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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-16

Tx Republican tariiG bill Of n yoor
ago reduced tho duty on Imported steel
rails for railways from &sS TO Sl7 u ton,
This was u Republican admission that
sas q ton duty was too high Tho Nor
rleon bill now proposes further rcduc'
tion 10 1890 u ton, The Republican
reduction yOar ago wOs sll u ton aud
tho reduction proposed by tho Morrison
bill s3.a0
According 10 the protection" organs
this reduction of s3lO IA awful, II IL
going 10 ruin ovorythlngi viii ehut up
rolling mills, throw lobOrcfs out of
work, or cut down wages Tho Clevo'
land Loader and tho Plain Dealer howl
horribly over this feature Of tho Morrl'
son bill. These organs did not howl
thus u year ago, II remember rightly
They do not state that Morrlsou's bill
proposes chat iron orc shall DO admitted
free Of duty. This will benefit tho iron
buainoan.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-16

Nor only In Paris, but In Germany,
and In fact, throughout Europe, the cry
OF the unemployed IL rising high llOl'
land IL much troubled with II nj present.
In both Amsterdam aud Rotterdam there
Ia largo amount Of labor eager but un'
able 10 got work, aud driven into desti.
tuition. In Amsterdam the government
nas devised some extra work.--Oloyo'
land Leader.
The above are not free trade countries,
During the last ton years free trade
England has been lOdo afflicted with
panics and bulincss prostrNtlon than
the United States with all our RCnubli'
can "protcction." Our lOborlng men
have been fooled with this Republican
nonsense about long enough, The most
prosperous industries now are those not
protected"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-16
sEMI-WEEKLY.
NEWS NOTES.

Colonel George Bowers, Of Nashua, N, IL.
an officer In the last two warA dlod yestef
day,
The total value OF the fisheries OF Can
ada for tho year 1853 are placed at Sl1.'
2l5,67b,
A wateIspout at Aroquipa, Peru, caused
the drowning OF several persons and greai
damage TO property,
The large elevator OF Fred Norton. Al
JonesborO Ind, was destroyed by hre
Thursday evening
Flsh'tugs vt ST. Joseph Mich, can find
only few OF the six hundred nota they Casl
before the recent storm,
l., D. MOwry a Son, cotton factors Oi
Charleston, y, g., have suspended payment
with liabilities Of slbO,ODO
Mr. Bradley Collector Of Customs nj EN-
erson, Manitoba, has been suspended for the
enbezzlemont OF large sums,
Ten Mormon prOselytea, five OF whom
were girls FROM Cleveland County NJ g.,
passed through Atlanta Ga, Thursday
Edward Gordon, Of BellefontaIne, o..
while cleaning u revolver, shot his wife
near the left car lnilcIing fatal wound. 4
Aaron Bambelger q member Of turni'
ture firm VI Peoria, hna been held " ball 90
charge OF firing tho King 4 Jack Block tive
weeks ago,
A. NJ, Chadwick, County Judge at Omaha
dropped dead on the street, from apOplexy,
while on his way 10 attend wedding N
Trinity Cathedral,
The Moline, Rock Island \ Southern
Railroad 10 run from Rock Island 10 Peo-
ria, H., having q capital Of 81 100000, was
incorporated Thursday
President Arthur hnA ordered the promo
ton Of Lieutenant Rhodes, OF the revenue
outter Dexter, for heroic work NJ the wreck
Of the steamer Guy Of Columbus,
At Union City, MIcl,, "Wednesday night
two meat markets a millinery store, black.
amth'shOp aud IN ice'hOuse wore dos lrOyoJ
by lire, causing loss Of $4,000,
The Santa fo Road has boon purchased
by tho California SOulhen,tono hundred and
thirty mllos h length aud can run through
trains 10 tho Pacific by building two hun.
drcd miles between lho Needles and Cotton.
The Corouers jury ~ Bussott, Nob,,
found that tho Victim Of the ylgllautes waa
tho notorious Kid Wade, and that no had
been executed by parties unknown, Cold
weather II Interfering with tho Ygllantua'
woodlng-oul process,
A party Of Mexican customs officers near
MnamOms had u desperate ught last Tues.
day with band Ot smugglutA In which
two Of the latter were killed aud two OF tho
former were badly wounded, Dry.gO0da VI
the value Of $1,000 were seized.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-16
Ind Ola Lilo on Shame.

Nrw Yonit, Fob, ib.--MIss Emma UhlOr,
made notorious last year by figuring In tho
murder ease that made grcot sensation,
dod from morphla poisoning In tho New
York Hospital Thursday morning. On tho
10th OF lOst March Wilbur A, llayomtlck
u broker, who lived with this woman, waa
shot aud killed by Mira Uhlor'a brother
George W. Conkllng, u surveyor In tho
service OF tho Government Tho lat
tor, understanding that hls sister had
been onllcod away from her hus.
band by llayoratlck ylsllod her rooms
and trlOd 10 Induce her 10 leave her para.
mouL llnyoretluk coming In, n quarrel
took place between him and COnklng, Tho
latlor drow n revolver and shot tho olhor In
tho abdomon- llavotstlck died In u fcw
hours, Con,llng was arrested but was no.
loaaod on bail. Mrs uhlor th0n disappeared
from public View, and for u time was In tho
West, but for tho last thrcO 0r four months
has boon living In various daropulObo
houses In tho Twcily ynlnth Precinct
C0nkllng's bail has boOn dismissed on no.
count OF tho only witness (hls sstorl bolng
Inau
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-16

The goth Congressional district Ia
square and compact, aud conveniently
provided with railways, II Ia also pretty
near square politically, with the adyan'
tage In favor Of the Republicans. How
ever, with n popularman, who isa sound
Democrat and who can aud will help
himself, the Democracy may elect
We want TO see no disaRreeablo light
over the nomination, A harmonious
aud acceptable nomination Will be
worth several hundred votes, Let the
nomination be made In good season aud
the work proceed, We ought 10 win
"ow cause, II IA just aud conquer ~ must"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-16
A Trnln TIrnd Into.

KEoWuE, H., Fob, l5,-T The castbound
Rock Island passenger train wOs Arcd into
while between Belfast aud Sand Prairie
stations Thursday afternoon Tho por-
pctrutor was hidden on % bluG overlook.
INK tho track, and s tho train passed dis.
charged two loads Of buckshol, one OF which
struck the baggage car and the other q
coach. The glass In one Or the windows
wus shattered and two others were per-
ioratod, Tho passengers occupying the srnS
opposite tho windows mIrdculousy csrnped
being hurt Tho train was stopped and tho
passengers instituted search, but without
avail, A conductor lately drew q revolver
on u coorcd man living In this vicinity and
II Is supposed the shots were fired on this
conductors train In fuyongc,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-16
A Erlghlfnl End.

INpiANArols, lndo Feb 10, George
Emery, engineer NJ tho lloosIcr Touring
mills, had hlU clothing caught In the shaft
Thursday, aud ho was whIrlcd round and
pounded to death, The floor underneath
tho shaft wus broken hy hs feet striking
H. The body with every bone broken
aud one arm torn oG, was found lying a
shapeless m0W, against the wall, where II
was thrown when the urm was torn away
No one was near him NJ tho time, and the
machinery ran until the slom was exhaust.
cd, which was the 0rst lntlmdlon the other
employees had that tho accident had 0c.
Cured,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-16

Mr.. Charles StrOhn, the we'll known
and enierprieing merchant tailor, hap
Just returned fr0n an extended Wait
East whittier he went some time ago In
search OF novelties for the aprinp lade.
while absent he secured n large aud
handsome stock OF eultinga, embracing
oil The latest shades aud patterns for
spring ana summer wear, In fHct his
assortment contains everything new
and desirable, and IL without doubt one
OF the finest lines Of cloths for men'p
wear ever brought TO Canton. A visit 10
his establishment and an inspection of
the goods will convince the Inost pkep.
tical OF the truth OF what we say.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-16

THE Beacon charactOrizea our Con
presslonal district IN "lniqullous," II
II more compact district Than the one
II has superseded, aud In 1880 II gave TO
Garfield q majority Of 2,S0b over Gen,
Hancock for President Why should
counties that In 1850 gave this lIcpu0
iIcan majority when combined IN one
and the same Congressional district, DO
denounced by Republican Journals ~
'lniquItousp' Hon. Vim Mckinley Jr,
lives In the new district. Hon, A. y,
Mcclure lives In II, We aro told daily
by Republican papers that every day
slnce Congress met and the Legislature
convened, the Republican party has
been growing In strength, II ought TO,
therefore, b0 stronger IN this district
In 1884 than II was IN 1880, II not why
notp-Akron Times,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-16
NOTES on NEWS,

senator.olect Payne donates el 900 TO
woeeling flood sulierere'
Tho Long Island negro muderor Rugg,
anyn they nlny destroy HIS body hbut not
hia aoul, It's n pity "they" cannot do
more but II will answer for tho present.
Tho decadencc Of Bpain beg0n when
the Bpaniards adopted cigarettes, aud II
this pernicioua practice obtains among
adulf Americana theruir OF the republic
N closo NJ hand,--N. Y, Times.
WOOSTER, o., Feb, l3,-Allco Doley, u
girl Of II, bap had her father, james
Boley, residing near big Prnrle, arrested
on n acbarge OF incoet blle snya she was
compelled 10 submit " his desires Tor
three years past on pain OF DEATH Bolcy
10 In jail.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-16

THREE hundred thousand dollars by
Congress for food sufferers two hun
dred thousand by our Legislature for
ONO sufferers, should relieve food suf-
ferers somewhat, 30 far as food IL con
cerned. Private donations are also
numerous. Cincinnati allows no one TO
20 unfed, That noble city proposes to
care for her own poor.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-16

DENVER, Cob, Feb, !b,.-linos Brown, OF
Denver Chairman Of tho Colorado Wool.
Growers Association, has Issued u call for
tho wool.giowers Of Colorado, Kansas Ne
brasko, Utah, Wyoming and New Moxlco
TO moot In convention NJ Denver, March ~,
for tho purpose Of forming State ofganlla.
tons aud combining TO prevent further TO-
ducilon Of the tariff, which thpatons tho
existence Of tho wool,gfowlng industry In
the West The movement IA strongly In.
dorscd by all prominent citizens OF the
State,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-16

WE do not believe there Is more fla
grant case of contest before Congress
than the one from the 18Th district Of
Ohio. OF the scattering 20 votes for
Wallace the State Board counted T. Just
enough to lot the Foster board count
10 Mckinley by one majority, The re-
manning sixteen votes that the board
refused TO count were just IN
much Wallace votes as were the seven
counted. No fair man will dispute this,
Could party meanness 80 furthorY
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-16

AununN, NJ ", Feb, lb,--A mlScd train
on the Southern Conual Road dropped into
the Seneca River Ot Wccdsport Thursday
afternoon, the Hoods having weakened tho
wooden bridge, Burr RIdgcway, the en-.
gInoer, John Straight, the fireman. aud Tim
X. Danahry Tho brakeman, who we're In
tho cub Of tho engine NJ ihp tine, were
drowned, tho engine sinking mdor the
water Tho passenger clr remained on the
IpnNF
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-16

Prof Henri Manyillc, NJ, D., Of Paris
France, n distinguished aud highly auc.
ceeHful physician, surgeon and special.
lat, hna arrived In Canton and In nj
present quartcred NJ the Ogden House.
He Intends remaining In this city for
time, doing n general practice, In which
he viii make n specially Of chronic dis.
eases, lle will open office and consult.
ing rooms next Monday over tho poai.
oillce In the Snxton block, "a floor, room
\, See his advertisement on the fourth
page oi thie paper
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-16

WHITEWATER Wis, Feb !6-The
Southern Wisconsin Canc'Growcrs' As'ocIe
ton held lb annual convention hero
Wednesday aud Thursday Letters from
Washington Kansas and other sections
whcro cnuc'gfowlng has boon established
were read, II h believed that more sor.
ghum will be sown In Wisconsin next year
than ever before
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-16
LnnrnnIIsm IN ArI,nn.n..

Ilor SrmNGs, Ark, Feb, ia shooting
ARRAY occurred hero Wednesday night, DO
tween Editor Harris, Of the Morning
Horseshoe aud two mon who sympathilcd
with the aSSasslns who Agurcd In lust Satur.
days crime After omptylng his revolver
the editor started for hs Winchester, but
was captured by the police No person was
wounded
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-16
MIa.la.Innl i,lyrr Inlnrn,rmnnl.

Sr louls, Feb 10, Tho Mississippi
River Improvement Commission Ia IN sc,.
sion here, arranging routine matters and
making AllOlmpnls Of the $1,000, OOO recent
~ appropriated by Congress- SO far they
have allotted slOO,0O0 for the Plumb Point
Beach Tho same Hmount for Lake pioyI.
dcnce $4,000 tor Memphis, 100000 for
general service, aud couple OF small
amounts for minor n0lnls,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-16

David Howard, u high toned tramp,
stole u aNtchel and eight dollars In cnsh
from John Mullen, n travelling man. on
lust Tuesday Policeman llOgue shared
the culpfit m he was boarding the train
aud compelled him to disgorge, Mayor
johnson awarded him thirty days lodg.
ing IN jail aud n llne Of ten dollars ana
cosle,= Alliance Review,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-16

Large invoices Of wall paper for the
spring trade still continue TO arrive nj
j. u, Myers n Co.'S, Remember this stock
N entirely new, Nud embraces all the
latest aud most fashionable shades aud
designs now In the market, In addition
TO this u. l., Myers n Go, have one of the
best paper hangers In the city In their
NmploY.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-16

SAN Francisco, Fob, lb.=Mra Cotton,
wife OF the Goucml, testified In her own be.
half In her suit against tho Central Pacific
directors, She said that II Huntington aud
Crorkcr had 50 wtongcd her In Hnil scl.
llcncnl ol her husbands allnlrN she had no
doubt they were equally capable OF dam w.
lng her dead husbands reputation by no.
cuslng him " ombeHcmpnL
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-16
Peculiar Accident 20 Pennsylvania Leg
Ialntnr

OH Cry, Pa, Feb ib,--o, W. Gll0llon,
member OF the State House Of Representa-.
tyos, while NJ Franklin Thursday night,
was walking along the street The pave.
inont gave way pleclpllailig HIN Into q
vault under the sidewalk fw0 pieces OF
stone Weighing seven hund,dd pounds foil
upon him, llu waa seyetel, Injured about
the hoOd and body ono lcg and four
llbs were broken, lilo Ia suffering In.
innanlv
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-16

Drs MolSrs, Feb. lb Tho cntlro day
In the Senate was hken up IN discussion Of
the DOnan Temperance bill, but no vote
was reached,
The House held abort session, but be.
yond fixing Tues lay FOR the consideration
OF tho Temperance bill, did no,hing note.
worthy.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-16
Claiming Real r.tntc In South Chicago.

DuuuouG, H., Feb, ib.-Chorles Luther,
cigar manufacturer Of this city, has laid
clalm " the possession Of sixteen lots IN
South Chicago on tho Calumet River within
block and half Of the rollng.mIlls, and
occupied by humborynfds lilo bought the
property In 1850, aud lost tho deed, but be.
lIeycs he can establish his title, lie has re.
tlIncd u legl firm IN Chicago TO prosecute
hls Olaim,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-16

collars Il Co, are closing out the bal.
unce OF their handsome stock Of clOaks
nnd wraps NJ n sacrifice These goods
have been marked down lower than
ever, nnd all purchasers are assured OF
securing extremely rare bargains
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-16

DANvlLLr, Ill.,, Feb 10, Tho Grand
Jury Indicted aud bench warrants ara out
for the arrest Of Mayor DICkason aud
members Of the city Council who voted Tor
lhvororlIon oi fountain NJ the lnterser
ton of lwu Of the most public streets In
Public Square
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-16
rhe loo. rnlncr ont of nnnrnr.

MONTREAL, Cant, Feb lS=lhc leo. pal,
ace viii not be destroyed The lhow which
undermined II has ceased, and the necessity
lor Bklug the palace down has been OBJ.
yIutcd II hOs been nClosed with n fence,
however to protect people from Injury In
case II should collapse,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-16
moldInr a rIlol 0m-L, nd ,I,a.Ianrhlsr

WHEELING, w. Va Feb i5.-'fhc Jury
In the casc OF David & Keller, pilot OF tho
steamer Sclolo, sank by u collision with tho
John Lonas, July 4, 1859, NJ Mlngo Juno
ton returned u verdict In The United Statos
Court NJ l'arkcnbulR Of guilty Of voluntary
manslNughlcr with accommodation 70
mercy lllyf0ur lives were lost by tho
famous collision,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-16

Nrw yoRH, Feb, lb,--''he business fail.
uros last week reported to H. q, Dun %
o., woro In Tie United States, gio, Can.
ada, ~, total OF aDs, a against a1s the
ptuyloa wuplt
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-16

Joseph Cole, near BelOit, east Of AllI.
ance u tew miles had hia leg crushed
by u falling tree that he had chopped
down, The leg may have to be- anipu.
iuipd
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-16

Nav YouK, Feb, lb,--The NnuuOl report
VI the Denver n Rio Gronde halfway
shows gross receipts Of sJ,a7o,ooo, net,
pS7Jaooo.
4 Il ID y. iRgAsi Tss !. ,f'g s
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-16

Entire stock nj cost, Call and exam.
ine and secure bargain, D, II, Gerber,
II Opera Block, Canton, Ohio.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-16

The Bohemian oats swlndlers ne tray.
cling about the country again, Beware
Nf llNm.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-16

THE Pacific railway patriots ara try
ing hard TO save their part Of the cOun'
try. They'd like to hold the grab,
True patriots they for don't y0uundeutaHd,
They'd hold that portion VI THIS lovely landf
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-16
THE Grst requisite Of a statesman now
is--MoNEy.

IF Mckinley Ia the Republican candl-
date this fall, will be flood Wayne with
money againp-Wayne Co. Dem.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-16

BosroN, Feb, H. The will Of Wendell
Phillips makes no public bequcsls, his prop
elty, 100000 IN value, being devised 10
his widow aud adopted daughter
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-16

The Leader correspondent from Can
ton puts Hoadly's majority In Stark at
ol7. II was 7l7-and don't gOu forget II
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-16
THE CAPITAL BUDGET.
WANY THINGS OF PUBLIC INTEREST.
rhe Michigan Land-0rant Forfalturea--A
Large sum Needed TO Garry out PUB
Ito buildings sohemes-I.Hbora In
tho senate and House,
REcoNsDERED rnnIR ACTION.

WAsHNdrON, Feb l5,--fhe House Com
alttee on Public Lands at q special meeting
econslderod the action OF Wednesday 70,
peotlng the forfeiture OF lands granted 10
he Michigan railroads, In which the cash
nlry mon and hOmesteaders were protect
d, and adopted resolution declaring
traight forfeiture Of all the unpatented
nds OF the Michigan roads and ordered
sport 10 be made 10 tho House accordingly.
'hls action leaves tho cash entry men and
OmesteadGrs TO seek redress In the courts,
PROTEST FROM IOWA SETTLERS.
Senator Allison presented In the Senate
ho protest Of one hundred and four settlers
nd owners OF Dei MoInc1 River lands
galnsC the passage Of the bill introduced In
hG Senate declaring that all the lands for
1hIch indemnity lands wcro selected, OK
opt such as were held by the United States
rIor To the passage Of tho act Of 1851, TO
e public lands, and directing the Attorney
icnoral 10 Institute suits 10 protect tho
Itlo of tho United States TO such lands,
md that none Of such lands shall be open
or settlement until such suits have been do.
idod.
A LAND CLAIM,
The Commissioner Of tho General Land
)lllce clums that 21i, 900 acres of land
layo been patented to the Burlington ~
Missouri River Railroad In Nebraska In OK
0s9 OF the quantity II Is entitled 10 receive,
md has allowed the company sixty days to
how cause why tho land shoulC not revert
the Government
PUBLIC nuiLpiNOa,
The amount Of money asked for by bills
llr0udy introduced for eighty. buildings,
rrhngod by SLnlNa, n na lnllnWAi
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-16
ADDITIONAL EDITORIAL.

CINCINNATI has gone back to Standard
oil.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-16
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.

The building outlook is good for next
spring, '"'
, 1884-07-06

The great event Of the day at least to
the fremen, was vet 10 como. Our ac-
count Of the day. proceedings and exlr-
cises thus far has brought us down to the
hour of ? p. m. and in an hour more the
great tournament was to begin. Ropes
had been stretched on both sides of f ldy
street from north of Seventeenth clear
down to Fifteenth street so as to keep be
crowd from breaking in upon the running
course which had been placed in good con
ditiou. On both sides of this street on
the sidewalks and some of them over The
ropes in spite of the efforts Of the large
force Of special police on duty, the peol lie
wee fast gathering long before the time
arrived for the commencement Of the
tournament. Fully 1000 people including
those who were on balconies and p~eering
out of the windows of the upper stories
of many of the buildings had gathered
Zero before the iremen were ready, The
Greeley Band took part on the balcony of
Dyer's Hotel, whllc the Ninth Infantry
Band were on the balcony at Justus
building on the corner of Eddy and Seven
teenth street. The crowd grew impatient
at the long delay, but at last when the
Greeley Band struck up "Maxwelten
Braes are Bonnie, Ny and Judge Bergman
and others! whom it was known were to
act AZ judges, were seen chewing their
WAY down the sidewalk. il was inferred
, 1884-07-06

TIT1F T1-T 7T-T7-T
his predesessorsss@ a frtluintIy inter,
r.!pted by spplarse, hmd at the CONCLUSION
Of his Tsanarks loud cheers were again
hear. ...- -
, 1884-07-06

ives & historical Dept; Cheyenne, Hyo.
, 1884-07-06
Summer silks

Still continue, FROM 40 cents up. Fou
lard silks Is cents.
Ladies White Linen Cape Collars, 3
for q cents.
i des fine Kid Button Shoes 50, sd,
worth 50. so.
Mems Shoes, an immense stock, from
800 to $500.
We wish everyone to call and examine
our goods and compare prices with other
houses. Always ask to be shown some
Of our bargains.
, 1884-07-06
Brio a Brac,

In fact anything and every
thing that you may desire to
beautify your homes and at
prices within your reac... ss.ie-t..