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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-22

E0R sALE--li acres Of GOOD yarsen land near
= the city for $3.50. w.aaas 4 Alien. and
Tower block.
EoR EXCHANGED new honse IN the city.
What have you got 10 trade
nor SAILS lots near The corner OF Fifth
and East ~. for lsU-
E0R EXCiAN6E-A small general stock OF
merchandise.
nor SALE-A modern Groom house. hard
wood rnish. large piazza. gooa neiehDor-
hood. three quarters OF = mile from city hall.
on the East Side; price ssio9
E'OR EXcHANGE-Hors carriages. farms.
lots. houses aud lots. Touring mills. hotels
timber lands. contracts, village property. loss
In Chicago. or olympia. or Washington. or
Riverside; everything. anything
EOR SALI-A fruit farm near by. small pay
ment down. long time; good living for
some one.
TOR EXCHANGE-Fsrms in almost every
4 location for houses AID lots; yen trade
Tor q farm and be independent OF bosses-
EoR sALE-A complete and valuable hard
wood numbering stand.
FOR EXCHANGE-For house and LOT 20
l. acre farm near the Lake SHORE; Ail kinds
al fruit. new house; good soil; $40
TOR sALE-0n easy monthly payments q
= nice house on the hill; get the descrip-
FOR EXCHANGE-For city property car
= risSe and wagon shop IN live town
FOR sALE-A well loeAted old house.
TOR EXCHANGED paying hotel for farm
or house and lot or vacant lot.
TOR SALE-The cheapest lot on the hill.
FOR EXCHANGED grist mill. saw mill or
shingie mil.
FOR SALE--A lot near the d. 4 NJ depot |;
4 price 500.
TOR EXCHAN6E-Fruit farm OF 20 acres
4 near saugstuck; LOO peach trees.
TOR SALE-A lot on Prospect Place. $500;
on College ave. Sllo0; on Mechanic 81.
500; on s. LAFAYETTE. SEQ; on n. fona ST.. 500
on James ST.. $1,000 We have lots for sale in
any direction.
TOR EXcHAN6E-A small house aud lot for
work on dwelling house.
TOR SALE-A good paying restaurant
WINANs 4 ALLEN.
Phone $50. sand4 Tower Block.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-22
MONEY
TO LOAN
on FARM AND CITY PROPERTY.
At Five Per Cent
R. DENT. - wenderiy elds.

L'pR esLE-ss. "a JamessI. Iereop hensr
II besides halls with al modern Improve
eentss everything hfsteiaSs: splendid soca-
tens cir sell reason ahi@. terms eass: II vna
vsat xsod home tent fail 90 see this enc BE-
fore zen bay. Inquire 81 J. u. Assxaader. IS
fvan. st. 'fasee 81.
Es0R SAIE-<sv <rcem haase ~sth frart
= BAL. esilsr nuarF wseie hauses frout ans
ssae pssch asas w~lI snd esst<rns lot q s.'st
front. snIs three aenfs frtfn shprry street
rasrs5 east ffents rrtse unfg kI-n N sa{s .ssr
ihis = bsfskis. inansfe ~ J. 4. Aleaander.
= Lyon ct
EoR sthE-s vsesas lots ~ snssr~p.ssen Al
- thsyfs a. srd Istesvcs nsp snnde tr~~s
- wat prize f>r oett - aass. SEQ fs enH
eaesi san - bat Ter fAe nsneg Alsa Il
smsss psxnsnt dawn. hs}ar,> - an u,seshsv ssx
nshft laaa.re q ! - Al<s aaasr. Court bin.
= Lfsn-ek Thens -.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-22
Live stock.

CHICAGO. Sept. n.
CArrrH - Market moderately active and
feeling weak Prices favored buyers Quo
tstIons ranged ~ s. so<s6 ~ for prime &c
fancy shipping Steers: t&ooas0 for good &c
fancy do. e.5olsf % for common to fair do. !,
nsosss ~ fer butchers Steers; sR003sD for
Suckers, - ~ - ~ for Texans; q. 80 .A0 for
rangers: kSoesS 20 for feeders; ei.Soo35e tcs
veal calves.
Hoes Market rather active Puess with
out material change. Sales ranged - oe-U
asB for pigs; NpaaD for light; o. -
40 for rough packing; N7s1s.5o for mixed
and stes9s.oo ter heavy packing ana shi2pins
lata
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-22
The MARKETS


CHICAGO. Sept a.
FrorR-o Quiet Spring Wheat Patents. ss.sc
faT,; Bakers - ;osA75; Winter Wheat
Flour Patenss os.0o0A2s; ssraights - so'0A0
wuxA1-RuIsd frm and prices higher. No
cash and September. Gh6seo; December,
el0os 9L0iNc and May. siocADlo7t.
CoRN-FairIy active snd lower No and
No Yellow, &A0ssSc; No. Z bitSiHc; No
syeliow. ss05s~e; September, SsN6s4c: 90.
tober. Ss,sgsstAs; Year, tsA044e; May, %sk0
1s.c-
oArs-Easisr No cash, rnske; Sop
TENDER. s7a2As. October. HeS7kc; May.
soa9sikc. samples easier. No 3 H9s7'.e
No White s74ossHe; Ma Hk&SAe; No.
White. soS3ie.
RYx-In fair demand and steady. No cash.
esc: September ssc; October. e7Hc-
BAaxry-Sood grades fair sale and steady.
Choice to nne. ssaeoe; fair 70 good. <a05Sc;
common, s8a<5e, and low grads unsound. sO73sc.
-MRss PoRK-Trading only moderate and
prices higher Prices ranged NJ eIo. 3o11o s7H fo'
cash $40 Is . TO- 20 for September; ti0-SkSi0.s7is
for October; ti0sorfoo5 for December. anc
sls ss0ia s7x for January.
LARp-Msrket moderately active and prices
higher. Quotations ranged 1T sc.ss4e 6x foi
cash: o. 1xadnH for SEPTEMBER; - soG
Q 20 for October. and 0~H0fto Tor January.
PorIrRY-Live Chickens. li91lxc per IN I;
Live TurkeyA n01oc per h.: Live Ducks,
s&ioc per Ii Live Geese. AUo1S.S 80 per dozen.
BurrrR-Cresmery. i+c3sc; Dairy. i32soc;
Packing Stock. iiH9ise.
OuS-wisconsin Prime White. 90; Water
White. sac; Michigan Prime White. o4c; Wa
ter White foHc: Indiana Prime White, exc,
Watos White Zoe; Headlight. i75 test, sSc;
Gasoline - des's. 1<c; - des'a stc.
LrcroRs Distilled Spirits remain firm on
the basis Of g. 10 per gal. for dnished goods.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-22
WEEKLY MARKETS.

Gnsrx-wheat. sc; corn. 6oc; oats. Ssc; rye.
TIC; barley. $40 q cwt.
Nzsrs-Beef 54ec; pork. si<66c; mutton.
ba6r spring ismb. ses fowls. loc; spring
chickens fp4e; veal. &c; turkeys. mc; ducks.
l0c.
Pnonrcx- Butter. Isc; eggs. ne; potatoes.
ase = eu: heet<. Ne Y bu: onions. lie 3 dos
radishes &c doc. peas 3l.oo bu, beams.
hand pies ed. sl.15 bu; honey. lee; peaches.
4nesssi.s9 = bu. apples so@T5c p bu; grapes.
sssle = 10; pears s-iS ' bu, crab apples TSc
bu-
wsso1--wasnsa. Ta9sc; unwashed. ite1sor.
Hav-Tiuiofhy. St&l5 ' tsa; clover. <lOebl2
y ton. straw. - toH.
Hinxs sSn TktLow-tsreeu. scs part cured.
Size: cured Sc. calf sktns. green. Sc. cflf ska
cated. 7c; tsltsw. dc; peits. toceSsl-5o. dekin.
1St& "a
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-22
THE GRAND RAPIDS
Land and Improvement Co.,
No. GO Wonderly Building,
Has to offer the following bargains.

Some good. improved. ueli-rented Grand
kapids property - exchange fer improved
farm within eight or ten miles OF city.
A house and let on South Lafayette. near
Morrison. Tor about the value Of the lot
hne building Lot on Fountain 81. near the
court house aud pestofI1ce. ~ close barxAin
Beautiful building lots In any part Of the
city desired al ioS prices ana on favorable
terms.
Lots on our additions on Burton. ave. near
Division and on Lyon. near North Union. Tor
sale on favorable terms
We handle large tracts Of pine. hardwood
and mineral lands in Michigan and eisew here.
and will mail estimates and descriptions ea
application.
tract OF 60 90 600 feet white pine in Mime
sots, on navigaele stream ~ bargain
We hare good. improved farms in Hi,lsdale
county. Also some Zoe residence property in
the city OF Hiilsdxle. 60 exchange for rentabie
Grand Rapids property.
Valuable Detroit business and residence
property to exchange for Grand Rapids real
estate.
wedo general real estate. loan and insar.
ancc business.
g. wonderly Building Grand Rapids. Me
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-22

Ana No. house with all modern improve
ments; oak finish. with good barn; lot 5oxlso;
will sell furnished or 70 suit customer; owner
has to leave town and wishes 10 sell. Now 10
your chance. Call AID viii show property.
/ have an A No. ! house. brand new. on
Clancy st. to exchange. win take piano or
good horse and carriage as part payment.
Several new houses that am building TO
sell; small payment down. balance on time TO
suit purchaser.
IS Lake-st. Is . bargain TO anyone wishing
a home on small payments. Stili another cor.
Lake and Center-st. can be had on same terms.
An ANo farm to exchange for good. I'm
proved city property. Farm is free and clear.
II you want bargains call 1T my once. ~ /
always have them on hand.
Money to loan on gllt-edge security mo farm
at lowest rates of interest.
J. F. BROOKS.
Phone 1900. 5 and6 the Gilbert.
once open Wednesday and Saturday even-
ings.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-22
Phone $50.


VOU CAN MAKE sso-In buying that new
a Soon house OF ours. Just conplet ed. by
Rawson Bros. on Ruckeycsf. Electric rail-
way and schools adjacent. Pipe for gas and
furnace snd front part OF house finished la
oak below. We only ask $500 for this ard
YOU can make your own terms of payment.
This is . bap,ain- Turner Carol. 3 New
Houseman block.
CINGLE FcoTER AND CARRIAGE HORSE
~ combined; coal black. standard bred
horse. four years old coming spring. We ofier
for sale because we hsye not tUne 60 drive him.
Buggy and harne 20 with Nm at a bargain.
Good style ard finest combination horse a the
city. Turner 4 Carroll. 50 New Housemsn bldg.
JUST ONE MORE LIFT of those 81 80 homes
q on our eiga;h ward addition. situated on
Dayton-st.. corner lot. We are DESTROYS of
closing this out ar oace. Call aud see US and
gets bargain. Turner / Carroll. - New House
man building.
INVEST YOUR SAVINGS. double your mon.
ey and Increase your capital. and make At
least y per cent. n year by buying one o. our
desirable lots on South Division. Hail. Euclid.
Cherry. Buckeye. West Futon. Watson and
other streets. You can pay on monthly pay.
ments and buy ~ reasonable prices.
TURNER 4 CARROLL.
- New Housem2n Bldg.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-22

Flora sxD Fxsp--LfIv White. sass; Patent.
t23s ? ewt; corn mes. 81 " eewt; feed sz-so
csc per ton; spitdisks. s22s per ten b. "a.
81 Ftoas ships. SiSoo per ton
Nrar-PeFk steak. iGe; roast. foc, rths. &c
tensieri6tn. i1'<s. ham. lec beef sfesk. ies Sc
resSf. >e1iecs RIB. 4. mnffen. 60 tie, sprfnz
ianie. Iee7 Sc sprtpg chickens 2scs Turkeys.
1sfzr: dncxs. t1tsr4
rsanVcs-rultsr. s5cs eggs Nc, potatoes.
20 > IN. baefs. he , pa onions Sc per pk
reas. Re per pk beans. 5c per 10; rsdishes.
SO perrk srape> s5tses sfzo aepfss. se per
pk pears. de Per ps.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-22

WANTED K.esy yssps mas e See y sd
W - chat &c esp A. ~lth them - -
81 rsa <a snif ~ esefhes 81 e~ercrAf msas
sxier. vssst uesrsleAeiDsx %
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-22

I.ez SIR noase ART lsf On Nessths ave-
prs ~ 80
Eteasr enF hos 81 second svs.s = rosaa
G-afe and fHfHare. - 81
Hsnep ard 10 rarrsr 81 psrtssvs Esd Week
shs s<e. <kSn.
4 ,os.ps sna isss ffe-s eea 50 - ssaas7. s.so
sesaea~ssrssis sssrts near tns cstr boz $50 -
afa y LEWIS q On.
evtf s aaaIos 81 STaaa Rapias
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-22
BUSINESS BLOCK FOR SALE!

The brick block located on West Bridge ST..
Nos I@5 lag and l5l. is for sale. Block contains
THEE stores The second heor is IN suites OF
looms. suitable for Offices or housekeeping
property II sold in 20 days. Inquire Of
A. A. LORD. Isl West Bridgest
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-22
NV YORK Sent. q

wHnAr-No 3 red advanced sh0sxe on
higher cables; decliaed z(sio on realizing; re-
acted isssxc. October. 6tss1.o7ss; Novem-
Der elosi 11osx; December, n-0sS911o x
january. slfi,s all2x; February. ulSGil4;
May. slI5k9L isS-
Coss-No. . daiI. k1ike lower. easy. No. 2,
Gl2ose-
oArs-No duu. k0Sc lower. Western, 3l0
Slc.
PRovIsIoxs-Besf steady dull Extra mesa.
se0Oaa 50: family. oiL0oGt20 Pork quiet.
STEADY. New meas. sia6o0isso; old mess.
$40 zs0ifB; extra prime. sii.e01iis5. Lard,
ouies steady steam rendered, G.X
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-22

Possibly oysters snsf CLANS cannot
comprehend the cut Ia prices On our
ssto order shlrtz. but men OF snteill-
rence csn. only two weeks more.
tsRsxp Esrtns CrsroS ss1sr Co.
MeMal;en block. ~ and 81 I. DIVISION.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-22

0tVt
PErRoLRuM-Essy standard white ITO. exc;
"a gasoline. To; - gasoline. iocs % naphtha,
essc.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-22

Makes finest pastry. bread or biscuit
The best il most Satisfactory.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-22

PERSONAL.
DERS0NAL-A hombiy but matrimonialiy
L inclined young man. aged % desired 10
form the acquaintance OF somo industrious
young lady. AddressP D. box Az. city. DO
N0TICE-The moiders employed by the franc
~ Rapids School Furniture Co. are locked OUT
Of the said compxny's shop; molders are re
Quested to stay away from Grand hApias ~
present By order Of committee. HSti
VAnIES A friend In need Is friend IN
A1DlEso deed. Ii you want a ReguiaI9r
that never fails. address the W0AAN's MEDi-
CAL HOME. Buffalo. N. Y.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-22
HELP wAETED-MALE

WANTED--Steady man over 80. familiar
w with lumber. running saw AMI general
work In wood working shop; also an exper-
fenced man TO run special wood working ma
chi nery steady reliable men only. Address
Superintendent. box this ONCE. 20
WANTED-A competent cook at the U. Z: A.
W Home. so5ui
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-22

WANTED our agents rake $40 70 xce >
month selling eur eoess en- thefr werit&
wsnf cenntfy saa general seents 500 vsti
tesr bach AL 6eeds Ensoid - c8nafy aGtnf
ne<s tftsi. et . eenefsl agent Ices ffAe fgEA.
We viii send Arg Htu<trefea eircusars and
letter ~fth special o<sr o. snft territory AZ
esiet fss 80 f@eetnf 81 thrre are r~nf stevnps
Arffs ~ snee ard get On fts heeus Adsrf<s
tehser Misunderstanding Cemrsns. rsftsbars
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-22
MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN at the lowest rates of in
M terest. William Ii. Gilbert. general Zeal
estate and loan agent. Room 3 Widdicomb
building. go
C0 GO. 90 day loans made on any good Sc
OOs curity. Frank A. Werner. IS Canai-st.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-22
wAINTEn.-AaExTs.

WANTED-Twc or three mes OF good al
W dress e. sell house Furnishing goods in
citys proatabie employment 10 right parties.
references required. Adams Home Furnish
ing House. - South pisi&ens ~. sss
WANTEn-Saie-snen 20 sell the nickel plated
rssk for carrying rye cigars IN The hat.
samples mailed ze. fremis \ Se., RAGS q,
fhlisaelphis. 80
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-22
LOST.

LOST.
I oST-0n west side. near corner 7th-sf. ana
~ Alpine ave-. q rocket book containing
about 100 leaves ;fnder will be suitably reward
ed. c. +. Adams. Home Furnishing Co.,, ~
South Diyision-st. 40
I OST-A knight Templar badge. The hnder
~ will be suitably rewarded upon returning
the same TO the Eagle n ote..
T OST-A package containing cloth and trim
~ mings for 81 vests. somewhere between
our store and First-sI. and Broadway. The
finder will he suitably rewarded by returning
same to Houseman. DonnAliy Jones.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-22
MONEY 10 on MAN
REAL ESTATE
In Sums Of elOO and Upward.
THE MICHIGAN TRUST COMPANY
lsand q Fountain-sl Telephone 100.
FOR RHsr-HousEs.

FOR RENT Residence at go Paisave.
= Modern improvements house new. APP
ply on the premises 5I
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-22
REAL ESTATE CITY.

WHILE attending the fair just drop into my
w Office and get prices on a few choice lots
have left on my addition. L. S. Provin. OPP
posite Sweets Hotel.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-22

4 CHANCE m lie siue FER men vtth csp'-
n - ara srflve men vtthonf sartfs = =
cure vefy rsesesaf ana rfrHfshs< ."s -
Nsayess viz cent STAMP teneoadsrs -
tveasfN @hss Store. ~ Arcade s"as =
u~vesasA. ohln
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-10-08
THEY HAVE MUCH TO TELL.


If They WIN Only Tell 1t Sherman and
Foraker VIII Have Interesting Meet
tngs. .'. ..'
A Canton special to the Plain Dealer
says: When Hon. julius Caesar Burrows
spoke here for the Republicans, few
weeks ago he said that Ohio wanted q
United States senator that was resident
of Ohio and q man honest enough to pay
his taxes. As IL is supposed by many that
the latter thrust was direct blow at Sen
ator Sherman, II will now be In order for
that gentleman 10 tell the same audience
when he comes here next Friday why he
evaded $1,000 taxation at his home
In Richland county few years ago and
had TO be brought up by a tax inquisitor.
He Ia also called upon to tell how he came
TO SO many times q millionaire, when he
had but little wealth when be entered the
public service some years ago2 The
Plain Dealer correspondent called atten-
ton TO the fact that Senator Sherman
evaded his taxes some months ago, the In.
formation coming direct from a man who
makes IL business of hunting up these
tax dodgers, This man 10 a Republican
and Ia considered 10 be reliable. He also
stated that he had been looking after
other persons standing high in the Repub.
lican party and that II they would have
paid the taxes required by law that the
taxes would not fall so heavily upon the
laboring man. Senator Sherman will
very likely evade these questions also
should they be put 10 him Friday night.
II ex-Gov. Foraker Ia as honest as Mr..
Burrows thinks he will also be called up
on 70 defend his honesty concerning the
ballot box trouble. II is thought that his
engagement will be cancelled.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-10-08
A NARROW ESCAPE.
The Prompt Action of Relative Saves
Child's Life.
A Little Fellow Badly Burned--His
Clothes ostoh Fire While He is Stand
ing In Front of an Open Crate.

The courage and presence of mind OF q
woman saved the life Of child Tuesday
evening. At about8 o'clock, Gust, the two
and one-half year old boy of Homer Nc
Daniel Of the Spring shop, was alone In a
room In his fathers residence on North
Market street. There had been some
loose kindling wood placed in the CRATE
and II was burning hercely. The little
boy wore loose dress, and backed up TO
the CRATE as he had often seen his father
do. In few moments his clothes came
in contact with the blaze and caught fire
at once, being OF infiamable material.
The child screamed and started TO
run toward the door. His screams
and cries had attracted the
attention of his grandmother, Mrs.
Mcdaniel, who ran 10 the rescue Of the
grandson. They met at the door and
without any regard for her own danger the
lady caught the boy up and wrapped her
dress around him. The action Of Mrs.
Mcdaniel smothered the flames and un-
doubtedly saved the life Of the boy. DR..
Phillips was called and applied a soothing
lotion. The boys limbs are badly burned
and his hair was burned on the back of
his head.
Mrs. Mcdaniel was also burned about
the hands. fortunately her clothes did
not ignite. The boy is doing well and will
recover.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-10-08
INFIRMARY REPORT.
Much Interesting reformation Re-
garding the County Infirmary.
The Number eliminates and tho Cause of
Their Being There.- Cost OF Maintaining
the institution.

As required by law the Superintendent
Of the Infirmary, j. W. Pontius, Inilrmary
Physician, j. u. Marchand, and Inflrmary
William Shaffer, have submitted 10 the
county commissioners the ffty-sixth an.
nual report OF the Stark County Infirm.
ary. The result of the year just closed is
gratifying 70 the management.
The number of inmates In the institu-
ton Angust31, 1890, was 1872; received dur.
ing the year, 1913; born, 4; total number OF
inmates 314.
The number of inmates received from
each township is as follows: Canton
township 20; Perry, 81; Lexington IL;
Nimishillen, 8; Lake, 4; Bethlehem, 3;
Plain 2; Marlboro, 2; Sugar Creek, 8;
jackson, a; Osnaburg, 1; Lawrence 2;
Paris, / (; Washington, /.
The causes of admission are as follow
venereal disease. 8; delirium tremens, d;
ague, 8; old age, 3S; imbecile, II rheuma-
tism, 8; incorrigible, 8; pregnant, 4; In.
sane, 13; crippled 6; fever, z; burned, Q;
consumption, 8; abandonment, Z; epilep-
tic fits, =; ; injured by cars, 8; paralysis, l
blind, l (; injured in fight, l.
Following are the deaths and causes
Old age, 10; epileptic fits 1; paralysis 3;
cancer / venereal diseases 8; consump-
ton 2; hemorrhage Of lungs l total 2l.
The number remaining in the Intirmary
August 81, 1891 was 1870.
The total cost of running the institution
during the year, including provisions,
clothing, fuel, repairs, salaries, etc. was
S14, ,114.8l.
Amount received from pay patients s2,'
1916. ..--
Stock and farm products S68S.91.
Total amount paid into the county treas.
ury 81, ,8s4.07.
Net expense OF Inflrmary 81, ,279.93.
Per capita expense, $60.32.
During the past year II has been tho aim
of the directors to lessen the amount OF
out door relief, and the management
claim to have saved TO the tax payers a.,
600 by judicious action with reference tc
this class of relief.
The directors and superintendent thank
the ladies of the W. G. r. u. and Y. w. C,
I, U. for services. Several ministers are
officially thanked.
The commissioners are also thanked
| for their cooperation.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-10-08

trades people who will sue unless they
are paid. Scmidt q Faisig, proprietors of
the Ambos restaurant in Columbus, will
sue for $2,100. This firm catered at one OF
the Campbell receptions at the Guberna'
torial mansion. While In New York re-
Gently Governor Campbell drew a
sight draft for 600 on Columbus
bank which he ignored but which
was finally paid with the per
sonal check Of Claude Meeker, his private
secretary. The Big -Four. Railroad com
pany presented bill by bis direction for
the transportation OF the jackson club,
276 strong, TO the Cleveland convention.
In payment Campbell gave the collector a
check for the amount, but when IL was
presented the old stereotyped reply came
back: NO funds In the bank Campbell
did not have dollar in the bank, and IL he
was not Governor OF Ohio he would have
Jared badly. After delay Of some weeks
and after the Big Four people had threat
cd TO make trouble the accowlt was settled
by John Mclean, l believe"
THE FEELING AT 0oIbiMBrs.
Private Secretary Meeker under bis own
signature denies the Sensational story and
says he never paid en- overdraft Of 500
or any other amount with his personal
check. The feelipn.4n Columbus is very
bitter toward the numerical. Gazette for
going into the private sffaiYs of Governor
Campbell. and misrepresenti1g them,
The article will make him friends and
votes. While Gov, Campbell is not
rich, he is honest. and the friend
OF the poor man, who is
being robbed by the Mckinley tariff. His
course in this manner is characteristic Of
the man and in case q public retraction
of the infamous lie is not Immediately
made, Governor Campbell's bank ac-
count, which is not large, will be increased
by several thousandidollers from the New
York Recorder and Commercial Gazette.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-10-08

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