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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-13
THE BUSINESS WORLD
COMMERCIAL.

DAlL.s M,r.hI2 --Cimp'alnls are made ~ a
few INSTANCES n rxilfunna'n char eH hF uio'
priotlrs ~ hrstliie' c' lhis clis,. 80 lellh,a
lion IA q hand gui tho fumor D. ~, on A. lho
basis ofa shott ,Nlrdluu HgaiuH1 he b.leiuI
prsctite , fovtrch rsing s'raugtrt ON she plea
Of excc,tiys dcnAr Il fOfeccom nodHitn Hotel
rats chou d uu. b. "a Jae - change ~ m hny
cause A hust makes his ltgumale
profit IA tho extension OF h,.
IeTuiatlOn during omcr. euDIts rroNlns ou' O!
great n,s,m nlfgt', aud ii ho unocriEkes 10 all
att G Cnst 0fhi fuu re- II b. pleasant o. state
that report, OF the bud mpuiiuHgd afe not r %
quent and hr great nty "a y ot our vilsofs
meniion ihNif euterih'nnent hero so't Pies
Report. ~ arilvls AID "a pmenls Of live stock
nj ard from his city chow - i've Increase To-
Missouri P'clhc FOR 81 Louis. au ons aye ~
irving iu tgi ,rCOIui ior, though the supn.y i
not YET equal tn the d. maud ~ itst qua ny
animals frsiendgy tsp ca OF hides 'iAr sd
10 eaAtern tuuntr.es Ahipp 10y Dalla' buyers
GRAIN ANu uEApsTvP "a.
Chicago Tk-c,ipIs ct efaiolis a. cr,cago 'o.d,y
1886 $40 bu,rol,; oa,s -. $50 bushes. shpmeuls
hro: Wheel. So; corn l6i,0l'; oGt, - III
81 Loui' N miusl quliain. are mr. iolo"s
Whest ioI MAJ, ! % 80: for March. u % 8
Corn for hHy 5l is. or nrch, - IS O.t, for
May, IS II; fr March. 80 .. Markets Hat
pSusa- h1osilt very lghG no change In
sh4A1 - Choice. ] 90 medium. iow ia. e, 90
MOAN $50. 20 60
RyI -.AO;riIzi -, o0.s u0rtheIn, Sc.
BAR kY-ssUaSe
rCkN how, Ia lAuCE. nc. BheNao Bnd
sasA.d. 90 sNC.
car 5-C occ, $50 Rcd, - highrs
JCn-va'cnl. i5 eatly bgeakfsal
50 Citsm soda, GO 10 puI- Cfram, 3 y
TJcd NlIN Patent 3 81, Union 3 -, Prairie
Y.ovtr CO. Star, Choice 2 Il
BRAN mills, s0c; ~ store. Oc
COskMEAl- Fine noAed per l0J ponds,
40
RoMINY ASD GRlTs-5 10 per oGrrel.
FEki-- Chopped t-ii yer ~ pvunn5, 70
choprof corn end oaw per l0u pounds. Lao
coli uisn ptl 49, rounds, SOC
6kABIh FiOuh--ier 100 pounds. TO-
HAN---f lft, y.o w. bngh. 10 w ifQm
storue, ps.nc, ballad, dark, 0G bright
II o@ bright ht.o on boerd car u W
xILLEi sggD-65a German pilieL $50
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BOOTS AND SHOES,

Owing to the rise In leather the offers OF Iona
lsts Of snmmer orders ut II rcase OF from the
last seas MS prices have been ec'ined, and the
buyers have been warned that the price oil
goods IL likely to advance 2 per case.
QUOTATIONS. TO-DAY
Mems kip brogans from 9541 Is.
Boys kip brogans, from s0dl 90.
Mems + calf brogsns. from I 000pl rs.
Boys p. calf brosans, from 95d1l N
Mems kip 2-buckle piows, cool IS.
Boys Kip 2-buckle plows, 65tD1 o..
Mems buff balls. congress and button, 75@12 rs,
Mems cali balls. congre AM button, 5000 so.
Mems Kip boots q 00@2s so.
Men r calf boots, "a Goals 90.
Mems alt b ,ots. % 0OaG0 90.
Boys kip boots, Is 00a1s o..
BOYS y boots i6 50@SN 90.
Boys cal cots, % so "a 90.
women's ~ hip polsas, T56sS7Ic.
Miss ~ kip polkas, 6O,G70c.
Child's "a kin polkils, all sizc, +5dss5c.
Child's kip polkas, al sizes bbA65c.
women's calf pig aud ss polish, COOL 90.
Misses calf peg and So polish, cool 10.
women's buff sewed polish. seal Is.
Women calf sewed polish | i09Di SIX.
Women's rain sewet and polish, 90 Il rs.
women's q sewed coal rs.
women's goat sewed polish. 50 to l rs.
Women's grain sewen button y on TO %
Womea KID sewed button, 90 10 300
Women wat sewed hutton. 7Sto225
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Tothc stookmon.

To the StoOkmcn.
We wish 20 extend 10 the stookmen and
their wives during their visit 10 our city n
most cordial invitation to visit our Piano
and Organ ware.room and examiue u etook
of The finest pianos and organs IN the world,
Our took embraces the celebrated Stein
way & Sons, Harris Bros, j. e Q. Fisher,
aud other pianos, and the E.'ey, Kimbali,
and Packard organs. We will esteem u n
great pleasure 10 have you examine our in.
strumenis whether you are thinking Of
buying or not. II you arc ready 10 buy,
vo oif,r you a fine etock for selection.
WILL A. WATKIg d Co.,
HERALD BnildIng, Main St
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-13

Attention is oslled TO the advertisement
Of Mr.. Kane Shields In another column, WHO
Ia acknowledged as one among the most &C.
compIished decorative artists in the coun.
~. He keeps n full stock of oil goods in
his line, which he offers at Wholesale and
retail. He gives special attention 10 house
decoration. The HERALD Gun assure lite
readers that Mr.. Shields is reliable and
prompt in all biz business engagements,
and 10 one with whom II 10 always pleas
ure 10 transact business.
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sADDLERy AND LEATHER.
aunrArfnna rn.nAn.

OAK SOLE LEATHER-X, hesvy Texas
FREQ Of brands s0g a. heavy Texas, one brand
to each sice, SIC; u heavy Texas NO brand,
20 each side 2ic. y. medium Texas, free o
brands. Ia; a, medi M Texas one brand q
each lids, So: Baltimore oak, free o. brands
M dun r. heavy, SC
BrFrAL0 sLAUGHTER-Rost slaughter ID
To 20 In sides. Sic; good slaughter ~ 10 26 IN
sides, 90; Matamoras 2Sc; good damage &c
oonnior sole, 26c; bellies, 2Oc.
No IS s,ego COLLARS, ~ %. inch cotton
band., 80 Duok coilsTs 90. inch cotton
onos bands, so sk-6-2 tfso5 chins "a.
ss-1--3 treee chains 39c 6h--et--2 tTaoe ohsins,
lGc 49, traec ch.lra SOC No. !. hook
hands. /. q 4. 10 No. 2 3 30. 80, l. web
lAltciH rors 10 - No. 2 web baiten ooao
20 -
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Nntloc 20 Stncltmnn.

S,uckmen ana other ylsitors IN attend
suoe on the convention are respectfully ton
dered the freedom Of my Office during their
STAY IN the city, where they will be fur
nished free access TO maps OF most of the
counties Of the state also desk.room for cor
respoudenc9 IL desired.
have for iree distribution mans Of Ees'-
land, Callahan, Taylor, Jones and Stephens
counties. Also state maps, and will take
pleasure in furnishing any information
have relative IA lands in any part Of Texas
Very respectfully,
J. s. DAUGuERTY.
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FOL Main Street,


You are esp ciaily invited 20 call at the
Hunsiahls Boot md Shoe factory, at 7l2
Il m street, and see the STYLES OF long leg
calf riding boots VIC make In nailed and
hand-sewed. We make them In case lot
tor wholrsaling and also keep a stock 81
than in our retail department on the first
floor. Please mention that you came on
this invitation. Respecifully,
WILL PUNISHABLE, Manager.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-13

We recommend Carter'a Iron Pills b.
every woman who is weak, nervous al d
discouraged; particularly those who hav 9
thin, pale lips, cold hands and feet, Al d
who are without strength or ambition.
There are the cases for which Carter's Iron
Pil's are specially prepared. and this ola 30
cannot use them without benefit. Vain
able Tor men also. In metal boxes, at 80
cents. Sold by druggists or sent by mail
See advertisements eisewherp.
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WOOL, HIDES AND PELrRIEs.
QUOTATIONS TO-DAY,

wooL--Msxican. nee Of bum, nelso; usz
icap improved, 1lel7G ooarpA leolsc coafss
medium, lsnisc; medium, lse9bc nne medium
ancordins " burrs
HIDvs-Prime plump flint, % lbs and mp. lec
per n; seconds, nfump fints, 3n lbs aud no. ist
uiis and rses. &C. per 70: DRY sailed s6iikc
ccoriins 10 condition: green salsed,6 Sc.
PKLTRIHe-Dser sEins, 1se22r anislopA ioQ
lsc seal ssinss lso16G sheep pel's, - PER wool
TALLOW-Prime tallow, Co. tallow grsasa g
$40: srSase yellow 70 brown, t0Sc
tkRsWAx-PYiBe yellow. 1on dAfk and adm
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COTTON sTATEMYET.

ST. LOUIS MAsxAT.
sr. LOUIS, N arch 11.-F our unchanged.
" hrn, nm -et,lrd, bu, closed fract On bet
Ter than yesl~ras,; No 2 RET, 81 10 3 4 n
$40 So cash; 31.10 IA bid April: 81 ~ So
10 II is. MAJ; 81 % 8 8 to 81 10 Is, June;
81 10 /. 4 20 1.ln34 July; 50 3S 20 90. year.
Corn higher; 4s SIS Il ~ 1 9. cash. 4s 1-2
,ol7 rs Ms-ca; 40 IA I, 40 IL Apt,
20 i.2 1, 81. 3-s May: 81 liz To 81 8.
lime .63 $50 So "a, July. Os,s firm bntsl,' |;
az a. e. 3s Ia, cAsn; 1914 May. Wh.k .
steady: SHE Corn meal quiet: " NJ
Bulk meat firm; long clear. 90 to 80;
shnrt rib, 8 20 TO 0 20; short cen 80 to
Q 10. Bacon firm; long clear 81 8; clear
nh 10. shnrs clear. 10 Is 20 10 rs. Lsrd
slov: OPS 10 o.3l Cattle = R,c'iIss. 200;
active and firm; ell grades ~ demsDo;
Excort steers. e6 50 70 81; god 10 choice,
Is 0s 20 e6 50: common 10 choice. 70 -
S575 stockprs and freders. - I, - Is;
cnrn fed Trxsss. IS N 90 Hoes-Rs eIpt>.
5. 20O: Iieht, % 50 - t6.65: psckinR $50 o
S6 go: heavy, 90 IS IN e766. sneep--k.
crip . 100: steady; common 70 tau. - -
TO IS rs. medium 70 Rond ~ TO 70:
prime 70 fancy, e525 10 ~ rersns. -
10 IS
Nrv OnLsArs, March 12.-Flour q1iet
mt ssesdy: family. IS 20 $50; high grsde-,
g q "a 20 - ~. OorB N rood os0sno;
.s~~I ~xm<n~- - - a. lnn1n IN 0oO1 ~
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-13

Do you want to sell your rauch or lands
IN any portion of the star,p II so, call OIL
US. We have our business well orRanized
IN this c1untry and Europe, and no n men,
Der of nur firm will soon visit Europe we
would like 10 have a description ss early as
possible OF any property you may have for
sale. Very respectfully,
VEAL, COOPER & HUNTER,
6l2 Elm Street, Dallas, Texas.
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LIVE STOCK.
QUOTATIONS TO-DAY

BEEvE5-Co.n beeves 494kc per 10: fair to
good grass beeves, sk@3kc per pound; mt dunn
grass Deeves 3efskc per pound
(OwH-Bsrrep cows rs tOn27 TO- Mich opws
orfb Texan grades. 20 00t15o 20; ommoi 70
siT, IS OS 40 90. Stock cattle aroud. is 00a>2 90
BULLS AND STA9S-(For sausage manu-
t@l6 o. ,wo-year-olds. l2esls.
sBEEP-Good mutton, sas,<o per pound;
edium mutton. 2k@2ko per pound; stooS
sbee 200d6S 60.
1OATs-2 0OsD2 rs per head.
uO3S-Corr ed AZ 70
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PROVISIONS.
ouorArroHs IONA,

QUOTATIONS. TODAY.
BACON Short oloar sides. las Long
pay SALT = ssors clear sidea, nke Long
lear. Y N lees. breakfast bscon. lee
HAMB-Csnvassed and uncanvansed 15o
LARD - Tieroe lilo han-bsrrel 11kG
10 pouni cana fixc s-nonnd oars. limo .
ouDf cans Tx
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-13

Not n Particle.
Mr. Louis X Hall, Washington, d. g.,
states that he suffered agoniziDg fortunes
and could hardly bend or straighten himself
Two applications OF St. Jacobs Oil, the
conderful pain cure, cured him, and he has
not had particle OF the old pain since.
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FISH. oYsTESs AND GAME.

PIsH-Rsd. shssphead and rruut lao New
Ss'i ;ss Ssh an ssseiss n''.''
OYsTI1e- nl1ll9@A. pcr doe XXX, 50
ned ~ ic9 nese!s e. sslsst; Sc sals,. -, =;
GiHE-vsnsss - sssslop& sos I!aAls.
Dusks - $3.50 - yssl, Z 3: WA 'u'
O. ~ .. |sSss 20 81 = ~"
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QUEENS WARE.


QuorS ~voEs fo-DAY.
As8OETKD CRATES 00975 o.
Tgm.i sss.S !, ss = y y e, d s:s 'ss
LANPs-R H. % q B.. 90 lanD ohinr
1ova ~ ~ uus ossusp1 caAl knnnuR ~ -
st ~ us Ss 9o66se.!H - - !.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-13

A Fine Hair Dressing.
Cocoaine dresses the hair perfectly, and
10 also a preparation uneguslled for the
| eradication o. dsndruff.
The superiority of Burnett's Fiavoripg
Extracts consists in their purity and great
strength.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-13

For dyspepsia and liver complaint you
have printed guarantee on every bottle
Of Shiloh's Vitslizer. 1t never fails to cure.
Sold by J. NJ. House. Dallas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-13

All who wish to find the postofllce will
find 1t Just cas-. OF the "Dome-tic' sewing
machine office, corner Elm and Sycamore
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-13

The best music ever In Dallas ct the
grand conceri 1t Maver's Hall tonight.
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Shilob's Cure Will Immediately relieve
Group. wbooping cough and bronchitis.
Sold by J. NJ. House. Dallas.
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Group, Whooping Cough, and even As,h.
INA immediately relieved by AoheT's En-
glish Remedy. Sold by W. II. Patterson
n Co.
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The Raw. Geo. II. Tbsyer. Of Bourbon
Ind, says: "Both myself and wife owe ouI
lives 70 bhsloh's Consumption Cure" Sold
by ]. N House, Dallas.
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Burn Coke keep your house clean and
save money. Coke only $500 ton at
DALLAS Cry Gas Co.
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Ifyou want to see the spirits turn the
tables 70 down and see them fixing up the
Glen Lea
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The grand concert tonight at Mayors
H-ll will be great treat to al who at
tend.
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Diamonds by the dssling electric light.
st the Windsor parlor No. Is.
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Acker's Blood Elixir guaranteed; will
cure all kinds OF bleod poisoning inherited
or contracted. Sold by W. H. Patterson q
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Don't fail 10 20 TO the grand concert sl
Mayer's Hall tonight
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II Won want TO buy cattle or other stocl
call on vesl, Cooper q Hunter.
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Gall on q. Hamilton and examine . nnl
70, water r. csiored sssosypss lost rscsivsd.
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The grand concert to night at Mayors
Hall will be great treat 10 all who at
tend
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A nassl I, j-u,or free with each bottle OF
Shiloh's Cstarrb Remedy. Price so cents.
Sold by ]. M House, D,Ilas.
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To the Guests Of the City.
The courtesics OF our Office are extended
Very respectful y,
Wal. CooPKR n HUHTKR.
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Hundreds write they owe their life and
present good health 70 Acker's English
Remedy, for consumY non, coughs, oolda.
etc Sold nv w. n. Patterson a %.
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see advertisement in for sale column
II l.tein heiiers.
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Markets Bi TELEGRAPH.

The best smoking tobacco Is little
Joker.n
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-31
THE LIQUOR DEALERS
Hold Consultation ON the Scott Law Suits
---Addltlonnl Cases,


Hold u Consultation ON the Scott Law Suits
additional Cases
Tuesday afternoon the Stark County
LIQUOR Dealers Association held u meet
Ing In Wernets Hall Mr. Matthew Bast
OF Bast Bros, presided, and Mr.. Lewis
Ley, Of Ley Il Menegay, acted rs secre.
taTy. A general consultation waa held
Oh the suits brought against members
OF the association by Treasurer Dangler
and brief expressions Of opinion were
had from different members, President
Bast was seen by DEMOCRAT reporter
after the meeting, He said I'VE have
determined not to pay the tax until we
are forced TO, then In the event Of the
Scott law being decided unc0nstitu'
tlonal, we can recover the money we
have paid into the treasury, For this
reason we have not paid the tax under
protest. The public must not think We
desire TO defy the law; such Ia not the
case; we merely desire 10 protect our.
selves from loss In case the Scott law
falls to hold good.
Messrs, Welty & Albaugh are the at
t0rneys Of the association, and have
NlWtkN vi NllN NtlNHNN III Nll lHN NulNNi
Prosecutor Harter will represent Treas
urer Danglor,
The following additional Scott tax
suits were filed In Justice Yant's Office
this morning, aud the papers were
served by Constable Goodman to-day,
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY DOLLAR
CAsEs,
Ley Il Menegay, sol for hearing Aug,
7th, 0a. m.
Charles Mist, set for hearing August
7th, II u. m.
Christian sommer, set for hearing
August 7Dh, y, m,
William ShOrb. act for hearing, Aug,
7th, 3 y. m.
Victor Trommenschager, set for hear
ing August 9TH, 3 ., N.
II. l.. Vogelgesang, set for hearing
August Sth, I u. m.
August VOlSor, set for hearing August
9th, o n. m.
Samuel Gerber, set for hearing August
9Th, 4 u, m.
Gottlieb Grossklaus, set for hearing
August Sth, pm.
Andrew Lothamer, set for hearing
august ON, ", ILL.,
Joseph keIlImann, set for hearing
August 9Th, b y. m.
Frederick Holman, set fer hearing
August 9th, 7 a. IN.
William Lohnis, set for hearing Aug,
9th, q. m.
William II, sherio, set for hearing
August 9th, II q. m.
Joseph klopCenstein, sot for hearing
August 9th, y. m.
SIXTY DOLLAR CAsEs,
Joseph lligey, set for hearing August
9th, . pm.
John Bry. set for hearing August OH,
b y, m.
Felix Uebelhart, vet for hearing Aug,
1lth, "a. m.
Peter Rastetter, set for hearing Aug,
1lth, o q, m.
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NEWS NOTES.

Tho British Postmaster General Ia con-
fident that the parcels post. Will ultimately
pay expenses
Long-contlnued rains In the district about
Urbana, Ill, have damaged tho crops thou
sands OF dollars
Jarvis Patten, the new Commissioner Of
Navigation, entered upon the discharge OF
his duties Monday.
The oil wells In tho Wardwoll field haye
suddenly diminished In yield, sonding the
prices OF petroleum upward.
The Grand Haven Road reports surplus
OF 89,058 for the year. and tho Wisconsin
Central shows So, $3.50 for tho same period.
RIB. Poor, Superintendent for Ohio OF
the American Express Company, dlod NJ
Old Orchard, Me, OF paralysis OF tho heart
Mrs Rugg, mother OF tho negro murder
or OF the Maybeo family on Long Island,
died at Now York Monday OF broken
heart
George s. Bowen and others have moor
porated the Harrington Rotary Engine Com.
pany, Of Chicago, with q capital stock OF
S5,O0O,0OO
In o quarrel about land hospass at Mo-
bile Colonel j. L. Murphy was shot dead
by Reuben Trlpp, who surrennerod himself
10 tho police.
All the railways between Chicago and
81. Louis and tho Missouri River have
agreed 10 coopreato with Colorado lines In
advancing rates next month.
Otis Strong, member OF the Yale Cleo
Club, who lost q leg In an accident brought
suit AT Louisville Monday against the o, IL
M. Road for $4,000 damages.
The National Rife Association requests
the Governor OF each State and Territory to
contribute trophy, 10 be shot for at the AN
nual full meeting ut Cre0dmoor.
John Dohorty, policeman At Muskegon,
Mich, shot himself through tho head Mon
day night because "hls girl" went bo pic
mic on Sunday with another man.
Minneapolis Is quiet and repetition OF
tho attempt 10 lynch 0nlcer McLauglln'a
murderers h very improbable Tho three
prisoners have been removed from tho jail
Mclaughlin died last night
There are no indications that tho lumber
mills In the Muskogon district will algn tho
agreement to shut down eOrller than usual.
The shipments OF lumber from Muskegon
last week were nearly $4,000, 900 feet.
Tho principal clearing houses report
1904, ,7O2, $50 Os the clearings for tho past
week, which Is o decrease from the prcccd.
ing week Of $50, O,O32s32, When compared
with the corresponding period last year the
falling oil equals 1917 per cont
w. s. Coyctt, now In jail at Franklin,
KY, for q criminal assault on his daughter,
Is guarded by special force OF ilfty citizens
summoned by tho Sheriff. Tho County
Judge appealed to Governor Knott TO order
out the militia 10 prevent lynchlng,
Tho Republicans OF Malno aro soon 10
celebrate tho thlrtleth anniversary OF tho
birth OF that party At Strong, In Franklin
County, where tho WhIgS FREQ S0llers and
Independent Democrats united In conven-
ton and the next year swept tho State
In the United States Circuit Court at
Philadelphia Monday Oliver Amos resigned
his position ns Receiver OF the Credit Mo.
bllier Company OF America, aud Samuel r.
Shlploy President OF the Proyldent Lifc In.
suranco and Trust Company OF Phladel'
phla, was appointed his successor
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Saturday, tho 3Oth day OF August, 1884
Road Notice.

Notice IA hereby glyen that petition will be prstn
ted tO o tom npsloncg 0i STARK county NJ their neNt
aughlOn, 10 bu held on tho nHt MOnuhy OF soponhor
A. ~ lttll, praying Tor tho establishment OF Cpuniy
road along tho following described tOuo IN said county
tOwt bupinnlng NJ corner stone IN the county road
uadlnR from the county lne llngulny 10 the Mllra'
bnrd road between the land VI John Woldnhn ald W.
d. Ohcflln ihcnce east along thO luhrr aco line Of
section 90 iu township until nerpnb tho road rune
ming north ANA south, known 80 Tue East ufernNilo
OF tho r0hd running dlapUnally through tho land OF
John weldmnu bcplnnlng VI the npOye nalnrd county
road aud running northeast Until II lniebecu Wv
nho,e mentioned feunylle road AluO tho vacation oi
llid mart VI county road leglnnlng at corner ono
Abutt mentioned aud runung Bouthehe until II Inter
nnria tho urtonyle road. W. u uDhliLiN,
JOHN WElDMAJ,
uygiLw Principal Petitioners
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tax. The Judge held the law TO be con-
stitutiOnal, being 40 decided by the Su-
pTeme Court, but made no decision on
The point whether the Scott law impo'
aed q tax or an assessment, III q thH,
the Court held II could not be collected
by dlstraint before December 2Oth, h,When
the second half falls due. II an assess,
ment, II can only be collected after suit
and formal verdict In the treaeurer'a 9
favor. The Judge therefore continued
the restraining order till matters at is'
sue can be determined on trial.
A SENSIBLE TREASURER,
County Treasurer Beck, OF Columbus,
was asked why he does not proceed to
collect the tax and penalty, az the treas
urers of other counties are doing. MIR.
Beck said he could not see that anything
was TO be accomplished by entering suits
at this time, as the Queation OF the con-
stitutiOnality Of the law Ia not yet set
tied, and final Judgments could not 90
obtained; and even II the money could
be gotten into the treasury II might all
have 10 be paid back. Besides, he did
not think II proper to attempt TO collect
half years tax A more potent reason,
however, was the fact that the court
had restrained him from collecting the
tax from a large majority OF the deal,
ers, and II he were 10 proceed against
the Others, injunctlons would DO imme'
diately gotten out 10 stop the suits. Mr.,
Beck said he supposed that those treas
urers who are suing. TO collect the TAX
and penalty are probably going out OF
Office this fall, and are desirous OF real
izing az much Of the penalty as possible.
Not having been restrained, they can
proceed against the dealers without
hindrance.
AT Cincinnati, Saturday, In the case
against John Boodberger, the jury
brought In verdict Of $l20 for the
plaintiff after being out ten minutes,
After this number OF saloon Keepers
confessed judgment and paid $l2O
apiece and costs,