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The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1882-07-15
TIE RACES.

Nn account of tie - rat9 eou9lfi II
.: the ~es. .ftr, liz. raees V hi,sl vete
10 have taken place Oh tis tta dag Of
July were POSTPONED to Last fSstat.
dsy. Cute crowd assiesnemiiefi 1T
the grove to wit'les, the sperd contests
for tho purses e,iersa bf the com-
nittees. First was foot race seventy
Eve yards for II pnrs, of five dollars
Phipp Mathews, James Short AMI
Jeff Gage entered. This WAS All
etsy victery for Short, who walked
away with the purse. For the q:,ar-
ter of mile race Johnny Bo ven,
Mathews and u California hog en-
tered johnny failed to entire "
tie chap from our sister State can't
through tie POLLS on walk. Phipp
t.otted home with no effort, and
claimed the lp,lse. The horse racing
was very Unsatisfactory to the crowd.
Parrott AID Gy,sg Giil were ready to
enter for the half mile dash but AS it
required three to enter Gosser's Plato
pony was entered to make ND tho race,
but who, ii was known, had no chance
of success. The first heat was wofr
easily BY the little bay, Parrot second
and Pinto far behind. The second
heat was quite warmly contested, bat
the little mare came i'll half a length
ahead of her compt titor. Fer the
mile repeat race there WAS trouble to
find horses TO enter rs Old Badly was
the only horse that seemed eager fer
the fray. However, Masters black
horse " Is entered in good faith ard
a sllingIe t,ill scrub pony was put i'll
the race to make it "a so. Very little
interest was taken in this race as it
was known that Badly had a complete
walk over. A great many otht r ra O.
was run during tho afternoon amo.fg
which YVES one between a little bay
mare from Locking Glass and Badly,
hall mile dash, was won By the latter.
The most interesting race of the daT
was between Parrot5 and Baby,
single dash Of half i. mile for sixty
dollars aside. Several bufdred deillrs
changed hands IN this race aud the
Parrott BOYS got back all they ha
lost on theis horse this season, as their
horse proved altogether too much for
the old favorite. We know of no
other races to come off on tho Rose
burg track at this time, but no doubt
there will be more soon, and if there
are we hope they viii give better gen
eral satisfaction than did those oi
last Saturday.
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SAD ACCIDENT Racing in all It's
forms is attended with more or less
danger Of accident. That last Saturday
was not an exception. Mr. w. G. Hill
was interested in the success of Gipss
Girl and when she passed tie poles
ahead of Parrott ne threw his bat i'll
the air and it landed upon the track,
Not thinking OF Pinto, who was far
behind, he undertook to get the hat
and was struck and run over by the
third horse. DR. Davis was present
ard 1t was aseertaned that he was
badly injured. He was removed to
his home which, fortunately is only a
short distance from the track. He
was terribly bruised about the head,
has two ribs torn from the spinal
column, one broken, and otherwise in
ternally injured. During the first
of the week it was thought that he
could not survive, but we are glad to
say that he is now improving as rap
idly as could be expected.
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DiLi4ARDVIILE.

The Fourth PASSED off very quiat at
this new Y Il 'g-.
On III evening of the 81, inst, the
Ii hining played smash with some
trees, ns,ar this llec.
Mr. taylor. who has been out in the
vel i.y of Myrtleeille, esme lack sick
with the mta@p!s. H is now On the
pw4r: gra i.
Inst a,i.day, Prof. J. n. Hall, of
Myrtle Creek, gave his friends in tbs
vicin.,y p,easa: cal. The Prof,
seems to he enjoying life.
Miss II. Fate, of Non Pariel Mines
bale farwelI to our commu,iity last
!. oaday morning. Her i-ieads woalti
b. pleased TO have her call ain.
Uael. Johnnie's children and g,and.
clfidgen gathered around he palefnal
ho,r and PASS, d tie aftfrnoon very
pleasantly, " til II few of their fri IS.
TIE suaday school is dong well. Tie
teach. r. am. pupils s. EN- 10 be int r.
ested in their schooi and everythia-
passes p ea-autly while the saboa h
school lasts.
aIr. :. b. Hendricks who has be
confined to his room for over three
We, ks, sill h to remain in his arm
chair. His many frienl Is are anxious
20 s him up anl going once more.
Many visitors have been coming ont
daily from t.oseeurg, but their + ee
rides will now be s.opped as the can>
s,ructisn train and crew are now balls
as.ing the al. The weary traveller
can always ct good meals on dining
car 1T meal hours. 1t only costs him
twrn,ysfve cents. and it equa:s the
fare at any hotei in Roseburg.
VERBESa.
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Nus. DpSIwAY. Tl:s laAy a.llress-
al large and a;,pree;ativa audience.
composed mostly OF women, at THE
enart house on last Wednesday, hight.
Her subject wss ATo'nea'. ie,its and
lFoman's Suffrage. Win true wo-
laan's instinct she discussed almost
every sni,ieet but sle one in Question.
Her deeription of the wrongs of woman
was very goo.l, at times even eloquent,
anl was we'll received by the audience;
hut when she c,sme to discuss, by way
of postscript, tia question of woman's
suffrage, ami dilated upon politics, the
conclusion VIA siiesista5le that she at
least was utterly incompetent to COM
prehend tho political issues Of the day !.
and that the ballot, in her hands, wou'd
prove very irresponsible power. The
audience seemed to arrive at the same
conclusion although they responded
quite liberallg when she passed her
own hat for contributions.
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HOME ITEMS.
Polka dot hose at Tsloed's.

Foika dot hose at Fioed'a.
Those pretty small peatl buttons at
Flaeds.
Those stylish leather belts at
Floed's.
alr. Perkins, of the Metropolitan. who
was svers!y stabbed hy Leouard, is
again able to attend his duties.
The Wilbur party which has been
enj oying the sea breeze about Winches
ter Bay several weeks, Will return
tosflay.
There will be divine service at the
Ep scopal chm ch n xt Sunday morn
Jug and evening, Rev. A. P. Anderson
officiating.
last sunday Mr.. NJ. otey's team
ran away, throwing his wife from the
wagon, and ,he waeels PASSING over her
chest. Tie injuries are not fatal.
Do not fail ia see the eiueated
horses On Monday nex,. This ciro IA
performed in San Francisco several
successive weeks recently AMI this
itself is guarantee of its worth,
Mr.New,omb has been el lecteti Grand
Ree5Tder of the 4. d. u. w. This
a Dies. rved testimonial of the proficient
and hhsnesselike manner in which he
has KEEP. tic affaigs of the order.
Honest john took secand rasney at
the Hi;isaoio races in single dash Of
baif a mile in which four entered. He
was defeated by Lulu Riggs, quite q
noted auimal. 1t ia rumorei hat
Hon st Joha has been sold for qni.e a
sug little sum.
The district school. which Las h,e
in session at the Davlin school hons.
for several men'hs, will olase On Fri-
day the 21s: da9 OF July. 1892. A pub>
lie examination will DO had and the
"pieiiTians viii nave an opportunity OF
enjoying basket dinner, which prom
iseslo be excel ent.
There was rot so niol g-unbiimg
ahont Westma,,'scirc,.s as might have
been exyectea. a. ont people seemed
glad q again SEE aay thing ;hat wa
e lid {! e-t- There MAS No riding
bit Jos Fetty di,i sone baud o,ne
iietni'fiag. ';'ne hsrses dil few snry
rs's,r tricks, aud the high llckers
save satisfaction.
'7tsat.rsn.s circus viii hc heFe rpxf
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A. Smith, deceased. settled ana approv-

A. Smith, deceased. settled and approv-
ed and administrator discharged.
The estate OF j. D. Smith, dc ceased,
/ final account settled and approved and
administrator discharged.
The estate of Hannah Doason. de,
ceased, sale of real estate canfir L ell.
Ia the matter OF the guardianship OF
Charles aud Mary Finley, time for
Frosiag extended to Iuy 10. 1882.
DISTRICT coURT.
Special Grand Jury empaneiled to
enquire into the charges against VIM.
Jchdson held t, answer on a charge oil
burglary. Wan. Clark he'll 10 answer on
a charge of larceny and lVm. Howard
held 80 answer on . charge of Destroy
ing property of another, returned int
court All indict meot again Johnson
aid Clark each endorsed true bill and
against Howard endorsed NOT q trne
',ilI, ;si.l reported that they had no
otller business before them and were
discharged.
The State OF Oregon ys. L. G. Hill
charged with murd r in the second de-
gree. Tried, verdiet not guilty, psiso>
ner discharged and his bail exonerated:
State. Of Oregon VS.. Lewis Boggs
charge larceny az bailee .,f a horse.
Tried. verdict. guilty; sentenced to one
year in the penitentiaiy and he pay
he costs.
State of Oregon VS.. John Cathng
selling liquor to minor. Tried, yer.
Dict, g lily.
Stare of Oregon w. william Johns
SOD, burglary Tried, v.r,li:t, not
guilty. Prisoner DISCHARGED.
Joseph Roberfs ys. Mary Gilmore.
S4ttlsd and earse dismissed
Vim. Carton rs J. g, Floe.!, contin-
ued to next Thurs Ivy.
All other civil eases continued for the
term.
state W. Clark, not guilty.
pSONAT
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ADMISIsrs Arot.s soricE.


En- the County Of the State Of Oregon
for Douglas county, III the matter OF
the estate of jams Adams, deceased:
Where's, letters of administration
have been dni, granted 10 the ande :
signed. to administer upon the estate
o. james Adams, deceas q
Therefore, all persous having elafrns
against the said estate are hereby re-
quired to present them wi n the pr5D
er voucher. within $ x months rom
the date cf this .iee. to the unfl r.
signed or either Of them u the Office
Of Keller II Gabbert, in Myrtle Creek
precinct, Douglas counts, Oregon.
Dated this i1ta day of July, A. D,
1882.
Rosa ADAMS, Administrative.
KELLER GABBERT, Adm nistrator
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DIED. After brief illnesa War
ren Fate came to his deatl on th,
It'i inst, of ialamas Oh of the bow
els. His relnst:s.s we're placed in the
Days Greek cemetery in tha presence
af IL large number Of sympat'li2ing
frisnds He was about twshty eight
years OF age, bright and promising,
aud mag he known AS the agaat OF the
siagor Maeh.na Compaar
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1882-07-15
BUSINESS LOCALS.

i
Lemonade sugar at F;oed's.
The best sewing machine oil al
Floods.
Iucine fluid for cleaning kid glover,
laces, ETC., at Floods.
Cracked wheat and homlny st
Floods.
The finest F ench dressing sor Iadies'
shoes al Floed's.
The new Champion Mowsr and
Balm wagons at Floods.
Fine hosiery aspec.ally at Fioed S
Inspect those flne shirts at Flod's.
You always get your moneys W ofth
AT the old r,slia5le house of Floed's.
Tae Clock Baking Powder 1T Floods.
4 handsome Yale Gem clock given to
tire purchaser of six cans.
Floor oil elo;h and mating at
Flaed's.
Try the jersey champagne at the
Es,neralda.
pon't forget that Thomas Cool Water
Bleaching soap, can bs got at Floods.
II yon want a Champagne cocktail
go to the Metropolitan saloon.
Lunch at the Metropolitan saloon
every night.
If you waht the celebrated Peruvian
Bitters go 10 the Metropolitan saloon.
# you want schooner go to the
Metropolitan saloon.
fyau want the 0. K. Cutter whisky
go to the Metropolian saloon.
Apoliinar;s water Of great value to
ihe cause Of emperaneo and good
health for sale at the Esmeralda.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1882-07-15

srRrcx ~ I.Es'arxlvG On The
tight Of tie 3r,i inst. !, barn leionss
ing 10 G. G. Barnard, the fnest Oh
tie CtIapooia. was struck bf light
hing and burnoil, tngethar with si1
balsss, one u tl,-n y magnificent
twn-se4r-olii Ciy,lesltlc stallion, two
new heevy wnssfss, Il lsl.gy, harness,
50 lies, ons h.,nllraa bushes OF oats
one hundred bushels OF wlleat, forty
tons of hay, etc Loas 5000 no
Insurance Thanks, no more lightning
if yon please.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1882-07-15

Still ALIVE 'om. of or g
charges are publish;fS st,~ s, .
effect that ex- Hogan e.s.| l.is s.'T1-'.@
very disastl.isnsly IA lat a.':'~ 1T
tempting to arrest two !.orse =, -
he vas shot by one OF t?lern al,d aat
expected to live. The statement i,
altogether miatake
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1882-07-15

UhPqUA GRANGE. No. 2s, p. o
r., will meet hereafter on rlle is6 Satitf
ot each ncutl,.a; Orange Halt, IN iioess
burg, All nlesnihers in good standing ar
cordi.tiy iavited 70 tend:
JA2iEs Il. COOPER. 4I.
i P. DUNCAN. secretary.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1882-07-15

socIAH. DAsca.-At the request of
many citizens the Rssabarg Silver
Crnas Btfrl will gtv3a dance at Marks
hall ca tsle eveaing Of the 18th. Cen
eral invitat:an
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PERSONAL.


al. Enole has aetnrned from a trip to
Castle Roc.
Miss Mageie Flced leaves on Nom
days tram to visit friends in Portland.
Miss Anna Mosher has returned
| II NE from her school ON South Deer
Greek.
Prince Campbell, of Monmouth. has
hoan visiting his brother. Hon. a. +.
camphsll, the past week.
james Saider has retired from the
saloon business in this city, and will
take a lace on the raiir sd.
Mis- e. Florencs and Birdio Stroud,
of Fottlanl, paid r seburg a flyina
visit remain ng over sapd y.
Our old f,feua George Krrne, now a
resite,.t of J. Ike county, has beer Nith
as few Gays hut reiurnsd home t is
week.
Il ass Emma Pane of jacksonville.
IL visiting Miss Minnie isueiSle at Oak
Grove. sh will spend a few days III
Resehsrg b fore return ng home.
Miss Nellie Stewart, of Machine
shops, who has been visiting Miss
pella Pattie. returret. hem his week,
ster making b 81 Of friends. in this
plnce.
Mr. J. MeGuire AMI Mr. L. Stewart,
of Poril nd, were III oat burg oae even
ing last week. Tie Litter - tleta II
is al n tisl { / consi truhleno and syas
struck bs tha ieauty OF our seenerv,
which liz iatends ska:ehins at some
date early in the fatura:
AEr. Jake Wise. who has h,eu among
Us flr seven years, acting in tile capao;-
tv Of clerk for s. II ,rks g. Co., took his
departure for Jacksonville, where IN
c,anecti II wiil his brother. will
engage II nlerchanGis'nr. We know
Of DO y ang man wlio IS more deserv,
ing of success than Mr.. u ise. and
more honorable ani agrerab'e
gentleman We have not yet met.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1882-07-15

UNION ECNAdPMENT. No. o, /. o. q
f.. meets at Odd Fellows Hall On the lst
and Sd fridays oi every month Visiting
Brethren invited to attend
&, ii. HUEsH, @. T..
JonN CHASE. Scribe.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1882-07-15

A RICH NINE. The OreeoE Glars.
lar and SILVER Mining Company have
bad their works, nor'h ef Oakland. in
this coun.., in operation fer the last
three or four weeks, and on Friday
Of last week clrantd up portion of
ttl' c0adensers and Obtained yield If
FIVE hundred pounds Of quicksilver.
This is considered a good yield, cons
sidering tic furnace and re,ort were
new and would have to be coated ye-
fore any Of the metal would go into
tie condensers. The clean up was
male for tue satisfaction If Mr Hodg.,
OF Portland. and one Of the owners who
Was Present, and proved satisfactory to
the company and fully demonstrates
t .at they have good properiy in .he
mine far witch they deserve sucres.,
having expended large sums Of money
to d svelop tie mine W .ica now prom ;
is sa so1rcs of in iuetsy 10 our people
and revenue to the STA and c. suuty.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1882-07-15

PHILETARfAH
ss.-a So Lodge. No. s, / o. o
4 meets ON Inursflay e.enin4. OF each
week At o'cl9ek. III their hal =. Rose
burg. Members ofste 0r,ler in gooi stand,
log sreiavited to attend, By order Ct the II
II.
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e. EWy BARS ER
- ia CD R
Next door to The Metropolitan note
Roseblrg, Oregon

The undersigned has opened neat
and comfortable. barber shao at the
j. ace above described. and ha wing long
experience in lis profession, il satisfied
he can give satisfaction 20 all VINO may
give him call. His prices are pop
ular, and as follows:
Hair entt1dg, 2j cents. Shaving. Is cts.
Ali ask is 5 fairtfial, and tuat shall
nay WORK as barae- am
willing 10 he put 10 The test.
MO CHA LIES HAnl.EY.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1882-07-15

RATES REDUcED-The O. & G. Stage
Co., u'.der lie Lew management, has
reduced the tariff cons derably. SO that
it will cost oaly SO to go from here to
Rosebuyg, S8 o Yreka. &c. From Rose.
burg to Retlding sie fare is now only
$50. Tie rate per mile is on an average
Of II cents Times.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1882-07-15

NA/LAUEI. LODGE a. F. NJ, WILL
~. hold regular meetings on Weaaes-
day onIor before each full nioon.
IEC. FULLfRTON. ". NJ
L MURTOS. seey.
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THE INDEpEIlNDE
ROSE 5URa, SATURDAY, JULY Is

s.sggg I'M QUA CHAPTER No. II.
t1A A. NJ, hold their regular comm
Sss's nicatinas every fr~ aud til
Tuesday in each monti. All nemhers
good sanding will take due and tiInpl
natice and govern thamselvels acendinxl
Visiting companions are invited &, NEE
with the chapel when convenient.
b HERMANN.
". /. FRIEDLANDER. Sec'y.
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Is exK,ected-
We have replenished our stock Of
1Eereha ndisa

we nave Teplenlsneo pur STOCK ot
G anera1 Mer cha ndiss
! In order to complete our sale,
ann therefore offer to sell Cheaper than
any house in Oregon. We sill sell
l3 yards Of Muslin, Il yards G
Flannel, 10 yards Of Calico fos
ST.
Boots worth $3.50 pair, for $50
Ladies Calf Shoes (warrantedl
for $I.75.
Fadies' Cloaks Halt-price.
Ladies Ulsters Less than Cost.
Red Flannela Of All Descriptions
from 20 to so cents per yard.
Dress Goods for less thar cost.
In our centlemen's Department va
sell such as
CLOTHING. HATS, SHIRTS.
UNDERWEAR,
For such Low Prices that will Astonish
the purchaser. We will gouts
ron some:
Cashmere Suits from 81 to Sls.
Pants (Cashmere) from $3.50 10
$3.50.
ovsreoats for less than Cost.
Blankets for lees than Cost.
We will remain hero until
Spring, and therefore ask all of
yeu to CONS and get bargains.
Nothing bat pleasure to show
goods.
Respectfully, CARO- BROS.
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Mrs. d. liam blin, OF this city died of
consumption this morning, after. pro-
tracted illness, aged thirty-six years.
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Lard oil, coal oil, meats foot oil
lnseed oil, turpeatine at Fiaed'*.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-01-12
OUR SISTER CITIES.
Occurrences of the Week in the Neighbor-
ing Cities and Towns!

Occurrences of the Week in the Neighbor-
ing Cities and Towns!
Smallpox has materially abated at
Cincinnati.
First Methodist Church, Akron, is
illuminated with the electric light.
Ohio State College Association has ad-
mitted Buchtel College to its member
ship.
Akron city guards lack sufficient
wealth to attend the Governors inaugu-
ration.
Henry Williams, a Marion county
farmers son, hung himself in the barn;
all for love,
Edward COnrOy and John Walton, de-
= SerteTs, were arrested at Newark, Thurs
day and taken to Columbus.
Wooster Democrats will celebrate
JacksOn's birthday, January Sth, in the
usual interesting manner.
Bill Roberts, of Mt. Vernon, who tried
to shoot his brother, is in jail for shoot
ing with intent to kill.
DIR. Hiram Finot, veterinary surgeon
of Mt. Vernon, dropped dead from heart
disease, in the street, Thursday.
Mayor Lane, Of Akron, has inaugu-
rated war on the city hack lines for yari-
'-'Ons violations of the hack ordinance.
w. r. Dupes, wealthy farmer of Mt.
Cory, Hancock county, KILLED himself by
accidental discharge of his gun, Satur-
day.
r. L. Lindsay, convicted Missouri land
swindler, was sentenced to nine years in
the Penitentiary at SteubenviIle, Fri
day.
Sparks, farmer near Newcomerstown,
was instantly killed by falling tree,
Wednesday, last week, while ch0pping
wood
Watkins meat market at Ravenna,
was robbed of $3.50 by two cOlored boys
Thursday night. Money returned and
mo arrests.
Thieves carried off 800 worth of tick
cts from the COnnOttOn depot at Kent,
Thursday night. FOund Friday scattered
through d swamp.
Residence of j. II. Frost, at Tiffin, was
burglarized of $50 worth of jewelTy
and clothing, Friday night, during the
absence of the family.
G. W. Monroe, shoemaker, of Mt. YER
non, jumped into the KOkOsing, Thurs
day. Concluded TO defer suicide until
the water was warmer.
A rifle shooting match came off at
the Ransom Park Restaurant, north of
the city. on Saturday last. Eleven
i. maTksmen entered and the first prize,
$50 pound hog Was Won by David T..
Daily, of Canal Fulton; Frank SchlItz
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secured the 4 cond prize of SO; and Daily
won the Il prize of 80 cents. Not
withstandIh that the judges suffered
from the colo they ed to accept any
pay but a cigar. Tile best string was
13s inch from center.
Team ran away with a young man
named HOugh, who started from MI.
Gilead with too much liquor on board,
Friday; badly demOTalized.
At New Years entertainment at
FOstOria given by Norris post, G.. A. r.,
$3.50 was distributed privately among
the needy soldiers and soldiers widows
An attempt by unknown parties to
blow up two houses in the negro quarter
of Cincinnati, was made Saturday night.
Windows were shattered and other dam
age done.
Serious train accident at Lancaster.
Mrs. Rabenthal caught her foot in Mrs.
Martins flOunces at a reception and fell,
gashing her forehead and disiOcating
her shoulder.
Mrs. ROney, aged Irish lady, of Della
ware, procured revolver Thursday
night to shoot dog. While forcing a
cartridge in the chamber, it went off,
the ball shattering her hand and then
passing into her body.
Peter AnIang, clllZen OF Ine arlSIO-
cratic region known as ROgues Hollow
near DOylestOwn, was beaten to death
by George Dieble, Wednesday of last
week. Alleged that Anfang accused Die
ble's brother of seducing his daughter.
Saturday morning, Mrs. Jerry Lucas,
who lives one mile east of KilgOTe, Car
roll county, presented her husband with
tTiplets-twO girls weighing five and a
half pounds each; and one boy weighing
four and half pounds. All are alive
and well.
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From Appreciative Friends.

GREENVILLE, ORE, Dec. z, 1881.
Mr.. McGregOr r:-EnclOsed find two dol.
lars, for which please send me the DEM,
OCRAT. WILLIAM n. HAYNAAI.
HAYES CITY, KAN, Dec. 27, 1881.
A. McGregOT, Esq.:-I enclose money
order for $4.OO for subscription to the
DEMOCRAT. The DEMOCRAT gives us the
home news and we can't very well do
without it. Very truly,
II. d. SHAFFER.
DAYTON. MIMI, Dec. IS, 1881.
A. McGregOr, Esq. find one
dollar, for which please send me the
DEMOCRAT for six months.
MATTHIAS HAAINIAN.
MARLBORO, Jan. /, 1882.
A. McGTegOT, Esq.;-EnclO5ed find two
dollars as compensation for the DEMO
Graf the coming year. Please send
books as premium.
BENJAMIN SwEITZER.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-01-12

Nose Miller is shipping turkeys
ducks, &c, to Boston.
HOllibagh & Iden, the millers, are
shipping large lots of flour to Cleveland
Fred Brooke is selling some of his fine
Durham stock. He still has few
more.
Tom Lyon is doing well in his barber
shop. Tom can do it up brown and de-
serves success.
A. NJ. Bailey, of our village, has Sc
cured letters patent for his method of
preserving eggs. o. F. Bailey has left
on trip to introduce the method.
Next Friday a donation party will
take place at Rev. Niles, of the Disciple
church, when the citizens will display
their generosity toward the reverend
gentleman.