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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-21
MAssILLO> MATTERS.
West hnd News Notes aud Personal and
General Items OF Intarest.

West hnd News Notes aud Personal and
General Items OF interest.
j. u. Snodgrasa. Of the firm Of Snod.
grass % Spear. grain merchants Of Chi
cage, was in town yesterday.
Geo. Ii. Lennox, of New York, the ad.
vance agent for the renowned minstrel
troupe OF Mcintyre Il Heath, was In
town TO day, aud made arrangements TO
play here,
Mrs, Earl, m elderly lady, 08 years OF
age, died al her residences on East Ire.
mont street, yesterday, ut II q. m. The
lnneral VIII take place on Thursday nc
| .. m. The services will be conducted
~ the house by Rev. Wilson.
Fred. Oliver. a young man, was
brought before the Mayor last night,
charged by Shorb with attempting 10
take whip from hls sleigh. He was
ined 10, In default OF which he was
locked up In the station house.
Mr.. Vim, Kitchen, an elderly gentle.
man who IL we'll known In MasslllOn,
and Miss E'lzabath Seampn were united
In marriage last Thursday evening, 40 7
o'clock. The ceremony to- k place AZ the
brldo's home, one mile aud a half north
OF town, Rev. COllins officiating.
rha many friends OF Casper j Zeigler,
formerly OF West BROOK asld, but now OF
ArRonla, Kan, will be sorry 10 hear that
no met with q very painful accident
while ahoeing o horse, which Kicked him
on the arm and broke H. The accident
will lay him up for awhile.
The Captain and Lieutenant of the
Salvation Army were aerenadod at their
residence on Albright street, Last Tues.
day night, by u party OF about a dozen
citizens, with ylOline, mouth'Organs and
various other musical Instruments.
Stan Captain lnman and wife, Captain
Nellie, will be present at the Army's
meeting TO night, 10 asset In swearing
In about twenty new converts AZ soldiers
OF the Army.
Last Saturday forenoon, at the sippo
coal bank. about one aud a half miles
from town, while they were RAILING cara
OF coal, q r0t 0 which hell u balance OF
one thouaand pounds, was llxed 40 az 10
work In an air shaft, broke when the
cage was nearly at the top. The engine
had not power enough 10 hold II, and
down II went 10 tho bottom, smashing
the cage to pieces. Luckily no one was
on or about the cage therefore no one
was Injured. The bank will be com
PEELED " stop work for u few daye 10 re-
pair the damage.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-21
PARIS POINTS.
Hatch Of News from tho Eaat End from Our
Regular Correspondent.

Hatch ofNewa from tho Eaat Rnd from Our
Regular Correspondent.
Mr.. ShIvely aud friends, OF Hanover,
were In town last week.
Our loo men harvested good crop Of
loo last week, from 8 10 10 Inches In
thickness.
Mr.. Crawford and wife, OF Penney.
yania, are the guests Of his sister, Mrs,
I. Tinker.
Squire SlentE and wife, Of franklin,
we're the guests Of their daughter, Mrs.
IL, d. Riley.
Mr.. ", Smith, OF East Liverpool, was
the guest OF DR.. Chamberlain for q few
days last week.
The town school expects 10 hold Ia
nrat literary entertainment on next
Saturday evening.
The road south Of town was drifted 30
badly ~ 10 require Supervisor Oyer,
with force OF men, TO open II.
On Thursday evening, January lith.
occurfed the marriage OF Miss Teua A1.
thoDy, daughter Of Mr., VIM. Anthony, 10
Mr.. John Monk, OF Louisville, nj the
residence OF the brides parents, Rev. j.
J Leberman officiating, We extend our
best wishes.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-21
COURT NEWS.
Disposition of oivn oaass..-Orhsr Court
News


Disposition OF oivii Caass---Other Court
News
Z Court Room No. l--Judge Nichols Ia
sitting on the coal case OF Herahey'a ad'
minlstratOr against h rst NJ al.
Court Room No, 2--Jndge Pease Ia
hearing civil cases.
DISPOSITION on OAsRe,
Following disposition OF civil cases
has been mad,
Elmer Long va Clara Roush OF al; sale
Q cnlirm(d aud deed ordered and order OF
distribution.
Alliance Bank Co, Va Amos w. Coates
et al receiver empowered 10 complete
manufacture OF unfinished material.
u. Dannemillpr u SOns Va Joseph ".
Wernet et ali default Of judgment for
plaintiff for &2,063 80 and c0sls.
Ohio va Wm. Murphy, indicted for
burglary; defendent entered Into recog'
nizance OF 5000
NEW CASKS.
4274-C. Aultman q Go. Vs jeremiah
Steiner; civil action.
Aaron Lind vs Charles 8. Rider
civil action.
4s7o John II. Weagley va Mary Keil
ct ali In partition.
4277-Patrick Burke Va John @. War.
Wick, Rinehart Keller and Beaver Run
Coal Co OWL action.
8-SebaStlan Cholley Va Louis
Feate; civil action.
4279-Weayer & Son VA Maggie Jack.
man and ]. II. Poyser & Son.
PROBATE COURT.
Leander B. Yant has been appointed
administrator OF the estate of KlizaDeth
kohr, deceased, OF Bethlehem Up.
Milton W. Richards has been appoIn ted
guardian OF Lulu Richards, minor heir
OF Isaac W. Richards, deceased, Of Lake
tp,
Marriage licenses have been Issued to.
VIM. Armstrong aud Mary j. Lloyd,
Alliance: John A, Clark aud Ada II. Frey,
Parie W August Boron and Cele4la Az
buckle, Tuscarawas tp; John ID KiylOr
and Jennie HixsOD, Sugar Creek W.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-21

No Sabbath school was held on last
sabbath on account OF scarlet fever.
The storm chilled the festivities Of the
band at West Lebanon on last Saturday
evening.
Miss Wohlgamuth, of West Salem, 10
ylsiling her frienda here, We were glad
10 meet her.
The two Miss Archibalda, of Youngs.
towp, Visiting at their sisters, Mrs.
penman. left on last Tuesday. Two Jolly
laaaies are they.
The revival at the N. E. Church con-
tlnues and somewhat OF an interest Ia
being manifested, Rev. Run seems 10
be very popular.
Communion IL announced 10 take
place NJ The Reformed Church at Stands
Oh January 2ai, Rev. j. b Mase OF that
church officiating. Services at DIN the
morning.
Mrs. Elizabeth .9toner, relict Of
Charles BtOner. Old settlers and pioneers
In this section, IL lying seriously Ill 40
her daughters, Mrs j. W. 0berlin. Dh0
came 10 Ihia country about 1919.
Mesars, Gilbert aud 0plinger left this
week for Arkansas 20 secure, II suitable
10 them, q site for their saw mill. IL
notning unfayorable presents, they Ia
tend locating there with their families,
On last Saturday occurfed the sad
taak or laying TO rest the remains Of Mrs.
Eva or, OF near Navarro. The services
were held at CTOaa Roads Church, Rev.
T. ]. Bacher, OF III, Wayne, leading. She
was q worthy young woman.
Mr.. II, ROdOcker, OF Hicksyille, o., Ia
yislIing at hls old home. Henry was
reared here, but a few years ago went
70 his pre- .ent home, which no says no
much pre'era TO his former oHe In Old
Molly stark" He says nothing bellttl.
ing us, however. He remains but one
week.
Scarlet fever has broken out seriously
In our community, Ell citing young q peo-
pie In general, Al Sands about a dozen
cases occur at present Of o very bad
form, and new cases are being reported
daily. We have learned OF one death,
supposed TO have been caused by the
epidemic. School is nearly broken up
by its rayages,
Mr.. Fred. Kemmerllne, q popular
young laborer a. the shaft, had his hand
severely crushed, last week, In taking
several LOT ded cars down on the siding
from the scales He was coupling when
his glove fastened In some way 10 the
link and he was unable 10 withdraw his
hand, and the bumpers gave II cold,
irony grasp 40 the cara crashed together.
He had to call assistance to loosen him.
self. He was taken 10 Masslllon and
had the wound dressed.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-21
Cliuton Crumbs,

There will DO regular services nj the
NJ II. Church next Sunday at $3.50 .. m
A Mr.. Wheeler, Of Medina, Ohio, epent
Sunday In town, the guest OF N. A.
B0 Rman.
A female boaTdor at tho residence OF
Mr.. Bicker; time OF arrival, Wednesday,
Jan. 10 b, 1885. sol will soon DO called
papa.
Rev. Warner and Rev, Noel are con-
templating holding a protracted meet
Ing soon, In connection with the Saliva.
tlon Army.
We noticed Mr. Harry Daily. tho 20.
NAL tax collector, In town few days
ago, bringing this few dellnquents 10
time, that failed TO get thar"
The common sense curtain fixture
can now DO seen NJ the dry goods house
Of j. y, CLARK, 10 those parties think
Ing OF purchasing curtains we would
any, call on j. 0, before buying else.
whore.
Clinton, Jan, 20.h.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-21

Ia informing our readers, and all labor
organizations In particular, that the
boycott that has been carried on by the
Trades Assembly OF Western Pennsyl-
yania against Kaufmanns, the largest
dealers In clothing, shoes, hats and fur.
nlshlng goods, corner Fifth avenue and
smithlisld street, Pittsburgh. has been
lifted by a friendly settlement OF all
difficulties. We are convinced that II
will require no urging on the part Of
the DEMOCRAT 10 tell oil organized
workmen TO again patrOniz' Kauimanns
AZ everybody knows that the Mammoth
Concern undersellg all competition by
ut least twenty-five per cent
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-21
NotIoe 10 Orrnnlnrd Mo, Lmnn. =.

Now 40 oil dIill,utiee between Labor
UaioDe aud Kaulnanns have been ami
oably settled and The Boycott lifted. II IL
The duty OF oil organ,z d w0rkingmen
TO earnestly endeNyOr TO repair the dam.
Oge done the llrm by ngaln buying their
clothing, shoes, hats aud furnishing
goods ut kautmoOha Grand Depot, Fifth
avenue aud smlthleld street, Pittabnrg,
aud encourage ali others 10 DO likewlSe.
Besides economical, people will certain.
B nnd " to thclr advantage 10 trade
with kaufmannp, 40 their prices arc ut
least twenty I've por cent lower than at
any other Pltteburg House and they
have tho largest stock 10 select from.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-21
Dissatisfied Miners.

II appears that the mining troubles
are not yet settled In and about Navarro.
Last Saturday was PAYDAY. and when
the men presented themselves for their
monthly wages they expected 10 receive
70 cents per ton, ~ decided by the re-
cent arbitration. Instead, however,
they we're offered but % centa at three
different mines there, which they
promptly refused 10 accept Az several
mlnes 70 cents was given, and the men
around Navarro claim II as their Just
due, and will accept nothing less.
The miners nj Mineral Point, OF all
the mines, are out on a strike on ac.
count OF demand flr ten cents nd.
vance, which the operators refuse 10
cOlCede,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-21
LATE TELE0RPAHIO.
A Negro Murderer Lynohed Mt vinoenne',
Ind by CitiEena.
special 10 thsDAILI DHnoCaLr

A Negro Murderer Lynohed at vinoennes,
Ind by CitlEens.
special 10 theDnLY DEMoRLr
VlNcpNNEs, IND, January l8-At an
early b. ur this morning q pafty Of nt'
teen masked men under a leader,
went TO the jail and demanded the
Sheriff TO deliver up Hally Eppa, the
negro murderer Of Mr.. Dobson,
OF Greene county q week ago. The
5heriif refused 10 give his prisoner up,
when the leader gave the order 10 charge
A light ensued, the door fell In with q
craah, aud the Sheriff was speedily over.
powered. Epps was dragged forth,
trembling and shrleklng, 10 d
tree o few yards = distant. A
rope was placed around his neck,
which was hauled up, The rope was 80
cured and the body Of Epps left dang
ling In the air A large body OF citlzene
soon collected and looked on 40 apec
tators. Everything was done orderly,
and no interference was attempted.
NANTIooKE MINEns BELIEVED TO BE
ALlvR,
NANrlCoKE, Pa, Jan. l8lh.-Great OK.
citement was caused here this morning
over the report from the mine where
the party OF rescuers are at work
searching for the bodies OF
the miners who were entombed some
weeks ago, that the gllmmer Of n lamp
or IRE light had been seen through d
crtyice considerable distance ahead.
IL IL claimed now that some
OF the buried men are yet alive, and have
been living on mule aud dog meat. II
this proves true II will DO the moet mi
raculous case OF endurance on record.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-21
Everything for tho onrden

Seeme broad term for any ono Arm 10
adopt, yet tho widely known seed and
plant honee OF pdter Henderson Il Co ,
30 and ~ Cortlandt etroet, New York,
supply every want Of the cultiyator DO h
Tor the greenhouse and garden. In their
handsome and comprehensive catalogue
for 1855, will DO found offer d, not only
everything In tho garden" but ali
things neodfnl for the farm 40 we'll.
Our roadere will miss II II they fall 10
send for this catalogue, which may be
had OF Meeere. Henderson & Co., by send.
Ing thom six cents Uho postage only In
Htampa.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-21

Their Convention Hero an Intercsting an
Profitable One,

Their Convention Hero m rnterestins and
Profitable ono.
The seventh annual convention OF The
Cider Makers Association OF Ohio, which
was held In Senate Hall here Wednep.
dDy and Thursday, was an interesting
and profitable ono. Tho association has
o membership OF about one thousand In
the State, and they were represented In
tho convention by some ATTY delegates.
Essays were read, considering the sub-
ject OF cider and all Ito productp, OK.
Copt intoxicants. explaining the beat
methods for obtaining good results.
Samples OF preserved sweet cider, apple
butter aud apple Jelly, aud improved
machinery Cor cider making were on ex.
hihiti0n aud the merits of oil exhibita
were thoroughly discussed.
Dir. II, l.. Dole was elected 10 1ll n
vacancy on tho Board Of Directors OF the
Association.
The convention adjourned Thursday
afternoon.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-21

Ladies' dresses cleaned or dyed-mado
up or apart; also sacQuea, wraps, ahawls,
silks, &C., NJ ThOband Broa,, % Euclid
avenue, Cleveland. Pamphlet free,
p. S,--We have the largest and
most complete establishment weet
OF New York, established In 1859,
Our prices are low. Express orders
promptly attended 10.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-21
Buy your aarden seeds and Nuraery

Buy your Garden Seeds and Nursery
Stock direct from tho grower, and get
them fresh and reliable. Write 10 VIII.
liam s. Fattery, Wooster, Ohio, Proprle.
tor OF the Oak Ridge Nursery, and receive
by mail, illustrated Catalogue, free, or
send 30 cents for tho following trial
dozen packets. Early Summer Cabbage,
Long Blood Beet. New Crystal White
Wax Bean, Golden d Warf Celery, Squan-
tum Sugar Corn (nev) improved Long
Green Cucumber, LIvlngston's Perfec.
tlon Tomato, New Salamander Lettuce,
French Breakfast Radieb, New Golden
Dawn Pepper, Red Parsnlp. This rare
offer conteine all standard eorts and q
number Of choicest novelties In seeds.
These will be sent by mail postpaid and
safe arrival guaranteed,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-21
A GOOD HAUL.
A Residence on North Young street En-
tered aud Robbed OF aaOB.

A Residence ON North Young street En-
tered aud robbed OF 1905,
Lust Friday evening between seven
aud ton o'clock, Robert II. Fowler aud
hIs wife, living NJ A North Young
street. locked up their residence and
went up town TO visit friends. When
they returned the interior OF the bed
room presented tho appearance OF hay.
Ing been turned upside down. Bureau
drawers were pulled out aud their con.
tents scattered on tho door, and every
other movable thing In the room was
similarly treated. Moreover 1905, be.
longing to Mr, Fowler, which had been
kept eewed up In u sham pillow on the
bed for safe keeping, was gone, The
thief who did the Job gained an entrance
to tho house by means Of q key for the
back door, which no had In hle poeeee.
eion. The fact OF the robbery hae been
kept rather quiet sluce its commission,
In hopoe Of gaining aome clue TO the thief
bat none has yet been found. Whoever
u was no is pretty we'll acquainted with
the eituatlon OF things In aud about tho
house,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-21

The blttor warfare which has been
wagod by organized labor against J.
Kaufman u Brog,, tho well.known
clothiere,corner Fifth avenue and Smith
0eld street, Pittsburgh, ended Saturday
night Januhry . !, NJ tho meeting OF tho
Trades Assembly, whore all differences
between tho labor unione aud tho Kant.
manne were pencenbly adjusted.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-21

william Welsh, nj the steel works
Monday, aged about 20, had his knee
seriously Injured by two or three hun.
drei weight falling upon tho limh, In
cUnse quence OF wheelnarrow upse ting
with its load, The young man Ia pro.
greesing fairly under the treatment OF
DR., Warren.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-21

A big opportunity TO buy clothing al
coat. Hats, cape, oyercoate, underwear,
gloves and everything In our line must
be sold out at cost In order 10 make room
for new stock OF goods In the spring.
For your own intereat call early.
HIRsCrllkIMEh BROS,
Public Square, Canton, o,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-21

Now 10 the time TO got your pictures
taken, for S,henck has again made o
great reduction In prices, and nevorthe'
less gives you the finest nulshed pic.
lures, for q reduction In prices docs not
eject his quality of work Saxton Block.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-21

John Frantz and II, W, Msrryman,
two young men, we're arrested by Con.
stable Raeder aud taken before Justice
Hudson, charged with assault and bat
tory by Bort Auman. The case was COM
promised by the defendants paying the
cOata.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-21

was Highly recommended to me by
those who had been cured OF Bright's
disease, lu cd 0ne bottle Rnd 10 has
done me- great good Mra, Loulsa Dan,
ham. AlOwayr, Nd, Price, 75 cents aud
VI 10 For sale by Durbin. Wright u Co.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-21

The many friends Of Mr.. Charles N.
Frank, proprietor Of tho GermanIa
House, corner % South Cherry and
Tenth streets, and u member OF The
Board OF Water Works Trustees, were
stnrlled this morning on learning Of
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some,hlpr worth nomeu,n.r,nv,

That HIrechhoimer Broe., tho leading
clotbiere and gent'e furnishing house In
tho city, aro eelling their present stock
~ coat In order TO make room for COM
plete line OF epring aud summer goods.
Oall carly Tor your own benefit.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-21
AilnlAtor Installed.

Rev. j. b. Rust, Of Waynosburg, the
new minister OF the German Reformed
Church, who succeeds Rev, Z, HeTbruck,
(resigned), was Installed rueaday night.
Reys, Dahlman. Of Akron, and Straseuer,
Of 0rryille, portolm I'd the ceremonies Of
installation.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-21

A free and easy oxpetoratlon Ia pro
duoed by "a few doses Of DR.. j. II. Mo.
Leans Tar Wine Balm, In oil cases Of
hoarsenees. sore throat or aim ,1lty OF
breathing. 2B cents a bottle.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-21
ClRn MoarcRor No. 10.

Dufna Anniversary BANQUET 0sAlk Hotel, Springfield
Mg.oufi, January pbth, tyJ, youiusf and ladlca arc
Invited J0nN MouRHaOn,
JAMKg wALKEn
JAM n pniNdLh
Committee on Invitation.
: Tho above 10 tho reading OF u card
juet received from Springfield, Missouri.
II eeems II 10 the 10th celebration there
Of the great poet's birth anniversary.
Would we could be present to talk u hand.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-21

The two story frame residence OF Loo
Werptler, situated on North Mill street,
Louisville, wne destroyed by fire between
0 aud 10 O'clock Sunday evening. Loes
about 5000, no insurance.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-21

j, u JAoKsoN--Doar Sir; | had kidney
trouble for years, very bad; tried diff
ferent medicines without any benefit;
my palms were very great In my back.
Your medicine--B -Burdock's Kidney Cure
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-21

BY Rev j. J. Leberman, January 18th,
1850, at the homo OF the brides parents
near Parls, Mr.. John W. Mupk and Miss
Lena y, Anthony, both Of Stark county.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-21

Nervous irritation and pains in the
region Of the kidneys and bladder are
promptly cured by Or, j. II, McLean's
Homeopathic Liver and Kidney Balm.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-21

60 y Schenck and have your negative
made, nr his pictures are true 10 life,
and his irices so low; raxton Block.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-21

For rates. free maps and information
concerning the west, call on or address,
u. u. GEETING, II, RI &P. Agt.,
Eatt rueclrawae st., Canton, o,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-21

The Concordia Society are making
arrangements for o masquerade ball.
which will be held shortly In their hall.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-21

!, Underwear !, t.n, bargains at Geotlng &
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-21

Flannels choap at eoetins 3 vlctors'.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-21

cloAks at Ocetins q v,olers'.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-21

Silk bargains at Gootins n vickers',
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Jersey jackets at (leetius q yichers'.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-21

Blankets cheap at eeetlns q vIchers'.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-21

D,L, King, Of 8umn county, has been
nominated by Gov. Foraker M a Trustee
OF the Northern Ohio Lunatlc Asylum,
and REORGANIZATION waa referred TO tho
Standing Committee on Benevolent la.
situations. w, At.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-12-08

A farmer who had been doing business
with some one on the second floor of q
building near the market yesterday made
n slip at the top of the stairs and came
down in spread eagle fashion and was for
the moment rendered unconscious. de
was taken into the Office of livery stable
for temporary examination and treatment,
and as they opened his coat and vest and
chafed his hands he opened his eyes and
said:
Boys. believe I'm done forr'
"Oh, nO-you II soon be all right" they
replied.
Boys" he continued as he tried to
raise up, Zone of you go over on the stand
to my old woman
"Who is She"
Her name is Potter There's white
hoss in the team. You'll know the wagin
by barrel of cider in the back end
There's also u crock of butter"
I'VE are to find Mrs. Potter and tell her
you are hurt, and
lone Of the hosses is blind. and the old
woman has got red feather in her hat. :"
Yes, we know. We are TO tell her
that you are hurt, and
And one of the fore wheels OF the
an I4tbS HNi NMp Ht" SIlOhSS III con
tinUed the man.
''All right, and we are to bring your
wife
NO, sir! You iiSt tell her that I've
broken both legs and forty other bones in
my body. but not TO sell one burned ounce
Of that butter less II twenty cents pound.
Butter has riz, and the old woman sits
there chawin' gum and don't know itr'-
Detroit Free Press.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-12-08

A little Irish story from Boston: Tins
father, prosperous 'longshoreman lad
nysteriously disappeared. A few days
lfterward body was picked up in the
harbor. Tim was notified by the police,
vent TO the morgue, identified the body
is that of his father and left an order with
IN undertaken TO box him up in good
style. When the body was brought to
The house incased i'll a handsome casket
Tim took his sister in TO see it. That's
not father said she at once, and just
then the cOrpse's under jaw dropped.
See, Tim, she said, look at his teeth;
he never had no gold in them" True
or YOU said Tim, and then, Here.
you," to the undertaken, take this fellow
away" and, turning to the corpse. You
might have had an elegant funeral il
you had only held your jaw. ."-Philadel-
Dhia Record