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Homer guardian., 1889-12-06


It has been suggested by the
president Of the police jury Of
Caddoparish, that all the assessors
OF the state and one member Of the
police jury from each parish meet,
~ Baton Rouge on the 9th Of Feb
rusry TO take some steps toward
equallzing the assessments Of all
property OF . like character. The
assessments Of the state are very
unequal and the burden Of taxa.
tiou IS by no means justly dis
tfibuted. Something should be
done Il fpracticabla, to equalize the
assessments, but . convention Of
the kind proposed can do nothing
shat viii be binding; The beat ii
can DO Is 70 make suggestions and
pass resolutions.
Homer guardian., 1889-12-06
McHlree's WINE OF CARDUI for fe.
m ale diseasea.
Rigging Noises

In the ears, sometimes a roaring
buzzing sound are caused by
catarrh, that exceedingly disagree
able and very common disease.
Loss of smell or hearing also result
from catarrh. Hoods Sarsaparilla,
the great blood purifier, is a pecu
liarly successful remedy for this
disease, which it cures by purify
ing the blood. Ityou suffer from
catarrh, try Hoods Sarsaparills,
the peculiar medicine.
Homer guardian., 1889-12-06

The school teacher Martin OF
New Orleans who has been play.
ing the role Of Mrs. Garfield for a
few days was made to resign his
position and has gone back to tho
North.
Homer guardian., 1889-12-06

George Hornsby the noted
'desporado of South Louisiana,
was killed by the sheriff and posse
lin the parish OF st. Mary a few
days since. He was raised in
that country and had been a
murderer and robber from his
youth.
Homer guardian., 1889-12-06

The city of New Orleans recciv,
ed $1,000 bales of cotton in one
day during the month of Novsm.
ber. This is a pretty good record
for one day.
Homer guardian., 1889-12-06
ARIZONA DOTS.

az N"Nso'S arc otiipiSIuiuk U
the good health around Arizona
Another trip into the matrimo.
nial harbor is billed for the 92nd
inst. near this place.
Mr. James Corry's son is en-.
deavoring to make up another
camp hunt over in Arkansas, to
leave in a few days.
Nessrs Beard and Myers have
finished their job Of laying the
lower floor in the factory, and
now everything Is quiet and at a
stand still.
Mr.. Jas. Stuart contemplates
moving his mill near Homer about
The frat Of January, If no does not
sell out before that time.
We got q taste Of the venison
brought home by the Monk party.
1t reminded US Of old times. We
trust that Mr.. Cory will remcm.
Der us on his return.
Mr.. Madden has rented tie
store house now occupied by Mr..
Beard, for another year, and con-
templates putting therein stock
OF dry goods and groceries. NJ.
Beard is now renorvsting the
house.
Human life in Claiborne parish
has cotton 10 be very unsafe. II
the Law was more rigidly inforced
there would be here a better sta .
Of morals. |
The old colored man, Berry
Malone, who was so foully shot on
the 10Th inst, Is still alive and
doing well. There is a possibility
of his recovery; he is under the
care Of DR.. Means. The woull-be
assassin of this harmless old man
should be pointed out and made to
suffer the extreme penalty Of the
law.
Mr.. Thos. Brown and Miss Ida
Willis we're united in the holy
bonds OF matrimony on December
the lst, by Rev. l.. P. Sheppard.
We congratulate this happy cou-
pie upon their marriage. Miss
Ida is charming and very fasci-
mating young lady, greatly loved
for her many charms by all who
knew her. She Is the youngest
daughter of Mr.. John w. Willis.
of Glbsland. Mr.. Thomas Brown
is q rising young merchant Of Ar
lzona, where he contemplates To-
eating permanently with his young
and pretty BRIDE. May thesweets
and none of the bitters attend
them always DER the sea of life,
and crown their union with many
treasures. (
We learn that the cholera il
prevailing extremely among the
hogs over on Middle Fork. We
rust it may only remain local.
Spare-ribs and sausages ara too ,,
great luxury to be curta!led by {
shelera. 1t
Mrs. johnson, wife of Mr.. Mar.
shall johnson, died after a long
md painful illness on the 99th
at, and was buried near Antioch
,hureh. Her remains we're at
ended by a large ooncourse OF
friends TO their last resting place.
Her death was q relief from suf-
'ering, all Of which however, she
bore with Christian tortitude, bs.
ng at all times rsconciled to the
Tlll of her Heavenly Father.
Peace to her ashes. Her greatly
yrieyed husband has cur heartfelt
,ondolence in bis truly sad be-
'eavement.
L. s. NJ.
s sps----------s
Homer guardian., 1889-12-06

The Arcadia Advance says, 1t
is reported in that community
that he J.. N. & S. has sold ont
10 Messrs. W. L. Kidd and J. J.
Rand0l.
Homer guardian., 1889-12-06

Senator Gibson is taking steps
preparatory TO establishing a
Nautical school in New Orleans
in connection with the Navy
Yard.
Homer guardian., 1889-12-06
Friday. Dem. 8, 1889.

Alexandria promises TO become
8 great railroad center at no dis.
tant date.
Homer guardian., 1889-12-06

1t required the enormous sum-
Of $34l .42S.977 TO run the United
States government during this
year.
Homer guardian., 1889-12-06
MARKET REPORT.
(CoRREcrED WEEKLY.

(CoRREcrED WEEKLY.
COTTON-8}09c.
BAGGING JUTE-10t el1c, standard.
BAGGING CoTToN-13c.
TIES-sI50, bundle.
FLOUR-$5 0005 75per bbl.
COFfEE-lSo25c per lb.
SUGAR-7t010c per lb.
BACON-8c per ID.
NAHS-Basis I'D. 50 25 per keg, steel
RICE Choice, 5i07ac per lb.
TOBACCO-35075c per lb.
BBL. SALT-265 lbs in bbl, SO Is.
SACK SALT--Sl 2502 90.
BROGAN SHOES 9Oc0i 25.
AXES Best quality, 75c.
Nenr0i0ic Persons And thoss
troubled with roFyouanc@ fesultinr nom
ces0 or oysfwofk Win Be relieved BY tsking
ByvsC5sss lrWn B3ttesS. GENUINE
tAsbsds nafa spd crosfed r. nIesoo v1prp9.
Homer guardian., 1889-12-06
'Catarrh,

a.. 8 Ds8 - - =
Nay affect any portion Of the body where the
mucous membrane Is found. But catarrh Of
the bead is by far the most common, and tho
most liable to be neglected. It cannot be
cured by local applications. Being conssi-
y tutional disease 1t requires
Rtngtng o constitutional remedy Ike
Noi.ae Hoods Sarsaparilla, which,
"V'eoo working through the blood
eSadioates the impurity which causes and pro.
notes tho catauh, and soon effects . perma,
nent cure. At the same time Hoods 6arsa-
parilla builds up the whole system, and makes
one feel renewed in strength
and health. II you suffer Impure
from catarrh, be sure 70 nla@l
Try Hoods Sarsaparflls. S'OO~
II used Hoods Sarsaparilla for catarrh, and
received great relief and benefit from 1t. Tho
satarrh was very dlsagreeable, especially In
the winter, causing constant discharge from
my nose, ringing noises
hoods in my ears, and pains in
sarsaparllia .S. the back back. Of v my head.
head In the morning by hawking and splitting
was painful. Hoods Sarsaparilla gave me
relief Immediately, while in time I was on
tirely cured. ! am never without the medk
cine In my house a. think Il
% worth its weight in gold" Curoo
MRs. 6. B. GIBB, loeo Eighth A.A...L
st., N. W.. Washington, d. C. Soso''"
"Iwas troubled with that annoying disease,
nasal catarrh, and never found relief till
! toek Hoods SaEsaparilla." ]. L. RouTr,
marksburg, Ky. d. B. Be sure to set
Hoods Sarsaparilla
seMby al drugcists. 81; s,x for IS. Prepsredoaly
y Q. / HOOD b co.. Apeshecssies. Lowell, Nasa
MOO Doses One Dollar
Homer guardian., 1889-12-06
TO WHOM IT CONCERNS.

Sl1REvEroRT La, November l. 1880:
Owlng to the change of the firm Of A. Sour, and in
order to wind up the old business have been appointed
administrator the succession and have to tender nv re-
port to the attorneys representing the succession OF A.
Sour by the of December, and wishing to withhold
all accounts from public investigation and the law.
herein request all due the fir Of A. Sour to be kind
enough and remit same to me, with as he delay bo,-
@e; twill save bolh bother and expense. With many
thanks for the patronage given the old firm truly solicit
continuance of same to the firm of H. Sour & Co.
Trusting you will see the necessity of this ce, and
take no OFFENCE at same, am, with many thanks for
past tavors. Yours, very truly, HENRY SOUR.
Homer guardian., 1889-12-06

1t took the First Prize the Paris and Cincinnati Expoas
Tor its Simplicity OF Construction Durability Parts aptibily
OF Adjustment Light and Quick Running, and almost nosss
am selling the above machine Claiborne
and selling them at lower than BEFORE Just
think q" it, drawer White Machine with Walnut tate cover and
drawers for $32 So drawers for $35 CO. drawers for the
small sum of $37 So and the entire machine guaranteed
years you need machine and send wsd
write to me and will bring you You can't do better
Yours Respectfully,
Homer guardian., 1889-12-06
cfHe.al Journal Of Claiborne Parish.

Office IN the Gid Post Oiliec Building.
Homer guardian., 1889-12-06

Advertise In the GUARDIAN. II
win ~ you.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-21
GOING, GOING, GOMEZ
What the AuctiOnoers WIN Cry"sale6
Announced by Bills Printed At the
Democrat Oiliee,

Have your sale bills printed Nv the
DEMOORAT office aud receive q free
mention Ia the WEEKLY DpMopilAT,
the official organ Of tho county ~ mas
the largest clrotlatlon OF any paper III
the county
Gar load OF horses at auction, satur,
day at Palace Livery Stables, Court
street, Canton, Horses from 4 20 d
wears old aud weighing from 200 10
900 pounds, These horses have been
carefully selected from. STOCK iafma
near Bloomington, ILL., tho horse rals'
ing center OF the state Don't fall "
come In town Saturday 10 THIS great
sale,
February g. Jackson w, Pontiuf
will offer on his farm ~ Jackson town
ship, four miles north OF Maaalllon
nine head OF horses and colts, -four head
| OF cattle, new Buckeye binder, plowa
wagons elc,
March Id, NJ, FlOry, one mile north
east of LOuisyille, will sell three head OF
horses, twenty head Of cattle aud
large line OF farm Implements,
March q Peter Hay will offer three
head Of horses, COWS, plga, wagons
plOwa harness, elo,
March O. j, II, llipple, on the Elia
abeth A, Reed farm, ~ miles north
west of Canton, six head OF horses, ali
milch COWS, twenty-five ewes, mower
binder, pl0wa, carriages, wagons, eto,
March r. Jacob n, Lehr, opposite
the sp0naeller school house, four mile
a0utheast Of Canton, viii offer horses
COWS, sheep, mower aud reaper pl0Wa
farm aud household goods,
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But Here are the stOtistlcs-'-lle-
ductIOn OlLabOr In the Great
Protected Iron Industry
just Three Days Before the Inaug.
uration OF a Protection
President,
Laboring Men, Read aud Reheet-'Let tho
Mckinley Club, Who raFaded ia Linz
en- busters, Also Read aud Pom
der Well,
Associated rro,s pspaehl

READING, Pa, Feb, ls,-Notices Of
reduction in wages Of iron workers Ia
take effect about March having TO-
Gently been made in Reading Harris,
burg, Potttowm, Pottsyllle, Birdsboro
and other places II Ia learned here TO,
day that joIut meeting Of delegates
representing all the iron workers "
ieoted in these cities win be held short
ly to decide whether or not to accept
II the reduction 10 made II will bring
puddlefb wages down to 90 aud ss2l
per ton, which Ia lower than for many
years, and all other employees win be re-
dueed from Z to lOper cent, The en-
ploycs affected by the noticea OF rrduc
ton number between 1900 and 1000,
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Nrw YoRR, February Colour duh,
advanced Vows Of holduv checking prices,
iln0 grades winter a. $500 o. do pspHng
g. 1909 20, auporHnc wIulor IS OoH8 90, do
fpriHF li COOS NO. cyir Np WiuloF 'g 40
Cg8 0l do fprlng t8 ail.g 40, city nd,a uX.
tfa % l0m52i Tor Wusl Indies, southern
flour duh, trade and family extras t3 70
Cgb G0 WhcaU options were strong, clos
sales No, l rcd 81 07@l OK, extra
ColOOc, No. 8 rcd 0l@O6c, No. whto
q Ol@l OF No, 2 red February Oi6c,
March 0sjac, May u 0l96 June u on,
Corn Qgliong steady spot lots llrmcfi spot
sales No. mixed dc, steamer mixed Az,
steamer yellow i2c, whto M, No,
mixed March iili April i3ls, May ASA,
June iSA. Oats options quiet weak aud
lower, spot lots duh, spot sales No 4
white 90 No, . do 33A6o33)S, No. mixed
32c, No do 8OA6l3l 70, Ryo dun Barley
quiet No, CanadAsO0S3c, Pork duh, new
moss Si2 7b6Gl3 90 Lard steady, % 30
March, ~ OO07 02 May, 81 o. June,
Butter duh, creamery, eastern 2n60alc,
western 27B20bc Cheese slcNdyi factory
Now York ohoddor l20Gi2Ac, western flat
ll00ll Hc, Eggs quiet, eastern liuts 1870
iic, western do l3hWlic, Canadian
-, Sugar raw unchanged, refined
steady outloot aud crushed So, cubos 7IGo,
powdered 7hc, gfNnulstod and mould A
7c, eonieotlonors A Ghc, oollco A standard
OAo, oollco on A GAo, extra white 90 $40
0G6Ao extra o il.lGW0 ilGc, o 09a60
bOiOc, yollow5ltc, Coffee steady, fair rio
Ike,
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HoFaL nonRoR Ap nARrroRp.
A Boiler Explosion Kills 10 Peraons aud
Wrecks Hotel,

A boiler Explosion Kills 10 Peuons aud
Wrecks q Hotel
HARTFORD, Couup Feb, 49, Ispc'
ciaDl AT lj2O the whole city was shook
0s by an earthquake shock II was the
boiler Of the Park Central Hotel that
had exploded, II wrecked the whole
building aud buried all the sleeping
inmates of the hotel in theruIns, There
were so persons In the hotel, aud 70 Of
that number are thought to have per
lshed, The wreck Immediately took fire
and shoots ofhot danes sprang up from
every portion Of the wreck, The ex,
ploslon put the whole city out Of bed
and on the street, and the liro bells
were rung and great masses Of people
locked around the scene II was a
most heart rendlng sight, The walls Of
the dying was heard above the shouts
Of the lremen and the roar Of the burn.
Ing building, An unknown man, wife
and cEud died with terrible agony In
the homes In plain sight Of thousands,
who had no power to save, A young
girl, caught under q beam,
burned to death slowly, Her shrieks
were heard above the din Of the crack
ling Of the flames aud the shouts Of the
multitude, Mr. Pond speaker Of the
Indiana Legislature was In the hotel
aud rs missing supposed to be killed,
Rev, Dr. Perrin, secretary Of the Com
gregational Tract Society," with his wife
are among those In the ruins. II Is
said that nearly all the hotel servants,
who slept In one end Of the hotel are
saved, Mckee Rankin the famous
actor, Is iu the ruins and is supposed TO
be dead, The whole militia force Of
the city IBcDI,cd ont TO aid In the rescue
Of those In lhe wreck,
An the railroad laborers In town are
working on the ruins Among the
dead already found are the editor Of
The Hartford Herald, and Sec, Whiten,
OF the Hartford Life Insurance Co..
with his wife and three children,
HARTFORD Conn, Feb, lg -ISpo.
clal,l up to eight o'clock this morn.
Ing thirtyone dead bodies have been
recovered from the wreck Of the great
hotel fire, II Is estimated now that the
number Of dead is about forty, This is
estimated by taking the hotel register
and comparing II with the number
missing,
LATEST DiPATUH,
Two more dead bodies have been re.
covered,
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rhst nyoTlasIlag parnell OommissIon

LoNpoN, Fob, l0,-'fhe court room
was crowded to day when tho farnell
Commission resumed their sitting.
MessH, Henry Labouohere, John Nor
10y, Right Hon, George Shaw, Leieyre
and other prominent persons were pres
ent. Macdonald, manager OF the
Times, was the first witness, lilo was
cross examined by counsel for Parnel'
ties, lle declned 70 say whether he
regarded the letters Of the Oth OF Jan
uary aud the 18th Of May a. the only
important ones among tho i've which
Houston, Secretary Of the Irish Local
and Patriotic Union handed him, Pre-
siding Justice Hannen sharply rebuked
tho witness for hia refusal, Pafnell
was present MoDonalds testimony
damaged his cause greatly
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CmoAdo, February gD,-Whoat was 40
tive yesterday within $50 range Tor May
and closed lj6o higher than yesterday,
Opening prices were but little changed
from Mondays close and the first action
was q decline brought about by heavy sell
Ing On this decline May sold 10 ~ 0NA,
There was q reaction 10 ~ % aud for an
hour the price hung about these figures
Then on good buying the price advanced
10 ti II iOr May, When the bidding stopped
the price settled back 10 n l0A until tho
bulge NJ about 1910, when the price Jumped
10 81 ~ for May There was reaction 10
ti liAat n, N, During the last fifteen
minutes May sold 10 ll l2H and back TO
the closing price The market was 10 I'M
certain that aoAlpera and outsiders Kept out
very largely and buancm was not ~ heavy
~ tho range OF prices would indicate, Re-
oeIpla were " cnrs
Corn was fairly active and declined on
free Offerings, Receipts hi2 cars Data
were quiet with May selling at lower prlooa,
Receipts 100 cars, Provisions upouod 2460
no higher but declined and closed NJ
about Mondays closing llgurca
Closing pflGosi Wheat February tl O8k,
March sl OOH, May u M June tl 90,
Corn February. JSj6c, March 3iAe, May
8hNe, June abllc Oats February 2bl6o,
March 2bAo, May 1850 juno 2GAC,
Pork February aud March tll Oa, May
til 20, junoSll 3d. Lard February % hb
March l0 bllg, May t0 Gil., June W 72A,
Rihs' February "a 80, March a. 80 May
o. O1H, June 90 o.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-21
Thn ansnkerahIn onniesl

WAsiuNGToN, Feb, 10, Special 1T
h generally conceded that there viii be-
an extra session Of Congress called
Within ten days after the inauguration
Of Gen, Harrison, This has tended TO
revive tho talk for speaker For some
reason lilalne6 friends are not pushing
Reed, Of Maine, aud II ID generally con
coded the 6pOakeHhlp will 90 TO either
Mckinley or Cannon Of Illinois, OF
burrows, Of Michigan, II Ohio Is loft
out Of tho CapIuot, aeSInley Is counted
o pretty sure winner
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Ivy virtue Of an order Of sale, issued by the
clerk Of tho court Of common poM OF stark
rooted will offer f0r sale NJ public Outcfy NJ tho
door Of the court house, In the city Of Canton, on
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-21
CHAPTER XxXXXXyuL

Jonathan rules tho world, all things
are made subseryient 10 his will, his do
alres, lie is tho great ~, who must be
obliged"
His great desire is to appear we'll In
publicity his apparel shall ye know
him,
had quite an instructive oOnyersa
ton with young man the other night,
after the performance In s'a opera
house, " was In tho reading room OF
the H. House not tho Hoffman, how
ever
Ills appearance WAS striking, not on
account Of striking colOra, but the good
taste displayed In dre6a,
obtained an introduction, We ad
journed TO the bar, which 10 80 handy
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-21
,TRAVELERS' REGISTER,l
CANTON.

DTmu1 on 40 roads run ON standard Tina which
bM minutes slower than Clty ilmu
Hlfbp ears run ~ and from All btppH.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-21
Tna cInoInnnlI aonlharn DInnbIod

CINCINNATI Feb, ls,-lspecIal, mo
trains have arrived on the Cincinnati
Southern road for thirty six hours,
The big tunnel In the rear Of Oakdalc,
Tenn, runs through u vein Of coal, and
this coal has been fired and Is now
burning furIouOly, so that no trains
can pass, ltmOy be q week before
transportation Is resumed,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-21
JOnuthQD Qnd His SCODti1Bnt
By Max U. Know, and Who Lies Not.
A LprnAL TRANSLATION ny MAR FASoHoSETTrs

In these American institutions, and we
fabricated that's French,
0say, Colonel" I started, "llow Ia II
young men like you can dresa no WE'LL
your salary ia not large (no oiienae {
trust) but say, how do you do II, isn't II
a trlne extrayagantp"
oWell, MaSy, my boy II would bebut
in place OF going to high price stores,
| select my men, and buy right buy OF
LowenateIn Bros Philadelphia Clothing
Store, Cheapest store In the statoa, by
goshi say, lota smile"
And we amolel
At 20 East 1'usCarawas Street you
can got the continuation Of this taloi
delay not aud that night elePt well,
for said MAX viii go there In tho
morning
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-21
Views Of JeG Davis,

New ORLEANS, Feb, 49, Special J.
An interview is printed here with Jeh
Davis on current politics aud public
men Among other things Davis says
Cleveland has given the country q safe
conservative administration, Harrison
no thinks would make agood President
but thinks Blaine Is a dishonest man
md that he will run the President
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-21

CINCINNATI February 90 Pork regular
2li 6O@ll 02lG, family $40 6O60l2 02H
Lard Kettle dried 7HGg7Nc. Baconj short
clear sides T. l607i2O Hogs active, ro.
ooIpts 6s5 head, shipments $780, common
q 00@l 40, fair 10 good light 81 bO6Di G5
do packing "a 5b6gi o. select butchers
~ Cool 70, Cattle dulli common 81 2660
1 10, medium " 0OG2 10, fair to good
ahlpplng 81 500 90 good to choice % 90
(O3 o.
Whisky sales ot7ll barrels Of finished
goods on the basis Of VI % per gallon for
high Wines
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A pIyeroe onae nm nonla Ihe leoord.

A Divorce Case That Beats the Record
NME, o. Feb 49, Society ia much
shocked here over divorce case Mrs
Hannah sImpkIna, wife Of William
sImpkIuH, Ind begun proceedings for
divorce aud dlimony onOlleged grounds
Of extreme cruelty. Mr. sImpkins Ia
the wealthieat man In Niles, The
couple have been married for 35 years,
aud their union has been blessed with
10 children,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-21
Two Girls Married an Man and wifo.

BALTIMORE, Md, Feb 10, Especial
"A curious discovery has come TO light
at Clermont Mills, near here, Katie
Beall and Hannah Colder, respectable
girls Of respectable parents, are living
together as man and wife, The girls
procured license and were married by
a priest last May, Miss Colder wore au
ulster and personated the groom, The
priest who performed the ceremony did
not discover the deception,
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A PooulInr oane In punlo.

BUFFALO, Feb ls,-IspCciOl, This
city Is considerably excited over the
death Of a young lady whose parents
attempted TO heal her Of sudden CON
yul6lons by laying on of hands Dr.
lngrahOm, one Of the eleOding physicians
In this city Ia prosecuting the case,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-21
Young Ladies Expelled for Attending
DanooB,

ELIZABETH, N. Y, Feb, 1O..-[Spec.
ial + Considerable sensation is caused
in a high.toned Catholic circles here
over the action Of Father Gessner in
expelling FIVE young ladies for attend
ing dances.
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Anothor RnIlroad uorror noportod.

MONTREAL, Feb, l0,-[Special lit
is just reported that the train for New
York, on the Vermont Central rail.
road, went through a bridge into a
deep gorge, two hundred feet deep this
morning, near Beloste A number are
reported killed. but no particulars are
obtainable.
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CHICAGO, February 90 Cattle steady;
choice TO extra 81 b0C0i 90, steers 80 0OQ
4 10, stookors and feeders ~ 25Ct3 90 COWS,
bulls and mixod u 506o3 10, ToXns cows
81 1902 10, Hogs weak; mixed n 406)
90, heavy n 1904 CO. light 81 d500i 10,
pigs ~ OODi 10, Sheep steady natives 81 90
% 00@0 90, Receipts cattle 1000 head,
hogs 5000, sheep 5000, shIpmontsi cattle
$500 head, hogs 5000, sheep 200
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-21
Legal Notice.

Notice IA horoby given that tho undersl nod has
this day flod In tho Probate Court OF stark county,
ohio HIS petition praying for NJ order authorizing
him 10 compromise the claim OF eald estate AgainsI
James LOaaure on note and mortgage Tor pbYQVO,
made April tst 1894, bearing por cent annual IN
torest Bald petition will bO for hearing on March
NH 1880 E LANDON,
Administrator Of the estate OF Malnda
Leasure, deceased.
DAY, Lyrou a DAY, Atys
February GOTH 1880 -2idw