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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12

WHEN the Republicans took possession
OF the Government, IL per cent. was be-
ing paid on bonded Indebtedness, which
had been arranged for by Democratic
administration. The talk these days X
about refunding the debt aud paying
2l9 per cent. interest, Repository,
And the Republican administration
sold United States bonds as low az 80
cents on the dollar, aud the people have
and are yet paying interest on that dol
lar. In this way the public debt was Al
least doubled. Add to this, Credit MObi-
lie, Star Route, etc, and the stealing.
amount TO hundreds Of millions.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12

"AH," said an ardent Republican, the
American people have too much pluck
to lot Democrats elect u President this
year"
"Ah," responded Democrat, "the
people have stood plucking nobly for "a
many years, that II In natural for you
Republicans to imagine you can con
tinue the plucklng,"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12
nOoK NOTICES.

LITERARY NoTEs FROM TnE CENTURY co.,
Henry Jamesa new novelette,. which II
10 begin In the May Century, belongs 10
the international" series, the scene
shifting from London 10 New York and
back 10 London, Lady Barbefina,' the
heroine, after whom the story takes lta
name. IN the daughter Of an English
nobeman, who engages the affections
Of young and rich American physician,
The novelette, will run through three
numbers 0f the magazine,
Mayne Reid, In his lust story, "The
Land Of Fire" now appearing In ~,
Nlcholas, brings 10 light the curious
fact that white, The color universally
elsewhere regarded IN u sign Of peace,
II by the natives Of TERRA del Fuogo
used ~ n signal Of hostility.
The story, which has never yet been
told In print, OF how wilkes Booth, the
assassin OF President Lincoln. crossed
thu Potomac, and whore no spent hla
time from the night OF the 18th OF April
until no was shot on the morning Of
The 26th, will be contributed 10 he April
Century by George Alfred Townsend.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12
COMMITTEE ON FLOWERS.


On entering the green house of our
host and hostess we are almost delnded
with the Idea that the cold, chilling
winter has passed, and summer, with
It's brightness has come. II IN imp0ssi.
BILE 10 mention the numerous varieties
Of flowers and plants with which the
green house IL decorated. Among the
mOst noticeable are several varieties OF
palma, gl0xinla; several sorts Of goranl-
uma which are very beautiful Several
ten r0aea In bloom; numerous varieties
OF cactus, beg0nias In assortment. Many
very graceful vines, ~ paselllora Ivy and
emilax handsome ageratum, primro-
gea, pinks; some very handsome epeci.
mems u yariegated wandering lew.
Your committee find II impossible 10 do
justice IN the report 10 NO large u col
lection OF choice flowers, consequently
have mentioned but n fow varieties, In
ano, healthy condition.
y. MEYERS.
Mrs, q, LEsTER,
Mrs WATSON WISE,
Miss ALLlE SAyJER,
Committee,
Committee on grapes and berries lind
on exhibition one llne specimen Of
grapes by Mira. Mock, well preserved and
fresh, aud committee ia unable ~ name
no late IN the season.
q, W. FAUST,
II. X, RonRER,
Committee.
COMMITTEE ON VEGETABLES
Find on the table u fair show OF pota.
toea, consisting OF flye varieties by Benz.
Fulton One for name committee can
not name. Five specimens Of Queen of
tho Valley, White Elephant. White Star
and Burbank Seeding. Sixteen varlp.
Ties by d. NJ, Slusser. Including i've
specimens OF white Star, Ontario, Nam.
moth Pearl, ClOrke's No. 1. Dunmore,
Early Ohio, Late Rose Burbank Seed.
ling, Bell, Magnum Bonum, Grange,
King. Wnxford's Beauty, Chicago Mnr.
ket, Trails Orange. y. y. Youtz exhib.
lte two varieties, one for name, which
committee pronounce the Mammoth
Pearl; the other nne specimen of
White Elephant. Philip Eyerhnrd OK.
hibitB n very flDe specimen OF vict0ra.
The specimen exhibited by y, II. Rock.
hill NJ tho February meeting, and on
which committee withheld Judgment,
II now decided 10 be the Mammoth Pearl,
Two varieties exhibited by John Mack
for name, one good specimen of Late
Rose mud one OF Mammoth Pearl. ono
sample OF Yams by Mrs. Mack, u very
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12

SENATOR LEwlss amended Senate bill
No, % IL ~ bill creating board Of
health and regulating the practice Of
medicine and surgery In the State Of
Ohio aud defining the powers aud duties
Of such board" DR., Lewis has our
thanks for n copy Of his bill. II IL eyi'
IDENTIFY drawn with care aud has many
good points Of n practical character,
calculated 10 protect somewhat from I'm.
posters aud Quacka,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12

TnE Republican party Of West yir'
glnia IL badly and bitterly split mp
Congressman Gibson Of that state, In.
troduced resolution In Congress 10 In.
yeetigatc Federal court expenses In that
state, and gave startling reaeous. q,
W, Atkinson Ia United States Marshal,
and Ia The Republican boss, llie organ
denounced the move In Congress, aud
also assaulted Governor plerrepont M be-.
Ing Ut the bottom Of the investigation,
II IN u big row,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12

TuE Ohio PrOhiblliOnists met In State
convention last week aud instructed its
delegates to the Pittsburgh convention
TO vote for Gideon T, Stewart, Of Ohio,
for President Ohio may furnish all the
candidates this year,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12

GENERAL GRosyENER In his speech al
the Republican conference said; "0ur
hope TO elect Foraker was killed by a
serpent which we took into our bosom
and warmed" This must refer to the
temperanee people.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12

THE objects Of the independent move
ment In the Republican party, noticed
In our telegraphic columns, In to en-
courage civil service reform and dis
courage the slightest semblance OF boss
Ism. Carl Schur2 Senator Edmunds
George William Curtis, editor Of Har'
per's Weekly, aud other men Of their
disposition are interested In TIRE
positOry,
That In, unless they are the "bOsses.
The Republican party Ia great ma
chine-a money grabbing, selfish ma
ahina
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12

soME persons would continue tariff
monopoly forever. Those interested, or
who think II IL their interest, desire 10
continue the system Of government
bOunties, They oppose revenue reform,
Of course The Morrison bill they are
bitterly opposed TO-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12

THE Carroll county treasury matter
has not yet been explained, and the
thirteen hundred dollars have not been
returned, Treasurer Scott Is still out
that much aud the detective aud other
expenses II ia,certainly very sIngu-
lar cnap.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12

The custom In Alabama has been Ia
give each Governor two terms, and on
this precedent Governor ONeal's friends
ask for hi4 denomination. But his ad'
miniairaiion has proved unsatisfactory,
aud more energetic executive In de-
manded. Several Democratic candi.
dates are In the field for the nomination,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12

CONGRESSMAN Il, 2, Flower Of New
York city Is looming up ~ u Presidential
possibility He II the man that beat
Astor In Republican district. The New
York factions wOuld unite on Flower.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12

THE NOrwalk man, ,Yan1eet, who walk
sd OIL with the funds In the Huron coun'
ty treasury, was good loyal Republican
aud belonged to the esthetic higher civ
ili2atlOn class. He cleaned the treasury
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12

TUX rilden Presidential boom seems
to be gathering head, Some claim that
Mr. Tllden IL too old, when tho fact Is
he Ia several years younger than Mr..
Payne, who Is being pushed by HIS
friends No Democratic President ever
yet died In Office or waa murdered,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12

Ar the state oratOrIcal college con.
test Ut Wooster last week, j.. N. McCOn.
nell OF 0berln took the Arst honor, c.
w. Do Lamater, OF the Ohio State Uni
yersity, and j, NJ. Fulton, OF Wooster
University, divided the second honor,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12

Slavery stll exists in China. The TO-
male slaves are by far the most numer
ous, The average price IL from $50 Il
$50 per head. Young and healthy girlt
Of l2 sometimes fetch M high M $l00.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

,uuLtflln wanted Tor Tho Lives VI all tho prna
Al UMI\ dents VI the n, n Tne lArgeAt hnndh0u
AnN sod @. hla tyGc
Aynofca Immense prUna 10 eprna An Intelligent
pfDple want H. Ail QUE can bnODnu huccoahlu agent
Terms ffea liALLHrf HOOK 10, Portland MAlnn
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12
SALE
or REAL ESTATE.

IN pufauauce NJ an order oi tho Probate Court OF
STARK county, Ohio, VIII oife, for sale NJ public Ruo
uon, 0n
Wednesday, The Goth day Of March, 1884,
described real Estate situate IN N stark county and
State " ohio, tow Tho northeast quarter NJ ptctlu
nine (plt0wnHhip eleven IN fango eight tt) et cpt
0le acre N tho northeast cutiiei uf said pecuor oon
tanning ono hundred aud nitJ seven acioa
Appraised NJ VA in1
Terms Df sAlo tine third IN hand, $1,000 10 no paid
slh months after Tho death of Elizabeth tubb with M
oUuh payable u or annually aud tho balance IN three
equal annual payments with interest 10 DO secured by
mortgage upon ille premises sall.
AdmlnIntthtof OF The estate OF Ja0pb II Dalf decd.
~ nALpwIN n nHiHl.nA his Aiis'p. febgy.iiw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12

The Canadian, Irish, English and
Scotch are pouring into Southwestern
Dakota. Last year that section received
10000 OF these subjects OF the queens and
II IN believed that 100000 more will fol.
low themrhis year.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12

The STARK COUNTY DEMOCRAT says
that the Council right here In Canton IL
run by money ring.-lRepository
Aud the Repository has uniformly de-
Tended "the ring" for the reason II Ia a
Republican affair, The Rep, IL 1.-THE
rlnRn Orpan.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12

Col, s, HOOVER, of the Massillon
American, has sold HIS interest TO his
partner, the sou, j, j, Hoover, who will
40 II alone, May both parties live long
aud prosper,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12

II IL again asserted that thief How
gate IL In or near Washington, llissig
nature being necessary To perfect a real
estate transfer, wls procured the other
day within twenty.four hours,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12

Jos, B. HUGHRs, OF Butler county, has
been rendered the position Of Director Of
the Ohio Penitentiary by Governor Hoad-
ly, but decllqes, az he is County Auditor
Of Democratic Butler,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12

The man to carry Ohio next fall Ia the
Democratic candidate for President,
Last fall and the fall before Ohio went
Democratic and will again. Don't you
forget H.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12
nr.lnrln and Noryon. pro.irnilon.

We give our readers an extract from o
cheerful letter written by Mrs. Elizabeth
Smith. OF Richmond. Ind, who says;
Samaritan NorylDe cured me Of hystoria
ana Lerv0us pr0strati0n. Comment Ia
uaalpap
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12

The Delaware Herald comes TO us now
with James X Newcomer, editor" OF
course the Herald, AZ In the past, Is
Democratic true blue, We congratulate
our excellent friend.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12

THAT independent movement east un'
der the lead OF Carl Schur2 and others,
does not indicate the utmost harmony In
the grand old Republican party" The
g.o.p. had better look 10 H.,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12
Fashion Ia Quccn

Fast, brilliant aud fashionable are the
Diamond Dye cOlors, one package col.
ors ! TO 1 lbs, Of goods. l0c Tor any
color, Got NJ druggists. Wells, Rich.
ardsOn ~ Co., Burlington, W.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12

etc, when he slapped an old mans face
not long since, Page McCarty being u
dead shot may have caused change OF
sentiment In the valiant Wise, OF course
he thus shows his wisdom,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12
NOINN EAsr

Pullman Palace sleeping aud Hotel cars attached 10
M through uhinn run without change, whHt b0unI la
uhcaH0) eAht bound 10 Pittsburgh ilafflaDufg llAii
mvre, washington, philadelphia and Now York
Fur tnn iAbloa fhtrH VI fAfn through Tickets aud ban
Rhhe cncchA ana further Information regarding Tho
Agent, Canton, u,
'Daly' ipalB acept sunday iDnlly csocpi Monday
WA BALDWIN, 10 a rom,
Manager ucn'l pAua, n iiahet AIT.
ptt'iHuftiulii "a
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12
The nenucrat,
A. McGREGoR, Editor.
VIZ shall have TO walt till 1919 for a
February with Ave Fridays again.

In our now XXth district, while Hoad'
ly was beaten 275, Mr., Warwick WAS de-
feated by only %,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12

Tho system uhed IN The abuyr iabn consists IN avoid
lng the confusing division NJ the dU nlo twu cquul
portions Of " hour eacn and UlnllOilnR iusleal a
onhliuu0uh count nom tuel llt dny bnHluu ~ hlh
night ~ undfr ihh common system, but heN " no
teftO0n hours
O. AFfLkuK,
ur'l laa, Agent. u0lnmhuA ~,
ono, ID, WALKER hcoolyor
n MONsAlulAf, 0en'lsupt'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12

fine specimen In good condition. one
fine bunch of radiahes by @. W. Faust,
which the committee cannot name.
John Stimmel has on the table 0 potato
Tor name, q new variety which the COM
mittee cannot name,
BXNJ, FULTON,
j. n Roth,
y. II, ROoKHlLL,
MRs. u. 4. BERLIEN,
Committee.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12
BANKS.

mfAniiuliiin lAba,
SAVINGS DEPOSIT BANK,
on ISAAC uAHTRn a. sONh.
CANTON ONO.
Allows inlofvt on ino deposits
nuW o1mlnmrlh paper and nfummlns0fy nnifa
l0Mie hohW 1n hniiuYnd personal security
null hnu hpllh inltkn WclilnRr aud u0d coupons
a, NoR9uWM municipal, county and government sOdufl.
W. h.oNr tho hoonnnlB VI individuals on favorable
lolmh lihsncb HurNrnl banking huantum 0il ooi.
WNeuW phholplw lhAAu HAllfFN N NUkH
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12

pirSDUn0u rom WAYNE A CHICAGO H. H.
Schedule IN effect March nth, 1874
Trains depart ffon Oant0n M follows
UESfnAL STANDARD TiMh
upIkl tJtttu
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12
DRUGGISTS.

M KAppEn
ulallhiAN nltluumraA a full linN NJ puro Drum, ana
Mollulnw ana Toilet Articles. Prescriptions pfppafed
viii tho greatest carr hlHl NJ illuminated Mortar
hutt dour 10 numontH glOccry, Market ~, Canlon o.
A. N. tiAiul
fsuooog0r "a q, H. uclgor)
Wuuulhl AND rllAltMAClHr-Cant0 a. Whpro
may hu found large ana we'll HpOOifd stock Of I'M,
pntind hhd indigenous nrtra staple And rare uhoni.
rhlA u0tuih hnd dOmWilol Medical Preparation
lfuhH,a supporters, ITO, Combs, luNhtp, nnd Pen.
fumcfy ln uudluw variety, AprOlh attention Ia i'm
nlllnRoi rhwloianA Prescriptions
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

ATTORNEY AT IAW-W0ii haHnneni 0i Court ilnule
Patents secured and All pheal hnalnfus attended, 10
with unluutlieli
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12
JGWELERs,
sooIErIEs.

MANltlM LODGE
No, AHU, a. o. T.=Mcttinn uyefy Thursday eyuning NJ
Odl fcllpw HAL, northwest CORNER ui suyunth street
nnd public square
LnuiH htuniiA0 N ~, ~ l. ruHiiMAN, W, "a.
j0ilN uiMnOnNribHa aeCT,
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-08-29
must look sharp and get your sea legs

must look sharp and gel Jour sea legs
now.n
1.-THE sight Of my lord looking wei
and happy is better to me than food.
drink, light or air, said the grateful
Egyptian, his wan face irradiated with
pleasure.
Mrs. Valescoe was seated near her
husband, trying to ous him from the
despair that had seized upon him, when,
starting up, she advanced with ont
stretched hands, saying in Arabic
dear Abdullah, have you dropped
from the clouds?"
OH the JOY that followed. Captain
Forbes found in tho wife Of his prisoner
bis long-lost child.
But the bitter grief that followed
nearly drove him mad.
His instructions told him to open the
letter when o certain latitude and longi-
tude had been reached.
The very day on which he found his
long lost daughter he opened the sealed
letter.
"Great Heavensl what do I seeg
Valescoe is TO be executed at this spot,
and ], unhappy man am to order his
execution
His mind was quickly made up. That
night, when darkness came like afuneral
pail over the blue sea and shut ont the
light, Forbes, Mr.. and as11ifs. Valescoe,
and Abdullah lowered themselves into
a boat and made good their escape.
In England Captain Forbes is 0
enjoying the society of his lovely daugh-
ter and her husband, who, but for a
timely discovery, would have left q
blood-red streak on the waters Of the
blue Mediterranean.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-08-29
.rru NE oUArsrERrs.',
[YnLLANEL1E.

(~vnLANEILE)
Seek, not, o Maid to know
(Alas! unblest the tryingD
When thou and / must go.
No lore of stars can show,
What shall be, vainly prying
Seek not, o Maid 10 know.
viii Joye long wears hastow2-
Or istt with this one dying,
That thou and ] must so.
Now,-when the great winds blow,
And waves the reef are plying
Seek not, 0 Maid to know
Rather let clear wine flow
On no vain hope relying;
When thou and | must go.
Lies dark;-then be it so.
Now,-now, churl Time is flying;
Seek not, O Maid, to know
When thou and | must go.
Old World Idyls-Austin Dobson.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-08-29
In THE NICKOF TIME.

Good night, friend, said o man IN
a long cloak, with a broad brimmed
hat shading his features, al he walked
through the streets Of Alexandria, thai
home of the Pharoahs, captain For
bes, or more properly speaking, Pashi
Forbes, Ibelieye.p
Eyes, but You have the advantage OF
me, friend, was the reply spoken in that
bluff hearty way so peculiar to sailors.
@To whom have / the pleasure Of
sp~eaking?p
ITO the Under Secretary Of the
Egyptian Admiralty. ] was told I should
find you here. But let us draw aside,
| have an important letter to deliver to
you, with instructions, +" was the pleas
ant spoken reply. "You smoke, I pre-
sume?"
Eyes; thanks" said Forbes, helping
himself to a choice cigar from the
proffered case. "Shall we enter a cafe;
we can talk and smoke over II coffee2"
The pair entered a French restaurant,
when Forbes, who was quick at reading
character, saw from his companions
face, a handsome one of the true Greek
type, that his mission was one that
deeply moved him.
Both sat ON in silence over their cof-
fee, neither caring to speak, rs they
looked at the Oriental scene before
them.
1t was the occasion Of a fair called
Abu-l-Abbas, which derived the name
from the tomb of a great saint.
Forbes and his companion were seated
on q terrace overhanging the sea, which,
as usual, was restless and rolled in with
an incessant murmur, splashing against
the feet Of the houses that lined the
shore.
The moon was just at this time hang
ing over the hill of Kom-el-Dyk on the
opposite side of the new harbor, so that
it revealed the rushing waters, and al
lowed the gaze to extend far out across
the sea on the one hand and to trace the
black outlines OF the houses and forts
and batteries on the other.
Above was the placid sky, crested with
stars that We'd in brilliance with the
moon herself, which shone over a land
scape that even a Claude would not
have disdained TO paint.
"Hore is the letter said the secre-
tary, handing him a square missiye
with the Egyptian official seal stamped
on black wax.
Almost mechanically Forbes was
about to break the seal when his com
panion arrested him by saying:
mo, not now; the letter must be
opened at the time and place named in
these instructions, handing INN another
letter without seal.
The captain ran his eye down the
missive. and at once saw that some mys-
terry was attached to it.
"Humph! + am to sail tomorrow
morning, 2 he said; ais anything in the
wind?-of course I don't want You to
betray confidence; but the affair is al
together unexpected"
"Exactly-jus so.n said the secretary,
drawing closer to him "you will have
two passengers; o Mr.. Yalescoe and
his wife-a charming woman
II am fortunate; but there, 1 suppose
7 must keep my curiosity in check until
the proper moment arrives, " said Forbes.
who was too much the disciplinarian
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-08-29
A philadelphia Esmond,

Marrying the Mother After Having Been
Rejected by the Daughter.
rl.stoIa1rhfa prfn.aa
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-09-11
PERSON Al.

hon Roger q. Mills spoke at oalado
yesterday.
Mr.. Robt. H. killough, !, back from
a trip to Austin
Mr. Barney Feldhakc is back from a
trip TO Wootan Wells,
Mr.W.E. kiddcr.rcprc,cuting jaime,
Pamrr's sons, OF Rochester. j. in the
city.
Mr. and Mrs. John T. Walton Pc
/ turned Yesterday from trip Ia Woo
tan Wells.
Mr. Ormond pagct the live TcNa,
agent for the It. Louis type foundry.
j. III the city
Mr. William Cameron went up 10
Abilene last evening and Njil br ah-
sent several days
Miss Alice Down, left Yesterday for
Virginia ro continue her studies al
the llallinN Institute.
Miss Josie Lehman. who ha, been
spending a tiuo AT Wootnn Wells. rr-
turned huuuc last evening.
MIR. Ed. b l.cachman returned ,o,-
tcrday. and j, now IN tuIlchargc ufthr
mechanical department Of thi- piper
Dean " f. Hichard,ou of II
Mark Episcopal, cathedral san IN
tonic, arrived last evening on short
visit 10 ourcity
Mr.. Mike lIcnncs-y has purchased
OF Ah"rl Bros. from their ranch ON the
Busqur, sixteen miles from Waco.
seven three and tour-ycar-old steers.
Weighing an average OF LIB pounds
apiece.
Mr. T. H. Tau-cy. formerly telc-
graph editor ofthc Austin Statesman.
later Austin ~poudcnt for the
san Antonio Times. arrived YESTERDAY
and assumed at once the telegraph rdi-
ior-hip Of the ENAMINfR.
MIR Richard II Harrison. democratic
candidate for the state senate from
this district, returned yesterday from
Naladn, Bell county, where hi, wife /,
visiting her former home. II, zoe,
to-day 10 Marlin, and viii -prak a.
follows: Pool SPRING. Friday; Moore
vile. saturday. Blue Ridge. Monday.
~ - summons W. a. agent Iltflf
Tor the resent News company leaves
to-day for New Orleans. thence to
Philadciphis. Mr.. u. H. Wuylmd.
formerly of Bowling Green. rs. ha>
arrived, and will assume charge ofthe
business OF the Crescent News COM
pany, Oh the retirement of MIR. SIM
mons.
Capt Hugh NJ Thompson who for
year- has occupied "a foremost place
among our cotton men aud commits
sion merchants, aud i, esteemed "A,
one of the most heightened thorough
gentlemen, leaves this morning with
his family for Enni, TO spend the SEA-
son and engage in cotton buying We
regret to lose Capt. Thompson and
his estimablc family from Waco for
even so short II time, but gather com
fort from his assurance that hc viii
drop in occasionally Ia see IT,, We
wish him success, and commend him
to Ennis a. valuable acquisition.