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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-05-19
Road Notice.

Notice hereby given that petition will be presen-
ted TO the Commissioners Of stark county
session to be held on the first Monday of june A. D.
1883, praying for the establishment Of county road
wits Beginning In the Randolph Road at the northeast
Of the southeast quarter OF section number
" one township number eleven PlanJ and range
ber eight; thence west the quarter line of said
tion number tWentyOne and the quarter line sec
ton number twenty inteTsect the road leading from
Canton to New Berlin. A PETITIONER.
aDr286W
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-05-19

The best on earth can truly be said Of
Griggs' Glycerine SalYe, which is sure
cure for cuts, bruises, scaIds, burns,
wounds, and alls0ther sores. win posi-
lively cure piles, tetter and all skin
eruptiOns. Satisfaction guaranteed OF
money refunded. Only % cents, For
sale BY Durbin, Wright & co. 'N'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-05-19
The lemucrat.
A. McGREGoR, Editor.

MCKINLEY 81 Co., started out to find
mares nest, and now they claim they
have found it, and they clap their hands
in Joy, and get Amber, Day and Bald
win to say: "Yes, that's So"
They may get an occasional pumpkin
head to believe it, but only such who
read the Repository with Munchausen
stOmachs.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-05-19
NOTICE.

Elizabeth ImhOf residing In Lancaster CITY Laneas-
ter county, in the state Of Pennsylvania will take notice
that the 4th day of April A. d. 1888, John ImhOn
ted his petition in the Court Of Common Pleas stark
county, OhiO being cause humber 25gS, praying a d.
vOrce from the said Elizabeth mhuf the ground Of
adultery and for the custody OF their children and that
said Will be for hearing and after the 20th day
of May A. ID. 1888 MONG Il MCCARTHY,
april Attys for Plaintiff.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-05-19
Road Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that petition will be presen
TO Commissioners OF stark county Ohio at their
next session In June A. ID 1888. praying for the
tOn Of a road commencing at the south line of the
southeast quarter section twenyeght at the school
house; thence north through sections twentyeiRht
and sixteen the north line of section
in Marlboro township. In the county Aforesaid.
A PETITIONER.
Marlboro, o.. April 18. 1881. aDr2I-h
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-05-19

A newly married couple from "Way-
back" were in the city yesterday, and. of
course, found an oyster saloon the first
thing. How do you want them; on the
half shellp" the waiter asked the groom.
''Nah-sir-eel thar's no half shell business
with this weddin' trip; give 'em to us on
the whole shell. ~ dorchester Dispatch.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-05-19
Legal Notice.

Notice is hereby given thar petition has this day
been presented 10 the city Council Canton Ohio.
praying for the vacation Of strip BS feet wide OH tile
south side Of West Fourth street In said city between
ShOrb and Newton streets
. ..II" 4 HEU. ii. sPANGLER AND OTHERS,
April 30. 1888 lmasi.pl Petitioners
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-05-19
Attachment Notice.

s s. Dippry Plaintiff ; Before b f. Faust j. p. Can
vs.. ton township, STARK county.
Charles Frazier DefL
On the 2Br day Of April, 1888 said Justice issued
an order OF attachment In the action for f3.55.
said cause Will be for hearing June 4, 1883, at =
O'Clock a. [ma2d B. +. FAUST, }. =.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-05-19
Hard Wood Lumber.

The undersigned has sale a fine lot of Hard Wood
Lumber consisting Of Oak, Hickory chestnut, Maple
cherry, sc. Also "A LOT Of Black Walnut a lot Of
cheap wood portion Of the excellent for
cheap bilding purposes the price ranging from - to
$50 per 900. Apply at tho Office Bth and
Valley ty
mchj din o. g. BROWN
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-05-19

YES" said the fond mother, al have
such dread of the ocean that can't
bear to think of my sons going TO sea,
and to prevent 1t Lshall enter him at the
Naval Academy at Annapolis" 81 ~
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-05-19
Dwelling House For Sale.

wish to sell of my frame dwelling so South Cher
W said butlding s lBX2S, one story and half,
with four rooms. Anyone wishing 10 purchase can
have Il at bargain. For further particulars enquire
ON the premises, wish TO buid. Also for sale set
OF blacksmlth's tools. ..#
ap-rIsd JOSEPH McCUItDY. \
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-05-19

Are you Bilious2 Try the remedy that
cured Mrs. Clement Of Franklin, N. H.
Hoods Sarsaparflla, made in Lowell,
Mass.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-05-19

Clears out rats, mice, reaches, flies,
ants, bed bugs, skunks, ehipmunkss
gOphers. 15c- Druggists.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-05-19
MISCELLANEOUS.
Executors Notice.

NOtioe hereby given that Undersigned has been
duly appointed and qualified executor of the estate
OF james Clement late OF Stark county OhiO decd. 10
7 }. S BEUCLElt
mayad Executor,
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Wer 1T Trau gBinslo,p 2

Oa, bteis 5rase oft ssfsllt ptro. pulltn
mir tinfad fasen, bab Re sine Dams IN,
Die es iId felt 80 Sabren sur Nufsabs maGs
ts. Grausnfranfbeiten, baupt1adli6 aber
4inbertranfbstten au fubtren. @ie bot
bic Runltitution unb bic Beolrfni6e biefsr
3atlretden &laiien beionbers sspraft unb
ale Nefultat prafs'idsr SenntniIe unb
Grfabrune, reldbe iIe i'm Qaufe zines Msn.
f&enalters als &ranfsnpFessriu unb ar3t
ee1ammelt, bat iie ben @uotins Gprup
ais belonpsrss Wittsl fir sopnenbs 8ineer
sufammsneeiebt. Disle Mebi,in bat cine
masilde @irfuns = iie sbt Nube W,
@eiunpbeit unp erbalt cfsnen qeib. Su
Solse pisitr Msebin II Jrau Wtnslow
tpeltterutmt 9evo.een ale WOtlttatsrin
Der &inber. unb bic Rinter werben erpe
mno banfsn ibr bafiir. Muh In hisler @taot
Bat fe bic &tnber 81 Danf psrpfiGtet.
@rcbe Quantitaten sss @oot'ng @yrup
ptrtsn bier tdelid Oerfauft unb perbraudt.
gDir slauben, Ilrs. Winslpw BAT li@
burdb oisien artitsl unRerblia ssma&t
uno mir iinb iiter,euet, bab bur& bsnfel.
ben 5aufsnee pon 6inpern esrettst murben
uno rab Ntllionen benlelbtn nod NIT
@rfcls sebraudsn uerbsn. Rsine SHUTTER
bat ibrs pfliGt settan, srsnn fe nidt
M.s. Winslom's Sopting 6yrup an.
manpte. yeriudt es N1e.-aaoies gtFtor
9few yorf. gu perfauien bet ollen
DruSstiten. -25 gents bic gla(ds.
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So m Epbeerrettet.

Dilliam s. @ousblin BON @omersiIe,
Wa1. last ; Sal 5erbit 1875 betam
id 9unsenbluten, sefolSt bon eineui befti=
gen 3ulten. SD perlor ZEN @ppstit unb
mein Gleii& unb wuroe bettldgeris. Sn
1877 brahte man mid ins 6cspital. Iie
9lsr3te e,fldrten, id bate elm Sod in mel.
ner sunse bon oer @rSee einss ta!ben
Dcllarituds. Soear be Nadritt bon
meinem Ippe perbreitete fh. SD aab
a0c 5cffnuus ouf; ea empbabl mir elm
8reuo Or. Billi lam 5alls Bal.
I'M ir tie eunse. Sd setraudte
cine 6lai6e uno Su meinem @tifaunen
ipurbs i'd, belTer. uno bin beute geiinber,
als lett brei Sabren.
SD lhreibe bies In Der 6of5nuns, ba6
Sober nit franter 1unse Bebaftete Or
B lillian sails 8alfam see
braudt. unb id bin iibsrseuet, boB baes
felbe bic Mus,ebruns beilt.s Sd tann
rciitio bebaupten, oab mir Der Baliam
mebr @utes erwieien bat, ais aue iitriz
seu gr5eneien suiam men, bic i'd nabm.
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9ie fSraae aelEft.

gs giebt teinen Ort i'm Slb,peHen,
mo- 1i6 Bic 9amen nit mebr @eI6mad
fleiben als in San 9lntonio. IS miro
sugegehen, baB bieielben nit ben neuen
WtoDen in iebem We6iel glei6en S6ritt
balten. Tor GINGER 3eit tparen Uni Tere
Samen i'm 3peifel iiber bic 9lusmabl
bon SriiblingszSeibe fir Yromena6e=,
yarlor= uno 8eiu6sgarberobe. gDolfz
ION bat Die Trage betreffs Gualifdt unb
Wtulter gel0ft bur6 bic Qlnfunft ieiner
Seioenseuge fir Sriibjabrsfleiber, unb
Die Musma9l ipirb iebt raid getroffen
iperoen. Seine i6marae, bea= unb blln=
felblaue, biolette, orangenfarbene unb
geitreifte @eioe, iOuie fir So6seitsflei=
Der unb gelab tper6en bas 6ers Ser
Samen nit 6reu6e erfiillen. M
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NaeS auf ter Welt eber ien als vtp=
III d" - IN bieiem Sinn!
als cages harauf Glfreo ile BAT, tbn
nad @ebner's gidenbain gu besleiten,
ldlns Re es al. Die fplsenben Gage
ebenio, unb Nlfreo fiblte balo, baB Te lid
nidt lnebr nit ibnl 5eisen tpo(lte. ST
badte, cS iet eine Der Serdnoerunsen, Die
ibr beiberieitiseS grwadIeniein nit ii4
brddtc, uno ergab iid trauris barein,
aber Obne @rOll = ben wabren @runb
abnte ct nidt. @te lab, caB eS i'm
ldmer5te, uno nun fam eS tpte 1don oft:
iie bereute. ibnt web' setban gu buben, uup
ldlus ibm einen onberen, tpeniser beleb=
ten Wes mad @eBnsr's @idenbain Dor,
als ben sempbnten, bort bcffte |ie nidt
nit ibm seieben gu merben. Sic wuBte
es ielbit nidt, DaR iie ben Spott ber Seute
nod mebr iir Glireo ais fir lid lelbit
fardtete. baB iie Jpn nod mehr UNI sl,=
frebS willen ais nm ibrer ieltIt mi(en
permieo.
90 I4rttt oenn bas unsleide Ydrden
an einem iASnen Spmmernahnlittase
mad oem ftiaen munberpolen Wdlbden,
oe6en Wipfel pas einfade Denfmal @eB=
ners beidatteu. Niemaub mar ibnen
be8esnet, fein bosbaites 2ddeln bate
GnnaS 8efabl perleet, iie mar fur einen
Nusenblif gan, allein nit Mlireo auf Der
Wett. Sdweiseno traten iie in bic grit
men 5allen, pelde bic Natur ielblt benz
anoenfen ibres treuen Wulers erbaut gu
baten idien, uno in bas Sfauiden Der
bidt peri4lunsenen Neite wcben iid leiie
bic tinblid riibrenben WOrte beS entidta=
fsuen Oidters. Sin feierlider Self webtc
bisr III benz fiiblen WalbeSbunfet, ME ct
u..s pie @ebddtniBitdtten umsiebt, bic Elm
b sntbareS Solf benz 9lnoenfen ieiner Gp=
len aemeitt. Sin leiier freunbli9er
MesL.ai an baS perborsen idlummernbe
@ute nnD @rbabene i'm Wenidenber3en
tlinst ourh bic 2uft, es 1T als cb Der
srpbe Icbte aus benz Wunbe beS NbbilbS
iprdde: Tc!se neinem Yeiipiel - Du
fannIt e., uoue nur!
ifycrtebuna folct)
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8 9.

= Die Seras Baeificbabn bat idmmt=
li6e irldnbii6e Qlrbeiter an ber 8abn=
itrefe na6 81 Paio entlafen uno Gbi=
nelen bafiir angetnorben, bic I'M so
Gents pr. Sag billiger arbeiien.
- Sie Qei1e zines fleinen Ginbes 1T
in @orlicana aufaefunben tporoen; bie=
lelbe mar obne ollie &leiber.
- Muf Der Mi1ouri Yacilicbabm
ipurbe eitt Mann iiberiabren, ber auf
benz @eleiie entlang ging, unb tDotli6
peripunbet. 8epor er fiarb befannte CT,
baB er tpegen ungeieblidem S1napps=
bremen berfolgt ipiirbe unb Barrett
belize. st ma6te bies 8efenntniB, Inn,
pie er iaste, iein 0epifien gu err
lei9tern.
- Gin alter Deuti6er, Der bon Spu=
ton au SUB nod Wbarton tpanoerte
unb febr berllntergefommen ausIab, er=
bing ii6 on Der Bride iiber ben golo=
rabo bel Wbarton. Sein Selbiimorb
ipurbe inbeb bur6 ben 8riiden=Snipec=
tor pereitelt. Der i'm abi6nitt unb ins
Qeben 5uriidrief.
-8ei Matagor0a ftarben jiingft 3 Mits
glieber einerTamilieYarnes binnen ipeni=
gen Stunbem. 8arne5 uno feline Srau
lagen on ber 2ungenentalinbung bar
nieber, webbal6 ibr Sobn na1 Niata=
gorba gu einem @rst gei6idt tpurbe.
Oas pierb, oas Der junge Barnes rift,
ftiir3te unteriDegs unb fiel auf ieinen
Heiter, Der auf Der Steae tobt blieb.
9ls man bic 2ei6e fano unb na6 Saus
i1affte, traf man AUDI bic Gltern als
3ei1en an.
= Sobn 8rpau, eiu Sremier. Der
in Sort Mortb ippbnt uno bort beI1ul=
bi9t miro, bas @iienbabnungliif in
3anger peranlaBt gu baben, ipoburb
auei Wleni6enleben berlpren giagcn, rer=
iuAte lib gu t6bten. @r i6oB lid) in ben
&opf, lebt aber nod. 8eioe Ginnbafen
bat er f6 bur6 ben S@uB 5eri6mets
tert.
- Sic Seras paciiicbabn tpill i1re
Nusgaben rebueiren unb bat beBbalb
cine Wenge 9trbeiier entlafien. Sn Der
Observation-Disclosures gu Sort g8ortb
allein ipurbe breiBig slrbeitern gefiin>
bigt.
= Sn 8lebioe, SeurrD gruntp, be-
luitigten Ii6 mebrere iunse &opbies in
bem 0ofraume bes bOrtigen 9otels nit
56ieben. Oabei erbielt oenil bic Sods
ter bes Sotelbelibers einen SireifiduB
am &opf, mdbrenb ibr 8ruber ins Gnie
gei6oiien ipuroe unb an Der Wunbe
itarb.
- Borne erbielt cine 9(n5abl beut=
i6er 3arpfen suseianot, ipelde in einem
neben benz @ibolo gelegenen 3eide aus=
gefeBt tpurben.
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ibcrtfebuna folot.)

*sseine pirfli6 elegante unb Delicate
Dame tpenbet germ fiinitlibe 6ilfsmit=
tel an um ibrer friiberen S60nbeit
nadsubelfen. Gur fOrperli6e @eiuno=
belt fann bas Geuer, ipel1es bas ganSe
9lntlib erleu6tet unb bic frii6e Garbe
in ben Baden suriidbringen. @enn es
irgeno ettpas auf ber ganaen Welt giebt,
melbes bas 81 Merfe bringt, 1T es Grau
2pbia 6. Mnfbam's &rduter=Mii6 i6ung,
bic f6on Sauienben bic @eiunbbeit au=
riidgebradt bat, mo- ale anoeren Seilz
mittel umfonit maren.
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@eloteS Namb.
=
Stanbarb : 9en9ite.

Nambrino 6pwarb (1rabsr). Siett
r.. ~, y. s. xrsaep's gatalOs, 2srtneton. Rp.
Bap>8or6e, Is eanb bed, 1870 Yfunb 0emi4t.
Dsdsn elmer Ndby $2S.
8niebt Of CT. 2ouis (g,onbluD Gr
ilammi son 0lsnboner uno gpRlon Siete D,yns
@mernaa Stub Boot. Hpl. 8, paa. s53. ,.5f
buntsl Gbssnut Sorrd Gsdtn sinsr Wdbrs $25 !.
Di q. atnmds Sad. 10 parb bod. soo gfb.
fdwu. Dsdsn diner Ndbre oetr Gftlin tl6.
Sbort 6rrn Doublnt &inbpitt. Noibe 3uurn
a6unbswansis, qonhon Duts. esrinston. Rs.
Dlr jsbe Rub $40.
Die Hratiabrs-Saifo bssinnt ON l. gebruar
8teiusuna, 8aaIaablnas bsin abtolsn Der
Nabs. Golie bitlelte fttn fsobsn biinasn.
wirb fur bas Dsdkn fsrltlttn In ndtftr Salfpn
ntdbiS tsrt6nti. Ditb pet&eS man an Stfreb
@tasse. Nain ylasa atlifftrt. wirb fciteafret
absebolt unb ,urldesbrodt. lsss
aIIfreo 0miIttam,
81 tup peletts, dtrae.
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SIM Senot brofte g}fenffer 81,

SIM @enat bra6te pfeuffer elm
Imenoement 5ur 2oeal Option 2ap
Bill ein, natb tuel6em es ben probu=
eenten bon Wein geItattet tpiro, in Quan=
titdten nnter eirem Quart gu berfaufen.
Sas 9lmenoement mllroe angenommen.
gben 10 ipuroe bic Spnnta9s=gia, tpie
lie bas 9ous omenbirte, angenommen.
ya6 Der Bill 1T Der Nerfauf DON Waa=
relt smil6en 8 llbr Gormittass unb a
llbr Na6mittags perboten. ueber Die
gemilligung BON $4,000 5ur Mufre6t>
erbaltung bes Grensi6ubes entfpann
1t1 eine lange Debatte, Da bic Ntitg.ie=
Der 6es Oftens $4,000 fit seniigenb
bielten, iie unterlagen inbeb f6lieBli0.
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S10nbeit atno Srii1e.
~ ~ = r r. r 4 + -
wsrpea bem Wunbe perlicben burd
S 0 z 0 D Q n 7

weldes bic 3Sbne NJ E 8, bas iRabnfeiid
roi is unb ben Mtbem angeneh m
madt. @s entfernt ben Weinifein rrll=
ftinois unb tenabrt fe pcr Yerbelben.
Bel Srosuiften su baben.
1919 tupi
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p@.gin pint Der i6oniien 5arbe fir
6amilien ober Shulen fam aus einem
10 @entsspafet Der Siamautfarbe bers
geitellt tperoen. Dieielbe fdrbt Sebes
yDole unb Baummoae.
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Maaere Menfhen

Wells Health Renewer fellt bic
@efunoteit wieoer her nao siebt Ssaft,
furirt Masenidwdde, llnfrudlbarteit unb
anoere @eidled,tsfebler. 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-08

DEPAR TENTS.
READY MADE CLOTHING:
f1ne business and dress suits and sen dress suits for
Doys and men. Garments to lit the proportionate the
&l aid the stout hvure Boys suits from So S25;
mems from $40 to S}5 Fin overroats for Gentlemen
alone Prices range from Sc $40 have overcoats
large as o. inches listers Newmarcts Sacques Ulster
lined f ~ ~
CUSTOM ORDER DEPARTMENT:
best cutters best wOrkmen. best goods, best trim
iEs and best assortment. Suits to from S35
FURNISHING GOODS:
Cnuer"ear Tor gentlemen as large GO inch chest
ASSURE and all the best makes, including American
osltry CO. goods i'll full assortment in red white and
ciouded Shir collars cuffs. half hose long hose,
gloves SIX and linen handkerchcfs cardigan jackets
d large as ~ inches susIenders. tics &c.
SPORTING GOODS:
stunning suits OF cor, uroy and duck. Blue flannel
bicycle suits long hose leather ovegaiters and other
sIs1aliies. my own manufacture and not obtainable
elsewhere.
RUBBER AND OIL CLOTHING:
Goats, caps hats. tanas. capes ccaks with sleeves
eVlls &c for boys and men. Ladies' rubber gloves
Sonle special coats i'll MarInt, hes One expressly for
horseback not to be found est where in the $ Livery
rubber coats. Hospital she til, Long gloves OH
SUITS double and single. Towers best The only com
pete assortment III tL- DC Buying from first hands.
am prepared furnish the trade as low as any jobber
Ill the
Each department separate. ard but
. ONE PRICE
asked or taken in all
:. GEORGE c. HENNING.
~ 4lO eth street.
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E'lR SALE-TuE FIEIaNT RE~fDFNsT N5,f7,,-
- Garner % MAJ illsstt~ Aye4.. ai,. i--r. -,
HftA" 81 Tor IaFt. has aid card o. "a -
'rtA ali y 70 TYLER 4 kt lIIE..f .iRp ''~'
AN-At' keal tstAt- AILA In uraun- ~ , :. O 81
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Day GooDs AND DREss Goops.
". NJ. SINISTER l. SONS

HAVE JUST OPENED NEW LOT OF TRICoT AND
BROAD CLOTHS AT THE FOLLOWING Low
PRICES. SIS 81 AND $3.50
VERY CHOICE BROWN BILLIARD CLOTH AT 81 25
IhlC0I CLOTHS IN THE NEW COACHMAN
PLA1DS IN NEW CLOTH STYLES
WE ARE SHOWING A LARGER STOCK OF FINE
CLOTHS AND WOODEN THAN EVER AND
ARE SELLING THEM LOWER THAN NEW YORK
PRICES
BLACK AND COLORED vELvETS
LYONS PURE SILK YELvETS.
SPECIAL ATTENTION Is CALLED TO OUR VERY
LARGE STOCK OF EVENING GOODS
We HAVE MADE UNUSUAL PREPARATIONS FOR
LARGE BUSINESS IN EVENING SILKSSATINS,
CASHMERES, GAUZES, &C.,
SILK GAuZES. AT &c
WHITE AND COLORED ILLUSIONS
We ARE OFFERING GREAT BARGAINS BROCADE
NtLNETS AND GROS Gt,AIN SILKS.
BONNETS. GUlNETS AND GIRAUD CELEBRATED
BLACK SILKS. ALL GRADES
MOURNING GOODS OF SUPERIOR QUALITIES
CLOAkS AND SACOUES
WE ARE SHOWING THE BEST STOCK OF HAND
SOME SILK AND PLUSH GARMENTS TO BE
FOUND IN THIS CITY. AND ARE SELLING
THEM AT PRICES THAT MAKE RAPID SALES
NEWMARKET COATS IN CLOTH AND PLUSH
PLUSH SACQUES, SILK DOLMANS PLUSH DOL
MANS. MADE or FIRST CLASS MATERIALS
ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES
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GENUINE INDIA SHAv1s.
s E TON PERRY.
SUCCESSOR TO PERRY BRorHrp,

SUCCESSOR TO PERRY BROTHER,
HAS JUST OPENED THELARGEST STOCK OF GEN.
SIN6 INDIA SHAWLS AND WRAPS THAT HAS
IN PRICE FROM s75 10 81 900. THESE SHAWLs
..COMPAGNIE DIES INDES." WHO ARE HEAD.
QUARTERS In EUROPE AND AMERICA FOR
INDIA WRAPS" AND WILL BE EXHIBT FED ~ BY
Me FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY, This Is RARt
PURCHASE A GENUINE CAMEL,s HAIR SHAWL
QR MKAP AZ He ASSORTMENT IS VERY
THE LOWEST ~ -
ELEGANT STOCK OF PURE SILK LYONS vELvETs
EfOM "A TO " INCHES WIDE. In BLACK AND
COLOhS, FROM S. To g.
BROCADED vELVETS ALL PRICES.
BLACK AND CoLoRED SILKS OTToMANs RAD.
AMERS; AND SATINS FROM THE BEST
FRENCH MAKERS. AT CORRECT PRICES.
DIES HABITS W.
IMMENSE STOCK OF SILK WRAPS AND FIR.
LINED CIRCULARS
U-EVENIN6 GODS SPECIALITY
tF-SUPERB ASSORTMENT OF FANCY NOVELTIES
FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS N
IESPECIAL APARTMENT FOB DISPLAYING
EVENING GOODS.
~, WsC llGE GOODS. PLAIN FIGURES AND COR
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CLOTHS AND NAPKINS TO MATCH.
EACH SET IN A HANDSOME FANCY BOX, AT
VERY LOW PRICES. ALL THE ABOVE GOODS
ARE OF THE MOST CELEBRATED GERMAN
MANUFACTURE. SUCH AS WE HAVE KEPT IN
STOCK EXCLUSIVELY FOR THE PAST FOUR
YEARS, AND WHICH ARE THE MOST RELIABLE
GOODS IN THE WORLD THEY WILL INCLUDE
PLAIN WHITE 81 $40 AND s.12 CLOTHS AND 81
NAPKINS TO MATCH. AND PLAIN WHITE
FRINGED DAMAsK "a, $40 AND s.12
CLOTHS WITH 4-s DOYLIES TO MATCH
ALSO. FANCY BORDERED DAMAsK
So $40. s-12 AND STA CLOTHS
WITH 4s DoYLIEs TO MATCH
ALSO. SPECIAL OFFERING
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The increase this year over last is principally
to be found among the insane the sick and I'M
known causes. The insane this year number
l31, as against 0 last year; the hopelessly sick
40, to Is; and unknown cases I73, to I36.
The prominent character of many Of those
who have committed suicide is startling. In
the list ar Samuel s. Ward, leading citizen
of Port Huron, Mich; William Fl. Locke, Post.
master at Eufala, Ala; Justus Koehler. for.
eign insurance agent in New York; Father
y Farrell, priest at Peoria, ILL.,: Ambrose Fla.
ch1r1, cotton broker, New York; Joseph w.
Curtis. prominent citizen of Milwaukee,: Au-
gust Ash, United States Marshal of Nevada:
=. c. Urner, a leading citizen of Cine matt:
n. Gardner, Treasurer of the Baptist Church.
Pla nfie d, N. Y; Richard S. Fay, merchant
Boston: Josiah S. Pennington, ST. ok broker
baltimore; James Tremaine, broker Boston:
Cornelius j. Vanderbilt, New York; Her
man Monk, prominent m reliant Of Louisville;
William j. Laud, State Chemist Of Georgia:
Edward II. Green; broker. Phi ladelphia:
Rev. Joseph Bartlett, Congregational clergy.
man. Portland. Me-; Archbsh p Nestor of the
Russian Church. San Franci=co; C. W. Wetton.
Audit of the TT Dodge & Dies Moines Rail.
road; Rev. j. Denton, Superintendent
OF Publ c instruction in Arkansas; Colonel
Fielding Lowry, ex-postmaster of Dayton. o. !:
James +. Atkinson. editor of the Minny Ne,Ds
klorenct, Wis; Lieutenant-Colonel Schofeld
Y: 3. a.; James A. Wilson, II easurer of De
Witt County, Illinois: and Byron Kimball
stock-broker. Boston. Mass.-CnicGOO Tribune.
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THE WORLDS
A Summary or the Daily News.


At the Presidents reception on New Years
Day great excitement was created by the sud
den death Of the Hawaiian Minister. After
being presented to the President, and while on
his way TO the ante-room, he was attacked
with vertigo and spasms. He was promptly
attended by the physicians. but shortly after
wards died In one of the apte-rooms at the
Executive Mansion. When the Minister was
taken sick che music stopped, and after the
announcement Of his death the reception
ended.
NJ. Gambetta died at his residence at Vile
d'Ayray, in France, at midnight, just at the
advent OF the New Year.
DIR. Neumeye-, the eminent physician of
Berlin, in public lecture ascribed Gambetta's
death due to the incompetency of doctors at
tending him.
The profits Of the Garfield fair are reported
to be nearly $4,000.
TheLegislature of Connecticut declared the
so-called "black ballots" valid, and Gov. Wal
Ter and the other Democratic officers elected
were installed.