regulate
the no wells, anl net dlrerlly on the MS
eHsed parts, Every h0ttle guaranteed
For sails 40 500 u bottle by p, IL, Barr.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-11-06
Executors Notice.

Notice IN hereby given that tho undermined hns bccg
appointed and qualified NJ trscIlOf " tiie uetnts "
0eurRe Usar. late Of btafh couiitJ, Oh,n urrenHra,
scppd hEUDkN ,a0LIA
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-11-06

One md one half hotties Of E'v's
Cream Balm entirely cured me OF Hav
Fever of ten yeara' standing, Have had
no trace Of II for two years,-AlbeTt A.
Perry. smithbOro, N Y,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-11-06
Administrators Notice,

rct,cc "a bsrcby uivcn tbst tho undersigned hs besn
appointsd and ouniinNd ~ Administrator of the ~
ts(s q Ads .. German, LATE NJ start eguniy. utio,
osSd (oui01) nuNuNp IL ukiuhAHM
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-11-06
Administrators Notice.

No,ioe IA befeby hiven that the Undersigned hrs bon
duly appdAnicd aud qualified n administrator NJ ~
vutsie ~ tsrhiAl Keller, late ~ start county TINA
decrAsef. ulAlthM ". O1hou
ssQads
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-11-06
FARM FOR SALE.

Ono n tho beet who,t farms In wAJnN oNunty. Two
and nhali inilcs n ~, Of Or, Vile, 0hij iOn NciesAb1
nrfoa IN whrA', " lob r,as W purchaser. 0oOd house
AMI bA \ uart. 0Nri appIo and pcao, ,,folArls, roc
pfioa HnI HfinH. sppy ALLts \ y
OullO.liw Ahfoi, UhiN
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-11-06

In the Western Reserve the RepuOll'
can party has lost largely In the last
four years as will DO seen by the fol.
lowing,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-11-06

0llaa Baifa Admir-.
ny virtue ~ nm order Of aAle issued by tho clerk Of
the court ~ 0nInOli pleas VI STARK county. Ohio, IN the
above action. aud ~ mo directed, viii otter for sale nj
public uutofy VI the doUr Of tho O urt house In tho clu
NJ lnniUiL, On
Saturday, the goth day Of Nov. 1884,
tho following described real estate situate In stab
county, Ohiu, ~ witt Lat number rightJtight (A5l
m liz v llage VI Center siddleMHnGl htRTk onlnly
ONO ma bclhR ~ II n, WltrIa Hdu lunn b. aid wi AC
tdeoi utll lUl Tor b RhNAyl also AZ leot OF " loatI
tOo Of eali lut iur M alley,
Appraised NJ 1000.
Sale 10 comrLouce At ono O'Clock D. IN, Terms cash
JAMES Lkk, Sheriff.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-11-06

There In ono thing certain about In
vesiing In telephone stocks. IL Ia q
sound Investment. II IL not, however.
equal 70 n iclegrephIc instrument, for
that Ia sound.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-11-06

Hundreds of letters from those using
AvNs Hair ylgor attest ~ Value ~ .
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-11-06

No ripping Ia necessary Tor gentB' wear. Our W0Fh
docs not crock or rub mOfe than new goods.
All we ash Ia a fair trial.
O. PETER a. SON.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-11-06
Sheriff Sale.

~ Common pleaa Court
ErmtH Norton.
Iy virtue 0f m order 10 soil Issued ny tho clerk o.
TN court NJ common pleas Of STARK o., OHIO, IN m,
above action aud 10 me directed I will offer for sails vi
public 0ntcry NJ tho door ~ tho court HOUSE In lhe eli
OF Canton, stark county, Ohio, ON
Saturday, the Goth day Of Nov, 1884,
tho following described real estate situate In stArh
ctilnly Ohln, u wit Ut number wv thOnaand, Ony
hundled Ahd rlshiy eight q, lHa) IN the city VI Canton
Appraised NJ 1880.
sale to At ono O'Clock ., m. Terms, cash
JAMES LEE, Sheriff.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-11-06
LEGAL.
TIMES On HOLDING COURT
IN THE
Ninth Judicial District
of the State of Ohio.
bTATR nF OHIO,l
STARK co, ~, !

Tltho clerk Of the Court OF Com
mon Ileas Of tic county u slmki
IL Ia hereby ord red that The several terms Of tho
Court N Common pleua, fr lhe year lHHb, shill bs
hr d IN llN Rfvrrtl u'uutirs cOmpiirg In Ninth III
Il Obl lslrlrt Of tho state Il UhlO. commencing Us fol-
lows, tO'Niti
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-11-06

A provincial reporter touchipgly nj,
ln.lea u \ nan who was KILLED and
otherwise nj lred." .utIu
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-11-06

Many . youth who starts out 10 "paint
tho town rod" paints nothing but bis
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-11-06
MISCELLANEOUS.
FARM FOR SALE.

Tho rrddcnt farm q the lAte Joseph nich 10 now
offered ff aAle. n u located IN Jacison tlwnuh,p, w
II IN ,ery nosifhbio tract " land. cnOtAininR 40 ncfvs,
VII tillAbip aud under nrt riaAa cultivation, with dwell
ling l,ouse, Innk Harm, 70taOj Wagon Hhod. aud oil
IN mlh boune, all conyenlvnt W dwelling. lwatrr Tor
1.-Two utooh III cvery Held, "A larpe variety " nrAt.ciae
fruits consisting ~ Fronuh prunea. pennhea, leers,
bio farms In the county, and will 10 spld ~ y fcaeona
Bile pfiop and 60 eaay terms .fur further information
amply N ~ nidfeh JOatpn DiuH, JAi NJ Tho oflco "
Dtcka Anricnltual Works, wcat iueonfiwas street and
valley lhifwal, Uani,n. THO nrpiisu
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-11-06
Saturday, the Goth day of Nov, Is
Sheriff Sale.

Mliltr 1rcs, a 20. Order Of sale, stark county Com
o,,.. uwW,. Admit mon pieAA Court
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-11-06
pYEINo.


CANTON STEAM
RENOVAIING AND DYEING
ESTABLISHMENT
No. 81 W. Tuscarawas street, opposite
New M, E. Church,
CANTON, OHIO.
All tho latest equipments for nniahinR nntclAm worh
Allls branches.
We make a specially NJ llenoyatlng and nyeing, In all
latest fashIOnablea shades, Ladies' garments, such a.
Silk and Wooden Dresses, also Veilings,
Feathers, Kid Gloves, Curtains,
Plano Covers, etc.
GENTS WEARING APPAREL
Suits Renovated, S2.2B
Suits Dyed, . 1850
0vercoats Dyed zoo
0yercoats Renovated, : l.60
Morning journal and courier., 1884-12-31

MT. W. s. Gompf, official stenographer of the Hartford county Superior court, gives in struction in photography, using Munson's improved method.
 Mrs Bush of Hayden's station, sister of the negro murderer, Alonzo Anderson, is in the Hartford jail awaiting trial on charge of assault.
 Palmertown, like Bridgeport, seems to be running to twins. Mrs. Lewis Browning has a pair that weigh eighteen pounds "evenly divided. D as the local chronicler expresses it, and Mrs. George Keeney has two that weigh sixteen pounds. All four babies are girls, and if they keep up the family traditions the increase by and by will be something hard to reckon.
 Mason C. Hill, of Mystic Bridge, is an nounced as candidate for appointment as 8 railroad commissioner. During the war he was superintendent of the construction of gunbeats in Connecticut and New York, and was also superintendent of the construc- ton of ironclads built at Cincinnati.
 The combination which had Mrs. Tom Thumb as manager went to pieces in New London on Saturday, and Mrs. Thumb has amused herself at an expense of about $1, :, 100. She thinks it costs too much to be a manager.
 Mrs. Annie Nicholson, who had klepto- maniac tendency that developed when she went S4ODp1u2 III NOIW1CI1, ntb9 VII N"1uAN.oJ before the Police court on four charges of theft. She had already forfeited her bonds on two complaints. She had to pay fines and costs to the amount of about $S0.
 The bid of w H. Molthrop of Gales Fer ", $1 ,O90, ,750, is the lowest for building pile wharyes in the harbor of refuge at Woods Holl, Mass; the highest was $2, ,000.
 Over one hundred Hartford people over seventy years old died this year.
 A blind horse Saturday in Hartford walked through $50 pane of glass.