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Telegram-herald., 1890-11-26

All claims not CONSISTENT nth the
bzh character of syruP of Fizs are
purposely avoided By the Ca Fs
Syrup CsFnran Et aets gently On ths
sdusvs. liver and ecvels. cleans z
The syssenl sfectusliy, out = = res a
cure-sli and rakes 20 prete1aone tnst
every ecttie ~ ret substantlste.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-26
WHAT PEOPLE WANT
E" ANTED--SITUATlONS ARE FREE |
ALL OTHER ADVERTISING Is PAID FOR.

Twelve words viii us-
uaIiy a a he two ifne.s
thirteen and not 10 ex-
sseed s~veaty words three
lines and I'm the larger
advertisements the aver
age IA seven words 40 "a
line There a. but one
price and that is quoted
Ina the table herewith.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-26
TOWER
TOWER
Employment Bureau!
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
RooMs 8 AN0 . TowrE ElooK

RSNttt~ . NfNN ~ - ~t~-'Nr
DEGOLlA BROs.................f'ropfetors
WANgED-N3le Help msehiuists
moo ders. / timer. fHctorg workers. ~
wood ceitefs, boyA AZ So0 are oui ~ en-
p.oymtnt cal.
WANIID-Feu.Gle Help riris ior goR.
" era louscwork. E cham befInnids. j l4Eu-
dress. 3 dlshw4shers. olulRcroom Efis, 2
cooks Tor private families.
EOk kALE-i0r0om house cn Cara e..
finished IA oak. iargt los via shsas nnc
fruit trees Everything in frai eiAss der
and NJ = bargain 81 fhe price 600 easy ie fls
EOR sALL-erOom house 81 Nuason-sf- s.
Il foot front good rIlari vel And clstefr
graded street water and EAs, price tleNi eatf
1 rms.
EOk SALE-e.room house on Thirost. sisne
foundstloDs good vel Gad este eiE
sell on conttscL So cosA. balance msnihY
payments.
EoR sALE-T-room hous, on Forrestst.. -
foot front, vel. cistern ano moo~rE cen
veoienoesi on ooatract. to3 down.
EOR sALE-4 lots on North sve. 6tseo a.
800 each on conffscii essy ierms
Eok sALE-es acre farm 5 nA,s freu Rstt.s
Greek soil cay loan tfoom ifAfnf helse.
land all under cUluFaficnf owner 8 rcr resi-
dent and anxious 70 sci pfice $500.
EOR sALE-To young nian wlit eos cssh -
buy y interest Ia grocery anc drs Esads
stock ID rapidly improNine pat ~ TIE cisy
lsouth enols rcmziOiBE partner has had yrArs
experience gooo established business iof
some Cuf.
EOR EXcBANGE-9i scres two miles from
Sau-Atucs. 100 p~Ech trees bcsrlua 80
standard pear trees q chrrry. - arrt p
piufrs. 30 goee5efries acres ~ straUbtri4es
EoVo house aud barn. Price t6'N.
E0R SALE OR kECHhA6b-sroom baDss
and large corner lot room ior sncther
house on lot. on Two graded sfreets. viii sew
erS, etc. 60 eHchanEt Tor iafm Noaio assume
some ipcgmhrance.
MONEY TO LOAN o. resi and persona prop
u erty 10 sums 20 suit kconlst auc q Tower
block
HOUSES and rooms 20 rcEfi alsc = uu ubef o.
II good tenants vantng 70 rcnfi bnnG q
your keys Rooms AID 8. Tower b ocE.
DgSoLIA BROS
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-26
DefroltT Time..

The result Of the late election showed
n Democratic majority of about 5000
IN Detroit. The Hon. Chris Jacob IS
the undisputed leader OF the Demo
orscy IN tins vicinity. Why should not
the local Democracy accept the natural
sequence of these conditions and nomi-
nate their chosen leader for mayor
With such a rousing majority be could
not fail to be elected--uniess the peo-
pie were TO arise IN their might at the
polls and wipe him out OF political ex-
istence. Does Jacob dare 10 put his
leadership TO this crucial test2
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-26
Musksgon Chronicle: +:

GOvernOr-elect Winans says he re-
ceiyes about one hundred applications
per day for offices. He Is not TO be
envied. for eve-y applicant has hun
gered long. - ravenous, and the great
majority for whom there Is no room
az The crib, will each become q severe
critic Of the new executive.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-26

Any change IN the protective tariff at
this time IS all moonshine. The pro-
tective policy mas come TO stay, and in
less than a year Il Will De quite popular
with the great masses Of the people in
spite Of the hue and cry raised by our
political opponents.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-26
OFFICIAL PlPta Of The CITY,

Moan advertised che aood lie lived
tnF0' lt and the fellows who laughed
AZ hlm got drowned. Ever since then
the advertiser has oeen getting along.
and lhose who d.dut advertise have
been getting ielt.--Fress aud Printer.
But Scripture nf0rms Us that Noah
and bis family were the only ones left.
bESJAMrS HARaIsoN u professor OF
reAgon NAo excludes Christianity from
his 0llcial hfe. Grover Cleveland =
not a professor of rchgion, but be mas
always observed Ia his Official life the
honesty wnlcn Is a cardinal element IN
christianity. That 8 why the people
don't Ike Benjamin and 90 ike
GrOver.-G. X. Democrat.
Ths is rather luguorious eompli-
ment for Grover, IN view OF the great
splurge that was made over bis joining
the Presbyterian Church. But. then.
lt isn't the first instance known OF a
mans being = church member and not
aChrisLlan.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-26

Prominent capitalists in New York,
aided By Russian capital, are projecting
a railroad from Puget Sound TO Alaska.
10 Will soon be Around the world in
twenty days" How small this big
globe IS getting TO be-
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-26

~P-.r~shfv = vsa c11~ saf - a. 7eszs
keer Dr Halls C.1gs Syrup ia ~ so1s.
Neur.sxfa rse1ustssn5, 1uTresg1. s1d r3zf
auiekly careS rtth ezlvetoz "a > teat&
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-26


Only 40 per cent Of vssssr girls ever
marry. Tns seems 70 show that they
prefer other honorary college titles
to that Of NJ. A.
Bss cifY rr6anes
The suggestion Of ex-Assi.tant Post
master General Clarxson for chairman
IF Che National Republican COMMITTEES
IS not new Sns. for ne has been re-
gsrded Tor several years ss ooe Of The
ahIcsf canps gners n the fepuhlcsn
rsnke rs selection as chairman Of
the Maternal Couuiftee would Re q
long step N ne direction Of victory in
fs92
saginaw Cs1rier- Herald
Tr any more exped itons are sent oui
to civifzs the dark Continent = we1ld
he We Co make sure that clvEzed Ell
petitions only are sent
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-26
PLIISpuRG s44s4s: y! g: 8.

- = tse srestest zs.sfsc<1r,as. z1rlas
sn6 Eueirinz ho~n 81 this eoaeinen4 Il yoa
art safe lc~sse1ra1 oay a fsw io1x. ~
maus sas fnferzs On s8s--zz
FTTSsURs T1Nk CO. pfnsssys <s,.s.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-26

The csnvassing boards Of Detroit
and Grand Rapids in addition 70 the
performances OF their regular functions,
nave taken Il upon themselves to as
sums judicial hOnors and have decided
thst the cumulative clause N the new
election lsw Is unconstitutional. Their
case - strengthened by toe Evening
News which states positively that the
Supreme Court will wipe tbe law otf
the face of the ezrth.h Really We
don't see much uss for the g. c. sny-
way. sud the people are paying too
Ugh for A BODY whose functions can be
so easily performed BY another class Of
individuals without cent of cost. Why
not abolish the institution?
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-26
TURx1URF Ar FIaS5s sT5RE5-

DHrrETFF . HOLT rsss s~al ws~ss10eezref
"A - W fcEfe p vkstsr-st. s1nrs pts1es 49,
fgrr lfz~s - - rze~tl sTRfrt rs1ters ass
cs~efa r.vsrs 80 s-ge ys-s~ seFf prs- 2.
y - s~sephoriHs Ns 80. s9-zrg kesr~ - -
A. tef srsrk 80 80
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-26

IL is still claimed that Mr.. ingalls, has
n fighting chance for reelection 10 the
United States senate. And Ingalls, il a
dghteT from way back.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-26
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

1T costs you nothing 20 try our want columns
All who try wont get places. but you maJ.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-26
g Canal-si., Room IS.

WORKING MN ATTENTION or 10 acre
w tracts FOR sale near u. A NJ. Juacti0n. 0niy
s5 81 acre. Here il a chance 10 set a good
home.
OS FOOT FRONT on Scrfbner-st. near
~ Bridge on sl4. rents for slsa year.
DH0ICE ~ acre farm Ia Southern Illinois 90
v tlade ;0F pl loperty here.
NEW --rOom house and choice lots. only
y sy1fo
nRUG STORE business and stock ia nrst-
IL class location Tor sa e. reason for selling
81 health OF proprietor, price 500. worth
double the Ala0unt 10 a i've man.
| HAVE 4 nrsl-cIaSs livery stock for sale on
trade.
MONEY TO LOAN 81 aud per cent. on gilt
III edged security. Percy snyder. - Canai-st
II WILL PAY parties wishing 10 mikela-
YesIments 10 call and look over my list %
fore purcAassas.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-26

WANTED SITUATIONS are published In
w this papcr free. Try one II you want a
place 10 work
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-26
RlscpusI RLAcE sEMIsLaT.

a sce-cf - - rzEhsst rrsts - r-ucf - -
So rrf- rsrse'fsse sr- -~ia~e i-ee- q 49, :
So 49, -r-srEssa Frr ssse asese sttrsss -
s~s.<fsaa Mss Ara 4 Aha = A-eszns>r De
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-26

H. ni1 sd rswarfafiF sp>~e-sfsi srecei -
49, fhs~srFr ~. ars.t = ~ rf ses ~ 7-sr
s-t -aTsfEi - rerrft-r - sesf1 esytrs - -
ssrs, " -ssrrrs ssf-ess Law 7ENCE fIsT
20. r r@~s<~ f4arahte- - Z.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-26
Tho Date Postponed.

WANTED SITUATIONS are free. Try an
w sd. IL you need one.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-26
B0kKDIKa

A HANS0MFlA furnished froui room ara
"A dressing room VIA ss4ra. ~. ~ AsE
som-st. tt
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-26

We ~znt vosr wsst ad. Z Esu -aat space
w e. uolk TrFiE Nru nay - f1cky.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-26

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by young lady OF ex-
w perience and business ability, 10 do any
work suitable for such. 81 W. Bridge ST..
room 4 S4
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-26

IVANTED-Stenograph work aud type
w writer copying by an experienced steno-
grapher. Prompt, accurate work At reason
able prices. Phone. SZ3. No. Y. hiddlcomb
building 35s
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-26
20 kEN7-RCsIlEEs -.

IH1F RFFT-s ssox sters vitf a. ~er ven
a @r-sf srs sfs frerF sUifsfte frT grocery
81 bssesa aHf stres - hr "a Esef krteEt
~ rsra IEtfls bfgs- frsT Aroske ~
EeF FFF7-Two fsors s~-s e csress~f
etrs.sftEx ~ u ro~rass 49, - fsers - 81
= Casa q SO ssyeFt suar kenses ~.
eeirs gessFt p ksrfs = cs1s4-sl
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-26
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. - as 50 es IS - 4 10 So
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srslYEp


w tive habits. 80 week. Apply Alter =
M. on.s a room 100. LodyaFd block. l5a Ottss .
81 ". Lsyard. 81
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-26

WANTED-Nursing by the week; best OF re-
w ferences. Mrs. johnson, cor. Front and
ShaWmut ave. up Stairs. 80
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-26

WANTED-Situation by An expert enced
W young lady As stcnographer and cas- hier.
Operator on either the Cstigrsph or Reming
ton typewriter. Best references furnished.
Address Y Box 8. SN
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-26

WANTED-Lady wants place to work for
w board who is engaged from O'Clock a.
m. TO 4:30 D. M. Address s.. Box 5, this once,
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-26

WANTED-Situstion by young lady 70 do
w plain ironing. Call or address G. vii.
liams. 40 Ciinton-st. 3S4
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-26

a =
w tive habits. 80 week. Apply alter :.
m. OBS a room lOQ. Lodsagd block, l5o Ottss =
81 " Lsyard. So
XVANTFD-A foot power mort ser. smiths
w 2u5 South DittsloA-St. IS
yyANTED--A boy Of l5wants pOsltlon 81
w Hay kind OF honest WORK. Address A. y,
Box 6 81
NNANTED-Two men 81 = South Diyislon-sf.
w Metropolitan Manufacturing Co. -
MEN wanted local and travelling. Positions
VI pefmanent OF paTtlme. SALARY IRON starr.
kNpe rieucr unnecessary. BfOaG 1Eos. NuF-
serymen. Chicago Ill. Jan 10
(NANTED--Sxlesm an for city; samples fur
W msned treei rsierenees required. Adams
Home Furnishing House, a South Division Il.
5l5 81 as M
GELP wABTED-FRNALB.
WANTED comret~nt girl for second
W work. Mrs. Daniel Mccoy s. Paris ave.
Sc
WANTfD-A competent and experienced
W sewing woman. Address Tor Two days. :.
W., box 9. care this once. -
WANTED hrst-clsss sleeve trimmer 81
w A. JefersOn-aye. 81
NANTED-Giri for housework In small fam
w lly. Cal al 30 ottawast. -
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-26

WANTED-Situation as housekeeper by
w widow with good business experience
Can give good reference. No incOmberance.
Reply to Mrs. NJ. o. Loyejoy. general delivery
city. Sd
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-26

ksak kktk-heass And YEA az herrissh 81
\ Ana tAFet letz a no0t aEsae h~ttss *te
eas lsra u l<oeEstn slkt bsisaie@A
et 81 horfi<9D.st ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-26
SITUATIONS WANTBD-PEMALB.

WANTED-BY mlddle-agsd lady, position
w TOR the winter 10 DO all kinds OF work.
Houseke ping speciality: can give reference.
o. Crescent-aye. S3l
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-26

XTATTED-sUif - tvs ~ fsrss rics nrfavr
W fshsf rrefas oeefrs'ff teeste1 - ff.tss.
karr' ae EsfsFsEes xivst- Actress iec2 ber
hzctS. -
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-26

4 n1Ns1 knep xsAt y IA seass eftlsf "a tss
sarsaE Nho &ann heu<e tbAa .
heAi thsf taes e1h 50 ens - Hs tei staA
seeFS the siroel eaF p@ssct ths e..et s4s =
rltAia Afsece 1lie st1s esik ~ c*eets hstss
:. - freflA.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-26

yNANTED-A refined and competent lady
w wishes place as housekeeper or 10 over
see some kind of work. Corner of East and
Sherman n L. u. 338
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-26

XVANTED-A middle-sged lady would like a
w place as housekeepsr; can do al kinds
Of work; no objection 10 go ng In the country.
Address . Euclld-sye., A. Nj. A. 3oS
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-26

XEANTED--A boy Of 70 wants pOsitloa a.
w Has kind Of honest WORK. Address A y,
Box G. 81
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-01-08
Industrial Family Names.

Our Bakers may be readily traced
back to their foury-handed ancestors,
saws the Popular Science Monthly, but
the Baxters must be followed for gem
erations before we find that they were
of the same family, being descendants
of the Bagesters, who acknowledged
that they were the children of the Bak-
esters, who were feminine bakers. Of
the bread-making tribe were also the
Breeders and Whitebreads, the latter
perhaps once priding themselves on the
color of their stock in trade, while
nearly related to them were the Mills,
the Millers, and Mealers. The large
and respectable family of the Boulan-
gers came from French bakers, who
carried on their trade in England dur
ing the ages when family names were
growing, while Mr.. Lowe suggests that
the Bolingers and the Bulliners are of
the same origin.
Few points in great Britain are more
than 100 miles from the sea, and in all
ages fish has formed one of the staple
articles of British diet. Catching the
fish was therefore an important in
dustry, and Fish, Fisher, and Fisher
man doubtless had their origin in the
occupation of the men who first as
sumed these names, of which fact there
is abundant record. 1t is quite possi-
BILE, also, IS Max Muller suggests, that
men may have made a speciality of tax
ing or of selling particular kind of
fish, and thus Salmon from Robert lie
Salmoner, Herring from John le Her
niger, and Trouter from Roger le
Trowter. may have arisen without
violence to the laws of philology.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-01-08
"1ne1egant Idioms.

Son. .;&s -sssEe5 to the N. Y. Irt-
6aase asking: ''Are the expressions to
better serve to correctly understand
'to carefully protect, etc., grammati-
cally correct, or, if not ungrammati-
cal, are they elegant?" The Tribune
answers that 1.-The expressions cited,
and all others of similar construction.
are utterly ungramatical and inelegant,
and should be scrupulously Stunned
by all writers and speakers of the En-
glish language" This is altogether
too sweeping-it is the utterance of
martinez of language. The genius of
the English tongue is its freedom from
rigid grammatical fetters, and it is now
fortunately escaping from the artificial
restraints the grammarians, borrowing
from the classical languages, have i'm
posed upon it. The order of the adj
verb and the particle which is the sign
of the infinitive is matter for the
writer to decide. 1t is as allowable to
place the adverb between the sign and
the verb in this case as it is to put it
between the auxiliary and the verb in
such a phrase as Il could have better
spared a better man." Later another
paper presumed to pronounce the end
ing of a sentence with proposition in
elegant-whereas it depends entirely
on the skill of the writer of the sem
tence-the usage is excellent idiomatic
English.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-01-08
DOR RENT

"OR RENT
modern Dwelling Hou SO.
80 Clinton Avenue late resido nee OF III.
Goldman 10 rooms and hall; gas. Water up
stairs and down. Apply to
1898 D. Z. or C. II. GOODMAN
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-01-08
Winter Apples.

What cheer is there that is half so good,
In the snowy waste of winter night,
AS a dancing fire of hickory wood,
And an easy-chair in its mellow light.
ana pearmain apple, ruddy and sleek,
Or Jenneting with freckled cheek
russell apple is fair to view,
~, 18th tawny tint like an autumn leaf
Inc warmth of ripened corn-felds hue
Or golden hint of harvest sheaf;
AND the wholesome breath of the finished year
Is held In winesap's blooming sphere.
Ihey 6ring you thought of the orchard trees,
IN plossomy April and leafy June,
ana the sleepy droning of bumble-bees,
In the lazy light of the afternoon
ana tangled clover and bobolinks
Ilger-lilies and garden pinks.
Ii you've somewhere left, with its gables wide,
a farm house set in an orchard old,
you Ii see it all in the winter-tide
M AT u Sann slghI OF a p1ppin's green-and-gold,
Or jenneting with a frecfled eheeE
Hattie Whitney, in st. Nicholas.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-01-08

Has been established in your County for a
number of years, and by square dealing with
every one, has done the bulk of the Jewelry
business in this section Of the country. He
knows how to buy cheap,and how to sell cheap,
and will give you the worth of your money
every time.
Within the last two months.an half Dia-
monds have advanced more than 20 per cent.
Previous to that time, he purchased fine line
of Diamonds; therefore, he is able to furnish
you these goods at a much lower figure than
you would be able to buy them from those
who have recently bought them.
He has in stock real Diamond Rings from
$3.50 upwards Now mind you, they are
REAL DIAMONDS.
Ear Drops, Lace Pins, &C., at correspond
ingly low prices.
He has the largest and most elegant line of
Ladies' and Gents Watches ever shown in the
County.
His stock of Silverware is complete.
Fine Carving Sets, Toilet Sets, Albums Mu-
sical Instruments &C., at rock bottom prices
When in search of HOLIDAY GIFTS, call
and examine his stock before purchasing else
where. 1t will pay you
No. l, Riddle Block, Ravenna, Ohio
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-01-08

See the
UNITED STATES "oRGAx,
and the
VosE & Sons PIANO.
at
Music Store of
A BAYNE SMITH.
Ravenna.
Ohio.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-01-08
Teachers Examinations.

EXAMINATIONS will be held. commencing
IL at o o'cl OK a m. and closing at p. m.
on the FIRST SATURDAY of each month also,
the THIRD SATURDAY In october. November.
February and March
The examination on the THIRD SATURDAY in
February will be held at Garrettsville; that OF
the THIRD SATURDAY in March. at Kent. All
others at the I!igh School Building, Ravenpa
No certificate will be ante-dated
By order of the Board.
Ut4e OF HAYMAKER tlerl
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-01-08

In one year the police of St. Peters
burg arrested Al, 900 persons for DRINK
enness, and 100 died from inebriety.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-01-08

Scranton, Pa, is to have a church in
which christian science is to be preached.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-02-19
---s->~-s---- q New Posteflce hsedsd.

A pest stace is needed at Miaachsha, and the ,sopulstisn jsstifie, tke estas- hssment ss enc there. At present, resi- desfs sf that section are compelled to get their mail ct tho Walnut Grove postss6cs fourteen miles distant, or st Bayars. some eight or tea miles ever . rough Esuntain tra,l. h addition 70 the Ry!ard Mining esSpany, which gives employ msnt to large number of men, there gre scsres sf stser miners employed in the vicinity who srs with cut proper nail facilities, while the val leys for several miles srssns are sss- tied up with rknchers and stock rAisers. There are in ail "a the immediate vicisity ef kinnehshs from 300 to 400 people who gre new compelled ts go several miles fer their mail. We hope that the rssteffics authorities will lssk ints ts.s matter and. not only establish s rests&ce, bat provide fer nail service.
 While es the subject of pestsl mat tsrs, we desire te also remind the au- thsrisies that while postoffios was some time since ordered established at Hillside, ns provision was made for carrying the mail. and ihe pcs.efioe has net been established. Increase of service is sise headed ca ths sirnsons and Juniper Esute te st least twice a week, while iri-wsskly nail would better se-vs the r.rrose.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-02-19

lsssl bankrupt some msA who have Iatii recently been moderately wealthy. The excessive celd aud unprecedented snowfall coaing after tive ca three dry seasons. in the opinion os all familiar with the situation will cause isss ei at thsst one-half of the herds and hscks, and some say frea two-thirds even so- tour-ffths of the steck eatside the feeding stations to Rene and ethe. points. The less in ssns sf the aerth- crn counties of California will be nearly ss heavy in proportion ss in Nevada.
 Chicago cattle dealers are ss the hsad of s movement which has for it's object .hs shipnent si American cattle frsn Montreal te Europe. They will hs ship ped to Montreal ffep the Usited States. ana will be put aboard vessels which will carry no ether cattle.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-02-19
NHssl WEEKLY louHxillHKa.
NeMarsusr laws.

Dr. Tscktrass, ediier sf the wsrk
 man. Cleveland. has taken some pains to cslleet and cenpi,s tas decisions of shs UAited States courts upon the sab. isos, sRd gives tc tke Washington Fest. zs ths result ci his investigations, the following, which elsy bs relied uPes as correct.
 I. Subscribers who do Hst give sx- press orders ts the contrary are consid- sidsrcd wishing ts renew their ruhscrip- fion.
 2. fl subscribers order the discDt tin nance sl their periodicals the publisher may eoRtiass ts send them until all <rrssrages are paid.
 }. If sabsc risers neglect or refuse 10 take their periodicals from the sffios te which they are directed they are re- spensihls antil they have settled their bills and ordered them discontinued.
 If subscribers mevs ts ether places vithest informing the publisher, sud the papers are sent to the fsrner address. they arc held rsspeasible.
 c. The courts have decided that re- fssiRg 10 take periodicals from the s:hse or removing and leaving them Sncailed fer is prima fssis evidence of intsntioaal fraud.
 6. If sHbsoribsrs pay is advance sasy are scund to give notice at the cad of the time, if thsy de net wish to centisue taking it; otherwise ths pus. isher is sathsrixed is send it, ani the subscriber will ss responsible until sa express xstics, wisR payment sf all ar rsarsges, is sent ;s the publisher.
 :. Ths latest postal laws are such that newspaper publishers can arrest any enc for fraud who takes paper ana refuses to pay fer it. Usdsr this law the zsn whs allows his subscrip- ticn ts run alsss fer some time unpaid and then orders 1t discontinued, CT or ders the postmaster ts mark t "re- fused" and have postal card sent ns- tifying the publisher. leaves himself IiAhls ts arrest and fse, the same as lo- theft.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-02-19
Rich tn a Moment.

Up st Joe Mayors statisr on the Black Canyon read se frsseett. Sheriff Bxekey 0'Nsili was.spinsing an sx- journalistic yarn, when he happened to pick up thirs interest ia forty acres sf lsas, located by Geo B. MoCsnn ss s marble claim, for lime Ssrning. B1ctey paid $50 for the interest, and vas effszss the balance for $500 more. Unfortunately for him ex-chairmsn of the ,Ysvapsi supervisors, Johs Desgh- efty, came along and sneres s5.oo0 for tkiTd interest. Mayors tesk him up, and AcCana then refused to sell kis interest st any price. It turned out that sse ss-osilsd marble quarry was biz farm of the purest Mexicss onyr. !s value, consequently. can be ccmpu. led sy rasthematici&za wko gsn't cara hsw many 6gsres they use. General O'ksill is BOW sl1sst sure of being ear next and best cesgrsssns2.-Her Heraid