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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-21
THE SPHERE OF WOMAN.
NIr. Blaine, Wise Man, Denies Having
said ANYTHING About 1t.

lBy telegraph 70 the Dispatch.l
washington, October 2O.-Secretary
Blaine said this morning in answer to
an inquiry that the alleged interview
with him published in syndicate news
paper letter in Washington and else
where Sunday morning touching "the
sphere of woman" was wholly fiction.
lie had never uttered a single word OF
the matter attributed to him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-21

Swellings in the neck and all other
forms OF scrofula, salt-rheum, ETC., are
cured by Hoods Ssrsaparilla.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-21
DFUIyD TIME,

The passenger trains from kinston TO
Weldon are always behind time, and the
public are growing tired OF the treat
ment.
The crop report has been good all the
year for this section, but since the
crop has been coming il it IS said by
farmers the crop is even better than was
contemplated.
THR HARDENED ONES.
Rev. j.. S. Dill, of Goldsboro', is hold
ing a meeting in the Baptist church OF
this place. lie is preacher of wonder,
full power and large congregations attend
his sermons. Some of the most harden
ed men in the community have shown
interest in his work.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-21
CENSUS RETURNS.

Pension Clerks Galore at $1,000 Year
Each.
by telegraph 20 the Dispatch.l
WAsHINGroS, u. c., October 20.-The
Census Bureau announces the following
populations State Of Oregon, 3l2, 400 /;
increase, 1877, 722; per cent, 7S.oO.
State Of Wisconsin (corrtcted), l,6S3,-
COZ. increase, 35S, 200, or 27.99 per cent.
The Commissioner Of Pensions to-day
appointed eighty four clerks at $1,000
per annum each, through the civil SER
vice
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-21

TEE WEATHER YESTERDAY WAS CLEAR,
cool, and windy. The mercury was ex-
tremely variable, rising - degrees be-
tween s A. NJ. aud noon, aud falling 24
degrees between that hour and mid
night
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-21
NETWORKS DEMOCRATIC GOVERNOR

To Speak ON Democratic Principles In
Ohlo-Then for West Virginia.
lBy telegraph to tho Dispstchl
ALBANY, n. Y, October 20. -Governor
Hill left here to day for Ohio to speak on
democratic PRINCIPLES at different
places in that State. His first speech will
be made at Canton tomorrow night.
When the Governor has finished his
engagements in Ohio he will go to West
Virgins on similar Grand.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-21
ALABAMA,S STATE FAIR.
The Machinery started by Mrs. Cleveland
at Lenox, Mass
nv ,o,n,,,nh - The Dispstch.i

by telegraph to the Dispstchl
BIRMINGHAM. ALA. October 2O.-The
State Fair began to-day with q promising
outlook for the two weeks The ma
chinery was started at noon by Mrs.
Cleveland, who pressed button at
LepoX. Msss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-21
NO LOTTERY BUSINESS.
An Express Company SO Directs-Reports
of Contrary Action Denied.

ICY teIegthVh :" II0 UlsVHIVu.I
New YORK, October 2O-The United
States Express Company has issued
peremptory orders to all of its agents
not TO receive money, tickets, or lists of
drawings from the Louisiana Lottery
Company, or in any way to assist in the
transaction of lottery business, and says
that any statements that the company is
acting to the contrary are false.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-21
ARRESTED AGAIN.

New ORLEANS, October M.-leny
Matranza and Vincent o. Carruse' VINO
were arrested q few days ago ann 70,
leased, were arrested again to-day AMI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-21
mARrsE IxrrLLlGsScE.

AAhtSE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
roRr OF RICHMOND. ocfosss % tysl
ARRfvBD.
steamship Old Domtuion. Couch. Nsw YORK.
N srchsodise and pssssngers; George W. Alisa
3 Co. agostA
Steamer ARIEL, Deyo, Naxfo,k. nsrchsndise
and passenger; L b fsmm, vice psssidsat
pokT OF NxwPoRf NEWS ocresss 70 isa
tby rsisgFspAl
Steamship Oar sndatte, New Yorh. ana called
Ter Nes xerk, YesrchApdise.
Schooner ,. ~ Bsown, Nee yesh. 10 load coal.
tchnaass Jsdsssons vssAinStes. 70 tonA soea
eAuxA
Steamship lndis- Liverpool eoalsA
Steamship trystst> kival cosled
StesRshjp Orion. Dco1ops coaie6
SchscnsF lnekGlve LivsRpesk esals4
MEMORANDA
sissss< x;sSsS -; sslaN NJ ~ -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-21
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
MoSpAY, sOctober ~. 1890.

SALEs-FIRsT BoARD--6,oOO Rich
mond. Fredericksburg and Potomac rail-
road dividend obligation at llSi.
Closing quotations at the Stock Board: :
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-21
DILLON AND O'8RlEN.
Would They BE Liable to Arrest shouiu

Would They BE Liable to Arrest should
They Go to Canada?
lBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l
OTTAWA, ONT, October pa mem
Der OF the Federal Ministry is credited
with stating that the Government Will
study the imperial statutes in relation to
the subject. with the view of ascertain
ing whether Messrs. Dillon and OBrien
would be liable to arrest as fugtiyes
from Justice in the event of their coming
to Canada before their return to Ireland.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-21
RAILWAY TRklNMEN.
Car-Coupier-Death-C Paid.
fBy telegraph TO the Dispahch-i

Los ANGELES, CAL, October 20.-The
seventh annual convention OF the Ma
tional Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
opened this morning in Labor Hall, o
majority OF the railroads Of the United
States being represented. Grand Master
8. K. Wilson. OF Galesburg, ILL.,, pre-
sided. and in bis annual address con-
graduated the delegates on the present
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-21
DEAD AS A HERRING.
Architect NIuIlett shoots Himself at His
Home in Washington.

Home in Washington.
tBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l
WAsHNGroN, October 20.-A. j.
Mulett. formerly supervising architect
of the Treasury and for several years
past successful architect in private
practice. shot and killed himself to night
at his home in this city. He designed
the New York post-oilico building and
the building in Washington used Jointly
by the State, War, and Navy depart
ments.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-21
Leonard Height,

in the West End. IS, %. and 81 per foot
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-21
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RIcHMoSD, October 20, 1880.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT, 072 bushels
CoRg. I, 500 bushels.
OArs.-1 900 bushels.
RYF.-l2 bushels.
sALRs BEPoRTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT. -Longbery, l04 bushels very
good at sl.09. Shortberry, ~ bushels
good at Sl.0G.
CoRN.-Wbite, ], 200 bushels very good
on private terms.
OATS. Mixed, 100 bushels very good
at 4Stc.
RYE.-l2 bushels very good at 7jc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-21

Coston-Oil Trust certificates. ...... ~
Brunswick ...................' ~
Mobile and Ohio as. ........... oo
Silver certificates western SaticnA!
Bank New York certificates issued
on deposit OF bullion) ........... .i7
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-21
COTTON REPORT.

COTTON REPORT.
Market steady.
QUOTATIONS.
MDDLNG, l0c.
Low MmDLNG, &c.
GOOD ORGiNARY, DC.
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.
OCTOBER 20.-Receipts, 6lS cattle !;
450 sheepan lambs 696 hogs.
Sales, go cattle i50 sheep and lambs
696 hogs.
Prices:
Cattle-Best, 3faic. gross, few extra
fine higher medium TO good, 3a3ic.
gross common TO fair, lsa2sc. gross.
Sheep-3aiic. gross.
Lambs 4ia5c. gross
Hogs-5ta6c. net.
Bulls-2a2ic. gross.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-21

The prevailing belief is that the APP
preaching election will be about as
peaceable in the South as 1t has been IN
the most thickly-inhsbited Quaker sec
ton Of old Pennsylvania. Ii depends,
though, largely on what course the Fed
eral officers pursue, but the most con.
sentative opinion is that the latter will
come TO the conclusion that as the Re-
publican party in the South is now abso-
lutely aud completely negro party led
by Langston aud Miller 1t VIII be the
wisest thing for the oflioe-holders to keep
their hands off
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-08-15
Mason County News.

~, Aug. H-Tbe eommissionthave
Ne tsx levy for 1890 as followstate
1:sn; school. 6; road, 4; county road
ae, ?: military, Is: a totalos is
~ AZ, y, rosd tax 81 cash. being
g mat Mason county contains THAN
seitsnts the Offices of sheriff ! as
sa ne auditor snd county Gil were
penocra'ic weekly Is expd TO
9 sppearanee about the esd. 5 the
: JOINT stock company. ons the
3 lo.oers oeing John MeR avy, Faron
u ors'des de.iring Demue ali lecess
- reported To b. pa ing for igress
- sav CUB raatarsal char. It'll be
:" snn paper, bui is name es, let
&c fostai Is i.os IN opera; o. Shel-
q = lnneton AGAINST the pdllsstp of
~asr pole lhrous q town Geld tbs
y day or two,
q iols are retaining seysralses of
- 70 front OF town by build ayke
p'sce. By another sum me sill
'sas pasture. II the fasbwing
e. eot enerosch upon the tract
a asw stores are gcing UP novad the
'sAesed that period Of grow where
4 VII ike y affect the price COM
y she Peoples benefit.
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fuad deposition is not meeting e1rse-
q he neighbornood OF FerndaldThe
fesching out through our coun a-e
lodeting the interior country andhus-
= people TO become independent the
- steamboats,. The bond proption
Epoaby carry II the electors can as
nat the money will be judiciou ex-
2 the construction OF q good rossys-
re Tear that money might be wan on
= - badly a. it mas been on somf the
Street contracts will deter marrom
sng the bond pr position.
= psblican county CON mittee wimeet
= @ organize for the campaign.
apt will soon be made in Nevhat-
ust the constitutionality of thtreet
qstem ~ laid down in the genl In
non oct for cities of the third clasThis
g interest TO many towns in thelte OF
6astnn.
snalcom school board has sold par
worth OF twenty-yesr bonds, btng s
70 Hairrs h Co.. of Chicag The
ald not sell as well as they wothave
s'slcei the clause making their rnent
before the expiration OF the lenfy
me money is being expended the
ker1inn Of two brick school houses.
australian ballot system tested te In
ns election is pronounced cd i'm
ssat ever the old method. The blate
eeafed to the elector Is apprecih. A
noments to the law might bekcted
little more explicit in somelticu-
WI vote August ", on g pruition
ocnds for $4,000 for sewage aIttreei
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ING THE COUNT.
Directory Man to Take
Portland Census.
|xNs FROM GRAy's HARHoR.
largest city in ChehaIis
-.v.-rdaho Ha. 10000 People
..d wyoming 10000.

~ Aux. H.-President Osborn. Of the
- & commerce. has received dispatch
- eohert p. Porter. superintendent OF
- slsting that c. = Mech would be
~ Suorryisor of the remuneration Of
..S eounsy and city of Salem. Mr..
= - instructed 20 proceed to select good
80 ana. 10 divide the territory into
4 e s.s>ie,a ana TO make preparations for be-
~ ~ John d. Leland. special agent,
49,. - from Washington CITY about
- I'm blanks, etc, and viii cooperate
5Ss,cb ID the work.
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COUNTY SOLID MEL
! 81 Those Paying Taxes ON se10,fO
mr. More.

nscon, Aug. 1A.-The county commissions
\ nitling as an equalization board. ny
Snder the law lower an assessment, nt
rinse il without great difficulty. Th4x
lssounty is'an interesting study. It m!es
IN poor and poor men rich If fieies
10 The whatcom County assessment lls
essIuation OF nearly $l5.ooo.ooo. Th9s-
lit vas made on basis of 40 per cenbn
Dsn realty, and mortgages are nota ssid.
iee county mortgages are assed sccorhg
III In Whaicom county real estate Yrs
hurdens which mortgages should pr.
III Is list showing the values pm
9eominent Whatcom county citizenand
11li6nn musf nay county taxes:
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foVrsKxD, Aug. 1.-THE county COZ
- today issued . call for special ely
q iS held september Is. to vote on prof.
. Z bond the county FOR s10. 600 for coq-
md for public road pnrl osss- Dssiql
4 M ccurthou.e to G Ct $4,000 have !.
heen accepted. The tax levy this ylr
- oaly q mills, which is s mills less tip
4 xe1Y's lew. The county Is out OF d4.
tousidsrsble property and has the INT
= ii H. state.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-08-15

- 1dnho Nor wyoming Has One
!" n~.dred Thousand People.
serox err, Aug. 1.-The POPULATION
q. ~ 81 the advocstes Of Idaho and
- wben tney we're candidates for I'D.
~ - the Union have scarcely held oul
~. svnsns fIgurea superintendent Porter
= .or,sh count in Idaho gives that STATE
S1ssle ana wyoming 5000.
sR.ss axures been known during the de-
4 -. admission Of these states some voteI
= -. bern withheld from them by East
SSbiicsas. It was claimed By them thu
fsd { population OF $4,000 each. 1t \
4 ~ likely that in such mountainoul
sic nsuy people have not been countedi
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NOTICE or DISSOLUTION.

Tvo WHOM IT NAY CoNCERS-NoTIcE Is
i herrbs given tnas the Erm of - h. brown
the undersigned retiring thsreifon. and tnht
viii NOT be respoA sible for any debts contracted
for o. on account OF OF In the mans OF g. II.
Brown q Co. since The dissolution Of the said
arm. JOHN MccURDy.
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County CENSUS.

-. tho Largest City Closely Fol
lowed by BTontesAno.
,eoou. Aue. Incomplete returns frol
~ i've Gray's harbor populations as u
iherdeen, 1.6ss: Montesano, Lea
-. 1.s7; Gray's Harbor City, %: CO
III All Puget sound districts =
~. exeeut one in Mason county.
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& Aas. N-W ork has been IN on
ssn building on Second 81 and
q asaed to completion.
~ are almost completed for 90. 600
= = = proposed 10 have it corted by
wilson, who purchased large
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Assessment Of Lewis County.
xrazza Aug. H.-Assessor Moore has 1t
Sle1&6 lii assessment for Lewis couf.
so1ol 81 1870 II s2,7os, 1854, an increaself
- evpf last year.
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mount Of property here sometime $40 con-
snplasss building hank building With safety
Charley Ackley. son Of M c. AckIev. ss,,.s =
his home here yesterday. - =
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ARR

NO ICR-JEssIE N. ELLIoi 7. ARTS MY
IN ktn tio viii 10 op%~ for pupils Sept mpr L
Rooms 81 snd S. ssastle Con ersato.y Of Art
no ~ block. 5 esfs and prime
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HAIR DRkesING-IsA BEiLE c0IfFEKE:
lJ ladles and chf1dren's hair dressing and
manicure parIors; hair eur, dyed, singed. ssam-
posed and dressed in the latest Earopean
s1yles Rooms and 4 Atkins block 5l5 Cosuxn-
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PIANO TUNING

DIANo AND ORG - IuNINe, hEPAIa-
i Az OF xil nus Ca lnslrumeots; prompt AZ
tenlion given 10 city AM evasssry crless: satEs-
faction guaranteed. !. L. Jeneraa Vacglsan's
muse store, seattle, and DaraIt's yaEslc store,
@ rs Ell b'liiding. -eaG Ie
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SPECIAL NOTICE

NOTICE OF AUCTION SALE-PUBLIC No.
~ tee y hereby given that |. John H. Me-
Graw, assignee in q certain proceeding in insoi-
vency. now pending in the superior court of
kisg county. Washington, entitled ]. ST. Mich
oils Co. VS.. Their Creditors in pursuance of an
order IN this behalf heretofore made by said
court. will sell and csuse to be sold at public
auction, Tor cash. at the premises form. riy oc-
cupied by said J. II. Nichols. on Columbia
street, betwl en- second and ird streets. in the
CITY OF Seattle, in sad King county. on Friday,
the 9th day OF Sep. ember, 1880, at IL O'Clock a.
M, and between that hour anu II o'clock noon
OF that day, and betwee the hours of o'clock
p. m AM O'CLOCK p. m. Of thai day. and con-
nnu ng every day hereafter at like hours, ex-
GLIDING 81 ndays, until the sale is compleed,
ali The srUs Il good, wares and merchandise
and the tx ure-, OF which am now in possess
sion as such as ignee, towit: Hardware, . ri 2
aud plumb.fs' n 81 rlais; also ali the unpa
book q counts chooses in action and eviaens es
OF indebtedness in my DO session ss such as
eignee. JOHN II. MCGRAW, Assignee.
PETERSON 4 PESNErArHER. Attorneys for AS
signee.
Dated at Seattle. King county. WASH, this 18th
Cay oil August, 1880.
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NOTICE TO sTocxHoLDERs.

w AshISG!0N SOLDIERS HOME ~
w meeting of the hoari of trustees of TIE
Warrington Soldier Home viii be- he'd IT Ia.
coma Aosdsy. Angus, rs, af p. M, for IN
rurpose of seectins q site and fransacfins such
other business as may properly come before The
sec ION of the Soldiers Home act, will thea
e considered. sach propose shouid be disd
with the seer tary, at 9 attic, on or before said
date By order OF the trusfesA
GEO Fl. BoARDNAN. President
NJ NJ. HOLMES c-erarv
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REMOVAL

CAN FRANCISCO BkIDGE COMPANY HAS
- removed TO fourth 90 oeciden q ock.
eTvhOM-0S & wHITE-CIvIL ENGINEERS
II have removed 70 rooms - and 20. colman
building. Front street. between Columbia and
kariou.
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~ F. EGGERT & CO. HAVE OPENED UP AT
NJ 607 Second rest between Marion aud
Coiumbis, with full line of mems, women's
and chlldrcn's boots and shoes, and are now
r ady for business; new goods arriving every
day
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NOTICE OF AUCTION SALE-PURLIC NO.
IN ice is hereby given that ], J. II. Nc
Grsw, assignee In c rtan case now pend
ing in the super or court of King county,
Washington, entitled: Ernest Bollack VS.
his creditors, In pursuance of an order IN
this behalf heretofore duly maize by said court,
will sell and cause to b sold ct public auction,
for cash, at No s07 Front street, in the city of
Seattle, In SAID county. on Wednesday, the 10Th
day of August. 1890, at 10 O'Clock O. M, aud be-
tween tina hour aud IL o'clock noon OF that
day, and between the hours OF 2 o'clock p m.
and 5o'ciock p. N. of that day, End continu-
ing every day thereafter ac like hours exclud-
SUN lays. until the sale is ompleted, ali the
stock OF g DDS, wares and merchandise and
tolls ~ fixtures, Of which am in possession
40 such assignee, tost: A general stack of
clocks. wa ches and jewelry and store ixtur $,
and .weler's outfit of too .. and also all the
unpaid book sccounts bills and chnses in &C
ton new in my posse ssion as such sssignes.
Dated ct S~a'ti.. King cou ~, WASH, this
2Stn day OF July, 1S9
J. 81. McGRAw, Assignee.
Preston, Carr & Preston, Attorneys ior As
sisnee.
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vocAL AND xNsrRUnEyr4r musro

EUL4L AND INHIHNMLNTAL MUtIU
----~--------~---
NJ sIcAL INSTITUTE. SOUTHWEST COR.
wi Der second and Lenora street.. Thor
ough instruction; grand pianos; musical IL
brsry; CRY references. Mrs. willard. rrincipsl.
gT,Hk SEATTLE CONSERVATORY WILL
i open August lst Plane. pipe or san. vocal
eloculion. flute. violin. harp, msn holm. ancient
AM modern languages. stehing. cr4y0n. oil.
water coiors. china and embroidery Address
seaftle Conservatory, corner Front and Spring
streets
lgARsHA 5. bn0wN-A LATE PUPIL OF
vi Professor A. w. Porter, Mime pol 8, and
Nine. Lou "a cappisni. OF New York. is NOW pre-
I.re 10 receive pupsls in yulce eRiiu-c ~ ner
res de,ece. ai3 Popls STREET city.
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FINANCIAL

W110 WILL BUY A LOT, ALL CLEARED,
WllV overlooking Green lake: electric M tor
cars run TO the properly. For tale by William
II. Pet'is. agent. rooms q and go Haier block.
Money to loan at 2 per cent on business prop
eriy.
uyE ARE NOW PREPARED TO LOAN
w money on real esta ., long or short TIM:
reasonable rates. Lee Bowden, Colin an block,
Front street.
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ocULrsTs IND xURrsrs.

nR. KIBBE-OCULIsT AND AURIsr AND
IL phys clan for diseases OF the throat Re
moved 10 Halter block. corner Columbia and
Second streets, rooms 4 aud s.
Geo. A. REICH. NJ. D., oCULIsr. aURIsT
N and physician for diseases OF the throat
ONCE. room a. Boston b1ocs
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II c. WHITE, NATURAL MEDIUM;
II trance test and lie readings; fittiags
daily; circles Tuesday and Thursday evenings
at s. "Wednesday afternoon at 8: developing
circles Monday and Friday evenings laos
Thirt street, psrlors 81 aud -.
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sTEsoGRAPHERx

MRS. LEvAUGHNE CAN BE CONSULTED
WI at the Nal DRY horss. rooms IL sni IS.
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xxrASTED-A YOUNG NAN OF STERLING
w character seeks -mpioyment Ia mean =.
tile business: mus tave work fush' foss in-
rel frt Tcar
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-16
WANTS $4,000 DAMAGES.

Jamou A. Froslor Suos Jacob N. soohrint
for tho Above Amount for Ipiuries Re-
oeivtd..
A u sequel 10 the nccident which hap
poncd al tho now Gillian works some
tlmo ago damage suit has boon conn
monccd. II will bo remembered thnt
Jnmce A. Frazier, carpenter OF Cam
bridge, o., was struck by falling trcss
and had both his legs broken. llc was
taken 20 his boarding house on Wost Sec
ond street, whore no has boon IN n holp-
less condition over since, being q county
charge.
To-day by his attorneys hc filed pcti-
ton IN common plone court ngnlnst Jabob
M Sochrlat nsllng for 5000 damages.
Tho petition alleges that ho was employed
by the defendant Ag n workman ON tho
building, that ON November %, 1880,
while engaged In bic usual work, hc was
injured BY n piece OF timber falling upon
him, breaking both legs, ininrlng bis back
and breaking his Jaw Wherefore ho
asks damages IN the sum Of 10000.