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New-York tribune., 1889-12-21
Edi.op's systcm Challenged.

challenged as dangerous by the United Electric Ltgns
Company VINO oaer IN open letter to submit @ 10 70 &s aI
for their claims S as e tsg gTsatss
converter sy stem, as used in this city by them
cOpy M wSp S' sent on Friday december 20 the Edison
Lis6t and power Company, and the United States l.
Eliminating Company OFFICE OF THE
UNITED ELECTRIC tiGHdTT. ASP r. POWER COMPANY
% 'HS'EitW7.YoKK Dec. 20, 1889.
To the President of the Edison Electric Illuminating Com
for time S sy issSIIsS, sSaaas ySSdi ysSd
misleading s5semens and Spreading broadcast 5 through
absolutely false Information attempting to prejudice
the public against the system Of ineandescent
gone so far as attempt influence the Board OF Health
hh i omen and syragRtorwSrd and therefore to settle
question the satisfaction OF the insurance
public, we make the following challenge:
your or TO fa and asa aates sSrtS 20 the @
customer OF the three wire system Of nean
Westn ghose system used by the investi
CATION to conducted board Of seven experts three
mntcrs and the others practical electricians
We HDSct to ProyG by 5gS an alternating
currents have been. and can be- safely aud successfully
2d That the Westinghouse converter SYSTEM as
BIZ nsues absolute safety to the user OF mcandescet
pgee Of each Of our customers serves as an mpassabe
barrier against accidents and reduces the current
Volt or onefouth the Intensity the current introduced
h' 3D. That the converter or transformer accomplishing
as IL doe complete separation Of the currents in the
the premises OF the consumer Is
absolutely essential for safe ncandescent lighting
18th That under system the quantity or current
used by the customer be measured by our meter
with the greatest accuracy and that the measurements
on tho meter can be read by customer.
With regard the Edison system, we expect to prove
1-t That Edison underground system Is dangerous
because OF its leakage which may az any
time cause fire the premises OF the consumer, as
shown bv the large number which have been caused
by that system I'm this and other cities
ID That business can only be rendered sa,e ana
the great risk incident 10 its use removed Dy he
adj of converter transformer system.
Sd. That your company has no meter which Is re-
liable and that as result bills rendered to its
toners are largely matter Of guesswOrk
We will be glad TO submit To the Committee any other
questions the relative merits Of the two systems
which you would wish have investigated.
In order that position may not be misunderstood
v the public copies OF this letter 70 the
daily papers publication We do not fear publicity
as we confident tha the converter system whlch mas
come into almost universal IN Europe TO the virtual
exclusion Edison direct current srsten VIII not
suffer from q fair investigation by fair minded men.
respectfully yours,
THE UNITED ELECTRIC LIGHT < POWER CO.
THE UNITED STATES ILLUMINATING co.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-21

beth H. winner OF last years Kentucky Derby, be-
sides Dollkins Daisy f. Dundee, stephane ana others
NJ ilnfn
New-York tribune., 1889-12-21

The Cambridge, 5th-ave. and s3d.st. Il . pranal
model home, with all hotel eonvenienceS Cuisine unsuf
passed. LorenE Reich. proprietor
New-York tribune., 1889-12-21
MlRRIED.

Wonderful t. Fascinnfing-The new game Redoubt.
Christmas old and young SOLD by
toy dealers, ST. Most amusing and exciting
New-York tribune., 1889-12-21

900 disappointed Democrats would have place 70 mock
to instead OF going over the Republicans.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-21

Suit the people because they tired o. bitter doses
with pain and gripping that usually follow. Carters
Little Liver Pills. one pill dose.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-21
An Anneal.

Board OF Management OF the Home for lncurabiea
at Eordhau New.York City, solicits donations endows
and beQuest for the support Of poor curabe men
and women.
Other hospitals do not receive such cases and ara
Obliged 70 turn away those they cannot cure.
This Institution admits but the incursbe. It's sxs
lenses years have largely exceeded Us
Income from ali more have been admitted than
the income maintain. g.
The present number Of patients is no. OF such as are
taken wholly partially free the number may be in@
ased or must diminished In accordance with cont
buttons received well and prosperous the sympa
thetc. and the charitable.
BENJAMIN Il 1 FIELD President q w.s East 2eth-s 81
HENRY +. SPAULDING. Chairman Ex. Com.
Brummells w orld Renowned Candies noted for their
high Fine Chocolates, Bon Bons, Car9mes Bargs
assortment OF fancy novelties. 40S4lo Grand
St S3l Broadway. 293 6th-avc., and West 14tn-st.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-21
WORK OF THE YEAR.

There during the past year in our six Lodging:
different boys and girls 264 39l meals AID
220os lodgings were supplied In the t~entyone day
taught and partly fed and clothed o97 oso meals bcinS
supplied sol homes, both ia the East ana
the West; 1439 were aided with food medicine ETC.,
through "Sck Ch!ldrens Mssion' 540 children en-
loved the benefits the Summer Home at Bath, L. L.
avoraging about 300 week $50 mothers and siee
infants the Health Home OH Coney Island
I16 girls been instructed in the OF the sewing
machine in the Girls Lodging HOUSE ana IN NE n1us,ti
Schools and 30 taught typcwritng $1,000 "a have
been deposited IN the Penny Savings Bank Total number
under charge OF the Society during fhe year 3S s53
E.tabIi.hed lS,S.-MRs McELRATHS HOMEMADE
PRESERVED. Branded CANNED AND SPICEn
FRUITS AND JELLIES. z.z-
Everything put glass and kept nnt tan FOR pricsA
references, DC, address Mrs sAHAH D MCELhAIH. 3SS
Degraw- st.. Brooklyn, ". y.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-21

II Yen WIZ Try
Granlct you will find IL the delicate breakfast dish OF
any cereal Made from the whole wheat.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-21
RedU..,fsr Exfracts

A.--A.- Red Letter Extracts
(made by Standard Peumery Works. are delicate lasting
and true and their way into popular favor ~
alone. Flower de Luce and Hearts Ease are ems
tirey new combinations and delightfully."- fragrant
Sold By leading dealers In pefumery.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-21

"Dissolves in Cold Water"
The perfect nutrition and quick digestion OF Rex wheat
is proved by this supreme test.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-21

GTLRFRT-M T-MONTGOMERY-At the residence OF .he
brides mother New Brighton, Staten Island, by Arch.
deacon George NJ Johnson Resale daughter OF .he late
Jancs Montgomery TO William Sketchley Gilbert, jr.. Of
Kansas city. Mo
EICI,-HUNTTING-At the Presbyterian Church. Bridge
Hampton, L. l.. on Thursday, December 49, 1889 by
the Rev. Arthur Newman Hattie Sayre, youngest
daughter Of Henry II. Hunting. TO James Abner Rice
OF Lee Mass.
TAYLOR-HAAS-On Thursday. December 10. 1883, by
tile Rev. a. c. Wedekind Edgar Dean Taylor %
Minnie NJ. daughter Of John NJ. Haas. both OF this
city
New-York tribune., 1889-12-21

Notices Of marriage must be indorsed with full
name and address.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-21

The Five Points House of Industry wishes to give .
Merry Christmas TO 500 children and will be grateful er
Carp. Treasurer. 155 worth-st
= The New York Association, for Improving TIE
Ala Society deyo led 70 tho elevation Of the home M
OF the and tie iudieous relief OF their nscessitoa
ss Of Ssn r. cs iSs most no. sas Or
Society grants general relief and has weequipped santa
Ha,lem branch pTesIdent John patton. Treasurer,
Logan c. Murray, No. Broaaway chmn Com OF M MwJ:
A scrynser General Agent f. 5. Longworh 10 Sth.aye:
Postoncc Notice.
Shoud be read daily by all interested as changes may
Letters Tor iofegn need not be specially "a;
dressed for dispatch .ys By aHy q banking and
mec!sl docSHsss letters NOS sSssiay addressed being
BY the f1;te; e. vssseS ss week ending December 81 VIII
Iorgn m;S IN V al Cases ,hs oniee toIew,
sDsn and aIs9s rsssEEs EieRsan
L. Isaifss ;l:c 'S 'wpd%aI$ " q fsSds asse,
poTs Jsaaea sa% VA Hsy also Tor n cos ss
hies Lson per PS' um5 HseSs Hs oueenssowa 80
p 20 70 i D. M tOf scotland direct per- . Anehoris vi,
Tor Cuba per Seneca. via Havana (e,;ers must
sgNp3tYht t tscS Ne%tSisan tSi aas'0 and
Mails iOr China sad JayaS pc. .os $ China ron ss.
r. sss sacss Sands p ope BIRD San
2s m and ss
fssads per Aameda tilem sa FrsSsiscsl sIoss here
ra q sh a. Sr s S iff ssi.s a S'saS' Mas c caS
Sy rail 70 Tampa Fla ani tsence by steamer. via Key
West a sshsse ss At 81 & soss Ss' f' mail.
aas on ns o se rom S"ESesp'ea Ss % Gyssana
~ sraichod I tsen ,h same Registered mali close, 4
$500 ssSSi,L1gs yAS Ssssns.y SSrT ro,,S.s
New-York tribune., 1889-12-21
The Marvellous Fuel,

The Marvellous Fuel,
SESTALIT
for crr portable paor and bedroom heaters burns wtAA
out stoyepipe without chimney.
NO SMELL, SMOKE NOR GAS.
SOLD by UNITED STATES FUEL CO..
u Cortlandt-st
Branch. So courtst, Brooklyn
EENn EOp CrprTrrApc
New-York tribune., 1889-12-21

THE UNITED ELECTRIC LIGHT 4 POWEH x
THE UNITED STATES ILLUMlNAIlNT 90
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-07
rELeeRApHle BRIEFS.

Subscriptions 10 the New York wOrld'a
fair guarantee fund now amount 10
~, gb8,O6l,
Cooked meals for the ward workers At
the polls la Virginia h what caught the
average voter,
Rev. 4, Dewitt falmage, Of Brooklyn,
has arrived 40 London and will proceed
on his journey 10 Palestine to-day,
In tho federal court NJ Fort Smith,
Ark, Wednesday, nine Indian territory
murdcrera were sentenced 10 DO hanged
Jan, 0,lHDO,
JOhnatown 10 now city In fact, all oi
the borOugha but one or two Ia the out
lying districts having been carried for
consolidation.
The property Of II. A. sanbon, Of
Providence, II, l., Ia attached for $1,000
by Louise Dolphin In an action foI
breach Of pr1nll5c Of marriage,
Willie Mrs. James Mcbride, Of
Youngstown, o., was driving yesterday,
the horse wal frightened and plunged
over an ombankment. She was fatally
injured,
a remarkable religious foYiNnl N IN
progr1ss In the Klngaton, Canada, peni
iCntIUry, Between 40 and 100 Of The
leading crackmen, forgera, counterfeit
craand piolpoc,etS have been converted
The latest returns show that Johnson
the Democratic candidate for datricl
attorney In Allegheny county, Pa, will
have u ma lority ot not less Chan lO,OOI
over Arch. kowand, the Republican
nominee,
Chief Of Police John Donovan. oi
Bpdlook, has mado application TO Gov
crnor Beaver for rcquIaltlon papcra d
bring bacl, Patrick Connolly iron
Wheeling, w, Va, who Is wanted on q
serious charge preferred by Kate Dono
van.
The reception OF Miss Kate Drcycl into
the order Of the Sisters Of Mercy will
take place to-day between . and n
o'cloci In Pittburg, Archbishop Ryan,
OF Philadelphia, and Biahop OCounor
Of Omaha, are both expected 10 take
part,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-07
EDITORIAL seUlDs.

LEr II bo recorded, Maaallon 10 now q
safe Democratic city
DoN'r forgot that the tariff iga tax
ONE hundred and four citizens Of Cam
ton throw away their yolos on Prohibition
Hclwlg Cor Governor, At the Same time
2l00 Republicans threw away thcir yoica
ON Foraker
CARROLL county only gives bog
majority against llowolla, while stark
county will rive bin about 800 majority.
Howell lsu safe Senator by 200 majority
In the district.
FosrER'a hoodlc wagmuch bcticrplacod
In Carroll county than In Stark
Ton TURNER has u great head on him
but ho h not built right for u Chairman,
j. j. Grant IL built right, but he Ia not u
good Judge Of human nature, Goo. II,
Froasc told ox-Goy, Foator on Sunday not
to see Charley uphom. Here was some
poor advice TO Foster
There IL big Democratic gain In East
Liverpool. Tho crockcry workers are he
coming educated,
Lolonor for Auditor has Log majority
N the county, and ,lOi In the city OF Cam
ton.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-07

bigger ylulury tuesday THAN tney
thought they had, Governor forakert
concession Of Mr., Campbell'a election
yesterday afternoon was followed Inn
medIaiely by a claim from Chairman
Neal of tho election of the entire Demo
cratic tIQhet by safe maiorltlea, In the
collection Of the first returns only the
vote ON the head Of the ticket was con
sldered and as II was thought that
fOrakers defeat was due 10 the scratch
ing OF his name, the election Of any
other Democrat was hardly looked for,
by oven the Democrats themselves
Chairman Meals private information
shows that the Test OF the Democratic
hlale ticket has followed the heal Oi the
ticket, and he says he 10 sure that the
whole ticket has been elected by plurall'
ties ranging from 1900 10 5000, lie
places Oampbella plurality NJ 10000,
''YOu may say said he, "lhat this
committee has positive knowledge that
nineteen Democrats have been elected
10 the state senate and seventeen Repub-
lioans, while sixty Democrats have been
elected 10 the house and ilfty-fOur lio'
puhllcana, 30 that we have q majority
In tho general assembly OF eight on Joint
ballot giving US tho United States
SENATOR
Governor Foraker declined 10 say any
thing concerning his defeat, lilo waa
seen by the United Press reporter Inn
mediately after he had sent q telegram
OF oongtatulation TO Mr., Campbell and
seemed very happy In his defeat, ll'
though declining 10 talk about H.
Chairman Conger Of the Republican
executive committee, said he was
astonlshed al the result and had nothing
70 say In explanation, II was surprise
Ia him
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-07
Legal NOTICE.

pfugliln gollonhergcr residing 10 Nafca, illlnonl
fmnn flaurcr rrsldmg ~ Toledo rama county
lnWni Jacob Athunur tuil lux W WoOMQVM iipo,
AtUnN county, MlnNtbutV Wlllnn hiAuhnI leNu,ns
ht Arkansas Ully, kHnansi ana lelll hAluvr roIu.
inr ht UUnalAntno, Michigan. VIII tikO noucu lnht
ou NoyOulhof gnd tHS, jncOh " liullinhn, nA pam.
ilir nled hid petition IN partition against mem hhd
otNpta nR dOirndhnu IN the court ul cumlngll pVnb
Of stiN county Oil0, brlnu ciAO number ONBb nels
tlur forth that barbara Hoffman lleu OotnVti uln,
tiil Aoisud ln foo simple Of lot 40, IN llutuOrus
hddtlnn Of ont lut 10 tho cty Of canton, uhlo thnt
na hef Fon hp N GusNe VI hn undivided onei1utth
of gnid lott that nayid ilununn, jacob llunmmi
Sarah itein, Mary Hoffman, uhnrlog h0lman nld
liarvny w, Vino hrn zach vniltol w. ono lWtlH.
f0nrh Of said lUtl that llunty Ntauuer ttlnulllA
pblienbnrgrr Nmmh HiAutUr uhd DAtid iohtCra
rhrb untitled % unc4rAiuruih of Hnld loii iN lh.
rindn linton LarOb 3ihunrE William thnhwhnd
tlin stnnnnf are each un' tlu1 % phn.tlAtulnV %!
taid ioil that ilMbAn llOnmai, by hrr ln4t WI nhl
teiiatnnnt OfuufNd three hundfCd dollNlB ul ivr
tstntg tn bo Invested 10 Keep m repair thn RfQunlH
6ftne River u oihfon Church, an hrqneMhed one
ihouenud d0afa 10 jacob n liDlImnni thAt me ek-
rnntorH OF tho will have enough money 20 pN lne
eli0O 90 iOgnry but not 0unoltnt 70 pv llo tluVV,
ma tho sam0 lsh charge ON Bnd lot hald ntut9a
nfnyH that mai tltlnn BE- made NJ SAID l0t among nv
PARTIES according TO their rospeaIlNo lh'efotlS
raid partles arc required 10 answer on or before
nhtufdhy, DurOmbur p5th 1850, .....
noy7.Lw BynAY, LYhUu ~ DAY DIE AWYH
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-07
MoK1pLnY Is A PROPHET,

THERE was nm interview In tho Cin.
clnnau rlmes,SNr, october 22, with
Mai William Mckinley, The question
and answer were 40 follows;
uWhat opinion OF the outlook have
YOU fnrmed flom your prot@cIeo
SMmplng tourY' ,..,, o.,
NJ 'ppciany IN the rural districts wilI
Gov Foraker have large gains ! con
Ndpnlly predict that Gov Forlket.o ma
iirty win not fall below 2O0OO'
some young Republican clerks that
wo know IN Canton who foollshly bel
on the Maj jlr's judgment aronow iillInG
the air with their abomloauon0,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-07

TO the unterrihed, unpurChasable
Democracy Of Stark county, all hail
You have won the greatest victory in
the history Of this grand old Demo
cratic county. IL has been won over
great odds, aud against the oontaminat.
Ing and coruptng power Of Doodle,
scattered with a layioh hand. 10 is a
Victory for the right, for justice, for
equity for equal aud just laws. 1t
comes like the gentle dows Of heaven
10 bless OH alike. II Is q victory for
tarlfI reform, for home rule, FOR pure
.JeiTersonian Democracy 1t ls IN con
dem iatlon of class legislation, OF party
bossism, Of swindling by law IL rs q
victory for public virtue, for honesty IN
government, and popular rights. thas
not been won by Democrats alone, but
DatrIotlc men OF the opposition nave
helped us Its the victory Of the peo'
bic. Democracy Representa- thepsople'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-07
40 ouR FalaN %.

10 steady, stanch aud true friends
of the STARK COUNTY DEMOCRAT a
few words, We keep back the Weekly
one day in order TO give AL our readers
the latest news from the elections III
the ten states, which voted on Tues
day. The result llla every Democrat
with 10y unppeakable, We have won
the greatest series Of Victories IN the
hIatoIy of the Democratic party since
the days of Andrew Johnson we
have won tho fight, too, on principle
and against tremendous odds The TO-
ANT ia Iowa isa corker Tor the Odyo'
Gates of trusts and combines and pub
lIe robbery by law, These victories
are not ephomeral, they are anbllan'
tIal. because they were inspired by
patrlotlsm aud bottomed on justice
Democrats Of the farms OF old Molly
stark, we greet you! We have won q
great battle, hnt all Is not yet won
The cause Of education 10 pgoggesalhg'
bnt much yet 10 to be accomplished
Next year we shall make enothtrgrand
lght for tho National House OF ltopTe
sentalives, We are as certain TO WIN
that llght aa God relgna and tho rivers
run to the sea. But W. shall not winll
without effort, Let every patriotic
Democrat uae hls best endeavors to ala
In that cause, Push the circulation OF
the old STARK COUNTY DEMOCRAT
We have m uphill Aght In stlrS
county, with seventeen Republican
newspapers to fight Give us lns
readers aud we will do our best to hold
tt..,,, .u Iaypt
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-07
i,ornl,ors Congratulations

COLUMBUS. Now f,--Guvernor For.
ultcr has sent tho following telegram TO
James n. Campbell. "To tho full OK.
tent that dorcaiol candidate can do so
with propicty, allow me TO oilcr my
congratulations and assure you II viii
give mr pleasure 10 extend You every
courtesy can Ghov you IN connection
with your Inauguration and tho Com'
menUnmcnt oi your administration
Cumpai,l scnt the following rcplyi
'Pctuiyulo 10 think you most heartily
for tho cordial telegram jlst received,
I accept W,th Nigh appreciation your
teudcr of courtchcs upon the occasion
rcfrTad Go.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-07

CHARLEY KRIDER Is certainly the
greatest campalgner ever developed IN
Stark county, He made bis campaign
without money and VITA powerful op
position In his own party, He had op
posed TO him the mOat popular Repnb
ilcan 10 stark county with lots OF
money aud plenty Of wealthy backing
witness the result lie got lots Of Re
publican votes, for which ho oi1proIound'
iy grateful, given by citizens who ad'
mlre a game man, and who believe In
honest methods IN politics,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-07


GATH in hia Washington letter tells
why he thinks Reed will be Speaker
and Mckinley will not. lle gives the
characteristics OF both Mckinley and
Reed as follows
have a slight acquaintance with
Mckinley aud none whatever with Mr.
Reed, Having no obligations 10 either,
| indulge that Instinct which N 0ften
aa good ~ reasoning power In men In
believing that Reed ought 10 be Speak
or OF Congress-, He IL too natural TO
do any trimming, too poaltlye To con
cIiate hla adyeraarea and lose his
frlenda; too plain up and down 10 have
anybody mlannderatand him In the pre-
siding chair There IN not probably In
Congress- cleaner quantity than Major
Mckinley lle looks something like II
mlniater Of the gospel, belongs 10 u
tried race In the mlngling Of natlonall'
Ties IN America, he has been n soldier
and reached fair grade, IL 10 proba
hly TO his prejudice Al the present time
that he Ia too much tarl n aad only tar
in. We dOn9t live In the time when
we want the tarll made the M0ham'
medan feature OF legislation. The
Republican party adheres 70 u mOder.
alto and atlff construction OF tho tariff
ayatem ~ handed down by ita forefath
er, Hut Il does not want any raging
on thar aubJect, especially when the
tariff Ia In many oaaes up 20 90, In the
present view Of the tariff question II
would be much better 10 have u man
like Reed In the prealdlng chair, who
has not dl llocated himself In attempt
ing 70 mako the tariff atra.oh, like The
man H. the dlme museum with the elias,
tlc SKIN, We hayu u aullclent tariff
man IN Mr. Reed and man who Ia
pretty we'll up IN all manner OF quea
lions other than the tArfl.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-07
,ur Democrats have q clean mOjor

THE Democrats have o clean major
ity IN both branches Of the Legislature
and will name successor TO Senator
Payne. A now man viii be selected,
There Is no Democrat in Ohio better
equipped foTSenator than NJ d. llar
ter Of Mansfield. lie haa been for tar
m reform for II whole decade, aud he
has the ability, character aud merit TO
personate the great Democratic party
and Attingly honor OHIO.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-07
ArrnH IN d mLmo plON KRmnR 10
a oOOD MAN.
lFrom Lhs Ml..lIlon Inaepandenll

II has baan the pleasure of the lnde'
pendent not 10 be obliged 10 say any
thing 10 the detrlment of Mr. Krlder
further than 10 protest that he was d
Democrat, and 10 mention 0ne or two
Finlng indlseretlOna Incident upon
heated campaign, That no is peTeon'
ally popular his vote In Massillon
shows, lle was good deputy, and
there is every reason 10 believe he will
make an eiiliaht sheriff, Republicans
who can not sufficiently regret tho
downfall Of their own hopes viii never
theless Join ll hearty congratulations
TO Charles A, Krlder,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-07

of frslVly aud gluuy whifl' mih'
Wanamaher will attempt 10 lead gay
society, but Mrs, Vice President Nor
ton will doubtless Outshlne her, ~ Ahe
has more wealth, more style and bigger
diamonds, The Vice Prealdent IL
about completing new palace On
scott Circle, which he will call home
which contains the largest dining room
in washington Blaine, who Is also
Immensely wealthy, will keep open
house, aud Senator Cameron OF Penn
sylyania, who has a very beautiful VIE
will also shimmer and shine among the
hundred other mllIlonalrea,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-07
NOTICE.

Tho state Of ohlo,1 IN tho Cours Of Common
blOrl County, BB. Pleas, WITHIN md for tho
county of htark ana state
Albert NJ ncmla. ofohio'
Amandn uetnla The defendant will tako
Deft.J notice, thnl nn rhuridny, no
bth day of Dooenhen a, v. iHiD. the ahOye named
plaintiff viii inke tho dispositions OF snndfy Wit
ncaspR 60 bn incl ~ evidence IN tho trial Of mo
above entitled cniiae, M the 0nlcs W u. " naya,
attorney NJ law IN tho city or Llho lster County or
Lancaster and etate OF fennNlvanla between u 2
naid day and that the taklng Of the eAnu wi,l 70
adjourned from nay ~ day betwOgn thO HHmv
"'"''' CIiARLEs q. uPIAw,
noyy-dw Attorney for ilaln'lh.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-07

POSTMASTER GENERAL WAEA'
MAKER lsnow pughing his 3i pant9.
The postmaster Of Patlsyille, Portage
county, who has recently been appoint
ed, laid IN o good supply Of goods FROM
Nanamaker's Philadelphia store, and
is now handling thogo 81 pants A
citizen OF Alliance who recently visited
Pausyille, was asked by hepostmaeier
to try on a pair of these pants. Eyi.
dontly Wanunaker is q great man-in
pants.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-07

PErERuURG, Nov, 1--E A, Good
wyn, Democratic judge Of election for
tho Second ward precinct, was arrested
yesterday morning on 70 warrant sworn
out by j, NJ. Blrdsong, q Republican
Judge Of election for the 7amo precinct,
charging him with stulng the ballot
box. Goodwin wn8 brought before the
mayor, but at tho request Of q, u. Logi.
ter, counsel for Goodwin, continuance
Mna Ind.