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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-11-24

CoURr OF COMMON PLEAs.-Nothing of
a sensational character has transpired in
court thus far. We make mere mention
of fow.
Hannah G. Hamburger VS. James s.
Evans, bastardy,. gave bail in $500 to ap-
pear at next term. -i.
r. Greenlee VS. G. 8. Long, all of Alli'
ance, damages for brick used, verdict for
plaintiff 1891 sc, second trial allowed by
court.
Alliance Building and Loan Association
vsJ. j Donahoe, civil action, judgment
for plaintiff $734, q. L
james Mayley VS. James Kelley. Judg'
ment Sas, plaintiff Sz93, 40.
@. .Hane VS. II. ]. Bali ct al. Civil
action Judgment by default $l070,50.
Geo. w. Miller against Daniel Miller et
al, Judgment for plaintiff 1923, %.
j. Rosenberry against +, G.. Kimble.
Civil action. Judgment for S44l,6
STA q of Ohio VS. John Lewis. Selling
liquor contrary to law. The court fnec
defendant $50 and costs Also agains
Alonzo Beech. Fined s o and costs.
]. a. Saxton vs. VIM Prince. Civi
action Judgment for plaintiff S2,02I.
II. Laughlin VS. II. Greenlee. Civil ac
ton. Jury trial. Verdict for dsfendGn
S91, SO.
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The Editor IIuntcrs.

or al the mighty hunters in tho Fast or in the
our gallant brother, Est is by far the very best.
A few weeks ago a SELECT PARTY of our
editorial brethren and others slipped OFF
west on a hunting excursion, all by them
selves. to have a nice time, and feast on
ducks, goslings, deer meat, bear meat, &c,
of their own killing. Not being of the
party, we cannot state the wonderful ex
ploits of these mighty Nimrods, but the
following from Brother Glessner, who was
of the party, of the Richland Shield and
Banner, may give an idea of their skill
and success. BY Mud hens We wonder if
on. friend does not mean snipes.
can exchange says: The chief adven-
lures of a party of hunters from Marion,
Indiana in the kapkakec swamps, were
that the two skillful oar, men of the party
fell backward out of boat, and another
of the party vRinly endeavOred to shoot
the decoy ducks of Cincinnati sportsman.
Now, in all probability the exchange
has mistaken the place and one OF the IN
cidents. as il was ut Antwerp Reservoir
that the two ''skillful oarsmen" (Bro- Es-
till of the Holmes Co. Farmer and neigh
Dor Ritter, made back summersault out
of the boat, and Bro. Estill mistalling mud
hens for ducks, came in with hall dozen
of the former, cungraIulating himself on
the glorious feast he was about to have;
but imagine an elongated face, when, at
ter exhibiting the result of his prowess,
shout was given by the party, mud hens !
Our decoyed brother unlOaded with vim!
Bro. Estill has been publishing long and
thrilling accounts of their hunting exploits
We learn Beadle wants to put them mo
dime novel As we cannot wait for copy
of Beadle, we hope EStill viii send us cop
les of his paper containing the accounts,
as those we got are utterly worn out, pass
ing round among our friends.
We envy the future Sir Walter Scott
who shall detail in Lady of the Lake verse
this DUCEING HUNT. He will not begin:
The stag. 1T eve, had drunk his fiji,
Where danced the moon on Monans rlll'
But rather thus
The Wild ducks and brakes at the dawn few away
To seek in the swamps choice food for the day,
And when they had satisfied hunger's demand
Take q sail ON the lake or a firt ON the land
But how of do mankind see their hopes have q
fall
And often will buckles encounter q squau;
All, littc they dreamed that Judge EStill was round
And Lidc as they might, very soon they'd be found.
Long, long will the duckie remember that day
When our editor hunters went hunting that way
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DIR. WISHART'S
Pine Tree UaP Cordial {!

It is vital principle of the Pine Tree, obtained
BY peculiar process in the dist liation OF the
by which Its highest medical properties are re-
tanned 1t iuyigOra :es the digestive OIgAns and
tste1 system, II purihes aud enribhes the blood
and expels from che system the corruption which
scrOlula breeds on the lungs. II dlssolFes tue
mucus or phlegm witch stops the air Passages OF
the lungs. It's healing principle acts upon the
irritated surface of the lungs and throat. psnetra
ting 10 zach DIE eAsed part, relieving pain and
subduing inflammation II Is the result o years O.
study and experiment, and & ls offered - the AZ
dic, ed with positive assurance OF its power 10
he following diseases. If the patient has not
Consumption of the Lungs, Cough, Sore
Throat and Breast, Bronchitis. liY-
er Complaint, Blind and BIeedN
ing Piles, Asthma, Wheoping
Cough, DyptherlA, &c.
A medical expert, noldiug honorable coleg1ste
diplomas deyOtes his entire time to the examina-
ton of patieEts at the ofice pariors- Asssucisted
with b. are three consulting physicians OF &c
to the public free of charge.
This opportunity Is sfiEred by no other instit u
tiOn in The country. &c.
Letters from any part of the country. Szkid 8
advice, viii be promptly and grAtnltously respon,
ded TO Where convenient, remittanees should
tnke the shape of
DRAFTS OR POST OFFICE ORDERS.
Price of Wishart's American Dyspepsia Pills
81 box, Sent by mail on receipt of price.
Price of Wisharl's Pine Tree Tar Cordial, 81 80
q bottle or Sll per dozen. Sent by express,
AL COMMUNICATIONS should be addressed 4
L. @. G. WISHART, NJ. d., !
No. 232. North Second Street
oct20 'GOmsc9Gcsd PHI ADELPHIA
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THANKsGIvING.-Last Thursday was
pretty generally observed in our city, most
places of business being closed. Religious
services were had only in the NJ E church
by strange preacher, whom we may call
Smith. We learn, for We were not there,
the discourse was darko- pOliiicO, Grant
was wonderful good and nice man,
(''pIty he drinks'O was paying off the
debt so fast lin horn)-such good man
should be kept in power, &C, (monarchist
twaddle.)
It will be seen that the discourse was
not of Christ and him crucided, but of
Grant and truth belied. A little good com
mon sense is fine thing even in preach
eJ, and mOdicum of good breeding in
the pulpit may prevent even bOor from
showing his ears, and insulting people in
attendance to hear the Gospel and not to
hear a dish of narrow minded party poll
tics and faisehood.
The Presbyterian dinner at the St.
Cloud was largely patrOnized by cur citi-
Zens, and was, as we well know, a feast
of fat things The object was TO obtain
some material aid to finish their fine. stone
church edihce. The basement room of
the church is nearly ready for occupancy.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-11-24

AIAYoR's CoURr.-Dicz Donsldes be-
came somewhat obstreporoas last week, on
Wednesday evening, at the American
House, and made worse by resisting and
striking policeman Greek. OF course it
was the liquor IN Dick that caused II all
Mayor Sayler fined him $40, and gave
him len days in prison. -...."
William Fry was put in the lock up for
drunkenness ard fined 81 and costs on the
morning Of the 18th, paying which he
went on his way.
Hugh Ferren was locked up on the ev-
ening of the 10Th for the same offence
lie was unable to pay any fine. and on
promising TO leave the city next day was
discharged.
Fred EeFseF was nabbed on Saturday
evening Tor giy.ng a false alarm of
fire. After spending Lis time in the lock
up till Monday sc was fined 50 and costs,
which be paid and was discharged.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-11-24

DRowxED.-A fine young lad of Is
years, CHARLES w rSr, CaIIfO 10 IN uuIIme
ly death by drowning in the west creek
dam, on Monday afternoon. While skat
ing, the ice gave way and let him in. The
boys and young men skating around en-
deavored to rescue him, but failed, and it
was half an hour before the body was re-
covered, when life was extinct. The body
was finally recovered by Mr.. Daughsdy,
who did not know of the accident til
some time after young West had sunk for
the last time A little presence of mind
and prompt action on the part of bystand-
ers are very important on such occasions.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-11-24

No HUiBUG.-Wc do not wish 20 inform you,
reader that pr. Wonderful, or any other man. has
discovered remedy that cures all diseases OF
mind. body or estate, and Is designed TO make
our sublunary sphere blissiul paradise, to which
heaven itself shall be hut sideshow, but we do
wish to inform you that Dr. Sage's Catarrh Rene
dy has cured thousands Of cases of Catarrh in its
worst form and stages, and the proprietor will pay
500 for a case of this luathsome disease that he
cannot cure. Address X. V. Pierce, NJ. D., ButtI-
To- y. Y. For sale at most Drug stores 2jw2.
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a CARD.
10 Persons Wishing tO Build
Houses CA short Notice.

10 Persons Wishing 10 Build
Houses On Short Notice.
To show that Canton is not behind any
other city in building enterprise, 1 wonld
slate that a j. KISTz, of this city, con
tractor and Builder, took a contract on The
10Th inst to build me house on Elm
street, I6x24, story and . half. The
building was to have / rooms, windows
1 doors, besides stair and closet doors, and
to complete the dwelling ready for plaster
ing by the following Monday, the 22nd,
as wished TO move in on thai day.
II affords me pleasure TO say that not
wilhstandins the bad weather last week,
Mr.. Kintz completed the job in about
three days and a half to my entire salts
faction, both as regards material and
workmanship. @
Persons interested may see the building
in Correll's addition to Canton, by calling
on the undersigned.
]. G. STEPHAN, Dentist.
Canton, Nov. %, 1869.
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RenI Estnte Trsnsrers.

J. X Webb. ct ux. to Frcccricl Coulter, lot l3G
in Webbs addition 70 Allianre, for lI5.
Francis Plumb to Victor Minegay, lot J. in
Feathers second addition to Canton, for sc.
Robert Jones toJeremiah Eddleman, lot of land
in Wayncsburg for l15.
George j. Trump to John Gotshall, lot 10 in
Trumps addition 10 Canton, for 400.
VIM. j. Reynolds TO T. : & r. &. Kimball, Il3
acres i'm Canton township for 2OG6 81.
Joseph Rnehart TO Charles Wernet, lot 10 in
Feathers addition TO Canton for $50.
sheriff Dunbar to Cutharinc BiNler, 40 acres IN
Marlboro township for 2Ouu.
y. II. Brumbaugh TO George Bixler, 50 acres in
Lake township FOR sUuO
samuel b. Shull to Thos. Nollmorc. lots . and
in NalNmore's addition TO Mas-illOn for $50.
Catharine Cassidy To Henry Werner ct AL, port
Of lot 76 in Canton for $500.
Geo. sipes to +. Kipp, lot SO in Thompsons adj
dition 10 Canton for sOOl.
J.. l.. Lamborn TO W. W Thomas, lot l. in Lam
born's addition to Alliance Ior 600.
Aaron Shancbracll to Peter Shaucbruck, lot 22j
ia city % Canton for 40.
+. j.. MOul to Isaac y. snyder one acre in Os-
naburg township for loo.
Joseph Grant to George Heitsman, lot . in No
land 4 Grants addition TO Alliance for 3uO
Catharinc 4. Meyer, eN tex, TO NJ. II. Worley,
lot 10 in Myers addition TO Canton for GOO
A. c. Wales and wife TO Michael Burke, lot 10 in
Wales addition to Massillon for 600.
W. c. Thompson to George \. Schroyer, lot % in
David Crschcl ST., 10 David Urschcl, Jr, 1O4
acres in sugar Greek township for 1850.
Board of Education Of Perry township TO Board
of Education Of School District No. /, lot 80 IN
West EassilOn for 1000
Christina Oswalt TO Eugene Moinet 10 acres in
Washington township for 4f5.
Hibbcts a BoOry TO John Taylor, lot - in Mi
nerva for 900.
benjamin Leditz to John Lutz, so acres in Jack
son township for $50.
Matthias FireGtone TO William ShCarcr, 20 acres
in Sandy township for 2OOO.
Catharine Grabill, ct AL to Amanda Reed, lot
in Housers second addition 10 Canton for 2OOO
Isaac Stupe TO Joseph Sherley, lot in Preger's
addition to Canton for 500.
Jacob Letter 70 Jacob kutcher, 50 acres in Beth
lehem township for 5000.
Vital Lannier 20 Chas. Lannier, 81 acres in MINI
ishillen township for 1000 as
simon B. Yontz to Jacob Keifer, A. acres in o.
naburg township for $500
. w q Thompson 70 w. r. Klingman lot 2i7 in
Thompson's addition 20 Canton, for $50. -
J. q. Keith TO stark Cobnty Agricultural Soci-
ety. ~ acres in Canton township for 100.
Henry Eason to Thomas v. Aiiliilzan. lots 3 and
John Brown to Levi Powell ct al, trustees, &c,
loo Of land in Washington township for To-
Joseph clements TO Frederick Hornuch, part OF
lot ]. ia NiassillOn for 1870.
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city squares, is very creditable piece of
" ork.
The route from Savannah to Tallahasse
Is without special interest. The country
is sparsely settled, and the towns, few and
far between.
Tallahassee has q population CT about
i, OnO, two thirds of whom are blacks i
expect to remain here some time, and
shall write you again.
@ 8
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''DER DEUTscuE IN Ono Again we
have a German paper in Canton, and a
well printed good-looking sheet it is. 1t
is much enlarged from what it used to be
and we hope MIR. HENPLE, the editor, will
receive the requisite encouragement. Let
our friends, one and all, do their part, and
do without delay. Such paper as Mr..
Hemple's cannot be got out without heavy
expense, and the sinew of money is neces-
sary. We hear our German friends speak
highly of the character of the paper.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-11-24

PERsoN5 IN need of the services ofan ex
perienced Dentist should not fail to consult
DR.. DoUDs, 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. availed
themselves of his services. The varied
experiences of so many years practice,
insure to persons entrusting the care of their
teeth to him, the cheapest because the
most durable operations. Office near Ober-
ley's Grocery and opposite Stark County
Bank. 45-tf.
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NEW YoRK OBsERvER.-In another col
umu will be found the prospectus of the
n. Y. Observer, the best religious paper
published in the Union, as well as the old
est, we believe. The letters of DR.. d d.
G. Prime, over the signature of ''Irenius
are alone worth the subscription price,
50, 90, to say nothing of the amount of
other highly interesting matter.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-11-24

HARMLESS, BEAUTIFUL AND LAsTING.-NIrs. $. 4. Al
lens Hair Restorcr and Dressing. The attention
Of the public is invited TO the valuable improve
ment recently made in this preparation. It's in
fallible property Of quickly restoring Gray Hair
10 its original color, i here combined with most
agreeable Dressing. all in one bottle.
Also her ZYLOBALSAMUM, another prepara-
tion, clear and transparent A toilet luxury for
cleansing, dressing and strengthening the hair,
far preferable to French pOmades' and NJ half the
cost. Sold by Druggist. 23ly-cy2m
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-11-24

DR.. J. S. KeagIe informs his patrons and the
public that he has removed his dental rooms TO
the Cassidy Block first door TO the right mp stairs.
Has employed DIR. J. G. Stephard, graduate Of the
Ohio College of dental surgery, first class opera
tor who will always be ON hand during Office
hours to attend all who may favor him with call.
We invite special attention 10 our new, beautiful
aud substantial artificial teeth, from 10
tire set, at the lowest possible prices. Fine gold
plate cheaper than hum-bug porcelain.
Give us a call. nOvl7-23tf
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To COnsumpt1Ves.

THE ADVERTISER having been restored %
i health in q few weeks by very simple REM
edy, after having suffered FOL several years WI
severe lung affection, and thai dread dlseSsf
fellOw-sufferers the means of cure. l
To all who desire it, he viii send copy q
prescription used (free of eharge,) with the d.
rectiens for preparing and using thesame. whie1
they wiz find a sURE OURE for CoHsUAPrIO1,
ASTHMA, BROEoHrTs, CoUens, COLDS, and all Throst
and Lung Affections The only object OF the
advertiser in sending the Prescription is to oene7
ct the afflicted, and spread information which he
coneeivestO being valuable, and he hopes ever
sufferer VIII try his remedy, as it VIII cost then
nothing, and may provea blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, viii pleas
address Rev EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings Co., New York.
uaaVl9'6gylsmD
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The Only Reliable Cure for
Dyspepsia In The World.

n2 WISHART'S Great American Dyspepsia
- Pilir and Pine Tree Tar Cordial, are pnsi-
tive and intalEhle cLre for Dyspepsia IN its most
aggravatfd form, and no matter OF how Tong
standing
TIey penetrate the secret abode of this terrinls
disease, and exterminate It root and branch, for
ever
ihan tongue can tell.
Ihey nuted for curing the most desperate
and hopeless cases, when every known means
fail "a afford relief
No fhrm of dyspepsia o. iudigestou can resist
their penetrating power. Er
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RN-nnd-RYC.

There's n little mischief making
Eltin. who is ever nigh,
Thwarting every undertaking,
And his name is By-and-bye.
What we ought to do this minute,
"Will he better done" he'll cry,
"If tomorrow well begin il;
Put it Ol,' says By-and-byc.
Those who heed his treacherouS wo"ing,
viii his iaithlcss guardiunce rue;
What we always put of doing,
Clearly We shall never do.
We shall reach what we endcayOr,
II on Now we do rely;
But unto the realms of Never
Leads the pilot By-and-byc.
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New Work Market.


NEw NOE6, November 20.
COTToN-Opened heavy and closed steady; sales
of lSUO bales al 2J1-c for Middling Uplands-
FLOUR-Closcd dull and unsettled, and to lOc
lower.
GRAIS-Wheat quiet and lc lower, with limited
export demand Rye duh al SIdI u3 for western
Oats steady at Gil4dGjc for western. Corn very
quiet at 81 OSlZ0l O912 for sound mixed western
S32 so for new mess, and $50 81 % for future
delivery.
39c for lined
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ID. ZoLLARs & Co Let our readers OBJ
serve the advertisement of that old esiao-
lished mercantile house of collars ~ Co. 6,
in Harter's Block, on the square. These
popular merchants understand their. bUsi-
ness and attend to t. Their customers
are ever treated with proper courtesy anti
fairness. Call in and see their large and
various stock and low prizes Their stock
of Ladies Mantillas is particularly atiIac~
. as
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AIbnnrLire sock Market.

ALBANY, n. Y, November %
There was amarked falling off in receipts. Most
of the sellers of medium and common cattle only
realized Chicago prices, while Others more fortu-
nately, obtained slight advance, in some lnstan-
ces sufficient TO pay for keeping, but at loss OF
the entire amount of transportation. The highest
price was s3c for steers Weighing 1900 pounds and
over. few ear loads of very fine Ohio and Ken
lucky brought sc. Mich COWS show an advance
of IS to $40. Sheep unchanged; entire range IA
Size; the latter for extra lambs nomnaly to 7c'
the latter for extra. HOgs-The supply equals the
demand sales of Michigan at l0alO34c; Illinois
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CIncInnatI NIarket.

CINCISNATI, November %.
FLoUR-Dull family s. 2j@j 80.
CiRAIN-Wheat dull No. I red winter 81 0Stdl 10.
Corn scarce and advanced TO 94c 10 81. Oats dnll
and dropping; No. at jOe1 5lc.
WHIsKY-Moderate demand al 81 O2.
HOGs-Tending upward; all sold at SO JO6l 10 20;
receipts Goo.
PR6yIs1oxs-Mess Pork held at S32 90, with no
sales.
BUTTER-Scarce and firmer; fresh 3OG3jc.
EGGs-Scarce at 4Ud4lc.
CHEEsE-l7l l%Cal0c, with good demand.
GROCERIEs-Sugar firm, with a fair demand II Is
@ljlac for raw. Coffee hrm az l9@2ic.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-11-24

OPERA HousE The Canton Amateur
Association win present in the Upe a
b House, on Saturday evening of this week.
the fine comedy of ''Still Waters run
Deep, and the after piece of ''The PeS-
ple's Lawyer" The great character Of
Solon Shingle is in the last piece, and Is a
character rich and racy. We bespeak .
fun house for the Amateurs, and have no
doubt of an attractive and rich entertain
ment. The performance, we understand,
Is for the benef. of the G.. A, r. Band.
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rInrrinCc I.Icense..

Nouroe Fifer to Catharine AIishler, Jo'
seph Feiler 10 Mary Rieksecker, John A
Shoemaker to Susan L Wise, David X Ly-
on u Florence l. Danglen David A Gar
= yer TO Elma Welker, Isaac Hossler to
Catharine NJ. Braugher, Amos Trump to
Amanda Reese, Aaron Shanabrook to
Mary Wary, Isaac Blaekledge to Nancy
Jane Wilson, Augustus Balmat to Marga-
ret Redan.
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Chicago Market

CHICAGO, November 20.
FLoUR-Firm; the demand chiefly fOrlow grades;
sales spring extras at s. S5@i 30.
GRAIN-Salcs No. whert At 921.r, No , at So "a
glc, 900 gOISc, seller December for No > Corn
firm sales at S2@s s7c, closing AT S4tGSjc. Oats
closed at 48Ild44c. Rye moderately active; sales
of No. I at S5c. Barley duh and nominal at 81 90
a " for No. >.
DRESSED Hoos-Quiet at sII 5O@l2 90, dividing
on 200 pounds.
CATTLE-Quiet, steady and firm at So 7596 30 for
common to good cows and extra steers.
HOGs-Active, firm and steady at S for stockers,
- JOa9 so for fair to medium; 50 9ua 10 10 for
good Ohio; $40 2jdlO 50 for premium lots.
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PRoF. CLKwELI--We call attention to
the card of Professor Clewell, in this pa
per. Mr.. Clewell is first class teacher
for instrumental and vocal music. -
He has large class of advanced pupils on
the Piano, and gfves in all cases the high
est satisfaction Our ciGzens desiring the
orders at Kinks music store.
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THASgsGrfNG DISSER.-The ladies OF
the Presbyterian Church return their most
sincere thanlzs to Mr.. ald Mrs. Ely, of the
st. Cloud Hotel, for the use of their din
ing hall ana dishes on this and former oe
casions. and to Mr.. and Mrs Pritsker. for
their magnificent cake. To the editors
and 10 all of the other contributors and
participants, in money and means. Net
lnrOceeds $500
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marriott

L. BECuELE Y Bro, have on hand su-
perior stock of Cook, Parlor and Heating
stoves, with q full assortment of house fur
nishing ware. Their stock of Buckets,
Knives and Forks, Fancy Hollow Ware,
&c. Spouting put up on short notice, and
very cheap. Call at the old establishment
East Tuscarawas street, north side. 52tf.
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The LAST WEEK For the present
stock of Dry Goods at banners is being
well paironized by the people. Great bar
gains can now be had. The store will be
closed on Monday evening next, (Novem
Der 29th) and kept closed until Dec. 10th,
when q large stock of new goods will be
opened.
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eE4Lo BED BOTTOMS.
SLEEP !! -sas
SLEEP I!
SLEEP

IF YOU WOULD SLEEP COM
FORFABLY- buy Blake's Patent
Steel Spiral Spring Bed Bottom. manu-
faetured by Ma bee & CO., Canton; Of
fice in the city book store, mandatory
corner OF Wuiaut and Seventh streets.
one block south OF the American Hotel.
VIM. Otdfield is our agent for the csI :
tral aud western part of this county, and
apr2stf M'ABEE & CO,
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Mr.. J. E. MURDocH.-Mr. Murdoch.
the renowned Shakspcrian reader, wal
give one of his popular and attractive en-
tertainments in the Opera House, on Wed
nesday evening, Dec. 1st. Let our citizens
crowd the house, for it is always rich
treat to hear Mr.. Murdoch He comes to
fill an engagement with the Y. NJ. G. A.,
of Canton.