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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-16
Morrison'- rarin nm.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 10 MIR. Morrison's
tariff bill was introduced In the house
to-day. Mr.. Morrison says the hill will
effect an estimated reduction OF S2O, 600,
900 In revenues from customs based on
the revenue Of last year. The greatest
reduction on any one article is In the
case of sugar, where the new duty will
result in decrease OF 10000, 900
In receipts. The additions to
the free list will involve a
loss of S5,250,000, and reductions
made by the bill ON other articles about
S5,000,000. Added to the free list are
lumber, timber, wood, manufactured
lafhs, shingles, salt, hemp, iute, iron, sui
phi r, lead aud copper ores aud coal. Be-
sides these are many articles of less con-
sequence TO revenue, such AK corn, pota-
toes, hay, oristles, beeswax, dye
woods, manufactured earths addressed
stone for building purposes, acorns,
and dandelons. The principal reduc
tions on cotton cloths are In the coarser
materials. On all sugar so per cent. OF
the several duties aud the rate of duty
now imposed on said sugar is to be
charged, but imperative as to sugars
from countries laying export duties.
Slight but general reductions run
through the wool schedule and have also
been made In cases OF FAX, linen and
hemp, window glass, plate glass, OF high
grade earthenware, glassware and china
when the duty is believed 10 be excessive.
The duty on rice, marble, castor beans
aud few chemicals is also slightly re-
duced.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-16
NATIONAL CAPITAL.
Morrison's Tariff Bill introduced in
onssse House--A Reduction Of
s,a re 10000 Effected.
A Timely Measure 70 Regulate Trans.
portation Of Live Stock Senate
Combinations.
------.-----
Miller Introduces Brli to Provide for the
Issue Of Legal Tender Notes Of
ssman Determinations.
washington notes.

Special TO the Gazette
WASHINGTON, Feb. 10 The bin intro
dueed Ia the house OF representatives b,
Mr., Tarsney Of Michigan 10 regulate tho
transportation of live stock Is Intended "a
oDviate the mnltr atmeut Of cattle in
transit and decrease the death rate con.
sequent thereon. IL is legislation of
which commercial as well as humane and
sanitary considerations demandthe enact.
ment, aud congress should give the mat.
ter it's prompt aud earnest attention.
While not yet definitely settled it il
very likely that the telephone suit will be
instituted in this city, 1t Is not thought
that 1t will be jury trial.
The educational bill, followed by the
bankruptcy bill or the bin to admit Wash
iugton Territory, IN the senate, and the
Fiz John Porter bill in the house, will
consume this entire week In congress.
Gov. Throckmortun introduced a
bill to-day granting the Gainesville
& Chlckasaw Bridge company
right To construct and maintain a bridge
over the Red river at or near Browns
ferry In Cook county.
Mr.. Miller introduced bill TO provide
for the issue of legal tender notes OF
small denominations.
State Senator John II. Traylor Is here
He is not after an Office, however, and
loves Texas soil too well TO seek other
claims,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-16
sennte Onnirmntinna.

WASHINGTON, Feb. l5.-The senate II
executive session Thursday, the l0tl
inst, confirmed large number OF nom
| nations, but determined not to notify
the president or make them pubic until
after the following executive session, In
order TO give an opportunity for recon
sideration. The combinations made To.
day are still under Injunction OF
secrecy. The following are the confrma-
lions OF the 10th inst. A G. Campbell,
United States attorney for Wyoming and
Montana; Wort S, Jones, Uuited States
attorney for the Western district of
Louisiana; Columbus Sehun, United
States marshal for West Vhglnia; u. II
West, United States marshal for the
Eastern district OF Wisconsin; Joseph j
Iyens, United States marshal for the
Eastern district of Tennessee; A. O.
Gibson, United Stats marshal for the
Western district OF Louisiana; ID II
Herring, consul at Tegucigalpa,
Honduras; S. l.. Williams, regis
ter OF the land office, Delnorte.
Colo; S. S. Patterson, land agent
for Navajos, N NJ; Richard Sumott, sur
veyOr OF custoEs, New Orleans; S +.
Taylor, naval officer, San Francisco; X
A. Thompson, appraiser, San Francisco.
Postmasters: Frank Hut, Hiichdeld,
H.; Ambrose M. Miller, Lincoln. III
John C. George, Dwight, ILL., James
Haines, Perkin, N; Thomas Hennebey,
Braidwood, H. John Westermitr, Car
linvile, H.; George Switer, IdBgrove,
Iowa; James v. Ward, Cherokee, Iowa
Theodore w, Ivory, Glenwood, H.; A.
c. Hutchinson, Burlington, la; II o.
Carlisle, Missouri Valley, Ia; Benz.
Y Louthaim, Logansport, Ind; john +
Reagan, Terre Hauie, Ind George
Milford, Wakeeney, Kan.i Martin n
Smith. Arkansas City, KAN George w
Cain, Mcpherson, Kan; Clement Phil
brick, Halstead. Kan Walter w. Nc
Grew, Eureka, Kan T. Il Hare, Well |
ington, Kan; j g Johnson, Peabody Kani
Robert w. lin, Jewel, Kan; Charles
Hardcastle, Marion, KAN, Gothile Christ.
Sabetha, Kan John n. BRENT, Usage
Mission, Kan; Gathriel Beeson, Cold |
well, Kan; james 7. Alcorn, Kinsty, |
c. n. Debrsy, Clyde, Kan; j. II Moore,
City, Pa; j. II. Doobins,
Rellefonte, Pa. j. b. Shale, McKeesport,
Pa; M. ID. Baker, Uniontown, Pa;
Clarence Snyder, Racine, Wis; Q.
Draper, Oconnomowoc, Wis
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-16
vol. XII No. 2O2.

and II Is now thought the regular op.la,
OF Stoney Brook will carry On she yva,er IN
torty-eight hours At Taunton there RAJ
been fall Of twcnfy.one inches IN thc
ponds. Business OF All Kinds
Is suspended, The damage n,
Whi,tendon min will be LARGE ,Ss
wooden min known az No. having
fallen. The new iron bridge cnoasins,
Danforth street has fallen. Gas aud WA
ter have been shut OF In various PARTS az
.ne city owing 10 broken mains
horse.cars are not RUNNING
Tue trsck having b,en DESTROYED
~ y Thought number Of buildings viii
iall when tho waters recede, adding Ia
,he DAMAGE which Is already estimated
~ So,OOO,O0o, NJ New YurS mails have
arflveu ~ three days, AZ Ordham Centre
the water has risen thirteen inches aimee
last n'4ht. The bridge crosslnn NeppnSet
river ~ nenham road-Slatlnn II breaking
away. Az Newton the Charles river h q
1901 higher thsn last night aud stlll
rising, Importing several bridges, which
are now held by. ropes only. sew
eral mills are badly flooded
Nashua adyices state that The lcc
IN the Merrimac and Nashua rivers did
net break up, although both rivers are
much swollen. The jackson oomnany,s
mills are flooded and shut down. AZ
Woons0oket the losses aggregate s92 600
NOW m 10 IN NIAINK.
AUGUSTA, Me,, Feb 10 ..-Advlces say
mat Tor Two days rain has been falling
along the upper keunobcc. This To.
gethvr with the melting SNOW has 40
swollen the liver that the Ice is broken
up Tor distance OF thirty
miles TO a point within
Yen miles OF Augusta, whore II IL iammcd.
when II gives way the railway bridges
must go. In Hayerhill II was reported
yesterday morning the water had risen
three feet aud Is stlil rlsing
The damage on the front streets
bordering on the river IL very large The
total loss throughout the city il $50 900
WHEN the Ice 10 the river above riyes
way The destruction Of property must be
immense.
roo HEAVY PRESSURE.
FRANkLYN, MASS, Feb, l5.--Thls
morning the dam at the Eagle factory
yielded TO the enormous pressure OF the
accumulated foods above, ana fell with
a crash. The country below IL Hooded.
but fun particulars OF the extent Of
damage have not yet been received The
road between Wrenhan aud Franklin 4
impossible, Frn,s are entertained Thar
the dams will give away
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-16
rhe rieh, on sn,.r.


WAsHINcroN, Feb. i5.--The silver
fight was renewed n The house commit.
tee on coinage, weights aud measures to.
day. A bin entitled Gan act 10 maintain
the purity OF silver and gold was in,ro.
duced as substitute for all other bills
on the silver question. IL provides
that ms the faith OF the Il tied States
Is pledged 10 the restoration of silver
on an equality with gold, that the presl.
dent be authorized 10 make treaties with
foreign powers TO open their mints for
the free coinage of silver, etc, and TO an.
point commissions TO conduct the nego-
nations After warm dicussion the
Dill was defeated BY vote of TOD
Those voting in the atilrma.
tive were Messrs James, llemphill,
( Rockwell ana scott; those voting la the
negative, Mcssrs. Bland, Lanham. sew.
monr, Norwood, Mctreary, Bynum, Lit.
tie, FELTON, and Fuller.
MIR. Hemphlll In order to test the sense
OF the committee, and at the same time
disolaiming sympathy with the object Of
the bill, moved to report fayoraby Rem.
rpsentative Reagan's bill to provide
Tor the free and unlimited comape
OF silver. The motion was lost--yeas
nays 8 The votes In the affirmative were
Lanham, McCreary, Btnum aud Bland.
and those IN the negative Seymour, Hemp.
NIL, Norwood, Scott, James, Rockwell,
Little and Fuller. Representative By.
mum then moved to report adversely on
Representative Waite's bill, to suspend
until further legislative action so
much of the act OF February 2S, 1878, as
provides for the colnsge OF standard sill
yer dollars. Mr. Byuum's motion was
lost--Jeas 9, nays Q. Those voting In tho
affirmative We're Lauham, Norwood.
MvCieary, Bynum, Fuller and Bland
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Hcmphlll, Scott.
Joucs. R0ckwel'and Little. Representa-.
tive FELTON, Of California not present
Representative James then moved to
report adversely on the bill introduced hy
Representative Bland, entitled: "a Bin
FOR the Free Coinage of Silver and Other
Purposes.N IL provides that tue holders
OF silver bullion shall be entitled to have
II coined upon like terms with gold, aud
that silver dollars so coined shall be
legal tender, etc II also provides
for the repeal Of the act authorizing the
nurchnse Of silver bullion to be coined
monthly iu,O standard silver dollars.
Mr.. James motion to report the bin ad.
NerSely was carrieu, yeas z, nays 3. The
vote was yeas; seymour, Hemphill.
Norwood Scott, James, Rockwell aud
Lutte. Nays, Lanham, McCreary, BY.
nun, Fuller and Bland.
Representatives james will make ma.
iority report and Representative Bland
VIII make minority report recommend
ing the pa age of his bill
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-16
ExILEO rnoa "a nelLK FRANCE.
a French Naval Oniccr During thc Com
mume's Rfign Murders Hin,suif.

French Naval Onlcor Dnrmg tho Com
munv's Rtign Murders Hin,soif.
special to the Gazette
NEw ORLEANS, La, Feb 49, II, Ar.
thur WRrnot, a very mysterious French
man who has lived here for some months
past, committed suicide to-day. Warnot
came 90 Seguin, Tex, some years aRo and
bought a farm and settled there with Mis-
wife, very beautiful woman. She
could only speak French aud WIS ALWAYS
trying 10 entlco him 60 return 10 France
She finally went home, but returned arain
with her sister and again endeayored 10
persuade her husband to return 10 his
native land. WArnOt would not do tina.
nut sold out his farm and came to New
orleans. He boarded here for some
months on st. Louis street He seemed
TO be In good financial condition, having
Il very line library aud was CORE
spondeDt OF number of French
newspapers. lie was ALWAYS
gloomy and silent, seldom speaking To
any one. This morning he retired 20 his
room aud prepared for suicide, complet-
Ing all his preparations, burning all his
papers, and then atabbing himself In the
heart with large casp-knifc, INJECTING
a wound from which he soon died. All
his actions were very mysterious, hut
from what leaked ont IL was found that
he had been man Of mark In France and
an oflcer In the French navy, but com.
PEELED for political reasons 10 leave
France. IL IL thought that he took n
prominent part In the communist up,
rising
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-16

ST. Louis, Mo. Feb. l5.--The RICH,
Rev p. Battles, Catholic bishop at Al
ton, H., died at Alton to-day, after IA
brief illness Of congestion Of the liver.
Bishop Balt,s was born IN Bavaria In
1927, educated and ordained priest in
Montreal came to this section early in
life and for many years did missionary
work He WIS widely known and much
beloved.
Very Rev. j. Jansen, vlcar-general, OF
Alton or Rev. Thomas Bonacum, rector
OF the church OF the Holy Name, st. Louis,
will probably succeed him.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-16
Found Guilty Axn,p.

SpecIhI 70 INt NHLtIIV1
FORT SMITH, ARK, Feb. lb--James
Leedy was convicted IN the federal court
this evening of assault with intent 20 kill.
He is white, of fair education, and
pleaded his own case, making pretty
fair speech, His family reside at Le-
high, Ch0ctaw Nation. Ga the 10Th of
July, 1882, he shot Tom Clay VIII In the
Cherokee Nation. He was arrested I'm
September following hut escaped aud re-
manned at large until September, 1885,
when he was again caught and escaped
n second time, but was chased into the
mountains aud rccaptured. He served a
jail sentence IN 1881 for introducing and
selling whisky In the Indian Territory.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-16
Jnsrio. OF IN. psncs SHIN.

1ptVIhI 70 VIZ NHItIIt.
SAN ANTONIO, TEX, Feb ia
courier has Just reached District Attor.
ney D. Mcneil Turner, informing him
Justice Of the pence for L9saiInos IRE.
cinct, Starr county, mas been mortally
wounded by Pedro Prna. Pena fied for
the Rio Grande, pursued by citizens
The appointment OF Larmo as justice Of
the peace led 70 the shooting. The shoot.
log occurred yesterday at O'Clock in the
evening
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-16
aFMY FORT WORTH TEXAS III sT,AY FEBRUARY ls 1885,

viii be senior counsel 10 the cases, was
given power 90 make the selection and Is
said 70 favor Columbus Washing.
Ton was discussed for some time,
but the announcement OF the District OF
Columbia jnries BY Attorney General
Brewster In the Star route cases aud
other damaging statements which have
been made IN regard % the ease With
which Washington iufies could be in
huenced made II impossible for the gov.
eminent to select the Capitol city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-16
AN OBJ FEup.

Magistrate Flake Killed After BraveIy
Defending himself.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, Feb 10 .--,.Ncar
Palmero IN this county to-day Magistrate
j, o. Flake, while talking 10 friends. was
approached by j. II. Driver aud John
George on horseback, and an old quarrel
was renewed by Driver shooting
AZ Flake, who returned the Ore,
hitting Driver In the shoulder. Another
shot killed the horse behind which Flake
stood, and then George shot aud Killed
Flake. Driver and George aed All The
parties are prominent In the county, aud
the tragedy caused intense excitement
The sheriff and posse are lnclo,e pursuit
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-16

WASHINGTON, Feb l5.--In the house
to-day Mr.. Hanback, introduced bill
providing for the most sweeping inquiry
concerning the charges rejecting on the
integrity and official action OF certain Of
ficers OF the government IN connection
with the Pan-Electric telephone.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-16

NEW YORK, Feb. l5.--One Of the walls
OF a cotton store-house at Tompkinsyillc,
which was burned two weeks ago, fell
this morning, seriously iujuring five
men. A labnrer named Bonner had his
head crushed and will die
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-16
mr.Mntt.r,on lmprnylng.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Feb. l5.-Mr Waiter.
son T. resting easy this morning, aud his
physicians are more hopeful. Az the
consultation at Il O'Clock II WIS drclded
that his symptoms were more favorable.
The present treatmen; is for acute mem
eDgetiB
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-16
GLoygk,s SUR.

Ola 1903 Has La -u,r for $40, 300 ON
Hand.
Ut. LouIs, Mo-, Feb l5.--John
Glover, congressman OF the Ninth dis.
trict In this city, died suit In the circuit
cours to-day against the Missouri Repuh
lican, IN which he ASKS 60
900 damages for an article pub
lished ~ that paper on the "a Inst
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-16

NEW York, b 10 Peter Falyey, q
postOfiice clerk, has been arrested on a
charge Of stealing and Destroying ettera.
Marked bills aud postage stamps were
found In his possession He conicssee
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-16
70 bo Brought AZ Columbus.

WASHINGTON, Feb. To-. The Post says
that It is understood that the telephone
suits will be brought 20 trial at Columbus,
Ohio, before jury. Judge Thurman, who
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-16

Iaiuefvn uirt yrrr4uay. stp ,.4a tsvsn
esteemed. He was a siauncb Liberal Hls
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-16

watef4~0la IiaiPyvssn@.
LouIsvILLR, KY, FeD. l7.--Mr. Wat
terson's condition n much Improved. He
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-16

promotion. -.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-03-11
ALLIANoe AFFAIRS.
A Fresh hatch of News From Our East
End Correspondent

End Correspondent
sam shlmp, our genial freiaht agent.
10 on the si,k list with lame back
A first class war Ia In progress among
the grocery keepera. Best hOur sells NJ
tl,25 per sack.
A lack OF board at the school meeting
Monday evening was the cause OF q pre-
mature adjournment
Jake Ka,zenstein has arrived home
from q trip TO the old country. Al
though foreign born America 10 the
country for him.
Alliance will at last have electric
lights. The Alliance Gas Co. has made
all preparations and expects 10 have
che fight In running order In about two
months.
The eminent actor, Edwin Thorne,
will appear In "rhe Black Flag" NJ the
Opera House this evening". This VIII DO
one Of the best shows OF the season.
Everybody should 20.
Court Stenographer L. M shaefer aud
Deputy Clerk Hlengartner, both OF Cam
ton, made us a pleasant call on Wtdnes-
day morning. They we're on their way
TO New Lisbon. Come again.
On Tuaadry morning Lester Aklns
and Miss Gaskill were united In mar
Tiage at the Catholic Church, by Rev.
Father 0'Leary. The DEMOCRAT con
Kratulaiea, Phil. Sr. says there were
extra police on duty Tuesday night.
The fruits of the labors of Mayor
Camp are now beginning to be seen. A
temperance organization has been
affected. A room In the Opera House TO
DO used az a reading room aud coffae
house has been rented, and In fact every
thing will be done to further the cause
OF temperance by attracting the boys
from these vile dens Of iniquity.
Prof. VIM. Artes makes the startling
announcement that he will shortly sail
for Europe and all persons or lecture
committees desiring an engagement
with this renowned orator should "tele,
graph or telephone him by lltst mall"
In such event his name will be stricken
from the Republican primary ticket for
Mayor and that OF John Griffith substi
tuted.
ALLIANCE, March5.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-03-11
Two Million of Plants for Sale.

We make special business Of grow.
Ing vegetable and bedding plants and
can furnish them In any quantity. We
also have q fine variety Of house plants
and q choice stock OF new 1885 crop OF
seeds, which We can furnish ~ very
reasonable prices. Send for catalogue
and price list. Address
BLOOMFIELD Bros,
Florists and Market Gardeners,
Mlddlebranch, stark Co., o.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-03-11
mIsoELLANEoUs
LEGAL NOTICE.

samuel stuctcy residing In Isabella county, Michl
rhn Lrv Harley whose place of residence IA unknown
llcnT Nummefn, residing IN Canning county, NebfAg
hhl hpboccA Dlckoy and L0ulah NJ bert, realdlna NJ
state Center Iowa Peter gtuckoy reading IN Ashland
county Ohnj susan Myers, residing IN summit county
nhlol and llunfictth hccs, George Htuchcy Malinda
Caroline hclnhaft aud Nora lleI. ftaldena Of luin
blhna county, OhioI all " whom arc Interested ~
hnru III tho cgtale 0f Hannah ntuohry deceased late
" STARK county, OHIO will take notice that tho under
tluned has presented 10 tho Probate Court Of STARK
county ono, for allowances 10 him, against said estate
clhim fpi tRu01, arising on account for pioyalont
furnished, w0Ik done money paid etc. n and for do
ceased during her lio time nj her request belwoon The
bth day OF MAY, 1894, and December goth, 1885,
Aud tho testimony concerning naid Claim will br
heard by bald Court ON tho 20h day Of March, 1885, vi
10 O'Clock n m,
iiEiiDFRT gTUoGEy,
Admnl traitor Of the estate OF Hannah
Hiuckuy, deceased
MyrRe a avn, AtiJa maridw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-03-11
Marriages.

Married, by Rev. j. ]. Leberman,
March 9th, 1886. at the Reformed parson
age, Louisville, o., Albert Hammond
10 Miss Carrie b, Vaughn, both OF Balti'
more, Stark Co., Ohio.
Married, at Magnolia, o., Feb. 25th,
1886, by Rev. q. u. Cochel, OF Minerva,
o., Frank u. FaTber and Mlss Laura j.
WadswOTth, both Of Magnolia, 0.
Married, nj the Bnglish Catholic
Church, this morning at o'clock, Mr.,
Henry Siblla and Miss Rosa Cnmens.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-03-11
Saturday. Tho ord day Of April, 1885,
NOTICE.

All persons hre hereby cautioned not 10 purchase two
sh,rls ninn iolla,s aud Iva rn,a zach he ono canea
due nne year after uan aud the other two years alter
dhte With interest nj pcr cont Bald noiea wo ned
BY John n Fisher, and payable 10 LHwlB pontOua,
Said notes wofe stolen from tho nudealrn on tho
evennp Of February btu. 1880, ana were eiolen from
him IN tho city Of uaDton. utafk county, Ohio.
su,lold ohio, Msoh aih. ilga.dw : ''
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-03-11
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.

Quotations Of the Money, Stock, Produce
and Cattle Markets, March q,
NEw YoaK Money pcr cont Exchange
dull Governments ilrm
Currency aIScs, Gs9l bldi foura, coupons, ia7Ji
Houra aand'a'halfa ilalh bid,
The stock market opened quiet aud FRACTIONAL,
lower, with but few exceptions Tho most notA
bio Of those were Louisville & Nashville and Can
ada Pacific both Of which opened strong and
por cent higher There was llttlo or nothi N don,
up 10 II O'Clock, aud fluctuations wcro IN gnln
cant, About the time named, however Reading
suddenly became a0uyo and advanced rapidly
carrying the rWt Of the llst up In sympathy Al
midday prices showed advances ranging from !,
10 iga pur cent, but from this there has boon som,
reaction Western Union was the weak spot o
tho morning dealings, aud at noon was down
mar eanl
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For Sale or Rent,

IL Ny flrict Iiesdence No 100 North MARKET 81.
tmpaFl1 containing rooms larRe and ovinmeaoua,
lNHnHu on each nrst and second noOt main building,
E-A-H bath room, Kitchen, pnnifica hnd chamber,
also large wash room. garden we'll supplied with
grapes and bsrrles barn With stalls aud carriage
bnuael ully water well and large rlaleip, For ene
rheau or 10 fent from Apr nfat on liberal terms Ap,
ply II NJ. A. TaouTMAN, ~ uliy National Hank:
naraf ~ n Myklln
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-03-11
Jersey Cattle For Sale.

Tlve yeArllnp Jereey Bulla largo enough for nevioe
from excellent milhina oowp All solid coorI all nno
points not repatered. but thoroughbred For eae n
Enquire NJ ibp South MARKET street, Canton.
pls monthp Tins rivsn on panhAble paper,
Thfoe fresh Jrfpny Cows alno fvr pAlr. febof Rm
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DRAFT Geidlng.

For sale the best three-year.old geld
Ing In the county, weiohs 1850 pounde
J.E KITZMILLER, Canton, o.
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Wanted,

To rent farm Of 100 acres, more or
lesa. viii take good care OF everything
on the farm. Address, by mall,
NJ. X, BALMAT,
Barryyllle, Ohio.
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have once more reduced the price Of
slate roofing, and offer Aret class work
at "a per square. ! guarantee oil my
work, and respectfully solicit your or
ders. II, II, BAUMAN,
43 North Market street.