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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-07-28
Ordinance


To establish a grade for Cherry street,
from North street to bridge at Myers
Mill.
SEC. 1. Be 1t ordained by the city
council Of the city of Canton, that the
grade for Cherry street be established as
follows:
Commencing on the plank of the
bridge over the east branch of the Mimi
shillen creek, near Jacob Myers mill.
at an elevation of 62 and 2l,l00th feet;
thence northwardly with said cherry st.
256 feet at an elevation OF 80 and 5'I0th
Ieet; thence with said street 100 feet to
an elevation OF 90 feet; thence to point
opposite to the center of Myers lane, to
an elevation OF 90 feet; thence north
wardly with said street 429 feet to the
north side of Sheridan street to an eleVa.
tion of 72 feet; thence with said cherry
street northWardly to the north line of
Hane street at an eleYation OF &c and I6
100ths feet; thence north to the north
side of Douglas street at an elevation of
20 feet; thence north to a point 75 feet
south OF p. Fit. w. & @. r. W., track at
an elevation of 68 feet thence to center
of railroad at an elevation of 20 3'10ths
feet; thence northwardly to 10th street
thence " ith said street to the middle of
8th street at an elevation of "A and s. 10th
feet; thence to 7th street to an elevation
Of 76 and 5'IOths feet; thence to the cen.
Ter OF 4uScdrAWaS SIrceG 10 an elevation
of Is and 3'10ths feet; thence to the cen.
ter of 4th street to an elevation of 20 and
3 1Oths feet; thence to centre of Sd st.
at an elevation of II feet; thence to cen.
ter of I'd street at an elevation of T6 and
5'10ths feet; thence to the center OF north
street at an elevation of II and 5'IOths
feet.
SEC. 2. The elevations mentioned in
this ordinance all have reference to the
datum line established by ordinance es'
tablishing Bench Mark for said city of
Canton.
SEC. 8. This ordinance to be in force
and effect from and after its passage and
DANE. WORLEY. Prest,
Attest: JOSEPH TROUT, CPk.
Psssed july 19-july 21w2:
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Another FIat Wa,Sss Ss ihe Water

Another TriaI- OF the Water
s-rE o. Works Fa -.L
. Another and more thorough trial Of
the water wOrEs was made on our streets
last evening. It-sEas q successful one
and gave good satisfaction. One hose
pipe was attached TO the hydnant. At the
corner OF adams and Bridge strepts,
two at the corner OF Adams. and Liberty
streets. two at the junction or Harrison
with franklin street, two at the head OF
Liberty street, and one at the corner or
Main and Adams streets. With this
attachment and a pressure Of ninety
pound~ 10 the square inch, indi2ated by
\ gauge at the corner OF Adams ana
Bridge streets, water was thrown for a
considerable time through eight one-inch
nozzles. The different streams varied
some with this altitude ~ the different
hydrants aOoYe the suriacs OF the river
bat the Etrean al the corner OF Adams
and Bridge STREETS. while the seven 9TH
ers were playing, reach an estimated
perpendicular heIght Of one hundred
and thirty fset=ttIis with :he uniform
pressure Of ninety pOnnds 70 q square
Inch. One ofthe streams at the junction
of Harrison with franklin streets. be-
fore the breaking OF the hose, reached
\ horizontal distance. OF one hundred and
sixty feet. The stream at the corner OF
horizontal distance Of one hundred and
seventy i've feet.
There was scarcely an appreciable
difference in the distance reached, Wheth~
er there was one or eight streams at the
same time The steadiness and CONF
pactness OF the stream were very OF bserV1-
Bile, and were the subject OF frequent res
mark.
one hose attached at the corner OF
Harrison and Jefferson burst near the
nozzle, and the water flowed through
the facture with such force as to cause
him TO throw IL down. 1t lay on the
ground writhing and crawling about,
having the exact appearance OF huge
serpent.
A hoy about Gozen years Of age,
busied himself In getting In the shower
from one Of the noZzles. The stream
was directed 70 his heels, which forth
with went mp higher than his head, and.
he lay, very damp. on his back In the
mud.
The exhibition was highly satisfactory.
Now let thorough trial Of the strength
or the pipes be made, and get all in or
der, and then let as have water-works
celebratioa.-PEoRIA ILLINOIS PAPER
2 The above work are on the Holy sys-
tenn The same kind are being put up
in our city.
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MANHOOD:
How Lost-How Restored.


JUST PUBLISHED, q new edition of DR.. Gull
q Verwells Celebrated Essay on the Radical
Cure (without medicinel Of Spermatorrhea, or
Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Seminal Losses,
nEPoTENoY; Mental and Physical IncapAcity, Ina
Pedlments to Marriage, &C.; also Consum ption,
epilepsy, and Fits, induced by selfindulgence or
sexual extravaganza.
- Price, in a sealed envelope, only cents.
The celebrated author, in this admirable essay
clearly demonstrates from thirty years sue
cessfnl practice that the alarming consequences
OF ssli-aDuse may be radically cured without the
dangerous use of internal medicine or the appli-
catlon Of the knife; pointing out q mode of cure
az once nmples certain and ehectuaI, by means
oisWneh every suffer er, no matter what his con-
dIt1on may be, may be, may cure himself cheap
ly, privately and radically.
This Lecture should be in the hands Of
every youth and every man N the land.
Sent under seal, in the hands Of every youth
and every man in the land.
Sent, unaer seal, in a plalnT envelope, to any
address, postpaid, receipt of six cents, or two
post stamps. Also, DR.. CuIverwell'sl Marriage
Guide, price 26 cents. Address the Publishers,
CHAS. ). @. KLINE & CO.,
Bevery. New York Post-once Box, S.bse
iuly2I fGo-lY
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MARRIAGES.

GIBBS-KOONS- At the residence Of
The brides father, on the 22d inst, by
Rev. Z. CronenWett, Mr.. John w. Gibbs,
of Canton, to Miss Josehine Koons, of
Paris, o. "a .
FOGLE-WAY-On the 2Ist inst, by
Rev. P. Herbruck, Mr. Manlius Fogle and
Miss Hannah Way.
MANGES- S-SHAFFER-On the 22d
inst, by the same, Mr.. James P. Manages
and Miss Mary E Shafer.
MEZGAR- the same, by
the same, Mr.. Jonathan Mezgar and Miss
Emma Miller.
MYERS -HECK1IAN-On the same,
by the same, Mr.. Levi Myers and Miss Ada
Elizabeth Hickman.
WECK1LAN-CoMBs-on the 18th
inst, by the same, Mr.. Joseph WeckmAn
and Miss Cora Alice Combs. --. .~~T
SNYDER-TESTER-On the 18th
inst, by the same, Mr.. Adam Snyder and
Miss Lydia Tester, all of Stark county.
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july21w2.

Persons IN need of the services of an ex'
perienced Dentist should not fail to consult
DIR. 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. Ohics near ober-
ley's Grocery and opposite Stark County
Bank. 45-tf.
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New York NIaFI1et,

y s5o .s-s.s ,.e NwE YoRK July q.
+ CoTToN-Steady; more doing; 34c for
middling uplands, -, 49, -.-.r.5 ~.
T FLOUR-Ciosed active, and 5a10c bet-
ter for shipping grades, ~
GRAIN-Wheat firm, With good in
active and firm at 81 80 for prime western
Oats dun at 65aS51c for western afioat,
and T2aSoc for new crop Jersey, 70 arrive
and on the spot. Corn firm at S5aS1 O5
for unsound, and 81 G7a1 10 for sound
new mixed western. e ~ % n
PROyISIONS-POrk quiet and steady
at IS 2T5aS2 IS for new mess. Beef steady
with a moderate demand, Cut meats
firm and fairly active. Bacon dull and
nominally unchanged. Lard quiet at
1p4c for fair to prime steam.
E9USADuli at 24a26c, --r5E
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THE Radicals of Ohio, not content
with such talent as they can muster
in their own-ranks, have resolved to
them in the canvass We are desfr-
Gus of hearing MoRTON's first speech.
We don't know what he thinks of
"RosEY" now, but we have a very
distinct recollection of the time when
he extolled him as the first soldier in
the land. and when he urged Presi-
dent LINCOLN to suppressed GRANT
with him as commander of the army
besieging Vicksburg. Bring on your
carpet-bag orators, gentlemen, and
set them to abusing RosECRANs Just
as soon as you please Enquirer
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To COnsuInptiYres.

THE ADVERTISER, having been restored to
Il health in few weeks by a very simple rem-
edy, after having suffered for several years with
q severe lung affection, and that dread disease
Consumpdon-is anxious to make known TO his
felloW-suferers the means of cure. @ ~ -....
To all who desire 1t, he will send q copy OF
prescription used free OF charge,) with the di-
rectiens for preparing and using thesame, which
they viii hnd q BURE cUKE for CoNBUlrPTIOss,
ASTHMA BRoN0mTs, CoUaus, Colds, and all Throat
and Lung Affections. The only object OF the
advertiser In sending the Prescription Is to bene-
1T the afflicted, and spread information which he
conceiyesto being valuable, and he hopes every
sufferer viii try his remedy, as It VIII cost them
nothing and may prOvea blessing -
Parties wishing the prescription, win please
address Rev. EDWARD AlW1LSON,
r.. williamsburg Kings Co.. New York.
mAyI9' '69Y1smD.
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A GREAT REMEDY
F 70 THE CURE Or
THROAT AND LUNG DISEASES. +.
Or. Wisharts Pine Tree Tar Cordial.
70 THE cURE 81


TT Is. THE VITAL PRINCIPLE OF TIL
\ Pine Tree, obtained By q peculiar process II
the Oscillation OF the ta1s by Shich It's highes
medical properties are retained.
lt IS the only safeguard and reliable remedy
Whieh has ever been prepared from the juice o
It InvigoFates the digestive organs ana Ies torres
Il Strengthens the debnitated system: o
II purihes and enriehes the blood, and expels
rom the system the corruption which scrofula
breeds on the lungs. rf.r
1t dissolyes the mucus or phlegm which stops
the air-passages OF the lungs. -.s,-s 80
Its heating principle acts upon the irritatsd
surface OF the lungs and throat, penetrating to
ersh diseased part, relieving pain and subdalng
It is the result of years Of study and experl-
ment, and it is offered to the afaicted, with the
lowing di seases. If the patient has not too long
delayed resest to the means or cure: -. :
Consum ptIon of the Lunga, Cough, Sore
Throat and Breast, Bronchitis, Liver Complaint,
Blind and Bleeding PIsS, Asthma, RhoOpnp
Cough, Diptheria, &C. &C.
We are often asked Whf are not other rene
dies in the market for Consumption Couphs
Colds and other Pulmonary affections equal to
Dr. l. Wishart's Pine Cordial. We answer:
loosening and assisting nature to throw OF the
unhealthy matter collected about the throat and
bronchial tubes, causing irritation and cough.
I'd. Most throat and luag remedies are COM
posed OF anOdynes. which allay the coupb for
swhile. but by their eonstringing effects, the
nores become hardened and the unh ealthy fluids
coaRulute and are retained in the system, caus
ing disease beyond the control Of our most emf
nent physicians, -t 81 ftftt .-71-7
Sd. The Pine Tree Tar Cordial, with its as
q Maistants, are preferable, because they remove
the cause OF irritation of the mucous membrane
and Oronehirl tubes, assist the lungs to act and
throw of the unhealthy searetions, and purify
zee blood. thus scientifically making the cure
Dr. Wishart has an file at his ofics hundreds
and thousands Of Certificates, from Men and
women Of Gnquestionable character who, were
;nee hopelessly given up to die, but through the
providence OF God were completely restored to
health by ihe Pine Tree Tar Cordial. A Physi-
sian IN attendance who can consulted in person
1r BY mall free OF charge. Price of Pine Tree
y Express on receipt Of price. Address L. Q. @.
Htsharti n. D., No. 232 North I'd Street, Phla.
"a, may1a
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There Is Worktono-

| The Democrats should remember
that there is work for them to do not
withstanding, the corrupt party now
in power furnishes daily evidence.
that it Is rapidly tumbling to pieces.
It viii rally for another fight, but
its power is Wanning, its prestige
gone. Democrats should adhere TO
the fundamental principles Of con-
stutional government, firmly and
steadily. and at the same time pur-
sue such a course and policy as will
insure the Aid and cooperation of
Conservative men Of every class.
The people are with them. There is
renewed confidence In the soundness
and purity of their PRINCIPLES, and if
the Democracy will now and here
after plant themselves on the high
vantage ground OF q determined
purpose 10 restore the government
TO its primitive simplicity, integrity,
and Observation-Disclosures the dis
honesty, corruption, and Yillainy of
the present dominant faction-their
triumph in the future will be certain
and overwhelming. .--DGgson Ledger.
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marriott

TEACHERS ASSOCIATION The annual
meeting of the Stark County Treachers As.
soctation will be held in Unicn High School
room, Canton, on Saturday, July 3Ist, at
10 O'Clock A. NJ. -.F
By order of the Ex. Com,
DANL. WoRLEY,
july2lW2. Chairma
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EDwARD WARp, wrote a book

EDWARD WARD, wrote book
about New England, which was
printed in 1699, says OF the Bostoni-
ans of that period. seThe inhabi-
tants seem very religious, showing
many outward and visible signs Of
an inward and spiritual grace. But
though they wear in their, faces the
innocence' Of doves, you viii find
them in their dealings as subtle as
serpents. Interest is their faith,
money their God, and large poses
sions is the only heaven that they
c0vat .- -r....... - ~
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l. BwcHELE & Bro, have on hand su-
perior stock of Cook, Parlor and Heating
stoves, with full assortment of house fur.
nishiDg 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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Cleveland Market.
CLEVELAND, July "a.

SLEN EA@ANO5 Ju4y "a
. Fl4OUR-City made, SO 90 for Xxx
white, 81 75aS 90 for Xxx amber, So 75a7 90,
for Xxx red winter, 6 % for x red winter,
and $50 for Xxx spring. Country made
81 5Oas25 for Xxx white, So 25a7 25 for Xxx
spring sFgt+4 -
GRAIN-Wheat sales OF 2, 600 bushels
No red winter, seller August, at 81 35 /;
l car do. at 81 49. Corn held at S9sa10O.
Oats held at soc Bye firm; held at 81 10
al TO- "a = a = -
PETROLUEM-Ma strong; re-
fined held al 2Sa29c; crude better; held at
S6R0 . ..-....-.r -'... ..
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TIE tariff question is assuming more
and more importance among politicians
these days. Especially is the New York
Tribune paying much attention to Its
discussion, as Mr.. Greeley produces
wee ky essays, each. OF considerable
length, in favor OF what calls protection.
On the other side such authorities as
VIM. Q. Braant. Judge Chase, Gerritt
Smith, and men Of considerable eminence
and renoWn, are as decidedly for nee
trade, Il may be mistake. but 1t seems
TO US that the doctrine OF the last named
party Is correct-Iet trade be as free as
the winds ofheaven.-AIAssTLLo INDEs
PENDENT (RADICAL-) f.T...fss
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REv. Mr.. GouLD wiz, under the direc~
tIou Of the Stark County Bible Society,
visit each family Ia Canfon, 70 see how
many ars destitute Of ne Bible. and solicit
contributions to- The funds of the Society.
We hope that Mr., Gould, in his unsectar-
Ian work wH meet cordial welcome IN
every family In the city. He WIN com.
nsace On Monday, August 2. : l .
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We noticed young 'sgenta on last Sat-
uriay night being escorted home IN very
awkward predicamenb an overdose OF
@benzinen having gos the best of him.
We think different direction would have
been more appropriate.
ssSauce for the goose Is sauce for the gan
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BoUND ovER.-A- Poe, one of the party
arrested last week, on a charge of robbing
Mr.. Fessler's money drawer at the time Of
the late hre, had hearing before Esquire
Sayler en- last Thursday, and was held IN
81, 900 bail, to appear At the next term of
the Court of Common Pleas, In default Of
WHICH he was committed to jail.
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BuReIARY.-On Last Friday night the
Grocery store of John Little, on East Tus-
carawas street. was entered by burglars,
and watch, revolver and several other ar
ticles taken; an entrance being effected
through window In the gable end Of the
second story
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SEE BUSoHo OF GRAPEs.-On Standard in
another column. SPEER'S STANDARD
WINE BITTERS is highly recommended
by physicians for Dyspepties, on account
of its properties, its purity, and its
delicious flavor, Tr.-. marSl-1y.
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AN OLD CITIZEN GoSE.-It becomes our
painful duty TO announce the death of our
old and esteemed friend. Peter Kaufman,
Esq, of this city. MI. K. died at his
residence last night-the 9th inst, after
q lingering illness. We shall give q more
extended notice next week.
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iIruxr.nEE AZ c0sr-- Tor the purpose of
closing ocl ny splchdid 1tocS Of dne lew
clry beluls s6in last. ! VIII sen at cost.
for the next sixty days. Any one wishing
fine gcods should avail themselves Of 50
favorable An opportunity % buy. Joseph
A. Meyer, North West Corner Of Square,
Canton. ONO. ! -. .----.I -...-..LL !.
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Want or ENKRGY, Is one great cause of
misfortune in bosiness, as well as q neglect
Of household dulles. The use Of Speer's
STANDARD Wine Bitters,p win effectually
give tone and energy 20 the system, and
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-07-28

DUaoULrS s. DUxoSr are diving q good
business IN their large family grocery. on
the west side Of the Public Square. They
are Just the men 70 do an honest and
prosperous trade. Their establishment Is
one OF the hneat and most extensive In
this or any othor city. They deliver goods
promptly. See their ad7srtisement-
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A GRAND AND MEErED SUooEss.- We
learn that 30 great has become the demand
for Dr.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy OF late,
that instead Of grinding and preparing The
Ingrodieais which enter into It's composition
lu q common druggists mortar, the Propri-
.etor has had to resort TO 4 large set of
French Burr Mn Stones, which are run
by water power. When i Is considered
isAsat Il but short time since the remedy
,Tas discovered and put on sale, this may
ssulv Be mid ID eniireiy eclipse the success
which has met the remedies Of Aver,
Sanes, Moffat, Townsend, aud the whole
fraternity Of proprietary medicine vendors.
Where there Is such success, there must be
some merit Il Is for sale in almost every
drug store IN the land, and Is also sold
largely and sent through The mail at sky
rinis per packAse Bsg11o Egs1i'Sg
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TIE DRU1nrxR Boy; or, TaE BATTLE
FIELp OF SauoH-Is being played at
Schaefer's Opera House, and viii continue
during the present week, for the benefit of
SoldieTsl agit0Ws and Orphans. under the
auspices Of the q. A R. As to the mer-
Its of the piece presented, which we fail
TO see, II anF. there are, We have nothing
TO say, as those who witness its rendition
can better judge for themselves The
acting was tolerahla. considering.
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Errors OF Youth.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
FervOus Debility, Premature Decay, and all the
effects OF youthful tndiscreton. viii, for the sake
of suffering humanity, send free to all who neeo
It, the receipt and directions for making the
simple remedy by which he was cured. Sufferers
wishing 10 profit by the advertisers experience,
F-F-ftf I ] JOHN B. OGDEN, = :
'u,sv19v1SlS No. AZ Cedar street, NeW FORK
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TIE Canton Literary Society meets on
next Friday evening. RecltatiOns by A
H0ussl. o. 8. Bachtel, O. d. Essig and
J. 3. Ncisz. Oration By B. +. Neisz. Is
says By Misses Becca Wnlet, Ella McAbee,
Ifbhe Jones and Mr.. ]. II. Huston.
Question for discussion: RESOLVED,
That Mankind Is governed more by preju-
dice ths7 by reason. The public Is inv
ted -iT 81. = --l iH-9 oHl a -c
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RaRaIo Cattle NLa..Iset..

BUFFALO, July "a.
CATTLE-Nominal, and in limited
supply, and about Sc. better; ordinary
plenty Prices about the same aslast week
So 75aS according toquality. es-i
SHEEP-Brisk and unchanged.
HOGS-Receipts light. active at 9a91e.
for common to good for shipIng; 1Oc for
extra selected butchers.
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WOrds Of M1sdOm

ON THE RULING PASSION IN YOUTH
" and Early Manhood, with SELF-HELP for.
the Erring and unfortunate. Sentin sealed lie tier
envelopes, free OF charge Address,. HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, BoxP. PhladelDhia, Pa. 49
CTRANGE, BUT TRUE-Every young lady
. and gentleman in the United States can hear
something very much to their advantage, by
undeFsigDed, Those having fears OF belag
humbuggedd, may oblige BY not noticing this
card; An others will please address thsir obe-
- THOMAS +. oHkPMkN,
ehuA1B. SS1 BfoAdEa11 New YSrA.
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ATraHr occuirrd q the Railroad House,
near the Dep0t % Sunday afternoon last
between Harry NcCloskey, Jacob Pisel,
Wtn. H0pper and Chas- Tole.l It seems
Hopper ana Tole pitched into Pisel while
in the saloo1, when McCl0key interfered
In his behalf, Hopper anG Tole made their
escape, and up 70 This time have not been
arrested. McCloskey and l'isel were Ar
rested and brought before Mayor Sayler.
PIsel was acquitted on Self Defence, and
NcCloskey was fined S and cOsta- II
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The New FraklIn Goal Company, with
its principal Offices In Cleveland and, ALI
anee, and Organized for the purpose of
mining coal or other minerals, fire and pot
ters' clay, in Paris township, Stark county
snd misunderstanding any of the products of
the aforesaid ores, minerals and other
articles took out certificate of Incorporation
at the Secretary of States efice on Friday
last. Also, for the purpose Of construct
ing a railroad from the eeal mines In Paris
township. 70 a point on the Cleveland and
Pinsbarg railroTd about one mile north of
Aloultrie, in Columbiana county. Capital
$3.50, 900, IN shares of 800 each. The
corporaiors are K Wilder, E. ]. Court
ney, I. B. Woods, j: Rockwell, @. o.
Rockwell, L. Benjamin and r. Courtney.
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To OBTAIN a personal knowledge of the
value Of ''Barrett's Hair Restorative, - try
i'll and find your Hair clean, rich and
glossy.
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THE farmers hereabOuts are busy get
ting In their harvest In consequences of
which trade has been very dull during the
past week.
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TWELVE HUNDRED DoLLARsAND. ALL Ex.
PRNsEs PAIDl-See advertisement of Amer
ican Shuttle Sewing Machine. 1yfeP69-