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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-03-06

All of which 40 respectfully invite the attention Of p~uehasen 70. The
Goods are al Of sterling quality. and csurN be purchased elsewhere ~
lower urice-. oc3f-1y
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-03-06

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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-12-22
RnaI Eufnaa TrannC.r.-

W c Thsmpson to Sarah R Clark, lot 127
IN T's add to Canton, 500
L Schaefer to Adam KoOns, lot G in SIS
LIST add to Canton, also lot in ID add40OO
p Pryer to K + Kemper, lot 20 in P's
add to Canton, 45O
P Shollenberger to W c Lautner, acre
in Lake tp, 1900
] StalIcup TO Malinda B Grant, 773 acres
In Lexington tp, 5000
p Maurer to Margaret Lied, lot IO9 in H
II Myers add TO south Canton, 1000
@ Aultmsn ct al to H 8 Belden, lot in
A g. Co.'S add to Canton, 700
Kille t. r J @ Hazen, 1o2 acres in Lex
ington tp, $500
W jennings to Mary HamIin, IL acres in
Lexington tp, 425
H Keller to w B Baer, 40 acres in Lex
ington tp, 2lOO
@ CAppOn to II HGnchey, ! acre IN Lex
ington tp, 500
Mccullough and McClymonds to F Rohr,
lot In Riverside add to MassillOn, 400
s A Schrantz, admir- TO John Young, 4
acres In Lake Up, 676
n Hester TO John Long, lots "a and S5 IN
Freedom, now Alliance, $50
E Biechele'tO Teresa VOelker, lot S74 in
Canton, 2S00
J Myers to G W Eyster, lot A in Plain
field (Canton) 800
d W Besh to p Smith, lot ITO Wilmot, so
Izer to J G Craven, lot 55 in Webb's add
TO Alliance, 1000
David Linn to A Kirts, 2 acres in Law
renee tp, $50
P G Albright to R Clements, lot 10 IN AS
add 10 MassillOn, 1900
Teeters, LAmborn & Co to T Chalmers,
lot l55 in T l. & Co.'S add to All, S75
c Steel to ) Mcdonald, lot 5 in LIS add to
Alliance, 3uo
] D Creighton to F Alexander, 80 acres
in Sandy tp, 46I8
Eliza Cotton TO HolibAugh q Warner, lots
in PennOck's ado To Marlboro, 1900
Henry Elson to Jas T Hewitt. lot Ii in
Schaffsr's add to Waynesburgh, 2OO
g F YenglinG 10 BOOry, ) lot "a in
Alliance, 1000
h slick TO Sarah jackson, s lots in Full.
ton, 1000
G w Lawrence to J B Rostetter, lot 2I in
LIS add to Canton, 5000
L L KamIOrn to r II Bolew, lot 81 in LIS
add To Alliance, 400
Susan Vernier to d M Slusser, land in
Nimishillen tp, $500
] B Miner to E @ Walton, lots 3S 8 40 in
Ms add to Alliance, 459
s Bloch ct al to T g Stanly, 80 acres in
Lexington tp, 34o0
A Baum to Geo Meats, 80 acres in Mari.
bOro tp, 2S0O
3 POntius's Exrs to s N Wise, 5s acres
IN Lake tp, 64O0
n shardet to ] G Ernst, lot in Lexington
tp, 500
G w Weary to E BOllinges, so acres in
Lake tp. 3lUO
E Teeters to Miller S Reese, lot 49 in IT'S
add to Alliance, 1850
J Burchield to J Shilling, 45 acres in Lake
tp, 1886
E Yant to Grove, 60 acres in Pike 5000
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-12-22

HEAVY FAuURE A. Foster & Co =,
dry goods and produce merchants. of this
place, made an assignment ON Tuesday
last, for the benefit of their creditors. Both
assets and liabilities are large, but the ex-
tent of neither can at present be definitely
Appropriated. The asSignees are cOmpe
tent and experienced bSsiness men, and
the affairs of the firm win be adjusted as
speedily as possible. For the present the
business will be continued as usual, under
the direction OF the Rssignees.
Mr.. Foster, the resident member of the
firm, has for q quarter of q century been
one of our most enterprising and energet-
&c business men, and is known far and
wide As an honest, shrewd, straight for
ward dealer. The house has for years
been regarded as among the most solid and
reliable in the country, and possessed an
almsst unlimited credit. It's trade amour
ted to hundreds of thousands of dollars an
nuzlly, and so great was the confidence of
the public in the honesty and integrity
of its manager, that he could st all times
command any amount of means necessary
/ for the prosecution of their business
Minerva Commercial
We Learn the failure of this large bust
ness house has created considerable excite
meut about Minerva Many citizens, far.
mers and others, were in the habit of de-
/ posting with the Fosters their spare cash,
! supposing il would be sure 10 be fOrthcOm
/ iBeg Al any moment, when Il was needed
| Their failure vii; doubtless prove = sort
disappointment 60 many who were thu
conhding. This is ouly another evidences
of the uncertainty III human Affairs anC
signi6reHt OF the present pfessUTe Of thI
tunes. and what may be in store for u.s.
We frzF this Is cnly Ie beginning of th'
enl .-.t 81 d.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-12-22

NUMBKRIEa THK HoUsEs--A Mr.. Knight.
of Pittsburgh, began numbering the build
ings in our city last Yeek, taxing every
cilizen therefor only dfty csnts- He com
menced ct the Public Square, numbering
each way and oa cross streets, he
counts each way from the main Streets
We are informed our Council committee,
having charge of the matter, had not Au-
thouzed Mr.. Knight to proceed in this
way, and the plan Is subject to the serious
objection of giving two similar numbers
on each street. It is true, these same num-
bers arp either pOrth or solth, or east or
west bat IN towns thus numbered It leads
TO confusion. We paid our halves for our
residence and business numbers, Gupposing
the Canton City Fathers had ordered the
proceeding. Had We not done so, ''Sir
| Knight" would not 30 easily have picked
up our half dollars. Il Is certainly. piece
Of cool assurance for . stranger to pass
along Our streeTs-naH up . small sort OF q
plate with = number On, and then step -
and demand hIs half dollar. II We have
been thus diddled, We shall not advise 9th
era to submit to this sort Of imperunenct
On the part of any fellsV, be hc from
Pittsburgh or POtsdsm.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-12-22
CouneiI ProeeedInE..

The Council failed to get quorum
on Monday and Tuesday evenings,
but pressing business demanded a
meeting and quorum was procured
Wednesday afternoon.
We learn that an appropriation OF
ten thousand dollars was voted for
the water works, the loan of one
hundred thousand being exhausted.
Main pipes are yet to be laid in
Plum, North Cherry, High and some
other streets.
Some talk was had about the num-
bering and the numbering man, Mr..
Knigh, ,tbut we have not learned that
anything was done to prevent the i'm
position upon our citizsns. 1t is
very generally considered a big
swindle and great outrage. We
have plenty OF our own citizens who
could have doneit better and cheaper
without sending abroad
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-12-22

DUEs.-The Ottawa Seutiaei shows
where g, ,o20 Is due him on subscription,
and he has only been publishing the paper
about two ySars. This number of the
Democrat completes our ninth year, and
We can easily show where twice that amt.
Is dne as. Did any one ever figure up,
just for curiosity, the amount one thOus-
and persons OEiAg the printer 81, 81, 50
and SO YOuId make IN TIE aggregate If
not, try il and see IL you had not better
come in and square yonr little account, 50
that you can rest easy At least. Nith what
Is due Us paid in, We could pay every cent
We owe In the world, and avoid being
conPelled - borrow money At large rates
Of Interest. to carry on our business. And
ne intend having all amounts due US, I've
EAnt uOthlng mOre) within the next three
months, or fnrnIsh tho officers of the law
with considerable employment This
means business, and u positively the last
call Lima Democrat
WE, too, In publishing the Stark County
Democrat for some twenty years can tes
tify 70 such . condition of this state %
things. The only remedy Is the inVaria
bls pay in advance, Let onc and AL adop
Aad maintain 1t.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-12-22

At regular uneeting Of EinisLiis Lodge No. 30,
l. o. o. r. held Dec e. IsGs. the following reso-
iutiOnA we're adopted:
Fhersas, An all wise Providence has stricken
from our ranks our beloved Brother, George
Shodel ia the midst Of his usefulness to take 3
seat In the Grand Ledge, beyond the limits os
time. prepared for those foqnA sefthy. 4sssetFed,
That though We are deprived OF hls Fellowship
here. yet We cherish his memory IS true Odd
fellow, and while We mourn his loss, We bow with
submission TO the Decree OF Divine Providence
that has removed him from our circle. heEotSed
That sympathize with the widow and orphans
Of our diseased brother, and invoke Him who Il
the widows and orphans God. who doeth al
things veil, 70 comfort and support them in theii
great Affections RssoIved, Thai We tender then
the assurance that We Lodge are their friends
and viii aid them by using such means aS VII
alleviate their sOrro1 EEso{ved, ThSt these reso
buttons be entered on the minutes Of The Lodge
that abe Secretary furnish copy Of same 10 The
| widow NJ the dseeRsed brother.
A. W. HELDKSRRASD,l
A. FRANcIs, SCoIu.
e. F. RAIPsSKIBES,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-12-22
ouR RoOK TABLE.

Tux LADI's FRIEND The number for
January, 1870, is . truly splendid New
Years present A thrilling picture-''In
the Rapids of NiaESra, is the first steel
plate. The second is beautiful title page
for the magazine, encircled with the flow
er wreathed portraits of seven of its lady
contributors. Every admirer of these tai
enIed ladies will desire to see this beauti-
full plate. The Colored Fashion Plate, as
usual, Ehowb the latest styles, and there is
besides q page of richly colOred patterns
for Berlin work The music Is the Rock
away Schottisch-' A beautiful story by
Mrs MoultOn-''Did He Forget Her ="
Is begun In this number, and q poem by
Florence Percy, and variety of other in
teresting matter. The publishers offer
great inducements TO new subscribers. Ad-
dress Deacon & Peterson, 3I9 Walnut St.,
Phila- Price s., so . year (Which also in
cludes large steel engraYing.) ''The La
dy's Friend" and 1.-The Saturday Evening
Post" and one engraving) $500.
The ESaI1sH QUARTERLIEs.-TheN North
British, Westminster, Edinburg and Lon
don Quarterly are received. Most of the
articles in the great Reviews are of exceed
ing interest, and the London has the IA
mour expose of the Beecher- Byron
case, and which puts final extinguisher
on The notorious mother of Uncle Toms
Cabin. Republished by Leonard Scott &
Co., l40 Fulton street, The four Reviews
$l2-With BlaekWood's (monthly) $l5.
HIreHcoOK's NEW MONTHLY MAsAzINE,
This is the title of new musical publ
cation, issued In New York. 1t is devoted
to choice music, Art notes, and select read
ing for the family circle. It is issued or
the 20lh of every month, At 50 year II
advance. Its illustrations are beautiful
ond its topographic appearance is very in
Viling. W. B Hitchcock, publisher, 2
Beekman street, New York.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-12-22

CoURr PRooKKDISGs.--We continue our
sketches of the dOings of Court, now in
thS seventh and last week OF the term.
Teeters. LambOrn & Co VS. U s Thresh-
ing Machine Co of Alliance, cognOvit,
judgment for plH S5, 450. John Hobby
zen VS. Jas Myers ct al, civil action, judg-
ment for PIN and def't, ordered to cancel
mortgage in ten days. or failing, decree of
Court to cancel. Miller & PennOck VS.
Jas S Peck, order of attachment to issue
for $3.50. The Stale of Ohio vs. Joseph
Stuckey, petit larceny, plead guilty and
sentenced TO ten days in jail, & to make res
tilntion of double the value of the proper.
tY stolen. Slate of Ohio vs Christian Seip
abortion, verdict of not guilty was render
ed by the jury. This trial lasted some two
days, RAd attracted some interest Altor-
neys for the State were MesErs. VIM A
Lynch and A Comerford, for the de-
fence s Meyer and VIM Mckinley. State
Of Ohio vs. Albert johnson, house break
ing in day time and petit larceny, plea Of
guilty. The Court sentenced defendant to
be confined in Jail fer ten days on bread
and water, and pay . fne Of $40 and costs
Of prosecution. State Of Ohio vs. Charles
Lennon, grand larceny, plea Of not guilty,
The jury returned q verdict of not guilty
The charge was stealing or $400 from
George Fsssler, Canton. last summer,
when his grocery building was on fire
State of Ohio vs. Henry Poe, same as
above, and same verdict. 1assillon Ger
man Coal Co D + Worcester, civil ac-
ton, Judgment for pl'h 81, 992, "A. State
of Ohio vs. Geo Smith, grand larceny, de-
fendant plead guilty to petit larceny. and
the Court sentenced him to thirty days in
jail. We omit many brief orders and en-
tries in other cases. -I-ll
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-12-22

DIED, ON the 18th ult., at the Tesi-
dence Of his sOn-in-iaW, Henry L.
Hail, near YoungstoWu, Joseph
White, in the sd year of his age. In
his boyhood Mr.. w. learned the
printing art and followed it more
than half q ceutury-Defhap nearly
go years, so that he was among the
oldest If not the senior member of
that occupation in.Ohio. We think
that Mr.. John Saxton, of Canton, Is
not far from Mr.. W. in years, and
the former excels in this particular.
that he has been connected with one
paper continuously for more than 55
years, Mr.. w. was, however, enti-
tied to the credit Of starting more
papers, with probably one exception
(Sam Pike than any other man In
Ohio. Many years ago, when Mas
silIOn boasted two papers Mr.. W.
commenced q third one, calling 1t
the Wheat City Mercury, out it con-
tinued only short time. During
the years of masonic and anti-ma-
sonic controversy Mr.. w. for q short
time published the AntimasOnic
Mirror at West Lebanon, Wayne
county. He afterward lived here
then went to Cincinnati where he re-
sided with y son-in-law for some
years, then removed to Youngstown
where he ended his career at a good
old age-nearly or quite doubling
the average age of printers.-MAs-
sILLON INDEPENDENT.
Mr.. White started the first Demo
cratic paper in Stark county in the
spring OF 1926, at Paris. Some SIX
months after, he removed his Office 10
Canton. where he continued to pub
liSh it for year or so, when he sold
out to James Allen, who removed
the Office to Massillon a year or so
afterwards. The paper suspended
shortly after this and was finally re.
vived in Canton by J, B. Bernard,
and has been continued ever since,
excepting once suspended by fire for
I a sholt tine about 1882. It was de-
stroyed by midnight gang in 1861
but the paper was issued every
week, though for few weeks in 3
very small shape.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-12-22

Coon jon PAKTSG.-Hy you want good,
cheap and neat printing done, call At the
Stark County Democrat Printing Office
Bill Heads, Letter Heads, Cards Of every
description, Circular, Books and PAmph-
let work, Posters, Call, Invitation and
Wedding Cards, Of the nealest designs, all
executed promptly and at lowest prices.
Call and see specimens, and you can select
tusl the style Of work you need.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-12-22
Tn. "a ,rinaEninEs a Faber,s.

GLAzIEE Points. "A Hardware merch-
ant IN Wooster wrote short time since 10
= Wholesale house In New York for glazier
points,. The house happened to be Just
out Of the article, and 30 wrote, bat also
inEoruuod their retail friend they had order
ed = supply fr0m . town in his State nam
ed Canton, and kindly gave their Wooster
friend the name of the Arm, suggesting
that be could probably procure then chea-
ser from Jay 4 Cook. Canton, Ohio, thar
frusn thens-at al events he might Possi'
bly, save freight BE was not aWare tiil
then that Canton Is the best point IN the
world 10 procure those Indispensable little
artiolaa- IayS. machine Is ahead OF ai
other inventiOhs for knocking them out b
the million. Il 4 = regular giant IN II
way. The shop is on Cherry street, jus
eyer the railway track -.1
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-12-22

A SHARP DUN.-The Allentown pa
Democrat has = pungent way Of dunniDg
.delinquents Of long standing. THIS IS It's
Enildest Style: al, ..,---- ,,--
-'Joseph Lazarus, of CatasazquA, has
been reading our paper since August I, go
without paying for Il. Would like to see
you come down with SIS, IL, joseph- II
YOU don't, We are going to make the best
local of you that our readers have seen in
q long time So take your choice, Joe. y
Our ADVICE 10 ''JOe''. ISIS Come down
with the $iS,l7. No honest man vii
cheat The printer
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-12-22

Harmless, BEAUTIFUL AND LAsTISe.-hrs. s. A. Al
lens Hair Restorer and Dressing. The attention
OF the public is invited to the valuable improve
ment recently made in this preparation. Its in
fallible property of quickly restoring Gray Han
to its original color, is here combined with mos
agreeable Dressing, all in one bottle.
Also her ZELOBALSAMUM, another prepare
ton clear and transparent A toilet luxury fol
cleansing, dressing and strengthening the hair
far preferable TO French pomades' and At half the
cost Sold by Druggist. 23lv-eT2m
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-12-22

CHRIsrNAs---Egery enc, hereabouts, i
doing he, besi they can 10 prepare for
ChrisimaS The dealers are generally ma
king their best display. People are look
ing about TO see where and what they had
better buy for those worthy of Christ
zlsa gife Young and old seem dispo-
sed TO enjoy the Holidays. As Christmas
comes on Saturday this year, two days OF
rest from labor come close together. a.
AZ Chrfstuaas comes but once . year.
q We wish cur fdcuds abundant cheer.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-12-22

TuEFr.-An honest raw German, board
ing at Hake's, on North Walnut, corner
of Sd, found on Tuesday morning that his
bed>fellow, a red headed cuss, had get up
before him and taken his money, $40,
with him, Though he had bedded with
the thief month, he does not know the
scamp's name. He is sure the fellow had
red hair.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-12-22
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No form Of Dyspepsia or indigestion car resist
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-12-22

Andres BFunbaagh to Charlotte Taylor.
,Anthoay Hardwick 70 Ohristena slagley,
WAR Reck to Jennie Grant ZaehAriAh
Keller 70 Mary Ann Back, John Q Whita-
ere to ChTis.ena Brumbaugh. James Tres
colt 20 Sarah hyefs, Wm Harris 70 Jane
Jones, Hiram Bair 70 BarbATa Coekin'
Daniel o Myers to Bette WertenberKeE,
-schiIler Clemens to Gertrude Roger, Saml
Morgan to Sylvia Plant, Chas A Croft TO
Ms. II 8 Hester, Jesse Sennet 70 Ida
Re1sler. TobiAs Stuckey to Ellen n Myers
- a acOst 10 Maria oFimth
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-12-22

OUR friend Id A. Lee, deputy under
Auditor Ellison, tails us he win be q eandi-
date for nomination for County Auditor
next fall--l lhassillon independent
This Is early In the deld. Is it to head
OF some other aspirants in the party -
Dpes he Above indicate the arrangement
on-thS radical slate There may be some
ssoa Hner'' Republicans sticking around
who desire smell of that savory dish--
VIII they be scared Of in this wAyl We
shall see.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-12-22

BELDES 4 BLAKE, dealers in coal and wood are
preparing to suppls great want in Canton. They
are starting yard on the corner of Cherry street
and the RailIoad and will keep diffeIent kinds of
coal, wood, lime, hre-clay ware stone &c, For the
present leave orders for Osnaburg, Orchard Hill
and Massillon coal, and for cord wood and stove
woad at their Office the corner Of 9th and Pop
streets, uoygrnI
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-12-22

THK EAGLR LoDsE-Of Canton, of Free
and Accepted Masons, No. 43I, elected,
on the 18th inst, the following officers for
the ensuing year: Herman Meyer. w.
NJ; F BAuhof, S w; Geo. w. Law
renee, ]. w N. Rnhman, Treas; A w..
HeIdenbrand, Sec'y; Henry Cock, 8. d;
v. Fulmer, J. D; G. L. ReifSnider, Tyler
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-12-22

ADAM LuFEEr-.At the old PitisbnIgh
Grocery, Il on hand a. usual and up with
the times. Ais stock of Holiday Grocer
les and splendid Candy Toys large, snd
the prices, too, are remarkably low. In
cheapness, Mr.. Lippert cannot be beat
We advise AL TO drop IN and see his large
stock Of Groceries, Fruits, Nuts, Candies,
COafectiOaafiss, Candy Toys, sc. A Wis
Il to Mr.. Lpperr's fine establishment viii
convince any one OF all We say. -l O.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-12-22

A NovEL PRoPosITIoE.-Dr. Sage has
discovered . sure and speedy remedy for
Catarrh, and the proprietor offers $500 for
n ease of that loathsome disease that he
cAnnst cure. II cures catarTh in all its
stages, forms and varieties, with unerrinG
certainty. Enclose sixty cents to r. V.
will reach you by return mail deel5w2.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-12-22

How TO PLANr GRAPE VNEA-DIg a
hole two feet deep, and large enough to
give thsrOats full length without cramping
Them, make mound in the bottom of the
hole of fine loan, eaFth and manure, put
the vine on the center OF the mound spread
ing out the roots; throw over the roots
loan earth until they are covered; pour OF
dIrt. If there Is life in the vine, 1t will
grow.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-12-22

A Coon SELxOr1oN. neglected to
note In our account of the COuEt proceed
ings, that on the Iss Inst., the Court con-
frmed Clerk He;denbrand's appointment
of Mr. Edwin w. Page as his deputy
Mr.. Page acted in that capacity some two
wears age. He has been in attendance
and prompt as usual during all this term
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-12-22


RVEEINa SoHooL--Why 4 e ~e have
~ a freosEening school IN CahtOAf Nod
n naE Be proaiAbie arrAngemcnt for the
Young men Of toWnt TWonty aud more
years sgO Anch Was the regular winter AZ
rungenenk. Why not noUf We have
now . large nUnbsr OF yoaih who ought
70 have the OpP0rtz1iiy, and general et-
fort shouId be made 70 induce = good at
tendance. Surely snch . move could be
made attractive. How much good eOald
be dohe young lads who are compelled 70
daily toll for their own daily bread and
1hAt OF The family Of which they form
part We call upon our citizens % give
AHA important subject their Immediate at
aeniion- Let cur Board of Education take
the matter In hand Let the youth them
selVes petition the Board 70 take immedi'
ate steps thereto. A petition may be found
for signature Il the Democrat Book Store.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-12-22

OK DurI.-- The Superintendent of the
railway, Al the request of our City Council,
promptly placed = hagmsn At the Tuscar-
awas slreet crossing. & we learn the man is
on duty -arly and late. This makes travel
there much moro secure. The only regret
Is, Il was NOT done sooner. But better
late than never
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-12-22
MARKETS.
clnrox. ono. -. =. lsea.
Cincinnati Market.

CIScISNATI, December 2O,-Flour steady sales OF
extra at S. rs as %; family at So 25a5 so. Wheat
and firm at 81 l0al Is for winter red old at
S5c. Oats dull at 5Oa55c Barley very dull; fall al
81 30aI IS; spring at 81 IOal 20 Cotton quiet sales
of middlings at 23I<a24e. Tobacco firm: sales Of
hhds 1T s. 60a22 So Whisky dull and low, clos
ing regular at 95a96c. Hogs hrmer; sales Of live
at 81 75cas 25; dressed at Sl1 6ORl2 so. Green
meats 6rmer all offered held at lO1<a133Sal511<c,
but were held lower for all at the close.