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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-12-19
Idaho Items.
Shoshons has organised IN amuse-
ment and literary society.

Shoshons has organised IN amuse-
ment and literary society.
A town named Martin has bssn laid
out on Law. creek, Aturas county.
J H. Bush Of Boise has sold over
IS. 900 pounds Of dry hides this year.
Judge Buck held the indictment good
s2xinst Hib Is en- the 8sh ard jury wxA
selected TO try him.
P.J Kinney. OF Boise, has resigned
the oommissionerrhip to tho worlds.
fair in London next year.
The special election TO vote . tax b.
bull An addition to the HALEY school
house ireAulted in the defeat lf tho
proposi,n.
VIM. Nssstron. who was run ovor by
train ut Shoshons last May and had q
foot terribly orushsd. died in Bellevue
ON the 9h.
Wm. Back, VINO sued the city Il
LEWISTON for damages caused by do
fsctive highway, vas awarded eS.5Oo-
H. is 8 cripple tor lie.
The M mule Moore III ia financial d.s-
tress. Palmer, tho iacompetent mAne-
ger, who caused most Of the trouble
lasL summer, suddenly lett for En- gland
lsss Saturday.
Two coaohes srd = sleeper on The
NOR h-oeaad Utah & Northern wsra
snro IN from Tie lrack near Market
Lake On The II Ii aud number PASS
q gers siighsly iDj ir.d. Wm- Pximer,
oI L. xAp. ianipeu tnroeg, . coach vim
,ow and Was KILLED bY tae car f.liirg
O HIM
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-12-19
GENERAL NEWS.

The sacred white elephant of Burmah
y dead.
Two large whales wore captured on
Long Island Monday.
Scarlet fever Of . malignant type is
p spid' mic in Pittsburg.
Bismarck fell ofi..s horse Tuesday and
Wa painfully injured.
The pcpo IL very sick, caused By >
palady of the stomaoh.
:. Gratz Brown died at kirkwood,
No.. on the 18th, Of pneumonis.
Id lph DAucber. radical, has been
slscted president Ct Switzerland.
> fFeur detectives and an electric alarm
eusrd Wander bilt's tonb from ghouls.
Turkish Minister Cox announces his
intention Ct resignipx 10 again run for
congress.
Twelve persons were burned to death
In a tenement house frs at Ply mouth,
4 fag., Sunday.
Oa Wednesday John W. Daniel was
tlsclsd BY the Virginia legislature To
succeed Malone.
Senator Mitchell has Introduced bill
10 rstir. trad, doilsrs BY exchanging
q kstandard dollars.
S,nstor EdEunds on Tuesday intro
hc.d a bill granting the usual pen=iJn
d. 900 to Mrs. Grant.
Petitions Ne being cifculated asking
congress- t. establish a soldiers nome
sM d 50 blud confederatss
Boston re-rlec,ed its democratic MAY
d fuss.isy by the largest democratic
rj,r'ty svsr gwen there.
After being unconscious f,r several
dNs r ,bert Tocmbs died vt bis home
Washington, GA-. Tuesday.
San Fcancisco man dfactursrs are al
rng ng % bring 2 500 cigarmakers from
Nv York To suppiAnt Cinnamon.
1wu c',ildysn dis from trichinosis in
lssrsptum, p, ON the l3,b, hnd tnsre
wn no nope for the recovery II six
pAers.
Bubsd wire manufacturers met in
Chicago Wednesday and put Up the
Pdcs one-han cent pound On all
kn:es
y3ta.or Vest has introduced bill to
hcorpor,te the A lhntic & Pacihc rail-
IA, (E,ds' ship railway and grant it
Rhiiy.
Exnk Knox and family wsre burr Cd
sd.ath ON Tuesday night BY the burn
ss thair dwelling in Woodmore,. =
aprb Of Dstroit.
Hrs. Nanssr,. at Lorg Prairie, near
DJm pis, w, T., sst fro to her house
'Als dersngsd ON the 16Th. and hcrtelf
lad four children burned 10 death.
Yandsrbilt's will gives each of his
III children $1O 900, 900, and puts the
(tsncc into the hands Of trustees, to DO
NJ intact until lis grandchildren nov
hhsve eli become 21 years old.
fEh reported from Kansas that the
ate mcl nave driven only tAt stock
ron Indian territory. leaving the COWS
Xounx cattle, and are using all the
dasnce they possess 70 hAvs the pres
snls order r,v .ked.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-01-31
IssIIt SiiD.

No. 5O7G.
Taken up by y. \ jenkins ON hl,
premises at Chalk Bluff ON the
Hralos river, and cstrayed before W
q. Boyd, j. T., precinct No. I, Mcl.cn-
nan county, Tex, on the 22d of Octo-
Der, 1854, one bay horse Z years old,
II - hands hands high branded
- : on i'lt snouiu'r' Sa1"Ir lnarheu'
appraised by W. l. F"ol ana a. H.
iool NJ 30
~, 2o"' -, u..
l4Neh up ny 'oni' w. hI'c AT Am M
i''liCh'c on l'e M""'iH ani "v"
inau , h'llc9 lroIIi Moo"N' an" '-'I"A =
rd Oclure d. J. Mayer, .; ire''h''
No. o. Mr;'hllhh count en- NoNr'ii +
Der - 9'2' one S"Tlr' NAV, vi -
Years i n'u' nranI ! nno'c %. ir .,
'H"'u"'i' " on I''t Jaw anu ~" N'"t
con- ISSUE OF 'Ii9 mare no DranI, ,ap-
pr"iSeu ~ = w oR"'I' anu = IT, Nc
'aIi NJ 80
80 ,r QUO. u..,.......n..
laHch up ny . L. Phrn ''I", gu 'l'
premises "l 'uusc ~ a. Nc''n'''
apoul 'Wo HIIlcs norm vi i'"SH S'n-
[ non anu cs'raSr u p'tIir - - Ni"No. Z
D. !" 'rcoIhc' ~ "' n'''rHii"h 'p""-
/ ~ lcAp on 'n' o,' u ''''t''''vi
lH7t' one pa! morse "pou' > !gnl "p''
apout 10 minus H.T''i Nn''c )" ~
,'i mp uoNh' not! hihu lr't Mn'ID
prahueu on Hsll ,n c' an" a., y o.
'oI'hcc'cu, "'nU ~" 'cit si""'"'l
HIPI Ii-.nl " .o - h'"n"""''' ANA 81
/ W mn vi ~ '-''
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-01-31
Hairs Detective Agency waco,
EeNns.

REFEREN CEs.- Citizens National
Bank. state Central Bank, Waco Nat
ional Bank, Waco state Bank, Waco,
Texas.
The undersigned have opened an
Office in Waco for the transaction OF Il
Legitimate detective business in all it,
branches. and especially tender their
services in all cases requiring careful
and diiigent investigation.
Evidence. in criminal cases and
civil actions obtained; missing per
sons will be looked for; absent wit
uesses located; collection, made IN nil
parts of the state; mysteriou, di,ap-
prarance of goods inquired into Lost
and stolen property recovered. w e
are responsible for all property placed
in our charge, and in correspondence
with all reliable agencies throughout
the lnitcd States and Canadas,
All business done with this Office
will be strictly confidential. Office al
the court house.
VAS HALL, Manager.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-01-31
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

For fish, game and oysters, go " the
Silver Moon.
Buy feed and groceries from Geo
w. Mclaughlin
Fish. the finest out of water. can be
had at Bronnums.
The cheapest and best toilet articles
at Or. ;. Il. lIanlett,
The oyster season is not over yet,
and Bronnum continues to serve the
best.
The old reliable Herr sells more
cigars than any house in central
Texas.
DR.. :. i. Hamlet has on hand
large supply of paints, oils and var
nishcs
Drop into the Cotton Exchange
when YOU are dry. and YOU will get
the best.
Like the mayor, Office it seems
candidates for alderman are not very
numerous
The Anderson furniture store, OH
south side of the plaza, is the place to
60 for bargains.
y regular spring shower fell yester-
/ day afternoon, aud some hail was
mixed with the rain drops,
Notice the new advertisement of
Cameron, Castles II Storey, on the
first page of to-day's paper,
1t was stated on the streets yc,tcr-
day that colorcd nnn Intended run
ming for alderman in the fifth ward.
The Silver Moon is the best res
tuur9nt ever opened in Waco. and il
i, ~ good now H. the day it first
opened.
The NcI.ennan County Teachers
association will meet i'll the Waco
Female college chapel this morning at
10 CLOCK
Berwick bay oysters received daily
at j. Darrow's Fresh celery and
California grapes on hand all the
time.
\ painter was seen carving an old
sign through tine streets yesterday.
bearing the following words. "Scy-
mour Ash. pianos and organs
The case of Paul kcrkow v. Ste
phruson, 'Iibb, ~ steiner. was ON
trial in the cou ty court yesterday.
and the evidence Wa. finished when
the court adjourned.
one of our city bellies wa, heard TO
assert oonlidcniialy Yesterday. that
skating wa, a perfect cure for 'le
promenade "A la pigeon which i. 80
much in fashion just now. She spoke
from experience TOO.
Prof. and Mrs. Ernest W krnu.
are the happy parents of line gill
baby which came To bless their home
Yesterday The Examiner extends
Concentrations, Professor. and may
the baby live long and prosper
Nor.n.I t,L.o \loor. bo. hod Mr.
Aiken ia nut in some GOOD hnx cross
m~. over several puttrr, ON Wo.hino.
ton Street ond thT nronln who i've IN
ihg, nnrt of. tho civ are yery much
uratiiird.
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me- 'un iT al %, WI '"arp.'.n'
n'""N1 III '"Me ' w., ' g,,i i,"' 49,"
AZ n ~ o o'~, ~ u TX iT,,H,L nm% ,n',iu
.trc.t. Intorncnt nt O,i,wnod conn.
rtrrv Rev T. G. Eurln.nn viii OH
,ntc
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W" ~ va .' ""t'7 ~" ~ Wv
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MISS Jun" "'''N'
MIR il'lul, the ROAD master on 'li'
"NH' ~ ~ h"u's '"al' mas ur'l
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-01-31

/ one single dose ot Eallcy'- ~aiin,
/ Apcricm will cure il nine time, intcu
cases. 1t i, the mlldcst, best and
cheapest substitute for pin, in tia,
world II cure, constipation, bilious
ness. sick headache. heartburn. acid
stomach: relieves indigestion, re-
frr,hcs and invigoratcs the week and
feeble, cheer, the depressed, acts
gently upon the liver and Kidneys
al&ys symptoms of fever, promotes
hcalthtul pcr>piration. regulates the
flow of the bile, mitigate, the pmg~
of Rheumatism, clcamscs the stomach
and keep, the brain cool and clear.
When You need Il purgativc- try il.
Large bottles 30 cents, II is rs pIeu--
ant us glass of soda water. sold
cVcrNWhcro.'
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-01-31

Malaria is a disease which, when it
once take, hold of the system, never
lets go-that is, il doesn't let go under
ordinary treatment. But MlshIers
Herb Bittcrs is no ordinary prepara-
ton. ON the contrary, it Is one OF the
most wonderful productions of mcdi-
cal science. Malaria gives up the
ghost when this powerful remedy en-
tiers the field to contest lis sway, and
the proper use of the Bitters will
speedily restore to Il state OF perfect
health and yigor.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-01-31

Men of -cdcntary habits prcach-
cr,. lawyers, clerk-, bookkccpcrs and
others, are particularly liable to nrr-
vous complaints, lack of vital force,
and the Narious other symptom, OF II
weakened and dcbiIitatcd system.
What such men want j. tonic and
the preparation that lili- their ca,r
exactly i, Mi-hler's Herb liitlcr~, COM
pounded from an ancient German
formula, and made up from the most
wholesome herbs. A. an appetizer it
has no peer
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-01-31

Just OF cncd line Of pickles, can
ned goods etc, German all pickles
per gallon soc; cheese zoe To zoe per
mound: butter Is to % per pound nj.
Enton Guinan y 20.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-01-31

Waco ground Graham and Rye
llour always on hand al ID. : Duric
n Bros 45l Austin street Nv
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-01-31

and similar styles at Sc; simpson solidblack
Gar and Washington oil red she
Prices in bloaChcd goods. tickings, hickory.
duckiug etc. remain unchanged and are
quoted rs follows
Bleached shceting-Utica IS, Sc Liberty ~
&c: Dauutless "A, csc, Western products A.
7i.c: Lockwood ID l. A.. SbC Mason He "a.
pac. uill ~ 20. Dwight "a lUc.
Cambria Iusllin-Lonsdale ll'.e diamond
Mil ~.
Ducks-Gloucester Sc. West Point loo; Ho.t
colorado ducks-Montsup G.. loo Montaup r..
lose Montaup A. lie Montaup M, FAC.
Moutaup blue, l24c Mputaup checked and
striped l3c, Faust y b, uhc' Lewiston y j
stripes, l5c.
Ticking-Amoskeag \, he. Amoskcas F.,
liC Amoskeag G l2c, Cords 8, ASc cords
uhc Nnmcless llAc Standard e, &c. stand e.
ard Il, &c. standard +. lOc. Palmer 90.
Hickory stripes - Hamilton II ac. Rock RiSer
&c; omega >,lOaC: Easton lOAC
Fruit. Poultry, Game. Etc.
AppleS--i 10 10 $40 per barrel
lemons % to 4 10 per box
Sweet putAtoe>-15c to ~ per bushel
Onious-26u per barrel
PotHtOes--per hushel, on To ! 10
CHbbuge-per crate. , - To 3 ~
Chickens-per dozen, 200 to 80. turkeys sec
to SEQ
Eggs-l5c per dozen.
Butt.r- Choice western. q to Soc country ~
10 2'c
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-01-31
COMMERCIAL.
Cotton.

GALvEsroS January 80 The following Is
2 comparative statement OF cotton receipts at
the principal markets to-day ana The same date
fs.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-01-31

sanger Bros. will have Il big rush in
their establishment this week. Bar
gains all over the'Eousc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-01-31

spend fifty cents for one bottle of
Bailcy's Saline Apericnt.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-01-31

IGOR SAlE-LEGAL NLANks-Of every
+ description always un hand at G. T. blauk.
printer. stauouct and uoWsdealcr south ilh
street upuusiir Pacific hotel Waco. Texas.
INOR SNIE-J mbrsla ch ma trccs two years
Il old firm large and -hupcly
~ HulWuor
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-01-31

Carpet sale continues another week
samoan Ilr,.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-22
Tho World,n Chnmplon.

Mr., Edward Hanlan, the great oars.
man, and until his record contest with
Berch In Australia, the champion OF the
world, may certainly DO looked upon as
an authority In everything affecting
atheletic sports. Before leaving Aus.
tralia for This country, he wrote q letter
In which he stated that no had used 81.
Jacobs OIL with the most beneficial re-
suits. He found II reliable remedy for
muscular pains In the arms and limbs,
and from his personal experience took
great pleasure In recommending II. No
stronger proof OF tho truth OF what Ia
claimed for ~, Jacobs Oh could DO fur.
nished than this, and II will undoubted.
ly carry great weight with all thought
ful and Intelligent people.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-22
THE RESULT IN STARK,

The result OF Tue days election In
Stark d, mOnetrales the fact that the
county IN democratic Aud yet we lose
our candidates Tor treasurer, recorder
aud commissioner, all important county
positions
These positions are thrown to our
political ppOneDta by Democratic votes !
This ~ not AZ 10 should b., especially
when II is conceded that our defeated
friends were every way worthy and
competent, This word to the wise
should be su llislent.
In other respects the result Ia highly
gratifying. Our noble Governor, HOad.
ly, geta majority Of 208; while
Lieltensnt Governor Warwickis m for
Ivy reaches 505, showing how highly
no 10 appreciated nj home, The rest of
the alate ticket runs about with the
Governor.
Senator LewIa's majority is ls2
In the cOnuty, but Of course Carroll
gives Conrad abOu, 600 aud thus elects
the latter In the district. Here again Ia
case for remark, ~ 10 how IL comes
that Democrats will vote for partisan
like A. Conrad when wa hal on the
Democratic ticket 30 capable and
achOlarly gentleman AZ Doctor j. V.
Lewis, Think Of II,
While we lose our State Senator, we
bod our Repreaen The calcnla-
tiOn was 10 defeat Mr.. Cole In fact
they thought they had him defeated and
Murray Webb elected, hut Cole
gets q majority Of i0 while Mr.. Nc.
Bride gets u majOrlty Of 3il,
On Sheriff the Repository made its big
light expecting surely TO elect John
Webb over Sheriff Lee, But our popu.
lar Sheriff lays out this Webb by 5lI
majority
Our excellent and worthy friend,
William Wagner, Is beaten by Doll li3,
and this out Of no un wOrthiueas or un.
popularity Of Mr. Wagner.
MI Edgar Shimp for Recorder Ia de-
feated by DOugherty by H. aud this
again by Democratic votes aud without
any good excuse. here ~ no more
worthy gentleman than Mr., shimp, and
he WAS fairly aud fully entlted to every
Den ocratic vote.
Commissioner Shelter Ia defeated for
reelection by 9, H. Laiblln by 1853, This
II another result without proper excuse
or explanaI lon, Mr., Sh Tier has made
an honest and competent Commissioner
and should have been 70 elected with
out doubt,
Lie po BIechele's majority for In.
Urinary Dlrec or In 2i0, Mr.. Bechele
will su ceed Andrew ShOrb, Of Canton,
who was not a candidate for reelection
having served faithfully more than two
terms Mr., Blechele will be his worthy
successor.
The foregoing summary shows how
human hifairs are mixed aud made up
with good; aud evil There Is no un-
mixed good, and from evil we nj y ex-
tract q ray OF comfort We cannot but
feel that our victory In Stark is not
what II should have been.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-22
Irnnt GroenYlllo.

Miss Ida Kittlnger has returned from
Medina county.
Miss Emma Webb Ia Visiting her
sister, Barbara Kittinger.
Mrs, s. Klttinger, Of Akron, Ia visiting
her parents and many relatives here.
Mr.. j. j. Altland began his term Of
school near Canal Fulton last Monday,
Mrs. j. 8. Flscus aud Mrs, Catharine
Smith are visiting relatives and friends
In Pennsylvania.
Mr., Lewis Flscus and Miss Smith, Of
Westmoreland county, Pa, are visiting
relatives In this vicinity.
Mrs. David Levers. Sr, an old resident
OF West BrOokaeld, was laid beneath the
sod last Monday. May she peacefully
rest.
The coal excitement has not ceased
yet. They have found enough coal To
open u bank, which has been found at
the depth OF 20 feet, over three feet thick,
Three running fountains have been
struck In succession.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-22
ALLIANCE AFFAIRa.
Suit for $40 900 Damagea---Bioyoie Jour
-BurglarlElngt tho HiddlesOn Ranch.

Suit for 500 900 Damagea---Bioyoie Jour
nsy--Burglarlzlngt tho Hiddleson Ranch.
Richard 0gleby. residing at Alliance,
went to Youngstown yesterday, and
through his cOunsel A, W, Jones aud
W, 3, Anderson, Aled a petition against
the Pennsylvania Company, claiming
damages In the SUN OF 800 600, 0gleby
was employed for ak years prior TO the
accident AZ u brakeman by the defend
ant, aud alleges that while on duty he
was knocked of q car by a bridge on
which the track had been raised with.
out warning the employees, re- lltlng In
his being crippled for llfe. Prior TO the
track being raised Ogleby asserts that
the bridge was sufficiently high TO pass
under without danger.
The grand bicycle tournament con-
Quoted by the Alliance Bicycle CluG
takes place on Saturday In connection
with the Alliance Free Fair. Waiting
clubs from Canton, Ma sillOD, Warren,
Youngstown and Othor places are OK
pCcted 10 be present, A. b, o., offer the
following price: To the largest visiting
club, silver water set; to second largest
visiting club, club room library table;
best appearing 81 b, club room clock
best one mile race, l.. A, w. regulation
suit; best half mile race, Butcher cy'
clOmeter; best Oae.fOurIh mile race,
Kirkpatrick saddle,
Burglars made u big hGul at the house
Of Ike Hlddleson last night, obtaining
entrance by cutting pane Ofglaaa out
they Tansacked he house, but found
nothing to suit their taste Til they
came across lke'a pants. Taking these
outside the house, hey Ti0ed the con.
tenle, $40 Ia money, u gold watch aud
chain, NJ notes amounting IN all TO
about $700, There Ia no clre TO the per-
petratOrs, bu II IL supposed that II was
aOme one well acquainted with the
premises, Ike IL tho keeker OF the no.
tOrlOus "HlddlesOn ranch"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-22
THE ELECTION,

Well, II was not 80 much Of n shower,
Foraker and the Republican State tick.
et IL conceded, but the Legislature has
been imprvyingf1r the Democrats and
The chances are we sh II hayea m jori.
ty on j'int ballot,
IL NO happ0as that an unusual mum.
Der Of cOunDie les and Senatorial diatricts
are Lose, and IN several OF them lllcial
or aemi illci counts are fCqu red 10
give completely satisfactory iufoTmG-
tiOn. Tue official count In Stark elects
l., Q. Cole, Democrat, thus giving US
both members In the House.
The House will undoubtedly, be close
and II will require more complete In.
formation TO determine Its complexion
AZ TO political character. Our friends
at Colum us claim the Senate with con.
lidence, II, az II seems, Hamilton cOun-
ty elects the Democratic Senators and
Representatives, with probably one ex.
cepti0n, he General Assembly may not
be Republican affair.
OF course. the official count will 70.
solve all doub'si but ga will satisfy,
for It.. In the only proper channel
through which 10 determine. All this
must soon be glvrn when the result
will be known. The Enquirer claims
that Hamilton county ELECTS the Demo.
era 10 ticket.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-22
A DANGEROUS DRuNKARp
Makes tho Oak Grove Howl with Thrc,
RevOlvers.

Makes tho Oak Grove Howl with Three
Rovolvors.
Vincent Hands, keeper of the Toledo
House and saloon, In Mrs. Perry's house,
at the Oak Grove, raised a big breeze Of
excitement In that ne ghborhood Thurs.
day night. He h d Just returned from
a visit TO Toledo, aud was soaked with
whisky. Armed with three loaded ro-
yolvers he chased his wife, daughter,
step son and the tlve girl inmates out Of
the house about eight o'clock, fred
his revolyers nc them, rlldled
the saloon furniture with bullets
and amused himself generally by shoot
ing at anybody aud everybody
who chancSd TO pass by. Luck
lily no did not hit any one. Peter Law
son, a respectable young man, who lives
IN the neighborhOod, was ehot NJ by
Hands and started up town for q police.
man. Meanwhile Hands made an at.
tempt TO shoot his wife and no doubt
would hive succeeded had not his step
son, with commendable promstness
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-22

Persons whose lungs are impaired OF
have throat diseases should not 20 Ia
tho seashore, as the air Ia always pois-
onous TO such troubles, Use DR.. Blge-
lows Positive Cure; II cures coughs,
colds, Group, bronchitis, asthma, inau-
enza, and oil throat and lung dleeases.
Montgomery & Co., druggists, Decorah,
Iowa, say: I'VE are having a run on
Positive Cure. II gives universal sat
isfactlon." Price 80 cents and one dol.
lar: trial bottles free Of Durbin Wright
u Co., Druggists.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-22

THE majority given for M, D. Harter
for State Senator In his own county Of
Richland 10 l,i57, being 2Sl higher than
the straight party vote. Inasmuch 90
every vote cast for or against Mr.. Har-
ter was q vote for or against John Sher-
man for United States Senator. Mr.. Har.
ter was practically running against
Senator Sherman on last Tuesday, Under
such circumstances Mr.. Harter's major.
ity In this county must be very crafty
Ing to tho latter gentleman and his
friends. II shows that Mr.. Harter is n
man who possesses great strength and
has .the confidence OF the people who
know him best. Had II not been for
United States Senatorship at stake this
year Mr., Harter would have been elect
"a State Senator by an overwhelming
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-22
WARWIOK..aILLEsPIE.
A Son OF ohlo'a Lieutenant Governor We'd
u PIttsburg Lnssle,

A Son OF Ohio's Lieutenant Governor wedl
u Pittsburg Lnsslo.
A Plttsburg special 20 the PLAIN Dealer
says: Mr. W. k. Warw ck was married
~ 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon TO Miss
Jes,le w., daughter OF Mr., j. j. GILES.
pie, ut his residence, Evergreen hamlet.
The cere llony was performed by the Rev.
DR.. j. j. Murray, OF Baltimore, formerly
pastor Of the First Meth dist Church OF
this city, The bride was. attended by
her seven nieces, ranging In age from
young ladies down TO little misses or
7 years Of age, hand omely atlired, and
each carrying bOuq1e's
Mr.. Warwick Is u son OF Lieutenant
Governor Warwick Of Ohio, and IL q
prominent young. business man of Mas,
sillon. Miss Gillespie IL q we'll known
young society lady Of this city on ac.
count OF her rare beauty and accom-
plishments. Only the immediate friends
OF the contracting parties were present
at the wedding. Governor Warwick
aud family OF Massillon, and Mr.. and
Mrs, G. l. Magee, aud n, N. Magee and
family, OF this city, were among the
guests. After wedding dinner Nc.
and Mrs. Warwick came TO his city and
took the carly train tO New York, where
they VIII remain some days and then 20
TO Washington, after which they Will
take up their residence In Massillon,