The Salem Daily News from Salem, Ohio • Page 2

FRIDAY EVENING. THE DAILY NEWS, SALEM, OHIO. MARCH 26, 1S97 CARPETINGS vary as do other goods, All so called extra supers are not equally good. We aim to keep before you this fact and in proportion to your appreciation of it will we be able to maintain the present standard on margins we are now handling them, The stock is well filled with choice Carpets, Mattings, Rugs, Art Squares, Linoleums, Oil Cloths, Etc. The best shades are here as well as the cheaper ones.

Line of Curtain Goods and Poles complete, No Patterns equal to Buttericks. April sheets now in, can be had only at MORE MEASLES. An Increase in the Cases at Corners. I Youngstown, March epidemic at Kyle's Corners continues and despite the efforts of the health officers the disease is spreading. The township trustees received notice Thursday morning that five new cases bad bsen found.

It is claimed by officials it is impossible to stop it as the people do not take any care about neighboring with the people who are not atHicted. The school has been closed and every effort will be made to stop the spreading of the disease. i it will open a new hospital and free dispensary in two weeks. It will occupy the residence until a per- manent home can be secured. Saloonkeeper Accused of Arson.

Warren, March fire in a saloon at Niles early yesterday morning was followed by the arrest of the owner, Henry Well, and a brother. Julius, on a charge of arson, henry was held to court in the sum of 1,500 and Julius $1,000. I Denies the Story. Buckeye State: Leetonia's clever and efficient marshal, desires to enter a demurrer to the story concerning his having been placed under arrest by the Canton police while escorting a pair of hilarious females to the workhouse. In short, be denies the statement therein contained singly and collectively, in detail and as a whole.

Somebody must have suffered from a fit of indigestion and made "Teddy" the victim of hi.s midnight dreams. However, no great harm has been done. The Hospital. Youngstown, March Mahoning Valley Hospital Association today leased the old Tod mansion, where New Courthouse. Warren, March E.

M. Uampfield expects to complete the new courthouse by next Tuesday. Circuit Court will convene that day and will probably sit in the new building. None of the furniture has come as yet. Arbor Days.

Governor Hastings has designated April 9 and April 23 as Arbor days in Pennsylvania, It is estimated that in five years 'not less than 350,000.000 trees have been planted throughout the state as a result of the Arbor day custom. Asks For Rpnppolwtntoiit. Thomas H. Love, deputy state mine inspector for the fifth district, comprising the counties of Jefferson, Plar- rison. Carroll and the southern part of Colurabiana, will ask for reappointment on May 1.

SyrUp The People's Friend. In use for fifty years. Cures Cough, Cold, Croup, Whooping Cough, Grippe, Bronchitis, Asthma and Lung Affections. DR. BULL'S COUGH SYRUP is sold' everywhere for only 25 cents.

Refuse-cheap substitutes. Chew LANCE'S Great Tobacco Anlidote.lOc. Dealers or Soid by BolKeri French, corner Main and Broadway. V.evcr TURKEY IK and driven from Crete, is what you would all love to see. When we tell you of the superior spring stock that we are now display ing, you will want to see that also.

Our stock is complete and varied now, but we expect a rush of spring shoppers next week. Take your choice from the choicest now. Floor matting window shades large linen towels worth 27c. only i table Hnsn I9c Turkey red 13io children's batdkerchiefs Chenille, table covers 32c lace curtains curtain swigs 24 sheets wide shelf paper 4o Remember we are headqnartsrs dress linings. We can save yon 50 per' cent on liniogt.

idles 1 mnslin night gowns ladies' muslin drawers chatihne bags 106 ladies' leather belts gents' leather belts 12c ladies' belts 5, grade, wash boards 10a new line men's thirts 4-in-i hand ties 4c linen thread 2c men's linen collars men's whi'e nnlanuderad shittg 2So. ilpho-L'thia Tablets cares rheumatism. For sale hers only. Gran- ite dish pans granite wash basins 102 pudding pans granite sauce pan? I rngs 192., carpet beaters lOc household ammonia 7c gingham apions lie white aprons lOc ladies purses all prices, writing paper, 1 pound diess stays dress shield i 7c. Now is our opportonity to boy towels.

Respectfully Submitted to the Cash Trade Only. I HYDROPHOBIA. Ira Hurst of Alliauee Dies iii Agony at the Asylum. I He Was Bitten by a Mad Dog Twenty- i two Years Ago-- Seized With Rabies. Ira of East Alliance died of hydrophobia at the Toledo insane asylum Tuesday night.

Two weeks ago he lost his reason and became so violent that it required six men to hold him. He was taken to Youngstown, where it was found necessary to keep him under careful guard in a cell. His ravings increased daily and a week since he was sent to the Toledo insane asylum. There he grew worse daily until death released him from his agony. He was born July 17, 1855, on a farm between Canton and Louisville.

He married May Leasure, who sur- vives him. There are also four daughters, Mrs. Emma Funk, Laura, Frances and Abbey Hurst. When Ira Hurst was 19 years of age he was attacked by a mad dog while passing a neighboring farm one day. and the infuriated beast sank its poisonous fangs deep into the calf of his leg.

The malady did not assume dangerous proportions however, until two weeks ago, his reason seemed to leave i The remains were brought to Alliance yesterday. The funeral was held at 10 o'clock today. Kogers. March S. Lyder.

who has been seriously ill of paralysis of the heart, is improving very slowly. Marshall Love of La Moile, has been the guest of his parents here for some tirre. Rev. Mr. Finch has been conducting a series of interesting meetings at the Methodist church.

Joseph Mercer, who has been visit- in tr some of tbe northern cities of this state, has returned to W. A. McArtor will begin the erection ot a new dwelling soon. Miss Crawford of Salem spent last week at her home here. She began a spring term of school near Salem Monday of this week.

Carey Xewhouse accidentally cut his foot while engaged in cutting wood a few days ago. One toQ was amputated. S. C. 15ooth closed a successful term of school at East Carmel.

This was his third term at that place. Henry Wise was in I'ittsb'urg in the interest of the pottery. Miss Travis, who has been sick for nearly two months, has again taken charge of the art department at the )llege. William Green. D.

G. Ua.ley and E. P. Campbell have been nominated by the Republicans of this place for coun- i A. McArtor, street commissioner; Harry i assessor.

The second winter term closes at the college this week. The Democrats and Populists Elkrun iowmhip have nominated the following ticket: Trustee, A. C. Finney; assessor, James Whitaker: treasurer, E. X.

Morris; justice, Henry Crawford; constable. Err Crawford. Rev. Mr. Moffat has been employtd by ibe congregation of East Fairfitld for another year.

The pottery is increasing its force in order to keep up with the orders. Since a change has been made in the management orders are becoming quite numerous. Rogers will not have a building boom this season, although several houses will go up. Samuel Ferral will move on his farm near East Fairfield this spring. SEVEN FIGURES Required to Give the Valuation of Youngstown City Property.

YoungstowB, March 26. Clerk Brown has made an inventory of the city's property and figures it up $1,650,400. The waterworks are yalned at fire department $71,000, police department $16,000, market- house lot public school p-op- erty $629,000, sewer department 1400, street cleaning department $15,000, and furniture and equipments $5000. MRS. SMITH DEAD.

Fueumouia Claims An Old Citizen of Alliauee. i Mrs. Peter Smith residing in East A i a died at her home yesterday a illness of but a few days The deceased was 59 years of age, and Had resided in Alliance for a number of years. Pneumonia brought on by a severe cok'l was the immediate cause ot death. The funeral will be held from the residence at 2 o'clock Saturday.

In! terrnent will be made at the Alliance More Miners Ordered Out. cemetery. Mine Inspector Thomas McGough yesterday ordered out 35 of 84 miners at Yorksville, Jefferson county, on account of bad ventilation in several entries, subjecting the men to constant danger of suffocation. The company has been warned that unless the inspector's instructions are complied with at once the mines will be closed by order of tbe department. Part of Sciiiler's Skeleton.

Akron, March fishing in the Cuyahoga river found the thigh bone of a man near the Big Falls yesterday. It is evidently a part of the skeleton ot August Schiler, who, with Martha Kline, drove off the bridge four years ago, when both were killed. The girl's body was found a few months later. This is the first trace of Shiler found. Joke On the Boys.

Massillon, March circus epidemic has broken out among the small boys of Massillon and somebody has told them that by soaking the body well in snake oil it is possible to become a first-class contortionist at once. They have made the lives of a number of druggists miserable by frequent applications for this oil and refuse to believe when told that it is not a staple article of commerce. Bnckleirs Arnica Salre. The Best Balve in the world for OntB Braises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Bhenm, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns and all skin eruptione, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded.

Price 25 cents per box. For sale by Bolger fc French. Moved to Massillon. Massillon Independent: Dr. J.

L. McGhie has returned to Massillon, and with his family now resides in South Erie street. Though a resident of Canton in fact, Dr. McGhie has always been a Massillonian in spirit, and he expects to be happier among his old friends than he was when a citizen of the county seat. Resignation Accepted.

The resignation of First Lieutenant W. W. Moore of Company Eighth Infantry, U. N. of Alliance, has been accepted by adjutant general.

Election Postponed. Under tbe recent order of the postmaster general, Hub bard Republicans have thought, it expedient to postpone the election of postmaster until April 17. Old People. OIJ people who reqnire medicine to reg- nlite the and kidnejn will flod the true remedy in Electric Bitters. This medicine does not stimulate and contains no whiskey nor other intoxicant, bnt nets an a tonic and alterative.

It acts mildly on the itoinach aad bowels, adding strength and giving tone to the thereby aiding Natnre in the performance of the Electric Bitters is an excellent appetizer and aids digestion. Old People find it joet exactly what they need. Price fifty cents per bottle at Bolger French's drag store. A Diplomatic Crawl. Two lives Saved.

Mrs. Phoebe of Junction City, 111, was told by her doctors she bad Coiv sumption and that there was no hope 01 bet. bat two bottles of Dr. King's New completely oared her and the lays it saved her life. Mr.

Thomas Egaers, 130 street, San Franolseo. suffered from a dreidfnl cold, approaching Consumption, tried without everything alie thin bought one bottle of Dr. King's New Discovery and in two weeks WM eared. He it naturally thankful. It inch remits, of which taeit are samples, that prove the wonderful efficacy of this medl- i olne la Couflhi and soldi.

Free trial tlei at Bolger French's Brag Store. Regular size 50o- and (1. Just fell of improvements--Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets. To begin with they're the smallest, and the easiest to take.

They're tiny, sugar-coated, anti- billious scarcely larger than mustard feeds. Every child is ready for them. Then, after they're taken, instead of disturbing and shocking the system, they act in a mild, easy, and natural way. There's no chance for any reaction afterward. Their help Constipation, Indigestion, Bilious Attacks, Sick or BilionR Headaches, and all derangements of the liver, stomach, and bowels are promptly relieved and permanently cured.

can now be devoted to other uses. Its former delightful smelling delicious tasting contents are dupli-j cated in quality and flavor iu None: Such Mince Meat, a pure, whole-: sonic, cleanly made preparation for; mince pies, fruit cake and fruit: puddings. NONE SUCH MINCE MEAT saves the housewife long hours of wearisome work and gives the family all the mince pie they can I desire at little cost. A package makes I two large pies. IDC.

at all grocers. i Take no substitute. On ibe receipt of Tour name aad address and the paper, we will mail yvu post free "Mrs. BEST LUMP OAL 7c- per bushel. Department Store, Our Regular Price, Price.

Vc 40c 1 bulk roasted Cotfee 11). starch '4 Ib. I'ncolored Japan Tea 1 Ib. Our IVst Powder Ibj. Granulated Sugar Stric ly Pure pepper 1 package I a Cocoanut Octagon Soap Ib.

Piuv Mustird b. Clows canes A Cream Euiter- railk soap Rolled Oats ii'c I Hi. Strictly Pure CiDuamon "'f I -r. Tumble- -oc 8 Sertte Dress Coeds colors) ''0 n-'ic I-S: I'C 7c On Saturday we shall fnrnish this bill for ONE QUAKTEK OFF THE REGULAR PRICE. Only one bill to a customer.

You i observe that the REGULAR PRICES are LOWER THAN ANY OTHER STORE before the 25 per cenc. discount is deducted. Only 15 of the above bills will be sold on Saturday. Talbot Talbot. Just try a lOc.

box of Cascarett, the finest liver and bowel regulator ever made. ORCHARD AND GARDEN. The garden must be mellow, rich and kept clean. Sawdust is good mulch for all kinds of small fruits. If done early, spring is the best time to set out trees and plants.

Strawberries if well mulched are less affected tiy change of weather. After the orchard is in bearing it does not pay to continue to crop it. Bone dust and wood ashes make a good fertilizer for strawberry plants. "Poultry for the plum trees and swine for the apple orchard" is a good rule. Currants and gooseberries need an annual pruning to remove useless wood.

All pruning and transplanting should be done before the leaves start out well. Ono advantage in using commercial fertilizers in the garden is their freedom from weed seeds. Small fruit growing may not pay the farmer from market, but he can grow fruit for his own nse, Only well rotted manure should be In the potato patch, and it should be well worked in with the soil. Starvation and neglect are the great causes of unfruitfulness with many unprofitable Louis Republic. 129 East Main Street.

Of) TV All drucgiau aelTem tor Bo! Mr. Johnson--Amyo' dellistah Jackson dat's been gibbin out dat Ike Johnson vrasn' warm enuf toe trail his colors in de dust? Mr. Jackson--Am yo' fiat Ike Johnson, sail? Mr. Johnson--I is, sab. Mr.

Jackson--Glad toe meet yo', sab. I'ze not de Mistah Tort Journal. No need to scratch your life away. Doan's Ointment brings instant relief in all of Itching Piles, Pin Worms, Eczema, Ringworms, Hives, or other itchiness of the skin. Get it from your dealer.

Bsware of Opiates, Cough contains none. Is free from injaiions drngr. Large battles, small price, big to cure. Try it, M. S.

Hawkins and BalgerA French. Dr. Wheeler's Nerve Vitalizer receiving maob merited praise as a reliable remedy for Xerreons SI Hawkins and Bolger French. Catarrh, Hay Fever. Kill the Catarrh microbe and you cute Catarrh.

These parasites nest deep in CATARRH the tissues and folds of the olfactory membrane, and are difficult to reach and fciH bnt Brazilian Balm will utterly destroy them if used persistently MICROBE, as directed. It also des- atys the Hay Fever germ in a few days. Use full strength, or nearly so, for Hav Fever. Cure permanent. LOUISVILLE BUILDING BLOCKS, best in the market.

See them before purchasing elsewhere. For Sale at No. 246 Broadway. HANNAY COAL 'Phone 67. HARD GOAL We also handle Ssnd.

Orders lelt at 140 Broadway will be delivered at once. Team work ol any. kind will he promptly attended to. RESIDENCE: Ho 146 Broadway. Will be at home untiliS a.

m. and alter 6 p. tn. Telephone 140. Job Evans.

Trotter Wilson Oondnct a MEAT MARKET At 38 Broadivay, Which is recognized to be THE SHOP for Cleanliness, Reasonable Prices, Best Line of Meats and Prompt Delivery- POULTSY AKD GAME IN THEIS SEASON. No. 92. Trotter IT Wilson. CLOCJt hasBeeu made famous In sons and story.

I want you with ray store mid I want to stiow you bow much eat-ier It Is to buy Jewelry than, it was in crandfather'S time. The price- have none down as fast as the qua ity and workmanship have gone up. Come In today, any das. C. F.

KESSCLMIRE, SI Main Street. Salem. 0. "BUILT LIKE A WATCH." STERLING BICYCLES NOTICE TO ELECTORS. 'OTICE is he-eby given to the qualified voters of Salem City School District.

Columbians county, ohio. that the next annual election of two members ol the Board of Education ol said school disrrtct. will be held at the regular voting places iu the several wardsof said district on Monday, April 5, 1897, beginning at o'clock a- in. and closinE at o'clock p. n.

members for 3 ye irs. F. J. Mu'lins and A. K.

Tatem retiring members. Byorderof Board of Published in Daily Sews March 69s PROCLAMATION OF ELECTION. electors of the City ol Salem are hereby 1 notlflrd tea' on Monday, tne 5th day ot Apiil. A. D.

1S97. between the hours of 5:30 o'clock a. m. and 5:20 o'clock at the USDS! vottnic places ot said city, an election will be held for the purpose ol choosing the following officers, viz: Four Conociimen. One In the First Ward, one In the-Second Ward, one in Ward, and one in the Fourth Ward.

Abo four Assessors. One in the First Ward, oue in the Second Ward, one in the Third Ward, and one in tbe Fourth Ward. J-D. FOUNTAIN. Maior.

0., March 18. IfiC. 65-s BEAR EXAMINATION graceful, easy running- and durable. Sterling Cycle Works, Chicago, III, ASK FOR CATALOGUE. Sortt Londj 7 Street, Telephone 135.

D.H ARRIS SON, to J. W. Livery, Feed and Boarding Stables, USE. Main Street, -OPPOSITE POST Draft, driving and Saddle Hones always on Cabs for Funerals and Faxtitt. Phone No.

16. 49 6001 VSPAPERr.