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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-05
Hu PULLED TaRoUau.

Charles Reynolds, tho youngstown Col-
ored Man, Partially Rooovors From His
Exposure and Goes Homo,
Tho condition of Charles Reynolds, the
colored man found frozen yesterday
morning, began toimprove late Yesterday
afternoon and evening. City Physician
Biechelo was with him az intervals during
tho day, and by midnight he was IN pretty
good shape. He improved rapidly and
expressed an earnest dos're 10 10 TO
Youngstown. This morning no was pro-
able 20 70 ard q ticket was Iro-
Vitlcd for him
He hnd n narrow escape, md will fe ]
the effects of his almost iAtul dohniCh for
some time, Ipd an nNlray inau cono
through the HnIno or'lcll the coroner no
doubt would bal duiyto perform. AS
" chnractufislc of iho polored rnce, thpy
are the last oleq lD aucpumb 10 o littlo
ficcslng when dilu.ctwith John Barley
corn.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-05

This " oxprcsemon's day in Justice Rim
plo's court. Frank purnpy, who rins an
express wagon has sued William Foslerly,
The socond-hand goods dealer, for SlG.a6
alleged 10 be due for hauling goods. All
the common carriers of the city have boon
yubpoon0od as witnesses, and the case Ia
boing stlbbornly contested. No NonHornoys
arc employed IN the case, cach party con-
dncting ihoir cnse with the ability OF q
Blackstone. The court room Is crowded
aud the entertainment ~ a racy one.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-05
A CANTON WOMAN
Dloa In lndiana-.-son,othipg of u or LILO,

The Mansfield Shield and Banner ro.
porls Che death Of Margaret Bnughmun
In Noble county, lndiann, November t7th.
Sho was born In Cnntonin 1877 and moved
with her father, John Swigolt, TO Rich.
land county, near Ashland, o. In 1922,
About ton yoars ago she removed TO In
diana. She had soyon children, four lly-
ing, three sons and one daughter. She
also lcnycs llvo brothers and two sisters.
She was o member Of the Lutheran c1urch
for over fifty years. Her husband Gideon
BnuRhnnn, survives heL Sho was ~
years, Q months and % days old.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-05
A HISTORIC FUNERAL.
A North Industry Lady Dies, Rcviving o
Chapter Of Criminal History.

A North Industry Lady Dies, Hcviving o
Chapter Of Criminal History.
On Wednesday evening thero occurred
% death NJ North Industry which has re-
viyed chapter in the criminal history Of
Stark county.
Mrs, Nlcholas Ober died In child birth,
having borne twins. She was formerly
Mrs, Henry Pahson. Her husband
died several yenrs ago lcav-
ing her with three children,
two OF which survive her. Before she
married Ober, Anton TuraislSi OF this city
had been appointed guardian OF hor chill
dron, and when second marriage took
place the husband took charge OF The chill
drrn,
She was tho daughter Of George Doll,
who three years ago murdered his wife
and sou with hatchet, and on the Sum
dag following Thanksgiving day in 1896,
committed suicide In the county jail by
hanging himself. She died In the same
house the double murder was committed
In. Her remains were inferred In 81. po-
ter's Catholic cemetery at 1870 this'morn-
ing, Rev. Father BucrlSlo officiating.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-05
Respect on tho Death Of Hon. George II
Foundation.

GNHVloloHt
WHEREAS, we have learned OF the death
Of the Hon. George H., pondloton at Brus.
sells, Belgium, therefore bo II
RESOLVED, by tho Y. NJ ID. g., Of Chn.
ton, Ohioi That In his long public career
ns' state SENATOR Congressman, u. s..
Senator and Foreign Minister, ho proved
himself on able, honorable and pnlribtio
citizen a statesmun'of brond and liberal
vlowe, firm ~ advocating what ho boliev-
cd TO bo right and n man truly worthy Of
tho confidence Of the people and The sup
port of the party,
RESOLVED, that we dcploro his death,
feeling that the Democratic party has lost
ono Of its ablost opponents and defenders
and our country ono of It's most pntrl-
otto and exemplary citizens,
RESOLVED, that u copy of those rosolu.
tons bo spread upon The records Of the
club and publlahod IN tho. Democratic
paper. j. Il. MtOnENER,
ATLE1s poMERENE,
ALLEN Cook,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-05
sHNRTTF aALE.

Charles Donlous Order Of sails Of property
w. \ attached affer final iudR-
Adam D0niouH % III, } mont stark County COM
mon Pleas Court
Byvlrtno or M order Of sale inaued by tho clerk
OF the oouft Of common pNu Of stark count, ohio,
IN tho above nrtl0t, ana to me directed VIII Oner
fnf sale at public nutcry no the door OF tho oO1it
houso IN tho city OF CanlOh on
Saturday, the 2lst day of Dec, 1859
.ho following described roal ahute, Mviaie ~
siArk county umh nni lnpwn an heinR tlr north
Nbvhfrr, stitk county Quiz
AlptoisctM tiV0.
sale 20 commcNog Il oro .ocloct b. M lorna
chHh
A, LNifiiNGyR, slern
~. 0RlEr. ATTY
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-05
sANDDAoanp Ar AKRON.
hut Ho Had Fortunately Deposited His
Money Ia Canton Bank.

II appears that tho victim Of sandbng.
ger Nt Akron wUg In Canton. The Akron
Republican says; M. n, Cornell, the man
who was snndhaggcd on South Broadway
Saturday night, received terrible blow
on the hond, the elects OF which ho fcola
Yet. He also has u bad wound on the
right aldo Of the fuco on the check bono,
hoeidcs cut on the right knee whore no
foil. Cornell is In tho habit OF carrying
considerable money on hls person, al.
though Saturday night ho had but u few
dollars In his pocket, having Just come
from Canton, where ho deposited nearly
all ho had.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-05
THE GODDESS OF LIBERTY.
II We have One II Does Not Grown the
Capitol IN Washington

How tho Woman with tho Pagan Helmet
Was Hoiated on the Dome BY 1eiarsop
psvis,u,lnteesting Letter from pe'h
Never before Pubiiahed'-'home Folnl'
ora on Qoddaaaes,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-05

In these days Of adulteration and
freud, IN all branches Of business and
rrrru'iS, n 10 pleasing to know that
thMe l4une medicine prepared which
q AtyeRg pure Such q medicine ~
SNniuf iNtr in rutihg sCfdillg. you
gan 4 ptph on then evnry time w. B.
BHNags z NJ, Cbtriyston, 3. Y.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-05

james PAfber Alias order of taie,
Va hlafh 90, Common
Frtdt Maofaman ct Va flSas Court 'V"
nv virtue 0f an 0f sale Issued BY tho eefk
4 to enutt Vt common plrAa VI Nthrh county, ohio
IN The above action, aud 10 mo directed I VIM ntlni
tnf sale NJ public Outrfy, At the doc, Of the count
house, lu the city OF Canton, on
saturday, the 9lSt day OF Dec, 1880,
tho following described real eatair Lot mum.
boz seven t3l, In the town VI WayHuibutHh NiAfk
county QUO, 90 tho same 10 described upOu the plat
Uf hAid tnwn,
Appraised a. oo,a00
Salo 10 commence at one O'Clock D. m, Terms
cash.
A. LEINrHOER sheriff.
bfosgo A MegApTv Anus
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-05
uIdHwAYMnN
Endcavor 10 Hold up Some PortloO Near
Canton,

Tho Iron Valley Reporter gayai Mr.,
Kcll and follow workman on our school
their homo In Canton, aud when passing
the Bnrrct fire brick works just this side
Of Strashurg n man sprang out IN the road
and sc2ing their horse by tho bride, de-
mnndcd their money or their lives. Both
woro unarmod and Il was very dark, but
giving their horse q lash with the whip
he sprnng forward knocking the highway
man down Ia the road, aud they didn't
draw roin till they wcro In sight OF our
gas lights. No clue 10 tho villain. II iB q
pity thcy didn't hayo loaded shotgun
with them.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-05
TAKEN no oANAh DOVER.
Tho Man Arro6tod by Marahh Gentry
OoeA W the nlhoo Of nIn OpnfAlionA.

Goes " the Place Of Hia Operations.
This morning Constable j. w. Good.
man, Of Canal Dover, arrived IN thla city
with "a warrant for Calvin G. Kllnglc, who
was arrested by Marshal Gentry ycstor-
day, OH the chnrgo OF larceny. llo "
wanted for stealing lot Of tools from q
follow workman with whom no wna en-.
ployod IN the furniture inutory OF Dice,
BiaBmUn q Kura OF that place, lie also
left u bonrd bill Of &9i.00 unpaid, aud The
furniture firm will prosecute him TO the
fullest extent Tho constable with the
prisoner loft on tho i2S Valley train, for
tnuul Dovpr thiu nfternoou
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-05
SHERIFF SALE.

W, STARK County Common
Taylor clay ttm, lleAh Court
NY virtue of nm order of fale issued ny
nv The rlufk Of The court VI cnmmuu pleas ui stark
Gao, IN the above action aud tn me directed viii
olur Tor safe " public .ourry ~ tho door VI tho
court house. IN tho city " Canton, on
Saturday, the 2Sth day Of Dec, 1850,
lho following described real estate, io.wlu Let
nunhnt lhfN snvr (Hi), IN tho town Of Maa illOn
county oi Stbfk and Matn 0i OHIO.
Appraised NJ tLt0O,
snlo To commence ~ one O'Clock D. m. Torna
OiAh,
A, LFINiNGEU. sheriff.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-05

va stark County Common
Annie Athnd, Pleas C0urtn
ny ylrtuo Of m order Of sale Issued BY tho clerk
" the court " common pleas OF stark county, o. In
the above action aud 70 mo directed viii 6ior for
sale NJ public ontcry, ~ tho door Of tho court
house. IN tho city VI canton, on
Saturday, the 7th day Of Dec, 1880,
tho following described real estate, situated In tho
county NJ Stark and State Of Ohl0 t0-witl ne-
glnnlhg NJ u point on tho north llno " the state
rOnd, leading ii0n Canton " Mhailllon whero said
road orOsaea the w0it line 0f laud owned by John
Daum, situate In tho southeast quarter 0f section
eleven (lt) townnhp ten (l0) and range nlno ta),
lhonoe north V degrees west rods aud twonty.
twO-llnka thence north, BBH degreeR east one rod
aud ten liks, thqnoo south, 10Y degrees west nino
rods aud twOntystOur links, thence south B1B de-
grnos east, two rods ana twenty-five llnti 10 tho
place " hcglnnlnh containing onohalf acre OF land
more OF lesa
Appraised NJ 600,
sale TO commence nj O'Clock p m, Terms cash
A. Ll1lNiN0EIL Sheriff.
iiousHL WERNER. Atty
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-05
sHRRIFF SALE.
SHERIFF SALE.

Lewis w, AtelnmetH order VI AAie,
Va Alafk County Common
EmmA J,rallsnoh ot all rleAA C6urt
by virtue Of An order Of sale, Issued BY
the CLERK VI The Court nf Common flpaa Of hiAft Coz
o. IN thu above action and ~ mo directed VIII
Offer Tor sale NJ public Outoy NJ mo door " tne
court house, M Tho ely of Canton, on
Saturday, the 2sth day OF Dec, 1889,
Tho following described rcfi esiAie Situated IN
The township N flhe u0un " NtAfk, And state
Ol ONO, ana Known ~ lot humber M the VILLAGE
NJ sparta eNcnrlnHA ipru VI ground rlHlteen irut
Wide, takun IN ihr tA slide nf said lut extending
The tn'itu length " tho iOt fiom tho Htret pn tho
north side ~ hu alley ON The south side VI said lot
Appraised ~ 600,
cash,
A. LEIglNOEIt sheriff,
HABrrR KmeunAuM AuyL
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-05

HYVlftni VI tw0 orders Of hAle lshued hy tho olaYk
nl tht court of common piiAh Ot STARK county,
'hlui N mo hnuYu Hrllun, hnd ~ me directed
VII oifnf Tor hhp N pub 10 nutoiy, NJ tho door Of
the court nouAe, In tho city OF Cahl ION, on
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-05
MtLLRR 4 PoNrBiNR Atrya
SHERIFF SALE

SHERIFF. SALE.
John starkey Order Of sale, stark County
John i%,Sy % ctal 00"''"O" f'''' court
By virtue OF m order VI nAlo issued by tho clerk
hf the court OF common pleas OF stark county OHIO
IN the above action, and 10 mo directed, viii offe
for aalO AZ public oulcry N tue door OF tho court
housc, In tho ciiy of canton, on
Saturday, the 7th day Dec, 1889,
Nc following described real estate. to witt situate
IN stark county Ohio And being q part OF tile
mol thoMt quarter Of section twenN nine (yn), town
ship seventeen t17) range ak (b)s beglnnlnR oght
and ninety Six hundredths ohains north Of the
southeast corner Of said quarter on section llno
thence north ncven and four hundrcdths chains 10
the middle Of tbs road reading from Oannburgh 10
Minerva, thence north 03 degrees west eleven aud
hfy two hundfedths chains 70 the corner Of Marion
Brothers twenty 1.-Two Acro trnct VI lAnd thence
aoulh thirteen ana twOnty nyo hundredths chains,
thence east TN ANIL Miy.thrfo hnndrodths chalnd
~ the place OF beginning containing ton ncreA and
6ixty-eeycn hundiodIla Of an acre Do tho same
moro or less
Also part OF the said northeast quarter OF Boc.
tlon twenty nine township toyentoen range ak,
bpguning for the BhnO NJ stake on the south gdO
OF the road leading from Oanaburgh 10 Minerva,
thence f0nth fifteen chnna and Bovonty-fve llnkBi
thonrO east seventeen uhnna, thence north thirteen
chains and twenty-five links 10 the aforesaid road,
theuce north, 81 degrees west, four chains along
ihe south sid q said road thence north H9if do
gees west 70 ihO place VI beginning, containing
twenty nyo a0rut.
Appraised ~ 90 nor arrn.
SRlo TO cvmmentu 90 oun O'Clock y, H. Terms
LElsiNGER sheriff.
MoNd 4 McOAnrY, Atty.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-05
saturaay, the 7Lh boy Of Doc, lssO

tho following described real orlnio situated In tho
county OF STARK nnd state VI Onto, anu known IN a
part OF the northwest quarter " SECTION 4 oums
mununH Tor a bulndfy nj point IN tho north llnO
Oi lands owned Ny ono w, 4, Nillinma 4 tuUt
eastward FROM tho southwest cOfuur uf Tract vi
land tnnlhlnlnEa . ncfcH conveyed Wy prtor rhnuuu
And wife 70 Isaiah NJ Pool ~ decd dated oct lhrr
w lt1iU thontU nOfthWAfdy pUi feet Inches pnf-
Allol with the west boundary OF taid Two ufo tnci
thence cHslNNtdly along the n0rlh | NO ~ said twd
acre trnct ~ feet mud blnchrs thence sOuthwnrdy,
parallel with tho west boundary Of said two aero
tract RUN loot lnehOatn annlnt IN tho nnith limo uf
said Williams land lhnnue WcHtwnrdly ON the north
line Of Williams hnd ba feet inches ~ place Of hO.
Elunlng IN Canton township, stark county also tho
rlHht of way across aHtfn " Aid 10 feet wide run.
nng WOBt ana tWt AefpN said two aero tratt ON tho
east side thUfeOfAud u strip 10 feet wide Running
across sad two aero tract north aud south tho cast
line Of said sflr being ihobnld west line NJ tho pRr.
col " land conveyed fuaOrylnH, hOv ever ~ the
wncfu Oi any hnl nll pnita OF nnid two acre trnut
the right ~ way for them their hrlu aud nsslgua
0rUyc said twU slpa 0f land said rlghMnf way u 10
used by said grantee hls hulr aud nuslgnA only NJ
appurialnH 20 the parcel NJ land hereby conveyed,
but subject ~ all LEGAL hlghwaya
Appraised at $40
sao 70 commence at o'clock y, m. Terms,
cash.
A. LBiNGNoER, Shoua.
MILLRR 4 PoNuRfNH, AttyB.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-05

Ny virtue OF rn alias order ~ uaC, Issued by The
clerk Of thO court Of common plOnh " stark
county ohlu IN uo above action, aud t0 mot
fccttd, WIN ulcf for sale ~ puhln OutrryN
door VI tile court House, In the city VI Canton, ON
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-05
snERlFPsALE.

James !. wenr lo,dg Of sAlc slart co-s-
M.u.S,naM 'o''0l'od r'gA' coaF1
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-05
sHBRIPl SALE.

~, STARK County Common
I0ulh hChlaopplF lluaA Court
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-05

W Vitae Ql A. order 0f sale IN partition lssned w
nc nplk ~ lp enNrl NJ alnlunn llinAt M STARK nn
ono Y lhn enlge AellQl anl 70 no dlIpcled Hl
VA auuiiult luuutF uhln Ou
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-05
SHERIFF. SALE.

Margaret Frederick } order or Sale,
Vs. Stark County Common
Annie Atland, Pleas COurtn
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-04-06

number of Judges, fixing their salar-
les. etc.
Assembly bill 1873: Making trespass
BY stock a misdemeanor.
Number of Senate bills and joint
resolutions approved by the Governor,
81; number of Assembly bills and
joint resolutions approved by the Gov
erner, SO. Total, SO.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-04-06
WHITE PINE NEWS
Published every Saturday morning ny
W. l.. DAVIS.
Terms of subscription:
JOB pRINrIN

rItE NEWS of5e, is supplied with overy
far,llfv for executing all kinds of JOB
Printing in a noat manner and Mt hvlpg
rates. Any Job frc-n iadys visiting
enrd 10 n full-shoet poster turned OUT ~
short notice. urders >oiieited'
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-04-06

OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1889-01-23
INTERESTING FACTS.

Elections in France are held on Sun
day.
Calcutta is the hottest city in the
world.
The oldest city in tue world is Damas-
Gus, Asia.
There are more than $4,000 words in
the English language.
It took Columbus sixty nine days to
cross the Atlantic Ocean.
Brooklyn Bridge was commenced
January, 1870. Opened May "a. 1886.
At the time of Revolution the popula-
ton of the United Colonies was three
millions.
Tine first railroad in operation IN the
United States was in 1926. Steamboat
1907. Telegraph 1874.
The chimney of the Clark Thread
Works in Kearney is 1876 feet high. Sta
tue Of Liberty is 800 feet high.
Ats noon in New York, the time at
Chicago is II A. NJ, Denver 10 A. NJ.
and at Portland, Oregon, is 8. A. NJ.
There are 1850 known languages, and
as far as can be ascertained the popula-
ton of the globe is about one and half
billions.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1889-01-23
--'--~ESs
New Theory About Petroleum.

The theory is held by Professor Men
deleef that petroleum is produced by
water, which penetrates the earth's crust,
and comes in contact with glowing car
bides of metals, especially those of iron.
The water is decomposed into its con-
stituent gases, the oxygen uniting with
the iion, while the hydrogen takes up
the carbon, and ascends to a higher
region, where part of it is condensed
into mineral oil, and part remains as
natural gas, to escape wherever and
whenever it can find an outlet. If this
assumption is correct, and sufficient
store Of metallic carbides is contained
in the earth's interior, petroleum may
continue to be formed almost indefinite
ly, and yield a supply Of fuel long after
coal has become exhausted. Professor
Mendeleef supports his views by pro-
ducing artificial petroleum in a manner
similar to that by which he believes the
natural product is made.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1889-01-23
Interesting Land nasa.

A~tOseeeAnk A<Ahu SAsSs
A peculiar case has been introduced
IN the Court of Chancery by Counselor
J. N. Voorhees,, of Pennington. Some
time ago bill was filed in this court to
set aside the title of a farm located in
Hunterdon county. which was valued at
$4,000. The farm was purchased at
Sheriff. sale for much smaller amount,
by Elias N. Bartles. George Place, who
sues to break the present title which is
vested in Bartles, alleges that Bartles
bid the farm in for him, but refuses to
give him possession. Since the purchase
Bartles has occupied the premises. and
being satisfied with his bargain, is de-
sirous of holding the place. The matter
was referred to special master to take
testimony, who failed to discover any
reasons why Barties should convey the
property to Place, or make an accounting
for the proceeds of crops raised while
Bartles has been in possession. The
Chancellor sustained the finding Of the
Master, and Bartles will continue to en-
joy the fruits of his purchase. Hunter
don Republican.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1889-01-23

Statistics compiled by the New York
Commercial Bulletin show that the
money circulatio of the United States
OF the close of 1883 was 81, 100000, 000
as against 81, $3.50, 600. 600 at the close of
1887, an increase of $50, 1000, 600 during
the past year. The revenues collected
during the year amounted to 1875, 000,-
600 and the expenditures to 5000, 000, 900
The rate per capita of revenue collected
during 1888 was about 30, while that OF
1866, the highest ever reached by Federal
taxation, was $15.73 per head During
the year 1888 the interest bearing debt
was reduced by 800, 900, 900, leaving
the present per capita of debt at less
than $13. The highest per capita OF
debt was that of 1866, when ii averaged
about $40. IL is also noted that the
large increase of circulation in 1883 was
entirely in notes of small denomination
and it is estimated that the money cir
culation in denomination of $40 and
under was greater by some $50, 900, 00G
at the close of 1888 than at the beginning
of the year.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1889-01-23
McClellan.s Monument.

H. g. Kelsey, Adjutant General Stry-
ker, ex-Mayor Vroom aud Col. Oonuelly,
the committee in charge Of the Nc
Cleilan Monument, have awarded the con-
tract to Mcdonnell 8 Son, of Buffalo, for
$1,000. The monument will be placed
within the entrance of Riverview Gene
terry, Trenton. The base is to be Q feet
8 inches square, and tho column 46 feet
high. On one side will be the name Of
Mcclellan, while on the front face will
be the inscription: George Brinton Nc
Clellan, born In Pennsylvania, December
8, 1926. Died ia New Jersey, October
20, 1885. Organizer aud Commander OF
the Army of the Potomac aud Command
ing General of the Armies of the United
States; Governor Of New Jersey, 1878
1881. Erected as Tribute Of Respect
and Affection by Personal Friends" 1t
is expected that the work will be COM
pleted by Decoration Day.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1889-01-23

The friends of Mr.. Leon Albeit say
with pride that he collected and turned
over to the Democratic campaign COM
mittees of 1888 the large sum of $780,.
900, or upwards. The friends of Mr..
John r. Mcpherson, with equal pride,
point to the fact that he paid out $780,
600 Of his own money for like purpose
Which is entitled to the greater gtati.
tude land the Senatorship), Abbot who
spent $3.50, 200 of other mems (chiefy
liquor. dealers0 money, or MCPHERSON
who put down $100, 900 of his ownP The
proposition is mathematical one, and
we should say that honors were easy be-
tween the two. The total sum collected
by these two honest statesman is $780,
600, to say nothing of the unspecified
amounts which they say have been paid
for expenses before and since the
election. Did Gov. Green have Albeit
and Mcpherson in mind when, in his
late message, he beautifully said that
men "high in public estimation" look
with complacency on the debasement OF
the franchise and exult in the success of
their corrupt use of money at the polls ?
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1889-01-23
Real Estate Sales.

Real Estate Sales.
J. T. Smith has sold his lot in King
wood to William Sherman for s45e.
The farm of Aaron Dalrymple. de-
ceased, 10 Kingwood township, contain
ing 1879 acres, has been sold to Pierson
Wood, for $40 per acre. Some years ago
this farm was sold for $50 per acre.
Mr.. Henry Loux has sold his house and
lot on Fourth street, Frenchtown, to Mr..
1. s. Curtis, of Everittstown, for %, $50.
Mr.. Curtis will occupy the property In
the Spring, and Mr.. Loux will move to
Easton, Pa.
Mr.. W. N. Burgess, the proprietor of
the EAST Lynne Stock Farm" about
half mile north of Pennington junction,
has purchased of Mr.. l.. Humphrey the
farm adjoining for s1O,sOo. Mr.. Burgess
is great lover of fine stock and devotes
much study to the proper breeding
thereof.
Peter T. Nevius has sold his brick
house and lot on Mine street, Fleming
ton, to Dennis s. Hall, of the firm OF
Hall, Trewin s. Rittenhouse. Mr.. Nevius
thereupon turned about and purchased
the residence Of VIM. s. Van Zandt, on
Main street, be being DESTROYS of securing
more room.