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TIE ITALIAN BERNHARDT.
Rise Of a New Star in the New York
Firmament.

NEW YORK. Jan. A.-EleOnors Duse, the
great Italian actress, made her American
debut at The Fifth-avenue Theater last night
She is accounted by her own c0untrymen
the greatest living emotional actress. For
years she confined her endeayors to her own
country but recently she extended her
tours throughout Continental Europe. Ia
Russia her success was instantaneous, and
the French paid her the highest form Of
compliment known to them when they
dubbed her the Italian Bernhardt." The
latest authoritative opinion from Germany,
that she is an immeasurably greater artist
than Bernhardt," will cause comment and a
great deal Of discussion from the many ad-
mirers # the French actress in this country
Her repertory includes Shekespeare's San
tony and Cleopatra" "Adrienne Leeou-
yreur." "Cyprienne." Fedora" Camille"
Fernando" DOLLS House." "The Host
ess," "Fraueilon." "Frou-Frou." 'Therese
RaBquin." and ''CallaverIa Rusticana," this
play being given In double bill with "The
Hostess"
The season OF English opera began at the
Manhattan Opera-house last night with a
production Of Carmen" The season viii
close April %.
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Mavor ElIert Qaining.

The vote for the Office of Mayor was
counted in the fifteen precincts of the
FOrtieth Assembly District before Judge
Murphy yesterday and at the close of the
count Mr.. Ebert had gained fourteen votes
and DR.. O'DoDnell five, leaving a net gain
for Mr. Ebert Of nine votes. Twenty-Five
night. representing count of 10, $40 ballots,
the total results showing a gain of fifty
seven votes for Dr. O'D0nnell. There was
an hours delay IN the judicial court yes
terday Oh account of the officers forgettn z
tie key to the ombination Of the lock in
Registrar Browns safe. When the returns
were finally produced in court at 2 80 O'Clock
Judge Murphy expressed his dspleasure al
the delaV
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and disbursements for the past year. show
ing an Indebtedness of SOB, which was
liquidsted by private assessment
The following officers and committees for
the ensuing year were elected:
President. w. d. Mccarthy. Md; vice
president, Colonel John O. Byrne; recording
secretary, NJ. f. Donleavy; financial seere-
tary, L. a. Jones; treasurer, Captain III. j..
Vein.
The club voted unanimously in favor OF
the appointment by the Presidenteect,
Grover Cleveland, of E. B. Pond as Collec-
tor of the Port aud Fred Kaufman for Su-
perintendent of the Mint Colonel John
0Byrne, Fred Kaufman and James 81.
Whitley were appointed as legislative
COMMITTEES to advocate the passage OF some
important measures by the Legislature now
in session.
After the routine business OF the evening
was transacted F. Kaufman invited all
present to the dining-hail, where bounte-
Gus supper was in waiting.
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SMALL TALES OF A BIG CITY.

Judge Coffey denied the motion OF The attor-
neys for Mrs. Elizabeth Heydenieldt for non
suit yesterday, and the further hearing OF the
case was continued I'LL tomorrow.
Mayor Ebert has appointed Supervisors Day,
Montgomery and Refs committee 10 receive
the officials from Salt Lake CITY, who are ex-
pected TO arrive Tomorrow morning.
David Barry died in the Receiving Hospital
Yesterday afternoon from fracture AT the base
OF bis skull, sustained in fall at The corner OF
Pierce and EDDY streets on Sunday evening.
One OF the three Regensburger boys. residing
at 1894 Howard street, who were stricken Wi h
SMALLPOX on the 4th inst, died yesterday. He
was IL years old. His brothers are c0nyal.
escent
Joseph Fitzgerald fell down stairway al %
Geaty street about O'Clock last evening. AT
the Receiving hospital II was found that he was
suHefing from conclusion oil the Dfaln ana IN
ternal injuries.
Catherine Smith OF 2l0 State street has sued
the California Construction Company Tor 500 30
damages IN the Justices Conrt. The plaintiff
alleges that the defendants IN blasting for the
removal OF rocks broke her windows, and boards
and plastering and damaged Tie foundation OF
her premises.
William Nehm has fled complaint tn the JUS
ices Court against John Roberts, Claiming
S299 damages Tor maciousiy causing his arrest
Oh the 9lh Inst, at Marshfed, Oregon, ON pre-
tended charge OF enliciBg Seaulen 10 desert a
steamer, upon which charge the rlalnlih was
imprisoned twenty-four hours and afterwafd ac-
quilted.
The supposed Haleyon Cinnamon were before
Commissioned Sawyer yesterday In small lots.
Three OF them proved that they had been IN the
United States since 1879, 1880 aud 1881 re-
speciiyey and were discharged. Two more gave
conclusive proof, but were held over until ihls
morning ut 10 O'clock. The rest VIII probably
be tried at the hour.
Five Of the Osen's crew were aTraigDed yes
terday IN the United States District Court. and
each applied Tor reduction OF ball. but IL was
denied. The hve owner Wilhelm olsen,
Captain Fred q. Deerng, Mate ID. OBrien and
Seamen HI. Topel and Fred Lump Liter In the
day Captains Alexander and Nelson. the ap-
praisefs appointed by the court 10 Mace vain.
upon the schooner, appraised her at value OF
5000.
T.. +. Dund0n has fled petition for recount
OF the returns on the election OF Supervisor from
The Ninth Ward, IN which Albert Heyer defeated
him by nineytiye votes ii. j. Stafford Will IN
like manner contest the election OF j. III. Culver
as School Direci or. who defeated him by Z39
votes. Judge CARRIER assigned The eases TO
Judge Wallace. who refused 10 receive them.
The assignment will be disposed OF al the meet
Ing of The Superior Judges today. Attorney A.
Il al
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Berkeley.

Monday evening Perata Camp Of the
Woodmen Of the World held its public
installation. Deputy Head Consul Boak OF
Oakland offieiated. The officers installed
were: Consul commander, w. II. Waste
adviser lieutenant, J. F. Kelsey banker,
J. p Becker; escort W. Bowling; clerk.
Il. Sangster; Waterman, w. Z. Woolsey :;
sentry. III. o. Abbott; physician, DR.. George
Whtworth; managers-L. II. Frick, George
Martin, }. G. Aitkin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Roller announce the
marriage OF their daughter, Maud josephine,
TO Mr.. John Baker on Thursday, February
2. at the Bristol-street Presbyterian Church.
Town Treasurer Ham has not yet re-
signed, mol has the Board of Trustees taken
any action in relation TO the treasurership
other than appointing William A. Van
Bokkelin to expert Mr.. Hams books. At
next weeks meeting Of the Trustees The ex-
perts report will be presented. and action
taken in accordance Herewith Mr..
Hams bondsmen report property to the
amount of $4,000 to offset the shortage. Mr.
Ham at the time of the exposure OF his
embeZZlements as Town Treasurer was n
director in the Berkeley Bank, treasurer of
the North Berkeley Hall Association. and n
director la the Homestead Loan Associa-
ton.
Berkeley has had good reason to complain
of its miserable lighting hitherto, but it
hopes new era dawns. The old wornout
plant has been replaced by Mr.. Osborne by
an entirely new one with a guaranteed
capacity of sixty-fve arc lights Of 1000 candle
power each. Sixty new lamps will replace
the present ones.
Lieutenant Randolph announces the pro-
motion Of Captain IL. L. Rixford to the
First Lieutenant l.. w. Allen to the Office
of CAPTAIN.
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SHERIEFS SALE.
DELLA KELLY
! SUPERIOR COURT.
Department 5 - No.
I 35.O74.
DAVID j. KELLY

VS. az n-,
DAVID j. KELLY Execution
Under and by virtue of execution issued out OF
the Superior Court. Department No. 8. OF the CitY
and County of san Francisco, State OF California,
on the 18th day of December, A. d 1892. IN the
above entitled action, wherein DELLA KELLY, the
above named plaintiff obtained judgment and de-
cree against DAVID j. KELLY defendant, on
the 9Th day OF October. A. d 1892, / com
OF land situate, lying and being IN the City and
County Of San Francisco, State or California, and
bounded and described follows: Commencfnc
on the nortberly line o. Dorland street. at poin.
distant two hundred and feet six inches t20l
feet incheS1 more or eSs westerly from the pom
OF intersection OF the westerly line OF DOiore,
street and the nOrtherly line of DorIand street
OF Dorland street twenty-five (25) feet less
to the easterly line OF subdivision Is thence at
right angles Dortherly one hundred and SEVENTY
(170) feet TO the south line OF subdivision 20
theme easterly twenty-five (2b) feet more less;
thsnce south erly at right arges to said northery
tine OF DcFand street one hundred and seventy
two feet and Eve aud hs inches Cl72 So To
SAID northerly fne OF Dorland street and the poi
or com encenent.
Public notice Is hereby given that THURS
DAY, the 26th day Of January, A. d. 1898 at II
O'Clock OF that day. ia front OF the New Citv
Hall. Larsin-street wing in tire city aud county II
San Francisco Will in obedience to said order CT
sale and execution. sell the above described prop
erty OF mnch thereof may be necessary t.
terest and costs etc. the CHEST and best bidder
for lawful money OF the United States.
G. 6. LAU MEISIER Sheriff
San Francisco, January 4. 1895
MILTON f. BABB, attorney for plaintiff, 5i9
Montgomery st. lad II lS rs
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Arrested for Robbery.

James Donohoe, it is charged, robbed
John Shay while both were intoxicated
about three months age. and was arrested
last night by Officer Eskew. Donohoe and
Shay were both in the employ Of con-
tractor named Buchanan and were both
paid of together Both got drunk. and the
former, il is alleged, stole the latter's purse.
They were arrested for drunkenness and
taken 10 the Seventeenth-street station,
where Don0hoe bailed himself out on the
other mau's money.
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was a candidate
for Recorder at
the recent elec-
ton in San Fran
cisco. In a lucky
m 0 N mt Mr..
Brooks invested
the small sum
of % cents in a
Premium Note
COmpany's tick
ct. Ne. 1880.
and is now the
happy pOssessor
of $3.50 that he
had ece We q
through W els
Fargo from the
Premium Note
Com pany. which
entitled him TO
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High Electric Light Rates

There is a probability that the new Board
of Supervisors will be asked TO fix new rates
for the electric light companies. The claim
is made that the board has the same power
over the electric light companies as it has
over the gas and water corporations. and
can regulate rates in the same way. Com
plainants charge that an electric light trust
has been formed in this city, and that the
rates are becoming too exnrbitant and
should be cut down by the Supervisors.
The morning call., 1893-01-25

NuSC kJiit pAH1s
for su d d g n
riches, is better
than the old gold
days OF Caiif0r-
MIA.
The s e coz d
prize in the Pre-
MUM NoteCom-
pany was won
by Henry Null
Ter, foreman Of
the Golden Ga te
DistilleTy, who
is greatly pleas
ed the way bis
Ia cky quarter
was invested in
one OF the Pre-
MUM n 0 I g
tickets. He Saws
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Stole a Sioop.

Henry Cornfoot. Hugh Dougherty and
Patrick Ennis were arrested yesterday by
Officers Dillon and Crockett. On the 9Th
of the present month they took the sloop
Josie Finn from her moorlngs at the foot of
Folsom street and sailed for the Oakland
shore There they offered the boat for
sale, but got no purchaser. The three were
charged with grand larceny and are now
awaiting trial
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New Officers of B'nai Birth.

The board of trustees of the District
Grand Lodge No. 4. Independent Order OF
B'nai Birth, held its last meeting Yesterday
afternoon to elect a new board of trustees
and officers for the ensuing year.
There was considerable discussion ain cong
the members regarding the erection Of a
new building for the Order of B'nai Birth.
Ii was proposed to erect large building at
cost of not less than 100000 on the north
east corner of Fell street and Van Ness
avenue. The lot, which belongs to the
order. has frontage oil 200 feet and depth
of 100. The present quarters on Eddy
street suited many of the members, and no
definite action was taken In the erection OF
new building
The election OF officers and trustees was
next proceeded with. the following being
elected: President. Milton S. Eisner; vice
presidents, William 0sterman and M.
Jonas; secretary. Louis Blank; treasurer,
/. Lacher. Board of trustees-H. Enkle,
E. Bernstein and B. Harris.
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there is nothing ike getting ayear's wages
in a lump for % cents where it is not ex-
pected.
Another lucky winner, A. Casev of Sl7k
Larkin street, drew the prize of S100
". Messenger Of y Ellis street got $50 on
a 25-cent Investment
Mrs. James, in Levi Strauss shirt fac
tory, won $50.
A score of others also drew prizes In the
Premium Note COMPANY
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John Corbett was arrested by Sergeant
Price and Officer Byrnes last night on a
charge Of robbery. He WAS walking along
Quinn street yesterday afternoon when he
met Henry Osterfielt, and feIgniDg intoxice-
ton bumped against him, at the same time
stealing the others watch and chain.
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WaTu on HIS lace, IN
which position he was
found dead. Wurth-
man had turned over on
the bed, and lay with
his face buried 10 the
blankets, gaspiDg and
choking.
DR.. =. G. Smith,
whose Office is but a few
doors distant, was called
in, and appeared in less
than twenty mtnAe )
after the room was Open :
ed. After a brief ex-
animation Of Witt, who
4 4
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ing TO celebrate the eleventh anniversary
of the organization of the brotherhood on
this coast.
The firsti bonbon party of the new year
will be given this evening by MIR. w. D..
O'Bren in Scottish Hall, los Larkin street.
A musical, literary and dramatic enter
tainment will be rendered to Mr.. j. Roberts
Kincaid in Irving Hall next Friday even
ing. A good programme is promised.
The seventh Of series OF entertainments
provided by the Altar Society in aid Of the
Church Of st. Marv the Virgin will be given
this evening in Union-square Hall, when
The Game of Chess" a comedy, and
musical programme will be presented.
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Grain in Sight.

NEW YORK, Jan. 24.-The following is
the visible supply Of grain: Wheat. 252.-
100000 bushels, an increase Of 1000; corn.
12f76OC0 bushels. decrease OF $1,000; oats,
$4,000 bushels, decrease Of $4,000; rye,
100000 bushels. a decrease of 1900; bar
ley, 1854 900 bushels, a decrease of 81, 600.
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Alameda.

There was a small gathering of citizens
last evening in the City Trustees room to
discuss the matter of forming an auxiliary
society TO the Alameda County Worlds
Fair Associa ton. Owing to the small at
tendance il was de cided 10 request the
Alameda Improvement Association to take
IN hand the matter of having Alameda
properly represented at the Worlds Fair.
The Alameda Central Democratic Club,
at meeting Monday evening. considered
the conduct OF Assemblyman Bretz in the
Legislature, but a motion TO adopt reso-
lut0n condemnatOry Of his action failed of
passage.
The new school bonds in the sum Of $4,000
will be Issued March l.
Augustus LAYER. the architect, had his
son Charles arrested yesterday for disturb
ing the peace. The young man was re-
Gently examined by tile Commissioners on
Lunacy and discharged. He made an
agreement with his father to leave home
and not to return until Invited, but he re-
turned on his own account yesterday and
commenced to act so boisterOEsly to his
parents that his father deemed his arrest
advisable.
J. S. Halstead, formerly in the news paper
business in this city. has written play
entitled Doomed to DEATH" which he Will
shortly produce In theatsr In Oakland.
+. II. Mccormick, president Of the Ala
media Improvement Association, Will leave
today for The Eastern States.
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The Pond Club.

The Pond Democratic Club held its an
nual meeting in Kaufman's Hall. at Fifth
and Mission streets, last evening, President
John j. Meehan presiding.
Secretary Donleavy reported the receipts
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.lss E.s.ss-.s.s
\ KELLY BROS. 4
81 WhGt De advertise SIS so."1
n Sole Agents 4" Siccardi" n
81 Cloves and q Z Corssts. 81
EYE
0PENINC''
CLEARANCE
SALE.
FOURTH WEEK.
PRICES Talk !
PRICES TALK
FANCY GOODS DEPT.
Our SC T able.

New items On our ilVe-Gent table. Thou
sands Of useful articles at less than half
price, viz: Buttons, Dress SteelS, Silk Lac
ing, Hairplns, Tapes, Braids, Gimps, Silk
Cords, Jet Nail Heads, Frogs, RuchingS,
Crochet Cotton, Lace Tidi S, Embroidery
Silk, HandkeTChieiS, LaceS, Cuffs, Collars,
Fisherman Irvine, Leather Belts, Ribbons,
Novelty Braid, VeilingS, EmbrOiderieS, Lin
ineS, Sewing Silk. Horn Bone, Carriers, Hose
Supporters, 8rGlstS, Mems Seeks, Chid'S
COlered Hose, Gents Bows, Gents Collars,
Linen DOylieS, White Cotton Gloves, Corset
SteelS, and mora added every day.
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Social Notes.

Union No. %, United Brotherhood of
Carpenters and Joiners of America, will
give a grand entertainment and ball In the
San Francisco Turn Verein Hall this even
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him, is not dead also is
due only TO his power
fnl constitution.
Witt was q clerk In
the corner grocery tore
at Tenth aud Mission
streets, and Wurthman
was the manager of the
business, which is owned
by his brother. B. Wurth-
man, who also has an
other store at the corner
of Lea venworth and
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FoGARTY REsIGNs.-The resignation OF John
Fogarty, the sailin OF Police Court 3, was
accepted yesterday. The story Of his derelIc-
ton appeared in The CALL OF Yesterday
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A MAN MISSING Michael Jury of 30
Eleventh street has been reported to the police
as missing for lie past i've days. He is feet
inches tall, with dark brown hair and heavy
dapl mn
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LUCKY COINS.
Quarters That Grow to Thousands BY
a Simple Investment.

George G. Brooks, a prominent merchant
of Colusa. Cal, is now at the Grand Hotel
aud relates how he got $3.50 from Wells,
Fargo Il Co.'S express. George G. Brooks
Of Colusa is a brother Of Nix Brooks. who
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The Survival Of the Fittest.

By retaining your baggage cheeks until you
reach this city you viii save money. our rates
being lower than all others. viz. Trunks 30
cents each. Baggage called iOr and delivered 10
all trains, etc, at he above rates. Morton Spe-
eial Delivery. Ofhces-l7 GeaFy street 4O8
Taylor street and Oakland ferry depot
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A TWIST OF A KEY.
1t Causes a Death by Gas
SuffOCatiOn.
Paul Witt Dies, but His Fellow
RoOmer, John Wurthman, Is
Saved by Great Effort.

Paul Witt, young German. was killed
by gas asphyxiation yesterday morning,
and that John Wurthman, who was with
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the capital prize according 10 the Louisiana
drawing Of January 10. George G. Brooks
is now Of the opinion that the Premium
The morning call., 1893-01-25

BERTELING has the only pIabe methods to
I'll defective sight 427 kearDy street.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-08-17
Limaville Notes.

LIMAvILLE, Aug. 15.
Mr.. Laba, of Akron, was In town on
business Wednesday.
Mr.. Croad and sister, Of Canton, are
visiting friends west of town.
Constable G. p. Coffee was in town
Thursday on official business.
NJ. A. Zaiser has taken up bis abode in
his new residence just built recently.
Mr.. Hisey has charge of the telegraph
office north of town. He Ia on night turn,
E. C. Henderson and Henry Potter have
each hired farm hand for the fall sea.
son.
Mrs. Eva Mattinly and son, of Ply.
mouth, Indiana, are visiting relatives
here.
Richard Paxson has gone to Macedonis,
which place to take charge OF telegraph
office.
Miss Pearl Cobb, OF Cleveland, who has
been visiting for some time has returned
to Cleveland.
The hundred load OF gravel the town
had purchased some time ago, has all
been put upon the streets.
Quite goodly number of our people
attended the Hartenstein reunion held In
Rockbill's grove, Alliance, Thursday.
John McCAmeps, who has been living
on the Henry Potter place, near town, has
taken his departure, accompanied by wife
and family. They will make their future
home in Kent.
Our genial station agent, C. J. Anthony,
has had q new platform built at the depot,
which adds greatly to the convenience OF
the public and also adds to the appear
ance of the depot.
Saturday S. e. Darr and wife left for
Woo ster, which place they will visit relas
tiyes; will be gone about two weeks. Mr..
Darr will attend the State convention of
the Knights of the Maccabees, which COM
venes at Piqua, August 10, before their
return.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-08-17
Paris Pointara.

PARIS, Aug. Ia.
Born, 70 Mr.. AL. Iden, o daughter.
Horace Sefert and Walter Stimmel have
returned from the Worlds Fair and re'
port huge time.
Our sick list 10 composed of the follow-
ing AIMED persons: Simon Hahn, John
Black and Mrs. VIM. Biggam.
The yearly meeting of the Disciple
church will be held In the grove near the
Minerva fair ground on next Saturday.
Mr.. G. e. Smith 10 now q full lodged
postmaster. Now IL Cleveland and Max-
we'll will freely apply the ax and behead
with Larry Neal at the helm we can down
Mckinley.
The Carroll County Teachers Institute
will have two weeks meeting at NAL
vern commencing Aug, IL. and ending
Aug. %. Prof. Vance of Urbana, and
Henry w. Houck of Pennsylvania are the
principal instructors.
The Brown township farmers' picnic
was held last Saturday In the grove Ad.
joining the town. On account OF the rain
very few people gathered together in the
grove before the noon hour. After dinner
the grove began TO flll up and obout
o'clock p. IN. when the exercises began
quite large concourse of people had as,
sembled. The exercises consisted of
music by the band, several choirs and q
few speeches. Robert Thompson deliv-
cred the address of welcome. He was
followed by Rev. Moses of the M. e.
church, Hon. A. r, Haines and Ed. A. Zin-
inRer.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-08-17
Robertsville.

G.. NJ. Wolf deals in staple and fancy
groceries, fruits, vegetables, bananas,
melons, soft drinks, bread, cigars, etc.
He recently opened in business; aims 10
please, and solicits share of trade. Ice
cream Saturday and Sunday. Give him a
call.
Peter Pariso deals in groceries, -four,
melons. candies, vegetables, etc. He
opened in business here last spring and ID
gaining friends and patrons.
N. Reese deals extensively In dry goods,
notions, boots, shoes, hats, capss grocer>
les, patent medicines, queensware, cigars
and tobacco; has been here seven years.
His stock is frst'class and prices low.
Give him cali.
Ooed Williamson has just opened q
hotel here with q bar ia connection.
Choice drinks, cigars, etc.
David Bollinger, the popular landlord
OF the American house, shows guests
every attention. His house Is headquarters
for travelling men. Rates 81 per Gay. He
has been In business ten years, and has
many friends.
The Robertsville Hardware Co. are
dealers in general hardware, stoves, tlnT
ware, paints, oils, glass, wagons, buggies,
farm machinery, fence wire, table cutlery,
cigars and tobacco. The business was
established about two years ago and has
been conducted by Brothers d Bowman
very successfully. NJ. Brothers Ia the
efficient treasurer of Paris township and
has many friends. b. B. Bowman, for
merly resident of OsD DAburg, is the able
justice of the peace of Paris township and
is we'll known In Robertsville and STARK
county. You will find these gentlemen
pleasant and obliging In their business
transactions, and you should give them q
call when needing anything In their line.