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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-27


zens OF Baird will take advantage of the oppor-
tunity offered by the through excursion train
tonight to visit the Spring Palace.
DENTON CITY WILL BE REPRESENTED BY LARGE
CROWD.
Special to the Gazette.
DENTON, Tex, May a5.-The city Of Denton
will be represented by large number OF our
citizens on Tuesday, Denton Day. Denton
county feels that much honor is due her, and
especially to Messrs. d. Head and r, W. Tar
rill of Denton for their work in getting the ex-
hibit in the order it now is. The exhibit this
year Is the first that Denton has ever tried to
get up, and that within very short time, and
weather interfered, which caused many OF tina
promised specimens to not be brought in.
But next year Denton viii be represented right.
She does not say to the counties who earned
away the gold medals this year, 1--WE Will re-
heve you Of them next year." but would gently
remark. Await results" As TO Denton
countJ's products, no county in the state of
Texas can excel her. This can be proven, and it
might be proven, farther, that very few can
see the farmer ana sns.1s tha = Snt 10
pies: Denton county will be represented ct the
coming Texas state fair and Dallas exposition
wen at Denton's exhibit so that be win be able
to make the comparison.
Correspondence Of the Gazette.
DENTON. Tex, May 24.-our people are verv
much entnnsed ever our success at the Spring
Palace. We extend our right hand to Pilot
Point and pledge ourselves to work TO secure the
gold medal next year, which We will certainly
greater variety Of soil, and can produces al the
products of the earth. We viii be at the Palace
IN full force next Tuesday, that being Denton
day ana ne esy .ne SILVER medal viii Dc .Tarded
seen the Palace says that fits beauty and krsr-
deur Is wonderful to contemplate, and say every
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-27
NO CHEAP JOHN AFFAIR BUT AS GOOD AS
THE BEST.
WHAT THESE WATCHES IRI
The Five Requirements OF Tn GGHtl
Watch for Agents Are:

!. A stop-watch sweep-second, each sssl
split into fifths, for timing horses, races, q,
2. A gold or silver case, the gold case,a
steel reinforced. to give strength and duIllla,
Honest metal and no plating, with tasi
years guarantee for wear.
8. The latest Improvements OF every Ind
winding, setting, opening, etc.
4. 4 guarantee OF one year from the naiE !
the movements.
o. As beautiful design as could b nsds, ..
for GAZETTE agents only.
No engraving printed on q press such ~
GAzETTB must use can give any adequate Eas
the beauty OF the face OF this watch, o. -
porcelain, or the slender, threadliEe ~
hand, extending to the tifths Of 3 second nRi.
on its outer rim. The little post On 10 y
hand stops and starts the watch; the little y
on the right hand turns the hands, seitng =
watch. 1t need never be opened. hbtHas
-winder, full iewelled balance noT,-A
and as good a time-keeper as any man vaa1
The back of this watch is e1quisitely sasi's
by hand in design the genera sfee'oi "
Il
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-27

lover of Texas ought to visit Fort Worth before
the Palace closes and see it for themselves.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-27
FOR THE OCCASION.
Music for the Children The Delightful Re
quest Programme.

Music for the Children - The Delightful Re-
quest Programme.
To-day is children's day at the Spring Palace
Future presidents will be on hand from
all parts. They VIII come to see
the Palace OF course, but they win
want music. They will want music that they
can comprehend and appreciate. Will Professor
Hecker and the Elgi3 band meet the require
ments OF the occasion? They will. The pro-
gramme for this afternoon has been selected
with a view especially TO youthful audience.
II is as follows;
TUESDAY AFTERNOON.
!. overture-MsrthS..... Flottow
e. Fox Hunting Scene ............. By Suckley
Descriptive. )-Dawn of day grand morn
ing for chase; sound OF the horns and
the plaintiff song OF the ouekooi arrival
ing the Cover; the fox Is found; his es-
cape; view; halo; death of the fox;
chorus Of huntsmen; fine OLD English
gentleman. FinRle-The BAH st the bali.
Z Euphonium solo- Old Folks at Home. Stewart
NJ. hoGregc=.
l. Valse-Fsiry Voices. .............. -. Grove
S. THE Nightingale and the Blackbird. -. Killing
MfessTs. Scherzer and Kohler.
6. Galop-Always Joyful. ..-....."... Hecksr
2. Idylle-The Mill in the Forest. Eilenberg
G Coruet solo-Young America. ............
B. B. keyes.
g. Hunting scene ,.-...'-.---- .Bacalossi
~ Tdvlfo-Iittle ChstterboS. ........ Eilenberg
- tsslop-We All Caught Cold ......... Gronge
Tonight is request nlght. Inc music loving
IN this uroeramnne, and have. flooded the Elgin
hand WITH the names of their fayorite
seiectious Conductor Hooker says that II he
we 10 undertsketo render Ell the pieces asked
To- he would not heed 10 play another piece
during the Spring Prlace exhibition. In return,
the people are grateful to Professor Aeekef ard
have devoted their wonderful talents to the
production Of the niusic most generally sought
after and admired oy tneir audience such =
corded applause. The Eigin musiciszs are ad-
rnIred IN fort Worth for other attfibutes than
their musical abilities.
Following is the request Progskmmess COM
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-27
COMING FROM BAIRD,
Special to the Gazette.

BAIRD, TEX, May PA number Of the citi-
zens OF Baird will take advantage of the oppor-
tunity offered by the through excursion train
tonight to visit the Spring Palace,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-27
MUSIC YESTERDAY.

The Numbers with Which the Elgins
=, Charmed tho Visitors
Conductor HeekeT put on q fine programme
yesterday, containing from beginning to end
Just such compositions as would please the ear
OF a cultured audience. It Is as much to the
taste displayed in the selection of the pro-
grammes as 20 the exquisite execution of the
same that the credit is due for the IN
paralleled success Of the great Elgin band
at the Texas Spring Palace. And that Hecker's
programmes are always in harmony with the sur
roundings showH that that famous conductor
possesses aesthetic discrimination as well as rare
musical ability. Following are the concerts
given yesterday:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-27

Mr.. K. w Terrilf twho has been In
charge OF the Denton county exhibit
since the opening of the Palace, has
tired himself out with the arduous work
Of this position, and yesterday morning
was relieved by Mr.. E. K. FritzIen OF
Denton.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-02
THE NEW BRICK 90.
The Charter Has not Been Rooeived---Ar-
rangementA OF the Company.

The Charter Has not Been Rsoelved--.Ar.
rangementa OF the Company,
The Royal Brick Company will soon be
In operation. The machinery for the
manufacture Of building brick Ia at worl,
now, and brick TO be used In the putting
up Of kllna aud buildings IN being made.
Estimates are being received by tho com.
pany for machinery for the works and an
engine and boiler. Tho entire plant ID
expected To be In operation within ak
weeks.
An opening has been mado In the lIur
ford hill whore the works will be located,
aud fine quality Of ahale for fire and
other hard brick has been found. The
clay IL OF an excellent quality and In spc'
clally adapted for hard brick Several
openings will be made and clay for soft
quality OF building brick Will bo oxcayat-
ed,
The charter for the company has for
some unknown reason been delayed, and
not received here, II 10 said that the cap.
ltnl stock OF 10000 IN nearly all aubacrb.
cd. A soon ha the charter arrives pOr.
mnneut officers viii be elected. Many
prominent gontl0mon Of this city hold
stock in the new company, Some oxpo.
rloncod brlck-makcra Of Canal Dover will
have charge Of the works,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-02

CoLuMnus, o., Oct, l,-Goy, Campbell
has decided 10 devote the most Of bis
speech In Canton 10 the tariff aud Mai,
Meklnley'a record In Congress-, making
an effort 70 show that there are no reaaons
why Democrat should cast his ballot for
the chairman OF the Ways and Means
Committee, while, ON the contrary, there
are many reasons why Mckinley should
be defeated, He will also touch on Mai.
Mohlnley'a record on tho election con.
tests during the present session, aud
charge him with blind partIaanahlp In his
treatment OF Democratic members whose
seats we're contested, and one Of whom
was elected by double the majority that
Mckinley ever received In his own dis,
irlot A special from here to the Wash.
lnRton Post CRep) aayal
"fhe Ohio situation h very much mixed
on both sides, and II ia impossible 10 mako
al intelligent prediction at this time AZ 10
what the State will do In November,
The politicians here are united In
the opinion that Ex-Governor Foster
has a much better show Of carrying his
ulhWlrl lhhu MAJOR mckinley, Should
ihe election result Ia this way, Foster will
hold The whlp-handle IN Ohio politics. Ito
would thus become the logical candidate
agalnat Campbell, and should he be sue.
ceAhtul the Ohio Republicans would have
q Presidential candidate on whom all fac.
tons eouls unite without giving up any Of
the alleged principles for which they have
been wrangllng for the past few yeara.
EN,Goy' Foster II q ahreWd aud popular
politician His connection with the
Standard OH Company has been urged
against him, but II haabeon demonstrated
IN the past that the Ohio people are not no
strongly preludlced against this organlza-
ton, and the Republican politicians now
realize that they have been making a
great mlhiake Ia antagonlzlng II, and nat.
urnlly forcing Ito oillolala 70 cooperate
with the Democratic managera,n
The Republican talk OF boodlng
Holmes county for Mckinley does not
scare the Democrats here, TO show how
aieadfast Holmes Is III tho Democratic
cause, Il IL but necessary TO refer 10 the
Ohio election atatlatioa. That county In
1910 gave 1000 majority for Van Buren. II
gave i,iOO against Lincoln In 1894, 1900
against Grant In 1868 1000 against Blaine
Ia 1884, and 2,iA7 against Harrison In 1898,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-02
WANTS BIG DAMAGES.
The Alliance Standard.Reylew Sued
For $4,000 For m Alleged Libel
Printed Several Months Ago.

This afternoon Fannie l., Valentine, by
her attorney jno, o, Winshlp filed peli
ton In common pleas court against the
Alliance Standard,Reylew asking for F25,,
900 damages for libel, She says she was
married TO Eugene 4, Valentine, better
known 40 Frank Valentine, oct lth, 1889.
lle died Ia 1850, On June i2, 1890 the do
fendant published an article which stated
that her husband shot hlmaelfwilh suicidal
Intent and lived several days afterward.
The article says that he would have
lived, had she given him the proper care.
She sued an Insurance company for tho
amount Of Insurance, but could not secure
anything, She brought the case up again
az Tie May term Of court, In Portage Co.,
having had tl,e body Of her husband ex-
humed aud hlh head cut oil % produce Ia
court ~ evidence, Size claims she has
been Injured 20 that extent,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-02
TOWN TALK.
Facts Briefly Stated For the Benefit
OF Busy Readers.

i
The will Of Joseph De vile, late Of
Canton has been filed for probate.
A marriage license has been granted Ia
Marion Piper and Louisa Ripple, OF noll-
var,
Miss Lotile A, Brown has returned from
Canton whore she visited her friend Mrs,
Gould,-lAkron Republican,
Rev, j, u, Rust, formerly pastor Of the
German Reformed church here, but now
Of Tilin, 10 the guest Of Dr., u, March
and,
Governor Campbell will be entertained
while IA the city by Hon, johnson sher.
rick, whore the Governor will fold re-
oeption,
George MerlSle aud wife, who moved 10
Canton some months ago have again taxi
on up their residence In This city lWoos
tor Republican,
Mr. and Mrs, j., Frost, Of New Lisbon
passed through the city this morning 10
attend tho Bye-Royennaugh wedding az
Canton'- Alliance Review
Thomas Doyle, Of Alliance, who was ar.
rested yesterday afternoon by Onleer sla.
gle on the charge Of being drunk, plead.
cd guilty and was fined q and costs,
Mr.. Melvin y, Rodooker, Of Wayne
county, and Miss Mary M. Weirlck, Of
Oanaburg, were married September a az
the residence Of the BRIDES parents by
Wm, II. Quinn,
Annie Molilt, who was fined % and
costs by Justice Ringle yesterday for using
obscene language has been released. A
prisoner In the county jail, friend OF
Annles, gave his silver watch and chain
~ security.
Rev. s, s. Condo, Of tEla city, has Just
returned from a very largely attended
and auecesaful Tabernacle meeting near
Manchester, o., whore he preached and
received very liberal collection for his
gospel tent work.
Prof, W. II, Belu formerly resident
OF this city, but now special teacher Of
penmanahlp and elooutlon In the public
schools Of Alliance, was ylaltIng the
schools today with Prof. Marshall, tho
new teacher OF writing.
Marriage licenses have been granted to
VIM. Geeter and Emma Gardner, West
Brookieldi Isaiah Reyennaugh and Car
rio Bye, Cantonj Wm. Baahbaugh and
Amelia Rauaweiler, Crystal Springai
Nlmrod MoGruder and Harriet Plnn,
Maaslllon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Ponnook, Mr., and
Mrs, S. j, Williams and Miss Fannie
Paxson, attend the marriage Of Rev, j.
Rovennaugh and Miss Carrie Bye at Can.
ton, tonight. The bridegroom rogidca az
Lootonla, and the BRIDE ID q daughter Of
DR., and Mrs, d. M. bye, Of Canton.-l All.
ance Leader.
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Robortavlllo Nowa.
RonlnraNILLE. O.

RouERTsuLLE, oct, lat,
Goo, Schrlyor moved his family 10
Minerva wook before last, whore ho IL on.
gagged to work In the car shops,
John DovoOux has moved into his own
property which he purchased sometime
since from Goo, SchrlyCr,
Ida Krumlauf, who has boon In Glove.
land for the past ilyomoniha has returned
and will romain W homo this winter,
Mrs, j, Blddlo, Of Maasillon, 10 the guest
Of Mr., Abort ltobarta.
Rov, A. Gonscr Ia away attending tho
Ohio Synod at Bluifton city, Ind.
Eugene Morley Ia happy since q boy has
come 10 stay W his homo,
Lotto LoN was at Carrollton last week
attending tho fair.
Henry Swallcn, Of Paris, was caller In
town on Monday aud was on his way &c
40 10 Blulfton and Huntington, Ind,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-02
rnrmnrn Alllnnon Notloo.

Tho mvmbcrs Of the Stark County Far.
mcrs Alliance will take notice that the
County Alliance will meet at the Grange
Hall, In Canton, on Saturday Oct, II, 1890,
at O,80 n IN, All subordinate Alliances
are requested TO be present AZ this meet
ing, 40 thcro are matters Of importance 10
be considered, Elect your delegates one
for ovcry ten members or fraction thcro-
Of, The secretaries of tho subordinate
Alliances will please be prepared 10 make
report Of their Alliances also report
number Of mombcra enrolled, II will be
necessary In order TO form roll Of the
County Alliance. We extend hearty In
yitaiion TO our sister organizations to bo
present with us ot ourmcotlng, also zen.
oral invitation 10 all farmers Interested
In our cauaO. q, u, SruLL,
Luke Il, o., Ohio, Sec, S. q. H. A.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-02
DELEGATES ELECTED

For tho Democratic Convention TO Nomi'
male u mombor Of the State Bolrd OF
Equalization.
The Democratic convention for the 2lat
Senatorial District TO nominate n candl'
date for mcmhcr Of the State Board Of
Equalization will be held In the assembly
room OF the city hall ut Canton, o., on
Tuesday, Oct. z, 1890, Stark county will
be entitled to 0l delegates.
The delegates for Stark county have
been selected by tho county central com.
mlttoo aud are as followai
Canton lownahlp--AuRuat Stuckor and
Joseph d. Miller.
Canton ciiyi tst ward-Isaao Harter
Johnson Shorrlck, Joseph Dick, Louis
Moushoy, Lawrence Bcchol.
2nd wnrd--Jacob BaohmHu, Joseph
Wlclondt, Mart Horny and w, II, Cooper,
3rd ward-Ed, Dannpsmiller, Andrew
Schwcrtner, A, D, Coldrcn, Wm. Rollcr
aud James Sell.
ath ward-Frank Il, Nichols, Daniel
Conolly, Horny BAlko and Jacob Weber,
! 9th ward-jomcs q, Lantz and Gustoyua
Stolfof.
9Th ward j, X. Bowers, John Wcclman
and Charles Ito.
7th ward-Poul Fold and j. D. Niche.
nor,
jackson iownshlp-John Butler, Chas,
Brinkham and Jacob Sclfort.
Lawrence townahip--Daniol Holtgbuch
Daniel Simmons and John II. Mowgar
Lexington townshlp-Johso Tooters.
Alliance cily-lldgar Shimp, William
Reynolds, Emmit Morgan, w. II. Lower
William S. Llndcsmth, George Apder'
son,
Marlboro townshlp-Frank Harmony
and Sivanus Swetscr.
NlmIshillon township not reported
Osnnburg township -John Dagger.
Parts township-John Carson and AL
bert Robart.
Perry township William Esslg.
Mnssllloni Let, ward Anthony HowollH,
Frank Q, Slbila and Charles M Whit
man, l
2nd. ward-Patrick MELON ana W. A.
Ard. ward-Erank vogt, Andrew Bocr.
ner, E, j. Wernct and Godfrey M9nek.
lth ward-A. d. 0bcrlin and Juliua
| Witamanu.
pike township David Holman.
plain townahip.-J. j. Lothnmer, Joseph
A, Pleraon and isaac Marltley.
Sandy acknowledgements Boyd.
WamIlnpitn township p--llcnry Adllngor
| and Samuel Mclntire,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-02
smrnor. pood o and Drlbery.
fplnln nonlcr spocIAll


wAsHiNroN, Sept, &C nGrc ,smon
Martin Luther Smyser OF Wooster loft for
home tonight and he will Immediately
place himself at the head Of the machine
In McKinley's district. A largo number
OF ofprominontspcakcrs from both branches
OF Congress have been conscrlpted for
service on the stump In the Sixteenth dla.
trict and whilo they an tho air with sky
scraping oratory Smyscr is to bo relied
upon TO grease the machine In order tina,
II may cut q clean swath on election day,
Tho Doodle for that purpose 10 now being
raised among the eastern manufacturers
who have fortunes tied up In McKlnley's
tariff bill. The fat frying process has al.
roady begun and from $4,000 to Sl00,OOOi is
10 be dumped into tho district.
Before leaving Washington, Smyser
made last effort to induce the President
TO appoint Gamble postmaster at, Akron
but the Wooster Congressman has lost
favor with Mr., Harrison since tho refrlg.
orator exposure and II Is probable that
this attempt, like its predecessors, will be
Intellectual
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-02
CANTON q,rottlnr MootIne In octobor

The managers Of the Canton Driving
Park Club hold u meeting In DIR. Banoh-
ards Office last evening. II was decided
10 20 forward with the meeting fixed for
October IA, 10 and 10, I'D. j. Meyer, who
returned from pittsburgyostcrdOy,soid we
should get good many good horses from
Pittsburg. Reports came from Elyria,
Coshocton, Orrville, Akron, Steubenvillc
and other points, all promising to enter
for tho races. A move is TO he made 10
secure cltlgen's purse FOR Bud Crooke
2lSA and Emma 2;lBA A telegram was
received from the owner OF Emma, Mr..
Coxey, In which he agreed TO start
hmma II $500 is offered Mr.. Meyers is
also anxious TO start Bud Crooko against
Emma. This will be great race.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-02
Samuel shull, an Aged Citizen, Expires
Aanr Short IllAoaa...Th Fnnernl.

Samuel shull, an Aged Citizen, Expires
After Short Illaess.-,Tho Funeral.
Ycgcrday'a NGws.DEMocRAr contained
a brIcf account Of the death Of Samuel
Shull, who expired NJ his residence Nod
Hlnor street, late IN the afternoon, Of
paralysis, Mr., Shull was man Nxty.aix
years Of age aud had resided Ia this city
for many years,
Last Monday hc complained TO his wife,
UlrIku Shull, that he folt unwoll, House
cleaning was In progress and the carpets
were being taken up. Last Tuesday
while taking up u carpet he received u
stroke Of paralysis, lo had Just drawn
tack, when he complained TO his wife ofa
terrible burning sensation In his head and
body, He saidi "Oh mother don't
trouble yourself about this, Il would have
taken place anyway. | know II would
Gomez
with these words on his lips no foil over
and became unconscious, Help was
quickly summoned and hc was laid upon
u bed from which he mover arose. Al
times ho lay in dolrum, unable TO rec
ognizo anybody, He would jump up from
his rcclined position and attempt to break
away from the attendants, llo suffered
terribly. AZ 1850 o'clock yesterday after
noon he died while In an unconscious
state,
Mrs. Shull stated to a NEws.DEMooRAr
reporter this morning that her husband
had premonitlon OF his death, and several
times before whom afflicted with paralysis,
stated that his time 10 die would soon bo
hero.
Tho remains will bc taken 20 Paris for
burial Wednesday morning az 9 o'clock.
Rev, l., H. Myers, OF the Lutheran church
OF this city, will oiliciatc.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-02
AUSTRIA TO KING WILLIAM.
A Royal oroOtlns to His Royal Nlou

A Royal Greeting TO His Royal Niba.
VIENNA, Oct. 1st-lting William, OF
Germany, and tho King of Saxony, ar
rived this morning. A grand ovation was
given them. II was the most magnificent
event Europe has known for years, Half
million people saw the gorgeous process
sion, four miles long, The march through
the streets was undcrc0noplcd archcsond
Venetian decorations. There were thou
sands of children bearing ilowers and
evorgreens, For gorgcousncss the sight
has seldom, II ever, boon cquollcd. The
royal visitors were heartily welcomed by
EmperorFranois Joseph.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-02
Horse Notoa,

uarlcau won the eis0 trot AZ plt,sbura
yesterday, Richmond End and Acoltc 9rd
best time 2a0A. Tho 2'3O pace was won
by Mac, Ada "a, and Daisy V. 8rdi best
time 2j93A,
AZ the National Breeders Meeting In
Cleveland yoatordoy Margaret by Plek-
pocket won the aycarold stake, best time
2G7H, Fanny Swopc by Florida won the
i.yoarold stake best time 2i23, Colmu by
Elcctionoor won the special stake, bost
time 2;2bA.
Doyy Crockett 2j9ilD will start In
Akron on Thursday In the fro.fosall
pace.
There n now promise that the best
and taatoat field of horses ever seen Ia
Canton will bo here Oct Il, 10 and 10,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-02
OUR MAsaILLoN LETTER.
MAssILLoN, Oet.i.

MAasiLLON, Oct, l.
Another fire broke out In this city last
evening again. The alarm was sounded
about eight o'clock. large part Of tho
population aocked 10 the northern part OF
the city, whore the barn owned boy Frank
Hotaler, a gardener, was found 20 be on
fire, The flames were ilaahlng brightly
when No, arrived, The connection was
made on Mill atroeta and the hose conveyed
across the canal, The nremen worked
hard 10 keep the flames FROM tho house
close by, but the barn and ith contents
amounting 20 $500 was totally destroyed.
The barn was Insured In tho Ohio Farmers
Tor 5000.
Hon. John G, Warwick will attend the
Holmes county fair az MIllonburg on Fri
day
A contract was signed yesterday where's
by the Edna organ company Of this city
will move its plant TO Monrocyllle within
sixty days. Tho lnduoemont waa 1900 la
money and Ave acres Of land,
AZ Monday evenings council mcotins %
committee was appointed 10 ttytpprocuro
the free use Of tclophonca In this city.
Mr. OhlcnhouFcr of Bolivar, was In the
city yesterday, 10 accept the appointment
OF director Of the llarmonicu band, lie
viii tako charge ot thohauo next NauC1y
The Y NJ, D, G. holl an interesting
meeting luat Night, They decided 10 at.
tend The celebration In Canton next
Thursday. evening, A special train viii
probably hc run uycr and ihu HnrWouca
hnnd VIII also accompany che club, Mr.,
Edward Ruyor was elected ptuaideut and
Potter Smith vlcc.prcaidcnt -Four new
mcmhcra woreulso elected
Fred S0uuhaltor Of the firm ~ Sonn-
halter Broo who ID confined 90 lis homo
with sickness, was reported IN a ucrioua
condition last night,