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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-07
A hUeDEa
~ What ths Canton Surgical aud fAlho'
logical toolely Pronounce the Opera
AOn Of OiAnilomy,

~ What the Canton Surgical aud rAlho'
logical tooiely Pronounce Tho Opera.
non OF olaanomy,
The Canton Surgical and Pathological
ROGieiy met at DE-, Walkers Olllpe w West
TusearAwas Mondiy evening ana an lii'
t1reailng meeting was held an,
DE- Walker read q paper on llp Nn'
proved CaeRaraan section versus uFhulh'
tony hegaye tho history ~ We pper,llnh
~ CaeAarean section from we gelI lpp W
utnty to the mothers in this operation WAS
all lut 30 nor cont, aud Ot iheehlldrNn puiy
about " nor cont Since lhhO tile imprpy'
cd methods Of operating have reduced tie
mortality Of muthera io betWepn 10 ppr
cent. AMI 20 per cent, with decreased
mort ility for the children, Ito strongly
oonlemned tle ola dIclion Ut Cicero,
which was 10 sacrifice the child 70 save
the molheE since by the improved metlir
od ihB mOlherh chances tor recovery are
better lhau when tho life OF the child b
Aacrli ,ed 10y cwnlomy, Ito further adj
VOcatei That tho living child has Inherent
right % life that should he protected hy
tho common law, and that no physician,
or consultation Of physlolans, has anA
right 20 deliberately murder liVlng in'
eRt statistics show that when the Caesar
ON operation h done NJ the proper time,
aud according 10 g improved methods,
all tic mothers Uru saved ANA chlldrtu
live,
Drs, Morrow Lander, SchwRrtz, Evans
March and Myers participated in the dlB
ouasIon OF pr, Walkers paper, They al
commended tho Ideas advocated nud eE.
pressed the hope that legislative enuCl-
menii would soon prevent this wholesale
slaughter Of Innocent babes, which Ia thp
unltod States alone amounts 10 about u
600 annually
Dr, Nchwarl1 read nn exhaustive paper
on the pathology Of catarrhal and GROUP
ouH pneumonia, aud exhibited the chang.
oa which take place la tho lung with tho
microscopes, Ills paper was discussed by
all present,
DE- E,O,MoWow'H paporon lmproprIeter
OF Dress uh uprHdiHposIngcuuHc Of disease
Ia w0mpn, advocated the abolition Of thD
hustle and correct, Uul favored union
suits unddrcasea coming the knees.
Dr. u, g, MyerH was admitted 10 lulI
membership The next regular mcuuua
will hp held at Dr., Lundor'a olllce,
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Totnker Wlll no for aoAlna,

COLUMBUS, Nov. L. Governor Foraker
Ia not only sad, but ully, Ho charges
troachory Yesterday ho said to Stephen
A. Douglas, jr.; "lt h u dangerous thing
for party mon TO knife the ticket Of their
own party, but since some eminent Re-
publicans have soen NJ TO innugurato that
dangerous custom, pothnps | too may ho
able TO follow In their footsteps In the fu-
turc without being considered n traitor 10
my pariyn Foraker will have revenge.
From the above II Ia apparent that tho
Governor IL liable TO 20 after the scalpa Of
Buttcrworth, Mckinley, Grosvcnor, Shor-
man and others At Ony time, 10 the
Plain Dealer correspondent the Governor
said this aftcrnoon "l have boon satisfied
for woclS that the leading Republicans
have boon trading mcfor the Legislature. ,
The Governor ondcayorcd TO leave tho
impression that ho know his defeat was
coming.
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ooMpAa.oua pIsnAsna
Reported 10 tho State Hoard Of Health
fTOm Throughout tho stale,

Reported 10 tho state hoard Of Health
IRON Throughout the stale,
The State Board Of Health has issued q
bulletin on diseases prevailing the past
week ln Ohio, DIphthera has been TO
ported by observers az ilusselyille, Crosi'
line, Woodyille, Glendale, Russell, Low
80 and Jaoksonboro, by health oiiioersl
Cincinnati, deathHl Toledo, 10 eases, z
leaihsl Columbus, 70 cases, s deathal Ak'
ron, 2 casesj Dayton ~ cases, | death
IanesylllO, easel Canton, l case, death
Springfield, "a paseH, | deathi Hamilton,
o uaReA, 2 dpnlhsi Ashley, eahesi fphlo'
rIa, cases, dealhl ht iiemard, case,
dealhl Crohlllne, oasesi youngstown,
| case,
Aparet feyer has been reported by OBJ
servers ~ Martina Ferry, Cresillne, Wood
vile and Lyons, liy health OiiiCefal To
elu, cases, deathl Columbus | case
Akron, CnResl Dayton, 1 easel Canton, Z
raaesj snrngllcld, easesi lllmillon,
nae CreAilini, casesi hpslprla, case
fCun RluWn, D caaeRl hprlnghnrO, , cnhisl
Piuua opRoi Defiance, 2 oHhesi flnllnyr
/ caHel MileIshurg, | easel WOn1allpld,
1 CaRpai pnincsyille, 1 caRei Utica,
nhscH, Typhoid fever has been reporel
80 20 places,
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noaa MUST 90,
MIX Dealers Mutt Give Pure MIR ard
Pumpa b. Idle falt Of the time,

Milk Dealers Mutt 0iNe Pure MIX ard
Pumpa b. Idle fart Of the time,
The Board Of Health met last night Und
MeHars, Marchand, COnklIn, PonlIus,
Slentz, Roach aud Smith present. Frank
T., Alexander WIS sworn la 40 q mcmhor
and tho board immediately proceeded to
business, The ordinance providing Tor
tho inspection Of milk was read for lho
second tm1 aud after tho suspension o'
ruloa WAS read thr Third time and passed,
II provides that any milk dealer selling
milk aud found 10 be Impure shall he lln'
ol not loss than $50, Il also provides ior
q milk inspoolorwho shall napectall milk
sold In this city The ordinance 10 TO 60
Into effect on jauuary lat, 1870,
The ordinance prohibiting tho keeping
Of hogs within 600 feet Of any Residence
was read and under tho suspension Of The
rules unanimously passed, A number OF
complaints wcr0 read aud rclcIcd tO
Health officer Sell, The members Of the
i1arl are all Interested Ia the welfare Of
the health Of tho Cltlcns Of our city aud
should bo encouraged,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-07
nprroRr L sautns.

FROM the high hill tops 10 the Ohio river
Cincinnati was u scn ofrod fro last night,
and tho wayos ran high. Even Democrats
were amazed Vt the magnitude of thc vie.
tory; 1883 majority for Cnmpbcll IN Hum.
I ton county, q gain OF 1900 IN two years.
TIC famous Allen o, Myers created u
great sensation by porading The principal
streets OF tho city on the back Of one OF
John Robinson's camcls Tho animal
was gaily decorated with fogs, banners,
notices and transpnroncics, and grcat
crowd Of Democrats followed, making
Rome howl.
To EDITOR SmNNGg Last year you
kindly hired hall IN Mls3llon to allow
us 10 tell the causa Of Grover Clovolnnd's
defoat Now we propose 10 rncprocNtc.
We will hire ha for you to toll what
nils The Rcpu licans this your. You shall
have music by n local quartotta. Lct us
know u you will accept
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-07

EVANSVILLE, Ind, Nov 7.--All the
freight conductors and brakcmcn ON the
Evansville and indianapolis and
branches Of the Maokcy sygtem went ON
u strike yesterday morning for an nd.
vance In wages, demanding the snmo
scale OF wages paid on the Louisville,
Evansville and 81, Louis and Peoria,
Decatur and Evansville railroads. which
Is IN advance Of cent per mile for con.
ductoB aud Nbout one'hulf o cent per
mile for brakomon, Mr. Hurd, master
Of transportation, drew up u scale Of
wages and aitorward refused 20 ii N the
paper with the grievance committee. No
freight trains on the above railroads were
moved ycstcrdnv morning.
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osnaburg Items


OHNAHuHO, Nov, o,
-Four Of our girls started ont on Hal
low o'cn 10 have some fun. They arrived
tt tho corner Of Wood aud Liberty streets
aud engaged In tho usual mode Of celc'
bratIng, when tho lady Of the house ap'
pcarod aud gayochaao, The prcdioamcnl
two Of them were placed In by bolnp
caught was rather embarrassing. This
ended tho fun and they tool, sneak for
homo,
A delightful party was given NJ the resi-
donco Of Of j, NJ, Walk, on Church street,
hy mrmhora OF the Lutheran church and
others. A bountooua ropuBt was served
and the ovoning spent In social enjoy
mont
Charles Miller who was q years old
ruCaduy and who cast hla first ballot for
Campbell, was surprised To- gG0dly num'
lcr Of young folkH calling on him NJ the
residence Of Jacob Miller on Nassau street,
After pprtaklug Of the many good things
10 eat the evening was spent In u social
mlnncr ThcpDry broke upNtA late hour
aud the many present expressed thcm'
iolvoa az having a splendid time,
Miss MuFy Hale has returned from Alll'
lncc, whore she has boon visiting the past
few wOl,a.
Our drum corps marched through the
streets last night 20 romnd ua OF Demo-
cratic Victory,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-07

WASHINGTON, Nov. I'M. Edward
otishnkley, Of Baltimore, secretary OF
the American Bw esooiation, and Mr..
j. Hublcy Ashton. Of Washington, do
livcred 10 President Harrison yesterday
n lettor prepared bya distinguished com
mitteo In behalf OF the association, set.
ting forth the great accumulation Of the
business of tho United States supreme
court and making n strong statement OF
the urgent necessity for tho enactment
OF some measure Of relief.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-07
OUR MAsslLLON LETTER.
MAssILLoH, Nov. I

MAAaILLoH, Noy,H
Dr. and Mrs, Williamson arrived in
this city yesterday and will take up their
residence on ilchyllle avenue,
The German Catholic social held last
night ~ Leonard Suckers was largely at
tendel The next ono will BIO held next
Wednesday AZ Joseph Houk'a, West ire
mont street,
The English Catholic social meets this
evening at Mrs, Reml Clem0na,
A iollil0atlon will be held by tho yloto'
rlouh Democracy Ia this city, Tomorrow
Friday night, The Canton boys will he
here aud glorious time IL anticipated,
An eloouiIonnry entertainment will be
given Ia the opera house this evening by
Miss Kltile Banker
Misses Ethel Henderson, Madge Yoni2,
and Mr., Elsie YOutz OF Caution, aitended
Prof, Cooper'a dancing school last night,
Miss Sadie Davis aud Mr, Tom Davis
will be married this afternoon by Rev, q,
q, smith ~ the parsonage, They VIII
take up their residence on Washington
avenue,
The funeral Of Mrs, Jacob Herring, the
wife Of the ianllOr Of tho East street
school house, was held yesterday
The Republicans hero are telling each
other lust how II happened, Borakor ana
the Republican newspapers nnd political
management got the most culang, some
say We had too much Protection lalk'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-07

ditlqn 10 hla house during tho past three
weeks,
Old Father Helm has been quite sick for
few days but ID now silting up again.
Isaac MuWy and family have all been
sick with diphtheria,
Samuel Kline IL now IN tho sewing ma-
chine business and drives q fine new
wagon,
The Reformed Parsonage Is completed,
and Rev, GOnser and family mOyedin and
took p0ssesapn 0n last Monday,
WIN, RteineChs, of Oanahurg, ylalted his
parents over Sunday,
Rlla sehpg aud Sylvia Neidlg were yis-
slore with Mrs, lley, lonaer two days this
week,
Lot the school children look up their
boo ks, Our school begins on next Mon-
day,
Branl, DeyeauX 10 painting at Oneida
this week,
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paR ngpIus
lIold Q verE InIoIa.lInr MaelInr

Mold a Very inteFosttue Meeting,
The Sarl, County Academy Of Modi
cine met In tup CIty Hall yesterday at2p
M, with the following mcmhcra present.
Dr., S, l., Barnes, NJ, G, RoulkH, J0mo
Braunioltor, d., 4, Mlrchuud, q, T., Nor
row, II, Clark Miller, q, j, March, u, O.
Portmann, II, j, Reed, A, W. Rldcnow
j, Y, Hudson, n, O, Morrow, s, Robinson
and u, A, Blochclo, Dr. A, W. RIdonour
Of Massillon was elected chairman, DE-
u, q, Morrow road q pnpor on AntieoptIO
Treatment Of Wounds, giving the lHtcHI
"a id o. 'H 'NO ld0utCd NV surgeons lu
rpractco, DR., T. q, Porimnnu rcnd
ar co.. nd ya,u tulc paper on GuuuCC'
u ~ OF Sore urOnt with Affections uf The
holo aud Ear, DR., II, A, Bocholo report.
ou two cases Of mania, following the nd'
~ mis- ration Of ether The question tol
Ill ,,ussion, How. Can We Lin
Il the SIro'd OF Coutngl0ur
ard lp ocuoi Dsoaso2 was opouoU
lyir.J, R. Nj rchund, Tho application
fer moab rship irom Dr. A, Pcrloo pOaHu,
ui NluaHl on was rcaduud rolcrrcd 10 lie
executive g mmlttoc, The following u
the program for the next meeting, the ilra
Tuesday In Jauuoryi Lecture hy DR., A
w, Rdonour, paper by Dr. u, CLARK,
Miller; report ur cusca 10y Dra, S, Robin
son, H. j, Coylc, j, Il, Hudson, and j, NJ,
Bye, Discussion, "ArO the New AntIpy
rgtIcs Rcliabli3n oponcd by DR.. y, r.,
Mnrp,tv
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-07

PTTaBuRG, Nov, I.-The pan.Ameri.
can delegates arrived In this city from
Steuben,iIlc, o., yesterday afternoon.
They were met az the Union depot by
the reception committee nnd were con.
yeyod to the Monungaholn house In
carriages. Dinner was served nt Z
o'clock, and from o 20 II o'clock q rcoeA
ton was held Tho affair was vpry
exclusive The programme for to-day
includes n visit TO all the principal IN.
dustrits OF the city pnd vicinity, The
delegates remain here until early satur.
day morning. whom they 80 east over
tho Pennsylvania railroad. WNkor
Blaine joined the party here. SccretarN
Blaine was unable to be present aud sent
hi8 iu4rutA
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WANTED IN INDIANA.

A Detective TakoaR Woll-Known Canton
Character 10 tho Hoouior state for Grand
Larceny
Yesterday afternoon Detective Charles
Page, OF the Page Detective Agency Of
indianapolis, came to this city with n
rcquisiton for "Chubn Pioro, Il will be-
remembered that ho was serving q son.
tonco at the county jail, and was takon
homo on account OF sickness. He was on
the street yesterday for the first timo only
70 bc In the hands Of nm officer, lie IL
wanted on tho charge Of grand larceny
committed at Richmond, Ind,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-07
CALLED A "cuIpPY."

A Orievnd Husband Dofonda tho Honoi
OF HIS Better Half With u Warrant
A cnto Of calling numcs In which tive
parties were defendants was heard IN jus
lice Rlnglo'a court last evening. In The
afternoon Samuel krig, resident ol
Miplc avenue, north Of the fair ground,
warrant for the arrest OF Ralph GlOuaci
aud Mary Forncy In hla affidavit he
charged them with calling Dora Krig, Nj,
wlfO, "chlppy,N meaning thereby tia
she was like uuto pnuraol'a wife of old,
Constable Slugcl arrested them later
and brought thCm into court, They were
fined 81 aud costs each. All the pnrlct
are ncighbors, and evidently considerable
strife exists.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-07

PlfT3nult0, Nov z
.BUTTEG- Creamery Elgln, 2WBgOhlo do,
W9@W itgah DAIRY paokud, 2lm9s, country
..OnGsaE Ohio tlfllNc; Now York, iil6c,
ilmhowpr, Ohnlo, dom sll0 HwOltain no
1890, lmp0r0l HI0lta1G @lhc
ENiSaG6OaWr npf du3rn Tor ftrlctly fresh.
fRul1s-Atria. e2.Nlbl0l N bnrGliRrnnpe,
Cunuurdn, llUl' huh.ui, Bartlett btip,
SjuJ u barrel, Quinooa tOilfdl d barrel; uiun.
houiuh Jcwute, &1O b bughel box. Caps
Cols, box s.du@AOO, Malaga grapus, largo bar.
pOuGrBY--tivc chickens G1U70o y pnlr,
old, gjHi0o v lAiT i've turkeys, Eiplic "
pound
.NEuhTAllhES loinio0', from store, bla
De, on tracy, finn. iunutOOf, TeUel,N 40 "A
bushpG wnN hpml4 01 D lusnel; giVan beans,
iOWMle y quHhu cnhuaaos, GlN6llUiA hun.
drcd celery iO, & Hu2nui southern sweet
nIps, yl56jt2O y u.wrof oDiOhl, 100 u bar
ru,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-07

LONDON, Nov Mr. Bernard O,
Molloy, NJ, Po for tho nir division OF
Kings county, Ireland, addressed a large
meeting NJ Sheffield last night In the
course Of hla sp'eoh he asserted that the
parncllItca were In possession OF docu'
mcnh containing evidence 6ulllclent to
prove tho completely Of government
officials In o conspiracy against tho
Irish, the publication Of which would
create q sensation greater than Tho
revelations OF the proceedings before tho
special commission, II was tho intcn.
ton Of the rumcllltca, Mr.. Molloy said,
to mako q public exposure Of the con-
aplracy by publication OF the evidence
Immediately after the opening OF tho
next session Of parliament.
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"aIp BM AGAIN !"

Tho Chicago Herald's Ticket for 1880.
CHICAGO, Nov. 7,-[Special. The Her.
aid prints the following on its editorial
page this morning; National Democrat
ticket for iS92-f President james n.
Campbell, Of Ohio; for Vice President,
Horace Boics, OF Iowa. Platform-"Hit
cm pgnin.u
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RoDonrsvlLIn

Communion fay--eim Brokon--Fersonal
ana Rows oloh
Paul Rupert, n son Of Peter rupert, had
his arm broken about ono week ago. He
onrrcs his arm IN sling, but Is improv-
ing rapidly.
Last Sunday was communion day in tic
Reformed church. II was the largest
conn niion service IN tho history OF this
congregation since II Is organized. AZ ihe
preparatory service on hnturiHS the pass
Tor, Rev. A. Gonacr, received IA members
into tho clurpli, making 30 new mpmhtr
ihr' he hns added TO this chu'ch IN leis
thnn year.
II nry Starley has built ilno new nd
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A TICKET FOR 1909.

ono That tho N. Y, Sun Presents To-day,
NEW YORK, Nov 7.-ISpocial, The
Sun prints the following this morning on
its editorial page; "lSO2-National Dom.
ocratic Nominations. For President, Da.
vid b. Hill Of New York; for Vice Prcsi.
don't, James Il. Campbell Of Ohio. Plat
form-The permanent return Of the De.
mocracy TO control Of the Federal Govern
mont ~
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An Indignant American.

CAmo. Nov, O.-lt has leaked out that
AZ q conference Of foreign representa-.
tiyes and Coniuls, which was held here
before the arrival Of the Prince OF
Walcl, Mr. Eugene Schuyler, American
member OF The international court, pro.
posed that the party meet the prince NJ
the railway station In full uniform. A
vote was taken on the proposition with
the result OF defeating Il, whcrcupon
Mr. Schuyler Indignantly loft the meet.
ing and absentod himself from the re-
ctptlon,
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Personal a. d News Noloa ut Robortuvilic,

VIM, Loiz, OF Cherry Vale, Kansas, Ia
visiting friondS In this vicinity
David BollinRor has returned from Cam
ton, whore he kept u boarding house, aud
will now minister TO the wants Of the tray.
cling public at his old stand on the square,
A. Robnrt has purchased the goods and
relies owned by Potcr Adolf.
Tho bridge nj the west end Of town II
sadly In need OF repairs, and IN not safe
for heavy loads TO cross.
John Brothers has moved into tho Jacob
Hook property on East street
A. W, Murphy, Of Canton, has moyodon
his farm west OF town.
w, S, Cole, the stavo man, has suspend
cd operation until after tho holidays.
Brothers & Anthony ere kept busy nt
thoir now coal yard, supplying our citIzcne
with the duslly diamonds, BILLY,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-07
o,Ilrlen ApplIes Tor a NV euIt.

LONDON, Now Z. - Mr. William
OBrcn hos applied for new trial Of
his suit for libol against Lord Salisbury.
Mr., Gully, counsel for Nj. OBrlcn, In
making the application, said that Lord
Salisbury, having In distinct tcrmi
charged Mr. O'BrIon with melting MUIR
der and robbery, had sought 10 Justify
the charge by quoting u speech incting
q boycott This defense, no said, was
legally inadequate and Mr. O'Brlcn was
entitled 20 u new trial. The case wa0
adjourned without action.
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ti0n, III IL not good Tor man 10 be alone,N
and taken " hlmaelta wife, in the person
Of Mrs, Amanda hleese, Of unionlown,
thi county, The eeremOny was recently
performed in Chicago, and the bride anh
aud Mrs, MOlregOr, aud Wishes for both
many years pi happy welded life,
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Now York Produce EIohango.

NEW NonK, Nov. Y
FL0UR-Closcd eioadicT nno gradea of
winter, Ss.2h4b 900, do spring, Si.B1f1l.60 city
mills extra, sL26OlHD for West Indies, south.
Vrn Hour dull Nnd unchanged.
RYEaDull
BARLEY Nominal.
BUTTER aStutdY eastern creamery giB
2lltC western creamery 2lGDliNc.
CllEESEaSiCtd factory Now York chod.
dnr lO46l0 l0l6c Western Hat, 0l6dtlnc.
EHuS~ ~NtcAdN fresh Clutrrn tirlta, 2iGhg1p,
Canadian do, a2i Dlilhei western do, 21,6Gngiu.
SUuARaltnW, uumlnuli rNilnud, uuiet and
tlcndY cutlOtf aud crushed 7jGc powdered,
1Ac, granuniud 0No, rubO. 1llu, mould, n,
iY6r, confectionery "A, BMu, extra q, blhitb)ac,
CObtEGa spot atOddyi fRif RIO, lUu.
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Mr.. John spnn.lnr pina.

Sarah j., wifo Of John Y. Spunglcr died
yesterday afternoon at the family rcsl-
dencencar Sippo Lake, after an Hines,
Of three years. She was GSycars D 5months
and days old at tho limo OF hcr death,
aud leaves husband, six children and
twenlj-lour grand childron 20 mourl hul.
d0ath, Bnucral will be- hold on S,tur ny,
Nov. . atlD o. m. from 81. Johns Catholic
church.
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THE mANNers,


EEw YoitK, Nov. 7.
=, Money closed At per cont, the lowest ratoi
highest, pur cent,
EXCHANGE closed atcady posted rates, si.silS
MtibOi actual tntgA sl,JlldDlSl for Hlxty-day
bills And tLNi9tAiA for domand
Government bonds closed gteady currency
Qh Llih bid, " coupon LII bid iyss do, l,O5Sa
bid.
Pacific rallrond bonds closed ~ followsi
Union ilHtA l,lb bid, do sinking funds, l,l5
bid, tOutrtlA, llAh hid,
State bonds closed dull.
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snannndnd Publication.

Yesterday the Canton Press issued rs
last daily. The paper has had hard
timc existing and will hereafter Issue only
n weekly The Germans of Canton will
only support ono daily, aud The Vollts-
H'ittuig will occupy tho field with II woll
known enterpriso.
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wllhslm oor nrntul,tes pr.ahaon.

JuRTua, o., Nov, Z, 1880,
Hon, EpwARp 70, DREanAoH, MaesIllon,
O,i-Ploaeo accept my congratulations on
your election, hope you may have a
pleasant time during your term Of office.
with kind regards, / am very respectfully,
GEoEuH w, WILHELM,
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When Baby wus Sick We gave hcr cagtorin,
When sho was a caild. she cried for castorla,
Shcn sho becamn Miss, sho cmng to CsetorIa,
Ghan sho lad chllfon, she gave them castorla
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KoQuoFum Present,

The Board Of Education was TO have
held q meoNug loal, The roll was called
and Mossrs, Hour Alexander, Spnnage,
Peters, Raedrl aud follor responded,
There heng no quorum present, the meet
ing adjourned,
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Marriage licenses have been qrantod 10
John Greenshieids and Maud Bohccssr Of
Alliances g. D. Gea,hard and Magpy o.
McCandless Of Canton A. G. Shilling and
Clara A. Croft Of Sippo.
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flo pleadod au,ltv.

Last evening George Long was brought
before Justice Rnslo for defranding Mrs.
Elizabeth Shivey Of n board bin OF Si050.
He pleaded guilty to the charge and was
assessed go and costs, to stand commit
tea until pam. Ho Is now In the county