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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19
MAsSiLLO n,
A Fresh Budget OF News From tho wes
End,

A Fresh Budget OF News From tho West
End,
The Wymans at the Opera House this
evening.
Mr.. Charles ZIuk Ia getting to bC
quite an expert On rol or skates.
The entertainment NJ the High School
Hall Last evening was q grand success
Mr.. Richard Powell and Emmet Heck
ert will build ekating rink NJ Medina
There will be u wheelbarrow race Al
the Alhambra Roller Rlnk this evening
In the case tried before Mayor Bow
man for disturbance OF The peace, John
Wagner and Peter HOltzNach were bound
over TO Probate Court, and Louis Wog
ner was discharged.
This community was shocked yeeter
day by the announcement OF the sudden
death OF Mira. Mary Atwato who died
OF Brlght's disease NJ lhe residence oil
her son, Mr.. Henry Kilzmlller, aged VI
years. Mrs. Atwater has been In deli
cate health all winter, but was foeliDP
much better on the evening OF hei
death than she has for some time, Up
on retiring about o o'clock, she CON,
plalned OF feeling w0rae, and continued
10 do 30 until II o'clock, when she died
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19
SPARTA.
MIR. II, ", steiner Reoo,voa u bullet In
His Coat,

Mr. II, ", steiner Receives bullet In
His Coat.
Last night burglars attempted TO
force their way Into u, II. Steiner's
store, but failed TO accomplish their In.
tention. MIR. Steiner was away from
home, and returning about II o'clock,
no passed tho store, aud when within
about q rod from the recess no was fired
upon, tho bullet passing about two
inches from his heart and through his
overcJa,. Only au Instant had elapsed
until Mr., y, answered the report and
i've shots besides. Tho thieves ron nj u
furious rate and escaped. MIR. Steiner
afllrms that they have surely ae many,
II not more, holes In their clothes as he
has.
Twice before they succeeded In got
ting Ia ana carrying away goods to the
amount OF about three or four hundred
dollars,
Mr. Steiner IL widely known ae an on.
terprleing, accommodi itlng aud straight
forward merchant. He Ia doing u boom
lug business, and II is hoped his bad
luck IL about 10 q close, Aud we would
not advise anyone TO play too much
with him for run 10 not his name.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19
A Candidate'a short Memory.

julie Klein is n candidate for Town.
ship Treasurer, and has become quite an
adept In tho seductive art OF shaking the
hands OF voters. But at the same time
he Ia afflicted with an unaccouutable
ehortness OF memcry, and every time no
lovingly grasps The hand OF u citizln
whom no wishes TO Impress In u favor.
able way, and Ia asked by tho owner OF
the hand what once be Ia n candidate
for. ho II Invariably forced to consult
the DEMOCRAT containing tho announce.
mentp before no can answer the Ques.
tIon. julie should cut out his announce.
ment ana paste II IN hts hut for handy
reference In time Of need.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19
THE STOVE FOUNDRY.


Real Estate Entnngiementa Tar Out the
New Industry,
For soma two months past the gentle
men interested IN the stove foundry
prof 'ct have teen busy at work. arrang'
Ing for the purchase Of real estate, ad'
joining the plant selected by them, the
paper box factory, at the intersection OF
Cherry street and the NJ. Wayne rail
road.
After lengthy neg )tlatlona contracts
were entered into FOR the transfer OF
some 90 800 worth OF rtal estate and but
one more lea remained TO complete the
plant. The latter called for the right OF
way over small strip OF ground, which
the owners refuse 10 sell NJ any price,
Notwithstanding that the stove foun.
dry gentlemen had extended u similar
courtesy 10 tn m. This unexpected OBJ
stacle at the last moment had q dis
heartening effect upon tho gentlemen
interested In the enterprise, and they
feel like letting The matter drop. So
many 0bsiractlons have been placed In
their oath that they have not felt very
much encouraged.
In justice TO the gentleman interested
In the new Industry, II must be said thai
they did all In their power TO establish
a stove foundry here, and had they moi
met with this last obstacle, the building
OF the works would have been com
moncod early In the spring.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19
TILE surrnsEn MuRpnls.
Coroner Lelninger Concludes MS Indu st.
Verdict Reserved.

Verdict Reserved
The Inquest on the dead body OF Henry
Vinches was held In the Office OF Mayor
Montgomery, of 0lnablrg, Monday after
noon. About dozen witnesses, prinrl'
pally nfighbOTa and bOarders OF The
Vilchea family, were xamlnel, In the
testimony II was. ellciled lhat Mfa'
Viaches had Intended 10 desert her fam
lily, consisting OF her husband, three
grown up daughters and yonng son,
and 90 west with her b0ardeT, Joseph
Fisher. MIRA, Vlnchea 10 about ltty 6ye
years old and Fisher Ia scarcely thirty,
yet an affinity sprung up between them
and they were In the habit OF going 10
church aud other places together, This
led TO qlarrell between Vinchea and his
wife, aud on one occasion Mrs, Vinches
told her husband 10 cut his throat, as he
was no longer able TO earn hs bnpId.
Mrs. Ylnches made several unsuccessful
attempts TO have him sent to the ln'
Urinary.
Fishers motive to elope with the old
lady was that NJ Ia said TO be possessed
OF probably 300 or $500, on which
Fisher evidently had his eve; the posses
sion OF this money Mrs. Vlnchea denies,
but the testimony showed that she re-
ceiyed $500 No one time from Germany
and that she kept bOarders for q long
time.
Mra. Vinches and the children said TO
O DEMOCRAT reporter that eight years OF
litigation aud the loss OF fortune In
Germany turned Mr.. Vinchel'a mind,
and that on several occasions In Ger
many he became quite Insane and had TO
be con iHed In mnd-hOnse, While
posses 0 OF these spells no made several
attempts at self destruction, on one 0c-
casiOn throwing himself into q fire be-
meath a large kettle In mandatory;
no was rescued, hut his right arm was 30
badly burned that II was ampnlatd d at
the shoulder. The sight OF his right
eye was also destroyed,
Tue Vi mach OF the dead man, which
was removed by the Coroner, shows oil
the signs OF strychnine poisoning AMI its
analysis wi no doubt throw some light
upon the affair. Meanwhile Coroner
Lsiningfr has withheld his verdict aud
Mrs. Vlnches and Fisher are under stIict
surveillance by The % aburI author!-
ties.
The intereat In 0snaburg and neigh
bOrhOOd over the affair IL Intense, aud
the Mayors oillce was crowded at the
Inquest,
Dra. Whiteleather, Of 0snaburg, and
Baker, Of Louisville, assisted the COrOn-
or IN maxi & the post morlem.
Trust-e Frank Bowen, OF 0enaburg
township, had the remains OF Vinches
Inferred at the County lnArmary this
afternoon,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19
ALLIANCE AFrAns.
News notes of Personal md Gsu'ral Hap
ponIugs ~ tho East Ind

News notes of Personal md Gsu' raj Hap
poniugs NJ tho East tnd,
AqpiAnts for city honOIs IN tho way
Of CouncImcn AMI members OF the
School BOard seem to be acaTcer this
spring than for some years. They seem
10 realize thr fact that 10 become a
Councilman and take hold 0f ths city y
finances when the city has a bonded In
debetedneas Of about 900 OOO Ii no easy
task. The numbers OF our School
Boards have for nnmherOt years kept
no Mn almost constant turmoil by fight
ing and quaIreling among themselves,
Tho way the school tlnds should DO
kept, whether az a bank account or IN a
separate box, whether or not the bonds
men Of Q. X, 6rainer the defantlng
school treasurer, should be compelled 10
pay the amount lost through his hands,
whether or not W, II, Dresaler should be
retained as superintendent, aud many
other issues have been the questions
which have created contentious. A
prominent professional man Of oar city
was heard TO remark few days ago
that "through bitter contentious and
animOaiiy towards each other In tho
Sch, o. Board for The past ten years they
have nearly tankrnpled u.s. We hope
that men who are ava lhed for the posi-
tions aud who have the city's welfare
ut heart wi 4 he chosen to take care OF
our pub ic affairs.
TIE Salvation Army should be do
clared u nuisance ana ordered 10 leave
town. Their actions are becoming more
aud more disgusting every day, TIL the
majority Of the people wish they were
driven from town, IL cannot be denied
that they have done some good here, hut
tht bad they have done In lowering lht
morals OF the community, VIII no doubt
OyeTbalance the good. Oa last Sunday
morning they raiaed such disturbance
IN the College Hall by their jumping,
shoItir &, curnet aud tambOurine play
ing. that the Pre- byteTlan Church which
was holding services heloW, wa nearly
compelled TO cease their worship Sun.
duy atlprato1, after holding their usual
meeting on the square, they m trrhed up
and down Main street, their captain
playing cOInet, o half.wilted lleuten-
ant ssinging u btDjj with his arm ex'
tended upward, aud tho girls playing
tambournes aud shouting halleluj N NJ
the top of their voices. The Mayor has
expressed a desire TO have something
done, but seems afraid to Ogitate II
while the Council sits back aud rays
amen. Wake up, gentlemen, lot the
people know that you have the citys
welfare at heart by having the SaOb !th
respected, instead Of desecrated by q
hand OF fanatics who march up AMI
down the streets on Sunday, collecting
crowds and raising Disturbances. On
Sunday evenings they charge all who
enter an admission Of lye cents, Sull
they crim that salvation Ia free. "COn'
sislency, thou art a jewell"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19
A CLEVER swINDLER.
A Young German, with Mythical For
tune, Works tho Town.

A Young German, with u Mythical For
tune, Works the Town.
For several months past German,
named Enile Holfert, aged about 20
years, has been living In Canton and
borrowing money and boarding upon u
mythical fortune OF about Slb0000,
which no said no expected shortly from
Germany. A day or two ago no disnp'
pearcd, leaving q number OF parties In
the lurcn, He owes Frank BurrowOy,
with whom no boarded, east Of the city,
some four weeks' bonri, and other
creditors know him for minor amounts,
H0lfert had made arrangements 10
take a half interest In Princes photo
gralh gallery, aud ordered $3.50 worth
OF picture frames from Cincinnati,
about 800 worth Of photographers ma
terials from Philadelphia, and an SSb
carpet from Mr.. j, y, Palmer OF thia city,
with which no was To pay his half Ia.
tereat. 1heto goods are now eaddled
upon Mr.. Prince.
A rife, revolver and watch, belonging
10 n boy named Blerbrier. employod In
the gallery, disappeared with Holfert.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19

ED DEoocRAT:-Wlth n c0ntTile hoart,
shall Try 10 pen n few lines 10 our lHte
enemies from this land OF political sin'
nfrA II Ia not necessary ~ give you u
de 6 iptiOn OF this place, because you
know how II ~ yourself" We are
strangers In u strange land, aud IN tho
lido e6bs aud flows only once In twenty
Ave years, our future In gloomy indeed.
The beautiful quarters which you 10
hastily vacated are going TO ruin, aud
m we have for NO many long yeara lived
on the fat OF the land, clothed In purple
aud nne linen, II IN doubtful whether
they will be repaired.
rhe lne bourbon which you left here
has been taken possession OF by several
local preachers, 0etenaibly for the pur'
pose OF helping Mr. Murphy's causo, but
really for their st0mache sake, The
beer kega were oil empty.
We have been rogaled by q number OF
lectures delivered by Rev, Tanner, who
loat Il pile on tho election, by Rev,
Bnrchard u Ball, and by n U0i0n speech
delivered by n Mir, Blaine, formerly from
Kentucky. II was delivered since the
raacalg we're kicked out, ana shows
his acqnlescepce to tho will OF tho ma.
jority, III u spirit that would do credit
TO u statesman.
shall send this letter with u lot Of
hack lldeis who have concluded 10 re'
turn homo 10 IA 'ir 0rSt love, They have
been u great help 10 w, nv they ara 70
well acquainted with this country, hay
Ing made Quadrennial trips ence, dur
Ing which time they said tuch nAughly
things about US, They are now willing
| TO snbsist for time on crow For this
ns well aa for their zeal In our cause
their denunciation OF Cleveland, and
their anxiety TO belong 10 tho winning
side, you will, trust, receive them Will
n cordial welcome, We have no further
uso for them. With anlmosity, am
ETC.. UNLUcKY JouN.
Green Castle, Dollar Valley.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19

There IN no mistake about this. ! eau
ana will furnish you with tickets 10 oil
points In tho west and northwest Just
as cheap and possibly cheaper than NY
competitors. l represent the reliable
Valley Railway, which makes direct
connections east and weBt with the
lno,t lines IN tho country, ylai Cleye-
land and Akron. Rear this IN mind,
Wa put you through IN quick and com.
Portable ~ our competitors transfer
coupon wherever change In noces.
safy, and baggage checked TO destina.
tion. DO not be led as,rpy by loud talk,
but write or call upon me and be con
vinced. FIRED LIED.
Ticket Agent Valley Railway.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19
Personal pEtAMBuLATIoNs.

Movements OF tho Peopios-.doing from
and Coming TO tho city.
Frank Fyfe, OF Canton, visited hls
parents NJ their Akron home, yesterday,
Il Akron Beacon.
Miss Flo. NJ, Brownell, an accomplish
cd young lady from Akron, Ia visiting NJ
the residence OF Mr.. Lawrence Bccnel,
on North Plum street.
Judge Wells and Rev. Copkle, OF this
place, will attend tho Centennial Az
aembly OF Canton District, East Ohio
Conferences, ut Canton, this week. . New
Lisbon Journal.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19
THE ONO IDEA.

A Stark County Democrat Gives Cleveland
Excellent Advice.
The following vigorous communl
cation, published In the W sh
ington Post, Monday, is from an
Ohio man, aud In printed under the head
"rhe Ohio Idea" The writer IL Joh'l
Bryan, OF Canton, Stark county: "Lqst
October General James s. Robinson was
elected Secretary OF State Of Ohio. aud
In the early days OF January he was In
ductei into office ut the State Capitol
In thirty.lyo minutes afltr lbkDng
the oath he had removed every
Democrat holding office In the depart
ment and Il led the vacancies with Re
publIcans. Sheriff Dewstoe OF Cnya
hoga county, elected In October also
and in0ugurated In January, removed
every Democratic clerk In hiS Office In
aide Of twenty minutes after renewing
his lips from the Bible, | hope Presl
dent Cleveland will make q note OF this
and turn every Republican rascal out on
whom h. can lay his hands They seem
TO think they own tho country, Offices
President and ALL and out here In 0biO
they lit their hands In holy horror al
the mere meneion OF having TO hunt a
job.
"To the yictors belong the offices, and
II will be we'll for MIR, Cleveland and hit
Cabinet 10 remember ~ In time for 1883,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19
nsp,ssen,a,iye Cole OF Stark,

L,o, Cole, OF Masaillon, IL n Demo.
cratic lawyer, who divides tho honor OF
representing Stark county with John
Mcbride, Mr. Cole IL a handsome, In
telligent man, aud has never been
known 10 make u fool OF himself. When
ho does talk no means II, aud goes nj u
IN u fashion that indicates hie earnest.
nees,- ohio bolone" In Cincinnati
ENQUIRER,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19
Did Sho yio7

"sho fingered and suffered along, pin.
Ing away oil the time for years."
"The doctors doing her no good"
"And NJ last was cured by this Hop
Bltters the paptrs say no much about"
Indeed Indeedp
GLOW thankful wo should be for that
medicine"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19

VIM. ]. Carson, travelling agent for
the greatest asthma cure on earth, IN In
town and he proposes 10 give tho people
q fuir trial OF this wondol ful medicine.
Please elep IN tho principal drug stores
aud aek for u free trial bottls Of DR.,
Taft o Asthmaline, aud 500 how soon
you will improve For sale by oil drug.
piptg,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19
ANNouNrEMENrs
or Democratic Candidates at the Primary
ElColion, Saturday, March gslh,

" Demooratio Candidates at tI,e prImar,
EI,o,to, satnrd,y n,rcb os,h
Two nOlihlh' III huNhUce' lh lhe nUhlF'
or ehPh WlOuurnnrht Inf u IhNlnl
NEE, ana thls VIII tplllle eAcl rhldl
ate 10 B0O tickets For nOlpaylnI
tlicpA one dollar iH n fee. Announce
lents will close March 25th at IL III,
MAYOR.
w,J, rIER0
JONATHAN H. HUDSON
BkNIAMAN v, FAUST,
HENRY n WARMER,
JOHN F.BLARH,
CITY soLIcIroa,
JOHN NJ. MYERS,
w,,vn yo.vs ,,rsrv.
GIN FRANK.
o,,v,,,,su,,
CHARLES sCuIA0IR
sr,vsr oov,s ,ovr
Inpn nouv Vy"| ~ ~, vww ,Sn'
THEuDORE A, YATRA
ALEXANDER MARIO
s,hUEL DEOHERElL
GEORGE h. BEN ElL
JACOB rLpNKAitD
JOHN BARRY
THOMAS H. iutNbuLL
oouNuLMgN.
First Ward JOHN W. wALSER
Fist Ward re- Joseph DICK.
Flint tward-CIIARLRs BlEOHhIl Ga
Second WArd--JOHN L. RlFFLE
Second wnri-wM l., MILLER
Third Ward -hENR yOGIE ESANa,
Fourth Ward u " hohithh
rourlh WarU-uhAlLhs H. hAfpfL
fourlh Ward -duslANE dk4sWElN
fillh Ward-JOhN GLASS
Fifth wari-ChARLEs H. FRAZER
Sikh Ward ALEX HONENs llNE
Sixth Ward WM, II, PETERS,
o''0"'h "aru-rHHp Il ED
BOARD ~ EDUCATION
seeord Wmd-hENlH o. scHAUD,
ih"" """- ND p"NNan ''IN"
hiRGfr MAsfkR'
''"N ~ ''"''"''
AfsIasoRA
Flfat whrd-EDWAtU j, dnuENAf'
first Ward HNhl.tsM CAPPk
Second Whm-fl hYElS
Third Ward JOHN A. MACK
Third Ward-dEOlthE A. YOUNG
Third Ward JO'tPli pEYlLLh'
Ih'ra Wnrd'-sAMVhL Hhhnh'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19

Mr.. Joseph II. Bordner, residing two
and one half miles sou, h.oast OF Canton,
will eell nj public eale on Monday,
March Goth. horses, cattle, farmlup
ut,nails, household and kitchen lurni-
tnre. etc. Mr., Bordner will remove TO
Kanaas and will have very many articles
for gnle
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19
TnMnnhIn prInnrlcA.

Tho Democrats Of Jackson township
arO requested 10 meet nj the usual places
Of holding prlm ry elections, on Satur'
day. March 2S,h, 1885, between the hours
OF 2 y. IN ana 7 p, NJ, to nominate q
TO Snshlp ticket " be supported atthe
enquing April election.
Candidates must present their names
10 the undofaignod, H,O kRoFf,
Central Committeeman.
Tho Democrats OF Lake township art
hereby requested TO meet NJ tho Center
school house Of eald township, on Satur.
day, March 2sth, NJ l o'clock y, M, foi
tho purpose Of nominating q township
ticket, TO be supported NJ the ensuing
spring election, By order OF
SIS, aEip,
Central Committeeman,
The Democra OF Plain Township aro
requested TO meet nj tho usual places
OF holding primary elections on Satur.
| day, March 2Sih, 1885, between tho hours
OF 3 D. m. aud u. M, for tho purpose OF
nominating u township ticket " bo sup.
ported nj tho coming April election,
| The Judges Of the election OF tho several
polls are requested 10 forward by mall
the poll books and tally eheots OF said
election polls TO tho undersigned, NJ
| Canton. II, w. HossLER,
co l'ral Committeeman.
Tho Democrats OF Paris township are
requested ~ meet NJ the usual places OF
holdiOg primary elections on Saturday,
March 2Slh, 1885, between tho bours ofs
y. m. ana I y. m, 10 nominate a town
ahip ticket 10 be supported NJ the eneu.
ing April election. Candidates must
present their names 10 tho undersigned
Central Committeeman,
| VALENTINE Mono,
| Central Committeeman,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19
AcCUMULATINa EVIDENCE

In tho osnnburg Mystery---The brain Per-
f,otiy Healthy.
Tuesday afternoon Coroner LeIninger
took out tho brain OF Horny yinches
previous TO the intermen, OF tho 10.
mains at the County IDArmary.
The blaln was found 10 be perfectly
healthy, 30 that no brain trouble could
have caused death.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19

idr. jim Frederick, son Of Mr.. NJ.
Frederick, OF South Poplar, had two
fingers broken by falling NJ the rink u
few evenings ago.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19
Advertising Cheats III

ut has become 80 common 10 begin
an article, In IN elegant, interesting
style.
"fhen run II into some advertisement
that we avoid oil such.
"And simply call attention 10 tho mer-
Ito Of Hop Bltters In as plain, honest
terms 40 possible,
"To induce people
"To give them one trial, which 40
proves their value that they will never
use anything elee."
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19

For rates. froe maps and information
concerning tho west, ca ] on or address,
II. H. 9EETiNG. II Il, L, " J, Agt,,
II Eayt TuscaTawag b., Cantor, v,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19
Hardware.

We advise all who contemplate build
Ing repairlng and painting 70 call on
Couch q Strpyer. You Will iind their
store full Of goods NJ prices that will
astonish you.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19

You will make no mistake but save
time aud money by calling AZ Couch u
Sirayar'p for oil kinds OF hurdw ware.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19

Itch cured IN thirty minutes by Wool.
foi d'e Sanitary Lotion. This never fails.
Bold by p. IA. barr, Druggist, Canton.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19

Persons moving west should write or
call on II. II. acoting for maps aud In
formation.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19
Father Ia Getting We'll.

"My daughters say:
"How much better is father since h,
used Hop Bitters."
"lle is ge'tipg we'll after his long suf
fprlng from q disease declared lncurable.
"And we are m glad thlt he used your
Blttore."--A LADY OF Utica, N, Y.
ts-None Genuine without bunch OF green Hops OF
tho wiite lalal Hhun all the Vile, pOlsUnOus stun
WITH "ilop' or Hops" IN thelt name.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19

All kinds OF seeds for sale by the bulk
NJ T. ]. Sehwalm'e.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19
A Daughters Misery.

"lIeyen years our daughter suffered
on a bed Of Misery,
"From q Q implication OF kidney, liver,
rheumatic II ouble and Nervous debility,
"Uuder n care Of tho best physicians,
"Wbo CAV her disease various names,
"But no r, lef,
"And now she Ia restored 10 us In good
health by no simple remedy as Hop Bit.
ters, that we had Stunned for years be-
fore using 1.-THE PARENTS.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-12-02
j. Fl. Giesk e.
ITO THE CITIZENS OF ST. PAUI-Takf

ITO THE CITIZENS OF ST. PAUL-Take
l. notice! The myriad Of people that at
tended my sale yesterday at &c East Seventh ST. is
an evidence that great bargains are to be had.
The stock consists of all kinds of household furni
ture, including stone ana tinware, bedroom sets
specially; all sold regardless Of cost this is the
well-establshed business of Burneshare to be sold
at above NUMBER sale to commence at 10 q. m. to-
day; come and inspect for yourselves. J.H.Gieske,
auctioneer. 1851
T WILL SELL on Monday, Nov. 80, 1885. at 10
L o'clock a. m, the entire stock of furniture and
q large stock of stoves, crockery, tinware and
cutlery, at auction at No. 46 East Seventh street.
This stock is entirely new and frst-class; it con-
sists OF parlor SETS bedroom sets, bureaus wash
stands, bedsteads. chairs. spring mattresses,
lounges, center-tables, wardrobes, and Is of the
leading standard heating and cooking stoves of
different sizes, styles and makes both for wood
and coal This sale should attract the attention
of all parties who are need of sets of household
goods, the stock is entirely new and frst-class.
Parties retiring from business and are willing
to sell for less than first cost ]. n. Gieske, auc
tioneer 1914