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Strasburg, Monday & Tucsd'y oct. 20, 4 u.
Lebanon, Wednesday, -.
Zepp, Thursday, %.
Mt. Olive, Friday, u.
Toms Brook Saturday, y.
Munch's, Monday, y.
Edith, Tuesday. -.
Edinburg, Wednesday, -.
Columbia Furnace, Thursday, 30.
Liberty Furnace, Friday, 81.
Cabin Hill, Saturday, Nov. !.
Hamburg, Monday, j.
Orkney springs, Friday, T.
Mt. Clifton, Saturday, ,.
Mt. jackson, Tuesday, IL.
Mooro's Store, Wednesday, II
Forestville, Thursday, ~
Quicksburg, Friday, H.
New Market, Saturday and Monday, Nov
10 and Il.
After filling the above appointments, !
will be in the Treasurcrs Office, at Wood
stock, five per cent viii be added to all
unpaid taxes after Dec. LIST, l--i.
GEO. w. KOONTZ,
Treas. Shen Comfy.
Oct. 3,-2m.
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May 18th, 1881.
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-30
A oase that Puzzled Tho Whole Faouliy

Mrs, Milo Ingram gave the names Of
some of the most reputable phyalelana
IN the two cities pittsburgh and Ale
gheny), 10 whom she had paid large
auma OF money for treatment but rap
Idly grew worse, She was then taken
TO the most reputable phyaiclana aud
surgeons In New York, but with no bet
tor success. They had all pronounced II
cancer, and declared she must die, The
flesh OF her breast was eaten away down
TO the ribs; the breast bone was laid
bare and the disease made ita way up
wards, causing tho breast bone 10 de-,
tach from the wall Of tho chest, hanging
loose from above, Sec page 20, Hart
mans ella Of Life" how Peruna cured
her. They are glyOn away by drug
gists, gratis,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-30
Vital Onnationa Il
AJAX the moat emInent DhyAician

AJAX the most eminent phyAician
or any school, what In the best thing
IN the world for quleting and allaying
All irritation OF the nerves and curing
all forms OF nervous complaints, giving
natural, childllke refreshing sleep al
wayaY
And they will tell you unheaitatingly
Some form of HOpaW
CHAPTER 1.
ASK any or all OF the most eminent ply
aiGlans,
"What Ia the best and only remedy
that can be relied on TO cureall diseases
VI the kidneysand urinary organs; such
aa Brlght'a diseases, diabetla retention
or inability 10 retain urine, and all the
discusses aud ailments peculiar TO WO'
man.
"And they will tell you explicitly
and emphatically "Bnchu."
Ask the same physicians
What IL the most reliable and aureat
cure for all liver diseases or dyspepsia,
constipation, indigestion, blll0usneaa,
malarlal fever agne, &cp" and they will
tell you:
Mandrake or DandellOnm
Hence, when these remedies are com.
bin0d with other equally valuable
And compounded into Hop Bltters,
such wonderful and mysterious cura.
tive power Ia developed which la 10 va
ried In It's operations that no disease or
III heath can possibly exist or resist its
power, and yet II IN
Harmless for the most frall woman,
weakest invalid or smallest child 10
use,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-30

Auglaize County Democrat: In the
organization Of tho Senate Commuters
Hon. 7. j, GOdfey Of Celna, received
two OF the most important aud roapOnal'
BILE chalrman6hlpl, that Of Chairman Of
the Judiciary Committee for which hla
abilities IN q lawyer Of largo experience
especially llt him and that OF Chairman
Of the committee on colleges and educa'
tiOnal institutions for which he IN es-
peclally qualified by his long experience
m IN educator and trustee OF tho State
University, He will bring to his assist
anco In tho one ability and experience,
In tho other an intelligent appreciation
Of the wants of our educational lnatilu'
tlOnp,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-30
THE MEssAoE or THE SNOW

~
All around me, through the forest
Shining white in sllltsrng radianos,
Lies the hnowl
Through tho ailont, moyeloas air.
Near and distnntr-eVarywhero-
boft aud silent pure aud fair
falls tho snow.
All the summer bright lies buried
Meath the snowt
Ripping brookets cease their murm'rinE--
Silent How,
Hound IN Winters 10y ohains,
While King Frost triumphant roignsi
biienoed, too, the song'birda strains,
ny tho snow,
Tiny snow.drops peep already
Throuall the anOwI
Flowrets blanohod With tlmld terror
or tho anowi
Yet they nestle closely hero,
Whispering softly "hprinH In near,
bson will vanish Winter drear,
Aud the snow"
Lone, I trend with lingering footsteps
Der tho snow,
while IL oasth u spoil upon mo,
For tho snow
Calls 70 mind the vanished years,
Severed ties md troubled fears
Hopes that melted Into tenrs,
Win tho snow,
Tot 7 erect with loving Welcome
Virgin snow,
Type or Heavenly purity,
hent bhOwI
I'LL unbidden thoughts arise
Thete arc tears from angels eyos,
Dropt In pity from the akloa ~
Flakes OF snow,
When tho toll OF life 10 over
Here below,
May We sink 10 peaceful slumber,
Meath the snow,
Promised Crown each Gross make lighter,
TN we reach = land that's brighter,
hise u wear those garments "whitsr
Than tho anow,"
-haie 10. Spence, IN Chambers Journal.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-30
llnM Il Skninr Mns Rnsrnnd.

Whilo the IN ousandS of skntcrs wore
dortlng over tho frozen surface Of the
SChuylklll yesterday afternoon one
venturosome chip, clad in u big gulstor,
wooden gloves and u fur cap, glidcd
gracefully upon Wide stretch OF thin
leo under the Girard Avenue bridge,
In u moment hc was lloundcrng In
the water In response 10 hls cries for
holp member Of tho Philadelphia
Skating Club and Humane Society
tossed him u life line, llo seized II and
a sooro Of willing hands NJ the other end
pulled hard The rope parted aud the
unfortunate skater WIS NJ tho mercy oil
tho 10y waters. Tho saving appliance,
after the mlshnp, was too short 10 roach
him, No other rope was near II looked
squ0lly for tho man In tho water, who
cried out that his strength wns fast lcay.
ing him. A tall, muscular fellow throw
himself llat on the lroachorous Ice and
slowly drow himself 10 the sinking man
who solzod his arms, Another skater
prostratod himself In like manner and
caught hold of tho ankles Of tho other
man, forming chain, Several per.
sons grasped The legs OF the last man
and succeeded In drawing the trio 10 u
place Of safety The rescued man was
almost exhausted. lie was wrapped In
blanket, placed on u sled and hurried
ly taken 10 tho boat-houso of tho Skut-
Ing Club, where, under tho treatment
he received, ho soon recovered Miia-
deLphia RceoM.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-30
CHAPTER II.



For years, aud given np by phyaiclans
Of Brlght's and other kidney diseases,
liver complaints, severe coughs called
consumption, have been cured,
Women 20 nearly crazy
From agony Of neuralgia, nervous
ness, waketulness and various diseases
peculiar 10 women.
People drawn out Of shape from excru,
claling panga OF Rheumatism.
lnllammatOry ard chronic, or suffer.
Ing from acrOfulal
Erysipelasl
Salt rheum blood poisoning, dyspep.
eln, indigestion, and IN fact almost oil
diseases frail
Nature IL heir 10
Have been cured by Hop Bltters, proof
OF which Can be found Ia every neigh.
bOrhOOd In the known world q l6'h)
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-30
Legal Notice.

Adam W bhptllh Aid Marietta uhrilln, formerly u
Canton uhln, hui unw residents VI waco, leAhst aie
nnUnpi lhni On tile gHth dny VI November lhsH Jlhn
y ripyur nud Ms petition M the Ounuii llea' OOni
nf gatR rUunty, uhO, against them nU Othes niMlng
int thn foreclosure VI mortgage given NY hnil taln
Adam W. uhuflln aud Marietta uhrflliA t0 llhn Y.
ltftpr nn lHa lASI anti idHN IN the city " Vannni
snft county uhln " secure tWu nnts Que " which e
Hne aud on which iipte " lun hhd uhnhll ut sum VI
fUgl Hh, with inierusl ituin september luth lNHA
HalH rhi He's afp required ~ nswn on ~ heiuie the
hrhinsl ihAih JOHN n plilyEh
ihnltw by MHtHn n pivHu h'H At'ts
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-30
Road Notice.

Notice IA hpfrlf gl,on that petition VII " ntusr
led n N pnmWiti0urfH VI slnik county NJ hrlf nrNl
session NHrl, ~ 1881, UNlnu lnl llp luuhuNh Vl
ri,lntV tnhd nn ihN following inN tuwiti lrnlnulnn
M a pn IN tho center VI the puhlio uAd lrnllnn liu
i0uls,liln lU slflhhuip AMI un the nWnshln lllt "
NlaNinrtun hhd NlmiAhllltn luWtshinA w hll hhlh
r,uuty uhln and runninu south Uh HAld luNhllp llhr
ihiuuHh lHnlR UNuud Nv iuUfHr Uhhr w eco w Nlhb
tliapf M spr ~ iuspp ktahlll m SEQ lNhiu EpluWn
IlrlHii M tpO ~ IA WNhlhnth iuwnshpi IN Ml
aliik ruunli, uhlnl Maurice uullth NJ .ov " lulh
ANAL iU tlN no MailhA iiuin IN 500 No. Jnh hUin IN
sod li MUnhrl HIunrOhrt lusrr W. Audirw leOit lh
trr Nd VUtisthU Kiuph M $50 a JACOB tfnrh IN Ur
~ Nntt U.Nrut m 500 ni uNnfup Chnplul N see,
~ NUulm UAlmpnt IN HeO, ~, Augustus ,hlm'l M
trf 20 aud samuel pUspnH III arc W, IN Nmlslhllrh
township IN tAld stark county, ono hud TIE ltnhpl
Vnnln tnnnhW operating ihn l'li7hutnh lul WWhn
hui uhiuiiiu llnliutd owning hnus IN butl WashlnH'
ion aud Nlmshph townships M ehid hlhfA uuuhltl
ONO aud terminating IA tho Ufiltt u the pull iNhd
lrhdlnu iiOn liattsbuRh l. lNls m snll sthit onn.
iy ono FllANK ulilsiH
Principal petitioner
uhlrd this pgd day Of Jan, A, u, llVii Inv
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-30
sheriff Sale.
snlnrdny. the saA dny ol EObrOary, ls8l
MISCELLANEOUS,
Legal Notice.

Henry ghrarloy, whuHr tr'ldpnto " unknown, Nil
nHr uUilOrlhht irHn AhrA fui hlhlulti Ntnl " the
IaihIuu Ut william Nuuttflui, deceased ui llu pu uW
ut hNomhrf ilVgi, nlrd hlH Iulltun " tlg ltbhlp
Court within aud iuf tho cnuhb NJ Nhik hul Nhlr nl
Ohio Hlrnlug that The personal estate " thu upgultl
b. sinauurlpUt upW hlH debts ana no uhiltWul lu'
ui trrUu hH N.ihlt that no dlgd hpfrl iii re blu'
IiUu thp following NtsUlnrd tN estate ,lihio N SAN
county, tNWu Known ~ "a nhtt VI Wv HuuthNut quar-
tft ui aVuinu pinht tHi, township ulnhwn llNh range
arypu Ia b commanding inl the slWr W the uu.utAl
p0np ut VOID kud NHnahu HlfrflA IN me Town ~ lH'
utnut.hl tNuicH uNth Nurn NUln street hn glh'
HUd Htrn lUlsl tnrnOr rat lhltn ulihn' MA h'lt
iinia inpucb aunh nyr rhnns aud nflrru llnhH hrtc
Wrli 100 rhhns ana e,ik hfH W lun plhCe ~ lrtlls
uiuf rirfnna ~ iOut WlUu nI lhn west .dn " yiQ
PROMISES uIOn which the V am MIL " SITUATED hhd
iut Nltg A. ANraltlbi, ~ widow VI SAID dncolnii, u
entitled iU dnNtf IA said pfrnilswt
ibe nthyCf 0i aald petition n for the assignment "
dover 10 ahid May A. shuhlbry iuf a ehr nl eM0 lfp
inara subject w such dover estate int thn palhuh W
lilo dnhiH aud charges hiutrHAlll -
ihn thld frniy rhrhElry viii mithpr thft nHlro
mai be bha i0ln nhdn phty dripndnnt ~ Ald prll
lion hHd That ht W ttuuird " hhHNtt he Ahho on w
bf f0tp tho lhll day NJ MbfOh, A. " ltl .
ltsNE HliEAtNLlY
Administrator hs aforesaid,
" M0Na McCAHtu hB Altp hilNb
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-30

THERE are nix Democratic newspapers
In the 18th Congressional district, and
they are all opposed to Standard Oh
and its methods In pOllticg, They 10,
fleet the sentiments Of tho people IN this
district, who will make themselves
heard In the next Democratic state con
yentiOn. The Democratic party owes
nothing, aud will tolerate no
bosses. Carroll Chronicle
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-30

The Duke Of Calyino who was capt
ured by brlgands on tho oven.
ing Of the lth Of November In tho
ncighborhood Of 1rapani Italy, has
boon released by his capiors OH pay.
ment OF n ransom Of l50,0O0 francs by his
family, who never expected 10 see him
alive again, h, being very obese, nd.
vonccd In 0go, and afflicted with n
nervous malndy He had passed thirty.
five days with the brlgands, and
strange TO say, the treatment he had
received, though BY 40 means pleasant,
has had tho effect Of completely curing
him.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-30
Hopeless. Epilepsy Cured

"Tho doctors pronounced my case 10
be one OF hopeless epilepsy says our
correspondent, w. G. Browning, attOr.
ney at law, JudaOnla, Ark, "and declar'
cd death TO be my only relief, Samari'
tan Nerylne has cured mo-" Get II W
druggists, $3.50
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-30

A prominent and prosperous farmer
IL quoted as saying recently; "WhOn |
was boy aud trndged along tO school,
was taught 10 take of my hat and
make Obei1anCe whenever met q grown
person. How ia II nOwY Why q man
ia fortunate II he can pass by u school
house without being snow balled.'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-30

THE STANDARD Oh Co., II u Republican
institution, aud when II wulka away
with the Democratic cake, II ought 10
be arrested for grand larceny.--COr.
roll Chronicle.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-30
Fitted out Tor Tho season,

Dresses, clOaks, coats, alOckInPR and
all garments can be cOlOrOd successfully
with the Diamond Dyes, fashionable
cOl0ra, Only l0c, at druggists, Wells,
Richardson u Co., Burlington, W.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-30
Saturday, the 10th day Of February, lSs
sheriff Sale.

John H. pnytcf Sou Order ui sale slhIh gouhV
Va Ounhuh lloh 'Nulb
Frederick NndOf NJ al }
ny vi,ts of An otder Of sale iasucd by tho clerk OF
m gnuft O COnin0n pleas VI STARK county, ono ~ uV
ahuyu nrtnn, and " mo directed, VIII uNrt lut aAle "
phH uuriI M tho door VI tue court hhuat W. wv oO
II tAulun, hlaik county, uhlu, on
Saturday, the 10Th day Of February, 1884
bc following deseibpi real estate situate IN tho CIV
uI autnu hlau county, ONO WWtl lft hunurl
twenty a0ytn hundred aud suyruUuyr lAlol W pplll
u,tE sttlblua addition We tho olU ol uhhlnh' w tHu
ttHfk county, ONO.
Appraised NJ pbO,
Sale 10 commence VI O'Clock y M lrfli'' o"h
JAMES Lil, sheriff.
IYNcil, Dn q LiNCl, AWyA
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-30

MN A im the working plAw Hend 40 cents for
IHI III pHutpp, aud We will mail you rnEn o royal,
IIII | Vauahlp bUN NJ sample H0odh that will put
uUUU you IN the way ol making more money IN a
tcw dhyh tnAn you ever Thought poAableal any buans
tnnlAi mt required, We viii start yUu You can
WORK M the time " M spare time only Tho wofk ID
universally adapted "a both Htsc y0unR And old You
rai pahy earn from 30 Centa 10 " every evening That
all who want work mhy tust the buslnees, We make this
unparalleled oiiuri 10 hi WIN arc not we'll satisfied W.
viii Heud ti t1 pay tnf the trouble VI writing u Fuli
paftlcnaip directions eto, sent ifee Fortunes will
be made by those who give their whne time W the wmh
lcai surtesa absolutely sure Don't delay start now
Adlreas sTt ksUk n 70, Portland, Maine.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-30

EATENTS. s.. Over Forty Pat.
- ents issued aud pending TO
I Stark Go. inventors through
the Agency Of Henry Fisher
Charges reasonable and nll bust
ness strictly confidential. Advice
free. Address,
HENRY FISHER,
~ Iligh ~. Canton, Obi d.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-30
mlDoELLANEoUs.

Hp,yuN wanted Tor Thr Lives Of all The pfcsl
A'IAI'k' dpnlA VI the v, n Toe afseet lanltuin
AbEN S;,s s' ;:S e. .Spa iGi"s'S SS S
America immunae prdnlA 10 NRcnls All Intelligent
nu0pr want ~ ANY Nnr Can hoOUnio AauCOnesu anuni
1rnns free lALihrr DuOk Goa Portland Maine
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-30
NOTICE.

Tho undersigned desires 10 rent . part " his farm,
w uilr4 west VI Canal rnlihn which contains about
one hundred hnd fuity acfoi VI improved land, for
farming nhfnOneB, Persons applying must have good
team W twn hnd necessary farming lmnlrmnna. fhs
lana IA m uund stats VI cultivation Possession given
Apill lat 1884, plltLip PATTON, OanM riilton
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-30
SEEDS,
MISCELLANEOUS.

nnlUn Send slI oenla tol postage, and receive
A IIUIIu free, u costly bun " goods which will
IL InIIn help yNu 70 more money right Away
II | lllU than anything elsc IN this world, All,
VI either sex succeed from nrsi hour Tho broad road
lu fortune OpruH hoiurr tho wOfkcn absolutely SURF Al
once addrpsa, 'tHuE n 90, Augusta, MAno
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-30

~ virtue N nm order t0 sell Issued by tho CLERK
Of UH Court VI Common Pleas OF stark county Onto IN
the HhuYr action aud n mo directed viii uei TOT sale
~ public uucfy on uh pIomabh on
Saturday, the 10th day Of February, 1884,
tho following described real estate, situate N sald
HiaE county t6Wit Thr southwest quarter OF hcouul
tUtty Ouu M township nineteen, lhlsu htWh, wv hub
lru 20 tbu tlRht 0l way ui no FllAphIl lul NAyne
GuI gtgagn Hallway, o. tho sans n nov located
tliough halu quarter and uSecpilua thmrlfon . trace
ul laUu bought ny 40 plhlhull awupnlnl H. hallolI
Utiitrf tpoton, buluH tWonyiOur tulu va Wlulh tHat
Ind W0,t uud containing tmuu holtiu u lhnu u9 9no'N
U,' gIllei tract OUn,aining 100 Uiluu acres Ol land
uuir ui ra said auaitrf section OF hud " mo bimu
uutttr thAt Wlu oHVryOd ~ lAtAbll Vol. AMI wllu
Il, siinme Knrpoi unluf tn0 name ul sarah ilcltpn
VaNGs i0'nbri i0lh, 1854 by decd recorded IN Vol H.
pAsu 4lt, htgIk county, urrl itcufuA
Appraised NJ tlOo par acre
salu To commence NJ ono O'Clock y ~, Terms, one
tblfd Oaah aud tho balance IN i've oquh annual pay
munH with Interest iIoln dny NJ SAFE secured Ny molb
''"' JAMES LEE shcflt
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-30
For Sale or Exchange,

A OhOcp location, A property VI about acres with
new frame h0uae, 7 fOOns ulale f0Oi, we'll nnlaleil
good Ulslnfn choice young NUT trc,a ono milo north
VI the UOuit Mouse on Cleveland avenue Win he sold
Cheap time given 10 suit pufchaAfi uf will exchange
tho property fuf farm land N STARK oouhu ruf fuf'
thpf particulars address " chll IN -. .......
deul PETER OiiANOE
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-30

ShorlT Snle.

JorobOam L. KaHerJ order VI sale STARK CounlI
w. Common flhN Court
iuni Knipor n NJ,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-10
A MIRACULOUS ESCAPE.

PrTTsBURo. PA, Aug. D.--George
Metz, while laboring under a 1T OF
Temporary idsanity. ran into the room
of his sister to-day, and selling her
eighteen-months'-old child threw II
out OF the second.story window. This
mother, who was horror-stricken
rushed out, expecting TO find her babe
dead Oh the sidewalk, but, marvellous
as II may appear, the child was alive
and uninjured. Metz has been placed
In al Insane asylum
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-10
A BANRGR nELnAsEp.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Aug. o.-Thls
morning the Judge In habeas cor
pus proceeding reduced the bail Of j..
G. $. Harrison, the defAulting banker,
from $780, 900 to $4,000. and he was re-
leased, his brother.in-law, Nicolas Me-
Carly, becoming his bondsman. IL II
reported that Harrison Is very III and
cannot long survive.
THE INDICTMENT RETURNED,
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Aug. 0.--This
afternoon an indictment was returned
against John q. y. Harrison, charging
him with embezzlement OF 100000 as
receiver of the Indiana Banking COM
pany. Judge Norton fixed his bail
at 500, 900. Sheriff Hess served the
warrant personally, finding Harrison
too III to be moved and worse than
yesterday. A bAlllfi'was left In charge,
though It is understood that Harrison's
friends will furnish the bond required.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-10
A Judgment Entered.

PlTTsBuRo, PA. Aug. 9.-1n the suit
OF Chas. Il. Sheer n judgment Tor $780,
900 was entered this morning against
Robt. M. Kennedy, one Of the parties
charged with conspiracy to defraud
the Penn bank. The plaintiff alleged
that Kennedy was disposing OF his
property for the purpose Of defrauding
his creditors. This was denied by the
defendant, but the evidence, In Judge
Stones opinion, was insufficient, and
the cantionary Judgment entered last
week was made final
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-10
Escaping the Tax.

PIrrsBuRG, PA, Aug. 9.--The Pitts
burg distillers are sending their SUI
plus stock OF whisky TO Europe for
storage TO escape the tax. Five thou
sand barrels have already been shipped
and fully as much more Will be
sent during the next few months The
dlstillers claim that the costs of ship.
ping 10 and from Bremen and the
storage there for two years and insu.
rance Ia only 1870 per barrel, whereas
TO keep u here and pay the tax and
Insurance the cost would be $50 PSF
barrel
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-10
sick UNTO DEATH,


CLEBuKNE, TEX, Aug. 9.-Sebas.
tipn Abbis, German stone-cutter, 80
years Of age, suicided last night by
shooting himself through the broin
with q small five.shooter. He died In
a few seconds. He has been afflicted
with bronchitis quite severely for four
years and has been confined 10 his bed
for two months. Yesterday even
ing he complained Of feel.
Ing suff'ocated and requested
10 be moved out on porch. The fam
lily retired carly. and about $3.50 heard
him. He did not speak after the shot
melancholy brought on by sickness
was undoubtedly the cause or his rash
deed. Squire Harris held an inquest
this morning, At which theaboye facts
were brought out.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-10
McGREGoIs.

luffttnonueuCc VI INC Nutcttt.
McGREooR, TEX, Aug. o.-Mr. X.
q. Rice, who owns n large ranch near
town, Is In to-day. Mr.. Rice is OF the
firm OF Rice n Givens of Providence,
Ky. The ranch IL managed by Mr..
j. i. Rudy, very clever gentleman.
Miss Tennie Greer, one Of Nava-
sota's fair ladies. Is visiting our town,
u guest of her cousin, Mrs. A. j. Ok
ford.
The fair Misses Matte and Sammie
Osborne of Waco are visiting our
town, guests OF the Misses Taylor. We
wish them very pleasant stay,
A special car with General Manager
| Woodland and Mr., j. j. Frey, the
newly appointed general superinten-
dent of the Texas n st, Louis railway,
| In expected to arrive tomorrow. They
are ON tour Of inspection we pre-
sumo.
Mr.. Bebasquet we understand will
rebuild the Southern hotel with stone
or brick ~ soon as arrangements can
be made.
A social given by Mr. and Mrs. A.
J. Oxford last Thursday evening IN
honor of Miss Tonnie Greer, which
proved TO Ice n very pleasant affair, q
few special friends being invited
Music, promenading and croquet was
the order of the evening. The hosteal
with her usual talent favored the COCA.
sion with some delightful music as also
did the Misses Greer, Osborne nm
: Faulkner. Among those present wer,
. the Misses Bette and Nellie Faulkner
Matte and Sammie Osborne, Tenni,
= Greer. Della Taylor aud Estelle Glib
son, Mr.. and Mrs. a. d. Rust, Mrs
Mary Campbell and Mrs. Harpold
Messrs. J. +. irwin, Arthur Koyer
Sam Bass, II. II. Dinsley, w. p
: Prestridge, =. w. Bogy and DR.
( Frank Forman.