davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-07
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, JULY g. 1884
tBy tolegrapa.l

lHHTN I'D.
Steamship Emelsre, Now Orleans, cosled ana
sailed for Liverpool
steamship FREDERICK cuba. 90 coal.
Steamship William Lawrence. Providence, and
sailed for West Point, merchandise.
Barge MORO Cattle. New ! ork, 10 load coal
SAILED.
steamship Maharaish, Colon. coal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-07
Busiues. Failures.

NEW YORK, July 6.-rhe failures for the
week number PA. az compared with POI last
week, and l54 for the corresponding week Of
last year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-07

fBy telegraph to tho Dlspstch-l
- wAsaIs6Tos. July G-For yirgiria
tFlIR ,and North Carolina, slightly warmer
Jsaturday. followed by stationary tenn
nerature fair variable winds
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-07
FINANCIAL.
NEW YORK. 1ALrInoRR AVID RICE
EoaD STOCK ExcRAnaKl
Grain, Provisions. Cotton. foosecs far-
psntins, Resin. Tar. and
Peanut Markssa
NV telesrnph o the pIapatch.l

NEW YORK. July 6-The stock market svoks
from its stagnation to-day. and transactions foot
up more than the previous three days OF THIS
week pat together. There we're good buying
orders this morning, and commission houses
again appeared as purchasers, which gave specu-
lati0n much more legitimate appearance man
Tor some time. At the same tm0 Chicago scnt
nying orders in grsnesr-. Naturally grangers
took tho nrst place In dealings and hock Island
became conspicuous for its strength. followed by
Northwestern and the rest. Gould stocks came
next IN prominence. Manhattan ami missouri
Pacific being very strong. and the latter quite
active once more. The shorts ran 70 ceter and
swolled the volume VI business, though the ad-
vances made are out OF all proportion 20 Trans
actions recorded. oregon stocks and Northern
Pacific preferred we're features, the announce
mont that the syndicate had sold the rest
OF the tblri-moTtgsge bonds In Europe
creating demand tor the aforementioned STOCK.
Lackawsnna was specially prominent 'he
opening was at small advances over yesterdays
close and the market began 20 advance inme-
dis'ely. with Rock Island aud Oregon improve
ment specially strong. uh,c all the usually &C
tive list made marked gSins. There was very
fair business during the morning hours, aad
most OF the advances were made before noon,
but while there was Q marked falling OF In the
amount OF business done after that time a nrm
tone continued throughout. with Lackssanna.
ST. Paul, aud Missouri Pacific leading In turn
close was quiet but strong at the best prices ~
the day. Pglman-Pals's car was exceptional
In showing loss Of a, per cent, but Manhattan
rose per cent. Lsckawanna, Oregon Improve
ment. aud Missouri Pacific ~ each, Rock lslaod
~. ST. Paul and Jersey Central -. each, North.
western =, Lake Shore and ST Paul preferred
each, and othors fractional amounts. Total
sales. $4,000 shares
NEW YORK, July 6--Noon.-Stocks steady
Money easy a. lsiL. Exchange-Lonk, AZ;
short, sssk. Governments neglected.
Brsi1fng, Exchange Quiet and steady; long
49, short. 4s9S. Money easy At lel y per cont
sub-Tressury balances-Coin, SIX, Ad,Vc cur
rency, SIS. lNl.COc. Governments dull and steady;
per cents, i2sh; ~ per cents, i0IA. state
bonds dun and steady
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-07
All Rejected.
WEATHER REPORT.

WASHINGTON. July g. Pond offerings to
day, si37, 900. All rejected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-07
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. July Q, 1881
oFYEKlsa&

oFYkklHdA
WBEAT.--52 bushels.
COES.-3.l 10 bushels.
UATs.-l.500 bushels
MILLOFFAL.--30 tons.
SAILS ssPOErsD ~ sgcssriyy.
CORS-White. ~ bushels prime at &c.; 200
bushels very good az Sc; 500 bushels good At
63 $50 bushels fair at 62c. Total sales OF corn.
lao bushels.
OArs-Mixod, 1900 bushels very good on prl-
Yato TERMS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-07

Mean temperature. .sa1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-07
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET
NOitFOLK PEANUT MARKET
rRar.,rfei for the Dispat

July G-Market steady TO-DAY. With n moie-
rate demand for tho hcst goois Tho sfork on
hand IL large and increasing AMI Tho outlook u
cheerful Prime, 80 aic.; fancy ihc: COM
mon, lsR2'<c.: shellei 2i.a2ac.; spAnish. ga
2ic. factory hand picked, fa14c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-07
nARKETs BIZ TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK


NEW YOEK. July 6.-Cotton nrm; sales, l7S
ba.os; uplands. 10 Lie; Orleans, 10 7-l6c.;
net receipts Of the week al this port, 20 bales;
gross, g,503 bales; eKpOrts--to Orosi Britain.
z, l32 bales; ~ France, 30 bales: T. the Cont
nent, 2.312 bales; forwarded, also bales: sales
i1l7 Dalos: spinners, lOo7 bales; stock. lBl, 40
bales; net receipts at all ports to-day. l,i66
Dsles exports-tO Great Britain, 1874 bales; %
the Continent 31S bales; STOCK, "a, 40 bales.
southern -four steady; common 70 fair extra,
g. s5ayas0; good to choice, s. gai5. Wheat duh
sud lower closing weak options active aud very
irregular: No. July, S5.sasoAc: Angus.
- J-lsa99a.c. Corn fairly active and nrmer;
options moderately acays. closing steady; No :.
56AaJ5Ac.; August 6SAs5ic. Oats aaAc
higher: options dun; No 2July, 8hc; August
8l3.a3lhc.: No. spot. Ne. Hops dull. Coffee
nominal; options duh and weak. closing al a
decline Of l5agO points; July. tila,iLl3: Au-
gust ,i0MaSl0.s0. Sugar strong; fair refining,
4l,c.: refined strong: G. 5isa5Ic.; extra Z.
5z.aGc. white extra G. Gao, standard A. 6kc. /;
cut-lOai and crushed. g.. powdered. nc gan
ulated, 7a7 i-iUc. cubes, nc. M0lasses firm;
ls<c for hottest Rice quiet. Petroleum nrnl I:
refined. 7bc. at three ports. Cotton-seed oil
steady. Tallow steady. kosin quiet; strained
% good, ff07a asi.l5. Potatoes qniet I1rpen-
tine dull at 35c Eggs fairly active. Hides quiet
Wool quiet. PORK nrm; moss, tlaatihG for
new, sila3i425 for old. beet dull Cutmsats
dull and unchanged klddles nominal. Lard
moderately active, higher, and stronger: west
ern steam, te45: options nrm; July. STA
So45; August, Sa.42atS.45. Rreights quiet
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, Juls SLY ash quotations we're as fol-
lows: Flola nrrn And unchanged. No. 2 spring
wheat si%sS2iIc.! 10. sspring wheat nominal
No. z red nominal. No. 2 corn, 49, as9ac. No.
2 oats, 81 1a39r. Aess-porG, sil60. Lard, 81. 20.
Shortribs. $50; shoulders, ~. nas6.oo: short
clear, fs.s5ef790. Whisky, fl.20
ftte.. f,l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-07
BALTIEOaE sToCx MARKxr
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

RNTrNOsE. July6 Virginia new So, 63'. do,
LAOS. 3li.. Bid today.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-07

Remember that Hoods sarsspsrilla IL .
peculiar medicine, entirely different from
any other.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-07

Funeral Notice.

The funeral Of Mr.. WILLIAM MARSHALL
will take plate from 81 PALS church sATuR-
DAY, July TN, at 5 P. ". Friends and acguaini-
ances fayitsd 70 attend
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-07
COTTON REPoRc

Market quiet
QUOrArIoSA
NIDDLISG. 9xc.
Low MiDOLfS1, 9Ic.
GOOD ORDINARY. SIC
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-07

toAr os McaMoNO. July s. l,sA

Schooner A. F. Crockett Thorniyke, Bangor.
ice, Home Ice Company.
schooner Hattie Il. troweii, Chase, Kennobcc,
Zee, James &. smith lee company.
Schooner John W. Hal, Jr, flomlu6, ahlt, Va
yeDpOrt 81 Morris
SAILED
Steamer Ariel. Deyo, Norfolk, United States
mail. merchandise, ana passengers, l. Is. latuni,
agent
steamorl Pioneer, -, Phiiadelph,a. mer-
chandiso and passengers, j. ". AcCarrics,
AGENT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-07

Nsw YORK. July 6-Coitoa-Net receipts, 70
balos. gross receipts, ~ bales. Futures e.osti
barely sieaiy. sales. $3.50 bales; July. fi0eia
si0g7; August. SO 8elfieB; september, 80
800 October, s9.5'aSa56. November AMI DO
cember, 81 4Sat9ge: January tgNall5s: fsorl-
ary. saG2ass. ~ March, l2.OJas3sl. April, MA
4 .n my lrl
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-20

the big hotels like the Victoria and Nc
tropole, which accommodate n thousand
guests or more, very often have nothing
moro attractive 10 Offer their diners than
tho celebrated apple tart. IL ~ not n
composition OF great intr!sacy or internal
beauty. The apples are chopped up, Gov
cred with some dough and baked In n
dish. Tho dish n placed OF the table, and
you take q spoon and cut out as much
tart rs you think will materially aid you
in seeing your grandmothor's ghost. +.
Despite their ~prejudioes for things that
ARE English and old, the London mon aro
curiously give 10 fads. Once when / was
there the whole town had taken up the
practice Of drinking peach.and.g gin, and 10
WIS popular for NJ least n month. Then
they got tired Of II and let IL 70 never 10
take IL mp again probably. In all likeli.
hood the anglomanlacs will begin TO
affect the drink over here In tho curse OF
the next two years. They are usually
about that much %behindhand in aping
the old country. Personally, p%eaoh.and'
gin IL 10 mo what the iunkeys Of Eng.
land would describe M "a VERY tidy sort
Of n swigEle.n My first experience Of 10
came from u captain IN the army whom |
met In the 81 Jamee Just as he WINS going
into his club,
Come and do \ pchch.and-Rin with
me-" he said. Aud ! went aud did IL
with him, after the fashion Of all good
Americans in strange countries. The
peaches ARE cut into long and rather thick
slices. and nix OF these slices were laid In
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-20
A CLEVER

-
The Police Arrest Two Men Who Arc
Wanted in Cleveland For Burglary aud
Larceny.
Last night Marshall FLETCHER and Of.
Gcers Slagle, Yant aud Becheror ar.
rested John Noukoyske and Paul
Gold0yske on q telegram from Oleye
land. The mon were found at the res
idenoe OF John Richart, on Navarro
street. IL Ia undemtood that they are
wanted on a charge OF burglary aud
larceny committed there abOnt two
weeks ago, II seems that lngham's
slaughter house was broken into and a
quantity OF meat taken. A man named
Schwartz was arrested In Cleveland for
the crime and he implicated Noukoy'
ske ana GoldoYske, locating them In
this city.
A NRWT DWnoCRAT reporter saw
tho two men In the station house this
morning aud they stated that they were
drunk NJ the time they went 10 the
slaughter house and that Schwartg
wanted them % 80 with him ~ he was
going TO look for a boy whom he
thought was sleeping there, They
claim they do not remember what hap
pened, rs they we're very drunk at the
time.
The genial Sergeant Bradley, Of
Cleveland, arrived In the city this az.
,ernoOn and will return tonight with
the two men. One of the men admit
ted 10 him Of taking the beef aud told
him where II was buried. He says
that they have u clear case against the
parties,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-20

look m though dealing ont death and
destruction 10 their dearest friends when
waiting al table. ! think the funniest
sight l ever saw In my lito was n dinner
IA u well known London club, whore a
party Of hlXteen eminent men were sing
lug 20, Ho IN a Jolly, Good Follow nj
tho end OF the dinner. In the party was
Henry irving, and tho spectacle OF that
long, lanlS, ana melancholy man standing
with bent back and singing the chorus
Of this rlbaid song wa ~ inspiring and
cheerful aa a a ruined coffin In u moonlit
country graveyard, Irvlng'a long hair
hung about his face, the oornen OF his
mouth were drawn down 20 an almost
CHASTITY extent, his large eyes almost
started from his face with melancholy In.
benh and he npoho the words Of the
song IN the voice OF sorrow and pain, All
around the table stood the other Bnglah-
man with vet faces aud expressions Of 10
served and exclusive respeetAbility, Com.
pared with Tho royhtoring bolater0usncHs
OF u crowd OF Americans tcatlfying 10 the
good Fellowship OF u friend, the exhib.
ition WIS absurd and Whimsical.
Somebody told me that night Of story
which M current In England which hits
of this particular characteristic OF the
nation. One heavy dragon ANA mighty
swell had invited "A brother officer 10 kne
with him at his club, They sal down 10
y dinner OF sixteen courses, aud for The
nrat half hour mother spoke Then she
host discovered n pretty lithe aotreas
tripping across the street. ander the club
window.
"Ha," he aid, "thero soos khs Jiggor
what's her dooold namoYe
pho other pondored deeply, and In tho
course OF the following half hour the DIN.
ner progressed steadily, Thm tho gnog,
struggling under q boom Of recollection,
saAa,
"Judkips.n
An hour passed and not a word was VT
tarod. Mnany, after the ooneo had boon
Rnlahcd, n light broke upon the face OF
tho host and ho snld;
"Domrnit, her dootid name was judi
kkns, after an"
Half An hour later they shook hahds
aud parted without n word,
Tho curious part Of II all IN that the
B~ngllshman's pahappineO Is all on the
surface. Underneath his digniacd aud
monstrously solemn exterior he appar-
cntlypo@csses n heart Of abiding cheerful.
ness, for he IN always ready 90 cutter into
conversation with u man who ~ not dis
. tinetivcly aud p%ointodly al outsider. Tho
mental wear and tear caused by his Of
forts to dodge tho possibility Of being
drawn into talk, however, oauees n hxcd
expression which indicates that ho must
mission Of some capital crime,
rating In London " largely IN affair Of
solids, The roign OF the apple tartis stil
supreme. IL IN, In many INSTANCES, the
only sort Of dessert, pastry or sweets that
one can get after dinner. do not speak
rashly in this respect. mean to say that
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-20
JUMPED no HIS DEATH,
The Carefully Planned Suicide OF %
DespOndent WilmOt Citizen,

The news reached this city this morn
ing OF sad affair nj Wlmot. II was
Of q suicide, Ono more deliberately
planned than this one would be hard "
lind,
The man who shielded was william
Miller aged thirty years, aud u genial
sort OF q man, but who from family
troubles IN the past few weeks has
grown decidedly dependent, On Sat
uTday his friends noticed that no was
unusually cast down, aud a number
asked OF him the cause, lie replied that
IL was partly by reason OF money matters
partly owing 10 tho boys OF the village
making sport OF him NJ certain times,
Saturday afternoon he waHmissed from
his usual hauntg. His relatives became
alarmed over his continued absence
and q search for him was instituted,
~ resulted In the finding On the banks
Of q small creek In that Vicinity Of his
clothes, carefully arranged, and topped
OH with his hat A further search re-
suited IN the finding Of his body In the
creek sunday afternoon,
When tho body was taken from ita
Watery bed those gathered about we're
surprised 10 find the man arms tightly
fastened TO tho body by rope Of me
dun thickness. An examination
showed that tho rope had been tied 10
one arm, taken around the body several
times aud then fastened 10 the other
arm by q moose. This fastened the
arms 10 the body ~ closely as could
have been done by u second party
After having doilod his clothes tile IN,
dicatiOns were that Miller had tied
himself securely and then aprang into
his Watery grave. The suicide created
some excitement In that vicinity,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-20

a olAret glass with tie 6nd8 EHN W.
above the rim, Tho glass wna then halt
hlied with gin, Some Of tho men draniI
tho gin 80 AS 10 get the flavor Of tho
peach, aud Others alto the peach 30 ~ 10
get the flavor OF tho gin, and swallow tho
gin afterwards, IL didn't make much
difference which way tho combination boz
gani both ain and peach eventually diaap'
peAred, Little ailverpronged forks were
served with tho glaaaea, and II was .
rather diyeTting sight 10 sea q lot Of
heavy iowled Engliahmen Ritting around
Atable carefully appearing bits OF peaches
with their tiny forks, swlrling them
around IN the gin and then carrying them
30 much las heen written about eating
IN France that II wonld BIO dlnienlt TO say
anything new II 10 an amazing thing
though, how clever the French are in tho
kitchen, ! have known many iliuatrar
lions OF II, While travelling Ia CanAdA
recently l had about given up all idea OF
eating on account OF the wretohed char,
aoter OF the hotels, when 1 heard OF a
FrnehmAn who kept a boarding house
down one Of tho aide streets OF Ottawa, 1
went 10 moo him and found that no had
small tables placed in all his rOoma up
htaira, instead Of beds, Half che statoa-
man Ia Canada, when they visited the
capital, went 10 the dlngy den Of tho lii
tle franchman, and after the first meal /
lived there all tho time, for there waA
nothing Ia tho whole DomlniOn thateould
compare with his cooking. He told mt
that no had been Obliged TO leave France
aud that he had never cooked over there,
hut chat tho wretahed character OF the
cooking throughout Canada had led him
10 try his hand NJ II, and his auoeeaa had
been very great. II comes natural to the
nation for some reason or other, Even In
tho little inns In tho smaller yillagea Of
France one can always get u dinner that
would pass muster at Delmonloo's,
This Ii not true OF Germany by any
means. Tho cooking there IL intolerably
graahy aud unpalatabl" TO Americans,
English and French, IL ploaAea the Ger
mans, but thatdoehn't proyeth hat itisgood
cooking, for Germans ahowthe effect hat
their oOoMng has upon them, Every
thing Ii drowned in'greaae, lard and but
Ter, and the seasoning takes away tho
flavor OF meats and vegetables alike.
The most striking characteristic about
n German restaurant II tho entire self
satisfaction which %peryadea N, from the
n%oulllon girl to tho proprietor 1 wa
often amused when IN Berlin Nc the OF.
forts Of English, French or American
traVelere 10 got aWay from the reign VI
grease, One caso was typical Of them all.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-20

remember q famous American who oame
In tho train Of Henry Willard and Carl
Bchurn one day, nat down Al n table and
nAid In the tongue Of tho Fathorlandi
"Walter, do you speak hnRlihh better
shan 1 speak eormani"
Ivory much, ~ SAID tho walter instant
", IN very bad Engllsh,
HWoll, then, ! want you 10 bring M
something 10 eat without butter or lard"
The walter raised his eyebrows whhkod
u oTumb from tho oornor OF the table,
smiled In u plying way, and remarked
shat Tho restaurant was supposed 10 have
the best cooks IN Germany.
"Well, that N naying nfgfHy litle,h
mid tbo American calmly. 'Tyo had
better food NJ n dog fight IN America than
u cvor rot In tho German Empire, What
! want now Ia q soup without grease, n
ihih withont sauce, and n steak brollod
and served Without any gravy or season
ng whatever, Bring me somo olives, n
lilla ola, \ hard BOXED oEg, some pickles
aud mustard, and III mako tho sauce for
everything
Tho waiter listened 10 this with tho air
Of Holld, heavy, Toutonio ~disapproyal
with which tho Germans greet any for
eign innovation. Then no went of, and
converaed with the head waiter In very
bad French about the freak Of ono Of
those crazy Americans, and the head
waiter got tho proprietor and the whole
matter was explained to him. The main
buancB OF the proprietor seemed 70 DO TO
wander around The restaurant in u frook
scat and n pnir Of squeaky boots, bow
with elaborate p%olitenohs 10 everybody
who entered The place, get in tho way Of
guests, walters and himself at sharp and
rated intervals, and,doyelop other similar
characteristics Of radiant iaiooy. But tho
request OF tho Americans hurt his feel.
ingF, He Am0 up and said
~ find / cannot please everybody In this
world, 1 pay the highest price for any
cook In Germany, and i don't think that
no will consent TO forget the rudimentn OF
hb profession ~ you suggest, But / will
Nee whht n DO done"
The general traffic Of tho restaurant
was stopped for the next half hour while
the walters went bAok In u body and OK
planned things 70 tho cock, And then,
ono after another, the thugs were
DronEnt on but MOI ~ thoy hhu Dech OF
dercd, by n very, very large majority.
The islands OF grNiae which tioAted upon
thosoup were perhaps smaller than usual,
there were only three big chunks Of
rather strong butter upon the fish, but
tho steak made up for II all, IL had been
cut very thin and fried, without anything
In the pan, apparently, except the male
diotiona Of the cook, and II had come out
such n w%retOhedly, sorawny, skinny,
yapid, attenuAted and lattened scrap OF
parohod leather that tho cook had, ~ tho
last moment, been seized with n violent
No. OF remorse, and had dabbed n huge
chunk OF grease, lightly topped OF with
salt and pepper on n end, IN II 10 show,
n only by contrast, how much better ~
would have been " prepared according 10
tho German mode. After that experience
the Americanstook thefood aA they found
II, But they never found II IN that or any
other country ~ .good az u ~ at homo.
BLAKELY HALL
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-20
Death of VIM. oldaold.

VIM. 0ldheld died at his home on
Harrison ave, yesterday aged rs years.
Mr.. Oldleld was born and raised in
Canton, he was u man of strong char
actor and had q large circle Of relatives
and friends who will miss his genial
presence from their midst. He leaves
q devoted wife and five small children
10 mourn his untimely taking off. lie
was taken sick u week ago with ty-
phold pneumonia due 10 exposure In
the line Of his work in the plumbing
business, In which occupation he had
lately been engaged. The funeral will
take place Tuesday Dec Is, at 2 p. M,
from the Ist M. E. church,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-20

~ 2 O'Clock, ., ~, upon The premises ne ~ihlloyisf
duaoHbod real estate, situate lh utO county ~
NtAtk and state 81 Ohio, 10 Wit NoihH pAn ~ ~
oAat \ VI ncou0n ~ township ~ aud fAug0 y no
Rlnnihg ~ 4 ttnko 10 prruhtf moth from ne cuntu
post lnEhll atftVn ana running thence 80 rhAlhf
ami 70 llnkh IA 4 ftnhe. thence south q chains Vol
stone thence east 20 UhAlnH aud 80 liukI a. thr seo-
Nnn lnN thence Wild tAid section line 10 tNr NORTH
o,l cufnrf 0i tAld section, thruCr wet with ths
north erClon linu " q tiuno planted ~ ui0 place ~
original quarter post thence south 70 The place a
beginning Containing 100 Acfoa excepting ffoa
said tract q 3 aero l0t sold by hald llhhiol urohol
In his life timo 70 George nuChtel, Vul Nf ne
rOuth'ent corner u tAd tnlcl
TnRhH u AAt.H Ono.thltd In hAHd, onr,lhira -
ott yNaI and one mira In i've years from dhy q
tae, WIN intufuhii tho payments " " secured ~
mortgage upon pftmlfta sold,
said real rttab 10 DO fOld subject Va o mOHgAI
on the tanlu amounting 60 . Il Interest IN nhtAts 4
drcedcht bearing Interest NJ the rate ~ 4 pCt ctht.
per Anhuia, pa) able annually said mortgage 10
become aia0luto upoh uu death 0f Nc mortgages
o. hN wife JOHN uilSCiihl4
kIeoutof u panlcl ursgho, aooeaac0,
peoenabtf hth, 1895 iu.hN,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-20
THOR DusinOrs Boomins.

Probably no one thing has caused
such q general revival OF trade at Dur.
bin, Wright q Co.'S Drug Store IA their
giving away 10 their Clistomorn Of so
many free trial bottles OF DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption. Tho
hade Is simply enormous III thib very
valuable article from the fact that II al.
ways cures and never dlsappolnta
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Br6nGhltiA
Group, and MI throat and lung diBeasej
quickly cured. You Gun teat Il before
buying by getting q tTial bottle FREQ,
large size Of. Every bottle warranted.