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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-08-05
(From the ONO Patriot }

PoLIrICAL RowDYIsN.-A correspondent
from Alliance gives the names of some of
Grants monkeys who disturbed the Tatitica-
ton meeting. They ought TO be well venti-
lated and cOllOgned. He says &:
A suffering curse by the name of Bill
Jones who attempted to discharge in very
unsatisfactory way to stockholders OF the n.
K. Mill Company some duties connected with
the books of said company, interposed his
filthy remarks. Another rIngleader is named
Davis, a laborer in the Rolling Mill, whose
mind has been troubled since manhood, with
the problem, viz :: ''Whether he created the
Almighty, or the almighty him" He was
IN the army and arrested in Columbus on his
return for violating criminal law. He is very
| loyal and very braVe-his habit is to strike
| drunken men only. Another ringleader is
named f. y. johnson, Jr. This man, by
! falsehuod and chicanery was nominated by
/ the Republicans in Stark County last fall for
( the Legislature. Tie was very certain of the
! election, and got up, it is said, an apprOpri-
/ ate apparel for self and family, and rented q
1 house for his sojourn in Columbus. But the
! election returns told him the State did moi
| need his services. This spring he made an
! issue, at the election of the School Board, Ii
teach i'll the primary department, and receiv'
! cu some IIteen Ut lheLtS NO'Cs- II 10 hN
strange that man so lost TO self-respect anc
the esteem of his fellows, should descend IL
the level of a bawdy house rowdy. The las
of this quartette of uncaged '.ail birds" Il
whom shall aIlude is Josh Hunt, botcf
carpenter, who has been operating around
town for some time He is the lowest of thu
vulgar no lady is safe in his presence for
moment from insult by his foul mouthed OBJ
sceniiy. He was private in the army, ant
had to be castigated by his Captain, $50 dam
rumor says, in every engagement, to kee!
his legs from running away with his coward
ly soul The party he associates with despi
ses him. Mr.. Editor, these are the class O
men the Republicans dOped with low tiatter.
and mean whisky and sent on the mission o
breaking up Democratic meeting.
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THE cAMPAIGE "a KANSAS.
SPEECH OF HON. F. P. BLAIR.

LEAVENwoRTH, KANSAS, July 81.
General Frank z. Blair addressed
an immense meeting this evening
from the steps of the Mansion House,
in this city. His speech was princi-
paIIy devoted to the action of the
Radical party in the reconstruction
of the South, and the record of Gen.
Grant. He charged that the Repub-
Iicans. having lost the confidence of
the white people of the country, had
reserted to the support of the blacks;
that it was from no love OF the negro
race that they had enfranchised them,
but only as a scheme to maintain
themselves in power. He said he had
nothing to say against General Grant
personally that his military services
would ever aforementioned with pride
! but that since he had entered the
arena of politics, his acts politically,
| were proper matters for public criti-
| cism, That Grant had changed his
view; on the subject of Reconstruc-
tlon ntestibly-having, at the
close Of the war, urged the lmmedi-
/ ate admission OF Senators and Repre-
sentatives of Southern States, chosen
then by the people of those StAteS.-
lBut, he said, the secret of the adhe-
renee of Generals Grant, Sheridan,
and other regular army officers to the
Radical party, Is, that the tendency
of that party, which has OVerthroWH
the prerogatives CT the Supreme Court
and Executive branch of the Gov
ernment, is toward military despot-
ism, which, being necessarily based
upon military power, would give
consequence to prominent officers OF
the army. .-.t-s.: goo
He said history shows that no party
I tho and IlZInOr the
means adopted by the Radicals, can
live, or receive the support of the
people. He denied that the senti.
ments expressed in his letter, or hi:
New York speech, were revolutiona
nv {; that the peoply of the United
States, at the last elections, had repu
. dated negro suffrage, upon which
was based the whole reconstruction
scheme, and that to overthrow, by
proper Constitutional means, the re
construction acts, is but carrying on
the will of the. people. -"-
z He charged that the Radical part!
4 only are revolutionary. IN reply t
Y q remark from the crowd, he said
It The Radical party have made copper
g headism respectable.
e General Blair spoke about thirt,
n minutes, his remarks being receive,
= with much enthusiasm, and at tn
e close was followed by music and
IS brilliant d s2lay of fireworks.
:, Afterward, Hon. G. w. GIlck
Y Democratic nominee for Governor
le addressed the meeting, and was TO
ct lowed by Colonel Charles w. Blail
at nominee for Congress, and othe
le General Blair leaves for Omaha t.
i morrow. q. ........rer .0. v-t.isa.
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sold Dan Tucker, y

Sam Ulysses he got drunk,
Fell in the fire and kicked up chunk,
Kicked up a chunk and broke his shin,
Guess he won't do it agin'. p
Out of the way, Sam Ulysses,
Out of the way, Sam Ulysses,
Out of the way, Sam Ulysses,
You've no chance for the lOayes and hshss.
Simpson lived on trotting track,
Carried Washburne on his back,
Cut his corns with sulkey-wheel,
Which GIN him jin-jams on the heel.
Out of the way, Hiram Simpson
Out of the way, Hiram Simpson,
Out of the way, Hiram Simpson. on.
The White House chair you'll get no glimps,
Useless Hiram came to town,
To buy two pups of Marshal Brown,
Looked in a glass and tUmbled down,
Took six weeks to fetch him rOun';
Out of the way, Useless Hiram,
Out of the way, Useless Hiram,
Out of the way, Useless Hiram,
Chaps like you we don't desire 'em.
Windy Phillips don't like Sam,
Thad Stevens, he does cuss an dam,
Greeley swears like a buccaneer,
Ann Dickinson says it's mighty queer.
Out of the way, Simpsons party,
Out of the way, Simpsons party,
Out of the way, Simpsons party,
Seymour and Blair are bound to start ye
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DIED,

TIERNAY-At Cooks tavern in Plain
township, miles from Canton, on the night
of July so, John Tierney, aged about 90
years
'Trish John, - as Mr.. Tierney was usual
" called, was at times very intempreate, and
had been drinking for some weeks past. He
had, however, sobered up, and on the day
before he died had been about and had eat
en- very hearty dinner.
BERG-On the 18th of July, Ida, daugh-
ter of Jacob and Ellen Berg, aged three
months and ten days.
Little Ida thou hast left us,
And the hours are sad and drcar,
All, how happy were the hours
When thy little form was here.
But we know our Heavenly Father,
Took our little blossom home,
Andwe know that she forever
With the angels there shall bloom
ECKERT-In Canton on the I'd inst, Mrs,
Elizabeth Eckert, aged 67 years.
! HAZLETT-In Canton on the 2d ms
| Mrs. Margaret Hazlctt, AgeC z Sears.
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= The honse of George Crater, residing
four miles from East Liverpool, WIS visited
abont two o'clock on the afternoon of July
Is, by man pretending to be government
officer, taking the census The men being
in the field harvesting, and no one at the
house but the old LADY and daughter, the man
demanded money and keys of the house
Getting four and fifty dollars, he said he
would go TO the field to Il men. He was
accompanied by little boy from the honse,
but coming near the woods, he told the boy
to go home, and fled into the woods. Tht
man was about thirty years of age, five fee
ten, had black hair and beard, with light ha
and yellowish clothes. One hundred dollar
reward is offered for the recovery of tn
money and conviction Of the thief. Y
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-08-05

RAILROAD ENUETE.-Day before yesterday
Mr.. Thos. McCue took passage on the Cen
tral Pacific Railroad at Sacramento for Col
fax. When the Conductor came around to
demand tickets, Mr.. McCue asked what the
fare was The Conductor said that So, 90
would pay the demand. McOue rendered a
S5 'greenback bill and 80 cents in silver
The Conductor said Mr.. CroCker was ON
board, aud that he would consult that gentle
man. The Conductor returned and said the
fare to Colfax is So, ,54, whereupon McCue
rendered $5 in Greenbacks and 55 cents in
silver coin The conductor refused to take
this, and forcibly put McCue off the cars.
The end is not yet.-lGrass Valley (Cal.l
| Union.
We regret our friend McCue was compel
led to foot it But we presume he will ties
whether Greenbaclls ARE legal tender il
California Railway companies here con
slider the greenback a legal tender, bu
Bondholders do not to THEN. Great Cour
| try
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-08-05
COMMERCIAL.
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.


GOLD-Gold active, advancing to 1454
a 145s, closing firm at that rate. All offer
&c was promptly taken. There is a large
uncovered short interest, especially among
foreign.
NEW YORK MARKET-Monday, Aug. 3.
COTTON-Shadef firmer; 80 10 8O4 for
middling uplands.
FLOUR-Close6 &c better on lower grade
wsth a good demand.
WHEAT-Very firm and quiet at 81 80
a 81 81 for No. ,, and $2,O0@$2 04 for
! No. l spring.
RYE-Scarce and firm at 81 so.
OATS-Heavy; Sic in store andSl9@ sc
afoat.
CORN-Dull and heavy; 81 O5 for un-
sound and 81 l 0 @$l III for sound new
mixed western afloat.
PORK-Nominal; at $28 so for mess,
cash and regular.
BEEF-Steady, with moderate demand.
! CUT MEATS-Moderate demand and
unchanged.
! BACON-Nominal
LARD-Firm at 1SE@1SEctfor fair tt
prime steam.
EGGS-Firm at 26@2Sc.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-08-05
MEMPHIS.
Horse Thieves Hung by Judge Lynch.

MEMPHIS, July 3l.-Last evening
while Constable Day, with a guard of
three men, was bringing two horse
thieves, named Christopher a. Ben
der ard benjamin Whitfield, from
Raleigh to this city for commitment
to jail-they having been found riding
stolen horses-Whep within two miles
OF the city the guard was suddenly
surrounded by about forty masked
horsemen, VINO took the prisoners,
and ordering the guard not to follow,
left in the direction of Raleigh. This
morning the men We're found near
McCallum's mill hanging to tree
with a paper pinned on them inscrib'
ed. "Horse thieves-hung by an out
ragged community"
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These Hkenesses we know TO be correct,
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Council Proceedings.


Council met pursuant to adjournment |
Present full Board. President Wysnt in the |
Chair.
On motion the reading of the minutes Of
the former meeting were dispensed with.
PETITIONS.
\ petition was presented by J. G.. Shuttle,
praying for a change in the grade Of 10th
Street, and to construct stone culyerts over
the sewers ON Walnut Street at the crossing
Of 10th Us il is at the intersection of +. Tus.
Referred to the council in body which met
yesterday at O'Clock p. M. on the spot
REPORTS.
From the Committee ON Police, that the
tool house in the rear of and adjoining the
hook and ladder house, be converted by
proper repairs into Station House or City
Calaboose. Action deferred oneweek.
From the Committee ON Gas that posts be
erected from Cherry Street to the New De-
pot. Accepted. s
From Committee on Streets reporting ad
versely on claims for damages from undue
/ overflow of water on private property. Ac-
cepted.
From Committee on Water Works (AIr.
Schefer,) that he was authorized to visit
Cincinnati at the last meeting, end was about
To start, when he received = letter from En-
gineer Earnshaw stating that he was at leis-
ure and would rather visit Canton before ma
king an estimate for the Water Works. He
was accordingly written to come, and was
soon expected.
The Committee on Accounts of City Off
GERS reporting on NIr. Patton's claim of SI6O
balance due him rs Street and Health Com
missioner. Objections being made, the &C
count was referred back 10 the committee.
CLAIMS.
The following claims were allowed:
Sheriff Dunbar, boarding prisoners. $53, ,OC
A. McGregor & Son, printing 5000
A. Reintzell, City teamster, 97,0C
w. II. Wyant, hay for city horses, 1870
Correll * Son, for gas corks, 2s,O
g goods for fire dept, s,64
F. w. Haack, setting glass, l,6C
The following claims were referred:
City Solicitor, for services, S2S0,O(
Mayor Sayler, for special police, IA,
Both of the above were referred to com
mittee on acc. of City officers.
ORDINANCES.
To provide for the acceptance and con
frmation of Keith Ie Schoits second ad
dition. Read the third time and passed
To regulate the keeping and transporta
ton Of gun, blasting and other explosiv
powder within the city of Canton. Rca'
the third time and passed.
Mr.. NJ. Reynolds, by permission or Com
mittee submitted proposition that the pave
ments on the West end of West TU>rUswa
street be not more than ten feet widc. au,
only widening so as to make the street at-'r
seventy feet wide.
The committee ON Fire Department sNl
thorizcd To exchange houses with the Re-
= cue FIR Go. and the Steamer, lLc rormr
!; taking thc Hook and Ladder house.
Election uf Treasurer was deferred mt
,, the next meeting. .
; The Chief Engineer suggested that ella
;, pipe instead of wood be procured for i'll
; cistern on South Market street. Agreed Il
Adjourned for one week. qla ta-.a-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-08-05

THE Boston. Courier says "a carpet
bagger in South Carolina, by the
name OF Whittmore, formerly of this
city, who. has been chosen, we believe
to represent that State in Congress,
raised the wind on his first appear
ance in a very ingenious manner. He
convinced the negroes that their mar
rIages under the old system were in
valid and that they must be spliced
anew by himself. In me cases
couples of darkies came to be re- mar
ried who had grandchildren with
them. Whittnlore, of course, chaTg-
ed a remunerative fec for his services
and so put money in his purse."&GE
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-08-05

BIAN DRowSED.-A man was seen At the
Amity Mill DAM, about one-half mile north
west of Franklin Square, on the evening of
the 9th inst. Friday morning his clothes
were found lying ON the breast of the dam,
and search was made in the water for the
body, when it wasrecovered. It's supposed
he went into the stream to bathe, and was
taken with cramp, and drowned He was q
stranger. A receipt was found in his pocket
in favor of Jsdob Joust; also pocket book
containing so 50 in money, a watch, pho
tograph of young lady, and a German tesla
ment. An inquest was held on the body by
the Coroner, and the jury returned verde,
| of accidental drowning. ONO PATRIoT
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-08-05

PERSONS in need of the services of an ex-
perienced Dentist should not fail to consult
DR.. Doups, who has an experience of twelve
years practice in Canton. The substantial
character of his work is fully attested to by
hundreds of persons who have ayailed them
selves of his services. The varied expert
ences of so many years practice, insure to
persons cntruSting the care of their teeth TO
him, the cheapest because the most dura-
BILE operations. Office near Oberley's Gro
Gerry and opposite Stark County Bank. 45-ti
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Central Committeeman

The following gentlemen were found to
be elected Central Committee for the ensu-
ing year, -..,- In .-41
Paris Township, j. p Rouch; Wash
ington, Peter Veserai; Lexington, ]. B..
Wilson; Marlborough, John Bryan; Mimi
shillen, Joseph Gaclatte; Osnaburg, J. ID.
Miller; Sandy, w. II. Knots; Pike, DR.. G.
T. Walker; Canton, VIM. \. Lynch: Plain,
Levi Mckinney; Lake, Edward Berry {;
Jackson, John Hammer; Perry, ]. b. Es-
tep; Bethlehem, John Leow; Sugarcreek,
II. ]. McFS-sen; Tuscarawas, ]. W. Ober-
lin: Lawrence, Geo. J. McCadden.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-08-05

Scuoo1. ELECTroE.-Mo Monday last was Tie
day OF oar annual election for two members
Of the Board of Education. 1t was agreed
10 make no party issue, and an acceptable
ticket, composed of ISAAC HARTER and r.
A DuNpAR was run, OF course the turn
out was small, and near the hour of closing
G ?. ", some PIzEN RAIDS began Il
come in with written tickets intending &c
beat Sheriff Dunbar. These worthless, how
ever slipped up in their nice little ga me. =
There are all kinds of fish that swim, tad
poles, minnies, sc.
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Congressional Delegates.

The following are the names of Delegates
to the Congressional Convention:
Paris, John Carson; Washington, d. II.
Smith; Lexington, II. Walser; Marlboro,
Jacob Bair; Nimishillen, Z Landon; Osna-
burg, S Snyder; Sandy; W. II. Knots;
Pike, DIR. &. Il. Walker; Canton, Law
renee Alexander; VIM. Dannemiller; Plain,
John Steel; Lake, l.. Raber; Jackson, Sam
uel Beatty; Perry, Levi Stump; - Lee;
Bethlehem, Alex. Henderson; Sugarcreek,
S. S. McFaren; Tuscarawas, S. Krider;
Lawrence, Job Haney.
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STAR GALVANIZED LIGHT
MING ROD!

Which is superior 10 any in nse. II is
made from Magnetic Iron, manufactured
for our company only, athS square
grOoved, spiral twisted aI1 galvanized.
and connected with pure copper couplings
rendering il equal TO q Ccpprr ROA. the
whole. surmOunted with Gold plnirti
Chester Point OF Pure Copper, Thus form.
ing continuous Rod from the Point to
the ground. and by "a combination of
metals forming II Galvanic Battery in the
rod.
Our Star Galvanized Rod Is warranted
always 10 remain bright and clean, and
never corrOde or rusF, thus presenting u
neat ornn mental appearance un the build
| ing worth more .thrn its nOst aG a matter
Of OF naInent, say nothing about its sure
protection against lightning.
More thsn two milton feet have been
sold annually for the last five years in nil
parts of the country, and nCtwithstand-
| ing we have constantly offered five hun
dred dollars to any person who would
| show that any building injured by light.
| ming with eur Star Galvanized Rods
properly and scientifically erected there.
| on, not cf.C accident has been reported To
| us. We c''ntinne TO offer the above re-
! ward as Ilzaal. .. .tg.E .
The pTi'as' is so trivial compared wiih
the adY9E'aGSs OF certain protecti0n
| against tn terrific effects OF lightnlux
! That 4 is TlssUItcStIy TO the interest OF ali
| persons to have them. Unlike anything
| else, these conductors hast fur genera IONS.
Why delay. =" important a matter wbeB :,
lew dollars icYPStod IN Tur Star GrlVau-
liHed Rod W place you ana your prep
-eTty and :aluily. ouIof .Gangar as long as
the building stands
Or will you delay until the crash oi
broken huliGerbolts and The vivid burns
ings Of fierce lightning Awakes you to the
necessity OF this useful means OF protec-
tionH d .-H 80. ts..... ..a- "a - T.fs.
We also erect Carbonized Iron Light
ming Rods With the same copper plated
points and the same insulator. Our glass
lnsulator- is a decided Improvement upon
anything of tho kind ever used. l has
discharging points to relieve the rods
when over-charged, and thus prevent al
explosion. . ...... .
All orders left at the corner of Cherry
and Eighth streets, near the New Dopot
or by letter, Will receive prompt attention
/ 8. F. CROSS 81 co.
Canton. o. June 10. lS6s-!.. d .i.. q.
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Onward, right onward,
Into the Valley of Death,
Rode the Six Hundrel -

But larger, by hundreds multiplied into
millions, than the band who rode to swift
destruction in Tennyson's poem, is the great
cAyalcade of unhappy men rushing to un-
timely graves, followed by the gaunt spectre
Dyspepsia This is all wrong, and should
cease. Plantation Bitters, the great stomach
Pain Killer, cures Dyspepsia, Heartburn,
Headache, Vertigo, Dizziness, and all symp-
toms of a kindred character, as if by magic.
For Languor, Lassitude, Great Weakness,
and Mental Depression, they have won
derful effect.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-08-05
MARRIAGES.

SLUSSER--BETZ- Tuesday morning
July 2Sth, at nine o'clock, at the Trinity
Evangelical Lutheren Church in Osnaburgh
by Rev. Geo. E. Moore, Mr.. James G.
Slusser to Miss SaIlie Betz, all of Stark
County, Ohio. ..
GROSS-BAKER-In Louisville, on the
first inst, by George Violand, Esq, Mr..
Daniel Gross and Miss Miranda Baker.
BENDER R-SHOOK-On the ID inst by
the Rev. s. Beachler, at the house of GEO.
A Shook, Mr. Allen Bender and Miss Phe
be Shook, both of Plain township.
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New Advertisements.

Farm for s4le-Belden & Mckinley.
Tubular Well-Renner & Kelley.
Empire Tea & Company--Deville & Spie
del
Road Notice-Nimishillen
Stray Sheep-X. Pommier.
Sheriff's Sale e-Sheriff Dunbar.
Medical-H. T. Helmbold.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-08-05

TIE Postmaster at Canton has letter
from Manistee, Mich, stating that an explo-
sion in a mill, few days since, killed ten
men, one of whom was Charles .KoOns. The
latter had informed gentleman of that
place that his father lived in Canton, and
was a machinist A letter is now in
the Canton Post Office awaiting delivery to
the father of Charles KoonS REPUBII CAN.
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LIEFr7- HIsA ETFI --SEREHGTEE
THg GREAT FsKNcH REkEpr-
~ DeIanlaPres's SDocifle- Pflfs

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Are mast ener5etie and efa eefl. rstn6dy Ia rass
Of SpermatOr. hoes or Seminal weakness; ni,9htty
daily prematuTs EIBsaGions; S~xsinl weakntss e
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sexual exc sSes. relaxation OF the s-gnlta Sggacn
weak EPine; lime or Briek-dsiAt dep sttS Il IN
Urine; Miisy discharges, Be- sad AL - 4stly
symptomi arislug fro4o overlisr or sxce'sf -.
Palnpt-t ct,HtHiniEg Mi paTtieu rs IN 5Di-
r. ction- ant aIyicr. printrd Ia FlrreE Gsrn4n,
Spanlrh ani ng i>h. acco'npaldes ~-s.i' hnx ard
VIII be sent by mail free of Of cost 70 .ny Shy
will write f.. /. Price - per box rr siE Dorsx
for S.. t4
Sold by 81 the principle Euggi~lh, sr VII M
sent by mail securely sealed ON roc=ipt III the
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Congressional.

The Democratic Congressional Convention
for this District, is to assemble at Wells
vile ON next Tuesday. The gentlemen ma
med in connection with the nomination are
L. L. LANdBoRN, DANIEL SoURBEOK, d. t.
Lawson, Of Wellsville, GKoRsz W. MoCooE
and ]. II. s. TRAINER.
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TRAINS GOING EAST.

F. z. MYERS. Gen. Ticket agent.
YOUNGSTOWN, New Castle and Erie Ex
press leaves Youngstown, 3, S,3ip, m; New
Crstle, 4.O0p, m; arrives Pittsburgh. 6.9OP,
IN. Returning, leaves Pittsburgh lila
m; arrives New Castle, Q, ,40a. IN; Houngs
town, CASA IN.
hurgh Accommodation leaves Youngs-
town, 6, ,0Oa ~; New Castle, 7, l0a. m; ar
riYes aileghany, I0,OOa. m. Returning,
leaves Pittsburgh, ,55i arrives New Cas-
tie, T,O5p, IN; youngstown. Loop. IN.
F. R, MYERS,
General Ticket Agent,
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BARNuAET u Co.-The Furniture Estab-
lishment of Barnhart & Co. has been reno
we'd from the old corner of East Tuscarawss
aad Walnut Streets to their spacious new
rooms in Haas's building, opposite Biechele's
Wholesale Grocery Establishment in the Rex
Block.
Messrs. BaInhart 6 Co. have now a mag.
nificent business room, and space up stairs
in which to exhibit their splendid stock OF
choice furniture. We advise our friends in
need of good furniture to give them call.
See their advertisement in this paper.