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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-03-17
Telegraphic Breyities.

S. W. Yaegleg, the defsulting clerk
Hillsdale Mich, has been captured.
Two Russian artillery officers have he.
arrested in St. Petersburg on the chare.d
being nihiIists.
Jerome Shields ami c L. Broome w..
wounded while attempting to ares ~,
Mexican horse thieves near E! PAso, Fa1,,
Both Mexicans were killed.
Considerable excitement prevail. a, o .
wego, N Y, over the sud3ea disappearsps
of John Van KIeck, one of Tiass COUNT.
prominent business men. He held Inc otB,.
Of county clerk for two terms.
Deputy Commissioner of Public WORK,
Bernard F. Martin was arrested ia Y.e
York to day charged with receiving biibs,
while in the sherill's office. Later depc.s
sheriff Patrick Fitzgerald was srrcs ed.
Disappointed boomers continue 10 sn.g.
in Arkansas City from the Cherokee nation
Il is said that no cattle have been killed bY
fire or boomers The number ofscres burn
ed over is estimates at 100000, bur enough
remains 10 feed the cattle ul;i tho new
grass sprouts.
the town Of HarrisviIe, Ia, is bnning Til
fire started in hardware store, and owing to ll
scarcity Of fire apparatus, spread rapidly in sll d.
rcctions. Bucket brig .dos are fighting the lame
1t thought nov that the Mississippi will rs
but littlo more, and no anxiety is felt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-03-17

BISHOP TURNER, OF the African Church, is
in favor of Senator Buffers bill for supply
ing the negroes of this country with means
sufficient 10 carry them to Africa. The
Bishop is wise man, and his race will be
wise If they also will support the bill refer
red to, and go to Africa as soon as possible.
AS the negroes who were raised in slavery
are diving out, it is becoming more and more
apparent that the strain in the relations be-
tween the black and the white races here i5
Increasing, and that unless something be
done to lessen the numbers of the negroes
there will be break that must of necessity
be disastrous to the former. This is plain to
every intelligent man, and Africa, as the ma
tive. is the best conceivable place
for the negroes permanent home. But
good or bad, infinitely better Africa than
what must needs be here.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-03-17

AS 1.-THE word from Washington" is not
in every case always sufficient to bring ont
every negro vote in the South on election
days, Mr.. Lodge committed an error, which
In politics is crime, when he omitted to
make provision for that object in the cleo
tion bill he introduced in the U. 8. House Of
Representatives last Saturday. That bill
provides that every negro in the South who
goes to the polls shall vote the republican
ticket, but by an oversight it fails to pre-
vide for bringing every negro in the South
to the polls on election days.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-03-17
BRADY SCORES hfAHoNE.-Ths Petersburg

BRADY SCORES MAHoNE-ThsP Petersburg
appeal yesterday Published loog interview
with Col James D. Brady, collector ofinter
nal revenue, respecting Gen. Mshone's op
position to Col. Brady's confirmation. 10 it
Col. Brady reviews Gen. Mahone's war
against him, and tells 10 detail how the ex
Senator circulated petitions to be forwarded
10 Senator Morrel, which were signed indie
csiminatey by white and colored repnbi,
cans and democrats, protesting against
Brady . con f!mation. "Ye t," Gays Brady,
Though Malone scraped the whole State
few more than 100 signatures to the petit
lions were obtained" COL Brady declares,
in concluding the intervis w. that notwithssand
ing all that has happened he is ready now, as ne
has always been, to make any reasonable sacrifice
in the interest of republican peace and harmony
in Virginia The tone OF the interview at times
is exceedingly caustic.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-03-17
Ex.PREs1pENr CLEVELAND is mentioned

Elk PRESIDENT CLEVELAND is mentioned
among the possible successors OF Mr.. Evarts
10 the U. s. Senate. This is an excellent
suggestion, and if the New York democrats
succeed in electing majority of the men,
bers of the next Legislature of that State,
they will confer benefit upon every resi-
dent of the Union by sending such pro
nounced low tariff advocate as Mr.. Clevs
land to the U. S. Senate, and at the same
time save the national democratic party
great trouble and danger in 1892.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-03-17
The Illinois Wheat Cron

SPRINGFIELD. H., March 1T. B..
5. b instant the Wheat pant was nege, !.
more healthy AID apparently oro.,.'
condition. 1t was full of healthy san S, ~
the hard frost came, when it was found ~
the bulb of the root at the top Of tae er.' ~
wag mass Ofeum or jelly, showing tb,, =,
germ Of the plant had been killed. Pa.
from COUNTIES in the central part oftbaS ~
indicate that damage to the crop is va,
rious.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-03-17

FIGHT IN CHURcH-A disgraceul
scene occurred 10 St Marys Catholic
Church, at Poughkeepsie, N. Y, just before
the beginning ofthe morning services yes
terday. One of the parishionera named
George Hughes. prominent merchant Of
that city, AMI Rsv E,rly, had some trouble
over the right OF Mr.. Hughes 10 pew No H.
Wuep Hughes and his son occupied il thsg
morning the tEouble was renewed, Hughes
and Early had war of words over The
matter, ending IN Rev. Early hitting Huehes
in the face, after which three men, one the
priests nephew, came to the latter's assist
ance, and a man named Cullen pounded
Hughes Numerically in the face and on The
back of the neck. Hughes swore out w5r-
rants for tina arrest Of all four of his ns
sailents. Rev. Early says Hughes suuck
him iiret.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-03-17
Fight with Escaped Prisoners

MoNrEv1srA, Col. Mar. 17.-Thursaay
night John Mccain, Charles Harris and
Thos. Gallagher, confined 10 the Jail, over
powered the shsrif and escaped. The
sheriff with posse started in pursuit, and
yesterday overlook the fugitives snd called
upon them to surrender. Instead of doing
SO they fred upon the posse. when the
sheriff returned the Ere, killing thu tbree
men.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-03-17
All around the Albermarle sound and betweeni

All around the Albermarle sound and between
that section and Norfolk lumber mills are con-
stsntly being located and the bu ineas is getting
enormous. The largest mills in the world are now
in this part of the country and thousands OF acres
Of land are bought every few weeks and the timbr
cut rapidly. A number of mills cut lumber for
direct shipment to Europe from that port, while
the fleet Of coasters engaged in the trsf6c is very
large The business is regarded as very pros
porous. About 10000 600 feet of manufactured
lumber aud 5000 600 feet Of logs, besides rail-
road ties, slaves and shingles in large quantities
are received at Norfolk monthly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-03-17

FIRST AND LAST QUARREL When Andrew
Sutlif young fireman, returned to his home at
Plymouth Pa, on Saturday evening his ,onng
wife scolded him. Sutliff said to his wife well
have always heard it said that young married
people should beware of the first quarrel. Well,
this is our first, and 1 think it Will be our LAST
The first quarrel means bid luck for us both"
The husband said nothing more. At 10 o'clock
yes erdsy morning his dead body was brought
home from the boiler house. During the absence
of the other workmen Sutlif hanged himself
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-03-17
Suicide.

CINCINNATI, March 17.-Miss K.ua =
teacher in the public schools, sho. has,
through the temples last night at her h..
during fit of dependency caused b, :
health. She had resigned her position :
Thursday and her family had planned :,
her trip to California. After bidipg
brother good night she shot herself =. .
lay on a sofa in the sitting room.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-03-17
MONDAY EVENING, MARCH II.

Tar FRICTION bill introduced in the u
g Honse of representatives last SatuioAs'
nv which the republicans hope to perpe'u %.
their control of Congress, transfers ali .n'
lection machinery from the States TO tne
-onnhlicsn administration at Washington.
TT ;pdees are to appoint the registrars
.a al rho other election officers, and the
,,ort of the q. s. court, with the judge, shall
cunt the returns and issue the certificate
,nor which the name of the holder Thereon
shall be entered upon the Congressional
rolls. The negro voter who cannot fesu ID
mt to be allowed, as now, to ask tne maj
anon whom he can rely. to prepare oaiiot
for bim-yhich be will cast no matter now
noanv others he may take from other peo
ple-but mast vote ballot prepared LOT
him BY arepublican federal inspector. ana
oil this too. though the Constitution speclai'
10 nroyides that the election Of Congressmen
shall be conducted by State officers, except
that the times. places, and manner may De
altered by Congress, and though all tne
,ecoonized constitutional authorities agree
that the "times" referred to. mean cays
the "places." the voting precincts, and the
manner" the gipa rOce or ballot system
The privilege of suffrage is conferred upon
neople who have no conception CT What II
means or of its Importance. and then they
are TO be made to vote the tickets prepared
for them By republican officials appointed
under instructions from the republican led
eral administration at Washington. and pslo
by the republican federal treasury. Line
passage of such bill would be long stride
toward one man power-whicb, be it known
would probably be less Objectionable to
the S 5uth than to the North.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-03-17
OFFICE OF THE ALEXANDRIA AN
" WASHINGTON RAILWAY COMPANY,
Cameron and Fayette street
Va. March 81. $50

FIVAHIUTTd, ' d.' NdIVTI 'II' -
A special meeting of the stockholders Of tnn
company is hereby called to be held at this Off e
on WEDNESDAY. the tweuty-sixtb day of Mach
1890, at 11:30 O'clock a. m for the purpose o
considering and approving or disappearing, ~
agreement for the consolidation of the Alexandra
and Frcdercksb rg Raj way Con plny and the
Alexaudris aid Washington Railway Comply
into one company, under tho name of tho "wssh
ineton Southern Railway Company made pnr
suant to An ret of the General assembly Of J II
ginie, approved January 2Gtb, 1890" and for thc
transaction of any other business that may he
properly brought before tho said meeting
BY order of the Posrd of Directors.
MID ~ d ALBEIT Fl EWSON cocrets-y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-03-17

Jack shall pipe and Gill saelI dance" just
as iong out in the open earn IS they please.
The free born American citizen don't fear
neuralgia with Salvation Oil to the fron..
Dolly twenty-five cent investment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-03-17
OFFICE OF THEALEYANDRIA AND FEED
" ERICKSBuRG RAILWAY COMPANY,
Cameron and Fayette streets.

Alexandria, Va, Msrch 30, $50.
specisl meeting Of the stockholders of this
company is hereby called TO be held at this oil e
on WEDNESDAY, the twenty sixth day ofAtsroh
1890. 81 11.3n o'clock p m far the purpose o.
considering aud aIl7oving, or disappearing op
agreement for the Consolidation of The Alcxan1ris
and Fredericksburg Railway Company and the
Alexandria and Washington Railway Company
ieto one company, under the name of the Wash
inston Southern Ksiway Company, roaae puf-
suant to IAN set of tae General Assembly of llr-
einis, approved January 20tb, 1892 and for
the transaction of any other business that may be
properly BROUGHT before the said meeting.
By order of the Board of Directors.
mh4 wtd ALBEIT HENSON, Secretary
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-03-17

A NOTHER CASE OF THOSE CHEAP THREE
Il for % cents Seamless Half Hose jnst received
my4 at A. Z. SLAYMAKER'5.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-03-17
CTocKHoLDERs' MEETING.

The annual meeting of tho stock holders Of the
VIRGINIA leon sHiP6UILDING COMPANY
for the election OF officers aud the transaction Of
any ohcr business that may come b fore the
stockholders viii be held at the company's office,
at Alexsndris, Virginia, APRIL %, II twelve
o'clock. By order OF the Directors.
CHARLES 4. MOODY
mh14 wtd Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-03-17

(iANvAsSED HAMS, lie for safe by
u feb1O j. c. MILBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-03-17

DRATTS FOOD is the greatest egg produces
L known. For sale by
mh26 CSC. McBURNEY x SON
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-13
nAl n Norlh thlnkInr oYer Ysry bod

nat IA worth thinking over very 'er
Ouhlyi
Accumulated wealth 10 the fund
ihich must employ ana pay lhpoI
,nd whan II IN inofeahlnE lhu Ihte ot
ages Ia increasing but II tho fAtlo OF
he Increase OF wealth Ia retarded, thn
emand for employment IL retarded,
nd the rate OF increase OF wages 10 10
aIdea also. 30 that taxation deofehn,'
!. Instead OF increases wealth ana
yhgeh," - - =.
Mr, Mills shows very clearly by 40,
urate stRtisties, that the prosperity Ol
country depepda upon the increase OF
u foreign trade, or oommelcp, Ihlh
true, the world over, MT MlllA ALSO
,rOyea, by tho atatihtlop OF our own
,Ounlry, that whenever our fofelgn
rads has Increased, our agricultural
,ro0ucts have increased In prleej ana
nat low revenue tariif has always
Produced better prices for farm pro
'Ineta, aud that farm prOducth have hl'
saws decreased In price under re'
strIetlye N htem, or a Protective thfin'
Al the present time our farm products
are lower than ever before known, ul'
der the highest taflii ever known,
Mr.. Mills does not reht hlh argument
anon mere aaaeitl0nj he proves all no
claims, For lnIlance, the revenue taTlii
of igl0 was passed July 30, and went
into effect December let. Secretary
Walker had predicted In his report that
the passage OF this revenue measure
would increase imports and exports,
and would enhance the value OF our
agricultural prOducte, that had 70 hnd
A foreign market, The result proved
he was correct. Before the Int OF Do
eember tho value OF leading agricul'
tural products rose 20 per cent, IN the
New York market, AN enormous IN
crease. Cotton rose II per cent, wheat
over n per cent, rye ~ per cent? corn
"a per cent; oats 40 per cent, and
oariry "a per cent MIR. Mills here TO-
marks, "If the present obstructive
IaTlif we're reduced 10 the average rate
OF lgl0, II would add NJ least ~ per
cent. 10 the value OF our cr0pa, which
Ia claimed 10 be worth SiOOOOOOOO,
making an increase 70 tho farmers oi
e9O00OOOu0," 49,.
Lat us then remind the farmers OF
stark that here 10 value worth look
Ing after. IL would help pay that
mortgage, you know.
Wethall treat this topic again, ana
touch other points In the controversy
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-13
PUBLIC SALES.

Tho DEMOCRAT office Is the best equip.
ped IN Ohio for turning ont sale bills illus
trated with cuts Of horses, cattle, wagons,
otc. Tho prices are tho lowest and free
notice Of every sale 10 given in tho WEEK
Nv DEMOCRAT.
Tuesday, Feb. 10, Jameg Froizc will Of
for, ~ miles northwest OF Canton, horsoa,
cattle, pigs and farm implements. Sale
NJ I y. m.
Wednesday, Fob. 10, Mrs. II, +. VIII
lams will sell at the Williams farm, QUO
mile east OF New Berlin, horses, cattle,
pigs, buggy, mower, binder, and n great
variety OF goods. Sale nt l2m.
Saturday. March l., Lone SoomRnn will
sell at old Seemann homestead, on HUI
Run, az miles east OF Mineral Point,
horros, wagons, binder otc. Sale NJ ~ m.
Thursday, March O, s. Way 4 Son will
aell NJ center OF SufIleld, Portage county,
horses, one Percheron stallion, cows, pigs
and entire farm outfit. Sale NJ 10 u. m.
Thursday, Fob. n, William Crnmer will
sell horses, cattle, wagons, farm and
household goods, including hams, phoul-
dcrs etc. Sale ~ "a. m.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-13
OUR MAssILLoN BUDGET.
MAssILboN, Feb. II

MABHiLLON, Htb, IL,
Tho city council nj la lnst nights meet
ing transacted the following businons !
The sewers were formally accepted after
a recommendation 70 that eiieot from the
city engineer, N,b6609, tho balance duo
Contractor Crooks, after keeping 800
back for repairing tho streets, was order
cd paid 10 Che contractor.
1'ho solicitor reported that the city was
In no way liable for the damages 70 the
gas company pipes, caused by building
the sewer.
Juatico j. j. Snyder Of jackson town
shlp presented a bill for 80 damages
n,iatninedby the overturning OF his buggy
by a sandstone on State street Nov. 10,
1890. Referred.
After paying bills the council adjourned
for two weeks,
After the meeting OF the council last
night members OF that body and city ofil-
cerf accepted the hospitality OF contractor
Crooks and repaired 10 Thompson's ros.
taurnnt, where fno supper was served
including oysters and Roman punch.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Goisol were enter
tained by pleasant surprise party last
evening,
John Kirkpatrick, who lived at the cor
ner OF North and East streets, died AT
Cleveland while on q visit, OF pneumonia.
The remains will bo brought here for bur
iol tomorrow.
Mr.. A. S. KinsIcy is visiting Mr.. G. A.
Arnold.
The dance In Castle Hall last night was
attended by about dozen couple. The
following from out Of town attended Miss
Grace Russell, Miss Philipe, Mcssrs. Wade
Chance and Rob. and Fred Fast OF Can
ton; Miss jackson, OF philadelphia Mr.;
A. s. Kinsloy, OF New Phil9delqhia, ana
Wilbur Harris, Of Belfountaino, Pa.
Mr.. l.. II. Stroble, Of Wells Fargo Ex-
press Co. IN this city, ia contemplating ac-
ceptlnR the agency OF that company IN
larger city.
Mr.. Jnmcs Bratton, Of Lorain, ID In this
alta. I'd.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-13

flTWnuhu, fob, III.
BUTTER Creamery, fancy brands Of El.
gln, aldinc, Ohio do, sBdD28o dairy packed, 10
02Oo fancy rolls, l0dbeDo good rolls, i4Gblboi
common, KihlOp.
EQ0S-Frcah, lbaol0o per dozen In oasoa
cnndlod, cold storage, l2Qblic.
pOfA1 OES- Domestic, Rose and Burbanka,
1MblAlo per buahol from store, b5dD9Oo. on
Nack, MGtbBc, Jersey Bwcota, Si2blbi.B0.
POULTRY X Chickens, O0Gbi0O per pair,
live ducks, Ubib7Oo ppr pair; dressed chlokonA,
per pound l3tltc, ducks, lbDlOcI geese, 90
100, turkeys, lIMlHc.
APPLES Fancy slTtDk0O per barrels,
choice, S3,2S03.6O; good sound, per barrel, S2bO
CHEEsE-New Ohio full cream, iOaliNo,
new New York. ildDl2llc Ohio Hweitgur, iltSg6
re, Wisconsin do, laDGysoi Wisconsin llmbcr-
ger, iidDi2c.
VEGE'rABLEs, ETC. From store, Cab.
bagc, barrels, Se5Q@s,10i onions, per barrel,
yiXno3.O, per buHhel, SlOODl.2H celery, NQD
i0ci German cabbage, lliolbc.
FLOUR Fancy winter patent, Sb2Jt5.60;
spring patent, sb.2idbbbO; fancy atralght win
tor, SLbOiplll. oenr winter, sl2jdDlbl; xxx
bakgrs', ea7bfplOOi extra fnmlly, sj750oi0O
family, SigltoL70i oxtra, 9lOit3.26, ryo flour
SJ.stlQ9.6U .huckwhoat 2llp3lfq,
WllEAT~NO. y, old, hytDt0ol No. Y, EllDHDo.
OATS o, white, Nt6Qo2ioi extra No. Q
white. HIQ0yIler, No white, 2Mo2dC, un.
graded, @D27c, according 70 quality
HAY-rlmpthY, choloo, SlJOOillB,hO per ton,
No. l. el2,O0fol225. No. 2, elU0fOl0.N, No. 4
feeding, Ss0OtbH.5 No. . packing S0.7bfD700;
looeo on the wagon. el5O0dl1O0.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-13
RoahR q. MILLS IN REPLY TO
El ffN4 n BLAINE,

The Hon. Roger q. Mills, OF Texas,
author OF the Mills Dill, contributes u
valuable article ON the tariff In the Feb.
ruary number Of the North American
Review, The article extends over
thirtystWo pAgeBOf the Review ana is
intended 10 conlroyert the points made
by Secretary Blaine, In his article In
reply 10 Gladstone.
We shall attempt no synopsis OF Mr..
Mills argument and statistics, but will
note few salient pOinta. Commerce
II based upon the unequal distribution
AnODR men and regions OF aptitudeB 10
produce the things that satisfy human
want. A farmer IN Brazil can make
mono money raising coffee than wheat
But coffee does not satisfy hts wants.
A farmer In Ohio can make more
money raising wheat than coffee, but
wheat does not satisfy his wants; hence
tho absolute necessity for An exchange.
Thin exchange iB trade, or commerce.
Now the profit Of the producer In each
cAso depends upon the freedom In ex.
change Projection, 80 called, taxes
each product In the process OF exchange,
nnd hence l0werp che profits OF both the
farmer Ia Brazil aud IN OHIO TO the
exact amount Of the tariff tax levied on
zach product This policy should be
called trade restriction ana not protec
lion. because II roba both, aud protects
nothing
hut this 10 not all the harm done,
nor ~ II the greatest harm. When u
purchaser 10 required by law 10 pay
.-...... 49,. 4, ,.rra,,ot tka.. A.. ....t..lJ
otherwise have TO pay, one OF two
things must occur; either that amount
OF wealth 10 annihllated, or II 10 trans
ferred ~ the pockets Of the man who
earned II, 10 one who did not. Here ls
where tboprobber tariff comes In. In
cha aD0Separhkraph we give only the
pSInts msdebF Mr. Mills, not his Ian.
@T. NIiIhk gives usa solid proposition
An lcgic IN the following paragraph,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-13
RETO SEND MONEY.


found; One for arson, two for assault with
intent ~ kill, one FOR assault and battery,
one for giving AWAY Intoxicating liquors
within two milcs OF the place for holding
an agricultural fair, three for furnishing
liquor TO habituul drunkards.
Mrs. Charles Rukonbrod left yesterday
10 attend the funeral OF hor deceased hus-
bands brother, J. X. Rukonbrod, Of Sa-
lem, D.
Mrs. j. u. Pearco IN the guest OF her
daughter, Mrs. Ray Bour, on Lincoln av-
enuc, Canton.
Poetmaster-elcct William II. Tripp has
appointed Miss Laura Pcarco head clerk
In the Republican postofilce.
Miss Laura Stahl, OF Oneida Mills, was
The guest last Saturday OF Miss Ora
Stomplo.
"Muckn tGeorgc) Homming, the pitcher
lntcly signed by Larry Twitchell, OF the
Cleveland Brotherhood club, In homo on q
months vacation. On tho lat OF March
he will accompany the Cleveland club on
thoir southern trip.
Tho Carroll Council No. 81 j. o. u. A.
M, have issued invitations 70 grand hall
given on tho night OF tho lath inst, their
flag presentation. The dance will be In
the opera house, and IN under Tho charge
Of the following young mon; Charles Nc.
Connell, Harry Stackhouse, M. l.. Stem
pie and Otto Stomple.
The Elite Whist club met az the homo
OF Miss Laura Poarcc, on Locust avenue,
last Thursday evening. DR.. Frank Douds,
OF Canton, was there, but failed 10 finish
among the winners. Tho gay doctor h
quite n fancy player. Almost too good
for the rest.
The young society bloods OF thlo city
are organizing "McGintyr social club.
MomberH are allowed but one lady friend.
Tho new organization when completed
will cause quito commotion among tho
society people OF Carrollton when they
hold their first meeting, which IL sot for
next week.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-13
AuorIoH Honan pALHa.
Dee tho rrioos Good Ones HTinG In Ken
tu0kY.

LEXINGTON, Ky, Feb, TO- nrasfeld q
Co.'S. breeders aAle was commenced TO-
day, Bifiy-elRht hOrsea were sold for tlB,
$50, an average Of t2a2, Following ara the
principal saleai
Hay colt, 4, by Aloantara, dam Susie, by
Happy Medium Bowman broan LeHing'
ton, ki 600,
Belle Thompson, b, M, d, by Bourbon
Belmont, dam by Indian Chief Maeey
Bros, Versailles, Ky,, 1870.
Oneonta, b. T., b, hy POeahOntas boy,
dam Yolenteer Belle, by Yolenteeri W. H.
nrasheld, Lexington, Ky, sh2b,
Regina H., b, T., 2, by Wilkea hoy, dam
Daisy, by lanbignei A, M, Hamilton,
Wheeling, w. Va, 800.
Wilkes Monroe, b, h., @, by Bourbon
Wilkes, dam Callle Brown, by Jim Mon
rOet j, M, Walker, MorRantleld, KY, 1850
Belle nlhmarok, b. T., 4, by Victor Won
bismarck, dam Kit, by Joe Downlngi W.
q, Mckinney, Pine Grove, Kyn h2b'
Mamhrno Beauty, oh, M, by Mamhrino
King, dam Beulah, by Allie Weati D. II
Chrlhman, NloholaaVllle, kyn Sa2o'