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FLORIDA'S PRIZE DRILL.
The Sub TROPICAL Announces Prizes
Aggregating 5000.

Aggregeting 5000.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, March 4.-The
Florida Sub-Tropical Exposition to-day an
nounced national competitive military
drill as feature Of its closing week, April
TO II inclusive. Five thousand dollars
will be offered in prizes, to be divided among
the different arms of the service, with a
gold medal for the best drilled ldier in au
individual contest. The contest is open TO
compani-s in any state il tue union, and
applications for entry have already been
received fro 7 thirteen different states.
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The council fire Of this tribe viii be kindled
THIS "wednesday EVENING at S O'Clock, al
wigwaTn. L. Of P. hall
Prompt attendance requested. By order Of
WARING RUSSELL, JR-, Sachem.
A. y MANUCY. c Of E
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FUNERAL INVITATIONS.

gbRILN--Dled- Mrs. B. O-BRIES. vile OF Ar.
J. Z. O'Brien Of - Duffy street.
Tie - atdFes- friends and acquaintance OF
Ire fanny are re>lectfu--y inv.5e6 70 attend
her funeral from The Sacred Hear church {.
$50 O'Clock THIS MORNING
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BUFFALO, March 3-judge Daniels this
morning handed down a decision On a mo-
ton Tor new trial in the libel suit Of Rev.
DR.. Ball against the New York Ereninq
Post The motion IL denied on the ground
that a verdict Of no cause Of action was
warranted by he evidence.
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HoMERvILLE's MUEDER TRIAL

The Town Throngsd With People
Indignant But Not Violent.
BONNEVILLE, Ga, March 4-Crowds
thrOnged the town to-day. and despite the
bitter cold weather the citizens Of the entire
county assembled % attend the most i'm
p7rtant criminal trial ever heard in the
county. Groups were ssen on the court
grounds discussing the terrible murder #
tEeir sry-b=a1ed c9mrade. William Il.
Hughes, and AIS lie. alleged 70 have been
committed by Robert Mccoy and VIII
HICKS. Judge Atkilsoa mas appoi ted Two
ALE attorneys 70 conduct their defense, L.
L Thomas Il " srss boro and d. A. Remer
lrIIrn Of C,lrila-a
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THE EQUITABLE LOAN AND BUILDING
ASSOCIATION.

The Tor, y-seccnd (42dl regular monthly meet
ing Of rhis Association viii oe held al the Office
Of The Secretary. us Bryan street. THIS
"wednesday EVENING a. o'ciocz.
J. ;. COLLINS, President.
] I. Mua-r Y -.scra-a-r
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Scientific adjustment Of glasses by Drs.
Bernhaidt & Aialthoz at the De Soto, who
close ihair ohies next Saturday, March 5.
ADJ.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

On and after Feb. /, 1890. the b7si, Of rzsas-
,trsment Of al advertising N ne MozyryG
NEWS lclH BE- agate, or at the rate Of 81 10 an
inch for the FIRST Insertion
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PCBLIc INDICATION.

Public Indignation has been wrought up
70 a hlgn pltch and lynching Eas been
openly spoken 0f, not only at the time Of
the killing but at the present sitting Of the
court Confessions are said TO have been
made by each Of The parties indicted, bat
whether they are true IL IS only for jury
Of the county 70 say. his honor VIII guard
with jealous eye ami the defendants
attorneys viii see tina, all the legal rights Of
the accused are allowed them. Then, if
after far. impartial and legal trial has
been had end q jury Las seen 6t 70 impose
the highest penalty known - the law, the
people will feel easier and more secure in
their homes, feeling that the law mas been
maintained aud just punish nent meted out
without resOrtipg 70 violence.
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EXECUTIVE BOARD
Of Merchants Week.

Please attend very important meeting
THURSDAY NIGHT, 6th inst. al o'clock.
Travellers Exchange. BY order
II. ". PALMER. Chairman
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10 ZOE coRPsEs.

- man named Stringer and another
named Lane we're killed at Greys, near
here, few days ago, making a total OF six
killed during the last week in this county. .
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Important 20 Florida Tourists.

VAN HUrEN's CocoA-The original, most
soluble.
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MEETINGS.
GEORGIA CHAPTER no. ,, r. :. Vi.

A regular correction Of this s.<,-a-.z
Charter VII be he'd THIS Wednesday u.
EVENING. March 5. At 5 O'Clock ZAS
TIE II Il degree viii bs conferred LIS
Transient comparlozs are cordially invited
b. order Of
J. r SAUSSY, H. P.
P Il WARD. Recorder
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De Soto
SAVANNAH, GA.

THIS New and Magnificent Hotel was opened
for business JANUARY !, 1920 For uar
ticuiars. terms, etc, address the pro7rietorz.
JOHN 4. BAKER & co.
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WORTH ITS WEIGHT IN GOLD,

1t is broad assertion, but nevertheless true
that Timers Liver Corrector," a faultless
family medicine, is worth its weight in gold
Prominent medical men indorse it. and thou
sands of citizens who have used it bear willing
and cheerful testimony to the above assertion.
Silver medal aud diploma awarded over com
petitors. Prepared by
B. t. ULMER, ". D., PHARMACIST.
SAVANNAH, GA.
Price. One Dollar Per Bottle
If you cannot obtain the "Corrector" from
your druggist, send your orders direct and it
VIII be forwarded BY express, freight paid
THE PLUMBER
Is the most important person you can
TAKE INTO YOUR HOUSE.
You have an opportunity to do power of
good, and the Plumber should BE- first-class 1
have two of the best in the city working for me.
P. H. HERMAN,
301a Whitaker Street.
RICH DRESSING
For the hair is had in
BUFFERS COMPOUND QUININE HAIR
TONIC.
1t prevents the HAIR from dropping out, thor
oughly eradicates dandruff and keeps the scalp
clean and in healthy condition. As toilet
dressing for the hair and mustache it is IN
equaled Only at
BUFFERS PHARMACY.
Cor. Bull and Congress SITS.
FOR SALE.
TUFTS IMPROVED STERLING GENERATOR
Also three fountains in good condition.
A BARGAIN.
CENTRAL PHARMACY,
Corner South Broad and jefferson Streets.
NOTICE.
This is to give notice to all concerned that I
VIII not be responsible for any debts contracted
by my wife from this date.
JAMES A. MAHFR
MONEY TO LOAN.
Liberal loans made on Diamonds, Cola and
Silver Watches. Jewelry, Clocks, Silvergare
Guns, Pistols, Clothing. Tools. and on almost
anything Of value, az the old reliable Pawn.
broker House. Ia Congress street.
+. MCHLBERG. Manager
Highest prices paid for old Gold and silver.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
OCEAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY or sAyANsAH
sAyAASAH, Ga, Feb. - 1890
shippers Of Fresh Vegetables wishing b. pro-
cure the benefit Of tho special contract rates
viii call at tbs ONCE and sign the contract
Z. y. ANDERSON, Agent.
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Golden RTLE LOpGE 10. 1e.LO.O.F.
SAVANNAH TRIBE No. 4, o. R. VI.

". B. SHUP7RrE. Secretary.
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SAVANNAH BRANCH.
BUST PEAS AND BEANS.

Secretary savannah Branch
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OCEAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY or sAvANsAH.
sAvAHSAH, Ga, Feb. q. 1890
shippers Of Fresh Vegetables wishing b. pro.
eure the benefit u tho special contract rates
viii call at this ONCE and sign the contract
Z. y. ANDERSON, Agent.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-29
EDITORIAL seuIBs.

THE reports from Washington indicate
no chance OF agreement between the
House and Senate on pension bill.
THE Democrats took control OF little
Rhode Island yesterday, and the election
OF n Democratic governor was proclaimed
In loud voice from the balcony Of the
State House az Newport,
THE Governor Of Kentucky has issued a
call for special election Juno a, 10 elect
q successor 10 Carlisle.
THE Wooster Democrat Of this week ia
booming Senator Zimmerman for Con-
gross.
BUSINESS men all over the country arc
sending protests 10 the Senate against the
passage OF the Mckinley robbcr tariff
bill. The Associated Press dispatch
from Washington, notes the fact that
Senator Farwoll, OF Ills, yesterday pre-.
sonted memorial signed 10y Marshall
Field q CO., Carson, Pierre, Scott q Co.,
Edison Keith u Co., N. X. Fairbanks and
other largo Chicago business firms pro-
testing against tho passage OF the McKin-
Icy tariff bill as n measure In the di-
rection OF increased rather than lower
duties. These mon are nearly all Repub-
licans.
THE Republican party In proud OF Ma
ior Mckinley for the superb manner In
which he has brought the tariff bill 10
passage In tho House'-N. Y. Press.
And the Republican masses will be
proudor OF Allison, when he pigeon holes
McKinley's bill and substitutes another,
10 reduce, rather than increase taxation.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-29
LISTEN no THE JAYHAWKER
A Wild, Woody Western Republican
Editors View Of Our Canton
NApoleOa'a Last Great Effort.
A Cheap Monkey show That 10 Endorsed
In tho FAoe OF aigh Heaven, In hanaaa,

WIGHITA, Kan, May @,--fhe Wichita
Eagle, edited by Marsh M, Murdoek, the
leading Republican paper Ia Southwest
Kansas, has this 10 say Ia douhle'leaded
editorial
The Mckinley bill 10 an outrageous per
formanee, II 10 but cheap monkey show
In the face Of high heaven and OF the
American people,
Ills an attempt 70 make on angel OF tho
devil without abbreylallng his tall oraaw-
ing of his horns, II takes dollars from
the farmers aud returns them dimes "
does not impose single duty which VIII
help Kansas farmer
What do MO care about the duty ON eggs
and ON hayY This suggestion ought 10
render the average Kansas rooster lmpo.
tent, aud start tile hens OF every barnyard
west Of the Mlshia6lppi 70 growing,
The Lord preserve usl Hut what with
the Mckinley bill, the hupnenesh OF the
Reed.CannOn led crowd Ia the lower
House OF fCOngreaa, and hypoeritical pro
hlbitIon, II the Republican party In Kan
Baa does not hear something drop next
November, then twenty.aeyen years In the
editorial service has only iitted us for an
insane asylum
The additional duty on wool ID but
walergruel Of the weakest sort for lhe
Kansas farmer, upon whose hearts, blood
the qoldlte Of Wall street aud the com
blneile Of New England and OF tho East
fatien 70 full-eyed pauoity,
As the stars In their course fought
against SherIa, 30 tho civilization OF the
closing hours Of the nineteenth century
lights againHta the hide bound tariff bur.
deus with which the West IL being aaddled
by tho Incorporated hloata OF Eastern
manufacturing and Atlantic money cen'
tors. Saddled TOO, by the men, by tho POI
lltical parties which the people them
selves sustain and keep Ia power,
This ID the position which tile people OF
Kansas will hold and maintain Ia spite
OF the 5000 machine majority that was
rolled up by the state few months since
for Bon Harrison and Protection,
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sPRCIAL JURY
Drawn 10 Decide the Fate OF Henry Popp
tho Murderer,

tho Murderer.
The following have been drawn a.
special Jurors IN tho Popp murder case
George Miller, Marlboro township Frank
Rean, Lake township, Peter kohler, PIKE
township, Thomas Wilson, Alliance
Sixth ward Henry Shailer, Lexington
township, William Swln0hart, Lake town
ahlpi Calvin Baum, Sandy township
Hugh BleAkley, Alliance, Fourth ward
" II, Llnerode, Dethlehem townahlpi "
N. Oberlin, Maaaillon, Third ward G' u
smith, Lake township Isaac Smith, Lox-
lngton township A, II, Helghway Canton,
sixth ward, Abraham Baum, Marlboro
townships ID, n. Hazen, Lexington town
ship, John Hadley, Canton, Fourth ward
Leonard Rnebor, Lake townships Elias
Whltmore, Plain township Frederic Holm
ghrtner, Canton, Fourth ward William
u, Putt, Canal Fulton Frederic Molatore,
Maaaillon, Third ward jenae hartman,
Oannburgi John j, LutE, Jackson town
ship, Frank Williams, Canton, First
ward; Peter Keplingcr, Lexington town
ship, William Hall, Jackson township
Jacob Hose, Mnsalllon, Fourth ward, II,
Il. Troacolt, Alliance, Fifth. ward David
NJ. Keraetler, Mnaaillon, Fourth ward
William j. Putnam, Sugar Creek town,
ship, David Marvin, Maaaillon, Third
ward, w. d. Oberlin, Tuscarnwaa town
ship, s. s. Rahor, Canton. First ward
Abraham Krcohhaum, Plai township
Orange Blsaoll, Sandy townships John
BrIdon6tinc, Paris township,
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Tho q. A. II. National Enoampmont NJ
Boston.

ToLEpo, o., May 20.-The Committee
on transportation appointed by Depart.
mont Commander L, II. Bowling 10 select
route for the Ohio Comrades 10 the Ma
tional Encampmont NJ Boston IN August
next, held an all day session Saturday at
the Boody House In this city.
The committee consists OF Comrades
Joseph w. O'Ncall Of Lebanon, s. H..
Hurat Of Chilhcotho, II. II, Cochran Of
Toledo, ID, s, Wiclder Of Columbus and /,
IL, Sherwood OF Canton,
Il was decided that the Big Four, the g,
II, a d. and the Lake Shore Railroad be
designated ns the official route. That the
Ohio G.. A. II. train leave Toledo Aug, o,
1890, In the morning, over the Lake Shore
via Cleveland, Buffalo aud Albany, That
comrades, mombora Of the Loyal Legion,
w, h, g., Sons OF Veterans and friends,
join the headquarters train at Toledo or
Cleveland,
This will enable parties living along the
G, II. a ID. 20 Join the headquarters train
nt Toledo, and those living on any Of the
lines OF the Big -Four can Join II NJ Glove.
land. The fare will not exceed for the
round trip the lowest limited fare for one
way, Tickets will be good for q stop over
ON return Nt Niagara Falls and possibly
other points.
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Plti.bnrn NInrketa.

piTTsnUn0, May n.
BUTTER Creamery. Elgin. ipDeOo, Ohio
do, l0tglAcj country rolls, l2bllc,
CHEESEa New Ohio cheese, nlsQbl0ci Now
York, 1910, Lmhargor, hlaGblbcj domestic
SwuitzeE, lHci Imported sw,tzor, sJltc,
EGGS lkblbltC por dozen fOr strictly fresh,
duck cRga, he, goose OggH dbtlOo,
FRuItk=ApplcH, fancy, tl,hObhO) per bar
rel, ntrawborrloa, RhGblSc n box,
POULTRY cniokcna, 1bdDgOo a pair,
dressed, ldiplbo n pound, dressed aprlng chick
cnA, zoe u pound, ducks 7bcUSl,0O a pair
live turkeys, nc a pound,
VEOETAB ABl, ,ES. Potatoes, from store. 100
BOo on track. bJio6jo, now southern potatoes,
glbllthO0 per barrel, Bermuda potatoes, $3.50
per barrel, new cabbage, Sl@i6tl.b0 for ANAL
crates, S5.t1b5,7b for lHrge Bermuda onions,
S2.h0lbslb per buehel cratcl green onions lbO
stn pur dozen. parBnlps, 500 per barrel, onion
aeta eBb0dbi.O per buHhcli asparagus, 2bdDJlo
Der large bunch, rhubarh, allf8lc per dozen,
qrcon beans, sl,RStl,D per box wax beans,
gagt@90O per box green peas, S2iOG80 per
WHEAT Now No. 2 red. O70osci No, Q, 900
OATs-No. = white. 8l@9lJSo. extra No. o,
a2lG lGfnJ3l6oi mixed, 8lO9lhc.
FLOUh-Jobblng prices Fancy winter and
pprinR patunts Sb,b0ibB00 winter straight
abliNlk 2S, clrar winter, Si,7bftb.uO; straight
XXNS bakers, Si.2jOLbO Rye Hour, SabOD
HAy--Bnled timothy No. /, sl9.OOlla25i
No <, do. 81 .0JDi9.OJi loose, from wagon, tl8OO
Gi7Nl. hrcOrding TO quality No, prairie hay,
GVDIbg packing do SObOgAOi clover nay
f7,blt0AO0
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New York Produce Exchange.

NEW Nptk, May ",
FLOUR-Flrm, but quiet NJ previous fgurosi
nno grades of wntor tsI0lis,N do nprlng,
ei.Obs,Ai nupurnno wlploE WlOElM do
Hprlng s22ngaHi, extra No, winter Ss,1blb
ltn do spring, ea,15lbAll, extra No, winter,
SJgbMh,l 10. do spring sdA1Nb2bcity mills extra,
tAl0lbl.G0 for MUBt ludiosi southern flour
steady trade and family extras, Sis5Dtlb
RYE Dull,
BAILEY Nominal.
HUUAk=itaw firm nj bNo for centrifugal,
VI deg trHt, ilio for fair rOhnlnW refined frmOr
and In good demand, cutloai and crushed,
Gikc, powdered, B.lHbHAC RfhnulAtOd, UoH.UbC,
cubcs, 6NQ1lsoi mould A, 0lSc, candy A,
o., extra g, l4iLb1.
BUTrEK=Dull, creamery eastern, lbllOo,
Weaterh creamery, lBGblhc,
CIlEESlea Steady New York choddar, 6ND
,Hj6c, creamery New York, part skins, Udlc,
EGGs-steady, frcah eastern truts, lbA0
1blsQ, western hfata, lbablDAp.
COFFEE Spot lots ptoadY fair Rio car
Roca, lplo, futures steady,
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Now Appolntmonta.

President wardwoll, OF the Cleveland
Chagrin Falls q Northern railway who 10
In Canton today, has Issued notice OF the
following appointments II. A. Kennedy
10 bo assistant superintendent Albert
Rokusok, general passenger agent; Henry
II. Moore, general freight agent; u. r.
Blood, division roadmaster, and John
Bean, muster mechanic, These officials
MI corresponding positions on the Glove.
land a Canton road, their jurisdiction be-
ing now extended over the Chagrin Falls
branch, recently acquired by that COM
Dnny,
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Plon Changed and ArrnIrnod.

William Griffith, Of North industry, who
has been indicted For assault and battery,
this morning In Common Pleas court
changed his plea 10 guilty. Prosecuting
Attorney Wclty mado statement, and
the defendant made one In behalf OF him.
self, Judge Poaao accepted the plea, but
deferred the sentence until one witness
could be examined. Griffith was taken
back 20 Jail.
w. l.. Ray was arralgnod on the charge
OF rape, and entered plea OF not guilty.
He gave bail In tho sum OF $50 for his trial
Tuesday, June 8rd.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-29

What Is cold in the headp Medical
authorities say It 10 due 10 uneven
clothing of the body, rapid cooling
when In q perspiration, &c, The i'm
portant point is, that cold In the head
is an inflammation Of the lining mem
brane Of the nose, which, when un'
checked, is certain TO produce catarrh.
al condition--for oatarrh Is essentially
"cold" which nature 10 no longer able
TO "resolye" or throw Oft Ely's Cream
Balm has proved Its superiority, and
sufferers should resort TO II before that
common ailment becomes seated and
ends In obstinate catarrh.
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N. ID. A..
Special Excursion to st. Paul.

bpoolM H1onrHIoh 70 Do FhuI'
For annual meeting Of the National
Educational Association, held at 81,
Paul, July 9Th TO llth, the Chicago, st.
Paul g. Kansas City Ry, has arranged
with connecting lines In the East FOR
the sale of excursion tickets at one fare
for the round trip. This popular line
offers teachers and their friends, not
only low rates Of fare, but luxurious
accommodations, elegant compartment
sleepers, dining car service, special day
light trains, quickest time, different
route returning, etc.
Tickets on sale June 28th TO July
9th. Good for return till september
Both, II desired
For d scriptve cirsulars, rates, routes
and detailed Information, address
j. A. GRANGER, Ohio Past, ,Agt.
90 Clinton Building,
jul7 Columbus, q.
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CHICAGO, May a.
WIlEAT-Flue weather caused a weak
saponinR In wheat, and general selling carried
the market down 10 20 below Saturdays clos
Ing price News OF further crop damage In
Missouri caused a sharp reaction, and the
market closed strong, Ac below saturday.
COkNaWcak aud closed u 10 Ao lower,
iOATS.Sttung and NC higher
pNONlhlONh=Dul and prices nuotuAtod
within narrow limits,
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WE learn by authority that is relia
BILE that the friends Of Mr., John q.
Welty of Canton, win present him TO
the electors Of Stark county as a candi-
date for Congress in the 10th district,
before the convention which meets In
Orrville July 10.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-29

Send for tho book "The Care and
Feeding Of Infants" issued by the
Dollber Goodale Co, Al Central Warf,
Boston, Mass, proprletors of Mellins
Food. IL contains advice that every
mother will find of the greatest value
and assistal co In feeding her child. 1t
Ia mailed free TO any address
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-29

SYMPToMs--Moisture, intense itching
and stinging, most ~ night, worse by
scratching. ,Nallowed h continue tum-
ors form, which often bleed and ulcerate
becoming very sore. HwAYNBiB ONT
MHrT stops the itching and bleeding heals
liberation and IN most cases removes the
fumora, Az druggists, or by mail for 10
cents. Dr., Hwayne n Son, Philadelphia
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Es,, liberty Cattle NIarbeL

EAST LinrRrY, PA, MayN
CATTLE Receipts, 292l hoad; shipments,
i,i7b head market slow aud shade on from
Hast weeks prices.
HOGS RoeeptA $500 head; shipments, t,blQ
head, market slow medium and selected, S4.lo
apla0 common 10 best Workers. SJVODAiG
plRN S8HdbL7b.
SHEEP -RocelptA $500 headi shipments
800 hqad, market aptlvb at lust weeks clos
Nnu urlrpn.
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pispu,e ovor Time.

This morning John Glass and Geo. Au
became involved In u difficulty Ut the Saw
works, over reduction Of timo made by
the former. The latter called the other n
name reiiecting on the odor Of his body,
md a knock down was tho result. II ~
likely that the case will figure In the local
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THE MARKETS.
Now York MoneY Marriott.

Ntw HOWN, May n
Money closed NJ 4 per cent, lowest ratci
highest rate, w per cent
Exchahge closed higher, posted rates, sLsl,+
Gblnils, actual ihtrH, A,SihHiHl for MNiys
day bills aud fl.NhiElbi.Aiil Tor demand
Government bonds closed Htehdy currency
Gs lilo bid, g. coupon, la2 bid, Nt'H do, ltJA
Fhcnt bonds closed ~ follower Union hrHtA
t.lGDi, funds, ilgla Contrhls, Lisa,
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arandmother saysl

When she was a girl that her mother
always gave her sulphur and molaeses
To purity the blood, but she now gives
sulphur Bittars TO her grandchildren,
az Il il the best medicine she ever saw.
1.-The Father.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-29
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

In pursuance Of an order Of tho Probate Court Of
stark county, ohio, Will onor for sale, NJ public
auction, on
Friday, the 9th day of June, AID. 1890,
NJ ono O'Clock r. M, upon tho promlao1 the follow.
Ing described real estate, situate IN the county OF
stark and state OF Ohio, to-wlt ntlng part Of tho
southeast quarter OF section 10, township ~ range
u and bounded VA followal IieglnninR for tho same
AZ post In the north limo Of said quarter section
aaH rods woat from tho northeast corner thereof
thohoo running west with tho said north llno 90
fodu uenoo eluth AZ deg we't Wa.l0 rodal
thonch east W rods thoncc north ~ $40 rods 10
place Of beginning, containing 10 aorea
Also tho following tract or land out Of the above
mentioned quarter uocti0n beginning for tho
aAme NJ the dortheaut corner Of quarter aootl0ni
thonoo west along tho north limo Of said quarter ao
tlon i9y r0du thcnco south 20 far that limo run
parallel with the above mentioned north ne 10 tho
easern boundary OF said quarter section tll II con
thlnh acres
10th Of said described tracts containing Jointly 10
aofea moro or ieeh excepting ~ feet broad aud Ha
feet onR. Tor ntc for school houho,
Appraised N $500, Terms Of Haoi Ono-thlri IN
hand one-thrd IN ono year and 0no-thlrd IN two
years from tho day Of sale with lntoroet tho pay.
nens 10 bo secured by mortgage on Tho lronilsre
sold F1lANK HlOSbY,
mono & McOAnTr, Plaintiffs Auya.
May 90th, ia00'pe.hw'