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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-21
Public Sale of Farm Lands,
Town Lots and Houses,
at Paris, Ohio.

lwill oaot iof sale 10 tho hlHheN plou'h on
Saturday, February 23d, 1889,
a, Paris stark county ONO tho following described
property
butgh read, hnt'cmsa farm lAnd ana nntelAsi
bu ldlngs
road, All high lNud, good younH orchard, aud good
buildings,
i6acioa NJ tho same place ~ above, with good two
story house, stable AMI orchard, also good spring
nt tic house
8s9 norta, ono mllr southeast VI Paris. log house
aud barn with good apflHg NJ the house and small
orchard, hltn a coal hnuN
~ acres uutslnt north Part on fafl8
L0t number a m the town ut lNtla, Win ntet
class room house. two stables, ana good wen AZ the
house,
Reasonable terms 10 suit purchaser or VIII give
time Tor payment from 10 years with Interest
aud mortgage security,
1AuOn MATT,
doc20.iO iOwl prcohutHh stark Co, OHIO,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-21

THE fact that Mr.. Monnot Is dealing
with bad words beginning with u goes
TO show that the metOmorphosis Of II
free school book measure into q
monopolistic state school book trust Is
dangerous Repository last evening,
The above editorial at % cents n line,
only cost $3.50, This Is very reasona'
BILE for aposition ut the head Of the edi.
torial column.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-21
DOUBLE uDADnRs, f"

EDITOR News. DEMoCRAT;-Double
header trains are some trains put out
by the train dispatchers on our larger
railroads In order 10 make more money
for Capitalists" and "bond holders, but
they crowd OIL many honest people who
work for q living. These double head.
crB often are 80 large and unwieldy tLat
they break and cause collisions,
II occurs TO some people, that go II rs
In some of our larger churches, the
"train dispatchers' (tl0 high priesO
thinks TO make his train popular thus
makes up u double header by embracing
not only The theology Of his church but
couples with 10 u direct attack upon
"Christan Science and other parties,
who may be a9 honest for moral reform
as Is the high priest himself aud thus
the church tram 10 sent forth rs u sort
Of double header But doubling up on
trains Of this kind viii be a8 likely to
crowd OIL some who have been ON the
single train for many years, as are the
double headers on the railroad trains,
They viii also be as likely TO break and
cause collisions rs are the breaking
Of the double header railroad trains,
Our advice TO preachers Of the gospel Is
to keep ont Of this double header busi.
ness, "Render TO Caesar the things
that be Caesars and to God the things
that be Gods This Is an age Of In.
quiry, and II Is not best to "miX up 40
mach as some train dispatchers do.
OBSERVER
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-21
Legal Notice,

Enc H. naly, residing IN Che state ot Indiana, VIII
thko notice that William kCpllnFcf ON september
pad 1854 nlrd hla petition Ia the Govt Of Common
Pleas NJ Stark county Onto against her And uihpra
utnylhl Tor the payment ~ a judgment then hhN
OFthr amount OF tliO Rud costa aud due from the
lfihtdinn VI said fmu H. nnly Ton her maintenance,
Also pfiyinG that A. W Uushotlb executor VI
Elizabeth kuplln1ur deceased, hu directed 70 nN
the same out o funds IN hlt hands dup 10 Anl lgWt
\, unyi aud she N required iu UhHWUt on or hofutt
March lO itsn or Judgment aud decree may ht
taken against her ........
fphlidFt.Nuw WILLIAM kEPLlNuEH'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-21

The onterprsing boot and shoe firm
Of y lost Il LOpc have made some yalu'
able improvements In their store IN the
llarnett House block, Their goods
have been placed,upon shelves, giving
the center Of the room plenty Of open
space. No house In the city offers
greater bargains TO buyers than Yost
n Lape, Cal and Inspect their com
plote stock and save money
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-21
sntnrday tho Olh boz OF AInrch. lssO.

tho following described real estate, io'wil Known
o. he mlll properly M WaintshnWn, aud bounded
Nud ueaUlhrd 10 fuluWh being all ihAt pAft 0f tho
southwest quarter N section Twenty-Five, township
seventeen ianFe seven 90, which lies north VI tho
south bhnh NJ The Handy Hnd ieaVtt Canal ana tAst
~ the state road leading ffOW htcuheuylu % Cans
ton, except u certain lnt 0f ground adjoining said
ROAD and canal, which WAi heretofore decided ny
Isaac ~ iiuaa ~ LfAhrth Shine from The above de-
aeflbrd tact containing about one luUUh ~ On
aero atu excepting piece ~ ground un iNr iultr
tAht corner NJ said quarter containing one huH uuur
fourth acres auld ~ John Reed by snl1 kosHi also
excepting piece VI ground tUld ~ said Heed c0ns
tnlnlha NHrfra Also utcrp lnH u tract Uf laud IN
tho hfat described tract heretofore sold ~ John O.
MnnH by Isaac N li0ss and Adam hhuff0d contain
Ing about three (ul hcfea also tNoupipH The uHdls
yided three iGufihs 80 ~ The following tract be-
nH 10 100 Ot an aero N the northwest cOfher VI Tho
southwest quarter ut section twenty two (rel, ana
shelter 10 one Abot, The tract " lana hofolh de-
heFhed aud sought 10 hu phHltiUntd containing
thfiYtthfne (Hul acres more OF less together with
the MIN uudnH with all the pflyllrgra Rnd hppni'
trnHcra thereto hrlunRnN Including the water
privileges as nov oiJuirl, Wnl which passes
through the southwest quarter NJ und section 80,
hnd also saw mill aud two tenant houses situated
upon the lot Uf land above described,
AppalTod ~ tle0o,
Sale 10 commence NJ one O'Clock o. n fctml one.
third cash ana the balance ln one ana i've equal
annual paynrula with interest from dAy VI sale, So
cured Ny mortgage ON the premises tpll
A, LElNtNQElt Sheriff.
JL Rom, Any
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-21
INTERESTING FROM ouN. ALonR.

John sherman aas Got 20 Fish or Cut
BAIT Evidence Of Deep Trouble Ia tho
Republican Camp
DETROIT Feb, 10 Special, Con
Gernlng certain charges alleged TO have
been made against him by Senator
shermln Gen, Algrr says sherman
has got 30 say whether he did or did
not MAX the remarks 40 man shall
talk that way about me with impunity,
! wrote sherman q letter Wednesday
demanding ON explicit gvowU or dis
ayOwal OF his remarks about ne, attrlb'
utcd 10 him since the Chicago COnyen'
ton, or he has got 10 answer"
Many prominent Republicans predict
u failure for llarriaon's Cabinet, aud
the bgglst political revolution In
American history II 10 claimed platt,
of New York, has documentary eYl,
dencc Of duplclty on llarr8onH part,
that he took blaine into the Cabinet
against his Will, and mcaus 10 freeze
him out Harrison has announced
that his Cabinet officers will not DO
allowed TO influence any Of his appoint.
mputV
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-21
PURELY AoouNTRY AFFAIR

And Navarro Don't Want any Notorioty
on an tniantioIde Case,
In speaking of the recent unfortun.
ate case of an intrigue with serious re.
suits ~ Navarro the Independent says:
The Canton NEws'DENOCRAT writes
this unfortunate affair up aud says the
mother was u Navarro school girl The
girl, perhaps, never saw the inside of
The Navarro school, and the citizens
here desire the n, II. 10 please make q
correction The affair is purely In the
country aud Navarro does not care for
40 much menyiOble notoricty along
this line,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-21

CoNeREssNEN MORRILL,, Of Kansas,
is quite q handsome man, and In the
matrimonial market, His 55th birth
day occurred this week Some Wash.
ington girl sent him n box Of candy
with the following couplet.
Fliy.nvC'
A. I'm alive
Too sweet
10 eat
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-21
FARM FOR SALE.

IN putauhuer NJ nn order VI the Probate Court ul
stark county ohio Will offer for sale the farm be-
longing ~ John Custer Au dnhucllu Nnld lana 4
situate on the bolivar rond, 2I miles southeast o
Navarro, Onto AMI c0nlalnH lOt acres Thrfo Y
upon M uOmlnrs good twn story frame house
good bank bnfn aud ~ necessary out buildings
also nUyur.iAillng spring 0l water Nt house,
fOr other information call on the unlrfglEnod,
H. \ nFAsEL
Guardian Ot John Custer
Navarro o. rob 4 DIV
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-21
nrlnn From Tho Nolrhbnrhood.

On March 9TH Minerva viii take q
vote on local option,
Enterprsng little Cowollton is
bound TO have q pottery works, She'll
give from 5000 TO $1,000 for one,
Lougicllow's works will receive tho
attention Of COrrollton school children,
February a.
Friends are talking Of bringing out
George Hall as q Republican candidate
lor the onice Of Sheriff, He's Of Ma
vafre
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-21

GEN. BouLANdER says that he FIRST
learned the meaning of the word lib.
erty' ON his visit to this country. As
he is now trying to get q divorce from
his wife, II is probable he caught the
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-21

WE have some matter touching The
Repository management on the Smead
system In Canton, and their agitation
Of the question Of dollar gas, that will
prove interesting reading to all citizens
of Canton.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-21

THE election cf United States Seno.
tor now rests with Dorr anti.Kenna
Democrat Yesterday the vote stood
Golr ~, and KennN i2, Carr, labor
union, has gone over to the Republi-
cans,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-21

THERE will be nineteen men in the
new U,S,Senate whose aggregate wealth,
will, bis said foot up Sl3000OOO0, and
none of them are Democrats That is
not pleasant picture to contemplate,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-21
WHY IS THIS THUS,


IL is stated rs q fact that at the Re
publican banquet last night the names
of Foster and Mckinley were not men
toned, while cheers seemed constantly
ready for Blaine and Foraker, llnd
Joseph packed the banquet, or has he
captured the partisan persimmons2
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-21

MICHIGAN pays her governor S2,75
per day whilo the ianitor who has
charge Of the housegallery in the Capt.
tol gets S3per day,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-21

YOUNGSTOWN, having good pave.
ments and sewerage, now goes IN for u
public park. Canton wants good
sewerage and payements before we go
In for u park,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-21
Road Notice.

Notice IA hereby given that petition will be pre-
Aentod to tho Commissioners W stark county u
their next session, Narch ith A, u, lt9O, proilnl
for tho opening " 4 county road on the i0llnwihl
line tO.wlt IRON the lutgrsoCll0n Of Cherry nili
jackson streets pnstwafdly To Rowland road sat
road 10 be- sixty feet Wide, aud over the lnnlH OF th
Il0ton Iron aud steel Company Thomas Ferguson
and r. ~ Albert ns shown upon tho new man 9
the city Of Cantcn ONO, .... ...........,,.,.
Canton, o., Fob Q, 1880 7hw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-21

THE Repository of last evening pub.
lished q very able article, as the leading
editorial, In opposition 70 the Monnot
school book bill The nght now Ia 70
defeat the bill In ,s,,s Senate, The edi.
torial coG.,j,ins 6s lines. Under the Re.
n"ssltory'a contract with the school
book ring, made Jan, 2lst 1880, the fol
lowing paragraph occurs, "ARyJWr.
thor articles acceptable 10 be charged
At The rate Qf 20 cents per line, this ar.
tiCle win realize the sum OF SlibO 10
the Repository Co, This viii pay all
their printers for two days, and their
boiler plate matter for almost u week,
Now the Repository are selling their
subsidized organ for 8 cents, while we
are trying to conduct nm honest jour.
nal for 9 cents, II Is easy TO see that
we can't compete In the open market
with such opposition as this,
We demand u reform In the business
methods OF the Repository,
We are In earnest IN this demand,
This Is not personal matter, rs we
have no personal quarrel with any one,
and will not consent 10 have any,
This is q matter Of grave public con
| Cern,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-21
saturday, tho and day of March, 1850,
SHERIFF. SALE,

James ~ Martin ~ al order Of aale slAls @
Va inWNN NNiNlNuN ANNNa
QaroneTh Thompson etaL> Court
By virtue " An order " sac Issued
O,i6 M inc ahUye action aud " he liffrird Wlll
sNer fot saie at public Ouiory ~ tie dppl " the
I6uit house, In tho cllY oi Canton on
Saturday, tho card day Of Feb, 1880,
INC following described real estate, tosWi lots
numbered tWenii'nlH hundred Agl .lllylhtep
III ih8 6tY NJ Canon, htafk county OHIO
Appraised ~ 1880
sale 10 commence ~ ocloth H. m' Terms
'"'' a, Li,lsISGER, shorln
Am 4 now, Au'Yh
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-21
Rich and Poor,

Prince aud Peasant, the Millionaire and
Day Laborer, by their common use oi
this remedy, attest the worldwide rep
utatlOn Of Ayers Pills, Leading ply
seans recommend these pills for
Stomach and Liver Troubles, Costiye-
ness, nillGusness, and hiok Headache
also, Tor Rheumatismi Janndloe, and
Neuralgia, They arc augaT-eoated cons
tain no oal0mel are prompt, but mild,
IN operation aud, therefore, tho very
best medicine for Family uae, "a well az
fOr Travellers and Tourists, 4
~ have derived great relief from
Ayers PILLS, Five years ago / was
taken 30 III with .,tssss,
a-& Rheumatism %fta
that I was unable 70 do any work,
took three boxes OF Ayers Pills ana
was entirely cured, hlnGe that time |
am never without box Oi these pills"
Peter Christensen, Sherwood WIS, ~
"Ayer'a Pills have been In use In my
family upwards Of twenty years and
have completely verified all that ia
claimed iGr them, Ia attacks " piles,
fr0m which | suffered many yeaTA, they
afford greater relief than any other
medicine 1 ever tried" II, II, Adams,
Holly Springs Texas,
~ have used Ayers Pills Tor mum.
Der Of years, aud lave never found any
thing equal " them Tor giving me an
appetite and imparilng energy aud
strength W tho hYhleln, ! always Keep
them In tho hQuae,"-h, u, Jackson,
Wilmington, Del
"Two boxes Of Ayers Pills cured mo
Of severe
6v Headache, '~''4
from which l was long q apferer,"-.
Emma Keyea, iiubbardalon, Mass,
"Wheneyer am troubled with con-
hilpauon, oF suffer ir0m loss Of appetite,
Ayers filla aet me right again, ~ A,J,
hlHer jfp Rock House. va,
"Ayots Pills are In general demand
among our customers, Our sales OF
th6m exceed those Of oil other pills CONS
bined We have never known them
fall 20 give entire satisfaction"
Wright q liannelly, Ban Diego, Texas
Ayers Pills.
90 PREPARED ny "S-'g
Dr. j, o, Aver 4 Co.. Lowell, Mass.
IS Sold by al Dealers In Medicine.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-21

Marriage lccns1s have been issued
George Wirth md Anna COthnnl
IeonhnN of Canton, George Rcltig
and Agnes Kemp, of MussiIlon Henry
L, Cain and EWe e, Parker of Waynes-
burg,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-21
NOTICE.

Notice is hcrehy given that VIII not be iQspona-
Die fOr any debt contracted BY my son, Chtsti0n
station ohio CHRISTIAN KOrH, .
Feb n, 1880, DIV M0sslll0n, ONO,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-21
SHERIFF. SALE.

Hli Williamson Nfndl tAg0hhs,
Va hthfh Nn NnlninpN
Obed Williamson, Pleas COud
ny virtue Vt yend eNp0nas Issued ~ olUtk
Of dc court 0f cnnmun pleas NJ hlAfh county ono
Ia the above action, ana W me dlttrlth Wlll pHtt
house. Ia the olty VI Chnlon uii
Saturday, the End day OF March, 1850,
The following described real estate t0sWi
situate in tho township " ftflJ county NJ STARK
and itnir 6f Ohi0 aud known ~ Tho nnflehtl unhf.
t6f 0f feFtinn number ~ township number w ana
range number u containing 100 acres ui lAud,
Appraised MoLp5O
Halo TO commence ~ ono O'Clock " M Terms
'""' A, LEiNiNOEh sheriff,
nAtbwiN n sHiHLpA, AttyA
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-21
SHERIFF SALE.

hy virtue N au order N sale in partition issued hy
ihnclefk VI mo c0ur Oi ediHmOnplpaa " STARK C0t
uhiu iu tho ahuqe arlun, Hnd ~ mo directed, viii
onsr iot tao ~ puhno 0utory ~ lho door u lhn
court house iu tho cty " Canton, on
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-21

,.6oS. iOO Nice Cards, namo IN gold 100 Lat.
~ ~ "a gOuug ~ complete stories nnd Agents
GAa1 outnt 10 ctH, BEE HIVE SUPPLY Co.
'Psf9som ShorodWillc, OHIO
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-21
TRE sTARK COUNTY, pEMOCRAT- THURsDAY, FEB q, 1850

full Significance Of the word referred
% while he was in Chicago,-IN y
World,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-21
SHERIFF SALE,

s,h Estlsnsl Rank ofl Alias Ofderei hlael
fiilabuiH hlAlh hphNl neN'''N
w. llfA9 NN'NN
James l. bllwoHh o. al
Hy ylrtue gf an alias order " sails, Issued lY NO
el AZ thn OnuIt VI Common rlfas, ~ hlafk pnr %
M III ab0ye action aud W me llItWtl Nlll pnn,
Iof gslb Al pablo OniofY, ~ thh dppf pl we ppNll
house in No elH of Canton oh
saturday, tho snd day of March, 1882
the folievlng described real estate tGswiii helna
nAu Of the northwest quarter " hfeligh hNNlnel
L 0f Warrington township W tlAit lyuht
ONO bflHg village lnla nuuihpln W ~ lp W aNN
AK efeeut 200 fht Gf NJ hald lpt ~ ~ " " fplA ?
addition h said village 0f ny phlnAi saw lnls shl
pau III lGls helnH bounded on we ntal w Wpn'
Ib6TtY stfeHf on Tho east ~ lhhh! hl inNh MNipNi
fii me sGuih hY lands NJ hllhph Iphhaluii HNW ul
tIs u6ftb by lands Ut iifHU AHlIlrhi ANN Ntlii hl
W sald lGis hnd iand Included within sAl lnungall
e6ntainiuE ah0tit seven acres, excepting lhtibiph
no south half " said iol W
Appraised 900
aals 10 commence ~ ono o'clock . m' Terms
'"" A, LKimNGEH hhodn,
TnAYHR a 0its0H, Atys
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-21
sntnrdny. the Oth any Of Maroh, lssO.

Che following described real estate Tho undls
enff0ufth W part Of tho northeast quarter et Soc
lion tbTpe (0), township seventeen (sAhdy) range
seven az, IN blatk county OHIO, lgslnnl,H ioi the
thence cast along the north ltho of tad quarter Hl
and "a. 100 chains 20 the Ian ct =, hluli ihenSe
tOntheAhtefly along the lands Qf hluu w mviS sv
hene6 south along the EAST line OF HAld quarter A'yv
ehAlnal thence north. ny deRfeta west 70 the west
ouhfter iinei thence north along tho west quhilpt
inc pl and hhsiOO chains 10 tho north llno 0t tho
ouarior 10 the place OF beginning containing ~
aefoa more or less, subject W tho dover Interest
which has been assigned 70 Chlhotlho npNtI MlNVM
Of Conrad Boyer deceased
Appraised NJ slO0o,
Sale 70 commence At one O'Clock ,, m, Terms
'''"' A. LEINigGisR, sheriff,
NOM A NogAuTy. Att'yA
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-21
sHERIFE SALE.

IVY virtue OF yondl oxp0naa, lssncd by tho
olOfk VI Tho court Of common plcM uf STARK
county Onto and " me directed WIZ ontf iur sue
STARK county, one on
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-21
aHnRIFF aALR.

llOf Alias order ~ sac,
blaIk county unmlali
rlfee ppnII
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-21

IN pursuance OF an order Of the Probate Court O
stark county, ONO, ! WIN offer for sale, ut publ
auction. on
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-07-29

THE LATE A. J. HooKER.-The remains
Of Mr.. Andrew J. Hooker, whose death at
the residence of Mr. George Appch last
Saturday afternoon was mentioned in the
GAZETTE, were yesterday evening sent to
the home of his mother in Reading, Pa, for
interment Mr. Hooker was for some years
past an empoye of the Midland road in this
city and by his many excellent traits OF
character made many f;i4nds here He wa
q meu1her of Jackson Lodge Of MasooE,
Potomac Lodge o. o I'd Fsllows md of the
Musical Association. His remains We're
Yesterday evening escorted to the depot by
this two lodges above named ana ny a dele
CATION from tho Musical Association, end just
before ths starting of the train the Masonic
burial service was read. Messrs. Frank
Waifisld aud John Fisher, of Jacks Lodge,
accompanied the remains to Reading. where
to day they were inferred with Masonic
ceremonies.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-07-29
JOCAT, RREVITIES.

r. B. Tyler, Waterman in the Treasury, in
Washington, from Virgins, was dismissed GA Sat-
urday.
Three large schooners loaded with ice passed up
the river yesterday from the kennebec Tor Wash
irgton.
Twenty thousand Knights Templar are ex-
pccted to take part in the Triennial Encampment
at Washington in October.
Messis G. cen Wise, real estate agents. have
sold for the Summers heirs farm of about ninety
acres adjoining Falls Church, to Judge A. A.
Freeman for $1,000.
Two large iron giders, each weighing over q
tom recently taken from the old cooper shop, for
merly the old church, at Occoquan. were brought
here on Saturday on the steamer Occoquan.
Marriage licenses were issued in Washington on
Saturday to Thomas Elliott Jeter, of HALIFAX
county and Mamie Brooke Jeter, of Prince Will
liam county and to Andrew Butler, of Fairfax
county, and Sarah Nclson.
The car inspectors of the Midland road to-day
presented Mr.. j. I. Malls with handsome gold
headed cane SIS mark of their esteem MIR. a.
wss for number of years the foren ian of the Mid
land car shops but recently resigned.
News has been received here of the death near
Hamilton, Bermuda, of Mrs. Katharine h. Mas.
tiers, wifi, of Mr.. Samuel A. Masters, formerly CT
this CITY Mrs. NJ. was daughter Of the late DR..
Rose, of Fauquier county, and was most estima-
BILE lady, greatly loved by all who knew her. she
leaves several children.
Last night about 10 o'clock while tho family OF
Rev. Mr.. Mouse were sitting on their front steps,
they were start, led by the fall of an object near
one of the trees. After short search carrier
pigeon was discovered, having on one leg metal
ring with 'R 155" on ton the other leg vul-
canite ring with ky" ca it. This morning Mr..
Nourse wiote upon oil paper, "Fell at Alexandra,
Va 10 p m, 2Sth inst. Report to Rev. J. NJ;
Nourse' attached the note to one of tho rings and
released he pigeon Another stray carlier pigeon
was seen in that neighborhood this morning
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-07-29

1t is announced that Bishop Keane has
succeeded 10 selecting the required number
of divinity students-ffav fl ve-for the open
ing of the new Catholic University at Wash
ington They are all in sacred orders, but as
yet all are not priests. The famous Able
Hogan, of the Boston Seminary, with two
Sulpician assistants, will have charge of the
discipline of the University, but will decline
any share of the teaching,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-07-29

The pseudo Christ of Liberty county,
Ga. ia In Jail and twenty-nine of his delu
ded followers are incarcerated with him.
The sheriff, aided by forty citizens OF the
county, effected the arrests Saturday morn
Jog. A Jury WAS Immediately formed to try
James for luuacy, the charge having been
preferred by several citizens. After a sat
isfactory inquiry the jury pronounced James
non compos mentis and ordered his iGcarce-
ration as snch.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-07-29

Elections for members of the Councils.
General were held throughout France yester.
day. Gen. Bouanger contests 451 cantons
He he's been successful In Bordeaux, where
he polled s .4l6 votes, against 2.69l for his
opponent. He was defeated in Montpel Ter
and Rouen. The results are known in APO
csntons Bousngsr Ia successful In only
nine. The republicans gain three seats
from conservatives.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-07-29

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