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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-12-02
Parfn,nnrx Fnilnra.

NEW YoRK, Dec. wv. J. Austin
Co, manufacturers Of perfumery, ETC., a
No 1Oe Duane street, this city, and at Os
wego, N, Y, are reported to have failed
New York City banks hold the firms paper
for over 100000, indorsed by Baker
Parks, who failed last week. Some Of 10 wa
also indorsed by Fl. X. Thurber, who hold
collateral security
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-12-02
LookInr After Her Navy,

MADRID, Dec. 1.-The Cortes has unani-
mously voted an extra credit of million
pounds to improve the navy, especially the
torpedo boats and cruisers
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Do.tI, NAV Rob the Law,

CHICAGO, Dec. 1.-Col. Bolton, accused
Of the postcffice defalcations, and who is still
an inmate of the county Jail, is very low.
having had several hemorrhages. His re-
covery Is despaired Of by his friends, and nls
physician Gays he must mend soon, or ulti.
inata recovery Is impossible.
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Labor Mnvamant in philndnlnhin.

PHrLADELPHtA, Pa, Dec THE United
Labor party was formed last night by rep-
resentatives Of the various trades and labor
organizations Of the city, A convention
will be called to name candidates for city
Offices
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LOUISVILLE, KY, Dec. i.--The Courier
Journal says there have been Eve arrests in
the Poe murder case, and there is no doubt
but murder was committed Time alone can
bring out the facts In the case. Mr. Poe is
unable to attend to any OF his duties, aud is
utterly Frustrated
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Died In Poverty.

New YORK, Nov S0-An old lady named
Mrs Margaret Jerome, who is supposed to
be the widow OF Gen Jerome, the noted Con.
federAts officer, died Thursday night In Q
garrett In Goerok street, where she lived In
great poverty FOR some time, Her body e
AS the morgue and will be buried in Pottsr'S
Aaid
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New York, Dec. 1.-The workmen N
all che cigar factories in Havana, Cuba, who,
after being on a strike since November s,
went to work on November Is, under all
agreement to arbitrate, but went out again
on the 90 returned to work again this morn
ing. Particulars are not received here, but
it is supposed that another arrangement for
arhitrati1 r1s been made. Tho former ar
gknyen fsd imprActics0ls
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NIAGARA FALLS, Nov 30.-The cables al
the northwest corner of the old bridge have
been transferred from the old stone tower Ia
the iron one, by the use Of powerful hydaulic
jacks. Traffic was suspended from yester-
day morning until 1:30 p. m. to-day Other
transfers will will follow at weekly intervals.
The old towers are to be taken down
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-12-02
A Correspondent Missing.

BUDA PEsTH, Dec. Hungarian and
Roumanian papers report from Constantine
pie the disappearance of Herald correspon-
dent, who left Sofia some time ago for Rust
chuk and has not reached his destination.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-12-02
The NIiiwaulsee Rioters.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Dec. LIN the case
Of Carl Mussfeldt, John Rurge and August
guts, the Milwaukee Garden rioters, Judge
Sloan suspended sentence. The prisoners
vare Immediately freed
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-12-02
Small Public Debt Reduction,

WASHINGTON, Dec 1.-The treasury pay
ments have been so heavy during the past
month, that the reduction Of the public debt
will be Yery small
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Lord Tbvpno a CatholIc Priest.

LONDON, Dec. His Eminence Cardinal
Manning to-day ordained as a priest Lord
Charles Thyme, aged seventy-three years,
and formerly a canon Of the Protestant
church
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-12-02
A Drummer Acquitted Of Nrurdor

WACO, Tex, Nov so.-The jury,in the
case of J. A. Graham, the St Louis drum.
mer, for killing win Lamb, Chicago com.
merclal traveller, after remaining out a short
time, returned verdict of acquittal The
argumal HI defense was that he acted In
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Death of Well Known Newspaper Man.

BosToN, Dec byron Somes, well
known newspaper man, died here this even
ing. He had been connected with various
journals in Boston, New York, Troy and
other cities, nad was a writer Of marked
ability
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-12-02

New York, Dec 1.-The Irving Hall
managers have decided TO continue the party
as an Independent Democratic organization.
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BerIIn,a New AnnrchIst Pnper.

BERLIN, Dec. 1.-The police have pro-
scribed the first number of the Anarchist
newspaper, entitled The Autonomie.
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Dec. Capt G. O.
Adams, special agent OF the United States
treasury died last night at his homs in this
nifu
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NEW LEXINGTON.


Mrs. Chas. Har.ell is very sick.
Mrs. John Daughters is very sick.
R.T. Mcclure is again in the sewing machine
business.
Rev. Greentree was the guest Of Geo. Grove
over Saturday.
John Adams, Of Xenia, was the guest of A.
Doyle last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cal Symns. of Washington G.
H., were visiting A. Doyle this week.
Mr.. Ed Haines. after several months stay in
Kansas, returned home last Tuesday.
H. L. Stuckey has moved into his new barber
shop, and has it fixed up in fine style.
Rev. ]. G.. Black and daughter Clara were
visiting friends here Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. NJ. J. Seamon is now prepared to do all
kinds of millinery work. Call. a2S- w3.
The school is making preparations for the
last day, and also for the commencement exer-
cises.
T. H. Gleason arrived with his photograph
car last Thursday, and will stay for short
time.
Our butcher is still furnishing as good beef
for this place and Leesburg as can be had any
where, and at as reasonable prices.
The Lexington School Board at their last
meeting employed the following teachers for
the ensuing year: r. B. Barrett, Principal /;
Elh DeuyMeI' uEtHiLuAE department, Bessie
Horsman, Primary Department.
Died-Mrs. Thomas Carey, Of Csreytown, on
last Wednesday. May 9Th. She was about 80
years Of age. and leaves husband and eight
children. Her remains were inferred in the
Clear Creek cemetery Friday, May 7th.
Our people are now deprived Of q telephone.
Manager Rsnnells Of Hillsboro, removed it last
week, the company claiming this is not pay
ing station. The next thing in order now is
for tba tO e bo< <1,asr >n1o E-o
out Of our streets. 30 say the citizens Of the
cOrporation.
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CAPTAIN CARSON
On the Continued Gran nkiness OF Our Cen.
temporary.

EDITOR NEWS HERALD liver since the
magnificent victory C) won by the Gasette
on the gas question It has sought oDportuni.
" to vent its spite on the Council OF the vii.
lage. II seems TO have been more attentive
to me than to any other member. II any
prominence has been given Inc growing out
Of the performance OF my duties az Council.
man, II hos not been Of my seeking. think
my friends will believe me when l say
have not the slightest desire TO "pose" before
this community In any manner. In the re.
port OF the Gazette Of last week of the pro.
ceeaings OF Council OF Monday, May Sd, 1t
says:
All of the appointments went through
with a rush except that OF U. 3. Newman
9 ,se s o ga
"pointed with pride" to his own record as q
Councilman, and then surprised himself and
gave an exhibition OF his knowledge Of par.
lialnsntary rules by voting against the mo.
tion.
The first impression had on reading this
statement that "pointed with pride" to my
record as a Councilman was that the reporter
Of the Gazette knew when he wrote II he
lied. The second and most charitable, i'm.
preston was that the reporter did not have
sense enough to understand what did say,
and very likely did not hear one word, for
all the time he was In the Council Chamber
he sat there chattering like a monkey to
those around him. did not make use Of the
expression attributed to me. or anything
There is one thing, however, which can
point with pride ~, and that is that was
minated by my party without my solici-
tation, and elected without having to pay
one cent In buying voters. or hiring any one
to buy votes for me. Can those connected
with the Gazette say the same relative to any
public office they may be holding?
do not claim to have much knowledge OF
parliamentary law, but quote In my defense
the following rule OF United states Senate
| referring to- appointments made by the Pref;
| be made by the President of the United
States to the Senate, they shall, unless other.
wise ordered by the Senate, be referred to
appropriate committees, and the final owes.
| tion on every nomination shall be, 'Will
| the Senate advise and consent to this nomi.
natiOn?'"
This was the view 1 took Of the question,
mind when apparently voted "nay"on my
motion to reject.
The Mayor, in my opinion, in theabsence
| OF all rules relative to conforming or reject.
| ing his appointments, had the right to put
the question as laid down by the Senate, un.
| some committee or defer action TO some sub.
sequent meeting OF Council.
Every community has Its full com plement
| OF conceited asses just such disgusting sam.
Piles as the reporter Of the Gazette has shown
himself to be ever since he left Fairfield
| township TO its credit.
| ask no favor Of the Hillsboro Gazette,
not answer u fool according to his folly.
| r.. CARSON.
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Cincinnati May Musical Festival-C., w.
& b. Rates.

Great efforts are being made to have
the May Musical Festival of this year
surpass all others. The army that COM
poses the great chorus has been dill
gently drilled since they last enthused
the public In the list of celebrated
artists appear the names of old favorites
brought here on an encore, so to speak,
in response to the public demand these
are reinforced by renowned singers
whose "irst appearance here" makes
novelty, as we'll as fame and merit their
attractions.
Cincinnati will, as it always does, rise
to the occasion and deck herself in
holiday attire to please the throngs this
Festival brings. The Hilltop resorts,
Geological Gardens and Concert Halls,
will vie with each other in increasing
their attractions. Merchants will make
the most enticing possible display in
their windows and everybody and their
visitors will be out to see the sights and
swell the throng.
From May 18th to the 22d, the 6. w.
& b. will sell reduced rate excursion
tickets to Cincinnati and return, good
returning until the 23d, inclusive. For
large parties still further reduction
may be made to accommodate the
crowds that have expressed their inten-
ton to come. AS for the Festival it is
already an assured success.
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SHERIFFS SALE.
Real Estate.

0osnsy Court oi Common Pleas. Csss No.
ORDER OF SALE.
In pursuance Of an order issued from
for the County oi Highland and sss.s sS q
Of A. D. 1850. and TO me directsd I Win cis:r
Court House. 10 the town 0f Hilisboro. ON
Saturday, June 18th, A. D. 1885,
ins a::esSsd !s.i T. :sis.:. e ,S se.%i: w 'o' '0o~
Of Ohio, and in the townsh,p 81 Faint. and
part Of Hardin RsddicS 4 Co.'S survey No.
ls8: Beginning ct . stone planted ct the
u e as 81 NJ
q poi:: wn :sso
s.f.of & nsa'i e Ne Sos: ;s0s: q
stone, another corner to said tract; thence
9. 81 =; Is $.l0 poles 70 . stope thence N :
~ " =. ~ poles 70 9 stone IN the line of
line n. sss 80 ". los 80 pole: I 70 The % Sesin.
ming. containing 67N acres and ls poles, more
Also the following described premises =:
of Ohio. and IN the township OF Paint, and
sdioi9ing the above ds.ciibed premisss,
Hardin Rsddisk 4 @. = survey No. isH, on
the w&tsrs Of Rattlesnake, fork Of Paint
creek: Beginning q e. stone, ,orisi1ai Se.nsr q
- - v: 70 pole. 10 . al :sons i 10 y: orig:
nal line Of survey; thence with said line N.
~ v; q 7.l0 poles 20 the beginning, contain.
laid premises has been appreissd at--nrst
tract, seventeen hundred and forty (el7l0
dOllars; second tract, one thousand $1,000
dollars, and can not sell for less than two.
thirds OF said appraisement.
Terms Of sals-Cash ON day Of sale.
H. O. DAWSON,
Pavey 4 B0wles. Attorneys.
May 18th, 1859.
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SHERIFFS SALE.
Real Estate.

David Cahill vs. Jos. p. Milner and LYDIA M,
Milner. Highland County Court OF Com.
mon Pleas. Case No. 4228.
ORDER OF SALE.
In pursuance of an order issued from
the Court OF Common Pleas within and
for the County Of Highland and State
OF OHIO, made at the April term there.
OF A. ID. 1885. and to me directed, I will
offer for sale at public auction ut the door OF
the Court House, In the town of Hillsboro,
on
Saturday, June 18th, A. d. 1855,
Al one O'Clock p. IN. Of said day, the follow.
Ing described real estate, to-wit:
situate In the county Of Highland, In the
State OF Ohio, and In the township of Paint
and bounded and described as follows. to-
vii; BEGINNING at stone and whiteoak In
the line OF p. Beets and corner to the heirs
said M i; Bsets and the heirs Of Samuel Wise g.
line; thence with his line N. 43o W. 59L poles
10 stone In said line; thence N. .47oE. .l8f poles
to q stone in the line Of samuel Cowman n
heirs; thence with their line &. 7O1%o e. 81
poles TO the place Of beginning, containing
seventy-two acres, two rOods and thirty.twO
poles (72 A. 2 Il. SO P.) more or less.
Said premises has been appraised at TWEEN.
ty.one hundred and sixty ($2 2l6O) dollars,
and can not sell for less than twO.thirds OF
said appratsoment.
Terms Of sale-Cash on day Of sale.
Sheriff Highland County, ohio.
Pavey Bowles. Attorneys.
May 18th, 1885.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Real Estate.
b. W. Greed W. Allen T. Hiser. Highland
County Court of Common Pleas Case No.
0pDpp OrUIrr n

County Court Of Common Pleas Case No.
ORDER OF FSALE.
Court Of Common Pleas within and for the
county Of Highland and State Of Ohts, made
at the Apr!i term thereof 4. 2. lss0, end .a
auction a. The door Of the Court House, In
the town Of Hillsboro, on
Saturday, Nay 99th, A. D. 1855,
desciibsd real sstste. to.wit:
sitrats in AsTshsi tswnship. 10 The eoun:
bounded and described e follows, tC-wit :
Beginning ct Q stone In the original lime and
10 osn Ss IN & T. b.EnsS Ssns asS :nS
e. ~. WIG HnsSs: s: Sos " - W. sac
io0 poles TO stone IN the original line of
Carlisle's land thence .. with the. orilinai
line and the line OF said Carlisle and Of John
y; Greed TsH pole. 2 three vn!,s O:I. from
the line q Tie land Il said Frump iassS ~;
poles 70 the middle point bstwsen two slnas
po.. g re TsS%p .op.
being the 9 =. corner 70 the land once own.
and corner TO VIM. Frump's land; thence
N.2o ~ W. 40 poles % : stone and corner to
seiO Wm. kIvmps tnouco eeot Wlto bel0
Frumps line poles 70 stone, snOther cor.
ner 70 said trninp; thence Nth the line OF
stone. another corner 20 sa!d Frnmp. planted
IN the county road and In the line Of ID. But
teHs' land: thence west with said Butters'
line Q poiee 10 9 stone eogner 70 said ButteTs
thence With said Buttsru' line and the eoun.
" road N ,es l7.l00 poles toe stone and oorney
70 the land conveyed ny deed made hy a. r.
Hiser and wife 70 John y. Butters; hIsnce
n. eSs lr W. 70 lo.l00 poles With the iinsof ,.
n, Butters' land to . stone corner % eaid
Butte!n; thence with said line N. 2e 4T p.
u e2-lO0 poles TO stone and corner TO eAtr
Ruttsrs; thence with another line OF said
Butter, n. i2' U y. 10 pcl:s g stone and
in epriDe branch; th6pee With RuttSys' ltns
M.3. ~ q poIes 70 the 6sginning. con %
ss:: more oy sSs. e. sHS being part Of Win
ssid premises. has been spp!aised ~ eight
thousand seven hundred and stxty.four dol
iayu (o9,76t), and can mot sell for lees than
twA.thtrds Of said appratsement.
Terms OF sAle-CaSh on day Of sale.
sf II. G. LAWSON,
sheriff tlishland County, Ohio.
natthsws, DsETuin 9 Hossstt. Ait'ys.
April 2eth. leoo.
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RUSSELL'S.

may IOtn, I66b.
sister.in-law, Mrs. Johnson, st this place.
Miss Jessie Smith, Of Hillsboro, visited her
cousin, Miss Eva Smith, at this place recently.
Misses Elsie Strange and Nellie Fenner re-
port . splendid time at @. H. T. Jonts's last
week.
Miss Matte Storer went 10 Sardinia last FRI
day to spend few days with friends at that
place.
The Russell pike Was oommencsd hast wesk.
Considerable progress has been made In grad
ing, the gravel seems TO be the main item now.
Quite an accident happened 10 Clsmsnt Bur-
ton. Of Allensburg, last Monday. He was on
his way TO Hillsboro, when his horse took
fright and ran away, upsetting the buggy and
throwing him out. He was considerably hurt
about the head. but ID better at this writing.
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MARSHALL.

Nay 10th, 1885.
On the sick ist-Miss Lou Carey and J. N.
Buffers.
Andrew holt has moved his saw mill 70 link
williams farm.
J. n. Williams and family have returned
here from Nsxada. o.
Mis-. Emily Templin z Waiting her sister,
Mrs. N. 8. Moore, ON Fsll Greek.
Preaching at the Presbyterian Church next
Sunday will be at p. m. instead OF In ths morn
ing ON account Of communion ssrviees at
Belfast.
The school house in district No. I was struck
By lightning on the evening OF the 26th OF
April . few minutes altar school was dismisssd.
The belfry and about ons-third Of the roof vas
burned before the hrs vas put out. A great
deal Of .plsstsring vas also knocked on.
Damage go.
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CYNTHIANA.

may 7tn, 1856.
Susie Scott, of Rainsboro, visited J. F. Fer.
neau during the week.
Henry H, I'D, Of Hillsboro, passed through
town on Thursday last.
A. P. Lindsay, Of Morgantown, was calling
on friends here on Sabbath last.
Frank McCoppin. Of Carmel. visited our
town Friday evening on business.
Hal. Hampstead has moved from the Head
property to the Durham property.
J. W. Rigdon will start for the city next
Monday to lay in his spring stock Of goods.
Mrs. Baker, quite an aged lady living three
miles north Of town, is very dangerously III.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bethel Of Sinking Spring, are
spending few days with friends Of this place.
Mrs. Joseph Ferneau has for sometime been
afflicted severely with q peculiar nervous dis
order OF one arm.
John Treber, ST., who lived about two miles
southeast Of town, died last Sunday morning
after protracted illness.
Mr.. Aaron Head, east OF town, is having .
long string Of wire paling fence put up on his
farm, which adds much to it's appearance.
Mr.. Haines, Of Corwin, Ohio. shipped from
this point last week, over two thousand posts.
The larger part was purchased by G. A. Head.
Rev. Wright, pastor Of the U. B. Church,
intends visiting his parents next week, and
Rev. VIM. Sanders, Of Rainsboro, will occupy
the pulpit next Sabbath.
Quite number Of young people called on
Miss Madge Little, Wednesday night, to cele.
brats her seventeenth birthday. The evening
was very pleasantly spent.
Business is lively on the new school house
grounds at present. Brick makers, stone out
ters and carpenters are all busy. The building
is to be completed this summer.
The members Of the N. E. Church are max.
Ss&y (Fnw An - h,ss1
church ct this place during the summer. The
old church was burned down three years ago
and since that time they have occupied the
Presbyterian Church. We wish them success.
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LYNCHBURG.
May 10th, 1885.


Mr.. H. L. Glenn spent Sunday in Hillsboro.
VIM. H. Hopkins was quite sick on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry sre visiting relatives in
Kentucky.
Mrs. q. E. Dixon, Of New Vienna, is visiting
relatives here.
John Graham lost . valuable horse last week
from lock jaw.
George PHster attended church at Oak
Grove on Sunday.
The heavy rain this morning will stop plant.
ing for several days.
Prof. ]. NJ. Holiday will teach . normal
class here this summer.
John A. NcClelland, Of Chillicothe, is spend
ing few days in town.
Col. W. H. Glenn made business trip here
this Monday morning.
Ed Perfect, Of Wilmington, transacted busi-
ness here on Wednesday.
Will Saylor, of Hillsboro, was the guest Of
George Webster on Friday.
The ladies Of the n. E. Church are prepar-
ing to repair the audience room Of the church.
The wife Of Henry Linn, who lives west Of
Dodsonville, Was buried in the cemetery here
on Saturday.
The School Board of this village have levied
three mills for school purposes. This is two
mills less than last year.
The farm house Of J. H. Ousley, living few
miles north Of town, was destroyed by fire last
Tuesday. Fully insured.
The N. E. Sunday School has according to
custom been changed from 8 p. m. to .. m.
during the summer months.
J. NJ. Holiday, W. L. Stautner, vsda Mur-
ply, and Ida Roush attended the Teachers
Association at New Lexington on Saturday.
B. F. Goddard returned home from Nevport
KY, Thursday evening. the drug store in
which he WAS employed having been closed.
Rchool will close this week. Examinations
for transfer will close ON Thursday. Public ex-
ercises will be held in the II. e. Church on
Friday.
Murrell Post will hold . regular meeting
next Friday night, the l4th inst. A full
attendance ID desired, ss Arrangements will be
made for memorial services ON the 80th.
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The best antidote for Socialism is an
initiation. America wants none of Rus
sia's Nihilists, nor Germany's Commun-
lists, nor England's Dynaniters. In
troublous times the red flag element
boils over. Riots are fomented by fu-
rious harangues and ,infuriated mobs
ready for every sort of deviltry are
reused. In the great railroad strikes of
~ it was the reinforcement OF lawless
and restless characters, antagonizing
government and morality, that made the
onslaught so destructive and the mis-
chief SO far-reaching.
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Miraculous Escape.

". W. Reed, druggist, of Winchester, Ind,
writes: "One Of my customers, Mrs. Louiss
sufferer with consumption, and was given up
70 die By her physicians. She heard Of DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consumption, and
began buying II Of me. In six months time she
walked 10 this city, . distance Of six miles, and
2 now 90 much improved she has quit using It.
She feels she owes her life 10 It,"
Free trial bottles ct 6eybert d Co.'S drug
store.