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The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-06-30

On Saturday the 18th organized at
with membership Of 90.
The following officers elected:
Commander, John Smith Lieutenant A. Erkson Adiutant
Onsdor Quartermaste VIM Nelson; Morris Peter
committee report at the next req
uar meeting be held Friday July B. M il tie
Boys Hail. at the village Hennng the following
ed, to wit:
A. p. Onsdorf, E. A. Erikson Christ a. Olson.
1t should be stated that
footing the They Committees ana
are consequently welcome join become members
also boys over Il years OF age. A. P. ONsDoRF.
Adjntant.
There will meeting the Adrian AL
lance Mercantile and Elevator Monday July 10TH Coleman
Hall, at 10 O'Clock
The Minneapolis Tribune has the following little prelude to
the great cannonadng the popu all the
July.
Popusts celebrate
Fourth everywhere especially by
their peculiar political doctrine All other socaed
date will bogus The proclaim free
silver and the candles ownership railroads
Yes and the fireworks bells the olor
les second declaration enuncaed the platform
Omaha Convention, in 1892 Hurrahh
1t nip and tuck for dmnon fooshn lalyeagonr
Princess Eqaie at Chicago and over Jim Hill St. Paul.
public and have
of blank blank fools? We give up-Fairmont News
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-06-30

Annual Meeting Of Polk County Alliance.
Notice hereby given that the meeting Coun
Farmers Alliance for the election officers Of
will be held at the court Cookston Mnn Frda
June 3Oth, 1893 at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
throughout the should elect their
gates Each sub Alliance s entitled three delegates
1t the duty secretary of each Alliance
nualy to the Undersigned
j. D. Knuteson Sec
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-06-30
Lend a Helping Hand.
THE 4th AT5 COSMOS

We to have agrand celebration on the 4fh The
the day will be Mrs p. Fish She Win give rendernes
orator years gone by and IS ave going t introduce
populst worldly
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-31

brown. rastened round II me top
rufiie was very narrow, the lowest
quite wide. It was of the ironed vel
vet. and fell In pretty waves. lying on
the waves of golden hair. A twisted
band of Turquoise velvet WAS carried
round the base of the crown. caught
down outside with a tourquoise buckle;
and the velvet rose In lovely bow at
the other side. IL was certainly most
beautiful, with the effect heightened
by the tourquoise chou and bow that
were fastened In the couture.
But let US metamorphoSe our girls
once more. This time they are skim
ming rapidly over smooth. shining ice.
with boas floating and skirts flying.
and brighter flush on their checks
than that inspired by any footlight
performance.
An attractive costume which one
damsel has prepared for skating days
Is clear beige color, in warm cloth
The skirt clears the grourA wei. b
very full. and Is banded with three
rows Of lynx. Over q close. tightfit-
ting basque, fastened with tiny hut
tons, falls n long Russian blouse. mod
ernized by broad revers, reaching from
neck 70 waist and turning back over
the two collarettes that fall over hack
and shoulder. each edged with the
crimson satin; and the tiny swallows
on the timer toque nestle among Grim
son satin folds A big lynx boa will
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-31

Doxes and boxes OF the lace menu. In
many shapes and sizes One particular
~ attractive girl. behind the counter,
had slipped on rich cape of the lace.
and stood demurely, with downcast
eyes, to be admired.
Those glimpses were all satisfying.
became more firmly convinced than
ever that IL all those black-robed dg-
urcs were wearing the light lace. IL
would be some time before the bans
were proclaimed against IT, A dainty
black satin claimed attention, worn
by comparatively young girl The
bodice was loosely pulled, and while
there was no jacket over, the jacket
effect was added by the two lace re-
vers. in deep cream guipure, that start
ell rather wide at the shoulders. and
pointed of at the waist, where they
stopped. Deep lace points were also
inserted In the shoulders of the satin
sleeveA Two striking crmine combi-
nations passed In quick succession The
first. simply boa and nuff; but they
looked almost startlingly snowy next
the black coat The second. n seal
coat, with deep. pointed yoke of err
mine, and n band on the small toque-
They were very lovely beneath the
electric light that already glowed
brightly.
A dark red silk seemed also a little
extraordinary, for it's bodice was gath
cred into the belt, and rows OF inser-
sson-dc Rene-ran round the waist In
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-31

pe<ri ny d>rk ~ gsd wen1d we.r
hgas<r rcd- probsbly . spar3s< And
uy second ermine girl would iook noas
ch~rning IL dsiicsts ysiiow. Les ~
tell y0u % frw ecs<ares shassoek ~
fancy ths otber ev~sing. wAss -
BOXES were full of gsy co,oeR hose
Of them were arranged - Tie ce1fer
Of tbs back. In ratker . iorRs ed.
many Of then brnSdsA y -
Gretchen fsshion- The ooils srs
eneircled with velvet. Ia black or tls
color a The toque Or hair dnoorstion-
0ne Of the datntic<i was > ptnk <1osuR
srrznxement Th<,rs wAs no1king a
the crown of tn head bu< smoo>h.
glossy tressss- Tne braided ed - -
back wss banded with blsck velvet
and froa The sup of the ecu ross .
cluster Of fun pink clover. waving
their heads in The sir with ezqaisits
grace
A bit of plnk velvet bounet Asd
strings that went roand NE couture
and tied there. In plsee 81 shs ola time
chin arrangement
A peculiar corone< % black jet thsf
had Leaf srr.nrement Of gold and 3et
standing up Al around. had . single
wide how of celestial blus velvet
stretching scross the center. noshing
In front Of Il. nothing IN back of II
save blue chou.
One golden-h4ircd girl wore hst
that looked large next the miniature
diadems and toques All sbout her. al
though. when one came 10 consider II.
the piquant bonnet was small enough.
A tiny golden CROWN had three velvet
rufies anely plated. In dun gold
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-31

sss--~ rows. alternating with inc rupy
silk A very long and very plain jack
81 Of light fawn cloth. fitting without
wrinkie. fell over.
A peculiar four-disfssoned dam~ei
ras<ed The only fanlt that could BE-
found With her skirts wss the unequal
length OF them Over the plain unier-
SKIRT fell SHIRT one that lust severed
The hip~ Over The shonlaer. fell q
dosbis cape, the lower part II which
stopped within few inches 81 the hip
divtsaon- Each was edged vita Per
sian lamb
Then ! fell ~ wondering ho~ thess
ssae people weaid look under chan
dsiiers and with shining hair dsintily
arranged NJ black satin girl. knew,
would wear pale hue coroaet rita
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-31

The 81. csciiias win meet Friday
t<tsrnoon-
the Daneinz club viii hold It's next
party Wednesday night.
Forrest Steseas % Terraces avenue
gave . party Wednesday evening"
The Diliefants club AID it, guests at
fcnded a dancing party Ia the innes
Rifles army Thursday evening.
Nfa T. II kstchan entertained few
frisnds infortnaily last evening la honor
% Mss incx Hutton % Lansing.
Charles ". Watkins entertained the
Whit club on "Wednesday evening Ia
lis homs on south LafayetIe street
Niss Georgis dcWhortsr viii enter
tain a few frsorsis Wednesday aftsrDoon
IN the Residence q hsr aunt. Mrs Charles
judi.
The Friendiy Group % the third ward
. uiil acst this afteruoon af ( o'clock in
the hons 70 Mrs. Hsrrick Of kellogg
STREE
The Yoaag Peoples society % ths
Chufeh q Christ mt Fridsy night IN
the home u Mira Stsebins q North
areuep.
The s,eoad Wsrl FriendIy Group
No l siii meet st 4 o'eiock this altar.
neun ~ the home q q. " Wagner pf
Iouafain street
TIE Ml-~rs Jo--phius Stevens. Cora
t<sefer and Nay Siocum. viii receive
calls tesnurro~ frosn - st No 3l3
Lexr.ss street
Nss Raymosd a Tsrraes avenue. en-.
i<<tsinesi the Daeo club FRIDAY evening
|, Runclnf wss tbs amusement and a dsll
e1ts enppef ss< served
His fialsy Dseey q Fuuntain street
onsn phan trsn dsncinx party lat evan.
10 g. thirty a. her younx friends Al
usfe dressed IN gho~tly attire.
xiss Hs-snenn e Twelfth avraue en-.
ie~fziasd "a dinner ca Christuass q
rartr ~ fmelvA Miss Ferna Stronx Of
(nlfxalef So cue - her guests
The auaaal meeting snd eiscticn -
trirerz ~ The Arr s<s'aciation Uill occur
On T,scsiay evcning Isausry 2 CatH
fhen tb> soeisty = taking hoiisizyl
Ih.rs wss a social gathering ON
Tharsiay evepinx q the unemtsr- ~
4 1r,nsnuel pr-zhrtsrisn chnrch Tbs
n>eslinz 80 hsid 10 he church rsriors
Mrs. Ruikiey q JsTerson ssenas silI
4 erteftsin ss,nEpsny - yunnx usarrted
women - lanshson % THURSDAY after.
posn 10 bbnos q Ms Morris Casssrd Il
IbicnGo
Mr. gancs ~ Csmpt..l ~ Msdi~su
srenoa has invited q eonpsny ~ youBa
xolnea Or IA 5effernooa On thur~isf
~ o'eieck Th> party = 10 hsnos q
Ma Ssrsh s.rifh
he Kaf<ps Kraenzrhaa club met on
Frhlay aftasnoon xish Ms Heien Vol.
ertt - Norfh TafaF<ffe street.. Essli
r'enbsr - TIE club lreszed q ioll ~
ths Ih,tissas h.,ne
Hr ard Nrk Leo Caro- - Claneg
<<f>et rsss q snail hfofnsi party
H<sfn>~l>g e<ssfar In honor - theE
x,1rss tAs Misses Iackisr q Watexios,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-31

Mr.. J. r. Blsizs. an extensive real e.
tate dealer IN Des MoiDss, Iowa. mar.
rowly escaped one az the severext attacks
Of pneumonia while Ia the northern part
% that stats during . recent blizzard.
says the Saturday Review. Mr.. Blaixe
had occasion % drive several railss dor
ing the storm and was % thoroughly
chilled that he was unable to set rsrm.
and inside a an hour after his Istnrn
be vas threatened with severe case a
ppeufnonia or lung fever. Mr. Blaixc
sent 10 the nearest drug store and got q
bottle q Chamherlaius Cough Remesiy.
of shich he had oftsn heard. aud took q
number a large <ioses lie says the
eject was wonderful and In q short
time he va breathing quito easily. lie
kept on taking The medicine and the
next day vas able % come u Des
MoineA Mr. Blaizs regards his cure 81
simply sosdefful For sale by Peck
Bro@, druggists. III and i1i Monroe
street. snd r. ,. wurzbars. "a Monroe
efree1
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-31
FASHION FOR WOMEN
The Black and White Problem
Considered IN Al Its Aspects
LESSONS TO Be LEARNED


Blsek~anA- white Il going out a styis
--so they say. Strange. then. l. II not
that counted yesterday jast twenty
such combinations In less than three
minutes - stood near the swinging
door Of one Of the great shops Dat
and In. In and out. they passed II wss
. comfortable dag. with sufiicient frost
In the air 10 make things interesting.
Que Jaw plain black shopping skirts,
neat seal coats or eapes each Of
thess. with scarcsly an exception, bad
. bit Of creamy lace peeping out ~ the
throat just . bit. ~ rule. and IL
was pretticr than great deal Inside
the store the lace counter was hope
less msss % struggling victims. l
didn't attempt 10 get near ID, but By
jndicions tiptoeing. and crsning over
heads. and peeping between elbows, I
manarcd 10 catch = rlimpse or two Of
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-31

tfat " at8n
wv. Adams Is spending the holidays
IN Ohio. attending family reunion.
Edward Fletcher a Clancy street is
visiting relatives in Loudon. Ontario.
Mrs. A. ID. Fisher has goos east 10
visit friends in Buffalo and Psnnsyl-
vanl&
The Rev. Francis W. Ware spent
Christmas in Toronto. Canada. visiting
his mother.
Mra Emma Martsin and Louise
Wise have gone 10 Howard City 10
spend Sunday.
r Ggesa and sou, DeEscott Green.
spent Christmas ir Muir Visiting Mr..
Green's parents
Miss Gertrude Gay Of East Fulton
strest left yesterday for Detroit 20 sisit
VI ss Anna Honghton
Mn< J. +. Csamer VIII 20 10 South
Haven Tuesday for q veeks visit 10 her
SISTER, MrA Elkeaburx
slssis X Young. Who has been visiting
relatives In tho city. has gDne - his
hcroe ia fovngstown. OHIO
Mr add Mrs. Joseph Terrell of Lake
agsaue Ieft Monday Tor Jacksonville.
florisia. % spend the winter.
Mrs. George W. Cay ADD Mrs. viii
Gay weat b. Battle Cresas yesterday.
They viii return tomorrow.
Mi=s Daley Wagner % Fountaia
strset. has gons to Frceport fiiioois, 10
spend q week with her uncles
Mis- Lillian Hunt of Mschanic street
len "Wednesday fos Heioit % Wait with
frentis uatil after View Yeats
Ne ansl Mrs Andries Bevisr u Ter
rare stsuns. viii lsave this ws-k for Nss
York city. shere they vii reside.
Mis- Nilhourne ~ East Bridzs street
VII - ca Wednesday fo< t~o seaks
rat % her home ia Eatns Rapids
Mius fs0ln Elmars q North College
aseous = visifing irieads In Rochester.
Nss York she enl BE- gone -four seekA
Harry keyaesir has rsfsrnesi % Chi
csan after . visit B, hi< parents. Mr. aid
Mfs a. a heyn,lki. a kzasem street.
Insssti p Dsmmoo 81 The west sale
hieh srlhocl and Bic little sea spent
Chriztnlas IN kezdsilsiis sizstlng he
ptreuts
Ma Mary 0rouf - New York. who
has been visiflax her nothsr. Ars.
0s0os and GsneFaI and Ma II. X
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-31
saeirels the neck.


Hs@ found that her little Gee are In
proved move BY the pis.~snt iArstive
syrup q Fies shea y ned q TIE laxs
tive effect q Esnfle renedy thsn ~
any other. and that u 10 more sccept.
shle 10 them. Chssdrsa ensoy II ard "a
benefits thsm. The tfue rersedy. Syrup
a Figs h Easnnfsrtured BY The Csiifof
nis Zig Syrup ca oaly.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-31

Aiss JOSIE Dyksma entertained he
Uoxo club st dancing party. yhursday
exeninx. IN her homo on Ransom street.
The guests eers Miss Hayden Of Char
lots. Miss Kendall of Buffalo. Florence
&nd Maud Hilton. Emma Raymond. John
Goldsmith. May Wymsn. Mamie Wal
tsrs. JaLs Bsrlcw. Nan Parker. Kate
Ford. George McNaileE. Leander Sick
e
. Harry Fairchiid. VIII Foote.
Charles Powers AID friend from Chi
c1xo. Howard Trcsduay. John Art Whit
uefth. Frank aud Ed Dean. Lewis Co
vile. Comstock Konkle. Richard and
Lon Ewing Parior refreshments q ices
and cake were served
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-31
INVENTORY SALE!

Commencing Tuesday morning. January 2 1894
open a sale of Dry Goods Shoes and Quecnswarc
that will eclipse all our previous successful efforts
We offer you this opportunity we do not wish "a
inventory any goods than is absolutely necessary
Prices reduced in all departments in proportion to
the times We will pay street fare to all persons
purchasing 5000 and over.
AS space limits U.s. only few of the many bar
gains are quoted below Inspection solicited.
THIS SALE is FOR ONE WEEK ONLY.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-31

when on sisit 10 Iosa. Mr.. X. Dial.
Ton II LarNy. Russell county. Kansas
called a the laboratory az ChsmlDsflain
a ca. Des Noiass b She's khsza be =
year ED big. xhess life had eees ssss.i
~ chsmbeslsins Cough h~msdy. IL
hsfine corea him e very ssvsre a.
tack of Group Mr.. Dalton is ,ssfi&ls
thai u saved his boy's life and u safba.
sisstle IN his PRAISE of the kssneiy. For
sac ~ Pscs bsos. drnggists 10 add
IA Asafoe street. and r. J. Wsrzburg,
3 Aeafos street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-31

A cluo sas was orgznized txo weeks
go ia the home Of Mr.. add Mrs Lon
Remington Of Wealthy avenue for the
purposs q social recreation and Literary
1nd CYNICAL research and took the name
of the Vespss. Time Circle. A. T. Ewing
uss elected president. Mr.. Mcleod vics
prosidenf. Niss Odds secretary. The
charter membership 10 twenty i've.
Some of the NAMES arc Mr.. and Mrs.
A. T. Ewing. Mr.. and Mrs Mcleod.
Ms Obs. the Misses Matte and Helen
Remington. Do. and Mr< Thompson, Mr.
and Mira Arthur Remington. Miss Sweet
Dir Pattsrson. Petsr Decker. After the
hoiitsys the club wiz meet on Monday
ni<ht< Ga Friday evening IL met at
DE- Thompsoa's on Wealthy avenue
The main article Of the evening vas one
"a James Russell Lowell. Items were
Given On carrent events aud an interest
JAG address vas given on the Hawaiian
our1fI1n.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-31

il true Of old coats and mouths When
the former shows the first defect take a
'stitch." and always keep the mouth
right 10y ueing SOZODONT IL costs
less FOR q new coat than a new set os
teeth. False teeth are not an pleasant
"A "a turnl on<a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-31

rrs wr<aews s-rrxx<s svs<v - h>~ s<~s
NJ stflskren tr~<k<nu "a @orfkss 80 ek<sx
80. -. 80 - 90 - ', -. = - 80 49,
1s<zss- ave o>n1s . esEtka
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-31

Niss Bells Ondsrs1onk Of Wealthy
ovcn1< enfsftlired about tssnty q hss
t,<nziz on Wednesday sSs1in< al . cob
veo rz<fy- Those who sttsnded we're
Ilofesco Hsi.ss. Ella <eilson. Mary
x1<haFizs. Nina AasSion. Nayds Deary.
Matte NcCole. Maynard Guest. bert
C1rdy. Arkhur H2zlslt. Henry Robin.
no1. Lcu.s Ford. Harry Onds<donk. SEAL
En.nolaa. usrberc Spra<ue.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-31

he residscss u the Seventh ward arc
insiteo b meet IN the. homo u Mr.. aud
Xr4 Geralt t1fzGe-ald e No -
Wes< B<itge stroct this afternoon At 8
cfzlesk. The purposs - b organLxs at
Hast ons frisndiy Group and perhaps
more thzn one % coopersto with the
C1afify Orx1nlfaticn society. IL h 20
Is hoped there viii be full sttendance.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-05-11

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; salary and expenses
w from start; steady work; good chance for ad-
gancemenE. BROWN BROS. CO., Nurserymen,
Rochester. y. 2lhw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-05-11
CINCINNATI, MnY 0.
Legal Notice.

o. 4 N. Renner, Plaintiffs, Court Of Common
Eliza j .BuchteI Defendant Ohio.
The defendant, Eliza j. Buchtel, Of Pittsburgh,
Pennsylvania win take notice that on the Srd day
Of May, 1893, said court Issued order Of attach
ment In the above action, for the sum OF s2l46 for
which Judgement is asked against her and a sale OF
lot 4062 In Canton, Ohio to pay the same. Said de-
fendant is required to answer on or before June
10Th, 1893. q. & NJ. RENNER,
BY NAT. q. MCLEAN, Atty,
Canton, o., May 4th, 1888. mlILR
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-05-11
Americnn Ladies' Received.

LONDON, May 10.-The queen held a
drawing room at Buckingham palace
and among the American ladies received
were Mrs. Edward j. Phelps, wife of
TIE ex-United States minister TO E =
gland Mrs. George 3. Williams, Mrs
Howell of New York; Mrs. J. b. Nor
gan, Miss Ursula Morgan. Miss Romoln
Dahlgren, Miss Alice Day and Mrs.
Henry White, wife of the American
CHARGE d'ahfuire
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-05-11
Notice of Appointment.

The undersigned has been duly appointed Ad-
ministratrlx, with will annexed, OF the estate OF
John Graboski late OF Stark county, Ohio. decd.
ELIZABETH GRABOSKI,
Administrative. with will annexed.
Dated the Bird day OF May, 1893. mlldw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-05-11
Notice of Appointment.

uOUSEs--FoI rent; two four. room houses on
III Struble st; one seven-room house on Washing
ton ave. or for sale on monthly payments,
JOHN HAY,
6gwd6w No. z E. Tuscarawas 1t.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-05-11
NOTICE.

In the matter OF the dlssou- In the Court Of Com
tlon OF The supreme Council mon Pleas OF stark
Notice is hereby given to all persons interested In
the above named corporation, The Supreme Council
OF the order Of Adelphl that an order was entered
In the above named proceeding, in said court, on
the first day of May, 1888 requiring all pertonB In
teTested IN said corporation to show cause II any
they have why 1t should not be dissolved, before
James A. Rice, Esq, Referee, appointed by said
Court for such purpose, at his oce In the city Of
Canton county OF stark and state OF Ohio on the
9th Say OF July, lS93 at O'Clock a. m. m4dw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-05-11
To Trst Armnr Pinto.

WASHINGTON, May t0.-The test plate
of the side arm or for the double bar
bette turret monitor Amphitrite has
been placed in position at the Indian
Head proving ground, and will be tested
tomorrow. The plate is nickel steel and
represents 9JJ tons of armor,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-05-11
Fought in the Crimea.

LONDON, May 1O.-Lord William Pau
let, fourth son of the fourteenth marquis
of Winchester, and who was born July
Z, 1904, is dead. He was a field marshal
in the British army and distinguished
himself in the Crimean war.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-05-11
Notice OF Appointment.

The undersigned has been Gully appointed Admin
istrator OF the estate OF Edward PeteTman late OF
stark county, Ohio deceased.
PETER j. COLLINS,
Administrator.
Dated the Srd day OF May, 1888. mlldw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-05-11

WANTED-To rent small place, with house Of
w 4 or rooms, and small barn, with or acres
or very large lot within miles OF Canton; must
be on or near good road; must be reasonable In
rent. North OF northwest preferred Address A.
b, O, Democrat once. Canton. llLt-t-t-ws
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-05-11

INDIANAPOLIS. May 10.-The thirtieth
international convention of the Young
Mems Christian association had its open
ing session at Roberts Park church to-
day
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-05-11
THE MARKETS.

PITTsBuRG, May 0.
EGGs-strlctly fresh Pennsylvania and
Ohio, in cases, lj0lbkc,
wHEAT-No. / red, 756175l6c; No. 2 red, 40
741Sc; No 3 red, 69670c.
BUTTER-Elgin creamery, 2S829c; Ohio
fancy creamery, 256J27c; fancy country roll,
2202lc; low grade and cooking, lODl2c;
grease, bdSc.
CHEESE-Ohio finest. fall make, 12c; New
York, l24dl2JSc fine fall make, fancy new
Ohio Swiss bricks, l51l5Rc; Wisconsin Swiss
in tubs, l66lBlSc; Limburger, fall make, l4c;
Ohio Swiss, l55GlSc, as to quality; Swiss loaves,
in boxes, NC higher.
POULTRY-Large, SO61S5c per pair: small,
7O175c: ducks, SOc6bSl.O0; geese, SlO00l.lO; tur-
keys, l38l4c per pound. Dressed-ChiCkcns,
l46l6c per pound; turkeys, 10000; ducks, ia
lSc; geese, 96lCc.
OATs-No. / white, 41@n}6c; No. white,
391S6iOl5c; extra No. white, 3SlG1 39y6c; No. .,
37lgd3Sl6c; mixed, 33036c
RYE-No 2 Western, 6id6jc; No. Western,
GOa6c
FLOUR 0obbers' prices - Fancy brands,
$47505.OJ; standard winter patents, 245n8A7j;
spring patents, Sl50G475; straight winter,
S4.2j14.50; clear winter, S3.7j634OO; XN& bak-
ers', S4.0O@4l Is; rye, S32j13.O.
HAY--Choice timothy, Sl5750l60O; No. !
timothy, Sl5.OO1ljJg; No. timothy, SH0OD
1850; mixed clover and timothy, Sl4jOGl5OO
packing. s6OO8GJO; No l feeding prairie. $3.50
6lbuO, NO. = uD St.pu LoVN' wagon ulgs Slt.uJl
| 1000.
EAST LrnERTY, Pa, May o
CATTLE -- Receipts fair, demand fair;
market slow ON good grades, aud lOc 10 loo
lower on common and medium grades Prime,
s56jG590; good. S490g5.2j; good butchers
S45O94.SO; rough fat, S3.25637j; fair light
steers, S3.5Od375 light stockers, S3.O 3.,o,
good fat cows and heifers, S3.6O14G0, bulls aid
stays, S3.OD1375; fresh cows and springers
Sl5.OO64OOO; bologna cows, Sl0OJGl5.OO.
, HOGS-ReCeipts light, demand good ami
market active and higher. Common 10 fgir
Workers, mixed, S7.G)@7SO; no good corn fed
hogs on sale; Il here would sell higher than
above prices.
SHEEP-Receipts light and in fair demand;
market steady; extra, Sj.2DG54O good, SL0JV
sos; fair, S3T 4.3j; common, SlJO33.OO; year
lings, $3.2lt52O; good to prime lambs, Sj0JH
6.25; common TO fair lambs, S4G1055O; veal
calves, S4.50G5.OO; heavy and thin calves, $500
04.0O; spring lambs, S6.OO@l0.5O.
CINCINNATI, May 0.
HOGS-MTarket active; receipts, 9d2 head;
shipments, rs head; common, $6.7j1J730 fair
TO good light, S6.755t7 40 do packing, $3.50
7.65; butchers, S76jGT75.
CATTLE-Market strong: receipts, 227 head;
shipments, 2l6 head; common, Sl7jGD2.50; good
to choice, S460G5.0O.