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Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-11-06
Public ke@oos EeDer9.?i

The following is a list of the ,pu
hpils ia District No. 5 whdse axerag,
9tia Upgrade is go percent:
Glass A-Edna Isaac Frank iGe,
nung, Dan Gen ung.rf 81
j Glass B-Wfllie johnson, Motif
Steel, Ella Sill wver, Jennie Shaw
Yer.
CLASS C-Fra nk Steele, ,Wingan
Upton, James Upton, Martha Cart
wright, Charlie Cartwright, Marla
johnson, Mary johnson, s Charhe
johnson, Eva Smith. Loq5 q nun &
Mabel Genung, Mollie ShaivSer.-|
PRIMARY CtAss-Claude Steele
Freddie Genung Fss
The average daily attendance for
IRE month ending October 14th was
fourteen.
10 the patrons of my school l
wish to ayrthat the first month OF
oprsschool year past off very pleas
antly, and, 1 trust, probably L ap>
peal to each patron for opefatidh
in the work of the school, especial ly
in securing prompt, regular attend-
ahce. The best results can be at>
aimed 10 scnool only where attend
ance is Feeular, Do not encoq age
The children to think that an absence
of few days or even one day can
make but little difference, thus al
lowing them to form habit of
earelessness in small things, which
may go with them through life; ,but
see 10 it that their attendance is
regular, unless their is something
to prevent. "' "r''f gu
L would be glad at any time TO
have the patrons or anylqtbe IfHlenJi
OF education visit our school ENothu
ing encourages thes pupils more than
frequent visits ftem parents, and it
affords the parents an7oppor ainify
to become acqu inted with the
teacher and her work in the school.
We have an intelligent class of pu-.
pills, and I see no reason why we
should not, with the proper interest t
on the part of each one and a regu>
lar attendance, make our school
second 10 none in the eeunty. ~
MISS EDNA Y. WARREN. a.
TeacheEsA
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DissoIution Notice.

T7TT FT-iT.lii4f fflfF 8
M oTIoE is hereby given that the firm
~ of JAS. Mccarthy g. Co., heretofore
ZEN gagged i'm the businesses blacks mithing,
hnrsesr oeing, and general epairing has
This day been dissolved by mutnal coL-
sent, Mr.! JAS Mccarthy retiring from the
same.
* The books and accounts of the firm may
be found in the. hands of Bernard Gold
man with whom settlement of all out
standing accounts will be !, ade immed j.
ately to close mp the business . p III
8 ~ =7ii' fa1i JAS. MCCARTHY d CO. h.
i, Phoenix. Oct,+7. 1884.
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fisra-e. Propensity and Passion bring
sfanki d HumberIrss ailments; Foremost
am .-g Them are Nervousness. Nervous
d bilirv aud uunatug al weakness of the
C4,Ht rauve Organs; ALIENS Brain Food
successf lily fveFcomes these tropbies
and re-tore~ the sufferer to his former
vIoor. STAT druggists or by mail from
J II. Allen, 3l5 FRS. Ave, New DIRK
City. mwtf1w
RD-To all who are suffering
from errors and indiscretions of youth.
n.srvou- weakness early deca loss of
mar hood &C. I will send receipt that
will cure yru, FREE OF hARGE. This
.,rsar r..medv was discovered by mission
az. in south A merica- send Srlf-add ess-
ed .euveiobe TO Rev. JOSEPH T. INMAN-
Station u, NesS York.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-11-06

The firm of Rosenthal, Kutner 6
Co. has this day been dissolved by
mutual consent. Myrtil Godchaux
retiring from the firm. Business
will be carried on hereafter under
the firm name of Rosenthal g. Kut-
ner. MYRTn GoDcHAUx,
' N. RosENTHAL,
etrrfata 1=fTh p
PHOENIX, Sent. %, 1884. .fs. irt %
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Rough on Itch
"R9ugh on Itfh" cures humor=,
trupifons, ringWofms setter, SIR
rheum, frosted feet, chilblains. -
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IoWa, hansas, \ epfAshal MIlHtsOIa
Misssari ia olAe 4R,ys ajpished
Dvert9egp era.IEln sri{.s .aEak &

! Iowa, Kansas, y cpfAs Ia, MINNESOTA
BIZ issglsri a8n olAe 4bYa IS qishc5i
! 50vortsSo crslEEn srA<B gsU s
| Clea,ing the potato bugs from an
aee pf@pptatoes by the use Of Ifts is
1 S5rse6 Is set down Acknowledgements
at So in Inc cost of cultivation.
The board bill for grasshoppers
sceAlM @pqFia in E184s Sl5,oeeo Qe,
and in the same year impoverished
and drove a thousand s@QerssCut of
KANSAS Z 3 SSsa5
i HfiAA Haralsap, of Selma. Ala.
has received an offer from northern
capitalists to put two hundred ithou>
sand dollars int9 a new. cotton mill,
provided the business men Of Selma
~wrff-r5rise an eqna1 amount. Nego--
tiations are pending.
- ~ -
} TAS-Aaael4istery is-bcing- pat in pc
sition al the Rq1aIdel cotton II i'll
Rockingham, n. c. The full ca
gaTFl1sH of ,lbe beil1lsk lsik thdgSgand
spind7es and two hundred and fifty
looms, but it.4will he started with
+ t tFFF shepsapdi 4spindles rand tenel
hundred looms.
In 1880, Fls eEsqs had seventy e one
looms i I'M rq sl 4 II two thousand six hundred
and forty-eight sspiqdiesi now the
figplilrs, haYe grown. TO. one hundred
and sixty five looms and twelve
Thousand Two hundred seventy
four spindles, an increase of nearly
Fl ffgEp sgpeFt5per gnggup,
A green paint which Will stand
the heat of steam and not scale of |
and chapge coldr,. and which can be
used for PARTING steam engine, is
prepared by using a chrome green
lgI duaFI lh japan Flpdsrut odg9n sevs
efa tFinscoats, anfilthen coated over
with good wearing varnish.
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ma1orifY
~~@Ntj = =
rs TIT Ff2iflflfI
fIsH BE FirRE AT DEMING.

: BE ifERE AT DkMINd.
DINING, Nov .5-Last night
abolH 9 oaelucsk " hen th@eass bound
ps5sseng CERTAIN was a4tait@IcaYing.
a fle lnake out Ill the warehouse of
Leethaii, flol per Bros. & Co.,
!. wi4k 4 stood, onlrle Santa Fe siue OF
tn elaehot huildinIes and Only about
so feet distant from the hotel and
waiting rooms. On the north side
s,re#the saAta Fe side tracks, which
are usually full Of freight cars. Last
uigAtth cars loaded with mer>
chaHaise for Lockbart. H PIPER Bros
& Co. v die along side tlIe.warehouse
aud would have been unloaded to
,iay. Al tie first u la, IA of fire, the
he Souiherh Pacific yard engine
was switching the passenger train,
*nd immediately dropped work, ran
10 The west end of the yard and
ca me down on The Santa rFe main
track u1 " thin hundred yards of
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MIscSf1aIsSSHs-

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Anew Ktcs-n scati1en Factory $50
be erected at Columbus, Ga.
There are 315 Gotten mills in the
sonth era States, agaiHst .1so fouf
years ago.
The increase in The cotton yield
ritf aIeoreis for AseA.lpstz teli years is
100 per cent.
: An-ehort is=beIs1g 1sadeTto gorgan>
IL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS facto#5@eompaasz
ia Rome, Ga.
NJ At ] 4E s99qqlk7 gN.sqs, a s5eo#
SAM spindle cotton MIL is receiving
II m Is y ] 9tfTyI5ua saAIo-re
The Savannah, Ga, cotton eX~
oh2qqees54dosS58 >b9pq,siqqqqs A4f. thirty>
five million dollars annually.
IL isyeeaEsa tbai.NSorglerm eaEt>i
talists viii build cotton fectofy
nsag Lockxple, QhAthap coqRssx5
KbgthBg9rofiaa.a y % NS5Ss -
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Pretty VI oman. rYrf
= ILadies' wf1ewould retain freshness
and r. ,yivacity. Don't fail to try
q Wells Health Renewer."
lnn ayni !anaI LELlEEEzE
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- - = ,tls us 70
' ir" ''Rongh o n T6OtIlaehe
% lnstantl ell ef for .'Feet heIh e Y Ntsi+
ralgia, Faeeache. Ask for though
on Toothache3l 10 u 95c!sa "of4nid
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Quick sales ard small profits is
the motto of. Dillon 6 Keneally. >
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ILLINOIS FOR BLACK JACK.
~ INDIANA not doNE YET

I ILLI-NViS II OIt bLAOh JAOh'
Special to the HERALD. nalsfa
CHICAGO, 'NoY .6-Biaine and Lo-
gan have carrie cd the State of ILLS
nois by about % 900 majority .la s-
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! 4 = \ u Ut
Notice of Dissolution.

Secretary Gila River Canal Co..
oct9 ,30ds -s4 ~
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-11-06

A car load of choice potatoes just
received at Geo F. Coats
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PIBfAiCo

Tl-f
Special to the HERALD.
Tucson Nov. a Bean and Long
away ahead; Stephens possibly de-
feated. Hughes, Paul and Shaw an
certain. In gcnral the Republican,
ticket wins all over tine county.
special %aa to tn; I Hsn4re rl Ill.
the following NJ aiorities Ban 271
over Head aud Long 335 over Zones.
ADDrrIoNA Al FROM YUMA 5a5.
Special to the HERALD. f.s4-f-,
YUMA, Nov $50 far as heard
from, the vote OF the county stands
as fellows; Bean i'll, Head rs; Long
80, Jones 115; Al nsworth 16e, CoI'n>
wall %; for Sheriff-Iyner 155,
Douglas 50.
The NORTH ERN COUNT Es.
Special to the HERALD.
PKEsCoTT, Nov. g, p. m.-Apa
county indicates 200 majority for
tht Republican ticket. Cornwall
carries Mohave county by GO, other>
wise Republican, ticket gets good
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-01

Drs MoiNEs, Feb, a0,-Aiter q lengthy
discussion ot tho Kennedy prohibition bill
the House Of Representatives Thursday, Mr.
Clayton, ut roJiawaDNmo odovd ns o sub
sututo for the whole mlllcr o license bin,
which Is, In substance, Che Nebraska law. 10
o. TO bring the entire question bpuaruy no
fore the House, Tho license fixed b not
loss than $1,000, Pending tho discussion
The House adjourned
Senator Gillette, NJ Boone, was elected
and Installed President pro TOM OF tho Sem
ate, The proceeding were uuluL
A bill was introduced TO uNipnd aid 10
farmers protective associations engaged In
conicstug tho legality Of OuDed'wiro
pdlcuiA
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-01
Anerea MannIaoLnre of .tntI.tIc..

OTTAWA, Can, Feb 20-John Lowe,
Secretary Of the Department Of AHlcul
twc, In wing eyidcuce said the statements
OF Chief VI mo Bureau Of Statistics at
Washington with reference 10 the number
Of people coming into the states
from Canada were simply absurd
and without foundation, The a0daylA
Of collectors Of customs at Port Huron and
Fort GtdlI0t declare that no data whatever
exists on which Chpt NImmo could arrive
NJ such conclusion ono collector says
that ON ono OoousIuu his report was returned
fIola Washington with o Wqucst fora larger
number ui female, aud cNildTuL When
the Collector asked whore hU should g0t
thrm, tho rrply cIlnu, Manufacture
thuW.N
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-01
CANTON, OHIO, SATURDAY. MARCH l, 1e

A..
nnmee miItee lesve 70 report ~ my tlne NJ,
present hu'e OF puhlheaA ule eueot of lliu
resolution would not DO 10 dll tho
plll uttoly, MI hnnnhll dunleu olnphhtlchlly
.. tnnt suoh Woulu pe llh eneoG Whh not 90
huuSnVo motion, pul Que Whlph Wouln enable
Wy piii 70 po put in'9 pIupnr opnalnullonhi
snape, mr' hhhnhli uonlllllel me yohh ana
nnys ~ a. nls roholulo.l, Wnlo, Was Ieloot9u..-
yonsl iovi hYh' iip, nn lne liouhu lcluhpu W
luvouinnnN thv MI iho plil tnon phhhou-
yohh lpoi nhyh Nh lllh PROVISIONS hppcM IN
urloi VlheWnvro,l - A..
A, lupiu pualnohs WM tnoh huhpunuou, hnn
.nV nouso pIouuuunu lo pny NJ npIuopIlhuo
~, n,uuio ~ w tno Illvhlu.y VI llon, ~ w. haehoi'
my uvJlIpauhtnlNo lloil hhnhns' Lu,.
,,mri huioy uoTu whulnoly, t9 tne hplily
mhhiun w Nv" mI' hnaho,l nIin vlhp,l,you W
Hsh HH,aihh unaIsv W. Wy i',ln l piil w ult,oI w
WehRIu1 mo'u inuu uy nphlra, auuhoI, hol1uf
tihns tihSm''vg, "po, nrpnn, n".hn, ~
nnn t,oVmo ""u rorH'n1' fho hou"o tnoh hu'
''u'h""' Mama.
htNHf.'
IN tue senate Mr. Ingalls, introduced u blll
70 remove mo injunction or secrecy from tho
III order thht W. members might t0stiiy IN tho
the consideration OF the blll 20 authorize tho
construction or additional stool orulscrB'
Mr.. Miller, OF Calii0rnla, was IN inyor OF oon'
STRUGGLING American ine'rotwhr from Amerl-
can material ny American worNnon, Tho OK
hhplo OF ireu upVernlnont ANA irpo lnhlliu'
IONS was spreading inc ooniggion or FREQ
lhOuHhl among ~ nations, hlid ongonderlng
hhlfcd una malice among lmprrlhllAla AMI
monhfuhlHtA, hnd no wanted 10 800 America
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-01
DANA oN rAF pREslpENcY.

Ito Thinlsa that Tlldrn VIII iIo the DEM
oorhtlo Nominee In Response 10 tho ilo-
mnnd for the ola Ticket
New YoRK, Fob, 2O,-Tho Hordld pub.
lshoS long and very significant interview
with Charles A. Dana, OF tho Now York
Sun, In which ho sOysi Nothing ia moro
probable than that tho Democratic Conyen.
ton will nominate 1ldCn, and walt for hl0
reply before proceeding any further" This
statement, coming from DANA who was
tho ilral 10 BOy and constant 10 Insist
that Tlldon would, under no clroum.
Stances DO u candidate, IL looked upon Ns
very significant, Ail0r saying that Tlldon
Is In quito good health, ho says, regarding
his possible or probable nomination: ~
have never opposed IL | have said that ho
would not take II, but II IA surprising how
people all parts OF tho country arc Insisting
on the old ticket ThlafoOIlng has be0n much
strengthened by this rumpus about the tariff
Everybody fools that II 1lden could bo
nominated tho tariff business would bo
pushed by tho nomination into obscurlty
AS tho OnBo now stands nothing seems 10 bO
more probable than that tho Convention will
nominate Tllden and then walt hls reply DO.
for0 proceeding any further" Regarding
Tammany, no adds that the Now York de-
egaiion 10 tho Democratic Convention will
bO unltod and whatever Tammany mon bo.
long 10 II, 10 will DO admitted without n
light Regarding oll other candidates mon.
toned In the talk ho speaks dsparaglngly
lilo says tho strongest Republican Is led.
mundg, and tho noxt Arthur
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-01

IN seems therc was Republican con-
ference at Columbus the other night,
aud the Cleveland Leador'o correspond
ent saya;
"No Republican Of Judgment and pO'
lltIcal sagacity could Oe found who OK
pressed doubt ~ 10 The. result In ONO
next fall"
They talked the same way ono aud
two years ago; aud, indeed, no one there
would have dared to talk any other way
Foster. Noyes, GrOsyenor aud Others
iuade buncOmbO speeches, but those
men "of Judgment aud political sagac-
ity" we're wofully lacklng last year
and year before,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-01
The Morse Inquest,

Nrw youK, Feb oO In contradiction
Of Misc Blackbnrns statement that he
struck Saint Morse In her apartment
Thomas !, McGlyney testified nj tho In.
quest Thursday that when he visited Miss
Blackbun's lodgings on the night Of Feb,
VI he found Morse and tho blackburn
woman In bed together Mlsa blackburn
excuslng the situation by remarking that
she was lll and desired Mr, Morse to re-
main with her McGlyney denied that he
assaulted Morse Mse Blackburn, upon
being recalled, contradlctod MoOlyhey with
regard 10 hpf criminal intimacy with Mnrsa
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-01
Too Much snow Tor the wlrp..

Nav YonN, Feb, eo,-'rho snow storm
throughout this section Thursday morning
lntorfcrOd seriously with lclcgraphIng, In
Boston tho telephone wlres and wircs Of tho
frc-alafm system wore wrecked and, fall.
Ing on tho wires Of the Western
Union system, bothered Ia working consid.
orably, ny request OF tho Mayor the Flee.
trlc' Light Company did not charge the wiroa
remaining up, In order that tho lIne.men
might be able % make repairs A alXly.
foot pole bearing forty wires foil with u
crash NJ Columbus avenue station Just NA n
Boston 4 Albany train had passed, In on.
taro trains are being delayed and nban.
dobcd owing 10 The severity Of The snow.
storm, In Nova Scotia, also, the storm
nofpoly fauea
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-01
oreat Losa by IIlph wa,,r.

SunrvrroWr Lo,, Fob eo,--The water
Ia on stand, but nearly Nil tho river
plantations for ono hundred miles above
tho city aro under water Below tho city
the flooded district extends ninety miles
on the west side, all except fcw elevated
pacus being covered, On tho east slide, tho
banks bo ng higher the country IA not 10
badly ovcrllowod, though several plantations
Nro under water II IL impossible 10 ap.
pioSlmate the loss 10 planters IN hOuaes,
fences and stock Tho waters spread OH,
like spa 10 the swamps and highlands,
aud there is much suffering among the col.
OiOl pOunle.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-01
sEMI-WEEKLY.
PUBLIC POSTAL TELEGRAPH.
A Proposed line Of Magnificent Propor-
tions on Paper,

ALBANY, N, y, Feb, 29,-The most Inn
portant telegraph corporation formed In
years was incorporated here Thursday un-
der tho name Of the Public Postal Telo-
graph The general route Of the lines M
given In tho certificate fled with the secre-
tary Of State Ia from New York City through
New Jersey and Pennsylvania to Cleveland;
thence through Indiana to Chicago;
and thence through Iowa and 10 Omaha,
thence across Nebraska 70 and through
Cheyenne, and across Wyoming 10 Ogden,
and through Utah and Nevada to and
through San FiAncIsc0, there 10 connect with
the submarine telegraph cables ~ be- hnded
on the Pacific Coast, aud land Hines 10 San
Francisco from New York, through Albany,
Utica, Syracuse Rochester Buffalo Niagara
Falls aud Lewiston, % connect with sys-
TEN OF lines through Canada, and "
continue from Buffalo west 70 Denver
aud New Mexico through sL Louis 10
Portland, Ore, and 10 thu city Of Mexico,
from Chicago " Now prlNtnS, ITOm Wash
ingOn 10 Mobile, from Chicago TO Mobile,
from Syracuse via OsWcgu tu tWndd, frOm
New York through Vermont 10 Canada
from Albany 70 litlsNrd, springfield, W0r-
oester, Boston, Lowell Nashua, Manrhes'
Tor, 10 Concord All places on TO above
routes arc to be- connected, uud II Is also
contemplated to connect tll tho citles aud
towns with such foreign cities and towns
~ may bo connected by submarine cable
laid and 10 be laid from foreign nations,
etc, 10 either aud bll Of tho coasts touched
by tho PubIlc Postal Telegraph lurs Ih1
capital IL SlOO O0o divided into 900
shares The provision " made tul thn In.
crease Of the capital from time tO t.lHu untl
tho same shall amount Jt pal 10 10000, 900.
The subscribers ~ tho capital Nu lioA Q,
Stone, Ot New YORK. 900 shares; Nillam
u, Snow, RyOmalc, 30 shares; BouIanm
+, Blair az Frank Rudd OF Brooklyn, IS
share, each and George N, Brooks, OF New
York, ~ shares,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-01

Nrw yoRk, Feb p,--John Kelly saY
that New York will he Mo battle-ground in
the coming PRESIDENTIAL hohteei, that New
York will decide the election and that n
New York man should head the DelnocrntIe
Ticket 'fOmmOny Hall, he says has nc
candidate nnd viii have none, II will sup,
port the ticket, no matter who IN nominated,
TOmmNny viii send delegation 10 the State
Conventions and II not treated well there
viii lay It's grievances before the National
Convention.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-01

THE Wallace Mckinley contest Will
be taken up by the committee ut Wash
ington next Monday. The attorneys
will present and argue their respective
sides, the committee Investigate aud In
due time reach declOion and make n
report to tho House, This will all take
some days, We hope soon to announce
that Mr.. Wallace haa tho seat TO which
he VIVA fairly elected.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-01
ADDITIONAL EDITORIAL.
Hon, DAVID II, PAIGE has our thanks
for Congressional fayOra.

TnE Government Commissioner OF
Railroads was before the House Com
mittee ON Pacific Railroads the other
day, and conducted himself In u man
ner indicating that the railroad compa'
nies had hin.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-01

NEXT week the Morrison bill TO lower
tho tariff will bo reported to the House,
and II seems to be conceded that the
measure Will pass that body, II GER
tainly should become law, ~ the OBJ
ject IL revenue reform, pure aud simple
II Ia high time step was taken In the
direction of reform and economy.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-01

TnG Lower House Of Congress called
on the Secretary of the Treasury for In
formation ~ to how much money there
is In the Treasury that can be applied TO
the liquidation of tho public debt now
payable, without embarrassing the de-
partment.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-01
nllnola A. o. U. w.

SrmNarmLp, Fob, No. Tho Grand
Lodge OF tho Ancient Order Of
United Workmon concluded The election
Of officers Thursday os tollows Grand
Guide A. T. Bunap. OF Upper Alton,
Grand Waterman, q, y. Keller Of Peoria /,
Grand Trustee, james Mccartney, Of
Springfield, Grand Medical Examiner, Dr.
j, l., Million, OF Sprlnghcld Supreme
Representatives, q, ", Mcdowell, OF CarmI,
.. r. Berry, Of Carthage, and A. u, lloSs,
OF Quincy,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-01
strawberries y, t1.So n Quart,

CmoAoo, Fob. ap.-A dealer on South
Water street has Just received consign.
ment Of Strawberries raised IN hothouses
near New orleana They sell for sa 10 and
$500 per dozen, OF $3.50 a quart New
radlshus, raised In Mississippi, afe sold NJ
10 cents n dozen, Tomatoes from the Her.
muda Islands sell NJ Sl1b per box, while
tufnlpr OF thib years growth 40 readily at
SID 4 hnshhl
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-01

Don't replace ANY old elbows until you
have Heeu the new pAlent elbow that
costs no more ihnn II common onp, now
sold by tduyassers IN this aud adjoining
counties, AgputH wanted, Address with
gtumpa, &cu Wwh Wilkpy, Canton, Mr..
William Oldnpld will canvass tho city,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-01

MINISTER HUNT died At 81, Petersburg
"Wednesday, lle wasa native OF Louis
iaua, aud was taken from the Court Of
Chains and made Secretary Of the Navy
by President Garfield lie held the O0lcc
one yenr, when ho was sent 10 Russin'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-01

The leap year ball given blythe young
ladlea Of louisville on Tuesday evening
was n grand success, There were ndV
doorkeepers, marahOls, door manapefs,
ANA NIL positions wpr0 Oiled hy lRdieA
except tho orchestra The Young pnns
tlemen who attended from this city aay
they had ON excellent time.