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Sharp County record., 1891-04-02
THE RECORD.
u. u. HENDERSON. Editor

A dep'orable tragedy Is reported
from Tennessee. A Hebrew ped.
dler stopped at farm house on an
isolated road, and, without the
knowledge or consent of a woman
who was the only occupant, entered
the room where she was at work
with her back to the door, The ped
dler dropped his pack on the floor,
and the noise Of the fall startled
the woman, who looking around saw
the strange man standing behind her,
fell to the floor in a falnting fit from
fright. The peddler stopped 10 pic k
her up, and at that instant farmer
appeared on the scene. Seeing his
insenslble wife in tho arms Of a
strange man, he seized a billet of
wood and Drained the intruder with
one blow. The wife, when she re,
gained consciousness, was greatly
shocked at the tragedy, and stated
that she did not think that the dead
man intended her harm, but was
only trying TO place her on the bed.
Sharp County record., 1891-04-02
Electric lIlt,rrg,


This remedy is becoming 80 well known
ana 80 popular as to need no special men.
tion' All who have used Electric Bitterr
sing the same song of praisc--A purel
medicine does not exist and II is guaran.
,eed to 40 oil that is claimed. Electric
Bitters will euro oil diseases of the Liver
and Kidneys will remove pimples, boils,
salt rheum and other affections caused BY
impure blood; will drive malaria from the
system and prevent as well AZ euro all
malariol fcvcrs. For cure Of headache,
consumption and Indigestion try Electric
Btters, Entire satisfaction given or
money refunded Price 5lo and 81 pcr
bottle at Mctcals drug store,
Sharp County record., 1891-04-02
nEAR LADIES, DON'T YOU KNOW

HEAR LADIES, DON'T YOU KNOW
That a kind word put out at inter
est brings back an enormous percent
ace of love and appreciation?
That though loving thought
may not seem to be appreciated, il
h$s yet made you better and bravel
bacaGsc of it?
That the little acts Of kindness
ard .houghtfulness day by day, are
reilly greater than one immense act
ofigoodness shown once year?
THAT to be always polite to the
people at home is not only more
lac4like, but more refined than hay.
ing company manners?
hat to learn to talk pleasantly
A6sat nothing In particular is Z
great art, and prevents you say,
ing things you may regret?
that to Judge anybody by theil
per2onal appearance stamps you a,
not only ignorant but vulgar?
That to talk and talk, and talk
aboit Yourself and belongings i,
very tlresome to the people who lis.
tenM
That to be witty(Dat the expense
Of somebody else is positive cruelt J
many times?
That personalities are not always
interesting and very often offenslvei
That the ability to keep a fnenc
is very much greater than that re-
qulred to gain one?
That if woman would allow thei,
frlends to enjoy themselves in their
own way there would be fewe,
stumbling blocks in life?
That if the girls all over the
world were to form socitics of one
each being her own president ant
house committee and entertainment
comm Zee and secretary and treasure
and orake kind words the currency
conSc, tate action: the scoia, func,
tons, and love the great ann, tha
the whole world would be purer and
Sweeter for it? just form one society
where you are, and see what a gre at
success it will be- Ladies Home
Journal.
Sharp County record., 1891-04-02

Arkansas has u hard name outs
side the State, perhaps worse than
any other State in the
Union. You will observe that nlhe.
tenths of the people if they have
anything mean to say against the
people in general they say it about
Arkansas. People from other States,
upon their first visit to Arkansas,
expect to be dcvoured by cannibals
or barbanansa They pictured the
State to be nothing but a vast wild.
ernoss, inhabited only by ignorant
and uncivil2ed class of people.
This belief, however, is gradually
dying out. Arkansas is coming to
the front with her good schools and
colleges, her splendid manufacturing
interests, her many miles Of railway,
her fruits, woods, newspapers and
prosperous cities, Northern men 90
to Arkansas to speculate and are
stricken with awe and surprise at the
wonderful progress the State has
made in the last few years. People
are beginning to live o-l work for
a.. 49,
The upbuildmg of grcnt State
Chicago BlQdo
Sharp County record., 1891-04-02
A WOnder MorlScr.

Mr.. Frank Huffman, young man Of
Darlington, Ohio, states that he had been
un6er the care of two prominent physi-
clans, and used their treatment until he
was hardly able to get around. They
pronounced bis case to be consumption
snd incurablN, lie was persuaded to try
Dr. Kings New Discovery for consump
tion, coughs and colds and at that time
was not able to walk across tho street
without resting He found, before he
had usel half Of dollar bottle,
that no was much better, he continued Co
ia Gae it and is to-day enjoying good health.
1t you have any throat, lung or chest
trouble tryit, We guarantee satisfaction,
Trial bottle free at j. r Motsalfs drug.
store.
Sharp County record., 1891-04-02

1t begins to be apparent that
farmers should pay some attention
to what may be under there farms
as we'll as attending to the surface.
A Kansas man sunk a shaft on his
farm, and in going down 100 feet
struck a five foot vein of mineral
paint, a 10 foot stratum of fire clay,
a 20 inch vein of coal and deposit
.ofmarble feet in thickness. The
Standard Oil Company has made
It's immense riches by farming under
the surface, and the farmer of the
future will not waste all his val liable
time ticking the soil with hoe. -
Ex. g..
Sharp County record., 1891-04-02

W0nted--a friend.-one who will
recognize me when | am compelled
to wear patched breechcs; who will
take my hand as ! am sliding down
the hill, instead Of giving me q kick
to hasten my descent, who viii lend
me dellar's security; who will come
to see me when | am sick; who VIII
pull off and fight when odds are
two to one; who will talk of me be,
hind my back as he talks to my face,
Such a friend is wanted by ten
thousand human beings throughout
The whole earth. -Exchanpe.
Sharp County record., 1891-04-02
Twice a Week for a Dollar a Year.

-. Readers of the weekly edition of
The st. Louis Republic now get two
papers, of not less than six pages
every week. 1t is practically a semi,
weekly, for dollar a year; just half
the price of the cheapest semi. week
" in the country, Remember the
price is only 81 year, Sample
copies or a premium catalogue of 4C
pages sent free on application. Ad,
dress The Republic, St, Louis, Mo.
Sharp County record., 1891-04-02
-E@-0-uT

- aaae.i, t3tca 1asiaaicr was in,
duced towear shirt, a paper collar,
shoes, and hat, says an exchange,
and almost concluded to eat with a
knife and fork and embrace Christ,
lanity, Then they asked him to
wear suspenders and he went out ald
hung himself. 1t was pushing civ,
ilizatlon too fast.
Sharp County record., 1891-04-02

The Monroe County Sun considers
it is wrong for Col. Logan II. Roots,
a Republican and one Of Woodruf's
snreties, to be compelled to pay any
part of the shortage of a Democratic
treasurer. But Col. Roots walked
to the captains Office and put down
$4,000 without y murmur.--Ark.
Democrat.
Sharp County record., 1891-04-02
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a man by the name of Marion
Smith was recently arrested in Sch,
astian county for bigamy. lie was
just 81 years cd and had married
times, the first time when he was Il
years old. His eight wives all live
in Sebastian county and met him at
Mansfield, on his way to, trial. - lex.
Sharp County record., 1891-04-02

The knights Of Honor at this
place boast Of the health Of this coun.
try, and as proof say that with 81
members they have not had a death
in about six years, Woodruff Vid,
cite.
Sharp County record., 1891-04-02
BUCKLENlS ARNIOA SALYE.

The best splVe in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rhoum, fever
sores, tctter, chapped hands, cblbhins,
corns and all skin oruptions, and positive
!y cures piles or no payment required. /,
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded Price % cents per
box at j. r. Motcalps,
Sharp County record., 1891-04-02

While the bell of the Baptist
Church at Pine Bluff was being
rung for services last Sunday, and
while the congregation was assem-
Uling, the bell fell through the floor,
buried itself in the earth. Two
persons were slightly hurt -Vid.
utto
Sharp County record., 1891-04-02
FOR DYSPEPSIA
Use Browns Iron nlltcrs,

IhHslOlHhs recommend H.
NJ doalofs keep t. 800 Dor bottle Genuine
a. 8lom0tk aud crossed iud lines on wrapper,
Sharp County record., 1891-04-02

|.a,t ourSEHII ",
h honcnblyg NJ
Young OF olS,s.,I
ics,wlsrs'n Wy
b. iNOhsA' i@ Y
to the woIS e,
|roal succsslssn.0l' ~ ~
|s55tOprvs,,A',',1,, A., .,
We can fuln,'N. uNlN,n
|,. .spacepsi siE',%I
L .n klVlsi
Sharp County record., 1891-04-02

BOOO !: \; y; \; ~ v;
IA N,f IhouAenNpllarA n
NV NV wv Wan',,,,snn,nnt ",,awwt liVel wi'l uVumlsh
n.'',' y, 'uu,,vs .. s,,nrl eau earn w hNnount
|/Nl,,nl ny n, uu'os, o,'a ~n,AEe, lnslly Nplekly
|IN WsMv Wv, vnv md "nr1h dlslho, ui fty, I
Fhlt mtHh' hhu W. empluymeul large
WIN nie mnhihH vlRr each, lttEW
XVfbIn.lWl ysluuulIl, Addrehahnce,
ALLEN h"N uustn, nv ne,
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-04


Monday tbs amount Of cash in the
treasury ~ Washington "a. s1So. $50.
OS3s "a
william Crook. sfsrm hand. fell from
hay lofs near Aurora. H., breaking
His neck
There was said - 10 IN increased de-
nand in English markets for American
-Four and spring wheat
Citissns Of Sen FRANCHISE are max
ing efforts To secure one or both Of the
national peisAcal sonvsntionA
A. q. kanss, . farmer living near
Msseoatah. was Gsred on Sunday BY
. vicious bull HIS injuries are PROF.
ably fatal
Timothy Hopkins and Mary e. Hop
kins have hled sn appeal from the de-
cree allowing the will Of Mary y.
b Sesries 70 stand
Dunas Laross. . carpenter, was
killed a. Lake Linden. AisA.. b fall
ing over % feet from the top Of ths
necls sand wheel The staging broke
down
john Lilisnthal, Aeed 10 yssrs, con
OF . prominent farmer. a Dxnvera.
Ill. was killed instantly by the en-
ploaioa Of his gun while climbing over
. fence.
Five thousand hootmakers were
locked QUE N London and %, 900 wiN
ultimately bs treated in like manner.
The cause u strike by employees Of
two firms
Christophs- Leverense. 70 years old,
was found dead At his home in Dam
VILE. Ill Il was supposed he scci-
dentsly eus IN artery below the knee
and bled to death.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-04
DAILY Markets.


GRArS-Wheat s0c; corn. 58c; oats. soc; rye
55c; barley. t1.l0 cwt.
MKArs-Beef 4lz97c; pork. 5051<c; mutton. 5
G6c; spring lamb. Sc; fowls. 78sc; spr M
chicken, loo lie; veal. 61sc; turkeys. i2ISe
ducks 12c.
Pnopucs-Butter. &c; eggs. &c; potatoes. .
@s0c 2 bu; beets 25c 3 bu; onions. o5c = bu
peans hand picked. $50 2 tu; honey
&c; peaches. sl.6o9&250 bu: grapes.
a9DSc basket: pears. WIZ bu.
apples. 81, 1staSl Is ? bbI; 50c@sl. Is bu.
Wool-Washed. 142sc; unwashed l4020c.
HAY-T Timothy. SIS ton; clover. 3l2sl3 pei
ton; sfraw. s. y ton.
Hfpxs AND TALLows-dreeu. &c steers. over y,
IhS SIZE: calf skins, cen. Sc; calf " n.cured.
a.; tallow rough llsc; peits. .60c@ti 81; dekii
iSt325c.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-04
J. G. ALEXANDER

fFAE FfFAtF
EoR sALR-Nise fzfss brtck hease, rssms
besides hala cellar uaass sheie he-se
With lafasee. ~ feet 81 perch. aiee iafke snsae
trees u ffsnt anA rear fst ert ~, ~ s'&.sa
esehaaxe fsf sssa vseakt pspefts smsh
fsrfn. n4aite af . g. AisraessTs = lsesst
Esoh sALk--As~ sreom hsasv eits Ifent
side pafeks seed vel aad esst<gai set = tret
fraat, enly thFse deers lfem tnsfEy sttset
ears east frant; price esiy tits " ssaa ssaa
thisis 4 bargain. Inaaifs ~ >, -. ahss<saes'
- Esan sf
EoR s&LE-s sacsns lots, hae seetian 81
cAerss So ana Lskesve.s fss shsss 49,
ia treat prise fsr sfxt - asys 49, 70 -"
eaeh, esat b4 hesf fer the msnsv. -
Iasasrs sfJ. .. Aiessa1ss. Cssrt sih. y
LyssH 'fAsns ~
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-04

Froua axp Tsxp--Lily White. <2.1s; Patent
sS.2,r cwt: cora msa ,u. % Z cwt; feed S-3.o0<
Szs.D PER ton; middlinRa. SU.W ton bran.
tle a ton: ships. 81 y ton.
MaAT-Porh steak. lGc; roast. loc; ribs. SC
tenderfoin. t2}1c; ham. l 2c beef steak. s&1pc
roast. ga Ice; rib. &c; mutton, eolic; sprinY
lamb. 6 esisc ;spring chicken. bloc ;turkeys II
alSc; ducks. lf9is.
Psopucs-Bnttsr. CSC; eggs. &c: potatoes
Sac 2 bu; beets. 20c p nk; onions. sc ? ps
i.~i ns e0c y PIX: peaches. so y pk; apples 3c
05Oc PIX. grapes. 60sc ID; pears. Toe per pix
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-04

The best sslve IN the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum. fever
sores. letter, chsppsd hands. chsIbla,ns
corns sHd all skin eruptIons, and posi,
lively cures piles. or no pay required.
IL - guaranteed TO give perfect satisfae
ton or money refunded. Price rs cent,
per bos. For sale by Peek Bros. drug.
gists. ocrner Monroe aud Divaon-stA
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-04

Fatal neglect 10 little short Of suicide.
The coopequences Of neglected cough
are too well known to need repeating.
DIR. Woods Norway Pine Syrup cnres =
cough promptly. Sold ny sil dealers or
. guarantee OF satisfaction.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-04

Simply apply "SwAYxE's OINTMENT.
No internal medicine required. Cure
letter. eczema, itch. all sruptions On
the face, hands, nose, ETC., leaving the
skiu clear white and healthy. Its
great healing and curative powers ar,
possessed by no other remedy. Ask
your druggisss for swAYSE's Orxr-
nrwro
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-04

RADC LlfF A Hol3-Rci able upholsierers
~ at ill south DisisioE-st.. have the iarsesr
vans" employ the most competent men and
wil give yeu regular rates Whether you ask
Tor them or not bv 'phoring No. so or 6t6 after
business hours.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-04

YoxoaAsA. Nov. s-Aeeording to sn
Official estimate Aeoo persons were
killed BY TIE rssent esrtsqaAks. 5000
were ipjsrss. snd -. ece houses were
destroyed Ne Europeans were killed
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-04

and treasury efhees during the week
endsd October 81 wAs sTss.sTs against
ssss.sis dariag tas corresponding
peri3d of 1870.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-04
BUSINESS BLOCK FOR SALE!

The bfseH siock leezled eu Meet Bridge o..
NsA W. iss ana III u for saie. blsek cents'ns
three MereA The second neof 10 IN shifes OF
Win cell feg eAsh or .su fAke part ID eity
property Il sesa 10 % esys. tnqHsrr ~
A. A, loAD. l5l West trdgese
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-04

poo~p. L., Nov. AT fsnosratss
~esuur IN Grand township - mice
ero,, here. . savsrs Asht occurred ss-
Sw.s. ne democrats end rspsblisAnA
w.,ves we're drs~n. cd Chsriss White
90 fatally stabbed Fiffeea parsiei-
~.,~ have sees arrested snk Ne 80
eprs aro alter 0sre
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-04

DuLgrs. Mimi. New s-Ths re-
ssspss Of grain ~ this port for the year
ended October 81 we're sAsfo. iee bush
els. against s,7sT.sss for the Prsvieas
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-04

9unsp Rrvsns, Mica. New. a-Ths
neiy q Cherries Jones. who bod been
missing since October 2. wss feunA tn
: s~sup near Centervills Monday With
= bullet hole in his head Al the time
~ bic dissppesrsnes he bad eise In
wousy Aud gold watch % his person.
which IL mIssias. and he h supposed W
49, h>eu nardered By trampa
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-04

Mss wrxslass soofsrse evHrp has been asea
fos children t~ethtns. It sostaes the ehsld
srftsrs the aums sfisys all pain. cures wind
caf.e Anf IL lh~ best remedy fsf diafrbsGn
Issats ave erais bsstfe.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-04

wArxnvurR. Ma. Nov a-AAvssss
nra~ New rsrtfanA state seventeen
Asn.s~ havs been burned there snd
shirty fanslies rendered homsisss ~
Ne ara shss sss<s<d Sunday nAGhe
I>sn tss -. insawsnee. eie.eea
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-04

Some remarkable Cures Of deafness
are recorded Of DR.. Thomas Eclscti G
Oil. Never fails TO cure earache.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-04

NIwAcxEs. Nov s - Thomas
Flynn. % years Of age. choked Ia death
Monday evening through allowing
hls ses ot ial> ~ teeth
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-04
Ds6OLlA BR08..
ssAIzss - -
Red Estate, Business EIthangp
AND LOANa-
8 and 8 Tsws BECK

FoA sALE-or ezchssss; le sesss Y nllss
srslsra, 81 s'sy q s issn sSis Tss 9 Ss. isTn:
price tS.s1e
NOR sAl-k-or exeaanse; % Acres ~ miles
= from hiaasevilieA Esrfy oenntys sros4
house. oeu ikr~s bkrn sooc etteutieluGD-9 -9ooa
Soli. a Acrcs seeded And ~ acres of uhnAt -
TIE ground; rriee G.soa
Eok kAcHANGH-l -lne acres ~ miles frso
N<3ta1d. AiiexAE county. vith loo houses
end tive isrxs bxrnA good orchard, - aorue
south snd properly; Srles s.Sa
FOR sALE-or snchaaees - serss ullss
from cifyi clay loan. nev hounos nae
place Tor gardening; prsostz.ooa
TO EAcHASGR-Fsr sarm wirhia 10 er II
= mics OF city, TOO heuses ana too lots en
East Lsansfo-st.. gacumberauce. ana
would take small ineumber3nee. n yeu wish TO
get good city property here IL your chance
YO EAcHANGE-for farn; s-room house In
= northern part Of the city; large lot ulth
iAir bsrni wealc pay some cash differences
rU ENcHAN0E-For arm; : a ce hsases on
eeatn l0Aiast; this Is 81 % GOOD resi-
s1ssi cash difference Tor GOOD iArm: price of
his property $50
To EXCHAN6E-Fer farm near seme small
slsx2e. iegocm house aud two vacant
,ots lots ~ hefan eaa; a. ssftb ssssi no inenia-
bcranes Asd wouid pay some casa II necessary
I'o FxCHAN6E-For farm within Is mites af
city. hrcom house a. s8uthfrn part II
city. worth siao; would take SOME ineullbeg-
ance.
LSoR sALE-sf acres af lana. 10 mites ,auth
aud east OF city, o. acrss improved esiance
beech; maple &nd OAK timber. smsli house
iSrse barn aud other ouTbsfiainzs acres or
ehsrd; sol clay iesms beat farm In tue eoua-
" pfics stot.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-04
Issv Whsn

The VALLEY CITY Milling Company hss
no peer IN the manufacture ef 6our.
Try he LILY WHITE.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-04

This week 70 the tlnae 10 buy . pa,r Of
essnssss 81 volst, Herpolsheinss 4
Goa
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-04

CHICAGO. Nov
Board Of trade nos in session - dsy owinr
- election
PoULTRY-Live Chickens. fxosc per u. !;
Live Turkeys 8 lie per ID. Live Ducks. "a
eve per ID Live Gsess t.oousho per dozen.
BUrrER- Creaoery. Sotbssc; Dairy. le1esc
Packing stees. lSoife.
OILs-Wiscoasin Prime White -; water
White. $40; MisAigsn Prime white ego: VA
ter Waite. foHs: Indiana Prime White s,ls
Water Waite. roe; Headlight It's test 0Ae
Gasoline 81 deg'a IIe; u dsg's, s4s
LIQUoRs-Disulled Spirits remain ASn eu
The basis Of ol. " par ssi. ~ natshsa geoda
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-04

CHICAGO. Nov.
CATTLE - Market fairly active and prices
fairly we'll supported Quotations ranged
q e60co6.ss fSr prime - shippinS Steers.
eAscAa % fer good to faacy Do = oo&Aoo for
common 70 fair do s3eo0A1 for butcher
Steers: o. spQs % ~ osecksss; NC 10 for
Texans: tas3+e for Rangers; NspQa0 for
Feeders: o. 50s>a - for Cows; d mean fer
BuIla and q bo0AoO for Veal Calves.
Hoos-Markcs rather astivs. Prices we're
advanced So and the msrhst ruled strong
sarly. Later the feeling Was easier bus prices
ass quotably lower. Sales ranged as - So0A ~
for Pigs; N<0e3 IS for Hight; 0.soU3fo fer
rough packing; . 5oo4 % for mined and q 80
kiS tor heavy packing aaa shipping lstA
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-04
u.i, Waite Essss

PecknAm'. Group Remedy cures
vhoopins cough
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-04

wAsuf~srss, Nev s-Ths iss~s 81
standard silver tslisss frs0 Ne miDts
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-04

Made BY Valley City Milling Co., Grand
RApsds. 10 family fsvorta. Tryn.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-04
Rssats ths Best
Rates the Lowest.
Read dey Everybody


1EAL EefArE cIfH.
Eok sALE-fhs best ssrxxsa IN the market
4 A handsome medern cottage. nes tuiidiax
en- PSfk-sve-. 5roems with bay winasx. hiyh
groana. lot slxi-<- Asley u rear. Price 80:
Ternss 10 sa.t purchssef- Isaac ~. Turner. -
New Hoaseman block.
TOR sALE-'I,ye xer t4.eoo. ~aas 20 bulls
y hsass." You cant 40 H. why nsiy"
III taxes e.soe "a build house for q, ,asn.s :.
them by th~ '.ssa al ana can sell yoa . s.as
sssy - .rest. Houses ali priees frcIn s. 10 g
eemmissIss a. hs seiis ier Simsslf saiy. G.
w. fuits. - seottaea-st.. foot OF Fog catain.
Eok SALE-Loek af those two tasty. nsw
= houses Lev beng euiit oa en the east side
VI \. uuien-st. Just north Of Bridge 81 city
Wal walls. % ssmen.sa s' eeilsrs. @ 's Que visS S large isrss
barn. tlooo: one without . barn, 40 On
monthly payments easy ~ reEI {. W. Iuffs.
OttAwast foot OF Fountain.
voU can buy one OF those lets between Col
one thousand dollars. Now Il you want te be
rich zad happy In your old aSe. DO not delay
aay lonEer. but call ~ No. Sos. New Hous
mAn block pa, your money aad get your &c a.ed a
al once. A. X Anti l-dei. Slu
Hti. some of the most desirable houses
and iotsi also vacant lots Ia th- city. As
property - adv tncing daily. an q Inc city lisee
10 double again IA the next tea y-ars. AIN
once. "a ~ No. S6s7 New Houscinaa block
telephone No. 80. A. T. Antlsdsi. 2litf
k'0R sALE-SrcA. bargaia farm of -
acreAon graded road. four miles from city
lirnts. suitable for grain. dairy or stock. ER-
-auire OF Iagxzrt. Woicott 4 Ganson. IS Mon
roe 81. 2-ltf
E'0R sALE-Thirty million good white pine
located on the Upper Peni suiars Las b en-
damased by fre and must cut ~ oneei this
can be had very cheap. Call at 81 Houseman
block. A. X. AnIlSdei. .5ir
EoR SALE OR RENT-A gem OF house just
north of Wealthy ave. on James II. witt
modern improvements and cheap; also good
houses and lots In all parts Of the city At cr~at
bargains- If you want good lot or honse an 4
sot don't fail 10 see me. | have large farm
tf go acres with good buildings 90 trade for
city property. Pine and hardwood lands and
money 10 lean. 81 and 81 New housemau
Blosk. A. r. Antisdel.
E0k sALE-Iiouses and lots 10 different
parts Il the city; small payment daWa;
monthly payments afterwards. Lots aud acre
property within the old city limits Also my
block Oh Bostwick-st. at a bargain Dr.. teen.
toe, 10 o ta st. estf
WANTED-B0ARDRRS.
NVANfn r. foarders at 3 south D. sislo on
81. Good board aud peasant room tor
$3.50 per week.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-04
BoARDRRs
MOVING, PACKING q STORAGE

VVANTn I-BoaTders at 3 south DIsisI on
81. Good board aud peasant room 10
$3.50 per week.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-04

WAyTEB- -Agesss. fer Rec pa wsrs pnb
Hsssssa. bss 1oass ffe4 acc satEi iss 81
ssaaArg. Gail - - ssetk pssisioa - as
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-04

SMALL LoANS-For short tine or any form
OF good - ;urity; Frank A. Werner. 95
Canalst
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-04

EroR RENT - Three furn shed rooms for
housekeeping. ground floor. bath. lurnace
heated. 2l1 Bartlett ST.. opposite so. Division
street schoOi. .09
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-04
FOR RRsT-RooMs

E'OR RENr-Nicely rnished rooms. heated
Il ~ furnace. very cheap. 81 Mt. vernon-st.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-04
foGND.

THE DAY goes hy ike sh adow on the heart
when one has no home. Lighteu your
heart by buying h me of L.. =. Pr win. room
.. Lovetts block. opp. sweets tel.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-04
PERSONAL.

- ins MS name and NUMBER. tth trr return
sam 10 5ls North froPt and be rewarded.
I oS Ladies hunting case gold wsEch. on
- Monroe Canal or W. ST Bridee-st. engrsved
on Que side o ! ckef attached II flof~ usvstt.
Address; White sewing Machine o.. II
MonToe-st. SO
L OST-A lady's bad complexion and rough,
~ pimpy skin by using Fora \. aoIes'
famous Is. ush Of Roses. White * White.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-04
HELP wAsrED-saLg
HELP WANTED-FEaALE

WANTED-At once experienced shirt
" maker. none others nee apply. q k.
Custom Shirt Co. ~ aud Il South D.yiston-st.
$40
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-04

E0k sALE-lIouses aud lots 10 different
parts Il the city; small payment dawai
monthly payments Afterwards Lots aud acre
property within the old city limits Also my
block on Bostwiek-st. at a bargain. Dr. feen.
toes, 10 o ta les st. eSif
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-04

WHO is TIE INDIVIDUAL who wants to
reaf house within ten minutes walk Il
Sweets Hotel | lave one Off ranins st rea-
s,nabse rates. L. = Provin. room Lovett
block. OPP. swert's Hotel.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-04

EoR RENT-Furnished rooms. lo7 Monr
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-08-27

George Westinghouse
good looking man with
about forty years Of age.
fable.