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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-03
RAGINGs OF THE STORM.
Its Blasts Strike Canton and ylcin.
ity With Renewed Force.
Barns burned, buildings Struck and
Horaea Cattle and sheep by the Score.
Killed by lightning.

A heavy storm again visited this city
last evening and deluged the streets with
water. II lasted about an hour and waf
very severe, North Cherry street again
received the full effects Of the storm and
the entire street was Hooded
Several cellars were partly filed with
water but no serious damage has yet been
reported.
The effects Of the storm north OF this
city were somewhat serious along the
lines Of the different railways, Horses,
cattle and sheep by the score ara reported
killed by lightning north OF Canton.
Trains on the Fort Wayne road are de-
layed on account Of the various other
roads carrying their trains over II, on ao-
count OF waeloula along their lines, and
the telegraph operators were kept busy
all night diapatohlng the many trains
from station 10 station,
AKRON AND VICINITY,
Akron experienced a cloud burst which
flooded tho Cuyahoga river. A large barn
belonging TO William Botzum, AZ Botaum
Station was burned 10 the ground with all
ils contenia, Loss A,OOOi Insured, Light
ming struck four buildings at Cuyahoga
Falls, No serious damage.
At Little York, along the Valley railway,
a waahout one hundred feet long occurred
and tho Cleveland Express was tagged
Just In time TO save II, Trains before
reaching Akron had TO run over track
covered two feet with water
CONCORD,
AZ Concord, Oo a large stable filled with
grain and farm implements was burned,
Loss S2,500I Insurance Il 600
DELAWARE,
Az Delaware u house was struck by
lightning and a olotheallne, running from
II to a stable conveyed the electrical cur
rent and destroyed the barn,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-03
oUR ooNoRnssIoNAL pnLnoATEs.

ohioal List OF tho stark County Delegates
TO tho CONGREGATIONAL convention ~ Gre
vlllo July 10, 1900,
The following IN llat Of the delegates
that will represent Stark county In the
congregational convention for the 10Th
dlairct, which will be held NJ OTylllc, o.,
July 10, 1905
Bethlehem townshlp-Ed j, Walker,
Phillip Leow, Edward Rheln, Matt Sister
hen.
Canton township Daniel McCarty, Au.
gust Sucker ChArea Sarya,
Canton clty=laaao Harler, Julius Dan.
nomlllor, James d. Barry, Louis 10y, w.
w, Fielding, Mart Horny, Herman Mack,
A, A, Moss, August Slumaky, Frank Alox'
nndor, A. Gaohntte, August Smith, G, A..
Fries, Fred s. Talbot, John A, Russell,
Thomas Ferguson, Chnrloa Tlce, Al.
Shorrlck, William 4, Lynch, j. II. Rolg.
nor,Loula Dclp, VIM Volzer, j, Duffy, John
Rose, DIR. s, A. Conhlln, G, o, Room.
anydoT =, j. Dolan.
Jackson townahip-Ed. u. Bach, jos,
LAchtonwator, John Brum,
Lake township Lilly, MlltonWiso,
@. r. Goldlinger
Lawrence iownshIp-A. II. McCaddon,
Daniel Harmon, Potor German, Thomas
Kennedy,
Lexington townahlp-John yotnw.
Alliance ciiy-patrok Scnnlon, w. WI.
son, John D0ylno, Joseph Ogllne, II. H.,
Woybrooht, Pllny Allen,
Marlboro lownahlp-john G. Harmony,
Joseph Lamlol.
NImlahllon township g. Charles Snny,
John Jacquol, Frank Rebillot ELI Walk
or,
Oanaburg townshlp-John Reed, George
Moul, Albert Hay,
Paris township Simpson, Geo.
MArer, n. l., Simmer, Eli Noidig.
Perry townahlp-C. j, Bortnh, Mnhlon
Snlvely, VIM, ShOdron,
Mnsaillon ciiy-Anthony Howolla, G., g..
Havoraiack, j, II, Schlogol, H. II, Smith,
John Mcbride, q. G., Paul, NJ. Ertlo, Chas
Warth, j. A, Collier, A, H., Oborlin,
Pike township-T. d. Hout
Plain townahip-J, W. Pontlus, Louis
Eastg, Dr.. W, G, Steele,
Sandy township Barney Wlngortcr.
Sugar Crook-Robort S. Warwick, Evan
j, Evans,
Tuscarowaa townshlp-n mot reported
yot)
: Washington township-B. j. Willard,
Anthony Gorndot
Thoro was no provision made by the
county central committee for nltornatoa,
and " a delegate falls 10 attend he can bc
represented by proxy,
J,H, RmoNER, Chairman,
En-. j. MACK, ScoS
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unIontown Letter.
N'Nhhh N''f''NfA'NNN
UNIONTowY, o,

UNoNTowN, o., July 9,
one Of tho heaviest rain storms Of the
season struck this place Tuesday doing
some damage to standing grain, also 10
the drying hay.
Corn Ia doing exceedingly we'll, and
prospects for an abundant crop are good
thus far.
Prof, Carter, principal Of the Union.
town schools, wears u pleasant smile
these days, because les q girl and all con.
corned are doing we'll,
We want TO correct slight error Of
your last wooNa correspondent In saying
that "SnmuOl Rudy bought the old farm
for $50 per acre, oto,n or course we have,
surrounding Uniontown, u little the bcst
farming country on earth, but we don't
want TO 10 CXaggOrnto NJ all, Tho pricO
paid for said land was $50,
We have boon blessed with pntontmOdI.
cine fakes tho last week, Tho first ono
claimed not TO know his name or age, the
other was DR., Hunt of Canton, and who
loft the town last night after his concert,
diaguatod with the town, hoping 10 find
some locality not no universally healthy
~ this. Sorry for you d., but the people
here aymyathizo with poverty not with
independent wealth, hence your poor sue.
ppuu.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-03

worry, The hot spell will not last long In
this latitude, and euraing the weather
clerk will not abbreylate the torrld waye'
THE Republicans Of Allen county, o.,
have Just held BIG convention, They
failed 10 endorse either Mckinley or his
bill, but they did not forget Foraker,
Here Ii what they say
RESOLVED, That we highly esteem the
pluck aud patriotism Of our gallant Gov.
emor Foraker, who la the hour OF defeat
still atanda firm 10 his political moorlnga
and first Ia the hearts OF Ohio Repuhll'
cans,
THE Arena for July Is received, II con-
taina a valuable article by Senator Wade
Hampden Of y. g., on the "llaoe Prob
lem p also an able article by q. Il, Broth'
ingham, "Why | oppose Woman Suf-
frage,n II has very interesting notes on
Living Problems Of the Hour, and IL full
OF very excellent reading Single NUM-
bera 30 cents IS per year, Boston, Mass,
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ponfnonn onn,t no Cured.

by local applications, as they cannot
reach the deceased portion Of the ear,
There IN only way TO cure deafness, and
thntis by constitutions remedies. Deaf
moss ls caused by an inllamed condition
of tho mucous lining OF the Eustachian
Tube. When this tube gets lnll9med you
have rumbling sound or imperfect hear
ing, and when II Ia entirely closed, deaf
ness Ia the result, and unless the inilom-
nation can he taken out and this tube re-
stored TO its normal condition, hearing
will be destroyed foreveri nine cases out
of ten are caused by catarrh, which is
nothing but an lnllamod condition Of the
mucous surfaces,
We will give Ono Hundred Dollars for
any case OF Deafness (caused by c9tnrrh)
that we cannot euro by taking Halls ca
tnrrh Cure. Send for circulars, free,
Il. j. CnENEY d Co, Toledo, q.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-03
qnn ppoRM Az MAssILLoN.

Two Peraona Killed by Lightning
Others iniured---uroat Destruction Of
Property---Vhe Wheeling Lake mrie
BADLY Damaged,
The storm Of Tuesday evening appears
TO have been NJ lta worst In Maaalllon. II
was the most violent and destructive over
known. John Kohlor, miner, living
two miles northwest Of the city, was In
stantly killed by lightning while alttlng at
homo and his house was literally domol-
iahed, Another death from lightning
was that OF johnathan Miller, father Of
Mail Carrier Miller, tho old gentleman
being stricken down while sitting ON the
porch NJ his homo In Wost Mnaalllon.
The Wholesale grocery house Of @. l., Nc.
Lain q Co. was entered by tho electric
current and tho wainacoatlng sot on fire,
but slight damage was done. The rcai-
donco OF Jaboz Weaver was also struck
and considerably damaged Ed, Bushy,
q barber In Hooks shop, was knocked In.
Sensible 10 the floor while shaving GUS
toner Great damage was done TO the
Wheeling q Lake Erie track between
Dalton aud Orrvillo, reports stating that
tho road bed is covered with water and
part Of tho track washed away for dla.
tancc Of from GOO TO 800 feet, Tho aamc
condition Of affairs proyaila west Of Orr
yillo for about twelve hundred fcot. Tho
oxtont OF the damage on the Cleveland,
Loroin q Wheeling north cannot bo
ascertainod, the wires being down.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-03
STREET GOSSIP.
Facts Briefly Stated For the Benefit
OF Busy Readers.

Ask your grocer for SHAKER SOAP,
Barnum's show will visit Canton Friday,
July %,
Admission to fair grounds free on the
Fourth.
All tho olilcca In the court house will be
closed julyA.
Ex.Shorllr Roach, OF Malvern, was In
town yesterday
Martin lloatlor, Of Huntington, Ind, ar.
ryod In the city yoaterday,
Several farmers In Canton township
will celebrate the Fourth byouttnR wheat,
The court OF common pleas adjourned
yesterday afternoon 10 Monday morning,
The county lnarmary directors Oro hold
ing q meeting In the commissioners room
today.
Miss Minnie Zoiglor has returned homo
from pleasant trip TO fronda In Column
blana.
James l.. llNrblson, OF Beaver Falls, Pa,
Ia In the city, the guest OF his brother,
William HARRISON.
Misses Leah and Dobblo Nohor, with
their Sunday school classes, are pionloing
at Myor'a Lake today,
About 900 poraona loft on the Valley this
DR.. w. o, Baker was. appointed guard.
ian Of Albert pontlue, OF Louisville, by
Judge Bawcott yesterday.
Mrs. Christ, LconharI Of East Tuscnrn.
was street, who has boon dangerously III
for some tlmo, IL much bottor.
Married by Roy, II, Clay Ferguson al
his residence, No. 20 High street, Aloxon.
der Blnloyson and Miss Kate Robertson,
July end,
Tho G. A. Band has arranged TO give
several concerts and dances NJ Congress
Lake. In all probability the frat one will
bo Friday II.
Frank human, who was arrested on q
charge Of stealing watch from Potor
Rifle, called at this oillco today and stated
that the arrest was malicious and without
cause, and that ho was discharged With
out trial, as potor said that he did not
know that Frank took the watch.
Complaint again comes from tho dIroc-
ton Of Massillon, from those who vIsit
hero 10 do business In wagons, Of the
electric cars In the center OF tho MOssil-
lon road, II IL claimed that those
cars run at the rate Of i9 miles an hours
that thoy use head lights At night, and
that II Ia unsafe for persons with buggcs
10 venture on that road aftor dark. We
can only voice the complaint as II comes
10 us, but our merchants and trndcamon
who are looking for country trade In that
direction may have some interest In the
matter. II some poraon 10 killed out there
some night from u runaway horse, take
notice that wo have not failed to second
the alarm.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-03
ACADEMY or MGDIo1NnMnnrlNo.
Intoreating Discussion Of Variety Of
Medical Topics.

lntoreating Discussion OF Variety OF
Medical Topics,
At 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon the
Stark County Academy Of Medicine met
In the Mayor'a oillco, Dr. Bye was called
10 preside. Tho following members an.
sworod roll call Drs. Barnes and Miller,
Of Massillon; Bye, Conklin, Boulks, John.
son, MOrchand, March, T., o. Morrow,
Post and Portmnn, OF Canton, Dra, Slus.
ser and Daughorty, honorary mcmbcrs,
and Drs. Baker and Walker yisltora,wcro
present.
Dr. Portman reported case Of Pucr-
pcral Eclampsin, terminating fatally,
Remarks were made on the case by Drs
Miller, Frounfoltor and Slusscr. DR., Byo
reported n number Of aupornumcraty
diglts 10 show the tendency OF hereditary
influence IN causing such doformity,
Dr. Braunfoltor opened the discussion
Of the subject Acute Articulor Rhcuma.
tism, m,lnying especial stress upon tho cause
and treatment OF the disease. The paper
was well received and discussed by Dra,
Baker, Slusscr, Barnes and March,
Drs. U, II. Cnrnea, Of Canton, and Il, II,
Williamson, OF Mnssllon, applied for
membership. DR.. H. Clarke Miller was
selected chairman 10 serve until the next
annual meeting.
The following appointments for the
next meeting were mndo by the president
and secretary, as no member Of the exec.
utiyo committee was prcscnt! Reports OF
cOsos, Drs, Barnes, ConlIlin, Evans, llud.
son and Reed. Lecture, DR.. S. Robinson,
Discussion, Pathology and Etlology Of 1'y.
phoid Fovor, opened 10y DR., w. @. Steele,
DR., u. O. Morrow, alternate.
j, M, BYE, Pros,
Il, j, MARCH, Sec,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-03
RECENT RIOT Ar ERzkouM.

fifty rersons Hll'od ana Mare lhnu ons
iluudrrd wounded
CoNsrANrEorcr, July g-lt trans
piros that the recent riot at ErHoum
growing out Of detachment of Turkish
soldiers searching a church for con-
ccaled arms while religious services
were Ia proWeN WIS much more serious
than ~ first reported, The most Of tho
population turned out In tho widest
disorder and attacked the soldiers with
desperate frenzy, IN the 6ght which
ensucd 80 persons weir killed und moro
than 100 wounded NIny of Jbc killed
and injured werc soldica,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-03
Tho o'Drion Company WIN rals II ovor

John H. WcrncG few days ago rccoiy.
cd n letter from the O'Brion Wagon COM
pony In Tilln, stating that II would be
impossible for them TO como 10 Canton
for few days but they would earnestly
request that ho would como on TO TilIln
and they would talk about locating In
Canton. A reporter called NJ Mr.. Wcr-
ner's store this afternoon and learned
that Mr.. Wornor had left yesterday morn
ing on northern bound train to buy
goods, and that II possible he would stop
at Tillln TO have talk with the O'lIrlen
ppoplp,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-03
Pnoal Pileal pilonI

DR., Wllllama' Indian pilo Ointment o
the only sure cure for Blind, Bleeding or
fails TO euro old chronic cnsos OF long
standing.
Judge Colllbury, Cleveland, o., sHysi
al havo found 10y that DR..
williams Indian pilo Ointment gives Inn.
modntoand permanent ouro.n
We have hundreds Of such testimonials,
Do not aulfor an instant longer, Sold by
drugglsts, 81 per box, or mailed on receipt
of price, by the
WILLIAMS MFG CO., Cleveland, o.
Atwholosalo and rotail, Durbin, Wright
q Co. d&w-ly
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-03

The quickest way to get o
good new thing into use Is
10 take the risk Of It.
You can get the corset
that, more than any other,
gives a woman a happy face,
you can wear 1t two or three
weeks and return it II not
satisfactory. Ask at your
store. The corset is Balls.
The store has a primer on
Corsets also. That is worth
your reading.
CHICAGO oOHarr CO., chicago and Now YOt.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-03
CHIPPEWA HEARD FROM.


II Ia tho NorthoaSt Township In Wayne
and win Not 90 For Senator Himmor-
man.
Appointment Democrat from old Chippc.
wa township h In Canton today
looking over our array OF talented
Congressional aspirants, Chippewa is u
big township and has four delegates to
Orrvillc. Thor names are Louis Frank,
n. h. Adair, w, N. Rciso and Chas, Billy.
All OF these delegates arc against Senator
Zimmerman for Congress, on account OF
his vote In the Senate against tho puro
food bill. Tho Farmers Alliance Ia very
strong In that township says our delegate,
As near as we can ascertain, Roiso IL for
Monnoti Adair IL for StIlwoll, OF Holmes;
Frank and Billy are non committal, but
will probably 20 for stark county man,
Old Chippewa, which includes Doycs.
town and Easton, will 20 down TO Orr
Vile with % Democrats In the procession
They will make the drive az miles, with
u four horse rig, with hickory bushes
with the bark on all over their wagon.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-03
A pionoor Como.

Mrs Elizabeth Sohnrio, who died yostor-
wy sIa WH9 ppr ord ~ no,N pv w mnrIoa woIy ,iy hiug
1896. She was married 20 Bernard Scha-
rio, They moved 10 Pttsburg and aftor-
wards came 20 Canton In 1887 She ro.
moved 10 within few miles Of this city
upon farm, and In 1883 hor husband
dlod.
She leaves seven children, all OF
whom are living. W, II. Schario,
the North Market street grocer, h ono Of
the oldest children,
Mrs, Schnrlo was always n kind and In.
dustrlous mother, and many friends and
relatives will mourn thoir sad loss,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-03
oITY N FLAMES

The Fire Beyond the Control of the De-
partmout aud sp,eaiing-ife Asked
Tor from Tacoma,
SEATTLE, WAsHn July e.-Tho city is
again at the mercy Of the flames and
Chief Moran has wired the department.
at Tacoma for help, The fire har gotten
beyond coutrol 70 originated ON tho
water front and spread rapidly Tho
fire department was unable 20 cope with
the flames and the five continues 10
sBread
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-03

Of costs In probate court In cases heard be-
fore magistrates, before binding over TO the
probate court, II ,27b,a2,
Amount OF costs paid by defendants,
NA2h,2D.
The number OF boys sent 10 the reform
school, 4, average age / yearsi numberof
girls sent 10 the Industrial school al Della,
ware, 81 total number OF criminal cases
brought during the year, AZ,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-03
pilop oan 30 Cured.

Dir. M. NJ. Kirby, OF Alliance, will bo AZ
Hotel Conrad, Canton, every week, com.
menclng Tuesday, July 3, TO cure rectunl
trouble. Do not fail TO consult him. Con-
aultatlon FREQ. He uses no knife and his
treatment ls now. II you have been
treated and had failure IN your case, ho
give one hundred dollars II ho fails 10
euro. Sure euro for prolapsus ani.flsaure
and ulcern.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-03
Dowaro Of rhoso Original PaokOgoO,

A drunken Canton man chose the Fort
Wayne track as place of ropose, and
woe yonkod from the rails by o beneyo-
Chicago limited Numbered past, Alliance
Leader.
Canton mon going TO Alliance should
beware OF the "original paokages,n 90
they are known 10 be loaded
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-03
81. LnnI. Nlcralnnla surerIng.

sr. Louis, No. July AT u con-
ference yesterday the superintenlents Of
the ten runds involved In the platform
strike In East 81, Louis, Il was finally
decided 10 fight II ont if II takes an
summer, IN tho meantime the merchants
are suffering, They can 0nly get local
freight by sending across the river for
Il themselves, There nee very few men
employed IN the strikers places.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-03
LIKE COMMON THIEF

A Bank iloolIlJOvpor Deliberately Wnlhs
Away with Si,6OO,
MINNElrous, July Q, Tho facts havo
come TO light Of bold robbery Of tho
SeOndio bunk, Of this city, by its book
keeper, Charles Benson On Thursday
last Benson deliberately took "a 800 in
bills from The change box aud walked
OIL with Il, NJ closing time. The amount
does not affect the bunk 10 particle, but
the circumstances Of the theft have
aroused u great deNl Of excitement.
among the officers Benson was about
a. yoars old aud hasa wife and two chill
drGn, lie has vanished,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-03
Long John on tho silvor Conference Com
mtttoo

WASHINGTON July y1,-ISpoolnl, l--Thoro
ls considerable feeling shown among the
silver men, over the appointment Of Sem
Otor Sherman on tho conference commit
toe on tho silyor bill, whom 10y custom
Jonoe, of Nevada, should have boon on
that Committee. II Is charged that Vice
President Morton, who Is gold bug, put
sherman on that committee because Shor-
man 10 known 10 bc opposed 10 FREQ silver
coinage,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-03

Roaenora report minors all doad.
DED1CATINa THE HENDRICKS
MONUMENT,

Gov, Campbell and Gov, Hin Attract Az.
tontion.
INDIANAPOLIS, July l. Especial Not
wlthatanding the intense heat thorO is an
enormous crowd here, TO witness the eCr-
cmonlca OF the Hendricks monument dod.
ication (sco inside page for cut of mon.
umonO Gov. Hill, OF New York, and
Gov. Campbell, of Ohio, are both reccly.
Ing great attention. Everything ig going
off according 20 published program.
There have boon u large number Of pros
tratlona, and three deaths this morning by
tho excessive heat,
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IT WAS UNTRUE.

Nothing IN the Report " European Al
llnnco Against the American Tnrln.
BERLIN, July "A semi,olllcial denial
% made here Of the statement published
10 the effect that the powers OF Conti-
mental Europe, headed by Germany, had
agreed TO establish mutual repressivo
tariffs against American imports II the
Mckinley bill, now pending before tho
American congress, becomes u law.
Germany hos taken no steps TO counter
act any possible injury 90 her American
trode by the enactment Of the Mckinley
hill
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-03
Prohntn court statlntlon.

Tho assistants In the probate Office arc
hard at work getting up the statistics Of
that office for the year ending July 1, 1890.
The following statistics oro aro already
made up;
Amount Of flnos imposed during tho
year, S3o2; Amount of fines collected and
paid into the treasury, s2Oi total amount
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-03
AN AeEp aRooMls HuRRY


oi the Quaker utr,nuuI
MNRTlNsylIL lyou ltlr David
Miller, Of Momovil, need Gs and Mrs.
AGEl!nc LuAyi., Of BG.rUw, us,d rs,
were married ot Ploindcld, after an
acquaintance Of Caly dz weeks, Mr..
Miller Is q member OF the Friends
church, and 0boa one year ago was
eugaged 10 hom0Ticd 20 Mrs. WgyHorth,
" the sune denomination Having
made known thCl Mtpngoua. tRa Rhilo
proceeding IN the manner posUlar to
that branch Of the Friends church.
which takes 10 cast two lagg.ls. tho
bridc-elcct changad hcrmiul THIS no
doubt viii account Tor the haste exhibited
In h.s re!cnt c0nrIahip md mnIgtnge.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-03
rostmnator sollInn 0rluInnl rncl,nnos.

WEST CHESTER, PA, Judy e.--Chester
county has responded TO Tho touch Of
the time and opened an establishment
for the sale of original packages, Tho
dealer Is George Darlington, keeper Of a
general store ~ Parkeryille, a few miles
south Of this borough. Mr. Darlington is
also postmaster by u recent dispensation
for that village, and the temperance poo-
pie nre threatening to test Che validity
Of his combining the sale Of liquor with
the postal service.