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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-29
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

LyOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-FoT Wichita rest
Il dence or business property nne improves
l6B & In southwest Missouri Address
Farmer care OF EAGLE once. dhs-ug'
L'OR SALE OR EXCHA SGE- Property east.
y north and south: farms from i1 acres up TO 10
tCJ acres improved and uuimprote5 ,gy property
1u almost town ia Kansas also lea ILLINOIS,
II you have anything To sell or trade call and
me- once hours from 70 Y m, and - y,
room L. Oetto block A. !. EdCcw0rth. - II.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-29
Dissolution Notice.

Engraved and printed LUNCHEON
cards at the Wichita EAGLE Office. dos t
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-29
HE WAS TAKEN SNIPE HUNTING.

A Cruel Joke to Which a Halter Was Sub jected
He Now Holds the Bag.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-29

L,OR TRADE-Two houses with two LOT. inside
OF city, clear u incumhraee. would ike 90 trade
for land. i'm provement without from 90 IS
from TO miles of the city. Address No. ois Nich-
lta street. bS6f
I'OR TRADE-Two eighty acre tracts and one
i hundred and sixty acre tract In this county 10
trade for stock. either cattle horses hogs small
encGm brsaee each tract. cali Boyd a
Iocuna. a5I y Main street, NJ stairs dss II
ENoR TSADE-Fer good cIrsr property like stock
OF hardware, ard also $50 >tov< OF teas spices.
etc. Gail on A j. Edgeworth. room II. detto block
dS9 q
NOR TISADE-I want 10 trade first mortgage
Il notes ana Butler county farm foe clear Wichita
property well located. A. A. Amidon, - Douglas
d5,tf
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-29

WANTED-Gentlemen who are interested in
w business education short hand or telegraphy
70 all at Office Southwestern Business IoAieSe
Night school re-opens Oct first. 80 O'Clock. In
trance 10 night school 40 Z Douglas ave E1
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-29

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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-29
NAN.

OW, Man," Mrs. Green
said. putting on her big
black gun bonnet and
gathering mp a basket
full Of pies, cakes and
baked chickens, "rm
goin' along with Hir-
am over to Miss Ma
sons house-raisin', an'
! want you to be good
while I'm away, an
not go to tom-boyin'
ohO,,t lilo cor,ntb;pS
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-29
FOUND.

L'OUND-A gentleman has left AZ the West side
i National hank land scrip certificate which
was picked up tht street This morning ~hfca The
owner can have by Identifying IL and paying fo7
this notice. John Watt. Cashier. ~
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-29

I
Fort Scott, Kansas City, ST.
Louis and eastern eX.....-l 'U5 N 10 Pm
Fort Scott. Kansas City, ST
Louis and eastern ex. 800 Zoo nj ii ID
Conway Lprings, Anthony
and hiowa eN.-....... ..--- I'f Nj 'ooA
Conway springs, Anthony
and hiowa eN.-.-. $500: 50 L Nj oOO Nj
tennessee ex '..e4... 1880 AM 105OA NJ
Hutch, hanopolis Pueblo
and Denver eN.....- ....--- Psi oiU Nj
All trains daily
Ierot Second and Wichita street: ticket Office III
North Main street, Il. E. BLECKLEY,
Passenger and Ticket Agent
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-29
Gen'l. Pass. Agt., St. Louis

w. y. MELVILLE,
Travelling Pass. Agt., st Louis. Mo.
DIS IF
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-29
RAILROAD TIME TABLES

NEW TINE TABLE CHICAGO, KANSAS
NEBRASKA R'Y.
TRoCk Island Roure.l
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-29
G. HENRY. M. D.
OFFICE. FECHHEmER BLOCK.

Rooms p AND - HoURs. ItosP.x.
Treats snd c,lres SYPHILIS Residence Fsg-,,o.,p,
G-nerSi prac5 re. = proper diagnosis in evsrv cs@a
warranted. hlg lsi. German each Polish aus
sian and Eohsmian spoken. Eve-ythLnl, also.,,
beard. Strictly coah6ential No Enescl-y ReS,,na, s
method. Medicines Il desired. SIX
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-29
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

W ANTED-A partner with from ;s0m 10 s120n
" to engage in a profitable mercantile business
IN this city Coed references given and required
Address b. Y, over l43 \. main St, Wichita Kan
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-29
FOR ADMINISTRATION.

L'OE SALE-FGr cash. At % cents on the Gollar Iot
Il On taicago avenue Eses:, asd also jA acrs- q
blast sell. n-usI have money price 10 OBJECT Csle
ca you buyers. thls T. Only ~ q fen c6ys A J.
Edges~orth. Room II, Get'o b!orz. sS-@
EoR sALE-Cheap. new bass burner. Engslry
L st 81 , saFket - Ca
INoR saba six chair barter shop. IN qoo.f
I oentra! location. dols.g good business. cood
reasons for selling Address T. T., care Easls q
fce. eE2@
L'OR SALE OR TgADE-Clesa- wei assorted
slofk general iasscaa1aLsf lnTolcs a'5'it , 90
= g19d Glance fpf rehi Y1rty 20 sep inio a. .siat
Loc. EsE5 co.vlch. Kan es2ss
L'oR sALE-A sae home pi~os. $50 eash- eAzaao-
Il pay - res plessse- Js-F eent ls-@re~t Ihs-
sad nuesi residence parLlon n 10 e8fy asjesst -
e3ectric motor iue. Bay uoEr eFe7 tnss5sE Fes
thtBs y0z can't spare TIE EsossE u ~ y - better
than IoAnss assT. I'raaciDaas eoais 49, 80
ysi .se hAss I.Te. sro r..H = ever y ,
I,oK sAIE OK EENT-Nossoe 70 nan re=.a.nss-
L All yTDgersy. eltas- sztssf al o. !as4e- sae-A
exclusively IL care. fyT sze r~lt. Nsii have
s,.1.tv fosyee @s4 y -. srt,I p.s -
rae. Bro. RON ossr Il - AsFssE st I<sss3-
Myers EsN DzI5sinS- 81"
LOB sALE on TRsDE-h - . D zore. slr
z isea f@aLrzs sFs1ass A4z@ss : 40
O. LEAD ore b.ook sosss q LlzeosH. y 4 iyszssA.
~ g-ssrs. ossZ'
I.-oE sALE-Tss hess psF4as esxkr ssssrs II Eaz-
L IA Csss. tocssed fhe Excaszs. "a - lzrxs
ef- &c RszrI nzs1FeS AIS lsssG
psss4t cheap teerss. , r Laaa-@-A A4essExs
kssss.izz. 1azasA% CITY y o. d. =
I--oH ssLE>-A tsry rz-s t,zrfnszs eAzzes. ~ ~
wtss h2g % 1szst Ia 81 - hNzt eseaassfsa
Asf sz-sss hszsSzast n y Gh.1s 02tT ta1s< ssesJ-
inz oas-zsess ssl1rsss = tass 60 1ss-s-
I-~OE EALE-k f-sQrSs 1s9vsz ssz,l.s sssd sss,s--
II e1fr2 sss- AFysy a. = Sz-T1ssE. Fsls@z 81
tsr ossrsl4 tsczaVT- Ese-r
LIZ saLE~Eszszy z1G taezzsssa &c. ~sse~s Esss-
q tae1. fs1r .1s &c fsa lszssaras ssess q res
~ TA- * y 49, s4ss4 All Gz14Fxs Esg a.
sz1sz = ss44e 9<escs- 81
L-0E EAi-k On J sAiE-sS scr~s e K1zs LGst
IT tres sss4z1 2zEs c~sa~a eGkrsz- 1sH seast1 ~
HssSs t24r- &C Ffrg s7rSsgzE AseoE-t - srs1s
fsT = srAt@ Erssrf ~ <sS2ss ksa=Essr. "a Z l=-
Ies8E AES~k~~Er&se~ safe zssGsH=zs EsR@. cssStgs
II czssTs s7s<<e = c<N. H~4x. a&sy for-k - l.
assC1zzs z-zz=r-z3- 10 T. DSExAks xse- 81
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-29
MISSOURI PACIFIC r. R

City Union Ticket office. II North Main street.
and Union Depot, near Oak street.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-29

ZOE SsLk-s n.s-~ safe Eas3sa-z EsHe cgSsss
Il c9ssTss 500 As c<E. ts-4x- s&sy ferza - J.
AssGaEss 9-zzzL4@ 10 4 DSSxsk. kse- az
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-29
FINANCIAL.

IINANOlAH.
NIrASTFD- Money to- iuaD on furniture pixnos
w organs, horses. Iu4ies. wagons and any kiBd %
chattlc security az low rates vi hlGs Loan Co,
No. I5s \ Main once over Fourth National BsnS.
rooms and ? Ss-tf
yl-ANTFD-Atert tg9 short time. will pay 4 Oh
w interest and Eige . times the security. Call -
once for particulars On A. J EcgsSoftb. room ~.
Getto bi9cE dsy&
VI AN ED-we have money % loan on nss years
W time or city aud fafEa property si-r on .fnrt
time OF mortgages aud sqfes SHEPARD a Chapman
Mortgage company. 81 Sedg"1cs building. diksi;
yyANTED-To loan Dsuey on improved 'arfn.
w lowest rates vita ;H> pFisiiese o. paying a.
aHy time without bonus i. Sagof room -
sedgvics block dsif
VI AETFD-To n ale some first class city iosa
w FOR 81 Twelve months Kansas Loan sAd
Investment Co. ever ici4it@ National saas LArti
yUASTrD-Bo rrsser- for money on trst mort
old io2ns a. e low rate % interest cali hich
ia BANKING Co No 10 * Doug as ave tHf-s
VI ASTED-To END money Hf . ~ ceuten farms
w AID improved central ciiy property on A9ns
time AZ yer cent AID reasonable eeEt IN ssion- -
delay where TIE title = god ). = Hunpsrsy Il
Son. eis-H
WANTED borrower Tor money. 80 place money
w NJ Ihe lowest rates az fiuas - Cilaft<l 80
erity iosus and slsoou Esconf rDgrtEsxs.ss tsFDAs
49, s5-,f
STORAGE
CToRAoE-Yor hcusehold god. o. r.sch.ss'.-
- boxed or looss. n Jon ksvs Any xsp<-s 2 s.prs
bring them 20 us " i.I.a Storage Co. 80 "a VISA
DSGsslzs ave 2
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-29

BUTTER-Firmer creamery IGG26c; dairy, E@2l.
EGGS-PIentiful, lower fresh l2ls&l51e.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-29

xIASTFD-Ateut tS1 short time will pay < oil
w interest and give times the security. tali -
once fOs particulars a. J Ecgswortb. room y.
Getto block dy&
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-29

Eleyautfree reclining chair all trains; ana
| Pullman sleepers night trains. Tickets SOLD ana
baggage checked through TO all points nori n south
| east nd west City ticket Office 200 East Douglas
| avenue: passenger Station corner Douglas ana
| Mead avenues. C. A, hCI HERfoi.D,.
| Ticket Agent.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-29

L-0s SALE On TsADg-sS Aes~s e god Lkse
IT crss ssszz 49, ess1asa eGkrssr. ~sA tEsEs ~
Hssss t24r- &C Ffrg sTrFsgzy s7eaErt rs1s
ssT = srAt1 SrssrrF @sS2sss ssszEzsx "a 4 fsssS-
"a GS-F
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-29
HELP WANTED-TEMALE
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-A girl for general homework. As
w EInporla avenue. d5l o.:
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-05
Itcmu From RoeOrtSvillO,

RoBERTsvILLE, o., Sept. Q, 80.
There has been no rain for several
days and you can hear the cry Of dry
weather from every side. DO not got
scared 30 soon.
The picnic of the Reformed churches
Of Paris, Robertsville and 81. Martins
was held Ia Dewalts grove. The Sun
day aysChools met at this place and formed
In a line and marched TO this aforesaid
grove, headed by the Robertsville Cor
net Band, which furnished excellent
music for the occasion. The speakers
present we're Rev. Herbruck, of Canton,
Rev. Leberman, Of Louisville, and Rev.
Gonser, OF Robertsville. The orations
were short and spicy.
Tho postoillce was moved to Mess
mores store on Monday evening, and
now since II has changed locations the
community at large would like II the
new postmaster would be more accom-
modating than Mt the former place 30
their children when sent for the mnil
would not need wait from 20 TO 30 min
utes before they IRE waited upon. p.
m. please observe.
1'ne parsonage is nearing completion
under the good management OF con-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-05
CITY NEWS.

George Martin, who was arrested on
h charge OF cutting with intent TO kill,
was discharged yesterday afternoon by
Justice Rolgner. He WAS ably defend.
cd by attorney 7, ]. Collins.
u, O'Neal was fined 81 and costs this
morning for drunkenness
The Peoples Lecture Course the com.
Ing season promises 10 be the best yet
given. No pains or expense will be
spared TO make II aTpt class,
Frank Brennan, OF LouiSville, got
drunk last night. 0Alcera SmallAeld
and SlaglO met him, and this morning
he paid 81 and costs, fIlId
Earl Sandy, who was arrested on q
charge OF disturbance, waaohst night
discharged by Deputy Mayor Wettach.
A wagon, filled with sand, broke
down At the coAer Of Cherry and Fifth
streets at noon today. ~
The person who took Onleer Rlgler's
mace on Mondaynight IS known, and
II II Ia not returned at once he will be
prosecuted.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-05
TELEGRAPH FACILITIES.
Much Complaint Because tho Offices
Close 50 Early Daily
And Remain Open For 80 Short Time on
6unday---A Change Needed.

OF late there has been much com
complaint IN regard 10 the way the tele
graph oliieea are conducted In this city
The merchants and business men arc
loud In their demands that tho OfilceH
remain open later ut night and longer
on Sunday, 'H.
Travelling men and show people claim
that they ara subjected 10 much delay
and sometimes TO financial loss on ao'
count Of the poor telegraph facilities,
Newspaper correspondents are not
satisfied with the way the telegraph Of
llcea arc conducted and claim that
many times they are unable 10 furnish
metropolitan papers with the latest
news, because there is no telegraphio
communication.
AT present both telegraph offices close
at 0 o'clock ut night, and on Sundays
are only open two hours a day.
There arc very few cities Ia Ohio "a
large as Canton that have an poor ao'
commodations IN this line, In most
places the offices are open until II
o'clock at night, ana for a longer time
on Sunday.
Until recently the Postal office was
kept open until II o'clock, but for some
reason they concluded 10 close AZ q
o'clock, the Same hour that tho West.
ern Union suspended operations. M
The fact ID that after o o'clock at
night there IL no communication ba,
tween Canton and any OF the larger
cltlea.
Another matter that needs attention
Ia, that many messages aro received
here few minutes before 0 o'clock that
are not deli gered until tho next morn.
Ing, In this case this results In q lOas
10 the party who receives the messages,
In some instances messages have been
taken 10 the telegraph offices q few
minutes before o'clock and have been
refused for tho reason that they could
not be sent before the hour OF closing.
In u city the size of Canton the tells
graph offices should be open until mid
night NJ least and on Sunday during
the entire day. When this Is done IL
will be OF material advantage 10 tho |
city.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-05
nxrnNsIyn IMPROVEMENTS
Doing Made by tho Canton Gas Goal
Now Tank In Course OF Construction.

Boing Mado by tho Canton Gas oo---A
Now Tank In Course OF Construction.
The Canton Gas Co. is making some
extensive improvements Mt the works
in South Walnut street. A new tank
for holding gas is being constructed by
The Stacey Manufacturing Co. Of Gin.
clnnati The old tank was Of insuilic
lent capacity TO meet the demand.
The old tank was fifty feet In diane
ter while the new one Is sixty feet. The
old tank was twenty feet feet high and
the new one is forty.three, The old
talk held $4,000 cubic feet Of gas and
the new one will hold 40 600 cubic feet
William Costello Of Cincinnati is here
overseeing the work. He Is an exper.
fenced mechanic and will do good work
for the company
During the fall the company will
erect new iron building to take the
place OF the brick one that is now In
use. II will be an expensive building
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-05

liz for tho Maaalllbn Bridge company
The latter recently heat his father q
ol0O draft and his son succeeded Ia got
ting II cashed owing 10 the similarity
OF Fla initials, endorsing the draft with
his own, ana spent tho money In q lark
Mr.. Frederick LOeiller Ia In Hardin
county to-day,
Mr., Edward Craig is Visiting his par
enls In hhreye, ..
Charles DOugherty, of Canton, was
IN town yesterday.
Mi. Edward Pile left for Cleveland
and Detroit yesterday
Mr., w, A, Ulman, mother and sister
returned from Findlay,
Mr.. and Mrs. lien Watkins have gone
10 youngstown and Hubbard. -
Mrs. 10. A, Williams, of Bt, Plain, N.
y, ia the guest OF his sister, Mrs, j M,
Jarvis,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-05
EDITORIAL saUIss.


RKPoRTs from Louisiana indicat
that Qaays Doodle did not capture
Rep. Congressman there yesterday.
THE Democrats had u big ratification
meeting at Columbus last night
Speeches were made by Hon. James Il
Campbell, Hon. Thomas II. Powell
Hon. Lawrence \, Neal, Allen W
Thurman aud q. y, Davidson, a proml
nent oOlOred Democrat Of Athens, Mr.
Campbell planted himself squarely OF
Democratic platform for tariff reform
THE execrable taate of tho Demo
cratic legislative candidates who insist
upon making long winded speeches al
meetings OF all sorts and In all places
Ia naturally exciting considerable com
ment.- Maaalllon Independent,
II Monnot and Dresback worry you
80 now, when they are only firing with
bird shot, how do ybd expect to stand
II, when they open up with grape
scrapnel and shell. nm
EAMoNs BLAINE, Hon of Secretary
Blaine, will wed tho fich Miss McCor,
mick, OF Chicago, 1T Rlehaeld sprlnga,
NJ Y, September 20th. II is 10 be a
highly swell event.
CANDIDATE STuLL OF tho Trumbull.
Mahoning dlstrict has withdrawn from
the race for Senator He was scared
of the track by the grangera and farm.
em. When war breaks out In the Re.
publican ranks against the legislative
agents OF monopoly, all 10 not lost.
CANDIDATE for Sheriff Shanafelt
seems to be working the SALOONS; but
he has not yet learned the handkerchief
trick worth cent.
IDE II. BRowNLEk, who died sud.
denly at youngstown last night, Is full
cousin TO Kate Rrownlee Sherwood. He
had just returned from Honduras
The funeral will take place at Youngs.
town Friday at 4p.m.
THE Mansfield Herald, Senator Sher.
mans home organ, Is out for Campbell
for Governor, and both OF its editors
will vote for him. There Is a suggest.
iveness about this that will make the
hero Of no battles very mad.
TIE news we get to day indicates
there Is doubt about an extra session Of
Congress In October.
IT these days are not dog days, will
some one tell us what are dog days,
THE Complexities believe In INNER.
sion; and In November will immerse
Foraker In the soqp,
CARLISLE d. GRAHAM, the hero Of
Niagara, is now a bigger man than
Ben Harrison, or John l., Sullivan, On
Sunday he went over Niagara Falls
and through the Whirlpool rapids in
a barrel. lIewas bruised, but not seri-
ously injured, Graham was In the
barrel llfty minutes.
TYPHOID fever prevails Mt New Con
cord, near GAINESVILLE, In epidemic form
Twenty five cases have been reported
GOVERNOR GORDON, OF Georgia, will
make the speech Of welcome at the re-.
union Of the Society Of the Army of the
Cumberland, ut Chattanooga, next
week.
AND now n New Castle, Penn, cir
named May Marchand, who Is willing
10 go over Niagara In q barrel.
The West Virginia Election Com.
mittee has practically finished It's work,
and Fleming, Dem, will be declared
Governor by plurality Of over a hun.
dred,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-05
Horne Notea

The hitherto inyInclble Prince Wilkes
has been beaten Ia South America, He
started recently against Gladys, by
Royal Fernaught, and Georgetown, the
Blue Bull PAGER The race was 5000
meters, best two In three, After
Georgetown and Prince Wilkes had
each taken u heat, Gladys came on and
won tho race.
Goldberg Bros, have brought Bonnie
Boy, 220li, homo and are driving him
on the road. Davy Crockett, Gasllght
and Glenwood Prince AZ Wheeling next
week, GaslIght won n good race at
Greenyille, o., last week, gettlnga mark
Of 23lli,
The Ohio State Fair opened yesterday
at Columbus, with n fair attendance.
The only race was three minute horse
trot, which was won by Brad Walnut
In throe straight heats, best time s;S7lS,
There were only four starters
The races opepEd6t Springfield, Mass,
yesterday. Whalebono won the 2;30
trot Frederick second, Maud Muller
third. Best time 2;as, The 2;2l class
was won by Greenlandor, GlllIg second,
Farmer Boy third. Time sisi2l, sss,
2:2lA, Cs ag itld.
The youngstown, o., traces were
fairly we'll attended yesterday, Kins-
man won the 1884 trot, Cod Wade sec.
ond, Vista third, Best time 2;261G,
This two.yearold stake was won by
Benedlction; best time 300,
Harry Noble won the four.year.old
stake at Detroit yesterday; best time
2:20. The three.year.old stake was
won by Palo Alto Belle; best time
2:96A,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-05
/ tractor M. o. Oomba, ausisted BY his

tractor M. Q. oombh, assisted by hii
brother AL.
DOC Ham Kline Ia still busy travelling
the country selling his medicines which
seem 10 give splendid satisfaction. We
wiah him success.
Tho Children's Day services at the
Reformed church on last Sabbath was
observed with appropriate services and
a good audience,
Kline and Buchmana Sundayed NJ
Philip Kllna sras aud they report aday
we'll bpent,gt ,r.l.4f .dqr ,t,..,g,
M. q. Combs 81 90. are very busy Al
the new dwelling on John Unkeffer, x
mile east OF this village.
The rod Mother Hnbbards seem 10 be
all tho rage IN our village, They seem
10 he more favorable among the mar
rled part of our female sex,
Rev, GOnser had 10 get home from
tho picnic very early on last Wednea,
day evening as Clell and Mary wanted
10 take little stroll up 10 the Reyor'
ends house and got d little knot tied,
and 80 the Reverend pronounced them
man and wife,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-05
A WAR ON
Between the Mayor and Council OF
Columbus.
Columbus Wants to Claim oantou's Civil
Engineer.

Columbus Is having trouble In elect
Ing successor 10 Engineer Marble OF
this city. The mayor there makes the
appointment and he named Surveyor
Kinnear, The council rejected him by
a vote OF II 90, The matter was later
referred 10 the committee on engineers
department, An ordinance was then
introduced giving the council power Ia
appoint an engineer, 10 take effect
October |, The question has been
raised whether, In the case Of q vacancy
In the Office, the council committee on
engineers department is not authorized
TO take charge Of the department. .
The mayor wants TO put Democrats
into Office but the Republican council
don't like IL. The state Journal says,
II 10 claimed that Mr.. Marble Ia still
the city civil engineer for the reason
that the mayor did not accept his resig.
tion, that II was simply submitted 10
council with no acceptance thereof
noted on II. The situation Is some.
what complicated but the legal author.
tiles united last night In saying that
Mr., Marble Is still the engineer,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-05
REPOSITORY wEAKNnss, AGAIN.

The silly and confused editorial In
last nights Repository is an article of
nearly column attacking the able dis
course Of Rev. Howard McQuary,
which he delivered in his church ON
Sabbath evening, August 25. The Rep.
Is quite cautious not TO mention names
but the few who read the paper know
who Is meant, Having heard said SER
mon delivered feel that such articles
as that In the Rep last night are quite
uncalled for, In the FIRST place, the SER
mon was timely and truthful aud hurt
no one, unless II be "hit bird" and In
the next place the editorial failed TO
meet or answer single position taken
In the sermon. The idea Of bringing
in some personal abuse Of parties on
tirely outside Of the question discussed,
shows the stock In trade Of the sane
tum from which II emanated.
A IlEARER,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-05
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