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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-28
FASHION LETTER,

Shop'Kocpora, as Well as shoppers, Wei.
como tho Dawn 0f Spring Spring Hats
and what Thoy Arc Llko- Walking Suits
Had Other AruoloA OF Feminine Ap-
pArrl,
Especial Now York Correspondence
fhorO ia tho air Of aubducd cxcil0mont
about tho Htoroa which occurs regularly
oyory year nt tho opening OF tho spring
Fcu80n, We arc Nil NO glad TO got rid Of
holvy H1wVq and heavier oonia thnt The
moro proapout and contemplation OF soft
Cllugiug Giil,a, cnahmoroa and laeua Is sug
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APRIL OH and 10Th, Al BARNETT house,
Alliance, April ~, NJ Chase House,
tW.ll return on same date each month
2omarkable Cure OF Lung
Trouble and Catarrh.

hayo suffered with Long Trouble aud
laArrh In tho hOnd Tor nearly yCata, haYo
flOd over NO many remedies and uOYoral
Doctors, and until , Congullod Dr. MoHw
,alm, OF tho Gormania luGrmary, OF C0lnm.
,us, did moi lind any roiuf Before I had
ricd hia treatment one month | helAn tn
mp0yc, had hacking cough, pain IN
ny lunga, appetite alm0et gone, also this
niBcRblo fo0llng In my hCnd, and 10 many
)thor things ! BuiforOd from, that | won't
mention them, Suffice II 10 Rny, I am now
stout aud hearty, oan cat all tho time, aud
lec once moro thoroughly happy aud full
nt lif0 like a young girl OF twenty ought 60
feolj and all after only elk monlhB troat
mont, know Of olhci eases Or, Salm hw
cured aud can heartily recommend him to
the public needing his attention.
Respectfully
Ch',Err pVlrEr,
Guernsey, o,
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Tho oycrnhnrn of unlnnttn.

"What curious feet the Indians must
havel" said tho simplo.minded young
woman when she went to school for the
hrst time and saw an lndia.rubber.
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rs33HIao s'l7i!l, MILE igSs'ge i:Gl: -.
F.
Lake View Park Farm,
Ed. ]. MEYER, Proprietor.
BLACK CTOuD

Record 2I7li, sire OF Blacl, Cloud,
Jr, 2;25, and others; by Ashland Chief,
son OF Mambrino Chief. Service $50
by the season; 800 to insure.
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between tho middle posts and under tho
crOha.bpri II thoball goea over tho bur, or
over the g0lFI.no between tho outside posts
and tho goal, pU'ut rs ROOrDd There R no
score whom the ball Orpsh0A lhG goal l-ln0
OutRlde tho lIm,b uWlted b. tho four posts,
When q point or goal has boon scored tho
gOalhcopar has FREQ 'puOl' FROM his post
Ia which Olant thb mon opposed 20 linn must
stand OF pl distance of twaniyOne
yards"
"Whnt If tho bnll F0os 6yarf fho boundaries
~ tho bllnOl thu NH.dp'
"lfl GUpHu0t rebound Iu'ntH1 ilnld tho
reiOrfH wnHi lhDw 10 Dn..r Nf the pont
where iL crossed tNg line, iN which clBe 10
must touch Lhs ground before H. rHauhOa tho
players, who must stand Nn yards away
from tho line when tho bah IA thrown, After
playing Tor half gn hour tbn r8loreo calls
um0 aud tho bdoh f0yGrsa Jhor positions,
Tho gam0 endi with ano'hur half hOuriR
play Tho count, Of course, 10 By goals aud
points !, no goals have been made by
oIthor sido tho one that Ulln tho most
points n tho victor Tho flmn rulo applies
whom oach side luR mndo tho HsmG number
OF goals, but ono g1pl viii outweigh any
number Of points, 20 that II oHo Gido got ton
or dozen points but no goal, AMI tho other
got one goh but no polnth, tho latter would
b0 winnGrN
"DOos not tho gamo noc0aaAto good
deal OF rough playi'
Mr. Cullen smiled, "Maybo,n no said
'mnybN n d0r1 Tot mo rrHI y0u the Irish
rulo on that p.,uti no pgyor 70 catch,
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for bringing out
defects and woalS
pluCoa In our
wardrobe, W o
hnvo boon cher.
ishing tho idea
that tho gown
worn last fall
can be rcsurroct
cd 10 do ut lcnst
second duty, but
alus on rolnspoc-
ton thoro IN al
ways something
wanting SO we
hio us 10 tho
store, and WOO
botido the Blen-
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MOsCOE.

Sired by Hylas, 2;241S; arst dam by
Strattle Buck, son of Bonny Morgan,
Fee, season Sb10, to insure $26.
ty-Spring Season from February 18th
to July lst, Fall Season from Septem.
ber lst to November 18th.
bB"I want to rent the use Of fifteen
WAMBA MARES to breed to "BlaclS
Cloud" In March. / will make Il an
object to owners of mares. Send or
cal for extended pedigree Of stations.
fepAi.hm
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prosson Of gigantic motive power With
ono sweep Of ~ wings " N liftod nigh up,
ward aud onward A second flap and II h
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-28

FcbUyc Of gunah,no and outofdoor lie,
and 80 glud arc We Ia welcome bnolC this
pauo Aprng tHDl wo forgot or ignore the
d.sromlOrts ufmlIHmmcr and our subacs
qucuy luunnH ,ur oU4 brath Of cool mir
Buluur plHl m2lor Inns upl been 80 charm,
'Hg from Eu atmospheric Bland.polnt thUt
we ou vast any roNrJb is departure.
Aud surely tho spring ia hailed with dc.
light by tho 5lopkncpcrs People arc
bound 10 buy thon IT ut no othor time
Thorc Is nothing liko tho bright, strong sun
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UNHAF hNOWT nWIr INlh Ib thb Nr0AI
snowy wi (NyRea nipsa) Sometimes itoan
be found Ia tho day punched up In long
dead grass aud weoda It's flight Ia an OK.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-28

hiOWerOlONunu uuuupla Wui Np worn with
eary spring costumes ipr dressY occasions,
but Tor street there AGO many new simpler
styles, Tho waking hat Illustrated hGra is
OF fne brown straw turned up very high on
ono side and faced aud tunmed with velvet
and natural wings,
1he large promenade hat Is Of black vol
yet aud black ostrich plumes, Rather a
trying amount tn carry, but anGeessfllly
done by many Of our Now York bellies, Tho
more pronounced summer stylea ara not
yet on exhibition,
The Importers froshlyoponod boxes dis
play an enllGlng array OF now pasa0men-
tries, applique ornaments aud Gmbr1derea,
These, Ia different degrees Of elegance,
are used for oil kinds OF dresses, Street
costumes Of tho dreoiOrG style have "a
band Of embroidery ~ tho foot OF tho un-
deraklrt aud tho bottoms OF the panels,
aud rich insertion In tho bodice, llsoep.
ton draases haya the whole front studded
with Hequina aud pendants of various
kinds with cOrsaga garnlturo ~ match,
Stripes ana plalda arc sun a prominent
feature Of now lightweight WOOlen gOOds.
These arc combined with plain materials,
and dispute for supremacy with tho newer
b0rdered fabrics, ~ Ia dlnleult 10 imagine
any thing more elegantly simple than some
OF tho 0amGls halr aud iGnrlGttaA with
PLAN and fahcy borders Slender effects
ara the rage, and never moro appropriate
than Ia tho uao OF these and other soft
materials,
Tho skIrta ara slightly draped, but they
cling close 10 tho smooth foundation alflrt
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ylo which iR p,H 8tly
prlScd dcgroo fr7muny


Che truHo for rtun1 vcone' but tbo curl wui
not known oven by hBaganm, 80 tho HgcrN
wun well kCDl gu0 nyary ono wng Ul Ono tip
TOO Of expectation regarding H. Tho gou,
cral shnpo uud character OF tho hat ig Ia ac,
CordUuco with tho tlmOg, and happily has no
peculiar features that tcud towards old
stock II IL mudo In four dopthsi bl(x
lN19N 6lNl%la-lB; 6yl'f1N22N; 6Hx
lR22A.2li II this feature Of using but
few blocks with many widths Of brns was
adopted by rctul hattors generally, thov
would suit their customers just ns well and
avoid the old stock that u multitude OF
stylob entails,
Outside Of these leading styles thcro is
but little new In tho trade, Some prominent
introducors Of style have put forth derby
hat with llatsot brim and ilatprcssod curl,
known MS tho Boston, ltis about timo this
curl camo In again, and II may take. It al
ways makcs q nobby hat, particularly for
young men and youths, There Is nothing
distinctive In colors, oil tho fancy shades
being OF tho light brown order, Pearls aro
nowhere, but shrewd judges prophecy that
another season will bring them out again.
Tho Light browns have become 30 common
that they have lost their individuality, and
handsome pearl hat on well.iressod man
would at once excite attention as somo-
thing now Pearl was always popular and
becoming color, and no doubt some enter
prising hattor win take the initiative Ia It's
introduction next year
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Most OF them
aroprinoeas in
tho back with
littl0 or no
hustle ono
steel about
"a or 10 inch
0s from tho
waist belt
Natty Nttle
walats,buttOn
ing diagonal
ly aud trim
med with pas
RenenWrlO or
oriental ON
brOidorWglyoR
ArlGh0n0ottu
tho otherwise
simplogown
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"DEDloATGD BY CHICAGO" )"

Tho aiay,ruriot Monument wan Bc For
u1'iY tnynuru May a-Worg Now In
A'rusTust ou tho Sutuu wtd tho rcdos-
hl lrosrumuin or tho lNcrolsos Of tho
nay,
Woramrl gr1 hually CugD.rd in modiug
tho Ggr' or tlo grout bronco police onlcor
which win aurwouat the pedestal now bolug
constructed on tho hlymlrEnJ Tho con.
tract opllB Tor tho completion ot the statue
on or botoro Aphl 70, and the firm having
charge OF tho work. anticipate no difficulty
IN 40 doing Tho design 10 tho Quo for
which tho Chicago Tribune gnvn tho prize
In CompculiyOulutcgh iir Frank Batch.
oldor, OF It, Paul, submitted u doHgn con.
NiHtlug otA linoIydruwn lrro of Hpollco
ohicor whose uplingd huad commands
pence,
Tho oommlloo In chorgo Of the nclocLon
OF uu appropriate dclIrnia',ultol Sculptor
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-28

the most pronounced ahunpr u styla 10 In
tho SILK hat The silk hut Tor young mon ~
u bold innovation, but in one that is Buro 70
slrlEo the luuuy OF booia aud stylish
drogsrrs
Az viii uo snHn by tho cut, tho front yIcw
iN Nyow atWHhI while tho Bilo Wow is very
tapcuug Tho Dimensions OF tho block nm,
as iull0we pfnlu. % bh IlfNbit; brIma,
1,WdlfI, r.r. lH H.N round,
Tb0uuw ,IH HDg ruy yUE,In nutiroly dif
f.nlnt from Oh. I.u.N. ..M.inIuudwutor.
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Is MARRIAGE A FAlLuRE2

10 We tpl1 THIS opportunity 70 mention
lLnt marriage % glorious HuprosA
Ana bog ~ call your serious attenllGH
Unto tho proofs before you IN full drosa"
"id not bH E.ugle-dyenf f0f miHutel
lieiufp WI form matrimonial trust
You'd balter SOCK loving h0lrt aud win H."
lta ChIllfou leNmealY -"fpu muAt"
Mamma-
Va w0uldn' part with any ofour troasurea
f0rall tho waalth that Monte CrlatO llnaWI
Thoy hh'yo our pains pud double all our
pleasures"
TboTroaauros CyoctoroasH- -'wo dol"
rnpa-
"qholgh on earn roei Toe thor food and
drgaHuH
Without d pauny tot on mo N iay
We Nsl pHpl llttl0 EtrhHg0r a. b.uallnr"
The blessings tuEu,tolIyi yi-vlIuHy"
Mnmma-
ma only when the blood 10 ugnr bubbles
Producing what on W. Cnll % fam " ilr'
ThltW0 r'Hri our tots aa u0IuF tuub6a,"
Tito Ifouu..a lnm1WlY-NW Wel'
Papa-,
'Wo'ro oa6lnr now our bread upon tho
Wni#I,
Which isR rood Investment When wore
FN
Won l,o u clover on oar hurried dnugn'
tHF..'
Tue Daughters Hrof5uH,yl-"Youm may"
Namma-
"in spite OF HpaGNurI whom tbry Rtr unuly,
Ana lprrHu aun oB,iur OIL thuy rot
We know our dgruFG loyo "a worry truly
Tho puuug C0vnrlvl-"You bctw
Papa
"Woyo built % homo uado sacred by
mOlhCE
Wny0 ro, moro iuys hua a.uRlo people
Knows
We love m1 cherish toudurly each othor,'
UnAI GHHrUa "a #nlnu0nllvI =1hat6 so"
IL g. Dodge, l ~, So WoTll,
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r. Golort 70 prepare design with Justice
holding Oloft tho law Os the central figure.
Tho model wns prepared and submitted
After many discussions tho committee de.
oidod TO accept tho Chicago Tribuno's de-
sign, and Mr., Gclert embodied the idea IN
an artistic model,
Tho monument will bounvtilcd Saturday,
May 4, tho third anniversary Of tho Hny-
market tragedy The exercises will bo sim
plo and impressive, General Joseph Stock.
ton has beon appointed to tako charge OF
the exercises Tho police win form at the
city hall and march 10 the monument Tho
original idea was 10 have grand process
sion, in which hundreds Of societies would
participate, but this was OF deemed uppro-
priato, Tho exercises nj tho monument
will consist u vocal and band music, after
which Mr. II Y, Crane, on behalf Of tho
Committee OF Twenty-Five, will present the
monument 20 ho mayor as the official rop-
resontativo Of Sho city Tho grafton OF the
day will be dolivered by Hon, Leonard
SWett,
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' The tommittoohas spent some time In do
cidingwhat inscriptions TO usc around the
base df tho pedestal. Some were In favor
OF chiaelng only the namesof the seven VIC
Tins d Anarchisthate, others thought that
tho nItnes OF tho sixty woundcda and manned
shoplA he inclpdea, while several woro In
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NOTICE.

Tho annual meeting OF The Canton Cemetery Ag-
ISOLATION will bo hold at tho ofce OF tho A1soca-
tion Aprll 10th, 1880, between the hours OF and
O'clock y. IN, ono Trustee aud Clerk TO be elected
mar1a.hw A, Q. ToNNIfR, Clerk
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boon bought largely
by tho rolgil trade,
and Ig now ON the
mnrIiuL Vh'g dorhy
ts oEtramclY uobby
particularly IN tho
small prtu1rll0ns,
and can not fnIl "
tni,o uN Oulalw with tho
The Irish standard., 1889-02-23
Wedding Bells.

T!.e marriage Of Miss Carrie A. Nc
Lean, Of this city, to Joseph c. O'Keeffe,
OF Chicago. was one Of the pleasant
events of the past week and occurred
Wednesday morning at $50 o'clock at
the Church OF the Immaculate Concep~
ton, the ceremony being performed by
Rev. Father Corbett. The bride was
assisted by her sister, Miss Jennie Nc
Lean, while the duties of groomsman
were performed by Mr.. j. D. O'Brlen.
After the ceremony wedding break
fast was partaken of at the residence of
the brides parents Mr.. and Mrs. NAL
colin Mclean, 406 Sixth street south.
The newly married couple received
many choice presents from Minneap-
Oils friends. both being we'll known in
our city. Mr.. and Mrs. OKeeffe took
the $50 train over the c. 4 n. w. r. &.
for Chicago, Wednesday evening. where
they will hereafter reside. Mr.. O'Keeffe
is q member OF the firm of O'Keefe 81
Ahern, taiiors, of 1926 b. Washington
street. Chicago. The IRISH STANDARD
wishes the newly-wedd ed couple abund
ant success and prosperity along the
pathway of life.
The Irish standard., 1889-02-23
The f1ennepiu,

Terry the Swell closes week . en-.
gagement at the lieuDepin tonight.
The play bAs been Unsatisfactory aud
not up to tho expectations Of tho man.
agnmout Of the Uennepln. Next week
Alone IN London Will be produced,
The play is very fine, tile following
being irom the New York Telegram in
regard to it: There hiss been s. we'll
pieascd audience al the Grand Opera
HOUSE last evening. The drama Of En-.
gljsb Life "A.loue In London" which Is
indeed. "high)y realistic, " WIS PRODUCED
with Miss Ada Dw,er, Miab Madge
Carr, Mr.. Franz Davis, Mr.. Oliver 1auI
and Mt. Leonard Grover. Jr., in The
leading roles, All 0f the parts we're
well acted and Jie sensatiDn fGatnres nj
the play brought out in a manner to
keep The audience wrought up ~ tho
highest pitch III excitement. Mis-
Dwyer and other Denbots NJ tho COM
pany were frequently applanded, and
she received several haUdSo,ne bou-
Duets. me NJ which way male in the
shape Of u hOraegiiOe. Much pains WIS.,
taken IN tho arrangement OF the pcoy.
cry, the Representation of Webtm)ngt.r
Bridge. and the house, VI pariment
being particularly good, az WA ljkewIee
tln, M tho Old 3lpIce House and tho
Hjver Thames, by moonlight.
The Irish standard., 1889-02-23
loung Girls Homs.
10 THE KIND PJnLlC:

10 TIE KIND PJnLlC:
1t il with regret that am obliged tt
relinquish all luterest in this institu
ton, but the novelty Of the plan among
Catholics permitting as do the young
gentlemen friends Of the young ladie
to call upon them aud giving little par
ties, musicales, etc., three or four times
q year al the Home, lasting until Il
o'cloch), has prevented III o from findinp
suitable persons TO I'LL positions Of mt.
irons III these Homes, owing to the fact
that thus far all Catholic benevolent in.
stjtutions have been managed by one ol
other Of the reljgiouy congregations be-
longiuQ M the church; 80 my persOn
not married aud Of ~ gmtabIe aHe de
string TO do some good work joins III
order, consequently IL has beon utterly
inpoosibje Il, find people fitted ~ f's'u
nv, M aucf. ladies' must he Of excsp'
tom! v,rbue, aud religious VII not un'
NerlAko II.
W. haA a meeting OF Catholic ladies'
interested III preventing tbs work from
falling, and they agreed II should con-
tjnue II the support Of tho church III
which IL belon4ed could he obtained.
W. waited upon tho arctOishop. but he
insiuteA that Il wHbed tie Home II
continue J. must hand IL over unrvsery
ei)y 10 lsev. Father James M@iiDjriGk,
h Accordingly / have done 50, npd havc
given everything in the Home ~ II
stands, including debts, though these
amount TO but $;'|,O, on the one cOndi~
ton That no Will continue n home f0r
young working girlD, H. l'as kindly
AHnumed lle responDiblIjly And Iinn
placed ~ charge rome 81 lhe religious
from St. Mary'n Home IN TT. Pau. hi-
though cAndiAlY acknowledge / 40 not
cDDDlder their pIa'!S IN good ~ my own
for young ebOD Klrls, many heein VI
think them betttr, ana the8e ladies' have
AOuriahing institutions IA many parts
OF tho Omitted Staten. aud 40 an i'm
yncnse amount NJ good. ] therefore
feel confident that that the many Kind
perBons whO have AIDED the lIOme will
feel gratjtied by tho cf,AuRe, and that
the young girjs' comfort viii DO better
attended w by An organized body OF
ladies than by my single efforts.
Very respectfully and gratefullY
JESSIE A.. SCHLEY.
February 10, 1888.
The Irish standard., 1889-02-23
Tho P0uce.

AT the Pence tho first bali Of next
week the attraction WI be n new and
very pretty romance drama, called 1.-The
Little Countess" On Thursday even
JnR, Neil Scully will be rendered u ben.
eiit Dy the management. Neil ScuIly
hag selected an excellent double bill tor
the evening: ''Sweethoarls,' H. bright
co1aedielta. and his fayoritN "S0lOn
Shipgle" or ''rne Bari o. Ample Sass"
J.C. Callahan will contribute a funny
ske,ch with song, and give an imita'
ton Of Henry Irving as "Hamlet,' -
making up tor this character on the
stage in full view Of the audience.
s'Swoethearts' and "s3olon Si,inVle"
will be the double bill for Friday and
SATURDAY. and Saturday matinee.
The Irish standard., 1889-02-23
MINI E,ARV:'(I:!,,:I il 81: J;
THE THeh|T!RE!S:::::E;$;::;$:;:$$;|$|: IS:
..T'he::Gsr;ahG;;


Hiss Rate: Cast etoi;. isai IS (!|
nights ezlgagernie aS
nisht in irefr new pls ii; {;
Next week.
PRODUCED the 5lItite: M9BB*
during the p,eseipi1t i l55lS SSs
teen received Yyi1l' ii
The Crystal III 'l II
w,t2 and JittEs - The I5;sta7elta
annual specialization extravaganza OF the
Chicago Opera House. A review Of its
record viii demonstrate very clearly it's
imnansa popularity III the Chicago
oosr% House il rcn " weeks: al the
Boston Theatre. 6 weeks; at the Star
Theatre, New York, 6 weeks; at the
Chestnut Street Theatre, Philadelphia,
& weeks. In each Of these cities the
critics eu!ogized The performance. and
the New York Herald, probably the
ulost conservative newspaper In matters
theatrical in America, declared that
nothing as magnificent or brilliant had
been seen III that city for many years
The entire production co t little over
S5O, 900 The travelling company mum.
bers $50 PERSONS. In the cast are Eddie
Foy, jas Mas Chas. Warren, Jas. f..
Sullivan, Nenry Kelly, Tom Martin,
Katharine y. Howe. Homie Wsedom,
Marguerite Fisk, Baby Benson) Daisy
Ramsde,n, Topsy Venn, Gertrude l..
Brett, Rose Frauck and o score Of 9TH
ers There Is n chorus Of City voices.
The Irish standard., 1889-02-23

The telephone call OF LIE JnIsA
STANDARD is 1854.
e. +. ScalIen, real estate, loans and
insurance, $50 Temple court, top floor
Martin r.. McIIale has received tht
appointment Of deputy building in
spoctOr.
J. Il. Moran & co. made al assign.
meDt TO John II. Steele ThuredaY. AS
sets and liabilities we're about equal.
The building permits issued SO fal
this year have exceeded the number
issued during the same time last Ysaa
by over 100.
William Dunn, an old resident OF
Minneapolis, died last week in the
Rochester insane asylum. He was &c
years of age.
Mrs Cunningham died very suddenly
of heart disease at her late residence,
319 Second street northeast, On Satur-
day of last week
There will be grand temperance
rally by the T. A. societies at Ear-
monia hall on Friday, March l. Arch
bishop Ireland and other prominent
speakers have been invited.
The contracts for furnishing 1l4.300
pounds of flour and $1,000 cigars to The
Department of Dakota have been
awarded to the Washburn Mill company
and Henry Doerr, respectively. OF this
city.
A benefit will be rendered the Robert
Emmett Literary society at the Pence,
Monday evening March 4. Frederick
Book will deliver Emmet's famous
speech and IAN Irish Princess" will be
the play.
There will be meeting of the county
officers Of the T. a. societies OF Henne-
pin on Sunday at the East Side Cru
saders hall at pm Business of Inn
portance will be transacted in regard
/ TO the coming conventions.
W. a. Herbster was larrested We'd.
nesday By DETECTIVE Doyle on the charge
of disposing Of mortgaged property
The Irish standard., 1889-02-23
The peOpIe's.

The Bankers Daughter will be pro
duced at the Peoples next week by the
re organized Peoples Theatre stock
company. Several new members have
been added to the company, and it is
believed that the company is much i'm
proved. The play Mick o. the Woods"
closes at the Peoples tonight after a.
successful week.
The Irish standard., 1889-02-23
Ths Man VIM Bonvbt tho RaiJroad.

Gu1 AtMU VIM OUukUV VIC N4IJIVhdlS
The 0thHr morntDg ~ the eohdncth,
of u train NotnH west tom Detroit wA'
pt.N8iug ArOlDd After t1GketB, bs Cant
To 81 MN vito WAyeJ Tim Away With {
Very Important A,r, 81 the eane TIM
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MINNEAPOLIS Produce.

MiKHNArOLJH. F1b M.
WHARF.-THE. ! hard was sreudy, closing n
lJH cash; LIB for May.
No. ! northern 100 Cid forcA.I,.
COnnLight enle.; 25a430c. according ia con
titi0u
NI1,pn Minneapolis patents, in sacks. to loca
dealers; k105; for, shipment ~ sache. Gel
lcth ~ jA7 Of; in barrels ~ G5Mg7 HG; deliysret
at New England points ~ s3a17 %; II New YorA
81 75l1a Ger 100 ,s, and bnckwheat. a54l6 per bbl
B1Ah--H lei at 50.
|, SnOlri--t3nlk, Sl2nj3
OATs-NO z white selling at 28c IN track
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RyENOmnni at 45@1jOc for Nos 2 and 3.
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by sample.
BUrrEn in job lots: Fancy creamery, 20G12t'c
extra frsts. 20Ge22; dniry, fancy, l7019c; .inry;
seconds, l1gl3c; dairy. thirds, 10@llc; packing
stock, I0GD1lc: grease. 4@Jc.
Eaas-St1ict1y fresh, l3c.
CAEEsE--Fancy full cream, $3.50; fine full
cream. 7@3c: part skins. 4f1bc.
POrATOES 25a:O
HiDEs-ln5. Green saltnd, SAC: Sheep pclts,
25a1 co.
PoULrRY--Dreesed chickens ]0ai2 per ID.
I,rassed turkeys l1al2 per 10.
WooL--Unwashed, l5a19c per Id: 2ia27 for
tub washed.
ONIOSs--4Ca50c per bu.
BEANS-FHncy navy per BIZ, .15n2.O.
HAY-5.O0 for wild: 500 for timothy.
The Irish standard., 1889-02-23
CITY BRIGEB

February 10, 1889.