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TIL MASsILLON INDEPENDENT
Nh. John Frost, editor Of the Massil-
ion Independent, devotes near a col umn
and u half in his last Issue, to a Tres
taurant and Saloon in Massillon.-
That which sesms to have raised Mr..
Frost's ire, was the reading on the re
verse of their card:
"Give strong drink unto him that
is ready to perish, and wine to those
that be oil heavy hearts" Tim. 5:23.
'tDrink no longer water, but use a lit,
tie wine for thy stomach's sake, and
thine often infirmities. lib, "Let
him drink and forget his poverty, and
remember his enemy no more" Prov.
42;G, 7.
At all this Mr.. Frost RACES. "Here
is an evident attempt to set the laws
at deflance"-as though a crazy "Beel-
zebub' disunionist like Frost eyer
cared a fig for law-unless 1t pleased
him. Frost IL one of that old CARR
son crew who have ever denounced
the Constitution and the Bible. Poke
a Ettle Scripture at Frost and he is in
connptioRs at once. Poor Frost =
Take a little .fOr thy stomach's sake.'
Robert Burns does the Proverb
command in this way:
Gle HIM strong drink, until he wink,
That's sinking in despair,
AM liquor guild to fire his blood,
That's pressed wi grief and care,
There let him bowse and deep cSrouse,
VII bumpers flowing Ger,
Till he forgets his loves and debts,
And minds his griefs no more.
We advise neighbor Frost to quit
swinging on that sour apple tree, and
learn not to snarl so at mankind and
the weather:
Fol- the world goes up and the world goes
down.
And the sunshine follows the rain,
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CLEVELAND, April 8.
FLOUR-City made $I0aI0 25 for
xxx white; S8aS 25 for Xxx amber;
81 25a7 so for Xxx red winter; S6a6 q
for x red. Country made Sc 5Oa7 75
for Xxx red and amber; seas 70 for Xxx
spring; IS 75a9 for Xxx white winter.
BuckWhest flour dull and nominal.
, rGRAIN-Wheat, No / red winter
Offered at 81 43, and 81 Al bid; sales No
2 at 81 30. Corn, sales at SIC Oats,
sales at G2e. .FET.E- =
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The ether dsy4 we dropped into the
Bauhof establishment, opposite the
American Hotel, and noticed some
magnificent WORK fn-the most artistic
style. Their, monuments and tomb
stones are got UP in a manner most
attractive. Read their advertisement
in this paper.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-04-14

THEATRICAL.-Our readers will
please remember that Sherry's New
York Theatre will make an appear
anee az Schaefer's Opera House on the
ed inst. The opening piece Is 10 be
Little Barefoot" and the farce Of
1.-The Happy Man,
Our readers will remember that
Sherry's company had a popular run
OF W nights In our town some two
months ago. They are on their re-
turn east from a successful western
touE-Thisa will
not fail toCdraW q Jr0usiag house en-
the22d,
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ROAD NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that q petition
will be presented to the Commissioners of
Stark County, at their next session, to be
held on the first Monday of June, A D
1868, praying for the establishment of a
county road along the following described
route in said county, to wit: Beginning
st z point in the road leading from Canton
10 Harrisburg, in the north east quarter of
section number thirty four in Plain town.
ship, where said road crosses the line be-
tween lands owned by Benjamin Spangier
and Jacob Baum; thence west on the line
between lands owned by said Spangler and
Baum and Peter Loutzenheiaer to tho north
west corner of said Spaugler's land; thence
north on the line between lands owned by
said Loutzenheiser and Lewis Essig, to in
tersect the road running west on the line
between lands owned by said Essig and ]
+ Williams. .-L FTsr
.apll4w4. A PETITIONER.
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FACTS 1SD FAAIIoSs.-The New
York Monthly, edited bp j.. Il. west.
Is the only legitimate exponent Of
dents Fashions veF established In
the United states. IL being apubIiea-
,T%ion by an association of the heading
broadway and other principal tailors
OF the large cities OF the country.
Each month it presents its patrons
with whatever of merit In change of
style that may be- adopted by the
leading tailoring houses In the cities.
Two thoroughly practical and elegant
SUITS tAat haVe been fully adopted by
b leadiag New York houses rs
spring styles, aud reported in the
April number Of the above monthly,
may be seen at A. Kits, who Is sole
agent for the above work for this sec
kfnh. AZ 1IEhS TETFEg
- eEaslodw "a sz l9z a7z
.NEfN a 20 IE-
H.eH
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MARKKT.

CHICAGO April 10.
FLOUR-Dull; spring extas So 5Oa
Z 90.
GRAIN-WhsRt quiet and 4a3cIow-
er. Sales of No. 1 at $115a1 III. No.
2 at 81 072a1 1O3.
-H0GS-Firmer and a shade higher,
at 50 25al0 20 for light to medium.
BEEF CATTLE-Quiet at 81 75a5
624c for common to good butchers
stock, and Sc O0a6 so for fair to good
stockers.
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MURDER AT HoMEWooD.-On
Wednesday tlast week, two men en-
ployed att inrnaoein HomsWoOd Ra.i
named Archie Knowles and Jackson
Kirkwood, had contest for q newshov
ell, which both claimed. Kirkwood
offered it to Knowles, who said, keep
it; you are nothing buta baby, any
way,p and turned to4eave him, when
Kirkwood raised the shovel and broke
it Over Knowles head. He died q.
bout nooI1the same day. KRkRood
fled Immediately, and has not been
heard of. = p .-.-NLl
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PROFESSOR NoRvILLE, holds q
musical convention daily of some 200
ofour school boys and girls. Inabout
two weeks Professor NOrville and pu-
pills, viii give a grand exhibition of
The Fairies festival in Sehaefer's OPP
era House. 1t will be Il splendid af-
fair. ra
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ITO
4 having been restored to health in q few weeks
by ayery simple remedy after having sufered for
dread disease O-nnsumpiOn-is anxious To make
known to his fellow-suderers the means of cure.
prescription used Oree OF ehafge,l with the direc-
h9ls for preparing and using the9uss which they
BEoNoHTTsS CoUanss CoLDs, and all Throat and Lung
Affections. The only object OF the advertiser. +
sanding the Prescription Is to benefit the ah1icte>
and spsead which he coneeiYestO bein
valuable, and be hopes every sufferer will try his
q blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, FIRE, byreturn
mail viii please address
\ --r 81 -l Rev. EDWARDA A. WILSON,
I'D. Williamsburg. Kings Co.. New York.
may22'6IY1smp
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SEE BUNcH OF GEAPEs.-On Standard in
another column SPEER'B STANDARD
WINE BITTERS is highly recommended
by physicians for Dyspeptics, on account
of its tonic properties, lis purity. and its
delicious flavor. mar9l-Iy
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-04-14

ALLIANCE -EELARGEMENT.-M.
WHEELER has built an addition tohis
business place, and has enlarged his
Boot and Shoe room to double its
former capacity TO make room for his
spring stock, which is to be by odds.
the largest he has ever had in store.
This Is owing to the increased and in
ereasing demand at his counter for
Boots and Shoes. His manner of do
ing business gives such general salts
faction that his trade Is looming up
with unusual rapidity. In a few days
he starts East to make his purchases,
and viii select his stock in person, OF
the very best material and workman
ship. He goes TO Lynn, Massachu-
sets, headquarters in the United
states for the manufacture of Boots &
Shoes also. to Boston. He will pur-
chase exclusively for cash, and with
the greatest of care, and intends to
undersel any house In this district.
Buying largely and for ready pay, en-
ables him to beat all competition. So
look out for something nice when he
returns. -rI-7r martf10
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PEREEcIED SPEGIlfLES.

Too much cannot he said as to their
SUPERIORITY over the ordinary
glasses worn There is no gIimmerinS,
wUveriDg of the sight, dizziness, or oth>
er unpleasant sensation, but on the con =
trary, from the peculiar construction Of
the Lenses, they are soothing and pleas
ant, causing a feeling of relief to the
Wearer, and
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-04-14

THANKS % Senator THURMAN for
copy Of The Daily G. Obesupplement
oGApril 9th. 1t contains Mr.. Thur
mans able remarks on Mortons a
mendment, we are glad 10 receive
such ksVorsaonee aezin from Washing
AnnL..--a INN LII -frnrH IL.
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A GOOD house for sale on North Walnut,
east side, between 4h and 9Th. The dwell.
ling contains nine rooms, has sgOOd stable
and all convenience. Enquire at this of
fee. If.
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4MOABY Is Our sUIT.,

-.And money we must have to do
business. There is mouse talking.
-oaediting and waiting has only
involved us more in peeuniary
embarrassments, We assure one
and aIi4srT IS AZ OUT
ON and after May lst therefore,
We shalI adopt strictly the CASH
SYSTEM mall our business. Gun
subscribers too, will bear in mind
that all papers, Without excep-
ton, will be discontinued, unless
paid in advance, after May 1st.
We give this as a fair warning,
,6eadgI ompSiledA thereto. y Let
no one hereforetake offence.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-04-14

PENMANsHIP.-J. Henry Huston,
formerly Professor of Penmanship
Iron City College, Will teach a class in
that useful art at the Union School
building. Mr., II. has specimens of
his own work that are superior to any
that we have seen.
On Friday evening OF this week, all
those Wishing to avail themselves of
the benefits of his teaching are invited
to meet at the Union School building.
We hope our young men will not fail
to improve this opportunity.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-04-14

The "SPEcTAcLE MAN. CoNNe.-Cad
well the renowned optician viii visit US
again If you want to be correctly
atted with the best OF spsetaeles, wait and
see him. Further notice will be given.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-04-14

PIGEoNs.-Mr. Rodman LOvett, Of
this place. went to Indiana last week,
and. we learn. in two days, caught
a,OOO OF the birds. He ships them tc
points for sale. =
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-04-14

DR. GLEASON, the celebrated lectu.
e on Physical Culture, delivers a
course. in Harter's Hall this week.
Go, by alllmeans, and learn some
thing OF yourself. ''The proper study
OF mankind is man,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-04-14

L. Panther has gone East for his
spring stock of clothing goods. His
new int Eagle Block will soon
be filled with attractions in his line.
Call aud see. 4 n
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-04-14

REMoUALs-Mrs. j. b. Adams has
removed her Millinery establishment
from East Tuscarawas street TO the
Piero building, on Market street,
east side, corner of 4th, nearly oppo-
site the Kramer Hotel. Mrs. Adams's
many friends will find her ready to
receive them, aud attend to their Or
ders in accordance with the latest
styles and newest fashions. apl7w2.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-04-14

ORDERS for Roses, Verbenas, Bed
ding-out plants, &c, promptly filed
by Faber, next door to Post ONCE.
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Lots for Sale,

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS A
few more of those Cheap and DesirnS
BILE Building Lots for sale in his addition
in the northern part Of the city, which he
Will sell very low. or terms to suit pur-
chRsers. Remember. these are acre lots
less the streets and alleys. CalI and sec
them before you buy. For particulars,
call on the subscriber, either at the Au-
difor s Office, OF at his residence on North
Market street. s
GEO. ". LA WRENCE.
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STRANGE, U TRUE.-Every Young lady an
- gentleman in the United States can hear somW
thing very mach to their advantage, by rstur
S%lthout charge(- by addressing the undersIgpe
Those having fears OF being humbuggedd-m
oblige by not notieing this card. All OthersOE n
please address their obedient servant,
THOMAS F. CHAPMAN,
ctlOrlS- sS1 Broadway. New York.
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marriott

No ExCEPunAs-Can possibly be taker
to the use and miraculous effects of "Bar,
rett's Celebrated Hair Restorative" i
satisfies eYerybody, -
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TOLEDO

49, TOLEDO, April 8.
GRAIN-Wheat SC better; sales of
amber at 81 444S1 40; spring 81 IA
Corn &c. better; No L held at 65la662c;
Mo-, 6la613c; no grade 60c. Oats steady
at 6O4c.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-04-14

Mrs. BOWERS advertlses her Millin
cry establishment in this paper. The
place Is two doors west of the Nj. E.
Church, west Tusearawas street, See
advertisement. W
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Coon Clocks for only two dollars,
at Jos. A. Meyers, northwest corner
of Pdblie Square.
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BLANK-BOoKs, Stationery, Music,
News and Notions at Faber's, next
door to Post Office,
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A first class VelOcipede for sale,
cheap. Enquire at Faber's News De-
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Council Proceedings.
TnEsnA4LRuaninn

TUEsDA4Evening, April ID.
The Council met-present Messrs.
Wyant (PresidentP Anderson, Lind.
eman, Myers and Saxton. "
The minutes ofseveral previous meet
ings were read, corrected, and APP
nrnVn6-
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CITY ITEMS

Oil-cloth Window Shades at John
MeGregor's, cheap.
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John MeGregor has the largest, f.
nest and cheapest assortment Of WAL
Paper In the city. o o4sas-e s..-
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a sEYhRE hard frost last night.

.nosoReat kereforetake offence.
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We senU rs commission 10 Agents:
For a Club of Thirty, and $500,
one OF the following articles /; a Musket,
Shot GuQ, or Australian Rifle, 20 Yards
Shawl, Lancaster Quilt, Accordion, Sci
of Steel BIaded Knives and Forks, VIC
lin and Bhwp Fancy Dress Pattern, Pair
Ladies' extra quality Cloth Boots, one
dozen large size Linen Towels, Alham-
bra Quilt, HOneycomb Quilt, Cottage
CLOCK, White Wool Blanket. Is yards
best quality Print. IL yards Delain, one
dozen Linen Dinner Napkins, &C.
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TWELVE HUNDRED DOLLARS AND ALL Elk
PENsEs PADi-See advertisement of Amer
lean Shuttle Sewing Machine. Iyfeb'6S
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PeoducIng a Clear and Ms
1Fncf UslOuA

PEodueIng a Clear and Dis
ttncI Efs1on,M
As in the Natural Healthy Sight.
@=Ihe are the only Perfected Spec
tacles M~anufactur0d.
The ability OF the members of This
hrm4to adapt Spectacles to all sights
even when others have failed, Is too
well known 70 need comment
They will have with them a large as
sortment of GOLD, SILVER and
STEEL SPECTACLES; also, GOLD,
SILVER, STEEL and SHELL EYES
finish.
The Glasses are ground under their
own supervision at their mandatory
at Hartford, and persons may rest ass.
sured hat every care will be taken In
Giles.
Those needing the aid of Spectacles, or
suffering from weak and defective Vis>
ion, should not fail to call.
bdFRemember the date of visit.
We wish it distinctly understood
that WE EMPLOY NO PED
Oilers. apr7'69
I'D ."rr EH 0RNt W
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\ SUPPLY Of coal needed at Demo
GRAFT office. The weather is cold, and
wedesire TO keep warm.
The stone euytefs are busy dressing
for the Court House.
Goldaelosed in New York on Sat.
sprday at 1881.
Fhe man who don't take the paper
brought his family to town the other
day IN an ox-cart. He had never
seen nrailway car
ThaHksito our friend T. w. MeCue,
of Treasure City, Nevada, for a copy
or the WhiR Pine NeirS. We see Mr..
AleC9ets eAgased in the mining bu'
-afneSas
Every dFUSgIsf aw1u3 refund your
nancy IL perfect satisfaction Is not
given iuthe use of "Barrett's Justly
celebrated Hair Restorative after
using heo bottles.
The cheapestI lot Of Letter Note Pa
Ter and Envelopes, at John McGreg.
Or'S Doe f
20 .lGh
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of this idea of putting humbng medicines
that are constantly fhroWninto drug stores,
and are merely a 4 imposition upon commu-
nifty. But, when an article comes into the
market that is REALLY woRTHY of comment
We are happy to make pubic acknowledge
ment, trusting hat some benefit may arise
therefrom. DIR. r. V. Pierce, of Buffalo,
s.. T. is the proprietor of DR.. sage's Ga
taTrh Remedy, and we take pleasure in call
ing attention to it because we KNOW IT TO BE
\ GOOD ARTICLE, and q sure cure for that
loathseme disease, CATARRR. 1t Is sold by
most Druggists, or may be obtained for six
ty cents through the mail by addressing the
prpprietors as abOye.-CGkEkLAND HERALD.
~Tmar7W2 .
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PERs oNs m need of the services of an ex
perienced Dentist should not fail 10 consul
DR., DoUDs, who has an experience of twelve
yeeFs practice in Canton. The Substantia
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 entrusting the care of their teeth to
him, the cheapest because the most dura-
Bile operations. Office near oberley's Gro
eerY and opposite Stark County Bank 45-tf
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS behalf of
Miss A. L.. Savory and the pupils of
the Canton High School, the under.
signed herewith returns hearty thanks
to the eitizans of Canton, who favored
them with so large an attendance at
their School Concert on the evening
of March 3lst, and received their eff.
forts to please with such marks of ap.
probation and favor. 1t is due Miss
Savory to say that the labor of getting
up this entertainment devolVed main
ly upon her, and very much of the
proficiency OF the pupils, as therein
manifested, is due to her diligent and
Jealous instruction OF the school in
singing during the present year. Our
thanks are also due MI. Schsefer for
the ~gratuitOus use of his hall for the
Concert and for the Reunion OF the
School on the Friday evening after.
For the information Ofthe public, we
append the following account
Total receipts at theC Concert, 500 I6
ExPESsEs-Paid A McGreg~
or for printing, SI2 so
Mrs. Orth for Costumes, IL 90 I'D
Mrs. Russell for Flowers, $50
n. B. Fogle for keeping door. $50
Mr.. Stierhof for Band, : so as 90
Balance. $50 I6
This balance has been placed IN the
School Treasury, to be Kept towards
the purchase OF a Piano for the use of
the Schools in their singing exercises,
which has been for long time ons of
the felt needs in conducting this so
very necessary part of Education.
r 'etL DANL. WORLEY. .
Supt. Canton Union School.
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WAIT a few days, We lovers OF nice
goods, for johnson is East now buying
a splendid Stock of Spring and sum
mel goods which he will open in a
few days at his new Store on the Square
formerly occupied by ShIyely Bros.
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EPIsooPAL SERvleE-Ryery Sabbath, in
Harter's Hall, at log O'Clock A. N. and q
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Atwater, DR..$ s75I Russell, G L 5I75
Atwater, D.. 275lSouthard, VIM H SCI
Altman, C B.. 300 Shriver, Harmon 500
Archer, Geo. ...s924I steese, Isaac a59t
Altekruse, Henry 256l Skinner.A T.. ..21o
Albright, P G.. .S36I Snyder, 500
Albright, Fred. 1851 Sutherlin, ] F 1000
Beatty, Henry. ...763i Sehworm, Lewis 2I2
RroWn, VIM 12 Sibila, Adam. . .3S2
Rahney, Smith, B N....17a
Bachfel Jacob $50 Sibila, Nicholas So
Brown, NJ A.. 800 Steese, Chas. 10Y
Burton, ] P. .S05S9i Saler, Joseph. $50
Bayliss, Jas. .40S4Y ogt, John. ,.79l
Baylisss Edwin 16027fVogt. Anthony 517
Crosby, A L-224 WOrthorst, Frank los
Crawford, H B. .272 Webb, F R.. .82S
Chase, Kent J Z. 102i Watson, Joseph zoos
Conrad, 3 A-..fd06 Warwick, Ino G 222O
Coleman, Joseph 1921 Williams, T II 1878
Coleman, John. .S43f Young, Cyrus 1868
Clay, John. .143f Yost, Geo. .......8
Diehlenn, Peter. 1000 Bowman Abram 139
Dangler, J R. ...894tSnively, C......125
Davenport Jos. 1000 Umbenhour, JAG 62s
Diekey, k. 800 Weller, John. ..223
DaRgler, Henry 800 Wampler, David ATS
Doxsee, ] H.. iii Braucher, Samuel So
Everhard Henry. .105I Dumont, ] ] S 453
overland Jacob, .S52 Grossenbaugh, ] 70
Earl G..........15l Hall, Ruben. 81
Fries, John. ..... 159 lCrossf, Christian 400
Focke, Fred. 1852 lKlotz, JocOD .,..i2
Foltz, Henry. ..2201 Metz, Samuel. ..aS
Fake, Henry. 1850 Noble, VIM. 1880
Foreman, E P. 1000 Palmer, P j.. .Io4
aFihhle, f.. 267 Rohrer, Martin 547
Gr!bble, Peter. .9Si RouGh, Godfrey 80
Harsh, Geo. ..... 1862 Sprankel, M. .443
" Guard 414,Snydsr, Christian $50
Hqnch, Solomon I32SIStraWser, Benz 100
Howald, Jerry. ..7S7Young, Simon 168
HOokway, Fred 1000 BOmmerlein, 8 $50
Hoskins, John. TAI Hoover, A.......23
Jacobs, John. ..2O36 Mcdowell, D C 5S8
Jarvis, F u Estate 567 iBIiller, Elias. 50
Kitchen, VIM. .l99l Rhodes, David 791
KachleI, E.....lQ90l Rowland, Isaac 362
Kechler, ThOs. ..270!R einohl, Henry. "a
Kaufman, II s. .2O7t Warner, Martin PC
Kelley, j Stue. As Whitmyer, Jno 34S
Loeffier, Fred. 800 Buchtel, r H. ...210
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