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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-17
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Has been engaging thoUltentIon of tbo
New York Legislature ana stringent
laws have been plslol, prohibiting Che
mauufOcture ANA laIo u, olUomrgminp
In that state, IL Is time the people were
protected against this groBsest Of lmpo
sitions. Experience has shown that tho
tmine In thls stuff cannot be made open
ana above board 10 be- profitable 10
manufactured aud dealer II must bo sur,
reptitioua, The article which " moi IN
fact butter must be represented as hat
ter. or the opportunity FOR excessive
profit disappears, Since The business
not only encourages deceit and uwln.
ding In all 'orms, but is likely 10 I'm
pose on The people compound danger.
aus, II may be--if imp0rfecIly NJ q care.
lessly manufactured TO heallh .ie
New York authorities have acted wisely
In claasIng II with other enterprises
hnsed on fnlse pretonses Americans
have shown too much tOleration t0swin
dies in food products. Adultorallon aud
eounterfeltlng have been carried to that
extent In This country that purchaler
n ulmost any article deoired TO be used
IN cooking IS much more likely TO be
imposed upou han he ls 70 get pure
goods. lndriting NJ the bogus butter
industry tho Now York Legislature has
performed a service 10 all the States.
Counterfeiting Of butter or Of any other
article Of food should be placed on u
level with watch.stufng, bunko.steer.
ing aud cOnIldenelDg From a moral
II le quite as objectionable
M any Of theso swindles, aud IN its con.
sequences II Is liable to be much more
Gar reaching.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-17

TO the polls, and voted as slaves at the
bidding of their masters, | will not
dwell on that painful subject, ! will not
trace this corruption nj the heart TO Its
consequences In all their ramlhcatiOna.
Thoughtful men do 80 without prompt
Ing, They know that poisoned blood
gushing from the heart TO the extremi
Ties, returns h0ugh cry vein and
peTmeates the whole system, A c0nYen-
lion In Ohio, large and enthusiastic,
nominating State ticket without Il
single disaentl0nt vote, presented the
attributes of this spoils system: "Re-
solved, That we are IN favor OF IN hon
esi civil service reform whereby offices
shall be no held TO be public trusts to be
administered for the public good not
ap0ila to be enjoyed rs the reward of
partisan zeal and service" You will
perhaps pardon me for saying that II
was Democratic convention. This
noble statement was an eleYatlng truth
TO mean inspiration and a atimulant,
! have stood on that doctrine In the
past; stand on IL 10 day, and, with my
consent, no foot OF ground which we
have gained In itq advancement shall
ever be surrenderedi no single step back
ward shall ever be- taken, A good law
has been passed II has been wisely al.
mlnistered; good results have thua far
been accomplished; let ny improve The
law, II possible. Let IN strengthen and
encourage It's administration, Zap
plauae, Lot us expand lts scope, and
we aud our children viii reap the rich
rewards OF pure administration In the
prolonged enjoyment OF u free govern
ment lApplauae These reforms have
taken hold Of the public mind. The tOr
ward movement hna commenced, II IL
In the one case a battle for merit against
for purity against cOrrup'
tl0n, II la, on the other hand, battle
for freedOm-freedOm Of effort, freedom
Of trade, freedom to labor 10 produce, TO
sell, and 10 buy under the economic
laws which God and nature have made;
aud not under the impedments OF mems
selfish doylslngs And Hike every Othef
struggle under which lies an appeal 10
the great heart Of humanity II will,
through whatever dangers and aftcr
whatever hackaots, result In complete |
lnd benellcent cOnsummaliOn, [Ap-
Dlaugn1 |
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-17

IT seems about settled that Congress.
man kiefer, ex-5peaker of the House OF
Representatives, viii not be called upon
10 appear again as the representative Of
the people Of his district Springfield,
O,--in that body The lengthy and te.
dions investigation Of tho charges Of
corrupt lobbying, which Mr, Kleier pIe
feffed against General B1Ynton, Wash.
lnRton correspondent Of the Cincinnati
Commercial Gazette, hayiug resulted 10
Mr.. BOyni0n'R ylndiCat0u, there ia q
suspicion " personal auimoaity ana in,
cOusl tent action that does not popular,
i2e the ex'speaker, Repn tory,
zone by Obo me roses flln
ono by uno du Huud urn Iui
ln lliO H.ufiu ur lu luu HuuAll,
Many righteous Hrr brought low
Mr., Kieier wasa blooming Republican
and Speaker Of the last House. Io
to have fallen In the Reps oq.imatlon.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-17

TuE members Of Council from tlo "a
ward should bear I'm mind those mem.
berH who deserve credit for having ere
ated the sewer fund, which enables that
ward to get the required relief to drain
the Hat Near o year ago the levy foT
this fund WIS recommended byu ma.
iOfiiy OF the ways and means commit
tee, Mr. Glass brIng chairman and sup.
ported by ML Wunur Mr. Fawcett, ol
the samo committee made Il minority
report adverse 10 creating the fund, Mr
Shields also opposed the levy. In iact
the 7th ward wants TO rule the city and
monopolizo the benefits, M'mborsf from
other wards should see to the organizl.
tiOn, that they shall not be used ~
mere tails to the IN ward Kite.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-17

AND 10 II seems that II IL 10 be sly
Samuel Tllden and reform" that are
10 face the sold phalanx Of Republi
can ranks next fall. Well 80 lot II be-
Mr. .filden won't be very tender sacri'
fee, but we can do him up brown.-Re'
poslt0ry,
In 1870 II was "fllden aud reform
that carried the day against solid Ro
publican paItyi aud 10 will be 10 again
thi0 fall, probably II 10, thore Will be
no counting out thistime The party Of
fraud win not repent We hope for
"flldon and reform The people dee
maud itl
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-17

THE conviction seems To bO gaining
ground that Mr., Blaine will be nOmIu.
ated on the iirst ballot, Even IL Mr..
Blaine is not u candidate he would do
Just the same 10 teach Mr., Tllden sOme,
thing about "reform,"-Re Repository.
The Mulligan fraud willknow more Of
"Tllden and reform" II ho Is the cham.
plon OF his party, He will have more
than one brain confusion II he encOun'
ters the united and determined Demo
cracy under the banner Of "filden and
refOrm.n
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-17
snlnrdNy, the mn day Of May 1854,

me iu0NIug described real estate, Ilufl0 IN stAfk
cluhW ono, t0Nit situate IA the township VI Tex
hiflut lhl known ~ pWi Oi the southwest quarter
~ tcluN Vily tA lnwitllp unrlrrn, fhune HiK, uuu
hunnuwl u l0lUWh' u WunltH % u point In the ralI
lhu ul W quarter 'uIilrr Hui uNiyi1uf huHifr nH
Nhhlu1 nulh ore itRfr cast, NJ ihr H.utheHHt cmuI
pWll " lhrtrlu u lh crhirr llnr NJ College HtutL
W lNr town " h1uHl Union, Win lhu ufnlNi Iiut nj
lllry Wirl 10 ih0 tndni ihrhrH WrIl HlnuF Che cen
nuu lntugu tud uuuhhli llulB toOl ~ The ctnltr
llnNu hr'h htrrl thn cH dnr nuiln along mo CrntN
llh' uI Aeh HNtrl ublHutu ui tIgll huudltu utu
rh1l NHlNncn N luullrn hundred ana lhitlOru Nud
unui illt'i feet ~ lhn cruIpr m Llrrfb stt.ti
l,Ntr nur uuh iIunR lnU c1cr NJ lihwli ftirrI aud
tH' NhN Of HNN quarter WUh' hundred ana uiury IulT
Nuuur Au INnl tp lur ulHtu W hu0 UuluE uUUtiuiUr
al lNlttu lcu hr ihr sllur mltu lUA
Alpu ru Ht i5,uuu
Nlc commence III one O'Clock D. m rumr casb
JANIS Ike. Ahriu
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-17

THR nail and stove manufacturers are
going TO meet and "hX" prices, Isn't II
about time the people were taking o
turn at this "AXing" business, -Repo. J.,
tory.
This Ia just what the Morrison hill
proposes to do, that Is, to take turn "at
this "Axlng business" Why nOt2 Shall
we continue to lctmonOpOly attend to the
"GxIng buslnees"Y isn't II about time
the people were taking turn nc this
business" The Rep, Is right for once
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-17

j A. Blchmnn, No. 80 K, IuraruWgb
street, Keeps tha l0fges, and lu0at as.
sOrtment Of pure wines ana llquora 20
hO found, lil stock u Of nonu
but the best brands aud is sold at req.
gOnAble pficea,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-17
NOTICE.

m pursuance VI tlu u. ~ VI ihp tfubtlh nuu nj
etlt rUunll UhN tih undersigned IA haall urOa In
tfnt iF the btnpil VI lhu UiedliNp VI John NJ WsUu
Viii Ul ehluflay the 9dih day n Apll A. ~ 1884 NJ
ami n hld salui dividend NJ fourteen hiin iwnlr
Nululdr dth' li,ll pni ceilt
JANIS nnYn ana
jAMll 4 lulUEus
Asqrnpu4
AinAuuh n Wtint AiDa
UanlnU u Auti iUih iirli
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-17
NOTICE.

The Uahlun sippi Halfway Company nyilea bids iur
900 sUunn White Oah Uithl ilW, lt1s1 frrt long
tarl, subject ~ rejection u NOT approved Delivery M
Utnpant mty ulittb ipctiflif iflnp1 fpiuinpt and
rlniliMlns dplttir ms must lN nlia wl ilit On.
dpnlsnpd before Apil Jnlh iisii iiie Company rui
= A. HOWnlip gec'y,
htiiiplikw No, " West eih sl, Monitor llnuh,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-17

w virtue 0i IN order l0 sn Issued by tho CLERK 0f hr
court 0i common pHns VI AiAlk county, Ohio Ia az
above hollun hnd 70 no dlpuirl, viii 0ifef inr sale ~
puc GuiCy 40 lhb d0uf ui llN Gluf hOuaR lu the cy
NJ Canton alnik county, uhu, uh
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-17

J, A, Bachman has Just received an.
other LOT Of Fine Imported Liquors.
the llnOgt 10 be found, aud
among them are the celebrated Mag
Bltlefa aud the VOrtablc nanpGlctIno
Liqueur Dc LAhhaye dc FccNmp,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-17

Tho finest line ot meOrschaum pipe,
ever brought TO the city can bc found NJ
Allen N,smith's place, Ut The old pahnp,
miller corner lie also deals In choice
cigars, wholesale md retail.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-17
MARKET REPORTS.


CmuAUu April 10,
FtouH-Mntkot dull Wust whuat NouE
stOl0tOl' Spring n WNa66l, low grldOa,
giaaegisli Patents sb.bJguNbi Rye flour
wnFAf-Actlyo ruling lower onrly ANA hon
stronger No = NpuuH Wutur storage, ine
tQAqi No, Z MAY dolynp, Nybsl AO junN
@l Hsicl Iulr, WA@d'o=rullnn at OUTSIDE
C0uNaAcylyc bat prIcoi oalpr. 10, April,
AhUihh ~, May iNbiiao, Juno inA aDEdi
JgIyl ai4Ns tol NO cash. iftt sol huiout
cd, lHlttlhn Wa STORE,
OARS Atdyc and proca hIgbor No .. gsH
l6liu, ouIl HiAmiB'ao tor Apfill lEuuHO for
May, HANiho Tor iuuo ana JltU.to for
julf 0u iNrfy,
ltYr-Qultl ~ yeslefdupa prlooa No .
hANitiaNpy liilO offered und market
very QUOT No, Z uhah, tHntOu, May ilOl
sample lois, fair sale NJ tOfbjio, according
Mss inuW Active bat prices caster QUO.
lullUnH ranged ~ plO1lNl0iA Tor cash
HIUNNUlNti .ur APRIL Fiuiihni for
May flNiutlOh Tor june und tiubtlbib
ilIlalTlte5 ruied omeE ranglnf NJ sai5
olH'h .orcnah or Aurill tAf'tmalb for Mays
5s,lgo,y 5,il5a,th ~ Nnd ''DaAIo for J9y
l'tiiilleNhict Nrm Creamery, good 70
iunpI ihNNpl dairy good Ia fancy 20 100,
tu' 'H demand iilr fu lrnam Ch0d.
der good 10 llpe, lJDllici sHmmod Cheddar,
kods-salos we're mhdoa At lOHBllo Tor tfouh
lolA
Nrw YopR, Aprll 49,
lt0un-null aud In buyers favor
WHrAf@l lMAo hiFhor variable and very
Say aioB.oWi Wio'uG iS6o "fcI6l9a GR ais "Sa
NOWLO.N August 500 hld, ti,olN asked
tunNaOnrned aHAe hpilbH but later lost
myanop. hllA lAnd Wosiorn spot ibBbiYol
oaf-wt6oot important change wost
trn, ib0tlhu,
pHOyFloya beef quiet New Extra tia,60.
pofll Qull nnd wthNl apot Moss tlQfh 1870,
Lnw dllll but pnHlrE slpanarvndeiod, tNYp
lurflt-lluIl nnl IN buyuls' favor West.
ern, tjtNol flHln DIOlmpfy. ne.
ulttrHl abull ~ iflta0,
boos-Wesit tfn dull al l6No
FLOuhanull Michigan White Wheat
stone process, fliHAhl, t1 roller process, tb0i
N, tl patenls, i0Olj Mlnnusota patents, 500
WnnAra No. White, th0m.ol do Apri
@8hNc Mey, lNQGl0aol June, bgoG
tlWi No, White, NbMniiio
,upnNsN0l cash @cl New Mixed, .blo
dfs@So, EBg@Ooc, Nos whis, Mo
5phe,
,. tobruo, April No.
WnrNf-pull and easy, No. White, II OIL
Apfll pip May I@to juno nlol July, UiAoi
No y lnl Vn iU, NU.pptd Al0uip
UunN-pull nnd ohsu New itlHh Mixed,
trl No oneh aud Apll, 800 aHhpdl Nav
@goi Jlipt, ao',el Jus, bso llelecled, islse
OArs-N0mlnnl No, white. lNol No, y
cash, April, May ~ Juno, Bee. Rejected, 1tc,
Tive htorlt
cHicAao, April ~,
CA1TLtaMafhnt rather uulri nnl prices
easy, Quotations tnueed it AibHafO f0r
common to UAtrl native hlntfal glb0nlih0 for
alhchori tihV1ll ihr irndNrf sllOnt1itb
lur cove, nna tt,udldlb iur butchers rieeft,
llUuH-s Market uulp anu fow, ANA prlpea
lbUipo luwrr NAlps ranged NJ kbO0fhu Os
ior linhi fe5Gahhl Tor rough pnoklnp, nud
biibhu w FOR heavy packing aud shipping lots.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-17

one engine, 10 horse power, ont stone
bed lSx30 Inches, o feet long, one pillow
block 1855 inohoe, 3 feet LONG Al In
gool condition. Inquire Of JOSEPH
Weaver
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-17

DBnnemiller'g C0rdoya r0lpe retains
~ strength 0nl aroma Ast your gro.
Ger for iL
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-17

Iris said both branches of our LegIs'
lature adjourned on Monday with eS'
cellent order and decOrum, much more
no than usual,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-17

Ex-GoW HENDRICKS has just returned
from Europe, and called upon Mr. Til
den on Monday, He don't report that
Mr.. Tllden refuses the nomination,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-17

U.1up Cllwuh jul1w VI lllp ymt uuubty
M tUuiuu Ilria tHuft
tuUHluH rainwHWWl
Ny uIuuu hu 1Wn uI uo Issued b, itp Hlwl
W lnn uutl NJ ruWuUI uuN NJ thW ruuUtl,
ohio No. llU HuYp HOlUn and tn nu objected UIi ufri
lnl .No ~ lmhllr uultj nl lhu door uI up oru nluar
lh luuN ~ tbttHu, Un
saturday the l7Dh day May 1884
ult following uruihU real esuia situate u tinit
vlul ono iUMU lut uuuuI .hIb Uluu Ua tHfHi.
uwl ln lnn rni ui the lHWu NJ lifNnNff htn uI liH
iiuli Of luntr N srluH iiH'dW'u
Appraised W fuO
Salrlo cuinmtaco NJ ono uuuut p. u. terms ubl
iAMN ii.f Fhpnn
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-17

tuc following described ictl ctitln situate In gtartC,
uht nWl lrhF ihn Our undivided thirteenth phri
% llrW trNlu' lnr nUrli rNt nuai0f U' section N0,
81 luNuHhp lh WHHr N untlIHiuN tlfbdiyH IcHss I'D
lNn Nrhn ana Way NuhN IN iHcOu llnNlHHi AuFust
ss,u ltlt ana tr.Hurl IN GOO lHuofua NJ Sihff puun,
Armphd Ut ZOO
stlr To commence hl one O'Clock % ~, FERNS cnnh
lAMl.N LkL Ahrrin.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-17
@ AemurrA

WE hope our friends all read the
speech Of Allen o, Myers In yesterdays
DEMOCRAT, II 10 rich and rRcy,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-17

Attachment Notice.

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JAMES ~ HlUMrAnd
npfifpW MANY HuMi
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-17
sntmdly INV l7IU dny M Nny MeI
Shcrin snlc

Ntww AuH ,Ofdm M ,Rr staH puuuF
uuuwun rlouH tuuit
Ny diup NJ tU uiduf u sHu rsutd hi luntIwH
~ .hn court NJ tulnWuu ltla ui tlhr unUuy ohio lu
mo- aNutr lrllu. inl 10 One difUUin Will uii0f Ion
tuo NJ nn.Iu ulltii 10 iht dUUf " IN uuun hbusr IN
hruu ul uhhluh STATS uuuhg uh'n nn
Saturday thp lith day Of May, 1884,
thu iullnwnH described teal estate H.Untn u aAut
r.ulUi nllul inWl Tots uumtrf ihilhinnr HuH ihiH
Uiwo haTNudF aUdllIun 10 The OIl Ui Ubulun.
Arrm,gd III tUbuU
salHtn commence nj o'oloH p ml rpina Va 4
JAMES LtE shbHn
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-17

NY virtue NJ I'M ufdu IN tpll WtpuN attached tautd
hl t court ol common pleas N Stark Co.,, uhl0 IN ilf
ahnlr hcllu ana 90 mr directed viii u1ur f0ft,lu ti
public uulUy N ihr 1uu uI the court hHisH Ia tht rt
mL LlMImn. .IhIL NlnMIl. MMu ON
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-17

Our Legislature did not stampede
through ut lOto vicious legislation on
the last day, M han often been done.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-17
MISCELLANEOUS,
sheriff Sale.

Elli Wood Ofdfi Of sale STARK count,
w. UnmWOu lleas Ioutf
lamc nmnH iI'ton otal
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-17
snluIdNy. IN0 IlLN lny Of Mny. lssI.

tue following drHrfhcd real uslatU situate In STARK
gouuli uhig lnWp lots numbof ilG ana llsei IN
lfbDk iun tho OUuuOUn valley hallway w ahld pIUul
lsps hd hll llult schlu aud Ulhrf improvements aud
NpplutlinnrW Nhlnrulrd Mill tue coal ind un thu
rlW um1l'h Wl ltrr ~ hll Ulhrr 1Wrudinit IN Tits
action
Appaiod tt tNudu
snlrio commence ut one O'Clock y, IN hns caan
JANIS Llh, shrun
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-17

W ylue ui an order VI aalp Issued uy Tho olrru of
lr count NJ common pleas VI ,laik county OHIO m tho
puhcoulcN NJ the door N hu q uft hote In thr oly
" nniUii OH ~"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-17
sheriff Snle.

a. u lu'diru urdr OF fHr slaff Cmuiy
, ~, tonmou rleiH Court
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-17
pLANps

PLANTS,
FOR SAGE.
ihayr ne following llanH Tor talci
CABBAGE.
10000 Elrly Jersey Wakefield,
10000 Early NinnngstHdt.
j0O0 Early ElHnipea,
5000 Early York,
Together with three varieties Ol Late
Cabbage Plants IN their sensOn,
TOMATOES.
250O0 Livingston Perfection,
1900 Acme.
10000 May Flower,
10000 Liyngstoua ltOyOrte
CELERY,
Golden Heart aud CfawfOrd's Half
Dwarf,
CAULlFLOW WEIR.
A few choice CaulIilowet Nnd Err Plants
WIN strawberry mud unnpb1rfy lanm and nun
M ulrlt SEASON. hH iuloWpl
NllNAM bNlNtNh
10000 ot forty Of the best aud chOlcCet
Varieties,
RASPBERRY.
10000 of iOn Of the choice ana Lending
yufielipA
GRAPE,
A frw OK 10 " fhr hnflirgt and most
prolific WIlelicH,
LETTUCE.
/ mn selling llne grade OF Lettuce now
growing 70 occupy spnce, aud nm posi-.
tive viii give satisfaction when placed
on the table,
Mlgf trr shove pIahls ~ grown uUm lle ygrJ bwt
~ tuu hl plhnH NJ luhhIi irnu iNUWuti lNttAtiI
lilllillH u lhr United ttIDg and lurn I hive ln.
orc tfd my WpHCly uvU rlH mrH Iu Tint NJ lAt r0B.
ui IIl hW tnlirl 300 Wn na 40 uHhp my tInOl orc
ui Wsi lu llu hlHi wuHY lWlr ~ Whn viii
nurl any ui n 10 Hb.t HuHh " call ana WAiniun thn
'hiut ut Uf nuilur Information hdliru
q. w, FAUST,
Nnfllhw Box bi. Canton O.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-17
shcrIn Snlc.

\ A. rrlU jUWrr ot Hlr STARK county Com,
mon rlrAH u0uit
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-11-03

THE GREAT CONTEST. Tomorrow
the great political contest will be de-
cided by the voice of 6 nation com
prising fifty millions Of souls. Both
parties have left no means untried to
secure the majority. Which will be
successful will soon DO sknown, and
the fercest politician willicalm down
and submit with the best grace be can
to defeat; while the civilizations of those
who win will subside aud soon sober
reason will once more be enthroned.
Whatever the result, the great inter.
ests of the country are safe, and the
happiness of no one, except perhaps
the Office holder, will be disturbed. We
are too great people-too intelligent
and too thrifty-to permit the sue
cess of one party over ita opponent
to seriously disturb the business re-
Iations of life. Mr.. Blaine, if defeat
ed, will find calm employment in the
private walks of life. II Mr.. Cleve-
land be the chosen chief, be will find
himself, for time, the moat unhappy
man in the nation. Fortunately, be-
ing of stalwart frame and robust
health, be will be able to- withstand
the terrible charge of the heavy brig
ade of office-seekers who will clamor
Tor place. &
Whatever may be the sresult we
will continue to be the greatest and
most prosperous nation on.Ahe face OF
the earth, and bright example for
oil other nations to initiate. LGuS
Dec. +
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-11-03

Washingtoa city will
be deserted to morrow Of all Of its
voting population-every government
department will be closeduntil after
the election, and business. of every
kind will be at stand silk. for sever
oil days. Men in the government en-
plOy are not only paid tbeirstravelling
expenses but also their tiuse-which
In heaggregate, amounts to Ihousands
of dolIars--all wrung from tae pockets
of the taxpayers of this, country.
Every voter should considss well the
Importance of bis vote before he casts
1t to-morrow-whether it will be for
perpetuation of the present. dynasty
at Washington for another four years,
with all its trail ofcorruption and OPP
pressions, or whether he wig help in
the overthrow of this greet centraliz-
ing power of our government in the
hands Of the jobbers and the money
kings Of this country. TBS is the
great question that now staFes every
voter of this broad land in tae face |
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-11-03

LocAE-OpTIoN CoNTRovARsY-A
controversy has arisen in Hakerstown
over the local option law submitting
the question of prohibitiop to the
vote of the people of Washing
ton county tomorrow. Tie Globe
says; "The law says that tie major.
ity ofoN the votes cast in saJa Wash
ingtOn county shall be required to
prohibit the sale of liquors, &c. This
has been construed to mean that
votes cast giving no expression upon
the question oflocal option vii weigh
against the vote for the measure the
same as votes explicit in itsopposi-
ton, inasmuch as majority 81 all the
votes cast will be necessary tosdeclare
the election in favor Of cakOption.
Friends Of prohibition say That the
word ALI IS Of no coaseQaepce, be.
cause every person win vota for or
against positively, explicitlys Even
on this there i division of opinion,
and those who differ argue that the
word i ID position that msggive il
power q decide tie Whole question. !
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-11-03
BUSINESS CARD.
70 my CIV AID COUNTY, Fyiends

To my city and Country Friends
Having permanently engaged my
services to Mr.. j. FRANK KRAMER, /
will be glad to see all my Old Custo-
mers at No. 4 Francis street In as
Stunning a part management of his
business / shall, in conjunction with
the proprietor, endeavor to make it
one Of the Leading Business Estab-
lishments of the city. Our motto
will be "Quick sales and small prof
it's" endeavoring at all times to gives
satisfaction to my customers. hope
to be able to control large share of
the public patronage, and to make No.
4 Francis street, where j. FRANK
KRAMER rs LOCATED, one of the pleas
ATTEST places in the city to deal.
nv FRANCIS o. WHITE.
s26-1m.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-11-03
FOR SALE.

hare in stock a large lot.of Proetsr g
Candles OIiene, EFerg Day and lssgfs
Soaps, received direct. from the. manuiase1
turers, at Cincinnati, which ] can sell u y
the Trade Of Annapolis at Bdltlmore ~
Jobber's prices Also Starch, Rumfora
Yeast Powders, Dukehart's Snuffs, &c
&C., which ] can sell to the trade also =
cheap as they can buy them in BaltiInol9
thereby saving the freight and otheI e.
penses JOS: S. N. BASIL,
" 10-3m Market Spse'