The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-08-26
ALLIANCE AFFAIRS.
A Fresh Batch of News From Our East End
Correspondent.

A Fresh Batch of News From Our East End
Correspondent.
Police court business exceedingly
dull.
c. Bow. Esq, one of CantOn's prom
ising young attorneys is in the city.
Sells Bros. circus, one of the finest on
the road, is billed for Alliance Sept. Z.
Pike, the blacklisted player from the
Alliance club, who caught for Us several
games, has been relegated from the
diamond and Is now working In. a mill
at Akron.
The Homework Fair will be held
this year Wednesday and Thursday,
Septem Der % and 20, on their grounds
six miles north of here. A big time is
expected,
Miss Kate Heifleigh, an accomplish
ed and refined young lady from Harris
burg, Pa, returned home to day after a
months' visit with her friend Miss May
Boyce, of Broadway.
Wednesdays Review edited by the
"Iams" tribe retracted statements made,
which had no foundation whatever, in
connection with a scandal case near
NEW DhlkluOl0 WulCn AVtluCbou buO
peoples attention some time since.
The saloon keepers are much exercised
over theiT recent failure to obtain an
/ junction on the city authorities re.
straining them from closing their
saloons on Monday next. the prOhibitOry
ordinance going into effect on that day
The funeral of Miss Tillie Atkins took
place this morning from the st. Joseph
| Catholic church. The church was lit,
or lly packed with people. II was one
of the ia gest funerals held here for
Some time she will be greatly iuissed
by large circle of friends.
Work Ou the new building, corner of
Main ard Mechanics streets has been
temporarily stopped on account of not
having enough brick. When completed
il promises to be fine structure. This
is bat one of the many fine structures
hat are going up in our city this sum-
mer.
In recent trip to Niagara Falls we
had the pleasure Of meeting a jolly
crowd of young people from Canton,
who we're likewise enjoying pleasure
trip TO the places Of interest IN north
ern New York. The moonlight boat-ride
from Lake Chsutauqua to Jamestown
was greatly enjoyed Oy them, and their
efforts 10 overthrow their reason met
with almost successful results. Their
time at jamestown was occupied by
writing postals to each other, so they
might receive mail upon their return
10 Canton. It's all right girls, your
identity shall not be made known this
time.
Various agricultural papers circulat-
ing In this section are deVoting much
space to the exposure Of an alleged fraud
sailing under the name Of the Fruit
and Vegetable Growers Association of
the United States. The case excites
special interest In Alliance because the
secretary of the association has been DR..
w. o, Smith, the we'll known specialist
of this city. The facts seem to indicate
a little sharp practice on the part Of
one DR., II. r. Burner, q man Of consider
able wealth living In Newark, 0 This
gentleman obtained publicity In numer-
Gus journals for glowing reports of a
meeting of the above association at
Columbus in June, which set forth that
the inventor of "Arnold's Fruit Evapor-
atOr" had given the f. and V. G. A. the
right to distribute sketches and descrip-
tlons Of that useful appliance, which
would be sent to all parties desiring
them on receipt Of name and address.
Hundreds of letters pouredin In from fruit
growers and dealers, and each
received by mail q drawing
and explanation of an evsporstor
which could be constructed, by an
ordinary mechanic for about $15. Ac-
companying this was circular stating
that since the offer by Mr.. Arnold of his
invention and its acceptance by the as
ISOLATION, q different evaporator con-
tanning many desirable improvements
had been perfected under the name
Common Sense" which would be
shipped complete for 81 from the manu-