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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-06-15
A remou. Hattie uround.

On the banks of the Tippecanoe, small
stream which entcr tho Wabasf river In In
diana, was fought the terrible battle Of TipPc-
canoe.
In this great struggle OF frontier times, tho
allied Western Indians under the chieftainship p
OF Elsk watswa, the " Prophet" were DEFEATED
in November, ISL, by the Americans under the
command Of Gen. Vim. II. HARRISON
II was n desperate, hard fought battie, ana
much depended upon the result
Had the Indians been successful, nj barriers
Of defence for the early settlers would have been
overthrown and the deadly tomnhawk would
have been active IN the rapid determination of
the remaining pioneers. On the other hand the
fortunate termination Of the contest put an end
20 further attempts at open warfare by the In
dians The rich territory, NO long overrun by
hostile savages, was thrown open for settle
ment, which rapidly occurred rs soon as the
news Of the great victory became widespread
Naturally great praise was rendered to the
succcss and intrepid bravery Of Gen. Harrison,
aud he was honored In many ways. lie after
wards served as Commander Of the Army ol
the Northwest, and when Indiana was admitted
20 statehood, he was selected To represent the
state In the United States Senate. In 1870 he
was elected president and his unfortunate de
mise occurred shortly after being inaugurated
The forty second anniversary Of the Battle o
Tippecanoe found the gallant grandson Of "old
Tip" leading his forces 10 great political vie
tory which resulted In the selection ofoen hen
Harrison as presidentiof the United States.
The Harrisons have been o hardy race Of men,
sprung from old log cabin stock, which is q
sufficient guarantee Of Its genuineness wherever
found. Realizing the truth of this effort has
been made to re-discOvcr some of the secret,
contained In the old log cabin stock of useful
articles, and as the result, the famous Old Loe
Cabin sarsapariila, universally regarded as th'
best Spring tonic and blood cleanser has beer
found. Not satisfied with the world wide esteem
which Is held for Warmers Safe Cure, the oni,
cure for kidney diseases, the proprietor is Will
ing to do all that IL possible to establish War
ner's Log Cabin Sarsaparilln as foremost Rmopl
household articles on account Of Its purity ant
effectiveness.
After all, each individual has, at all times. th'
great battle OF life or death to fight, and foI
security attention must necessarily be given tt
the best weapons which science can offer hu
manity In the great contest.
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3lIunamtokrr's.

1lIanatmakrr's.
willy as the weather.
Thirteenth and Market streets.
Women's Canvas Oxfords,
$I.25, $I.75, s..
Womens Canvas Button and
Lace Shoes, $I.5o and 81.
Women's Dongola and Kid
Oxfords, $3.50 to S..
That's the merest hint of
what is going on in one corner
of the Shoe store.
Put these Shoes alongside
like styles from anywhere else
and you'll see why such big
slice of the Shoe trade of the
town is done under this roof.
Market street front, west Of Main Aisle
John Wanamaker.
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YIOOD'S SARSAPARlLLA.
1T COSTS LESS

ON the question Of real economy Hoods Sar-
saparilla In so far ahead Of other prepa arations
rs To place them entirely out Of the race COM
pctitors. Here are facts In regard to this popu-
ar medicine, easily susceptible OF conclusive
proof
!, Hoods Sarsa parilla Costs the Manufacturer
More than any other competing preparation,
because 10 is more highly concentrated and con-
tains more real medical value.
2. u costs the Jobber More, as n conseq
Of the fact just stated.
g. IL costs the Retail Druggist More, for the
same reason--as can easily be learned by In
quiry. Hence the desire Of some retailers To sell
their own preparations, which cost them less,
aud for which they get the same price, thus
making more money. Hut
T. IL Costs the Consumer LESS than any other
medicine, because Of its greater concentrated
strength and the quantity In each bottle, and
truly be said, 100 Doses One Dollar"
That the people appreciate this is shown by
the fact that Hoods Sarsapnrila has the I.arg-
ost sale of any sarsapnrilla or blood purifier. II
possesses peculiar merit and effects wonderful
cures. "
POINT FOR YOU.
when you buy your spring medicine You
want the best. Ask for Hoods Sarsapariila, and
Insist upon having u. Do not let any argument
or persuasion influence you to buy what you do
not want BE sure To get the ideal spring medi-
cline.
HOODS SARSAPARILLA
Sold by all druggists. 81; six for So. Prepared
only by 4. !. HOOD & co, Lowell, Mass.
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR. CD
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sullivan Released, on Ua,I.

Alexander Sullivan was on Friday re-
leased from, custody In Chicago ON so, 0,OOO
bail. Four bondsmen nj once qualified for
ihree-quarter million of real estate. The
judges decision practically was to the effect
that, as the case stands at present, there
except the fact that he was an enemy Of
Cronin's, and that Cronin was just as bitter
an enemy of his. The special grand jury
continued the investigation i'm the Cronin
case, but, so far as known, there were no
new developments. II Is stated that the
jury began an inquiry into Alexander Sui
livan's alleged speculation with Clan ma
Gael funds
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PERSONAL.

RopErr T.. Porter, chief Of tho census
bureau, has consented to make tariff
speech in Lancaster on July 4.
REV. A. u. YocuM, n prominent Meth
odist minister, died on Friday In Altoona,
from the effects Of an apopletic stroke re-
ceived In the pulpit last Sunday morning.
SECRETARY JEREMIAH RusK recently
said TO a friend: ~ had supposed that In
being relegated to the agricultural depart
ment would be forever buried from public
gaze. on the contrary, ! find the news
papers full of paragraphs regarding my
movements. j am so showed under by
invitations to speak at agricultural fairs
that my secretary Is almost beside himself
with the task OF declining them. Really,
II you want 10 become famous. just take
charge of the new department of agricui-
turc."
SIMON CAMERON writes Governor
Beaver: As you know, | have been for
several weeks past and an still kept here
(Donegal) by illness, and have beon unable
sooner to give expression to my profound
sympathy with the sufferers by the appal.
ling disaster which has afflicted 10 many
localities In our state, and especially III,
valley of the Coneinaugh. l am glad Il
see the good work you are doing In thei
behalf, and l, therefore, enclose you IN,
check for 81 1900, for such disposition ~
you think most advisable"
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Rrlipinua.

PEllGiouS SERVICES WILL BE HELD
III in the following churches ON sunday, In
day school at I:,5 p IN. When the hour l. tif.
ferent II Is especially noted;
CHURCH of Con Corner of Prince and Or
ange.-'hildrcn.s services nj 1880 IL IA, Preach
Ing at y. IN.
OLIVER BAPTIST CHURCH East Vine near
Duke street. The church will convene at 1910
a. IN. and spend the day In prayer aud fasting
SUNDAY school at ga M.
PREsBNfERIAN MEMORIAL CHURCH-South
Queen street, Thomas Thompson pastor sud
day school al a. IN.
REfoRMEp-ST. LukE's-M Marietta avenue
Key. VIM. y. Lichliter, pastor. Sunday school
at = a. IA. Chiidrens Day service, with ba pt,sm
of children at 1880 a, M: childrcn's service NJ
2, m, Prot. Il. G. Schiedt, officiating.
UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST, CoyENANT.--
key. T.. L. Hughes, pastor. sunday school
CHRIsr LurHERAS.-Rev. +. l.. Reed, pastor
Evening service al y, m. Sunday school at y
FIRST REfoRMEp.-Rev. J. NJ. Titzel, d. D.,
pastor. SUNDAY school at Il. IN. Children's 5
EvANGELICAL CmUncII'.Rev. B.D. HibrIsh,,
paetor. Sunday school AZ gi5 a. M.
FIRST BArrisr;-Serrice by the Rev, &. A,
Soirs, OF CroLen University. sunday school at
Wssrrss NJ +. Cnunon.mRsy; =, ", Burke.
pastor. Preaching by Rev 4. j, Biddle. Chris
tlan endeavor meeting at 6:30 p. IN.
TRINITY LuTHERAN.-Rev. &. l.. Fry, pastor
Morning sessions OF the school will begin ne ri
Sunday.
ST, FAuL's NJ. T.. CHURCH +. C. Yerkes,
pastor. Sunday school aud class at . a. IN,
Praise service al p. m.
sr. JOHNS LUTHERAN-Rev. b. +. Alleinan,
ID. D., pastor. sunday school at -, Johns AT
pm.
PREsBYrERIAS.-Rev. ]. Y. Mitchell, d. d.,
FIRST NJ. Z. CHURcH-Rsv - NJ Vernon, d.
D., pastor. sunday school at y "a. IN. Glass
st. PAuLs REFoRMED-Rev j. w Memineer,
pastor; sunday school nj Ia. IN. Sermon by
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strikes are due 10 the nonconformability
Of the Pittsbure mind |; and fear that ss
long as The town stands her affairs will
go shead by Jerks, and that her business
failures will continue to be many, not
withstanding the amazing outpouring Of
mineral wealth into her lap.
We find 1t quite odd to he on the out
side when anyone Is dcnouncing Gov
ernor Beaver, whom we have considered
our special prey. But we consider that
this time the governor has done quite a
brilliant feat In getting million dollars
for the state without worrying either the
constitution or the Legislature; but only
the Pittsburgers, whose disquietude
raises the suspicion that they had
some axes TO grind nj a special session.
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The Lutheran synod.

The Lutheran synod of the United States,
meeting In Pittsburg, on Friday discussed
home missions The biennial report of
the board presented by the secretary, Rev.
Jacob a. Clutz, ID. D., of Baltimore, showed
receipts of S67, 1868 aud expenditures of
s70,729.29 during the past two years. The
report showed IA missionaries enrolled,
l3l missionaries employed, % new congre-
cations organized, Ash accessions and 10, :
$50 members enrolled. The contributions
aggregated S239, ,OO6O2
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The ministers of Hanover. York county,
from their pulpits on Sunday, requested
the housewives To bake bread for Johns
town. ON Monday Hour was distributed
among the people and carload of bread
was shipped ON Thursday.
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Killed at a Crossing

u. l. Phillips was killed and his wife
badly injured on the Boston Il Albany
railroad, near Worcester. Massachusetts, on
Friday. They were returning from the
funeral of sister of Mrs. Phillips, and
were crossing the track. Mr.. Phillips was
"a years old.
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Irpul 1lntirea.

INSTArE OF JOSEPH ROTH, LATE OF
II Lancaster city, deceased. Letters OF ad,
10 the undersigned. all persons indebted thereto
are requested To make immediate payment
and those having claims or demands against
the same, will present them without delay for
settlement to the undersigned residing i'm Lam
caster city. HENRY RANsING,
Administrators.
INo. A. CoYLE, Attorney. my25Stds
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New York ON Friday night with scar on
her bow where she had graxed an iceberg.
She had nine hundred and eleven passen-
gers on board and full crew, and on Tues
day night was running through heavy
fog mt her topmost speed. The temperature
had grown little colder, and about mid
night the captain detected small ice In the
water close under the bow. .'Men sprang to
the signal apparatus and stopped the en-
eine. Almost Immediately the fog seemed
to lin a little, and right ahead the captain
saw with his night glass the gray outline of
huge iceberg. The engines were at once
reversed, but the great ship had been rush
ing along at such speed that the
impetus was difiicult to overcome
"The passengers, who had run on deck
and out of the smoking rooms when they
heard the orders from the bridge and felt
the engines stopped and noted the violent
vibration of the reversed action, crowded
under the bridge and to the taifrail with
their hearts in their mouths. The sight
was appalling. Slowly she swerved TO star
board, and then she gave great surge ana
with a great careen to vt arbOard and a
crunching and grinding along her iron
sides forged ahead into clear water, while
the iceberg, all glittering with the ships
lights and with the waves lashing fnriously
about its base, vanished astern and was
lost In the fog and darkness" This Is
ysry interesting reading, but passengers
hardly enjoy that sort of entertainment.
The Saale had a double force ON the look
out, and yet II the captain had not noticed
that small ice in tho water the great ocean
racer, with her odd thousand people might
mover have been heard of again. Steamers
had signaled to the saale TO beware of lee
bergs, and even without such warning onr
would think that even the eagerness Ia
make quick passage would be checked by
| the danger Of rushing Mt full speed through
! u fog at night.
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EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS !
NOW BEING OFFERED AT
The Peoples Cash Store.

A Large Lot of Fine Quality.
Embroideries in White, Cream
and colors, al exactly half of
what they are marked. This is
Is Il big cut in price, but We want
To reduce stock
Genuine French Satines at l9c
and 25c, reduced from 33c and
SIZE. Remember We have a rep
utation ON French Satines.
When we say French we do
not sell you American goods,
Zephyr Ginghams in excel
lent assortment of styles, at zoe,
DC, 3lc, SIZE.
One lot Fine Parasols, bought
at IA great sacrifice, will be sold
at sl.75, $3.50 and $500 Regu-
lar prices of these goods, $3.50
To Sl0.00. -
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VNHE PEOPLES CASH STORE.
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amas.taher's.

IuH. ~ ICtS uo SCt dt tiiC SiOit
pieces and undesirable lengths
and odd lots. And there are
always some slow patterns. We
bundle them in with the best.
A general sweep up and clean
out Of everything that lags-
and some that don't lag. When
such current is surging through
the store some of the quickest
things are sure to fall into it.
We mean to .e1oe customers
more advantages as 10 prize and
sW7ety and servife Man Mey ean
fnd anj7ohere else.
AS pretty a price step as you
are ever likely to see on Car
pets.
Come with anybody's best in
mind, we are always most sure
to better it.
20 Patterns Mo1neites, about
90 pieces. All desirable, 81
borders to match. Some of
this seasons designs. Down
from $3.50 to $I.2o.
81 pieces Brussels. u pieces
down from $r.2o to ooc; 40
pieces down from $I.35 and
81. so to 81. The latter includes
English makes and best Ameri-
can. For rooms and halls and
stairs. Many complete with
borders.
II6 pieces Tapestries. In IS
patterns. Down from SO and
S5c to 7oc. Only the best
makes. Another lot down from
7oc to 55c. Still another down
from 65 to soc.
$50 JWas Ingram best
extra super. Down from IS
and S5c to 6oc. Nineteen pat
terms 3-ply Carpets go from 81
to 75c. A great variety Of extra
supers also in the tumble.
II6 EnskisA Art Squares.
To close patterns which we have
in few sizes
effects. Down from 81 70 to sl.2s squar,
Another grade, also extra In quality, goe,
| from $50 10 81 n square yard.
| A third grade drops from SIS to 9Oc
Any of these Art Squares car
be used with good effect as cur
tains and portieres.
Best qnahD Smyrna CARPET
at the lowest prices we evel
heard of:
lax,s feet, regular price SO, now SO.
sxl2 feet, regular price si5, now s27dO
Real Turkish Rugs, yer,
ornamental on mating, S7.5c
from $Io.5o.
252 EfH Cjum6 Czokhs. JUS
the thing to cover an old carpe
or the straw or mating with:
sss yards, ~ s ss yards, yards, :sss sS
8 A' yards asis, sS yards, s.sa ~ yards '''''
ST pieces oil CIoths.. A tc
S-4 inches wide. We shall close
them out at IS and Soc-s
quarter under price.
AT such prices you can't wei
do thriitier turn than buy TO
next seasons need.
UdeUra, ape aqX store any o
these goods M Fall /or 1'on.
second floor, Market street side. -Four el
| Nators.
50 China Mating at SO.
Sla China Mating at SS.
Roll of 40 yards. This sea
sons importation. Handsome
patterns. Samples to any ad
dress for the asking.
second door, Market street.
Black Grenadine and Came
Hair Grcnadine bordercI wit
Satin Stripes, Some of tn
patterns have been duplicate
eight times this season. Slow
ing up a little. Now for
quick finish. $3.50 kind 70
SI.25, s. kind for $3.50.
Northwest of centre.
The Millinery acre is brigh
with cheerful bits for children.
All the light, airy shape
asparkle with flowers and a-hur
ter with ribbons.
If your fancy is among tn
litae lot left of Paris patter
Bonnets and the handful or S
from our own workrooms, yo
can save half or thirds tn
regular price.
Thirteenth and Chestnut streets corner.
About 1900 Parasols in
variety of styles go to lowe
prices to-day. Never mind tn
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oA,arrA o.n,t b. our.d

with LOCAL APPLICATION, % they can.
not reach the peat Of the diseaBc. Ca.
tarrh is q blood or constitutional dis
ease, And In order 10 suTo II you
have bo tahO internGi remedies.
Halle CAtarrh Cure 10 takOn iatennol,
ly, And acts directly "a the bloed ana
muous nurfaos. Nails Oatarrh Care n
no quASk nediciAo. 10 wHs prescribed
by one Of the bogt phydeiaOs In thIs
country for yOurn, end 70 q regular pre-
Bcrlptlon. ii IL composed ef the beat
t0nlcs known, combined with the beat
blood puriners, acting directly on the
mucuS surface. The perfect oomhina.
tion OF the two ingredients ip what pro
duoeg such wonderful results Ia curing
catarrh. Send for Testimonials FREQ.
II, j. chimney u 90,
Props, Toledo, .,
Sold by Druggists, price 7Oc.
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pltlaburK MarIseta.

pfTrsnuno, Sept H.
BUTTER Creamery, fancy brands Of El-
gin, &lcj Ohio do, liNo2Ooi dairy paoked.
l8lbl7oi fancy rolls, l1@lSci good rolls, hlbibci
JEgGst fresh, 800 pcr dozen In cpscs can
died; iAc In barrels
POTATOEs-D Domestic, rose and Burbanks,
S1.25fol, 20 per barrel, glo por buahel; sweet
POTATOES, Baltimore $3.50; Jersey 1928.
POULTRY Chickens 0ND70u v pair
spring chickens 100 " pair; 1--we duokA, 700
Y5o NJ pair; dressed chickens y n, 1aiDiDO;
ducks, I9fDl3c, geese, ndDl0c,
CHEESE-.New Ohio full cream, HDgc now
New York. iO0l0l6o, Ohio gweitzer l0ibllQ;
Wisconsin do, llWlsc Wisconsin limborger,
VEGETABLES, ETC From storoi Cabbage,
barrels, sl.2Jd0i60 oantelOpoa, orato, 500.
cucumberA, per buehnl l.2blbSl.b0. tomatoes,
per bushol, b0it7bci onions, per barrel, el.b0
dtl,7S; celery, 2bc 10 i0c.
FLOUR-fanoy wintor patent. Sb,2Jdbb,b0;
spring patent, Sb60fob,15. fancy straight win.
tor, 9f.6inDi7b. clear winter ef,2BdDl,b0i xxx
bakcra, ti00d425: extra family, e316dpt,0Oi
family Sl5Ddb476 extra, S0.iODa2b; rye Hour
s12tl0a50
WiiEAT-No. . old, srcDs0o. No 2 red, now,
eeGD6lc, No. . new red, 7ND71o.
OATANo. 2 white, Aio extra No. . white,
2ioi No. . whlto, &c; ungradcd, NG3'c, ac-
HAY 1rlmothy, choice, SlleSdolbQO per ton;
No. 1, si2D0fOi8O0. No = SlQ0OfDll ,bOi No. !
feeding. S1lOib7t 10. No. . (packing), H.2ilbT60:
loose on the wagon, elb.0lDl1IOO.
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Eas. Liberty Cattle MARKET.

EAST LmnsrY, PA, Sept. H.
CATTLE--Hccuipts 1850 head, shipments,
2,gOH market very dull; heavy cattle 10 10 sOc
off, common 100 lower,
HOGS -Reoeipta. 1900 head. shipments, 1900
head, market active, light YOrkors, N.1tQpi.8b
medium and Light phlladolphias, N.0bdA7b;
SiEEP~ ~Recoipia, 400 head; shipments,
2,400; market stoadyl pricvg unchapaed,
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THE MARKETS.


Now YORK. Monoy Mhrhet'
Nnw YoHK. Sept. II.
Money closed At por cont; lowest, 8yS por
cent? Highest, ~ por cent
0i ieo aci,ai I'p Sste, SiAlt. tfop slsIv.day blia
Ana NHsN for demand,
Government bonds olOaod steady. currency
d, Lis bid; "a coupon, l.B bid, ~ do, l.uopa
bid.
Union nrata, l,ibN bid doalnklhg funda l.ltIf
hidi uuntrala. l, IS bid.
state bonds closed dull.
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Pan ODD rnbLows
Convene in Columbus in rOuri.r n.ia,

Convene in Columbus in PourisE RaiA,
COLUMBUS, o., Sept, l6-[speciAl. l.
Grand Lodge |, o. o. n. patriarches
military convention convened this
morning. The meeting lasts through.
out the week. Visiting delegates hro
being met at trains IN q pouring rain.
Delegates ere present from every State
and Territory In the Union, BritlnA
Columbia, Denmark, Canada and Man.
it0ba Speeches we're mado this morps
ing by Gov. Foraker and Mayor Bruck.
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CHICAGO, Sept. l6.- Especial. John
nie Hannigan, one Of the Cook county
Doodle commissioners who was indicted
In 1886 and skipped to Canada, gave
himeelf up to day andisays he Is ready
Cor trial.
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NHw YoAK. Sept A.
FLOUR Fairly active and weak Ono
grades OF vintor, e2.eylb200; DO spring, Aa0Od
NO, eouthorn hour closed quiet and un-
changed,
HYE-Dull
AHLEY--Nomlnal.
BUTTkil--steAdy aud arm, .SAetorn cream
cry, elgp2lsoi westorn do, leOeibSQ.
CllEESE- Steady Now York choddar, fac
tory, pdbpto, western, TMlDHo,
HuGAR-Rgw dull fair ronning, bpao, re-
fined nrm, outloaf aud oruahod, 996cl powdered,
g96oi granulatod and mould A, SIC; oubee,
BNql coniectlonora' A, 10; oStra @, 70IDtoi
yollowH. O7llt0jAc.
C0FFEES Fair Rio, cargoOa, 9Oc
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CHICAGO. Sept. II.
WHEAT. and closed u 20 1lo below
Saturdays figures.
CORN Market weak aud closed Nc lower
ON tho country selling.
OATS-MArkot quiet and VI 10 No lower.
pROVIAlONS-F Fairly notiyo and w 10 7ko
higher for short ribs, steady for lard and ~
20 0Oo higher for pork Tho lAlter advance
was In September and October which was bid
up In nm attempt 10 I'LL orders.
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Stark County School Examiners Notice.

CANTON Examinations will be held y, Canton
ON tho nrst Saturday VI each month.
AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. yBth, 1890,
AT ALLIAnon--October 18th, 1880 and on the
last Saturday OF March, 1900
AT BRAon clTY-socond Saturday OF February,
1890
AT CANAL FuIroN-Beoond Saturday Of March.
1890
AT USIoSTowE- Second saturday OF April 1890
OEO. W. YoiiE,
M Clork OF Hoard Of Examincra
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE GF REAL ESTATE.

In pursuance Of an order OF the Probate Court of
stark county, Ohio wo VIII 0ifor for sale, ~ public
suction, on
Tuesday, the 10Th day Of October. 1880,
at O'Clock D. M, upon tho prnmisea the following
described ioal estate altnatd IN tho county Of hnrh,
state OF Ohio t0wlt tnrt OF tho southwest quart,
OF fractional section number thirty OIL town
ahlp number ten (i0) IN range numhOr nlng (O),
and bounded 10 f0llowgi Deglnnlng NJ the southwest
corner Of tnlC quarter, and running thonoo north
along tho wogt line OF tho anno nnQtocn chnlng ana
auvohtyfour links 70 ttOne IN the highway thence
castwhrdy and paihloi With the south limo Of said
quarter W tho cast lhO OF tho anmc, thence south
along tho cast line or aald quarter nineteen chnlnH
and hevnnty-four links 10 tho southeast cornor 0f
anid quarter, thendo west along the south limo OF
said quarler 20 tho place Of beginning, containing
FERNS OF feale-.One half IN hand ono.haif Of thu
balance IN one year and one-half IN two Year, frotl
the day Of ualO with interest on the deferred pay
menis end 70 10 secured BY mortgage on tho prsnl-
iAoa aOd, wi 7Ii
Apprhlfcd ~ eteb0. ,s
sepie.hw AdminlIirasor
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-19

When Baby was sick, We gAvo her castoria,
When she was a Child, sho cried for caatoria,
When aho became Miss, she chung 70 caHtorla,
When shshAd Children, aha gave them castoriA
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-19

Don't fail TO take the half rate excur-
sions 10 the west. SEQ IL. II. Geeting'a
advertisement.