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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-20
Bound ovor for slAndor.

Michael Holzbach, the nan arrested
for slandering Margaret Foil, was tried
before Justice Fulmer last night and
bound over to probate court In the sum
OF $500. He admitted making state.
ments damaging to her character, but
tried to justify II on the grounds that
what he said was true. lie failed TO
establish the truth OF his statements
and was consequently bound over,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-20

Marriage licenses have been issued to
John M. bharpnack and Olive White,
OF Canton, sherman Bausher and Ellie.
Aker. OF Greentown; o.. j. Schatzman
and Flora Alice Mist, of Canton; john
q. Hobush and Carrie Elbel, OF Canton,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-20

known In Canton. Mi. Guild was In
his aand year, and his death was the
reonlt OF worry over the suicide OF his
daughter, which event took place In
this city al the realden0e OF MI. 10. q.
Patterson In South Market street last
fall lilo was q merchant, journalist
and Judge, One non survives him,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-20
MAY nnsuLT enRIousLY.
A Stranger Falls on m 10y Pavement This
Afternoon.

AT 100 o'clock this afternoon q stran.
ger slipped and fell on the sidewalk on
the south side OF East TusoarawaB
street, rear the Bowen & Karp tailor
ing establishment. Friendly hands
carried him into that business house,
IL was learned that he was q Cleveland
man, representing the house Of A. g.
Harbaugh & Go. His name 10 M. A.
Cozzens. The mar was greatly shock.
cd by tho fall, more so on account OF
having his legs injured In o runaway .
year ago. He cannot tell how the fall
will renult.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-20
HON, JOHN u, MONNOT,
His speech Before tho Y. M, D. O.,
Of Canton.

Rha Alms and prumphs a Traditions
OF Inc Great Democratic rArtS-itta the
Party at DE People, a. II Always Has
noaa.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-20
HE DRANK ALCOHOL.

An Atwater Center Clifton Almost Eros.
on TO Death.
The news reaches this city TO day
that Charles Lozier, of Atwater Center,
near Alliance, almost fr0ze TO death
last night. The information is that
Lozier secured a large quantity of al.
cohol on a physicians prescription and
drank IL al. He fell by the wayslde
near Yont's shoe ship and laid there all
night. He was discovered NJ an early
hour In the morning and will recover,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-20
CASTOR
for Infants and Children.

| Oastoria miras Colo, Constipation,
A0nr Stomach, plArrhma, lHlumuon,
Kllla Worms, Glvoa hleep, and piomo'o1 @-
] without Injurious medication.
rHH CHErAR ooErANy, n Murray atcet n, Y,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-20

"uaatoriaiaBo well adapted to children that
treoommend u aa superior 10 any prescription
Known 10 ma" H. A. AR0nER NJ, D.,
N 10. Oxford u, Drooklyn, H. Y,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-20
nx.Jupan /
Dios From Worry over tho Suicide OF His
DAughtor in This CITY.

News has reached this city Of the
death in Newark, N. j., on December
u, Of Ex.Judge William D Guild, well
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-14

Soda Springs Cattle Co American Falls
One Thousand cattle 1000, thirty horses
75o. t So SO. penalty 81 rs. cost hf dollar SO
Thompson, A D. Mountain Home--Lot Z. Blk
and imp hoo, lot IL, blk and iirp $500.
lot Is, blk 2 and imp $50. horse rs, mdse
200, personal property not enumerated
600, 157 rs, penalty l6 "a cost 1........ 10
School district No II and penalty.
Sims, VIM, Shoshone- IS hf of NV or, sw or
of he or. NV or of NV Or, sec Is, SIS, l6e
loo. thirty seven horses 925, wagon and
harness rs, seven swine 35...............
School district No 20 t and penalty. I
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-14

nTNEyJ II REWARDED are those who read
kE ,H3 this and then act they will find
HvJnk.I honorable employment that will
not take them from their homes
ana families. The profits are large and sure for
every industrious person Many have made and
are now making several hundred dollars a month
II If easy for any one to make SIS and upwards per
day, WHO is willing to work. Either sex Young or
Old Capital not required; We start you Every
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reader. can do it as well any one Write to us
at once for full particulars, which we mail Free
Address sTISsON CO., Portland, Maine. n2s
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-14

Wheeler, " D. Bellevue-.Lot 6, blk NJ $50,
lots and 8, blk o and imp 300 lot 10,
blk 81, s25, So IS, pen SEC, cost hf dollar 50 81
Wells, Isaac. Bellevue.--U Undivided hf lots 3
and 10 blk 1851 % rs, pen 3sc, cost hf dol 6:
Poll and hospital aud penalty...... 81
whit.on. ] W. Ketchum-Lots and 6, blk
Az lot o, blk Sc, IS, tax %, penalty 20,
cost half dollar. q
School dis:ricl No. tax and penalty i 5;
Wooden. W ". shoshone-Lots 7. 8, o and
10, blk 81, 2lO, tax 80. penalty SO, cost
nail collar ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. As
School district No. IL tax and penalty a
Warren, Lewis A. shoshone--I OF 4. block 3,
Logan.s addition; 80, tax so. penalty
loo, cost half dollar. Observation-Disclosures. . IL
Poll and hospital tax and penalty D 81
Williams. Thos. shoshone- As head cattle
800. tax ~ so, PEI atty 7S, cost half dol 30 &c
Poll and hospital tax and penalty 5 &c
welters. o, Hailey--Lot 3. blk h3, and imp,
AGO, tax IL, pen 90 cost half dollar. 10 &c
School district No. 7 tax and penalty 20
Poll snd hospital tax and penalty. 8 &C
Ward. B. Hailey-Lot 81, blk 1o4, o. tax
,5c. penalty Sc. cos half dollar. ...... 81
School district 40 I tax anil penalty IS
Foil and hospital tax and penalty. D So
White, II. Hsiloy-Nine cattle 80, horse 90
three wagons $50. two mills TOO, ,aX
80 10, penalty ~ cost half dollar .. A. II
School district No. tax and penalty II Al
Poll and hospital tax and penalty. 8 90
Walker, LIP, Hailey--Lot 20, blk 50, and
imp. 1850, furniture $50, tax u 90, penalty
School district No. 7 tax and penalty 10 10
Poll and hospital tax and penalty. 5 80
Wilson. w J, Rullion--Honse n
side Main t, Bullion, %: tax
Zoe. pen St. cost half dollar 33
Poll and hospital tax and pen 80
Wall, Geo l., Mountain Home-e
hf nv Or and e ht sw or Sec IS,
II =. X E, imp only, 50: two
horses 80. wag and iar Is, farm
impl'ts -: tax 6 80, pen GGc,
cost half dollar s 2G
School dis No. II tax and pen 10
Poll and hospital tax and pen 80
White, Green, Rocky Bar--H'se
and furniture 400 water ditch
%; tax 10 so, pen 35, cost
half dollar X 81
Poll and hospital tax and pen . 80
Wilson. s. Doniphan--House II
side Doniphan 800. three horses
225, two way and har 200; tax
81 -, penalty 2 Is, cost ~ 81
Poll and hospital tax and pen 5 80
Wilson, Jas. Bliss--sw or sw or,
" Af sw Il, Sc ur NV or See 70,
7 ), r II +, imp only. -; )
cattle 90, 3 horses 60, l. sheep
y; tax oG, pen Gle, cest Doe c..
Poll and hospital tax AMI pen ) 30
Wormick. A l.. Mul!oou--Scycn-
teen cattle 2t0. ten horses 2a5,
wagon %, Saw mill 100; tax
81 20, pen 3 -, cost half dol Il p
Poll anl hospital tax and pen > 80
Williams, Cias. Era-Two horses
2c, wagon and harness 100;
tax =, pen Doc. cost half dollar 10 40
street, u c. Hfilcy--.Lo; Q. hlI - srd inn
OF" - pfhAi'y -, cost hi dolisr..... II 90
School district n and penalty. & 90
SSh' oder fotd. Sol,i.r-Saloon on blk
scliitr 1sn, h>:ar,s iuo...... .......,
School district No II hslsnrc due rard
pena.ty.........- .............. 81
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-14

and premises, or so much thereof a.
may be necessary to pay the amount
of delinquent county, territorial and
special school taxes and costs thereon
for the year 1887. Sale to begin at l
o'clock p. m.
Dated at my Office, in HALEY, this
Goth day of December, 1884,
w. w. YEATES,
Assessor and ex-oificio Tax Collector
of Alturas county, Idaho.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-14
Nichols. Mrs N A, Bellevue-<Lots and q.
DIX 40 and imp $3.50; tax 81 so, penalty 45c

Nichols. Mrs A, Bellevue -~Lots and q.
ok 40 and Imp $3.50; tax 81 80, penalty 45c
Nelson. Chas. Ketchuln Lot 8, blk 81 and
imp 30; tax so. penalty l5c. cost i dol
School district No tax ana penalty
Pool. Lamb 4 Stodard, Birch Creek---Three
cattle rs. forty horses loco, wagon ana hsr
ness 100, 81 IS, applied on same ~, bal
S6 penalty sac, cost hf dollar l
Nelson, L A. soidier-Imp on NE a, Sec 49,
). Il IA $50, six cattle 100, eight
horses 1855. wagon IS, six hogs 80, farm
inplts 60.
School district No IS tax and penalty
Needham, o, Shoshene-House on north
side Il track Glenns Ferry 100: tax 3.
penalty 30c. cost u dol .........
Neseitt, Geo. Bliss-Saloon building st
Bliss 800, mdse $50.
School district No 1G tax and penalty
Nichols. NJ. Rocky Bar-Imp on land 9th.
Or Than owners on South Boise $50, house
and barn at Rocky Bar $50, ditch and wat
or right 80, hous, at old toll gate So nine
cattle 100. two horses 100, wagon IS: tax
~ rs. penalty 90, cost 1........ 9
Poll and hospital tax and peuaity
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-14

Vineyard, l., Bailey..-Lot 20, and imp blk Il
$50. si3 so, pen 81 IS, cost hf dol 500.
school district No t and penalty.
Poll and hospital and penalty.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-14

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
that, February 9Th, 1888, I will sell.
IN front Of the Courthouse, in HALEY.
Idaho Territory, unless sooner re-
deemed, the above described propert,
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-14

Miles P. Hailey-s y of 10 and lot 20, blk
50 and imp 300; tax 6, penalty 6oc. cost
School district No I tax and penalty 70
Poll and hospital tax and penalty. 90
AorrinJ K. Hailey-Imp on lot 2, sw Il Of
NE K and NV u of Sc y, NE 4 of SW ID,
eec 2, an, Is E 100. lots IL and H.
OTIS, DIX 80, and imp 300 wagon 100;
-, =. penalty 8, cost l.......;....:.... "a 90
S and sssp No tax ;a peh psas'y
Gshafey. F. Corral Two horses 49, wag.
on 80; tax 70. penalty SIC. cost y dol .. 6T
Poll and hospital tax and penalty. 5 80
Mason, Frank, Mountain Home-Lot g. blk
sSo. printing Press 800; tax 10 90. penalty
school district No il tax and penalty %
Poll and hospital tax and penalty " 6 80
2fttchell, Jennie, Mountain Home-Lot
blk and imp 600; tax 9, penalty 9oo. cost
School district No il tax and penalty 81 81
Marley, John, Mountain Home-Imp on
go .cres Bennett Creek so ,thirty.hve cat
&c s05 -FOUR horses 100; farm implts 80;
FAX ~ 90 penalty 80, cost l ....... 81 "a
Poll and hospital tax and penalty..... 5 50
AcGovern, Frank, Howe--Imp on 100 scres
On Little Lost River so, three cows rs, two
horses 20; tax 5 55, penalty Sc. cost H.. I'll
Morrison. s, Era--Five horses 40. wagon
ana harness 90; tax 8, penalty 90c, cost y
Poll and hospital tax and pensity... 80
MsDermitt, Chas, Howe--Imp on 100 acres
Little Lost RIVER 100, Ave horses $50, har.
ness ~; tax 60 penalty 7Sc, cost .. Q 50
Poll and hospital tax and penalty.... S so
Marsh, W y. Arco--Imp NEA Sec o. ia
N. h rs 4. 80. Ave cattle 95 thirty horses
.'o.w'gon 45; tax % 20, penalty 2 81, cost
Two poll and hospital tax .nd penalty II co
Morrison. B F, Era--s Il of NV h, WIN
4. Sec %. S. X 81 and imp $50; tax
10 50. penalty o., cost Il dol . 10 o.
Toll and hospital tax and penalty. -. 5 30
Mitchell F. Glenns Ferry Dwelling north
aide track 100; tax 3. penalty 3oc, cost
ioH and hospital tax and penalty. 8 50
Motley, Chss, Howe--six horses 40; tax
30, penalty CSC, cost Il dol. AZ
Poll and hospital tax and penalty. 8 SO
NaxAeld, NJ. Corral Imp on poss int Corral
Greek 100, COW Is, two horses 60, harness
Is; tax s, penalty Coo. cost l.......... 7 10
Marley. 8. shoshone--NW n sw h, Bee
.. sen Sc 4 of Sc n, Sec 6. r 8,
10 loo. eight horses 800. two wagons
100. tax Is CO. penalty Sc, cost l. ... is I6
Poll aud hospital tax and penalty. 5 20
NeLain. 8 B, Bellevue-Lot 4, blk 8 and
imp 100; tax 8. penalty SOC, dol ~ 3 80
AeLain, Mrs Mollis. shoshone-Iets9 and
TO- PIX ~ and imp GAO; tax 10 co. penalty
%. cost dol ..........,,. o, 40
School district No IL tax and penalty > &c
AcMsnness. john Shoshene--Lot g. blk 10
ana imp 400; tax Il, penslty 20, cost \
School district No IL tax and penalty 40 :"
AcGee. Chas Era--ssloon building Main
street 400 furniture IS; tax II 25, penalty
AS Cost I................... 10 az
Poll and hospital tax and penaity.. : 20
EcOlsrnsn. Chas. American Fsl!s-Imp on
100 acres on Snake River ten miles above
american Falls 100. twenty cat lie 3o5,
seven n rses 40, wagon and harness 2O
fax ~ IS, penalty 81, cost l............. % g.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-14

Has attained a standard of excellence which
admits of no superior.
It contains every improvement that inventive
genius, skill and money can produce.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-14

street, II c. Hfiicy--.Lo; 2. blk - rrd irup
Doc, Il, penalty / -. cost hf dollar.
sthoo' district M 7 / and penalty.
S'h' oder K foyi. Solii.r--Ssloon on blk
scllitr j-.u, n>:ar,s loo. ...
School district No i5hzlanrc due rard
Daily Republican., 1888-03-15

LONDON world.
The knighting of DIR. John William
Tyler, G. |. E , who is reputed to be
the best whist player in India, has un
doubtedly occasioned more eommotion
and more correspondence than the
comforting of any similar distinction
during the whole course of her
Majesty's reign. The Queen from the
first took the llveliest interest in the
dusky deniZens OF the mimic bazaar al
South kensington; she looked on DR..
Tyler as their natural protector, and
when she gave him the star of India
and summoned him successfully Ia
Windsor, Osborne and Balmoral, the
traditions of the service" were shaken
from Cape Cormorin to the Himalayas
DR.. Tyler came back to us with the
Jubilee, bringing to her Majesty those
portly khitmutgars, Sheikh, Muhomed
Bakhs and Hatiz Abdul Kareen, whose
presence nearly caused revolution
amongst the mental members of the
household, but who recently figured
so consplcuously in the Princess Bea.
trice's ''Queen Of Sheba" tableau.
During the jubilee DR.. Tyler still
further distinguished himself. He per-
sonally presented an address, couched
in Persian poetry, from the loyal and
grateful artisans; he danced at the
state pail in the royal set, to the cha.
grin OF Lord Fife, X. T., and he is
even reputed to have asked fol a"peg''
at the royal afternoon tea.
The Queen finally made up her
mind to knigh. him, and she has done
80 10 spite ofthe protests of the Prince
OF Wales, Lord Salisbury and half a
dozen different departments. Her Ma.
Jesty was graciously pleased to convey
the intelligence to DIR. Tyler by tele.
graph, and she promptly ended the
controversy by strictly iorbidding any
further allusion TO the subject.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-15
q ORaIO MAILROAD
sOHKpuLS Ii EEFEOr, Nov. 20, IL (,
Trains leave Delaware Ayapus Tenor.


Trains leave DstAwArs Avspus BspoH;
For Phiiadolphis and Chester, olb, 7 90
70, s4b. 10 10 and II u q. m; / 90, 2 90, Q co
TN sundays, 7 90, 7 b5, 9 -, 10 Is and Ii II .
nj 90, Q %, 0 10, 9 ~, 80 and Q 20 D. m,
For Chicago, Wheeling, Columbus Ano
Sendusky, daily, 30 N. and 8 20 D. m.
For Pittsburg, daily, 90 q. m. snd'l 10 p,
u.
Tor Cincinnati, Louisville and Sc. Loui.
dsily, ii 10 q. a. and 20 D. M.
For Baltimore and washington and New.
ark and Hnyro dc oraoe, II 10 am; as and
20 p. u: On Sundays, 7 40 aud II 10 .. m;
FOR singeriy, SIS and il 10 .. m..aa
40 and 80 y. m. and ~ 30 midnight. on
Sundays, II 10 .. nl.; 2 %, . 40 Anc 80 p. m
fOR LANDENBEku, 10 A, m.bunday
only. 1850 q. n. and 7lb D. m. dAiiy
xoept SUNDAY. . 30 p. n. daily.
Trains leave MArKst street station.
Ter PhilAdelphis 2 86 p. Il. daily, exospi
Sunday. FOR baltimore fsS P. NJ
daily. except Sunday. For Lsndanbnrs
$50 and 1850 A. ID. and a.sS P. M, dt,iy
escopi SUNDAY; a.ls .. m. Sunday only
The 1850 q. m. train oonnects at Ean
Junction with Cincinnati and st. Loutl
through express, daily, except sunday. Tns
Z 30 p. In. connects with Chicago and 81
Louis express daily.
Trains for Nilmington--Lsaya PhilAdsl
pnIa, daily, ~ oc, Blb, 10, sIo.B q. m, / %
100, 80, Sico. L.Bo, $50 s,lo 10 90 .. N,
Daily, exoept Sunday, lis .. m, ll.oi
noon, SILT. II 80 D. m.
ExpTosB trAins
". ID. CLEMENTS, OK. LOEn.
MANAGER. 0snI Pass. Aas2,
ToIophonS Ne laa.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-15

Injustice TO q Worthy Young man.
From the Chicago TTibuae.
Henrietta" said young Mr.. Hank
inson, ''the future looks bright befor,
Us, does 1t notW
The lovely eyes of Miss Garside fel
in charming confusion beneath the ar
dent gaze of the devoted youth, ant
her only answer was soft sigh tina
filled the silence with thrilling clio
quence. and seemed TO catch from her
parted lips q grateful perfume that In
toxicated the senses and pervaded the
apartment as with the sensuous glory
Of an Oriental paradise.
"0ur beautiful Southern home" al
length resumed the enraptured young
man, awaits us. In the tropical
luxuriance of a Florida plantation,
under q sky that rivals that of Italy,
we shall set up our Lares and Penates.
From the moment y on promised to be
mine 1 have dwelt with ever increas-
ing delight upon the vision OF our
sunny home, and yet with an impa.
thence that has filled me with q deliri-
GUS unrest. Let the day be soon,
very socn, Henrietta, when you take
possession of that home as Its queen.
Around you will bloom the beautiful
flowers that gladden. the Southern
landscape. Orange groves bending
down with luscious fruit are on every
side. Figs, bananas, the incompara-
bic lie Conte pear, the Pocklington
grape, the Turner raspberry, which,
under the genial rays of Florida sun,
attain size unknown elsewhere, the
useful and wholesome okra, the
young mani" thundered old Mr..
Garside, entering the apartment and
stridlng wrathfully toward Marcellus
Hankinson, sin the guise of an honor
able man, pretending to be the son Of
an old college friend, you have gained
access to this house. You have tram
pied upon its hospitality, and abused
the confidence reposed in you by a
trusting girl. l overheard your last
words as l passed the door, and
recognized their meaning. No Florida
emigration agent" vociferated the
thoroughly aroused old man, grasping
the youth by the collar and propelling
him rapidly toward the door, lean
ply his iniquitous calling under this
roof, Get outl'
And with nervous haste young Han
klnson got out, assisted TO some extent
by Mr.. Garside. and up the dimly-
lighted street he fled, his form quickly
vanishing in the gloom, while the
wind moaned drearily, and the disre-
putable boy on the sidewalk across
the way, who saw him come out,
hooted derisively and threw stones
after him.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-15
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Daily Republican., 1888-03-15

FIFTY YEARS from now, II snoths,
heavy storm should come, the Oldest In.
hAbi,ant will gather his grandchildren
around him and tell than OF the grea,
storm OF March, 1883, 10 show thAt the
storms OF that day are mot % severe ~
they were whom he was . young man.
Unusual storms, such ~ Nc have just
experienced, make . lasting impress
sion and the memories Of them remain
long after many other things. some Of
which are OF more moment, are forgot.
ten. There ere many living today
Who remember the great snow storm OF
April, 1857, and the intense cold
weather which followed It. The f.
cilities for gathering news 81 thst time
had not attained the perfection OF TO-.
day, consequently there were many go
cldents aud incidents connected with u
that were never known beyond the i'm
mediate locality where they trausplred.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-15

The jackson b Sharp Company are
engaged In constructing Hfty mantels
that are ine specimens Of wood work.
Fourteen are for the residence OF O.
Pardee, ct Germantown; thirty Tor the
house OF George A. Oash, Ut Holmes.
burg, and eight for MAhlon Bryan, OF
Philadelphia. They are Of artistic de.
sign and execution, and are made OF
oak, cherry, butternut. sycamore, ma
hosany and white pine, and are hand
somely carved. Some are designed 10
support mirrors, while others have
cabinets Of elegant design and work
mAnship.