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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-18
The Rainbow. Chaser as q whIrlwind.

-
Calvin $ Brice has been sweeping
over the Ohio Democracy like a whirl.
wind, and those who didn't enjoy that
sort Of thing have thought 1t useless to
oppose his triumphant sweep. But now
arise some daring men who think they
will stand in the way and see whether
they cannot turn the whirlwind aside.
These Democrats do not relish the idea
Of a nonresident buying the Senator
ship. Some Ohio Democrats do not wish
another auction for anybody's benefit.
The chances for Brice do not seem as
bright as they did a month ago, and still
BriCe appears 10 be stronger than any
other man. Can the field beat him and
his money! This is the question.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-18

Monday evening Mr., Ed 0'DOnnell,
the clever B, 4 o. baggage master at this
point, gave a reception at his home in
East Wheeling In honor OF his brother
in.law, Mr.. W. Il. Brennan, OF Cameron,
and bride (nee Miss Mary Bishop, Of
Tunnelton, this State). The happy
couple were married yesterday morning
by Rev, Father Boultou, Of Moundsville.
They received many handsome presents
from their friends, andth expression Of
good wishes from those present at the
reception were 50 warm and cordial as 10
leave no doubt as to their sincerity.
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$500 Wllled 70 a churoh.

The late Henry B. McLain devised by
his will 5000 10 the Buffalo Presbyterian
church, Of Putnam county, this STATE Of
which he beGameR member September
l2, 1868. The congregation OF that
has adopted o series Of resplu,
lions expressive Of the sorrow and gFiel
with which they have learned ot the
death OF MI. McIAin. The concluding
resolution Is as follows;
Received, That his remembrance Of this
church IN his will binds u, his brethren.
10 Rreatiully cherish his memory, and
that II Ia our desire 70 expend the funds
b~equeathed US In such a way that II will
not only be beneficial to us but monu'
mental TO him.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-18

JouS o. PRSpLEToN makes his debut
in Congress in the role ot'a .'surplus
burster." He would double all salaries
including, Of course his own. This Ia
his idea OF Democratic economy and
Jeaersonian simplicity. Ifsome Repub,
lIcan had done this thing John o. would
have turned his Vampires on him.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-18

souGHr tor the last hundred years. A
remedy for catarrh, hay fever and cold In
the head found at last In Ely's Cream
Balm. Safe and pleasant to Use and
easily applied into the nostrlls. II gives
rellyl al once and q thorough treatment
positively Cures. Price 30 cents. MwrAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-18

No RRABpY for blood disorders can
equal Ayers SarSapatlla Though con.
Centrated and powerful, this medicine 10
perfectly safe, and may be taken by chill.
dren aS we'll al adults. Physicians recon.
mend Il In preference 70 any other.
Price 81, Worth s. a bottle. paw
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hls son, who is IS yeasa.oldEh pt Night
in stature, do silver and god plating,
They live on Fourteenth street, JUS
tiee Davis said laft night that thtb ts
only the second time he has ever issued
a warrant for a son at the instance Of the
DaFent.
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Arrnminnnl ndh relloM peAd.

Jacob simpson, Grand Representative
TO thU Sovereign Grand Lodge from the
Grand Lodge Of odd Fellows. q this
State, died at his home Ia Huntington.
yesterday morning, aged a. He was
onU Of thO oldest members Of the Order
In this State aud was widely known
throughout the State. He had many
friends In this city to whom the news Of
his death will come with saddening
NTfppl. 7
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Geo. R. TayIor-Important to the Public.
Veg. = s%Sr-.@seTenIso ne rsD~S.
Important to the Pubic!.
MAIN TO MARKET.

Contemplating at an early day extern
siye changes and additions to my Store
Building, which will necessitate the dis
position Of a large portion Of my stock
to make room for the workmen, / have
decided to mark down stock to prices.
that will make it move much more
rapidly than it would at the regular mar
ket values, The first special offering will
be my
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-18
A FATHER lIns ili. snn Arrested.

On Monday night J.. NJ, Adams, drove
his SOL. William II, Adams, from HE
home Tor displaying bad temper and
threatening 70 Kill bis sister, The boy
secured q JOY ~ bell boy al the Mcclure
House And did not return home, Yes.
tetdAy the father BwOfe out q warrant
for the son, charging him with q breach
oil the peace, The Justice held tho boy
under bonds aAd sent him 10 Jail Ia do,
fault. Lat night the parent wanted The
boy released, but the Justice refused Ia
AlloW him 10 70 Without the peace bond
being secured,
Adams and his family came here from
Columbus a few months ago. He and
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-18
-OOAlAl AAlOAOD
detI 1i1o MAIN srREEr.
VALUABLE HINTS

To those who require a stimulanti Buy
the pdrpst aud the oldest and avoid the
cheapest, for the latter will indeed be the
most expensive in The end. II you give
IL a thought you will agree with me. The
tax TO the government and the ageing Of
whiSkleS and other liquors naturally
changes the price Of first cost, vet I have
on hand, and will sell a. cheap aS the
cheapest, all kinds. But DO advised by
me 10 buy Silver AGE at 81 30 per bottle.
g~lx.yearold Finch, Gibson, 0vetholt
and Guckenheimef at 81 each or Slx
quarts for s.. l have the following old
rye WHISTLES now In stock and for sales
i669iS7S Ovetholt, 1S73.lS76 Gibson,
1870 GuCkenheimef and HnOh. TheSe
goods are scarce and valuable. Secure
them while you can, Btandies, gins,
Jamaica and New England RUNS, cotdiAls
Of all iavofg, Wines both sparkling aud
Btill, and oil principal brands can 30 had
al my place, Also q full line Of malt
liquors, Quick deliveries and neat pack.
Ing are two Of my established rules.
Come 10
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-18

Tue holiday shopper who cannot find
what she wants Ii Wheeling this season
is hard to please, Wheeling merchants
have beaten their best record this year
The old town Is moving, and moving
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DIED,

ERAUsR0pP-on Monday, December 70 lSss,
atl0O'clock q, M, Ms ELlIABETH AAAus'
HnPP, In her 6lSt year.
Funeral from the residence Of her son, 2sSs Main
street, this "wednesday afternoon u 2
O'Clock, Friends Of the family invited 70
attend. Iuterment at Penlnsular Cemetery,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-18

IT has been q long time since the
country was so prosperous in a holiday
season as 1t Is now, "Three cheers for
the Red, White and BlueN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-18

pb-PERsOSs wishing 70 subscribe " the DAILY
IS~1ELLuEScER ian do so by sending In their or
der to the lNTELlGENCER once on Postal Gard
or otherwise. They will DO punotuAliy served
by carriers,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-18

Mrs. swiggles lat the opera)-"oh,
Isn't that d lovely violin2" swiggles
talso OF the opera)-"Yes, that's a Strab.
ismuS. It'd Blu
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"Hayo a drink, grandpop2" "what is
itH" "ohio river water" me, dear; l
have no teeth.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-18

or, maiden with grim teeth, Gyaunti
Though ialf you seem To look upon,
Because you don't use sOz0D0NT.
The sweetness Of your mouth iggonO;
Your breath Il heavy, aud, from this,
Your lips no more invite o kiss. NwHAW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-18
General Notices,
mo THE PUBLIC.

MRS l.. HARDLEY, the UELE.
Nk DRAFTED Manicure and ChlIupOdl,l. ha,
inIt returned from the taSI, ami " really tntnlai
any one who y suffering with ent,S, bnutonG
feet, Her celebrated rRlVO, which has IN polSi
aud which In manufactured and soil by hgbeiI
alone viii prove satisfactory TO any VIII ara
afflicted with the above diseases, Price D,rnt,
Que trial Of her Sklllinl treatment Will ptoy.
helpful and eiieOtuNl, No pxttavHgant rhErsr,
Consultation free, Rooms NJ Gm I House i0s
Main street, Wheeling W, Va, Sent by M Il on
feTeipt Nt price, drLW q.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-18

There are
many white soaps,
each
represented to be
"just as good as the Ivory"
They are not,
but like
all counterfeits,
they lack
the peculiar
and remarkable
qualities Of
the genuine,
Ask for
Ivory Soap
and
insist upon having it,
IT'S sold everywhere.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-18
MARRIED,

Brennan BIsHOP-On Tuesday, December u,
1889, lt9 O'Clock Q. M by Rey, A. RRouIloll
W II. BRENAH, Of Cameron. ", Va, and
NAY BISHOP, Of Tunnelton, W., Va
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-18

WRRttEMBER, that The payment Oh Ptitea 4,
auIlLNfIlp ~ fOga NAtiohLl bANEl 81 New
tScosSlied 70 90 highest couf6j tSefSlCfS,
bgwtie ii any limitations o. anonymous
6SF boLIAR IA she ptico Of the .mAile,,
or traction 81 ATlektt ISSUED ny ulin AM
bnWins, Khythlhe ID paf name offered iof ~
Than 1 Dollar iAA EWlndle' deleWhAW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-18
AxAN who has praCticed medicine for
40 years, oughtto know salt from sugar;
read what he saws:

TOLEDO, o., Jan. 10, 1887.
Messrs. FIJI. Cheney 4 Co.-Gentle-
men IL have been In the general prac-
lice Of medicine for most 40 years, and
would say that In all my practice and
experience have never seen Q prepara-
ton that I could prescribe with as much
OF success as l can Halls
Catarrh Cure, manufactured by you.
Have prescribed it great many times
and It's effect Is wonderful, and would
say In conclusion that l have yet To find
a case Of catarrh that 1t would not cure,
II they would take 1t according 10
directions. Yours Truly,
L. L. GoRsuon, NJ. D.
Office, 2l5 Summit St.
We will give Sl00 for any case Of
catarrh that cannot be cured with Halls
Catarrh Cure. Taken internally.
=. j. CHENEY & Co., Props, Toledo, o.
B6S-sold by Druggists, 75c. paw
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[ouislanaStateL Lottery Company.
au26MWHAw

Incorporated by the Legislature. TOT Rduca.
tionAl And Charitable purposes, and itS fran.
chlSe made . part Of The present STATE Constitu'
ton, In 1879, BY an overwhelming popular vote.
It's MAMMOTH Drawings take place seminar.
nuAlly, June and Decembefl, and iN GRAND
SINdLE NUMDRR DRAWINGS take place Ia each Of
the other ten months Of the year, and are ali
drawn In public, al the Academy Of MuElc, New
OrelAnR. IA,
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au' ,aiSInS Currency 10 o0"'
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
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AGENTS. WANTED.

For Club Rates, or any further information
S sSlIIltSa T yEas I SstaSp e 'n S HIIssdsi s,SSS, tSdsSiiI
Street and Number, More rapid return mall d..
Livery will bO assured. b.. jour enclosing an Cd.
EoloPe bearing your full iddfcss.
IMPORTANT.
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IWPUHTANT II,
address N. A pAyPHtN.

OF ", A. DAupHiN, A"'
WAAhlngtOn, D.
By ordinary lettet, containing Money Order
lhAnlN DIalL OF POltAl Note.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-05
A SHOT FIRED,
A Man Just Released From jail Does
tho Work,
AherA chrae aud Much Difheulty, no 10
Placed Behind the aaIs-'He Has an ua'
sayory Record Which 10 yenuiateo'

last evening between aud 0 o'clock
Constable Weber was serving some. sun
pnHnna for witnesses ON East highlh
street, when w heard ihe report of a ~.
vOlVcr near Walnut street lio started
for tho acpup nnd RaW two men who ~
once took 70 their heels, They went down
South Walnut street on run ana ran
through lhe opening between ihe resi-
deneeH Oi DE- pnrlmnnn aud Mrs, Dplp
into Res street, with lhe constable near
behind, When ihH latter street WAS rphpl'
cd On1 ot u o men throw away q reyolver
and aud shortly after fell 70 the grnunl,
and was euun IN ihe hands Vt tie official,
having been Joined Ivy Oilleor Sell,
The chase attracted quite q crowd, ana
tho man was ~ once taken 10 tie county
Jail, On the way he became yeiy ohhlfe'
perOus aud after some difficulty was plAc'
od behind tic nars, Ito 10 none other
than Joseph DnudH, who Wna arrested on
keptember lHth, with two other pbrlleR
fof hrenklng into the Alnullef Residence
on hAat llghth street, aud given 20 days
la iRi, lhH sentence ~ The irlp expired
yesterday mouug, aud They were. rpleea'
cd, II lna since been learned ilhl we
other mnn with ppuda was doltil Ifphf'
who was Interested iu the hWuiipr rph,
berry, Tho revolver when picked ~ lhN
ono load discharged, and N 0f bA2Chllbre,
When arrested Ia tho iall p0uls gave, hlh
hnme nH Pltlshrg, and from 10 hollnhH
ID h Judged that he II q crook OF some on
pfrlenCe,
When Douds was taken Into theCowldoI
Of tie county jail, he gave every hymplon
Of heng Tough customer 10 language
tow ard thc officers was anything hut COM
plImentnry, aud he wanted 20 fight. Allei
he was eXhmned ID was found that he hhd
cash In tic head which was bleeding
and ID h supposed he was engaged IN q
fight Those la tie vicinity Of where W
Slot was fired were number ut hlnhll
boys, aud they are being hunted up today
A warrant charging hlm WIN
carrying concealed weapons has hegl
ahlled In Justice RelgneFH court, ana he
will be- Rrralgned MOnday ln the mean
time hH record h being looked up, ana u
h probable that he viii have 10 answer
0thor ohngeH, When be- was arrested on
tho charge Of house hronhnR he. gave
evidence Of having q good knowledge, oi
tho criminal law and barely escaped going
10 tho penllentlary'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-05
FOUND ON THE STREET.
A colored Man Almost Lilcle'a,
10 ia Taken to the oiy Prison ana Medi'
eal Aid aummonei'''Phe Chances for
HIS Recovery Very Much Against Him

Frozen stlii and almost ilfolosa,
This was ihe case with o0lpfed man
found this morning,
Whether 10 VIII live or not, tIme win
This morning between iDx and seven
o'clock, Officers ltOmey aud Not llesang
found the apparently dead body pl u co.'s
0rod man Ia Tho hAllWaynf Tie Mechanics
Block, An effort was male % arouse
him hut II WAS futile, lie could not DO
carried, aud hand cart which was on tho
opposite Ride Of tho street was brought
Into requlsIipn, aud in lhiH he WAS carled
III 70 tfe city prison, ITO was doubled up
and his arms aud egs being contracted
aud rigid presented "a FhAhily
Ito was put into thG hunk Gl one Of the
cells, whore ho gradually warmed up, and
gave some signs Of life,
Dr, lilechele, The city physician, was
summoned aud made an examination,
lle gave him several hypQdermlo lnlec'
lions, and the patient soon began "a show
signs Of returning consciousness, A cot
WAS brought into thp corridor, on which
be- WAS placed, The physician stated 20 u
kEwh,DEnOpHAT man that tho chancea
for hlh recovery were doubtful, Ito gave
his name 90 Charles Hamilton, aud South
Carolina his home, On HE person were
found hlip nI paper nearing ihp huuftth
Of "lleny Wood, Alliance, OhlO,n aud a
doctor'a prescription for medicine 20 cure
q loathsome disease, The prescription IL
hlgned Dr., Smith, and the drug store la
2la Federal street, but gives no city II la
possible and very probable that he came
here from Allegheny, Pa, or Youngstown,
ha both ctlea have streets 0f that name,
lie gave evidence 0i having been under
the influence Of liquor aud frothed con.
siderable az the mouth, llo N about 10
years Of abe and h u stranger, Several
colored people called at headquarters but
could not Identity him,
This afternoon tho Victim became some
what conscious and could talk AT times 40
NJ 10 be understood, Ills proper name ia
Charles RpynQlda, halllng from Younga'
town, aud q barber by profession, lie
came here several dayh ago and Henry
Thompson, the Mahonlng alreot barber
gave hlmaome monCyNndgol him store
He embarked In the barber business near
the g, q q. passenger depot, and M -four
O'Clock this morning was seen IN u very
hilarious condition Thompson was NJ
headquarters this afternoon and ldcntlil-
cd him, Ills condition N somewhat bot
ter, but m reaction h liable 20 set Ia NJ
any time lilh chances OF pulling through
are small,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-05
OUR MAssILnoN NEWS,


MAssttLoN, Nov %.
Dr. Clarke, the man arrested on gis.
plclon OF having stolen two sets of har-
plnn has sworn out an affidavit charging
him with obtaining goods on false pro
lenses and he will bo tried on this charge
II not held on the other. Tho fellow has
been writing billet doug 10 The morshal OF
which the following Is ono:
~ have been acting under tho instruc-
otiona of well known detective for some
tlno and low days hcnce II will be seen
that llv1 played my part woll, nnd this
nrrts rlny lupn ont valuable climax, |
dcnand ~ immediate triu or haboas
ccfpO without delay. have becn mixed
W,di BayuAl thiovos and waDhInc fvtFy
movn; This arrest win da he iporN g1Oi
than harn ma on ODD bcla
low but dar3 lgt chow up
NJ 1fesont boinG Very f1r "a ntfnore,
an a M .sou IN gooH AnilQg riy't W
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-05
MARRIAGES.
Many Hearta Made Happy on Thanhsaiv.
ing Day,

Ahk HNNf
In one respect Thanksgiving Day tal.
lied exactly with ita predecessors, There
were many weddings, Not alone W. lhe
city whH this the case hut throughout tho
county. OF course II was The same
throughout the country hut II IL not the
Intention Of thlh article 70 cover go much
territory, While certain couploa were
tied tightly for life IN q quiet manner by a
mlnlator or Justice Of the peace, othora
had about them relatives and IN other
cases Intimate fricnda 20 assist them In
celebrating the important oyonL
Tho marriage Of Miss NOttIo LInvIllo 10
Mr.. Arthur Coburn took place nt high
noon Thursday, na stated eXclualycly In
these columns Wednesday, II was very
quiet. The ceremony was performed by
Rev Muller nt the rcAidonco Of the hrlde'H
pnr0nta In North Cleveland avenue, II
was very quloL Congratulations are Of
forcd,
MIR. John SoilIol and Mrs Kate Bergen
were married nt the So, pcier'a German
Catholic church Thanksgiving morning
NJ o o'clock, Row Father lluorkol oillcl'
atlng, Tho ceremony was witnessed by u
large number OF relatives aud frlCndn Of
both contracting parties, The bride was
handsomely dressed In q ColorOd silk, aud
tho groom wore u suit Of the conventional
black, After the ceremony was com.
plctCd, nn elegant Wedding dinner was
served NJ the hrldo'a residence, No. %
West Second street Tho presents re-
cryCd were both useful and ornamental,
some Of them being costly, They viii 20
TO housekeeping Immediately.
Philip II. Wohor, the assistant civil. on.
ginocr and u most agreeable young man,
has wisely joined the vast and rapidly In
crcOging army of BcnOllcih Tho core
mony that Joined Mr., Weber and Miss
Mary II. Graf for life was performed
Thursday evening nt the residence OF tho
hrdC'a parents, Nt No, 2G3 East TuecUraw-
na street by Rev, StpusncE After tho
ceremony a wedding supper wan served,
Many handsome aud valuable presents
wore received, Tho couple viii 20 to
housekeeping Immediately Ut the corner
of Fourth aud Cherry streets, Tho couple
have many friends who Wish them long
life aud pro pcrly,
Alpha NJ. RoachC aud j0mca w. Gillian
were united In marriage Thursday nt
Farmer RoHchO'srcsidCncc in Sugar Crock
township, Tho ceremony was performed
by Rev, Gillian, father Of the groom, II
was u very pleasant ALTAR. Among those
present were George &. LOCpCrnnd wife uf
Navarro, John piCro Of Canton, Frank
Strauss Of Beach City, W. II. Mnurcr of
Wooster, u. Mang Of Mt Eaton, Frank
and Ella Van DorstCd Of Navarro, aud
Misses Susie Mccormick aud Ella BilE.
miller Of Alamo, Mich
Two weddings occurred yesterday ymorn-
ing nt the Iirst NJ. u, parsonage, No, %
South Cleveland avenue, In each ROy,
Muller oiilcintod. The frat marriage was
Charlcs u. Lcbo and Miss Mury Catherine
Millcr, and the second was Charles w.
Bender and Miss Colostia u, j, Nicholas,
both pnrtiog of Canton,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-05

10 the present time, but will moi identify
any lodge o. order while I Rm charged
with crime, II God help me l ASK 20
more, have only One relative IN tho
nelRhhoghoGdl 10 10 an uncle, bat my
uncle being q very old man viii nei can
and now claims 70 he deaf,
Me-, Valentine Fries and Miss Annie
CfOne were married az O'elook yesterday
evening ~ the home Of Mr, and Mrs,
Frank Crnnn, East Main street, by the
Rev j, n, Cahili, Me- aud Mrs, Valentine
fries left ilils morning Tor their home w
Cleveland, M, nrieala very wealthy and
engaged Ia the shipping trade on Lake
trle, aud he has made Ills home ~ FRIES
Landing aud Cleveland, The bride ID iho
daughter Of Our WpllknOWn t0wnsmanl
Mr, Frank Crone, On account Of the
Relationship nf greatunnle a dlspensaiion
from iiishOp Gilmore was necessary,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-05

sonate Liberty IN inheritance, bul 'i'lb'
eriy Rnilghlening tho WprldN I'm
ID n time thRt We had Goddess of l.lp'
erty I'm some pers0nAtinn, either American
or oiasslpai,tlRt represents some Nhllnhhi
idea, II classical, LEI us have 2 statue 1l
Minerva on this now historic dome ol lhe
Capllnl, She WIS tho patron pf helpltlh
among mrni tho aWleullufisl hul no NY
GhanIe Were under lpr cart anl lhp PM
lasnphrr aud 0wlor hpllghl hrF llplpl
lion, khG h the symbol Vt thought ava
the pOdd0ss Of pure reaspni RAISED hhpFp
femlnme weakness, hui II We want q
real Goddess nf Liberty "a. pefspnhle y
land all treo and forever 70 he tfer, lel ~
cmploy an expert with cold chlHe', le
oiiis0l that harharOus pagan helmrl pll
lhe head nf lhe statute op lhe dome ana
lilace instead lhe cap ef liberty WIN q
Tiara, 1t you please. ot igfV-lWp hlhln,
on bespangle L with lewelled gems from
our mountains aud Ourmineh .hnngllllH
American, something 10 hymhollze lhefp'
unity aud tmplre, m e,,,yoo,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-05
A MAssILLoN MAN
claims 10 be Victim OF q Forgery.
Known I'M Ohntpn.

claims 10 be Victim OF q Forgery.
Known In Canton.
The Cleveland Plain Dealer says; Ut
Brown, Of Mnealllou, who wna one Of II,
y, BHrroita aub'ngcuia aud who h said 10
hold $500 worth of pianos aud organs,
which are now claimed 10y AealgncO n, II,
Johnson, yialtod thia city yesterday aud
ondcayOrod 90 mako settlement with the
assignee, llo claims 10 have q bill ngninat
the runaway forgci aud seemed greatly
surprised 10 learn that Assignee johnson
had % uoto against him for Sons, Mr.
Brown unhositniIugly pronounced tho
note forgery. Attorney George A, Grnot
says ho will start in few days on trip
Of exploration 10 iry and recover aomg Of
the missing Emerson pianos which llnr
rolt was supposed 10 have In stock No
information hua hoon received na set 10
the whereabouts Of Mr. Barrett. MIRA,
Barrett nald yesterday she had heard moth.
ing from him aud had no idea OF hia
whereabouts, The condition OF his bus.
incas aud hln forgcrica were na much of q
surprise To- her, Hho Haid, aa they were TO
anybody else.