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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-22
SMALLEST DAY 8
BUSINESS OF YEAR.
Traders Had No Heart for Three
Days Holiday conpli-
cations.
PRESSURE ON HILL STOCKS.
Bank Of England Has a Firm
Hold OH the Money
Situation,

NEW YORK, February 2l.-'rhe
stock market to-day was nnimportnnt
as marking an extensive adjustment of
financial relations or as n reflection of
nvents upon the movement of prices.
with n threcday holiday interval N
prospect there was no disposition 70
enter upon any new commitments TO
be left to the hazards or unexpected
DEVELOPMENTS at time when action or
gccurity holdings would befhampered.
1T was the smallest days business % ~
tho greatest effort by tho room traders.
The special weakness of Union PACING,
which has been the feature, OF the re-
dence. although the resumption OF the
trading on Monday ie likely to IND
tho dreaded Interstate Commerce COM
mission Inquiry IN force again
the Hill stocks. which seemed to DO
prompted by the outspoken assertion
Of the head of those properties that
reaction In business. @hieh mas net :, :
stock market discussion, had actually
The outcome Of the discussion Of the
current Of influences in the market
Tie Bank OF England weekly return
day clearly showed the continued
control OF the money market py 'ial
crease in government deposits. which
serve to decrease the money supply,
In the market and to compel resort
to tho bank by borrowers. The consid-
cradle Increase in Other, securities Is
the consequences. It. was this increase
that was responsible Tor the decline
in the ratio of reserve; the bullion hold
ings showing liberal expansion
Prices were little changed on the day
although tho attack on Reading hnd
baltimore and Ohio was renewed late
in the day.
do x,.,rn
value, s1,2S6,00o. United States bonds
were unchanged on call. Total sales
sol 800 shares
NEW YORK, February .l.--Money or
cali firm, 6B6 L.; ruling rate. 3; las
loan. 9: offcred.$2 Tilnetloans duil.nnt
go days and 80 days 5 Ia; six MONTH:
s i-4 @5 1-2 Close: Prime mercdnt'l'
paper 3 s,.a@s Sterling e Ks han.
hills at s4s450@s4.s455 for demand. a
sasn35psi.so4o for siSty-day oz bli y
Commercial bills ss.SoGs $3.50 Is Ba
oliver GS rs. Mexican dollars % =
Government bonds steady. Railroa,
bonds steady aE
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COTrON lIARIlET,

NEW YORK, February 2l.--The cotton
market was fairly active and tirmer during
to-day's trading VIII, prices closing at net
advance OF 7Ml3 points. Sales for the day
were estimated at 900 bales.
rhe opening was steady at an advance Q,
2m7 points In response to higher cables ana
larger spot sales In the English market.
March started out at 5.14 and soon Increased
the gain ON covering OF shorts and rumors
that notices on Tuesday OF next week would
be lighter than expected and would cause
depression. Tho scattering long interest III
that position seemed to be pretty well liqui-
dated at any rate. Offerings were com
1,nraj lively light and the market continued
steady to firm during the entire session.
AT tho best prices OF the day March sold at
o.aG and May at 9.4e, OIL ia II points net
higher. The close WAS or s points on from
the best under realizing. The tirmness OF
March Il in New Orleans, whore only few
notices were issued, MAS an encouraging
factor TO local bulls
Receipts at the ports to-day were s6,6
bales against 27.7G1 last week and 26,S2l
last year. For the week Cestimated0 $4,000
bales against ao9.2l2 last week and 1S3, oO2
last year. To-day's receipts ut New Orleans
5000 bales against $500 last year, ana at
Houston 10,724 bales against ,3,54l. rs
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". s. refunding rs. regIstered.......$.
u. IS, rcfunding %. coupon. ...........
II. s. SO. registered ......s...,.........
u. s. So. coupon. accommodates.
u. Sold As. registered. ............5..
u. s.. Old As, coupon. ..5..........5..s.
u s. New ds, registered.
u. s. New Is, coupon. ................
American Tobacco 4s.......,......-.i
American Tobacco 6s...............s...
Atchison general
Atchlson adjustment 4s...............
Atlantic ECoas, Line 4s....-........,.
Baltimore and Ohio 4s..,.............
baltimore ana Ohio 3hs.....,.......
Brooklyn Rapid Transit conv. is...-..
Central OF Georgia 5s tbld) .........g...
Central OF Georgia LIST Inc. Offered -.
Central OF Georgia End Inc. toffered) -.
Central OF Georgia I'D Inc. tbidl......
Chesapeake and Ohio 4hs.............
Chicago and Alton 3iAs........ -.
Chicago. 13. and Quincy new 4s.......
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK, February 2l.-The activity
In tho dry goods market continued. Many
large contracts are being placed for goods
to be delivered during the balance offthe
year. Raw silk is more active and the price
tendency Is higher. Raw wool shows little
change for the week Plain dress goods for
fall have had all active sale. A jobbers'
sale Of wool and silk crepe 10 chine at 3Sc.
attracted considerable attention this week ]
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TRADE REPORT


I3radstreets Tomorrow VIII say for Rich
mond and vicinity: gt,5., E4
Manufacturers here of paper ana plotting
paper arc busy. Factoriea are working at
fun capacity. Manufacturers Jobbers and
wholesale dealers in paDer, paper bags and
Irvine have had a successful season. The
sales OF those engaged III this line. without
exception. show an increase. and With them
collections generally are good. Wholesale
dry goods dealers continue active; ordering
Is liberal and spring shipments arc we'll
under way. Tho tobacco market continues
active and prices are good. The produce
market Is devoid OF special features. Col
lectons generally continue backward.
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90, s25 baIeA export 10 Great Britain. 2.4of
bales; to France, 3.758 bales: to the Cont
nent, 5,dG6 bales: to Japan, a,9so baics,
stock, 1,lzo.Gsl bales.
Consolidated at all ports---Net receipts,
2D7, so7 bales; export to Great Britain, os.959
bales; to France. 1856 bales; TO Japan. 9.l3i
bales.
Total since September lst at all ports
Net receipts. S,D3i,ssS bales; export to Great
Britain. 275.25a bales, to France. llS.o61
bales: to. the Continent, 2,i4o,GSS bales to
Japan l40,55S bales. Sa1
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b NEW YORK. February 2l.-BEEVEs-
Receipts, 1sS head. all consigned direct
nothing doing In live cattie; feeling steady.
Dressed beef quiet at &c. Calyes-Receipts
none and nothing doing for lack Of stock;
feeling steady for all sorts. Dressed calves
steady. sheep and Iambs--Receipts. GAS
head: nothing doing and very little inquiry
for either sheep or lambs: feeling steady.
Hogs--Receipts, 1901 head; nothing doing
feeling steady.
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.s2,a4551F
= - -
s NEW ROADS AND BRIDGES.
s,r11cKAHoH DISTRICT.

TUcKAHoE DISTRICT. u,
To o.. n. Nuckols for the con-
s the eounty q teams ss =. u 10000
BROOKLAND DISTRICT 81 Il M
TO w. C. Saunders for. the CON KS
i hs aoants Ct teams new reaa W.e ses1
To J.. r.. Mcdonald building IS ~
bridge over the new road run .,S s52
H pIeS se0n Hur Mt'ft1son Roaa = ssss
TO W. c.. Saunders, work IN ';.# s3S
9pea'1s Lemoaras Stree. es 100 81
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET,
Richmond. Va. February p 1907.
SALES AT BoARD.
Virginia Cen,uties--2. 900 at a3A; 100 at
Asked

STATE SECURITIES B!a. Asked
North Carolina ~, e. ie1o... 90
North Carolina Gs c., 1918 12s
va. IS. Old. q. and r., 1882. 9eh 93ls
Va Centuries, ga. e. and Re-. 3Shs o3;s
RAILROAD BONDS.
A. c. L. r. r.. Con Tr. = p. C.. %
4 c. l.. r. r. Gifts Ind. As. IS
Char. and West. Car. LIST ST..
Georgia Pac. III 6a, C, ls2s-,. lis
Georgia, So and Fla. 1885,. ITO
Nor and West. Ry IS. y e96.... 9S
Nor and West. Ry. Poca a.. 80 u 2
pet. Class a 81, II. c.. 1885,. = Ia llS n
wegtern ~ C.. LIST SIS. 1914. ITO
seaboard Air Line Is. 95o... 80 81
RAILROAD STOCKS Par.
Atlantic Coast Line "a. 100 11Sh
Atlantic Coast Line com. 100 llShs 49,.
Chesapeake and Ohio Nov 100 81
Nor. ard Western COM 100 S.
BANK AND TRUST CO STOCKS,
American National. 100 elaEh
Broad treet......,,........so ~ -.
First National. .......... 100 lib
Merchants National. 90 500
National Bank OF Virginia 100 14l
State Bank Of Virginia. 90 ~
Bank OF Richmond. 90 ~ la6
MISCELLANEOUS.
va.-Car. Chem. pfd., p. G.. 100 100 los
va.-carolina Chem. com leo 3l3s -.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, MD, February 2l,-Sea-s
board Air Line, common and Preferred
Nothing doing
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

nv CHICAGO. February 2l.--liquidation BY
small holders caused All easy tone at tho
close of tho wheat market to-day. the May
delivery showing a net loss OF lac. Corn Is
}up a apssc.,s and oats &c. Provisions are
down no. .5....5 .s
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.S2.o10I0QI

.-- " ,g-,7-'I ~ ~ 100000 s,sIV YVW
VARlNA DISTRICT. S., sss "
~ ,,,s,. 1o.onh !, / n,urner. s,,ner- ss5
intendent of roads .....$ 800 9q
nished uoo 80 $40 as
rro feed furnished for teams !. I. :. 367t 16S
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Note, to BIO credited by 5000, for !, S,sssffs
construction OF. new roads and y.
500 for the sale of a; mule II 800 90
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TO salary Of the Superintendent ~ -
of the Poor loo ~
TO board and supplies furnished
pnupers in almshouse 1855. aye XII
II. ]. N. 81, 2s9a7aa
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT or RICHMOND, FEB. 81, 1907.
ARRIVED.
steamer. Pocahontas. Harvey. Norfolk,
merchandise. and passengers, Old Dominion
Line y. u /,
inndInss and Norfolk, merchandise and pas.
rongers, Virginia Navigation Company
l"5a. SAILED
steamer Pocahontas Harvey Norfolk.
merchandise and passengers Old Dominion
Line. a- tls4J
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FAIRFIELD DISTRICT.

FAIRFIELD DISTRICT. ia.
TO j NV. Barnes, construction,of III IA
a now road from Meadow Sta-,35 g. y, x ~
ton to Fair Oaks q. . :....:.S luVsSV,us
10 j.. w. Barnes, constructlonsot
a new road from Meadow Sta 80, Il {,
ton to Fair Oaks WV Ivy ~
tt4 ,st q n. I 600 30
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

NLOOIIV0 .DO4VD !ZOSIA = - ? : : " \ -
,5h chicago. r. i. and Pacific II. r. 4s... 75a
80. Chicago, r. and pac. r. n. col. S.. ok
, 20 g. O. g. and ST. l.. gen. Is Did 1919
All Colorado and Southern Is tbid)...... ~
''~ Colorado Midland As (bidJ.....a..s..... Tie
D1h COLORADO and souehern Is 'tbid)...... 81
Dlh Cuba 6s.. ............ ........s..-..., lo3!.
. Denver and. Rio Gratde 4s9.....,..... 9bA
q | DstiIlcrs Securities bs,I....... ...... So
IS Erie prior lien Observation-Disclosures. 97A
01,. ERIC c,cncrai AZ ......,.... SIS
OH Hooking valley AIS (bid) ........... 1o4a
yl5s Japana 6s Observation-Disclosures. 99h
IS Japnn 6s End series .....5........., 1884,
o1,.4 Japan ARs certificates. ....,......... 9o7s
,3 japan s..-s.............. %
ssI japan Avs certIflca es md series ..... sok
09si Louisville and Nash Unified As tbid) 100
10 Mexican Central ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. oiS4
ia Mexican Central LIST Inc. ........... 24ss
SO MINI. and st. Louis As (bid)..,..... %
ORR Missouri Kan and Tex As (bid).... sSA
93h Missouri, Kan. and Tex. 2nds-.t..H... stt
o5 i National r. II. OF Mexico con. 49,. ssR
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Total ..;..... .!r.i..2.s... &, - 2. :
FAIRFIELD DISTRICT.
70 p. NJ. Houston, overseer, fot
services rendered and expenses

incurred ........ .:.i.-:-s $500
For supplies, etc, furnished as
.foNoWs:5 Susan Tenser, LOU
Mrs. Fclvey, s1.50; Mrs. Bur-
nett, s2:i Tom Berry. 50; annie
Sulley. 81: Mrs. Since, $l.S0;
Anthony Parker, $3.50, Berry
Clrrington, $3.50: Julia Wiley,
ST.. Mrs. Wtlkshire. $b:r Mrs.,
Sallie White, IS; Lizzie IayiIo9r,
su,.au.ins ayers. -; MARY j.lWI-
liams; is6; aIalcys Shelton, S2:a5
r. IL. ButlQr, groceries furnish
ed, $4,000 ........, ..,,g .s,'.. ....'
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FAIRFIELD DISTRICT.

FAIRFIELD DISTRICT. b,
no paid w. H.. Casey, Superin-
tcndcnt of Roads .............3.S l10s O9
TO F.. NJ. Houston. Superinten- ~ ~.
( dent Of Roads .................. 20 ID
r9 any Mor a 9a EGads gi fa
10 amount for feeding teams..q. ossss7A
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TEMPORARY POOR.
gTUCIlAHOE DISTRICT.


Mrs. stetzer,' ss:.5Dolly 4; Smith 1!sl,;
( SIS Maria Winston. 50: Wlllian
ssay, Sc; NE g; walsh :, hb;d ss26; e NJ ~
i i Martin, 3 si:l7: 8, R IS &C. 5
SID; William Miles. 81; Joe ,s.ss 3s5Ss5
Johnson, 81: Maria Smith, ~; "a M s3sai
I1nma sGadsey, 81. so; !Total w
"a I! BROoKLAND$ DISTRICT. sss
To Victor Litchfield. overseer,
services rendered and expenses. :, r., FL s
s o. aecSS 5asker ths s1G5 Sor mildred i
GO Goy N s7So; Jessie Robinson.
$3.50; Mrs: Chapel. ss.76; E Fst,S III
$3.50; Il. Winston, S. sc; Mile &c s}}
Bryant, t$760; Mrs. Hall, $7.5o 8ss
Evalina Thomas, $L55o: W ann sls
s5sS; Mary s coeMsn $3.50. a,s7o u
Total ii SCI. h. 8 y 4 ~
FAIRFIELD DISTRICT.
10 p: NJ. Houston, overseer. for o Il
services rendered and expenses s., s5n S488a
ro 5nsa aupplies ste. etc. furnished IS
follows: susan .Tenser. I5 81; ~
nett, s2 Tom Berry, 50; Annie
Suiley. 81: Mrs. Since. $1.50 WA lgs
Anthony Parker, 81 SO; , 1Be
s SAfr:''s RS. Wiltshire, IS. Mrs,
SallIe White, IS; Lizzie Taylo II sssS
Tia ms; SIS; lacy! Shelton, 81. S6
Il = tao H ~ sio.e.... 80. 5000
a, 4, lsa q
TO W N, Warriner, oygras e ern lor l8
T ier,,ry,s rendered ana expeasss "a
slip ,piieseu furnished furnished as follows:
John covington, 34.o9 = =; S nson
i; SSsaa Eississ, S',sS 5'.5 sS
W Whasiss sl tNScs Saline burnett.
$3.50; Lucy Wade, sl.5o; WI, y - 8
liam johnson, fS9......',. 1900 -so y is
y; IA -
COURTHOUSE AND CLERKS oFI'lct IN
] stationery, including all record. , ~ u 35
1l eqaKs fuel repairs, 5anltor ana - y
grounds y. -. . ss
sl,2o4sa
A Note. or tho foregoing sum ssss;a s
4 Is for fuel which embraces tne t5Sgsss 8ISs5
i heating of the courthouse ana :ss-.
/ Jail. Is ~ ssfss S&8
i JAIL. ri
4 Light, fuel. repairs and supplies
for prisoners me- and hoafa,ns . W.. 5ls2d y
'ft the sum Of sSss.as above men
uoned.) Ali& si5fs 49, s53 ai5s46
{ ELECTIONS. sg.,
R ssin t'pa ballots, preparing list 81
poll taxes paid, ,e1p'y zig ,,,ppo ptihhl-
ing. posting. m "a, .slssction en-
r nonses te not sspeciicaiy set above Sc
: iosFss
!, l. I, ~, 4 I. an lNcIpENTAL EXpENsEs
.m,.ies civil and coroner's i. .,...S $50 ~
C,Oroners inquest. etc. +. ~. w sno
Commissions OF lunacy. etc....,-.s ip3 3sD az a
Stock killed by dogs <: III. -
Expenses connected with zoe 53 eo7 "a Nh
taxes ,.s.s.r,s..'ii,, ii''.ii''t;,.. .---.
S s7sli4
Other expenses not nbraeed IN
snse, iGrss oGlss ssassns sapos
sanitation p and fos contingent Z !,
expenses arising ,,....., $50 .so'ois ~
REcAPlTlyLATloN. n w a. Ss
Roads. 1A@#} i9stfsyss Il .5e. 4.
ruekahoe District! Y g!as ~ :'s s5s y ss
F sa9rI,aia p RIltssFa{Ss ss,siS
yarina District i Il, ~ ~. as. ~
New roads and bridges. ...2..st Sg9 II ! 4si
Permanent = ff. 's;.i !. 77Ss In
9ce enrtRsuss R pna clerks ones
D Jail <. =. sIf ina IL 4
Elections .,.,. ~. u a sna ~
u General or incidental eSs,en .e 4, esat4s
!. Other eXpensGs naI enlpraceHfM ~ vi
& tho above statements !s..t.s,,, $50 ~
sas. 900 a Il
D Testo:
SAMUEL y. WADplLI, Clerk, Isl
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Nav yort cen,ral con. shs.......... ssI
Nav .1crsav Central scn SIS ........... 12bh
iNorthar, I,acifc 1olh
Northern Pacific neutrality-suspicious.. afn
Norfolk and Western con 4s....... ss s,
ponn.vlvanin COW 3Ias. s5&
psadinr f!cncrnl IAs... ..... 81
81 =. and Iron Noun. con. Is (bid). Il. 113M
81 Ionis and San Francisco f. a.. SIS
e. 1nmis so,,,hwesto rni;e con. As (bid). Tx
Se,bonrd All. Tine 4s (off cred } ........ soH
southern Pacific A ibid) .,..s....... S9h
2Somthcrn Pacific lat As. certificates. -. 94s
Southern RAILWAY 81 II 0si
51.caas ana Pacific lists (onereo) 1890. 1lSi
Toledo. ST ~. and Western 4s (bd).. S1N
.1Inion '1,aciac 10lN
tinted States steel End 6a. ............ 9S:,
Wabash lsts (bid) ......... 112
wabaah 8Deb. h Did ~ ..s..i..i.... 70
Western Md AZ (bid) ...'. ..&.t....... so
,Wh ceiling and Lake Erisals tbid) 40. So.
Wisconsin Central ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 50
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- "A ~ n Itta' VI EUJ FVU
Note, to be credited by the sum s{sltsaS
OF S19O.31 for the construction
Of new roads. in said district. 100 81
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5. :. sBRooKLAND DISTRICT, ~ :: a, !.
10 A. r. Cross, services as SUI
perlntendent Of Roads. .....$ $3.50 90
To work on the rohds. Of said disc.
ete.5.....s,. =. ;......,.....'., BATS ID
wagons, etc. s.........'.......... 54s! 50
To amount. for feeding cams. !. 900 81
- .s4t fNi t t45,s4
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ELECTIONS.

REGISTRARS ~ ~
Printing ballots, preparing list Of "a
pol taxes paid. copy Ing. 3 prints a
nE. posting making %, ~, y ,o not ~
penses not .spccticaliy.s set above t5ta1 q. -os
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light, fuel. repairs and supplies 49,
for prisoners and boarding W. -s h,o8sd
grants, etc. -. ~ - "
the sum Of ss23.2S above men
tipned Sti-t .SJ.t3ff, NY ~ t FRI
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Financial

VI. FIN IAN Cfalf. sr,sA'r1sAin,NrIT
ss OF
1iENR1Co cotfNTY FOR SIX MoNTHa
i-..--'ts ENDING JUNE SO; 1908. M b
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Note, to be credited by the sum 8t f M
of S86D; for the construction OF W tssff
new roads in said dstrict.... 10000
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ruckis slI,ts NJ ip1ssrRsIcr. y
Y 81 e. R 3: Nuekas s suDarls d
To work on roads Of. said district nv
). and material furnished, etc. Il. 1850 IL
To samol'nt5 for feeding teams. NV !.
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Bonds were steady Total sales par
value. s12S6,0o0 United States bonds
were unchanged on call. Total sales.
Lgl 500 yharcS es5
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1l,WE3
Is'1sa

VARIN!Ai DlsTRlCT.tSs
TO w. n. WARMER, oyerseer, Tor
'T jeeyrrea renaeteu ana .:::,s IS so
Supplies liii furnished as follows:
John Covington, 3i.b3.a S ,nan.
Francis. $3.50; a. Robinson,
1 SO: Susan Enroughty. So; "a ra h
Harris. s9;r Lizzie, Evans, W.
Charles Iesby, 50; i Amanata
Sl3.5o;1 I'M hne ~, WIZ, .ov IS 80
.'o't' }'t' - - 5,'StI !------7r--------s
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COZ RrHoUsE AND CLERKS OFFICE.
Stationery, including all rec e'o9' !. ~ Nj
Light. fuel. repairs janitor and and !, oo7 sn
grounds ...:. y. $50 \. +.
X ,o04 Cd
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va.-Car. Chem. pfd, s p. c. 400 lo6 los
Va. Carolina Chem. com. 100 341s
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Note. or tho foregoing sun, ;2S JUG q
is for fuel, which embraces the zf,3,i X
heating Of the courthouse ana ana .sS...
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PERMANENT, POOR.

d : 1901
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-08-23

latives and friends were IN attendance.
The tables were loaded with the coun-
try's best. After the enjoyable dinner a
very interesting business session was
held, and the following officers were
elected: President Robert Brumbaugh,
OF Kent vice president, Curtis Aultman,
OF Tamadge; secretary, Miss Zylpha
Summers. on the Invitation of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Palmer il was decided to
field on the third Saturday in August,
Mr. and Mrs. John Hlllibsh 'are visit
Ing relatives in Sunbury. Pa.
The following were entertained at tin
pleasant home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
Schrop, Sunday. Floyd Bender. of Kala-
ma1oo, Mich. Mrs. Allen and Mrs VIII
liam Hlllibish, Miss Loretta Hine, of
Niles; Miss Geraldine Hillibish and Miss
A. NJ. Wilson.
Mrs. John Taylor, -ef Alliance; Jacob
Carver ad son John, of East Akron;
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fox of Kent, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford Ticknor, of RAN
dolph, attended the fueral Of ELI Saint,
Thursday.
Mrs. Cyrus Brunfbaugh marketed 81
pounds OF butter in Canton last Friday,
which she '1ade from six cows In one
Samuel Saint returned TO Charlton,
Monday.
Mrs Sadie stonemetz. Of Springfield.
was the guest of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Jacon Riebold, Thursday.
Mrs. Andrew Brumbaugb, Of Green's
burg, was the guest of ~Cyrus Brurn-
baugh Friday
The annual pionic Of the New ,Balti-
more Sunday schools was held Friday at
Springfield. tfFl-
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MAPLEToN.

Mapleton, o., Aug. 20.--Mr. and Mrs
Calvin Long were shopping in Canton
Saturday.
James Snyder and brother, Irwin, at
tended the ball game at Canton, Mon
day. '
Mr.. and Mrs. George KIeitz, Mr.. AMI
Mrs. Henry Krlder, and Mr.. and Mrs,
George Bentz visited at II. o. Al
brecht's, Sunday.
Bert Troyer and Charles Miller
spent Saturday in Canton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Barrack and
son. Cleon, spent Saturday and Sunday
with relatives in Paris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip s. Arnold, OF
Canton. spent Saturday with Mr. and
Mrs. Calvin Hershberger.
The Evangelical church will hold its
annual picnic and festival Saturday
August "a, In Longs grove.
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EAST eREENvILLE.


East Greenville, Aug. 20.--Homer
Caller and Mr., Byers. OF Massillon, Wis.
tied at A. r. Fortney's, west OF towr,
on Saturday.
w. d. Jones, OF Youngstown, Is Wis
fling relatives here.
Aaron Davis and family. OF Youngs
town, were the guests Of David Davis
and family, Sunday.
John Miller, of near Clinton, at.
tended the joint picnic in A. L.
Young's grove, on Saturday.
w. r. Davis. of Wellston, was In our
village on Sunday visiting his parents,
MIR. and Mrs. Thomas H. Thomas.
William Ray and wife, of Pigeon
Run, attended the picnic south OF town
on Saturday.
The Joint picnic held in A. l..
Youngs grove, south of town, on Sat
urday, August II, by the r. OF A., Jr.
o. U. A. NJ, ID. OF A. and Improved
Order OF Red Men of America was a
decided success. The four orders
formed for parade at the F. OF A. hall
at Q a. m, and were headed by the
Eleventh Regiment band OF Dalton,
and marched 10 the grove, where all
manner OF refreshments we're served,
the band furnishing music throughout
the day. In the afternoon there we're
foot races, shooting matches, climbing
creased pole, and various other amuse.
ments. William Green, Of Columbus,
and Rev. William J. Williams we're
the speakers In the evening II. G..
Schlosser's orchestra furnished music
for abe dance.
Reese Davis, OF Cleveland, was In
onr village on Sunday, the guest Of
Thomas II, Thomas.
Rev. William j. Williams, OF West
Brookfeld, and Rev. william Williams,
Of Fredericksburg, occupied the pulpit
OF. the NJ, h. church on Sunday even
ing. e-ar
Rev. Johns, OF New Castle, Pa, oc,
cupied the pulpit of the Baptist church
on Sunday evening.
Mfss Mary Ann Jones has gone to
Canton for few days visit with
friends.
Miss Sadie oricston, OF Canton, was
In our village on Saturday, abe guest
Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Crichton. bFA -"
The fourth quarterly meeting OF the
Wooster district N. O. conference will
be held in the NJ. f. church at this
place on Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
The Rev. Keyes, presiding elder OF the
districa, viii preach.
]. w. Thomas has gone to Youngs-
town on business.
Mrs. stephen Richard went 20
Youngstown on "Wednesday TO attend
a picnic
Levi Royer and family went to Bar
berton on Saturday to visit with
Adolphus Mock.
James II. Carter returned home
Monday from New Philadelphia,
where he had gone to secure employ
ment.