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Telegram-herald., 1890-08-31
THE MARKETS.


CHICAGO. Aug. 30
FLeUR--In moderate request and stea1-
Spring Patents. 8 o. Sa.J0. bakers, S2s0G go
Siraights, s s0gzs5. Winter Patents, cFa
5.25; Clears siW3feo.
WBEAT-W Weaker early. and strong later. No
2 cash, ei.GiaLolN; December, H.c44spLOa, !,
Nay. t1Os tfoSs
No yellow, 4ss<8ssSe; 30. g <siae. No. {
yellow. fse: Septersbeg. 4e@447hc; October
48,sGissc, Dceszaoer. et1Si isci May, "a 90
5.sc.
oATs-weaker sns lover. No. 3. ssa zee;
September. S5FG3SSc: May, ssA9-3sAo
Samples In good supply ano lower Ne 3
SiGS5 &C: 40. Waite. = 137c; No. 2 $3.50 = c /.
no. 2 White. S6ss ASA
RYE-Lowor No. cash. sgc. September
delivery. a &C: ocsobsr. csc. Decce Der. C75se
CSC. sample lots e5;iG5ic for No. ?; 5a9e3c foE
NOS
EARLEY-ste No 2 September, 7sc.
Samples saia5ie as fellows: ComuoD. 4sas2c;
good TO choice 55l,8ec. and extra lotS ESQ., De-
MESS PORK-Msrkei sou.e Ehst unsettled
Prices Quotsble az sloS 80 for cash; S2ssSi
10 % for September: SO 09E 10.25 for October.
sl2 90 ls Is foE January. anc sls.s5 sbi2.so for
May.
LARD-Rsther active but lower. Prices
ranged g 81. 20 l3i, for cash. 81 io46is foT
September. g $3.50 for October, aud s5o2s
1e72is for January.
BrrrrR-Cresmery. p3s2c; Dairy. 7eiso.
Packing stock. 54Sec.
PouL1RY-Liro CaicScns So ec per =
Spring Chickens. SI2c per 10: Live TurAeTs
6ai0o per = Live DBcys 5 a &c per = Live
Geese. p 0g2s09 psr DOZEN.
LIQUon--Distillcd SPIRITS ruled nru ct 3
per ga Tor finished gooss.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-31

wHEAT-Deci.red iGl &c. easy. sestcfaecf,
siClA llo5. Decemb-T, sl.o5aGIos's' May,
N1.lsft44
CoBs- Realizing 80 lower easy. No. 2 81
a. sc; steamer mizec 1-g5sisc
OsTs-Du4i; A6isc lowsg, western, 81 ohor-
PncvTs soSs-Bee; dBl pate. s7.cou7Sa' eS-
ira Blsss sd7saa0o. PORK. Qu.et ed steady
ncrs. Sle.25 l.l2Oo. extra prime 1850. LsTo
steady quiet steam reuaorca. g. a.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-31

This department is now replete with all
the new and fashionable fabrics from foreign
and domestic mills.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-02

now Tramp d. square with a nan.
Wdy Manager,

Paul Morton, the general freight agent Of
the Burlington road tells a very good story
Of The late II NJ llpKio, who wnsmanagerof
Jay QOulf Southwestern system during tho
great strIkeA One afternoon rather inngh
looking young man walked into Mr. lloxaa
private Office manuOunoel lla neglected 10
remove ms plug hat as he entered and ho
cooked II further over his right oyo and took
two or three vigorous pulls ut tbe "oannonn
he was smol,Ing before ha aldi Us your
nama lloKiaf' Mr. lloxia said that such was
the fnot "Well, said tho fresh young tel
low as le hit tho bull's oye IN tho neghbor-
ing cuspidore, ~ want Job, Anything
from general passenger agent up will do me,n
Mr. loxleh eyebrows indicated mild sur.
prise, "Young man." no said gently, "that
Is no way 10 approach an official for a poai.
tlon, Just take Heut there aud watch me,n
Tho young fellow 6at down and Mr. lloxle
called his private secretary 10 tho soat az hia
desk aud then walked OUT
A moment later he raped ~ tho Office
door and his private secretary bada him en'
ter, The fresh young applicant looked on
with wondering eyes us tho general man.
agor IN, aIrf asked Mr. IoXio, bowing polite
ly, hat IN hand, 10 hla private secretary.
"Yor, 0r Waa 'gH Fglu" Inquired
tho secretary "WeIl, Gr said Mr iloEle,
deleroutlglly, 81 Rm seeking O position ON
your road and ! wish 20 place my application
before you, What p0alllnn Nv IL / do NOT
carei ! simply desire start Can you do
anything Tor naN Tho secretary said no
would lako hli name and boar him In mind.
"HGn might oR.l IN ngaIu IN q week or 10
aud may have f1molh.ug Tor your "All
right, sr said Mr lloyo, ~ thank you,n
Then ho bowed lgln and walled out, hlt IN
hand, lua mruoUt ho ru'eutorud aud tho
secretary wolkd back 10 bis own desk.
"Ihlt' nIl NJ li1Eio "h th1 pIpprr way
% apply lHr pnu1n, Now BOO If you cau't
dus welI % lao added, addressing taa fresh
young mm,
The latter went our and Mr Il0rloresumed
hIs seat There wgi rap al tla door, "Como
In" said No. lIaE.a lHs tuu.a yyung man
eutorol hat Ia mHl and bowed low "la
Che general mlnaHr WN hH asked, politely,
"Nof, aU am lUH H8uGrN UHu.ar What
enu ! do loi you" THO young mgu looked at
him sunrply pl llWpl our "Nou cuu go
% --l' 1uel ho iommal Nl plug hat on
h5 head rushed ul. uul took up hh 6tll
smoking 'coWln which bal burned hola
I'm tho wliuHco..pg vHuHH hH had laid 10. Mr.
lloyuh eyebrow egpuH0 q mrpr. Hs which
was by no megW mild, Vulla Ua private 100.
rotary o. thH typewriter apaJ tariff with
four f'a--Chlp61 lloraId,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-02
Tho pccenlIon of Tho world.

A country chap who rcccntly visited San
rranceo for the FIRST tiric giycs his views Of
the ladies IN thla way "Somewbaw In ovcry
circumference Of Glls and velvet that wrig'
glos along Montgomery street there's alters q
woman sposc, but how much Of hoIlor "
Oiled with meat aud bow much Ia CANNON
tho mNo spectator dunno A follow mnrrlos
a tlto aud lnds when he comes 10 tho pint
that ho has nothing In his arms but a regular
anatomy Ef men IA gay discovers, wotS 10
be said OF The female that dresses fer n 100
weight but hasn't rcely 20 much fat on her
as would grease q griddlc, all tho APPARENT
plumpncss consistin' Of cotton aud whale
bonof--Egchango
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-02
slAlUKnN BY APOrLhXY.
Mrs, Mary Torney Found Helpless on tho
Floor, and Dies Twelve hours after
ward'--she ~ Taken 10 tho House Of a
Friend aud mxpires,

Last evening at about \ o'clock DR., d,
II, Maxwell went Into hls Office on North
Cleveland avenue and there saw a sight
lac will never forget,
Cruuolied in the corner on the iloor lay
a woman unconscious, the muscles Of her
body twiiohing nerypuhly,
The physician made q haRty eNnmlna-
tlon aud carried her into his private Office
where she was placed on sofa, Dr.. A.,
u, Walker was immediately called
Ia for consultation, aud u was
found that the woman was suffering from
an npopletIc stroke Of The hraln, She
could not speak, hut medicine wRsadmin'
istered without success, She remained IN
the office all night, aud AZ II O'Clock this
morning WAS taken 20 the rcsldence OF
Thomas Carpenter At No, 90 South Cherry
street, whore she died az 1880 today,
The victim was Mrs, Mary Bornoy, who
h we'll known In this city, She was mar
rlcd "a number ul years ago, bat hnh not
been living with her husband for some
time, She leaves two children, ono Of
whom h feeble minded and h ut present
ln an asylum, The whereabouts Of the
other IL unknown, Mrs, fOruey has for
some time past been employed ua pastry
cool, az tho Oncra Cafe, aud was hcnR
treated for some time 10y Or, Maxwell tor
tho disease which caused her death,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-02
ANOTHER n. II, HORROR.

trhia Timo on the Chogapeako a Ohio
.-.Ton Peraons Killed. and over Twonty
wounded...An oporo Company on the
Train--J Josoph Daunomillcr sofo
CINCINNATI, Dec. 2s.--fSpcciol Word
hoa iuet renchcd hero OF u terrible ncci-
dent 10 the II. Il. V, fast train on the Ches-
npcnko q Ohio road, duo hero at b o'clock
tbIs afternoon. Tho train wont over an
embnnkment nonr White sulphur
Springs. II Ia reported that ton persons
were killed and twenty others wounded
An tho injured wero IN the smoker IN the
front OF The traln Tho names OF the
killed, na far as learned, are;
Kiddcr Kidd, OF Hannibal, Mo, baggage
Mnstcr Barksdalc, Of Huntingtonj A.
Morrison, the mail clorl, who was dead
heading home 10 Chorlceon, Va, q news
boy, name not learned, two colorcd men
Who worked on tho Allegheny section,
names not learned, Thomas Knreh, of
Blackstone, Kansas; j, u. West, OF How
argnvlllc, Va. Tho Gardner company was
on tho train, ono member of which IL
Joseph Dnnnemiler OF Canton. Your
correspondent saw him, Ho escaped un
injured,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-02
Mhr ehn Mns AnnInn..

"Nyhat did you wantr qucriod tbc6crgoant
at police headquarters yesterday o. u colorod
woman came IN,
"ligad from my olo man yotr she aokcd,
"lptR spo Who was hpN
"Named uaygooi, an he rund on las
summer
"Ob, remember No, wo haven't heard
anything Of him yctn
gThnnl8n
"You arc very auxioua, prcWmcn
"Ncs, sab, | was afraid you had found
him.
"And you don't want him foundr
"Not gaotly right away eab was dun
uaid Ogln two days ago, So you'd jIst bet.
tcr keep quiet an lot do olo man stay lostod."
-Elfhaugo,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-02

Which ~ tho fnreHt, q rose or lllyf
Whlph N the hWeeteal, 4 peach or u pearf
harryih cOquethh, ana charming 10 Mlllyt
Dora IA gentle and fair lhHr.
tweet ah q Hover Wna her face when klEHed
dove Ia tho romance nnd glory Vt lifcl
MlllY my playmate, love VINO q hlat0r,"
nut Dora choose Tor my wife,
Thgt IN right young man, marry tho girl
You love, BY all means, II she will have YOU,
hh0uld her health hoo0ne delicate aud her
beauty fndp after marriage, remember that
thla ID usually duo 20 functional disturbances,
weaknesses, Irregularities, or painful dROrs
dera peculiar 20 her neN, n the euro Vt which
Dr rieroah Fayorlte Prescription II gunrnn-
leod % give niiRfn0ilQn, on money rclunded.
hee tha printed certificate OF guarantee ln
QttleuVrppni
For dyorWOrfed, "w0m-Gut," "Uin-d0wn,H
debilitlted teaehera, milllnera, drcsamRlitf,
henmhpcuea "Hhopr HirlH," houaeltfepea'
nuiaips mothers nhd ioolla wdmon gin6r-
ally nf fleroo'a fhy0rite Prescription u tl0
Grcntcll earthly boon, bclnif unoQu0lod Ra Rn
hppOtllng cordial ANA restorative tonic on
hlionRlh-glyer,
Copyright lesa, by womEs piR, Mth Ag'N
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-02
Notice to Non-Resident Land
Owners Of Time and Place
of Holding View.


10 George stuhldrehr
You are hrrOl notlned that q petition has been
prOapnUd 10 the Auditor nf stark county ono rep
TcApnung that the punllr C0ilyt niuncr requires hn
alteration NJ That uhft Ot the count road running
from Mlilpnu IN said county 10 Canal Fulton ~ aad
county, known as JaO0b klrkB road winch llpu ~ I.
tween pUlnt ION feet touthulal wnrdN ifhm stone
anlyult On said rnAd, on the Hue Ooiwevn linlH
owned Ivy a, NtuhldreM aud thueo of the heirs OF ~
htuhldrehr amt apOlnt at tho intersection Q, tnc
enat lnu " illr lnnda ~ SAID Y, SUN utthr hoila
and the Cpnicr Of said road, TO the following ,lo-
40 HE'D r0uui Beginning NJ said aono gulyert
AbUvo described and run INK aOuthoWtwMdy 100
feet aling sal roN, III, II g eeswardy 70 stone "
Nia cnrlor 0f lands VI the heirs Of II htlhlltuhf
aud thence Hntheaal wardy W the trnha lnA point
AbOvo dpacrlho u aud prayiug that such ALLEGATION
bp ~ Abllah0d
And, THAT the Viewers md Surveyor apnOn,odh Ny
lhU coinmlHu OnrE Of SAil ttark county, Ohlu, IN
nlor Drdt Of UurOmhUr T. lNlO 10 Ivy out ntid sur.
voy tho sad ro,d potti0ned for by 40 slagtbuy
auh uthora Will mott ~ the brRlnllng OF Mll pro-
posed m IN tue drd da " January, 1900, for tuo
purpusea pol forth IN sud order
AM the ard day o. January 100, 10 "lho day by
which claims iur camp nA,tloh mrt 10 III d'
Dated tho ilth day VI December A u, iHBt
y. H. MANLY
doeiq.hw Cuuhiy AuNlt r.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-02
OLD sn.rpLBRs
Think That wo May Havs Such Weather
aB We Had Years Ago,

M Wo hhu oars ago.
II looks very much ns II wo woro moi
going 20 have the cold weather predicted.
The wind blow strong Thursday and
Thursday night II grew cold, Tho general
expectation was that when morning would
dawn snow would cover the ground. but
II didn't. The temperature was puch as 10
freeze the ground slightly, but the frost Il
rapidly leaving under the warm rays of
to.tay's sun,
Old settlers think that snow will como
shortly, Years ago Christmas was lust
such 4 day nv the one just passed, Christ.
mus dinner was cNteu with open windows,
The weather was warm aud cool until
New Years On that day morning broke
with rain. AZ noon tho rain fell heavily,
hut toward evening the weather grow cool.
then cold, then severe cold. That nifht
one of the heaviest falls of snow known
for years came, There was Aleighlng Tor
weeks, Nay this bo tho caso this year
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-02
Notice to Land Owners of the
Time and Place Of Holding
View.

10 David Yaut and L. Kline and othcru, residing
near Nollyat Tu,carawa, county Ohlo,
YOuArH hefOy notified tia on the lmt Monday
An Duurinlcr lHsi, 4 petition WAS nod WIN no
Al ltOf NJ stnfk county ono, representing that
the pub IL convention Q required Cue e'AhlNllmcnt
sf Uouny road on the line holwt cn o. ions q q
an ~, aud between SECTIONS 20 AMI 20 OF lNhlt
HON townanin, And asking Tor Tie oamlllahhoht or
such road
Ym Arc hcrnhy notified that the Viewers an1
turyuyo appointed by . tOmnlaNOnoa OF Slntk
couniy ~ their OrdOr ut Dnrumnvr y lMN lg ny
BY UcO, liAdrI aud 9th r. VIII muut ~ NJ real
dcnoo Of 6pu nadur In h,thlu om iuwnanln ll the
IN day ui January, 100 for thu purpose Hol 10 W
IN said order -
aud the IN day OF January 1902, Is "thg (ay aot
ywniul Cn mt 20 c1n1i1itlon mus pc hlYh"
Dated tho llth day OF Dccombcr lep
\, h. MANLY,
County auditor
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-02
Mnrrled..I,und Oman nu,lno0g.

December "a, AZ the Evangelical futh.
ern parsonage, East TuscarNwns street,
by Rev, l., n. Meyer Sherwcll X Eun.
ninghnm aud Lena Brosinsky, OF this city,
December ~, 40 the same place anil by
the rnme, Frank w. Scott and MlIio u,
Siedschlpg OF this city.
December "a, ~ the same place aud by
the samc, JAY M, Bair and CLARA ",
KroiRhbaunl, OF Pain township,
December ~, a, tho same place md by
the same, JnnluA w Harry and Saelh q.
Druokunbrod, OF thla city.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-02
~ by hil fon ~ hall past
LrnInn. and dIul nl noon.

thcr, h brother, declares that hI8 father
treated Hm lCUmlol ln such q horrible man.
ner tina liu yu0u agn ho lolt bim,
He declares that on ono occasion tho old
man t0ll, him upstairs 20 a room In the back
part OF .Ai house. and locked the door Then
ho brought out s1no cDalns, aud tho boy ro-
sisted, having O 0ght with tho old man, but
tho Allgrvas toe strong Tor him aud chaIued
him, After loayIug tho boy Tor a while tho
old man returned, unclaimed him, compelled
him 20 strip and thpshcd him, pouring
whisky u'o tho g1shos In hls flcbh
Tue ease promises 10 reveal one OF those
cases 5l cruelty usually only found In low
gradcoi l,tIon, but not supposed to hayo
any foundation Ia fact
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-02
MURDERED HDa FATHER.


lmiie Cuouthor Was Driven.
st LouI hueautly lau stirred up by
most sensational lJUius, n which a fathor
wat tH1 victim and h IHyopnoId CON tho
murderer George A. GH.ulNrr 20 yona
Old aoHa 30 have bona Brmt u nla fam.
ny NO drove la f1u Emilio, aged 90, from
home tuo boz going io tho house uf his MD,
tor Mira GHu.Wup Iunro ho remained,
trying 20 bc.p ogt Of fght OF bly father, VI
whom ho evidently stood In great awe, Mira
BUiuUpmp finally won't outml tho old man,
learning Of N.H sou. place of refuge, followed
him while NIH Smusamp was away
An encounter took place. Altrr which tho
boy lolt Oh. h0ua. leaving bla father la a
Giublug condition from wound, Indicted ON
the bead 10y .Umo heavy Instrument Emilio
went 10 Clio house OF another tHtel, Mira
Wca AND rushing in oSo,todly told hor
what ho bad dDui,
Guonlbu was I'M by hIl .on NJ haIfpast
y O'Clock lu tNo morning, aud died at noon.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-02
sonntor nowoll. For warwicls.

MAsstnLoN, Ohio, Dec 70, 1880.
To the editor of The Enquircr; stark
county will present the name OF Hon,
John q, Warwick, o this. city, Yours
truly, n A, HOWHfAiH.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-02
The i,alt,S spouse.

Tho ralti'" Spouse.
Whenever Doggs ca.no home at night
Appearing worse for wear,
lie told his wlfo that no got tight
because II banlshcl care
lie Edl "My darling Mary Ann,
Il makes me quite another man."
One ught the door was tightly locked,
And though he raised q din,
A loud he called and louder knocked
She would not let him In
"a faithful wife" said Mary Ann,
"cannot admit another man" .s
A Victim of tho wire. 1,
Hero Is portrait OF Robert Dalton, Of
Toledo, who recently suffered IN that city q
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-02

Chlldron'u fur aots In almost endless variety, NJ
very cheap prices,
satin damnfk iAnlo cloths. with napkins to match.
IN great variety VI blsr, grade ami price,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-02
French robes and pattern dresse
$40 TO $50, recently reduced from
to 500. -


,,,,---, =, NV THVOII WNWNNNTN
WrrkH Ihssr are M ado from brs grnde of eilt
llh.h, elegant w ~ lnmHu, correct aiylen. enpl
hL ihlhh and workmanship. - '"''
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-02

fate similar 10 that
Of Llnenau ltecks,
OF New York
whose horrible
death IN the sight
Of ahuddQriug
thousands had 80
much TO do with
tho unrrl
campaign against
overhead wires,
now going on IN
New York, Dbl
ton, unlike FEELS,
.aaa tat.llu ........I
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-02

upblDAl HANnKENCIMFps
our Htort 0i handkelchlcfa was nnvdr 40 lave. ~.
never /, enc y We on great vaii,ty m nl M.
INITIAL hndAcfOhlcf, much Under vslio a. ~,
ao19ll M lahdGcrehltfs aud municra n aihhl
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-02
Speclaz--- This Week.
EVERY LADY

Wants silk dress. What more apnro.
prlate gift 10 wife, sister or motherY
Our immense stock, representing tNo
best makes Of the world Is open for
your inspection Really Hue grades OF
black silks will be found here at 81 aud
gl,2b A ward, -
Morning journal and courier., 1890-08-16
Fair Haven Nexvs

Carlisle H. Baldwin of Terryville is visit ing friends at the east shore.
 The awning on F.Collett's grocery store, corner of Grand and Blatchley avenues, was recently destroyed by fire, and a new one has been pnt up in it's place by an in surance company. The fire occurred in the middle of the afternoon. It was pre- vented from spreading to the building by Officer Kline.
 The Rev. Mir. Potter of Rockville, son of School Officer Giles Potter, will preach at the Grand avenue Baptist church to- morrow, the Rev E. c. Sage being absent
 Ernest c. Rowe, who on Thursday morn ing set out to cross the continent on his bicycle, made a stop at Waterbury on ac- count of broken wheel, but ran to Litch- field by way of the Naugatuck valley in less than eight hours yesterday, arriving in Litchfield about 5 o'clock in the after noon. The days run was hard one, over sandy roads and tedious hills, but it was greatly enjoyed. To-day Mir Rowe starts out for Albany, taking route over the Berkshire hills. He will join large body of Massachusetts bicyclists at Albany and run with them to Niagara Falls next week. From there he will go along, skirt lug dIOHS UHe Ere coast to Chicago, thence to Des Moines, Omaha, and Topeka, south to Texas and then on over the arid plains to California He ex- poets to arrive at the Pacific coast about the middle of December and then he will join his parents at Riverside, where they are to spend the winter.
 The Rev. E. M. Jerome, editor of the Shore Line Times, has gone away on a three weeks vacation by order of his phy- sician. With his family he went last Wednesday to Biddeford, Me-, where his daughter resides.
 Captain Timothy F. Callahan, the well known clerk of the probate court, is go- ing to Block Island on his vacation at the close of encampment week at Mantle.
 Postmaster w. H. Moore will return from Boston on Monday.
 A large party from the Ferry street Con gregational church held picnic at Savin Rock yesterday.
 Miss Minnie Doolittle is at Block Island
 Mrs. Harvey Hemingway and Mrs. Her bert Barnes have gone to Chautauqua. The funeral of Dr. Charles s. Thomson, who died at Hartford Thursday night, will be held tomorrow, the burial to take place at Union cemetery. Dr. w. H. Thomson; son of the deceased, was in Canada at the time of the death, but he was summoned home, and will be here at the funeral The old physician practiced medicine for forty nine years in this city.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-08-16

Say that for August we are offering wonderful line of goods and doing wonderful business This week another lot of those famous STANDARD FAST BLACK CHEvIOT SUITS at $1O, for Men and Young Men. We don't believe you match them elsewhere for less than $15OO Other lots of Black Cheviot Suits for $500 and $22. co. Other kinds of Suits $7 50 to $3O.OO
 White Vests, Alpaca, Serge Mohair and Seer sucker Goats and Vests at almost any price close the stock.
 Boys Suits, Odd Pants Flannel and Percale Waists and Blouses, all marked down to close.
 Good lots of Mems Pants for $2. co, $2. 5o $3 co and $3. 50.
 In every department offering BIG BAR GAINS in order to make business through what is usually dull month at the same time clear our counters for the finest Fall stock that have ever shown
Morning journal and courier., 1890-08-16
A PECULIAR ACCIDENT.

Cattle Drowned i'm n Shallow Pool
 MT. Edgar Brewer of Hockanum lost a pair of valuable oxen on Wednesday in a very peculiar manner. They were con- sidered the finest pair in town. Wednes- day Mr. Brewers hired boy yoked them to a dump cart and started to draw some dirt with them. Around on one side of the barn is small pond which has about six inches of water and probably two feet of mud as component parts On one side of this pond is sloping bank, quite steep, and near this the hired boy was compelled to drive his team. He had filled his cart and had driven the oxen near to the top of the incline, when he saw some girls
 Leaving his oxen, he hastened over to talk to them. The oxen, freed from retraint, began to browse in the grass growing about, and finally pulled the wheels of the cart over the top of the incline. The cart began to bear upon them and they went down the incline. When they struck the pond one of the oxen got stuck in the mud and fell over head first. The yoke slipped up on his neck and held his nose down in the water so that he drowned in @ few minutes. The boy now returned and stood watching the other animal try to free himself without calling any help. The animal finally stumbled and fell as his companion had done, and met the same