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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-25
AmIra NJ .Inhnainmn.

JoHNsTowN, July e. - Treasurer
Thompson 10 still busily engaged paying
out money. Judge Cummin does not
spend much time In his office, ~ ho Ia
busy getting things in shape for the next
distribution Little shantiea are spring.
ing up where licensed houses formerly
stood and liquors are put on draught
Two boys on Washington street have
fixed up temporary bar and are play
ing saloon keeper like hardened old men.
Their parents were drowned In the
food, thc only Legacy they left their
children being the lioonso certificate
The Red Cross society have taken charge
Of the distribution Of clothing and fur
niture, For some days past largo gangs
Of worltmen have boon taking out brick,
and now thoro are great piles stored In
different parts Of the town, II Is booom-
ing u serious question what 10 do with
them, but the proposition 10 giy0 each
person who owned q brick house ag
many us formerly viii likely be adopted.
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riTmHuR0, July g,
BUTTER Creamery Elgin,. lwtlpol Ohio,
do, iHlHoj fresh dairy packed, iaDibo ooun'
nv r0llH lWUl4C,
'GIiEEaE Ohio cheese, alGol New York,
lWMlOl6oj llmhpfgeE NGiicl domestic hweitfer
cheese, plftlslso Imported sWellseg Hlsq,
EOuH.lhl6ltibC prr dozen for strictly ffeah,
fNulTA= Apple gutGAm Y baWell plpe'
apples, Slnbie y per dqlonl fed rAhpbefrlep,
Whurtl0horrloa, iftsi,D pail, hlAQkperflea, 8
6ito per quart Wild goose plumn, ~ 10 ofatol
CufrnntH, ANn a,huahrl atAndl Whttrmol0nn,
eiafsh pcf hundrrdl hl0kel pears, tf,uideA
v bunhel crate, Alabama peaches, o'baHkct
pOfATOEs -SlgMiiS y barrel.
POULTRY live hprlng chickens, bn0Oo v
pair old, i0Iiho 4 pnlr
VEGETABLES = Tomatoes Miselfhipplh
fourshAaket casts, sl,iiltauOl bepna, round wax
fancy $50 n crate btAnh, round wax medium,
beota Adta0 prf dOfenl cpeumbpfh, 100
MelO por buthr huN rhddlhhea, large
white and gray iht'ho per d0kehl cabbage,
twO.hhrrol crates, Louisville and ~, l0ulh
81 ls56bl,b ,bl eastern, Hlnglo,harrol crates, elull
81 80, now celery ihtGlo y dozen,
OATS-NO. = white, iEleMMoi extra No .,
allalNoi No, white, WSTdAloI No, y mixed,
FLoUh-Jobbag prices = Fancy winter
aud sprlgg 10 wlghlS. BIhgoRe ,ywlpihsr
straight NNNN baherA Si'stGi,bO rye hour,
HAY-Baled timothy, choice, Si6,0Oni6 20 per
toni No do, SllUtQhll lbli No, n do, eif bOlplHt0
loose from wagon, slHUnniHOl, No, | upland
prairie, NoMbllO0i No& SLtous'p packing
Do eb, b,btb0bO,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-25
A Bed.oullt Trust Formed.

New York, July 2l.-Two new trusts
were announced yesterday. Ono is a
bed.quilt trust, the two houses which
practically control the manufacture Of
comforter having pooled their intor-
ests, The price of the quilts, II Is said,
will be advanced 20 per cent, The
other Is q free lunch trust, The Knick-
orbocker Bean company proposes 70 sup
ply all the saloons In the city with the
materials for lunches The company Is
absorbing many Of the "routes" Of indi-
ylduals who have been supplying tho IN
looms In their vicinity, and In cases
where the small fry refuse 10 mako way
for the big concern tho latter threatens
TO supply the saloons Ut half the prices
now prevailing, and thus drive the indi-
vidual purvoyOrs out Of business.
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NInlLInr IrrnllrnL prnrrnaa.

Sioux FALLS, s, d., July 2i.-The
South Dakota convention yesterday
made excellent progress in passing upon
the different articles that had been re-
ported by the several committees. The
convention adopted articles embracing
the following topics; Impeachment and
removal from Office, election and right
OF suffrage, state institutions and public
buildings, exemptions, banking and oth
rency, seal and coat Of arms, military
affairs, county and township organiza-
ton, the articles on executive and nd.
ministrative and the oath Of Office, The
committee report that tho convention
could not provide for exemption Of Mem
nonits from military duty was adopted
ag was memorial 10 congress asking
for geological and photographed sur.
vey OF South Dakota. Tho most im-
portant report made was that on
Judiciary, which gave reasons for in
creasing tho number Of judicial districts
from six 10 eight, and then defined the
eight districts. The report also included
all the court machinery as provided in
the Sioux Falls constitution.
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A Valuable Suggestion.

Ed. NEWS. DEMOCRAT; / notice
worSmen digging on North Market
street yesterday pIling up loose stones
and making heaps Of dirt from the gut
ters. A short time ago these same
stones were piled up and left In heaps.
II took about two weeks 10 sec them
scattered all over the road again, /
suppose the dirt 10 piled up TO be haul.
cd OFF. In the mean time no effort ia
made 10 level the street. Now II seems
10 me that this kind OF work Ia money
thrown away. Why not draw of the
stones and round mp the street from
the dirt In the CUTTERS. This would
take less work. and the street could
then be used for driving. What sense
ia there In the work now being beng
done. CITIZEN.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-25

PHILADELPHIA, July A,-lhe Amorl'
can Iron and Steel association has COLI
lected complete statistics Of the pr0duc'
ton Of all kinds Of pig Iron Ia the
United States for the first six months Of
1880, also statistics Of the stocks Of un'
sold pig iron In the hands Of manu-
fncturem on June 40 last and Of the
number Of furnaces In blast and out Of
blast at that date, Tho production Of
pig In the first half Of 1850 10 the largest
In any six months In the history Of tho
American iron trade, Tho stocks OF
unsold pig June 80 were much larger
than Ut tho close Of any aemi.annual
period for q number Of years, The total
American production Of pig for the
period named was i,lO7 500 net tons Of
1000 pounds, or 8,GO7,707 gross tons Of
2,9lO pounds, against 8,i0O,6l6 gross
tons In the last six months Of 1888, The
increase In pig was wholly In the kinds
used for general foundry and mill pur'
poses, There was decrease In the pro,
duotion Of bcsacmor pig, The stocks Of
pig unsold ON June 80 and not intended
FOR consumption by the holders amounted
10 509, ,O3i gross tons, against 800, III ON
Dec. 81, There was aSs furnaces In
blast on June 80 and 2O8 out OF blast,
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slntc Rnnfcrs ncnled a Chnrtcr

CHICAGO, July 2i,-The executive
board Of the knights of Labor will finish
their session In this city to-day, SO far
as can bo learned the work of the board
during the week Il has been In session
has resulted In few surprises and little
besidcs the Issuing Of new charters and
other routine business During yestor.
days session the board decided TO sus-
tain the soamon's union Of Oswego, N,
y, In their fight with the vessel owners
association at that place. A petition
from number Of slate ro0fers NJ Pitts
burg, asking for q district charter was
refused, the board being Of the opinion
that the petitioners We're non.union men
who had taken the places Of union men
while the lattor were out on a strike,
and now attempted 10 fortify their posi-
ton and constitute themselves, II posi-
BILE, Knights In good standing Tho
members Of the board all denied en-.
phatically the report that District As.
sombly No, 40, OF New York, is In dan.
ger OF dissolution, and claim II is in q
more satisfactory condition than ever
bpforp
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kfMMLFnls CAGE.
Thomas A, Edison Testiaes That 1000
Yults WIN Cause instantaneous Death

Thomas A, Edison Iestihes THAT 1000
yolh WIN Cause Inslaalaneous Death
NRw YORK, July 9,-'lhomas A,
Edison, tho "Wigaid Of Menlo Park
came before Referee Becker Ia the
Kemmlsr reference 10 testify ~ ~ tho
probabilities Of electricity IN ~ Rpplloa'
lion % q deaih-dsallng force, Mr, Edison
said that for twer ty-hlN years he lAl
been actively Interested ~ the workings
OF electricity, and considered himself
very we'll acquainted with dynamoR,
On Saturday, hearing that he would
probably ne called 10 testify ln The. case,
he experimental on $40 Of his wQrllmeh
with tho view Of a6eerlalning their fe'
sIatances, lIe found that the average
measurement was 1000 uhma, tho le'
distances exhibited varying from 600 70
1900 0hma. Ito heard Of tests that
proved that some parts Of the body OK,
hlblted resistance Of 900, 900 OhmH ANA
he did not doubt Il IN the least A burn
was conclusive evidence that tie contact
was imperfect and that very little cur
rGnt paBsed through the body, ~ have
come 10 tho conclusion said Mr., Edison,
"that 900 volts will cause instantaneous
and painless death, II Mr, Smith, who
stated that h0 had experienced a shock
Of I, 900 volts without serious injury,
will come OyeTtO my laboratory and huo'
oeaillly Withstand shock Of 100 volts
win give him HlO0." In his Gypen,
ments ON his worllmcn, Mr., Edison found
that eight volts Of alternating current
was all they cared 10 try,
In the GrOm-eyamlnatlon, MI Edison
testified respecting tho Westinghouse
machines and admitted that Il was based
on belief A, u, Kennedy, ono Of Mr.
EdisonH electricians, next testified, lie
lnieyed / 200 volts was enough 70 cause
death In all cases, Tho hearing VIII
probably bo concluded to-day,
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LAeTATED F00D A. 1.I,.l I1..l IasI.I 1,5I.E elE


ZANEsyILLR, o., July al,-The Young
Mems Prohibition league Of Ohio In
annual session here lAat night chose
officers ~ foll1wal President u, q, Dln-
widdio, Of Clark countyi secretary, ~
a, Taylor Of MldNmj treasurer u, q,
Davis, IT Aiusl,nWmi executive COM
milteo q, w. NHph, Of Highland, and "
B, lus0n, ui Champaign Great en-
thuBIaun prevailed Ht tho meeting, aud
s,eFchri WpW mndo by ~ &, DInWiddie
aud others, To-day tho Ohio state Pro-
lilition convention meets here and hun
dfDiB Of delegates nrr already 0u tho
ground, There win also he held q meet
ing commemorative ihe twentieth
annIyermy OF tlo bllth Of the party In
Ohio,
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saw Hor Stocking Up.

An exchange speaks of a millinery
store kept by a very eytimable lady, and
says the editor was grati0ed TO see her
stocking up, The editor says he was
never 80 astonished In his born days as
he was when the paper came out, TO
meet the millinery lady and have her
strike him across the brow with her
umbrella and tell him he was q liarand
that she would tell his wife. lie didn't
know what she was mad nj and he had
TO read the item over n hundred times
TO see II there was anything spiteful In
40
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Monday, August 9Th, 1889, The Oleye'
land, Akron q Columbus Ry. will run
It's dth annual, popular patronized,
Chautauqua Lake excursion via Akron
and the Erie Ry,, leaving Columbus ut
II 30 a. M, passing 0rryille at 3.0S p.
M, and arriving at Lakewood at 10 p.
m, where immediate connection is
made with the last boat for the Chau-
tauqua Assembly grounds. Note the
exceeding lowJates.
From all stations columbus 70 MI Vernon a. =,
From Gambler 10 MlllcrsburF, lncluslye..." 40
from Dresden Junction 10 Inyhnd, inclusive, 9oO
From bonneville 70 Orryllo, lnoluhlve''.''," aoO
Tickets good 16 days, including date
OF sale There will be Parlor Cars at
tached, which will enable the tourist to
make d most luxurious trip.
DO not fail TO avail yourself of this
rare opportunity Of visiting the Athens
of Ame,ioa, where innumerable varied
intellectual feasts can be enjoyed ut
such little cost. ii. j. DuN1AM,.
I'd Genl Pass. Agt
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Some Social Mattorn.

A very pleasant social affair took
place at the residence Of John M. and
Mary Myers at No. 33 HouSel street on
Saturday evening, II being the eigh.
teenth anniversary of their marriage.
A splendid supper was served. Thanks
were extended TO Mr.. Archie Brown for
music.
Mr.. A. II. Brlces Sunday school class
gave social last evening at the resi-.
dence Of Miss BERTHE Hammond, No 2l0
North Market street. A great many
were present and excellent time had.
Refreshments were served,
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New York Money Market

Nav YoHK, July a.
Money closed ~ 80 per cent, the highest
. puf cent lowest, pni cent
fEphAnge closed steady but auleii posted
rates tLNdtmla actual .fhlea u elRlitpla
Government bonds CLOSED stegdyl Currency
o., l,lh bid "a coupon, Lssll bid Dls do ibo1i
Pacific railroad bonds closed Rs follOWsl
Onion hrsta, iliLldi do shaking funds, Lii9s
bid tHulWls, ! ~ nd
State bonds closed dull,
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Relnstatod by secretary window.

NEW YoRK, July 24.-Secrotary
Window has reinstated Examiner
Remesen and Samplers Twamley and
Cole in the sugar room Of the appraisers
department OF the custom house, who
were dismissed by Secretary Fairchild
on account Of the so-called sugar frauds
some time ago. II is reported that
Examiner McElwee, who had u good
deal 10 do in causing the dismissal Of
the men, will be himself dismissed.
His resignation has been offered, but not
o,,antnd
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THE STARK COUNTY DEMOCRAT URsDAY, JULY o. 1889

imperfect hearing, and when II 70 on.
tirbly closed, Deafness ~ tho result, ana
unless tho Inflammation can DO taken
out and this tubs restored 10 10 normal
condition, hearing will be destroyed
forever, nine cases out OF len are eauh'
cd by oatanh, which IL nothing but an
inaamed condition OF the mueua sur
faces
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any ease OF Deafness, (eauhed by
oatarh,) that we cannot cure by taking
Halls DatarTh Cure, Send for olfeu'
lars, free, II, j, CHENEY a Goa,
Toledo, Ohio,
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Wml I'M Ouran N VI-ir Irelnnd,

puHMN July yel, The trustees Of tho
National lIUuy oi lwilul aud tho
board Of yis.ioH ot tie iWbl.n Science
museum have IWaWd resolutions urging
tho queen Ia yialt hclnnd ln the spring
aud have notified the government Of
their action, II ID believed that this
move has hepn tngon Ht the instance Of
tho London authorities ~ pave tho way
for aunh Il Whit
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Iho Tenants q Right To Combine.

LONDON, July "a, The Telegraph this
morning contains an editorial on the
now tonNnlH defence league, In which u
aaya that the Irish tenants have q per.
feet right 10 combine for the purposes
ayowod By the league, and every honest
man ought 10 wish success 10 their new
The Post also speaks In
terms Of approval OF the league,
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pnAFNnss oAN,p nm oupnp

by local application, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There 10 only one way to cure deafness,
and that is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused by an innamed con
dition Of the mucus lining of the Eus.
tachian Tube. When this tube gets in.
famed you have a rumbling sound of
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10 mild Esiiroads ia ireland,

LoEpdg, July el,-By vote Of $50 10
20 The house Of commons paaHed the bill
granting O lump sum Of edOO,OO out Of
lhs Treasury inr ths building OF railroads
In ireland liy tho provisions Of tho
bill the government may elect 10 uHe IN
stead uf this lump HuI annual payment
Of e2,OOO pounds In perpctuity Tor the
BurBOHe
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EnrlIshmen Capture Another brewery

BUFFALO, July A.-The cooperative
brewery stockholders have sold their
stock 10 an English syndicate for $40
per share, an advanc Of $50 on the sum
Of $50, the amount originally paid for
each share. They clear 100000 on the
plant. II Is understood that the brewery,
which is one Of the largest in the city,
will be used as a bottling works
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New YorE Produce Exchange,

NrW Y0HR, July G
FLOUR Closed dull but steady. prices un.
ohHngedL southern -four Qulel, unchanged
ltYE Dull,
MARLEY Nominal,
hO0Ai- Raw nothing dninW prices nnml.
naly unchanged refined 80 lOWeri outlnAf
aud crushed p6Cl powdered Waol granulatpd,
pel mould A, pci oubra, plle pohleollohefh' A,
WlO,
hCTTEIi- Dull eastern creamery, ieailel
Wfstrfn do, iRfihlaH,
CnEEAE' Qulff. factory, New York ohtds
dHF hlNHlGci western nat, iMihp,
INNa DULL ffrsh eastern nfHiH, 40
NlbOi Canadian do, llOl western do, ihlstlip,
COftEh-Apn frml falr lilo cargopa, i0)iol
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presldent webb Gone Into cnmp,

PLATTsBURo, N. y, July 24.-Presi-
dent Webb, Of the Wagner Palace Car
company, Mrs. Webb, Mrs w. II. Van
derbilt, Miss Webb, Miss Shepard and j.
Louis Webb arrived here in DIR. Webb's
new 100000 yacht Elfrid, and took n
special train for Bloomingdale, whence
they go TO II. Mex. Twombley's camp,
on Upper ST. Regis lake, in the Adiron-
dacks. Mr.. Twombley occupies Anson
Phelps Stokes camp, paying therefore,
IL is said, rental OF $4,000 for the
Hpngon
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nnndY.nIndo Conrontlnn.

BISMARCK, N. OAK, July 24.-The
ready.made constitution was up for con-
sideration, but action was postponed on
Il until to-day. The proposition TO have
the legislature consist of one house was
taken up. II Is very liable TO fail. The
report Of the committee on counties was
also discussed
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SHAMoKIN, Pa, July PA represen-
tative Of the Vanderbilts to-day pur-
chased the interests OF number Of
heavy local stockholders in the Beech
Creek Coal company. Over $4,000, 900
were involved in the transaction. The
Vanderbilts are now sole owners Of the
Beech Creol, railroad,
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An uNTIMELY END.
John nrcdin Son Of Judge nrcdln, Falls
from Bridge aud II Drowned,

John nredin, Son Of Judge nredln, Falls
from Bridge aud Ia Drowned,
PIrTsnuR0, July ei,-John Bredin,
aged 30 Year,, son OF Judge Bredin, Of
Union avenue, Allegheny, was drowned
In the Allegheny river shortly after 0
o'clock Tuesday morning, The young
man had been drinking 10 excess, and
about o'clock was observed by the toll,
keeper Of the Ninth street bridge CROSS
ing over the structure 10 this city, He
started 20 rotracc his stops, but ON meet
ing u man standing In the entrance OF
the bridge hC turned back 10 u house on
Ninth street, where he laid down on tho
steps Shortly afterwards he arose
and started 10 cross the bridge, When
he had reached the second pier from
this side Of the river the toll.keopcr saw
him stop and commence climbing up the
railing, He told man who was NJ the
toll house 10 run out, but before the nm.
fortunate young man could be reached
he had plunged into tho river The man
saw him struggling In the water and
called 20 him % keep up until h0 could
reach him In q aliill, Brcdin mado no
reply, but when the man reached the
place whore he was h0 had disappeared,
Men IN boats were out all day search.
ing for tho body, and although the
dyor at that point Is not very deep, the
body had not been recovered up 10 nm
carly hour Wednesday morning, II Is
generally believed that the body has
been carried down stream by the cur
rent The young mans friends have no
idea that he intended committing
auicide.
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10 Aot ~ y Cheok ~ iluaslnn Inlrlauea.

LONDON, July el,-lt h stated that
Germany and Austria have both con.
yCycd TO Milan, the King Of Scryia, who
recently abdlcated the throne, their do
sire that he return 10 Seryla and resume
the supreme power, ~ check upon
Russian intriguca Ia that country,
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nouiangcra Trial set Down for Aug. 4,

PARIS, July 98.-Tho trials Of MoNra.
Bouangcr, Dillon and Roehefort In the
senate court have been definitely Axod
for Aug, y, All the deiondanta have
been given additional ten daya In which
10 comply with tho summons before
being nltlnwcd,
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Building Notice.

Notice N horoby given that sealed bids VIII 20 ro,
celvrd by the clerk OF the Board Of Education OF
Maploton epeuln school district NJ Maploton stark
county, OHIO, until twelve O'Clock noon on ths 22hd
day of August a. u 1880,
Tnoh md ahall contain the name Of Overy pofHon
lntoreeted In the same and shall be accompanied ny
annioont guarantee Of some Responsible dlalntor.
egted purson that n the bid 10 accepted oOntfaqt
win DO entered INTO ana the porlormhnoe vi "
sad hoard reserves tho right TO reject ahy or all
bids ,,...,.. . A.. .,..,,
PHILIP SilEAREH,
Clerk " said Board OF Educatlon'
Tnlv obth 1pgp hive
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when Baby was nick, wo gave her csStoria'
Whom she was Child she cried for cAstoria,
When shc became HiaS sho clung 70 castoria,
When Slo had Children. sho gave them oAStoriA
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mo TRADE-1hu owner OF Residence IN Canton,
i IN perfect repair having all modern improve.
ments and extensive grounds deglfee 70 trade on o
weat OF Canton. Address, with description OF farm
oiforod, A. D., care Democrat ONCE, Canton ONO
1lo.tf-daw
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Don't increase the danger with opium
remedies. Give Rlnehart'e Blackberry;
no opium. 25c. DurbiD, Wright u Co.
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TOP nWANCn

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NORTH not Nd TRAINS,
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CLEVELAND a CANTON RAILROAD,
Depot Esst TuschfAwAa ana RA1ton Atreeia,
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VALLEY RAILWAY,

sDaliy tralnA No, 10 aoes uot un west of nAs'
aillnh h. 1, HOLLtiL Ticket Az
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rIrranuH0H, w. wAySr = omoA0o ~ n
Depot located corner ION and AhItdn streets,
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TRAVELLERS REGISTER.
CANTON.

& Trains on all roads run on standard Tina which
10 ~ minutes slower than ultY ilmh
Street cars un 70 aud non All pnlula
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the MARkGTB.

lNkoRg 1yEs ls gII ss."s s.s :s.s. ..:.y
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Iz1z-z-a-2zza-z---s-@---g
VALLEY HALLWAY,
Depot West ruh0Arawh street
Ths following limo schedule goea int afest oh
huudky, June pth, nRpi
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-26
New suits.

D. R. Bresrly sues Lizzie Baker and
others for $100.36 and interest due on a
street assessment on South Sichel street.
The same party sues Kate Simpson
and others for $292. 43 on the same &C.
count.
Thomas Gormley sues A. B. Roth fol-
$4 900 due on a promissory note secured
by a mortgage. He also sues for inter.
est. attorneys fees, etc.
L. G. Goodrich sues G. A. Lathrop to
declare a certain contract to purchase
real estate rescinded, because the de.
fendant has not complied with the terms
thereof.
Annis jenkins sues Geo. A. Alley and
others to purchase mortgage given to
secure note for 5000.
Dominick Holdener sues the Cali
fornia Accident Indemnity Company for
81, 500 alleged to be due from said com
pany on policy bond to Frank Hol.
dener, who was killed by being kicked
by team of horses. The deceased was
a brother of the plaintiff.
JIG. Merrill petitions to 60 into volun-
tary insolvency. His liabilities are
S., ,327 81, and his assets are $1S1 25.