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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-05-14
n.e.. Making and Mlu.ns,y s.ore,

Miss. N. Carr has opened new Dress Making and Millinery Store, one door north of the Post Office. She has on hand full stock oi the very latest styles of all kinds of millinery goods, and invites the ladies to call and ex- anime her goods, m5tf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-05-14
Beard adjourned.
MONDAY. May. 1.

MONDAY, May, lS. Beard met at 10 o'clock, pursuant to adjoarnMent Present, $. r. Behan (chairmsn) aud Morris Goldwater, su- pervisors, and the clerk.
 Claim si J. II. Marion, for printing brief Tn the case of Wm. O'keill vs. Yavapai county, was audited and allow sd for $62.
 Bends of Jshn Lawier and Geo. A. Denny, ss overseersers of districts 13 aud respectively, were approved.
 Action sf the board on the petition of citizenso of Flagstaff snd Milton was re- considered, and the new road district granted as prayed Tor, and Wm. Powell was appointed everseer, subject to ap- prevsl of his bead, and provided that only money obtained from read taxes bc spent on the read.
 Board adjourned.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-05-14
advlce to Mothers

Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup should always he ased for children teething. It soo.hes the child, soltens the gums, sllays all pain, cures wind collie. and is the best remedy Tor Di- srThoea TgentY-dve cents bottle.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-05-14
a Good Guess.

RpfroR JoUsSAL-AIsEE Quite ! .snl ser sf our people estimate the pres lt population sf Arizona at One han TO thousand; others, st ninety ans ghty thousand. AE are wrong ir my oinion, and simply for the iun ot .uessiug." although many will pooh ssh any modest guess, have care 5ly estim Ated the population oi Sri ons toTr tcry as follsws; Total pspu- ! ;;az, exclusive of Indians, 56,57s. ? hs can come nearer the msrki
 ALBERT F. BAsTA. S. Johns, 4. T., May 9th, 1890
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-05-14

Three base hits, Stewart and Clay pool. Bases stolen, 5. Bases on called balls, 4. Bases on passed balls, {. Hit by pitched ball, Clay and Seaman. Struck out by Gilmore. :. Left on bases, b,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-05-14

The War on Screw Worms. Head quarters for ammunition at the Mouu- tain City Drug Store. Very low prices.
 mI fl
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-05-14
Base Eali.

The following is the score of the
 base ball game played Sunday by the Palmer and Prescott clubs, as furnish
 ed us sy Ed. Horne, official scorer:
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-05-14
Iueadhy, JUue tfs lcsN. CaDiiaI Prize. $500, ,000,
AGENTS WANTED.

For Club Rates, or any further 1T formation desired, write legibly ta the undersigned, clearly stafinx Your residence, ~fth State. county, street and Number. More rapid re. urn mali delivery will be sssnred by your saolosing an envelope bearing your fuil
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-05-14
Just Received. an elegant sssor.aep,

Of ladies shoes in every style. cheaper
 than aay house in Arizona. at d. Vol ieneurgs, u
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-05-14

Large stock si ladies' purses at Yssspai Pharmacy at very low prices
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-05-14
Scare ef supsrvisers.
"WEDNESDAY, May :.

"WEDNESDAY, May :. Beard met Monday, May Tth, pur-
 suaat to adjournnent. Present, A. A. Moore Chairman pro tem), and Morris Goldwatsr. supervisors. and the clerk. os motion, the following appropria. tions were made for the vassous read districts for 1890:
 No. l, 500, not to be expended until after the road is reported on by A. A. Moore. 2. $loo; 3, $75i {, $2o0; 5,
 s75; 6, sieo; '. s200; ., ss5; 10, $2oo;
 II, Sl0o: ls. s100; ls. Sl0o; IA, $l60 i;
 l5. slO0; l6, slo0; notified to spend part. as subscribers te fund may ask i; IT. 75. IS Slo0; ls. $l00; %. $I75;
 sl. $50; P. sl0o: 8. $i0o; 24, $l5o:
 g. si50; e7, sios; 2s. sl50; 90. $leo; i;
 3l. s25; g, sl00. Total amount, $S,-
 5QO.
 Al amused appropriations heretofore
 made are hereby vacated. overseers
 will take notice that no bills in excess of amount hereby appropriated will be allowed uHless incurred by order of the board.
 Beard took recess until o'clock ?. m, when same mesabers re-assem- bled.
 In the matter si the disputed bonn diary between Gila and Yayspai counties. the clerk was directed to netify the board of supervisors of Gi!a county that the appointment of l.. r. Mach as arbitrator is hereby receasidered and revoked. Tka. this board, acting un- der advice sf it's district sttorney, de- ciines ts srbitrate until it is shown that q survey cannot satisfactorily deter miae the line between the tive coun- ties, and that in accordance with sn act, Ne. 4, st the session laws of 1889, it being necessary in the judgment of this board that the boundary line seps- rating this county from 0ils county should De desned. notice is hereby given ts the board of supervisors of Gila county that survey is asked by Yasspai county. and 0. B. Foster, county surveyor of Yayspai esunty. will be ready to act with the county surveyor ef Giia county as soon as ne- .ifed by sa i'd board of Gils county of the time and place of meeting. the ex- penses of said ssrvey ts be divided and borne equally between the two ccun- ties.
 Board sdjsurned until Tuesday, May Sth ct 9 o'clock.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-05-14
!Asaasss sssasea issss:s Containing cs5u'! s Nxw OxaEA NJ NATIONAL sK

aEHEaBER that the payment of Prizes is GUA ARANrKED BY FOUR MA ZION AL HAN Ks Of New Orleans. and the Tickets gre signed by tbe president of su tn- stitutton, whose chartered rights are recogf nixed In the hiShost courts. therefore, beware lt alt limitations or anoDym rus eclernes.
 ONE DOLL . H Is the pTi ,e of the sa,silees l.. or fraction of Q Ticket NHSC EO D 0s US ,n any Drawing. Anything in our nafns of cred to: fess tnsn . Dollar 10 Aswindles
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-05-14
Blacksmith and Wood
 = E = R

l 1 have on hand a Large Lot of wood material, and have in my employ as good mechanics as there are in Arizona Territory. and parties coming here for Goods or to have blacEsmithing or wood worK will have their worK done promptly and at req sonable rates.
 Have on hand StudebaKer Lumber Wagons. Some of them have been remodeled and are in good shape for freighting. These wagons will be sold away down. Besides these We have Buck boards. Any party needing . wagon will never leave here with out one unless they leave here when l am not watching them. l am here to sell you goods and treat you squarely.
 Goods ordered shipped on ears receive our special attention.
 Tam not so situated. as to do a credit business, as I have a large amount ot capital tied up Tn property here and elsewhere, therefore l am compelled to do . cash business in order to turn my money often.
 1 would take this opportunity to thank my many friends who patronized me the past season. and would asK them to give mo a share of their patronage the present. Anything you need for yourself or family or ranch I have h stock. All my goods such as Canned Goods, Flour and Barley, as can be purchased in carload lots, are bought by me Tn this manner. I pay no rent or city taxes, hire very lit- tie help; therefore there is no house in Arizona that I allow to undersell me, and those whe first patronized me find it te l their interest to call on me.
 $. II. WlTHERELL,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-05-14

THURSDAY, May s.
 Beard met May sth, pursuant to ad- jssrnneat. Present, same as at pre- yious meeting.
 Petitions having been read, on mo- ton, the following appointments were made, subject ts the approval of their respective bonds:
 w. ". Nichols, eyerseer road district No. 27; ". H. Andersen, cversser read d,stric, No. 24; E. H. witherell, over seer road district Nc. {. Petition asking that the extension of the road in district number 24, te the Grand Canyon of tho Colorado, be de clared a counly road, was refused.
 Oa petition of citizens of south Flag staif and Milton, asking for new road district aHd the appointment of Wm. Powell as syersser; the following en- dersenent was made: "This road SD psaring te be wholly in the limits of tho town sf Flagstaff, the petition is re- fused :"
 Beard adjourned.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-05-14

Hair brsshes and combs in endless -ris,y al tAs IavsyAi Pharmacy. 13
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IMPORTANT. Address n. A, DAUfhlN.
 New Orleans, La
1T n. A. nAUPaIxs

By ordinary letter, containing Honey Or. York Exchange, Draft or Postal Note,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-05-14

We the undersigned Banks sId banker, win pay all Prises drawn m The oussiAns State Lotteries which may hs pcsssRted ., our counters.
 K. M. WALMnLEY. Pres. Louisiana National Bank PIERRE LANAUx.
 Pres. State National Bank.
 A RAID WIN. Pres. New Orleans National Bank
 CARL KOMA-
 Pres. Union National Bank
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-05-14

Essn THuRSDAs'S DAnS.
 Weather experts predict rain soon. Ed wsgener is in from walnut
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-05-14
Hardware
 Department

You will find a good stock and all new and a splendid assort- ment. and bolts of all sizes, and l have large lot of Iron for tho uses of ranchers and smiths.
 l also run Tn connection with my other business large
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-20
Pittsbura Market

iiFWhuhu, NOV TO-
APPLES -saBbLdO per barrel, "a,
HuT1kl, Creamery hlgin, il9sEol one
az FOO ISm@99 l@ iaSssI ndy GG.y' eoSatTy iSSG
''TTTiIs Grnpes, Concorda, e)6sio per
basEeg CaaWhas, ln0aio erAnbeTioa tiV
per bQY California gulheei' Ys,in w noh,
CIlhENE-Ohiu cheese, Neptrmbrf make
iGl6ei NeW York Oherse luhdllei limhuFgnr
ieEhiliGgi domestic AweitheT liNhltei Wis
oonsin brick hweitaef, iioi imported AWrltAer'
"E'0s saaglc for western Stock es1aoo for
atflotiy ffrsh nearby eggs,
pOilifUV- Spring OhlekenA l0lbl0c por
paiF old GsBiUd per palrj dressed, llHldt per
pound ducks, hQtiOp per pa ~ dressed auokh
d nS6nd, dressed turkeys, ilal6g live gecse,
LdG,e apierei dressed geese, plblOc per pouhd'
VEGETABLES Potatoes Wegtl,W per
busheli southern hweeth, e2sbbaie por baffell
Ieraey, 81 gllLi n0 cabbage, Sl,pi6b,Oo per nun
drod onions, lim per barre celery sosk.y,C
per dozen hunehrs tomatoes tl,gl per buhhel.
phrBniin, $50 prr d0Ebni carrots, blo per uuAph
ffsen Oh0nf, CSC pof d0Hen, lettuce no pcr
dozen parsley loo per DOZEN 10y sg'44esn 4ege o'o p0'
WHEAT No,s rel, si1i1lUii No q "eeo
CORN No. g yellow car, Old, i017lc new
ear, b,lbAo HIGH mixed ear, Old, vwbgg Ne
yellow shcllod, 0'WosNci high mlAoa ehsiso
oVo&Ps SS'' /. sa6aSr No e white, Da
Slo, extra, No, ~ WWipSiG mixed oats Hfso
$50,
Flour J0bhlhg prices Fancy spring ard
winter phtent flour sB00lthgN fancy straight
Inter, ghgidhlA. fancy sirhlHht spring, Wy
dhbn. clear winter, GhOl0bhs1, straight AhAA
haRem, d,ibbhll, Rye Hour th1'blb
imckWhoat n0ur, aseBN6n per pound, -.
HAY Hailed timothy No, !, SlOO1lhlO4g No
g do 4AG6bnin loose from wagon, tlouod
fienl according 10 oqualllN No. prhlrio nay
bi,ebQb, 90, packing do, tO,@GDOl
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-20
AWFUL FATALITY,
THE SUDDEN COLLAPSE
OF A BUILDING
Buried Fourteen Workmen In
the Debris,

Two Of the Men We're INSTANTLY KILLED
snd Two Were Fatally Iniured-hos'
sf ths other Ten We're Hurt Seriously
The Oniy Way to Account for the
Accident IL That Reoent tSoessl'e
Ralns May Have Undetermined The
Fopadation
LIMA, o., Nov ia frIghtful "a
tality occurred NJ tho standard COM
panya Solar refinery, resulting IN the
death Of two men and tho injury Of a
dozen others, some very seriously, The
frame work Of tho new buildings,
oyer additional stills which are being
nat in, fell while afty or sixty men
were engaged around H. Very soon
crowds of wofkmen were ON hand rNIri'
eating those In tho ruins. II was found
that two were dead, These wert ., =,
apfeidel aud James Gable, who had
been caught aud crushed by the liiohefH
Their bodies were carried 70 the once
Oi the refinery and properly cared Tor
Cables breast waa
Crushed into Pulp
hut the sldn was not broken, save q
slight cut Just about the heart. Npreidel
Was struck on the head by q beam ana
the top Of his head crushed Ia like an
egg shell, and the right eye torn out,
apreidel waa o mason by trade ana
COME from Michigan, lle was o single
man. Gable wM q labOrof, Beyeara old,
Ils came from kenton, whore he had 4
wife and two children, The injured
are w, 4, Cox, leg broken, home al
ROfeyillei JEFF Wlner spine injured
and badly bruised about the region OF
che klneys married and lives here
These
Two Are In u Critical Condition
and may die. j r, llino, bruised aboul
the body N q mason and tendea hero
George Marks, lex crushed W, Il, lone
hand cut and leg fracturedi Charles A
Moore, shoulder and ono log injured
and otherwise bruisedi n, j, Quinlan
cut on tho chin aud over the eye, Twt
Italians. ID. NicmeriA and j, Oraci, botl
hurt Walter Lawrence, George Bont
and James Shap were severely injured
The building superintendent, Van heke
aaid ni do not know how 70 aocoun
for the accident upon any other thoorl
thAn tho recent rains had NO saturated
che ground ~ 10 undermine the iounda
tiOnH
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-20
SAW MoscoW BURNING.

guryiyed the Horrors M the Russian ile-
treat, ana roughtssl Waterloo
WAvna.S, o., Nov. 0,-Christopher
Doorlng, q veteran Of tne Grand Army
Of Napol ,on, died Mon,lsy ut the age OF
pi, He VIVA drafted iuip the French
noryice at the age OF a., participated In
ali the battles Of the Russian campaign,
saw the burning Of M,Ocow, and was
one Of the iew survivors 0f the horrors
of that retreat, He fought IN the bat
tlo OF Waterloo and was IN eye witness
az the flight OF Napoleon from that
famous field Mr. Docrtug came 20
America IN 1913 aud selacd IN this
county, Whmo ho haa since rcaided.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-20
MISS JULIA MARLoWE.

Her Condition Probably no Critical ~ nj
Aay Time puring iier Illness
PiuLAbEiiruA, Nov i0,='fho condi'
ton Of Miss Julia Marlowc the actress,
IL not 80 favorable She had just begun
10 rally from the prostration resulting
from three wceksof typhoid fever when
swelling on both ddon Of the face ana
neck developed aad now threatens
Ahacesa, A consultation Of physicians
waa hold last night and another VIII bo
had to-day. Her condition " probably
~ critical aa n aiU time during her
illnCA
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-20
Nen Ynrk rrodnee MarLaL

NtW fphk, nov TO-
FLOtfH-Ciosed Weaiii fine grades ut Hpnng,
egWdleI do winter fal0dht0. sulpfilne
tpTinE elaXbil5i do winter, tihiQbih eAs
tia Nn 2 spnnH 6i,6n1ti, lhi DO winter tiip
@AEh No ] spring, bls0tlth 90 winter,
indies. Southern hnur closed quiet trade
and family extras, s4N9fhin
SUGAR. Raw quleti bleGBso f0T W dec. teHl
centrifugal, il60 Tor fair rehnlngi refined
steady cutlnai ana CRUSHED, nsgaE pewuss,fe1ai'
H,bdi candy a, 6ldl extra q a4oi golden O b
NhlbO, ..-
htfTEH Firm creamery, eastern, HUnei
western, eW1nlgcf
CllEEhE QUIET factory New YORK ehel-
dar OleHpitpi western HAT NInp,
hu0k fifml fresh eastern llrts, hAzlGi
Canadian 40, s,Ntici Western, sAeNshe,
COffEE- Spot lnlh steady fair Ito, car
goes, sl4W futures steady
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-20
Ao1 a ooMMuNloANr.

IIencc Tie Court la Asked To Remove
Rpdy Burlcd In a Catholic comctery.
GREENvILLE, o., Nov 49, Archbishop
W. Helder, Of Cincinnati, has begun q
suit for the removal Of Jeupie Honnys
body from the Catholic cemetery 1t
Fpncbtown. Inferred Nov 0. Deceased
waa not o commitment OF the church,
hence the action. The petition asks
court 10 order the sheriff 10 remove the
body In case her husband and relatives
do not, II is the first suit IN this part
OF the country of this kind.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-20

tWrA0o, NnV' ~
WHEAT Opened weak, and during the
drst hour declined 10, After that time tie
market gradually recovered, The inoqethe
lborgase In ihe Visible supply and tho better
cnnditi0n Uf thlHga In Tie rhht were the M
nuenrfs tending iG the hfmnehA closing
prices were a o. ihc higher
CORN 1ht market showed no weak spot AZ
any tine aud closed "a 10 1860 ,hlHheL, lhe
uAis Advanced V TO lfo, The covering
OF a f6W local hhOrta, moderate buying by
Hutchinson and good oulhidp lumhhd were
the principal reasons Tor the advance
phONlHlONH- Weakened by the heavy ~.
eeiBts 8f hogs and closed Dec lower Tor PORK
and glsO lower fOT lard and ribs,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-20
A GOOD MOVEMENT.
Union OF Local Christian Endeavor
lyooLSties.


lJooleties.
A movement ls on foot to form Union
Of the local Christian endcavor aoeitlos OF
this city TO be known as tho Christian
Endcayor Union Of Canton, The union
will be strictly noi,-sochrian ana VIII
work as unit.
Delegates will be sent from each society
10 the meetings Of the others on such
nights as they do not no ldunlonmootinga'
thus letting each know how things are
moving in the other branches When
union meetings are being hold some
special subject will be dIscLvsod by soVer-
al members OF the different branches
One object Of the move IL 10 create
more soclabIlity aud Christian fellowship
among members. DR.. Frank Clarke OF
Boston, Mass, Ia the preside NJ OF the
Christian Endeavor societies OF tuo unitcu
States which are every year incr,'aalng a
memherehlp NJ n rapid rate vVrgp0uy
Ia invited 10 attend the meetings
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-20
Pennsylvania CROPS,
rhe Report Made to the Departmental
ArrlnnllmHa.

rhe Report Made to the Departmental of
Agriculture.
WWmN0roN Nov lo-Tho Noyem.
Der crop report Of the department Of
agriculture. Issued yesterday, has the
following report from tho Pcnnsylvania
state ag,nt "Owing 10 the unusual
wet fan much corn Is yet in the fields
aud unhuslSed The yield is good, but
the quality rather low. Some has
moulded Ia the shock Potatoes are
rotting, and owing 20 the rains, many
are vel IN the ground, Tobacco is
somewhat injured by high winds and
storms. reducing the proportion OF
wrappers. Much Of the buckwhoat Is
still out aud injured by the wet
weather
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-20
l.n.t I.lhrrt, Cntlle market.

East Iiuinff, fAo NOV H.
CATTLE Receipts, $3.50 hoNdi hhipmcntA,
1 aUn head, market alehdy ht about last
Weel's prlcea prime gla5lbl M, fair 10 good,
S1inAlm, common, es,ibblag bulla oown
and atagh 81 O1heO, Twenty cars ehlppod
tO New York, 49,,
beadt market slow phlladclphiaA FiyfD
tOm mixed, sl 71l6g.sG heavy iorkorA sAfuD
I6T lIRht NurEefH sl.sblBiI, Eleven cars
Hhlnprd t0 New York,
HiiEEp- Receipts, iG1 hoadl ahlpmonn,
e. in0 hrndl market steady nt last weeks prices,
Although the quality Was not quite up 10 lni,l
WsoE Y supply prlnc, ShO1lb6shi fair 70 good,
FOlAht common, gs01lta0t lambs, Sh2oD
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-20
A Run on q Savings bank.

NEWARK, N. j., Now 1o.-ISpeciall--1n no
run on The Howard Savings bank con-
tinnes, but All comers are promptly paid.
The t,snis aasa II h.,g plenty of moncy.
4 number Of leading .ueTebggtv made do
i,onits IN itthh morniug.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-20
Relation of Woman to ProsrOnS.
rrom stsna's review Of Rcucwn)

Anything that teaches us what a wo'
man can do without ceasing TO be wo'
manly, by Quickening the impulse of
women to aspire and break down the
barrier Of prejudice that keeps them
from attempting to do their beat,
makes more for the worlds progress
than many a score Of Parliamentary
debates or score of great political
demonstrations.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-20


''iwo afsu EIllrL rou lurrh In - Col
ilslpn uf % i'nod csc nd iWU'nc'
Lock HAvs. pa. Eov lp.- Monday
evening a uam,w of wool t1opl'r
employed oa thn Line u9 The Fcrity
Mopnlo.r gglroId ragcd for csinp on
hand car IN descending % heavy
prad, the mon lu,pugutrol ot tho cur,
which dashed dONH the mountain nt
frighGul speed, uud',ollided with an en-
gine stpnding on lhri7ack, Two ~ the
mon were killed instantly and four
Others badly injured, Ui1 fatally, Tho
killed asV lohu DpyIs,,of TUmaquh ana
Henry la,ngcr, Of Bcnrriown. The IN
iured nr lsphl Boyd, Lock Haven;
Horace Freed, Beaverton, Oscar Grug'
ON, Faney, and William Romstein,
Beavortowh. Grueen's iniurios VIII
DroyO fntnl
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-20

When Baby waS alrN, wc gave her casrori@'
when she was chiid she crlod for castoria'
,yhen ule became Mas, phe clung 70 caa1oriS
gbep abe had chIldren she gave tsSm CaasOr'A
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-20
The Cincinnati Board Of Public Improve
mnnt Invnatigation.

CiSciNNAr, Nov, io.-ISpocial. THE
Joint Legislative Committee to inyosti'
gate the u. P.i, OF this city began work
at2p. IN. to-day. twill be long job,
but out OF II Gov. Campbell expects his
vlndication,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-20
HIS DOG SAVED HIM.

A Lid Attached by Vicious Sow In n
ghlckot and Terribly Bitton.
GREtNvutE, o., Nov ia son OF
Lew Edwards, nged 10. was attacked by
n vicious SOW with pigs in thioket on
Mondny. the brute breaking his right
arm ietweon the joints and biting him
terribly about the legs. His dog pro-
vented the hog from killing him in
atentlv. He now lies In n critical condi-
flor and MS recovery Is doubtful.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-20

cutoAoo, Nov. 1o.--lSpeclal.l 1.-The
wheat market ia weak to-day. Buyers are
few and sellers numerous Lne d'sqaiev
inc London rumors are steadily pounding
prices down.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-20
NnE MAhKEf6.
Now York Money MARKET

NEw YoRK, Nov IA
cent. in addition 10 the legal rate being o.
feffd IN loans Ht tbs close, This wah Tho
highest raiui tho lowest was q per cent 80,
FYcbaHge lpsed hteRdW posted raieAi Ahlh
0lDii actual rates hJN0iIpA TOT HAV
dals and ~, hii ini,th f0f demand,
0oVfTnuent bonds steady currency n'h
lil bdi ~ coupon, 1874 hidi lA'a do, l'm
faoho railroad hnnda closed ~ follQwal
UUlnn nTsis, l,lh hlli sinking fuhna, llV hlul
GfulraIH / lA Did.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-20
Legal Notice.

Moftn WlllAmAn aud Nora Nllaman, residing w
Fremont township Saginaw county hnd lNu Ni
Michigan, Will take notice that on lhn ION DAY ol
November 100, 0eotRo J. WlllAmhn hltlh Rpu
ton IN the Court 0f Common Pleas IN Anl iuf ttAlk
county OHIO IN ease No 7Hib, against the above
amid petitiOn hring the partition Of the lands oi
Ur0fg6 Winman, deceased, lately Of llaln Town
shin In said county, consisting VI about one nun.
dftd aud fyo acres, situated ln SAID township hnd
county zach OF said above named parties owns ~
undivided OnozfOuftcenth interest IN uhla lhluHi
and each Of the other parties In sald case, an un-
er Of said petition also " thht II said lands cannot
be paftiuOned, and the interest 0f tho plhlnllll
George WiAman, ~ hAid case, cannot DO hol on
10 him IN Aeyurhlty without manifest injury 10 hAld
lands that such proceedings may be hAd ~ are
authorized by law, said above named parties arc
January. 1891, or Judgment may be taken against
GEORGE WfLLAMAN,
noyQO.tw By TIiAYER A gibson,
his Attorneys
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snooe.arul MUTTON Mal.erst strlko.

WATERBURY, Conn, Nov. i0.- ISpccial,l
Tho Waterbury Button Company has
advanced wages Of ivory button turner's
ten per cent. Tho airikers won.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-20

Mrs Jacob Courad and children returned
nome yesterday, having visited relatives
aud frlendn In Wooster.
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o,nriOn and nrlon sontonood.

lly CAbio 10 tho Ncwa.Demoorat
TirpERARY, Nov. is,-O'Brlon and Dill.
lon were sentenced 10 two terms lnprlson
OF six months each.
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whnlnnnin ron nouno Falls.

NV YORK, Nov. lO,-ISpccial.l-J r..
Drcker, Wholesale tea and coffee horso,
bna failed for gl60,0OO.