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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-09-29
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The Old Grave Yard.

EDTroRs DEMoCRAT:-In your last Is an
appeal from "a Native of Canton, TO
the proper authority of our city, asking
them TO reclaim the old grave yard from
its present neglected and disreputable sp-
pearance.
have an opinion on the same subject
which desire to express. That the pres
ent condition of that ground is reproach
to the town, / will not dispute. What
had best be done with It is question that
has long agitated the public mind. Since
50 many OF the older citizens buried there
have been removed, that feeling we are
wont to entertain for the venerAted dead,
so POLITICALLY described by "A Native, Is to
. considerable extent curtsiled, and as fast
as lots are purchased in the new Cemetery
by relatives Of those remaining in the old
ground. viii this transfer continue, until
there will be comparatively few LETT to
veneraie. As q consequence, the interest
We once felt in the place will be lost.
My plan for It's disposal is this Let the
City Council obtain from the Legislature
an act enabling them to dispose of the
ground for the benefit of the city. Other
towns in the State have had burial grounds
donated in the same way, and disposed OF
them in the manner Indicated. Bodies re-
manning after due notice is given for thtd'
removal, can be transferred 10 the new
Cemetery at the expense of the city. Le'
the ground be sold IN lots al public auction,
and the proceeds help to pay the expense
of our water works. CITIZEN.
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books. enter orders, and he ought..to have
something.
Mr.. saxton understood there were banks
IN town willing TO be at all that trouble
without pay. -.- ...
Mr. Schaefer said there was law ma
king 1t a penitentia.y offence to use the
money. Mr.. 8. read the law IS he stated.
Mr.. Saxton-An deliberative bodies are
supposed 10 represent the combined sense
of the community. We all know the law
is not lived up to, and hence favored fix
ing the compensation before we elect a
city treasurer next spring.
The resolution was amended, requiring
the Solicitor to draw bill fixing compen-
sation.
Mr.. Saxton thought some action was re-
quired as to properly fiSjdg sewers over
the cIty-refe. red TO Solicitor to draw bill
Mr.. Schaefer moved &EY Mayor employ
SIX police during The Fair this week, agreed
to.
On motion the city gas lamps burn all
night during the Fair, and the gas compa-
ny report as to burning gas hereafter all
night.
The members had some talk with MIR.
Hack, the gas lighter, about the burning
of tho city street lamps.
Ou ulONlOu slICCL COIuLlASSlOuCI pIOCCCh
to fix pavement on north side of Cassidy
block. Mr.. Schaefer moved To amend To
| make it general, and street commissioner
see that pavements be laid forthwith wher
ever ordered carried The motion as
amended was also carried.
MIR. Doyle wanted to know of Council
! if they were going to straighten High St.
saying it would interfere with his property
and would injure him to an amount of 500
After some talk MIR. Schaefer moved
Mr.. SaXton be q special committee TO re-
port the amount of damage in extending
| High street and how much citizens would
I pay towards it carried.
On motion the making of the pavement
on 10th street be delayed till next spring
no second.
Mr., Myers made some remarks on the
grade of Walnut street and paving 10th.
Mr.. Saxton said people in that part o1
| town had occasion to travel 10 and from
the Depot, and wanted pavements alOnl
10th street-Walnut street would have tS
be filed up before long A conect grade
would have 10 be established All over The
city.
Mayor Sayler said the Mayors seal wa
not now according to law. On motion tht
Mayor and Solicitor have power TO change
\ Adjourned
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-09-29

THE BIRDS EYE VIEW OF CAN
TnN.-This view is a fine Residence
Directory, locating every dwelling
house and business building in the
city, naming each street, and show
ing the manufacturing facilities of
the city to great advantage. 1t is a
substitute for the city plat-confin-
ing the whole limits within its bOr-
der. 1t should be in every house, and
each business man should not be
without one OF these charts. 1t will
be ready for delivery some time in
October. Price s. so; size, "a by 81
inches, and Autographed In hve
different cOloTs.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-09-29

Persons 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. Oflce near Ober-
ley's Grocery and opposite Stark County
Bank. 45-tf.
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III AN no o n:
How I,ost-How Restored.

TUST PUBLISHED, 3 new edition OF Ds. Cn;
81 verTell's Celebrated Essay GA the Radicai
cure (without mediciue) OF SpsrTnatorrhoea, or
Seminal Weakness, Voinntary SehliGal LOSSES
ISSPUTYRoY Mental and Fhys,cai Incapacity. In-
pediments TO Marriage, &C.; aisIi Consurnpnoa,
Epilepsy, end Fits, induced b. EslfincniGence o.
sexual eItrRvag2ncc.
R5- Price, in a scaled envelope, only ceEts.
The celebrated author, in This aeInil nhlo essay
| clearly demonstrates fron 8 thirty years sue
cessfnt practice that the alarming consequences
Of self6buae may be radically elired Ulthoct tns
DANGEROUS use Of internal medicine or the appu-
Gallon Of the knife; pointing out mode OF eare
al once simple certain and efeetuaif Dy means
oEWhich every suffer e., no natter what M con-
! dition may Be, n1sy bo, may cure hinsellIcheAI
! ", privately and radically - -..-aTsLg,.e es
1 = iS5-This I ecture siiould ne in the hantts. Of
! every youth aui evegV man ~ tile lsosi. - =. .
4 scnt under seal, in the hands nf every yoa'@t
! -nJ e-ery man in the iand. .eaEGll' D.
4 Sent, unaer sesl, in 8 plaul enYci0pe, TO an
address, postpaid, Oh receipt q Fix Genie, or twi
pest sN amps. Also, Dr. Culyerweirs ''Marri1g
Gnlde, price 90 cents. Address the Publishers,
'Fa1a Gn AS. j, G. KLINE & CUE
BdVer9. Kew Y0FRs Pcat-oA &C BoI, Asa
lulssi'Ss-i5
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-09-29

A SURPRISE. - The Democratic
band sereuaded, an Monday evening
Miss Ella, daughter Of Mr.. Peter
Myers of the 4th Ward After play
ing several airs the band presented
Miss Myers with beautiful gold
ring, with the inscription % Presented
by the Canton Democratic Band. "
s This attention WAS in consequence
of the lahors OF Miss Myers last week
In behalf OF the band at the Catholic
Fair. Miss Mye-s had much to do
In procuring the fine musical instru-
ment for the band.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-09-29

DELICArE MACHINERY.-As ms
chinery will not work without being
lubricated, so Ii Is with the human
system, which Is the most delicate
piece of machinery in existence; and
requires aid IN the operation of lis
different functions. ,Speer,s ''Stan>
dard Wine BItters" will afford that
aid In a greater degree than any ever
before offered 10 the public. Sold by
DruxNists
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PROPOSALS.

WILL be received by the City
w Clerk until October LIST. 1863, for the
grading of Market street. Canton, from
FouTt b to Eighth streets, and from Eighth
street TO South bridge, according TO pro-
hIe and survey, which may be seen at
Myers and WaIser's grocery stot 8.
JOSEPH 9ROGT,
SaNtsWA. 4e .a-J GiSH CLERK.
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"a WORD To THE WISE Is SUI
FICIENT. "a prudent housekeeper
purchases tha best and cheapest arti'
Gle for the kitchen that can be OBJ
taIned. ''DOoleySs Baking Powder"
Is the pufest, besr, and cheapest
BIking Powder known. One pound
will 90 further In the culinary de-
partment than any other In market,
and IL guaranteed to produce more
satisfaceury results, as the ingredi'
ents are harmless, healthy and hu-
lritious. 1t Is for sale by all good
GrocerS' low2.
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CarIl Thnnll..

Mr.. EDITOR, allow me, through
the columns Of the Democrat TO re-
turn my sincere thanks TO the mem
bers of the Canton Democratic Brass
Band for the serenade and beautiful
gold ring presented me on Monday
evening last. ELLA MYERS.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-09-29

AMERICAN MEcnANIcs.-We learn In
some parts of the country there is an Or
ganizalion entitled "Uniied American Me-
ehanics.p They refuse admission to all
mechanics born outside Of Grants domain
Narrow minded and small of soul, such
fellows.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-09-29

CoNPLI1EKSTAKr.1-W acknowledge q
complimentary to the Holmes County Fair
10 be held the 9th, 7th and 6th- g. f..
Newton, President s. Herzsr, Secretary.
Ako, = complimentary 70 the Monroe
County Fair, Waterloo, Ind, Oct. ID, 2lst
aud ED. On the card Is j. F. Gotshall ,
printer.
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A CARD.-The ladies of the st.
Johns Catholic church of Canton
take this medium of returning their
sincere thanks to all who aided them
Ia getting up and carrying on the
Fair held last week, as also to those
who so generously patrOnized it
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How You CAN MANAsE 10 Save MONEY.

If business should call any of our read
ers TO Akron, they should not fail to look
IN at the establishment of Koch 8 Levi,
100 Howard street. They keep an inn
mense stock of Clothing for Men and Boys,
and sell at the very lowest prices. Their
Custom Department furnishes the best fit
ting garments at moderate expense. BE
advised and call at Koch & Lewis when at
Akron. ..l... E.s septl5E6.
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A MERIroRIoUs ARTICLE.-We
are tired Of this idea OF ''pufhng"
humbug medicines that are constant
ly throwR into drug stores, and are
merely an imposition upon con1mu-
nifty. But, when an article comes
into the morket that is really worthy
of comment, we are happy to make
public acknowledgement, trusting
that some benefit may arise there
from. DIR. R. V. Pierce, of Buffalo,
N. W, Is the proprietor Of DIR, Sage's
Catarrh Remedy, and we take pleas
ure IN calling attention to 1t because
we know It to be n good article, and
a sure cure for that loathsome dis
ease, C4tarrh. II Is sold by most
Druggists, or may be obtained for
Sixty Cents through the mail by
addressing the proprietor as above
-CLereIdI1d Herald. 16W2
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OUR solid Democratic friend,
John nIachamer, of Lake township,
presented us with q couple Of yams
Of his raising which weighed 81 lbs
One of them weighed s pounds 5
ounces. 9GT
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-09-29

II. THURsToN, Book Binder and
Blank Book manufacturer, Harters'
block, Canton, Ohio. Special Atten-
ton paid to the manufaciure Of
blank books OF every description, on
first class paper, and best Of ruling
2nd binding.
Magazines, Sheet Music, Subscrip-
.tion works and Old Books bouno In
every style known TO the trade, at
reasonable terms Call and see for
yourselves. l5t
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-09-29

SUIc:DE AT Observation-Disclosures INLAND,
. citizen of Bolivar, committed suicide on
the 23d inst. Il seems he took his shot
gun went into his stable, placed the muz-
Ele TO his chin, and by means Of his toe
cause Il is supposed was family trouble.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-09-29

SEE BUScH OF GRAPEs.-On Standard In
another column SPEER's STANDARD
WINE BITTERS is highly recommended
by physicians for Dyspeptics, on account
of Its tonic properties, lis purity. and its
delicious flavor. marSl1y.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-09-29

TIE DISPLAY At our Fair Is
magnificent. 1t is worthy Of visit
TO Canton to look at the display In
the various departments. We have
not time DOR space to particulartzer
but say 90 and see. Er.
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GRSATLY REDUeER PRIeEs AT TIE CAN
TON CTTY WOODEN FAcToRY.-l have on
hand large stock Of wooden goods, con-
sisting of Cassimeres, Cloths, Satinetts,
Flannels. Blankets, Ysrns, &c; which
am selling very low both wholesale and
Tetail~ Farmers, merchants and ethers
would do well b eall AID examine before
purschasIng elsewhere. All goods war
ranted. VIII exchange for any amount Of
wool.
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OBSERVE particularly the initials on the
wrapper, and see that it is B. A. Fahnes'
tock's Vermifuge. Use Fahnestock, Has
lett s. Schwartz, formerly B. A. Fahnes-
took & Co's) Pure White Lead, it cannot
be excelled. =. septIhR4
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ArtincInI Tech.

A double set on rubber plate, .$4O@$50
Half .' -. ,... 209 20
Ten teeth, best, " g 20
a full tlpdeT and Ioloer set on -r
best sit1eJ, ..-....-.y..-..... = 50
A full upper and lowea set on sil- .-., %
yer with revised Keagle's ''pat' I'D
en-" soft solder attachment" 30
Upper or lower set of same. ..... IL
I also make the beautiful porcelain work
which for strength and durability Is une'
qualled. 4 perfect .Jft guaranteed tn
eUery case.
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AB. KIFT-Great national events
great causes for rejOiciDg-great
causes for sorrow even soon loose
their influence. But, the influence
of a thing Of beauty and comfort,
such as Alb kits perfect balanced
easy fitting coats endures forever.
Indeed the influence of the name OF
KIT Is strengthened by the taste and
skill shown in the selection OF his
stock OF Merchant Tailoring goods
now on exhibition at his Rooms, No
2Opera House Block, Canton, Ohio.
I5W3.
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FuE old and reliable establishment of
Bockius & Son have on hand the largest
ard best stock of Boots, Shoes and Rubbers
ever brought to the county, which will be
sold at wholesale and retail. Terms cash.
I5tf.
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<. P.-Buckeye Lodge No. IL, Knights
of Pythiss, meets every Thursday evening
At 8 O'Clock in Cassilly's Block.
-.--'. r. r. AND &. s.
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''PUT MONEY IN Your PURSE. Ask
your shoe dealer only for Reed, Jones s.
Co.'S, Hand Made Boots and Shoes. Ev-
cry pair warranted. See advertisement in
another column. augSW10.
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The CATHOLIC FAIR Last week, in the
Opera House, concluded on Saturday ev-
ening, with great excitement and deep in
terest, and with q large crowd, notwith-
standing the inclemency of the rainy night.
The crowd each evening was large. A
little sheet entitled the ''Daily Fair" was
issued daily from this Ofiice.
The contest on the cake for the most
popular Foreman was very warm and ex-
citing, and the csnvassiDg was active in
deed. The result was:
McAnally, Foreman, Malleable Iron
Works, Sls6 ~.
Lanker, Foreman in Auliman & Compa-
ny, S46 90 b.
Davis, Foreman in Z. Bale, 81 20.
Gritty, Foreman for A. Kiniz, $54 40.
There were other votes for other fore
men, but were 80 small we do not quote
themSSThe total amount received Tor the
6Orenan's cake was S279 OF.
A very active contest took place over
Sine trambone horn for the most popular
Band. The result was:
Grand Amy Band $1,000. .$l4e so
Democratic Band. ........-... - 1So w
Tho Fair was q grand success, and one
es The beat managed FAlEa ever hsld IN ouz
eoWn, CCr s-A.-f'-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-09-29

4 DRKcToRY of Stark and Summit coun-
ties Is about to be canvassed for. It Is to
be published by Mr.. Joseph Higgins and
Nr- John NJ. Arters will solicit for the
work.
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TWO HEARSES
ALWAYS IN READINESS

na- We have the most elegant and
costly Hearse in this section, for use of
which we charge no more than usual
rates. '
Funerals attended In the country, and
at very moderate charge.
I give the UNDERTAKING my sps
cial attention, and, after twenty years
experience in the business, Idety compe-
Orders for Collins I'D Burials left at
my Furniture Rooms, four doors east OF
the American Hotel, East TuscArawaH
street, viii receive prompt attention.
~CHARaEs VERY MODERATE.
81 .--s.r. ...e.----T J.B. MCOREA.
Canton, Feb. II. l569tf.
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The raining last Saturday changed our
very warm weather to quite a cool snap.
We learn the radical candidate in this
district for the Senate of Ohio General
h. +. Potts, Is very unpopular in his own
county of Carroll The raIlieah ticket in
Carroll is heavily loaded with rotten shoddy.
In Stark It is heavy with Yankee Carpet
Baggery.r Great country. ~-.- r
A tremendous crowd to day at the Fair.
The exhibition In Agricultural implements
Is magnificent The inventive and mechan-
ical genius of Canton is well displayed
Look out for the rush TO morrow.
Under what political party have the ex-
penditures of the general government been
raised from 20 600, 0U0 q year to -FOUR
HUNDRED An1ldNs ayeati Certainly not
the Democratic party.
The water pipes arc now laid along our
principal streets the wheel house is about
completed, and the machinery about ready
10 run-Ihe race from Sprankle's dam Is
nearly ready. In short the whole work
is making good progress. ...
Peaches have been selling on our streets
from to 81 so bushel. In this section
they ara more plenty than apples, this year.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-09-29

EPISCOPAL SERvICE-Every sabbath, in
SchRfer's Opera House. at 101 o'clock A.
NJ, and o'clockP. NJ.
RKv. J. G. LAvERTY,
marlOH Officiating
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TwELvK HUNDRED DOLLAEsASD ALL E1'
PENsEs PAIDl-See advertisement of Amer
lean Shuttle Sewing Machine. 1yfeb &C.
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"THE Horticultural Experiment,'
article on our first page should have
been creSaitsd to the Bncyrus Journal
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FOR 05 GENTS.

we offer the "Stark County
Democrat" till after the election
for the smallsum of % cents,
Send the names on.g
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DoN'T use tn, dirty, sticky, nasty
Observation-Disclosures when You
can fin3 pure, clean Preparation
in Barrett, s Hair -RestorRtlve.9 { II
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The best assortment Of Ladies' and
ChIdrsn1 Polish BAlmOralA, 70 be had
cheap, At R0akiaA & Sea. 1stf.
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If you want the best and cheapest Boot:
and Shoes in town, call at Bockius & Sons
~. '.. l5tf.
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For further infoFmstiOr, We take pleas.
ure In adding that we contracted for &C.
ment iron pipe for east end of TuscaraWas
street to railroad per High, Plum, Poplar,
Walnut and Cherry st eets, all of which
win be laid during the months Of Septem-
Der and October, IN all about seven mile of
pipe within the city limits. One word for
the benefit of our particular friends, who
endeavor to manufacture unfaVorable im-
pressions by merely asking smart and limo.
cent questions. We will allude to a few
of them.
lst. Why were not the Wafer Works
fund of 500, 000 deposited for safe keep
ing in the Stark County Treasury?
Ans. Because the law does not require
it of US, and further, by depositing it in
the banks as we do, we need not pay the
Treasurer one half per cent, beng $500,
for receiving and diSburslng it, that Is sa'
we'd to the city.
I'd. Do the banks have to pay interest,
If so, who gets the interests
Ans. The banks pay fair interest, al
of which will be credited to the city.
Sd VIII the $4,000 complete thI
work, or will we have 10 vote another 800
OOO2
Ans. We are Of the opinion that thu
works will be completed for several thou
sand dollars less than the 500, 900, anS
the surplus can be applied to the paymen
of interest or principal of the Bonds
Respectfully submitted,
| ....- LOUIS SCHEFRR3
| .. . JACOB HAWK,
] DANL. WoRIKY.
Canton, o., Sept. L, '69.
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CITY ITEMS.

THE largest stock of Over Shoes in the
country, At Bockius s. Son. 15f,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-09-29

TAX place 10 get the best Boots for the
least money, Is st BOckius & Son. l5tf.
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WHERE CAN | BUY
A LARGE LOT OF
6 @ Cd S
For a Small Amount OF
Money /?
AT THE
New York Store,
OF COURSE
You Can Buy
New York Store,
You Can Buy

BLEACHED MUSLIN, a full yd
wide, for 123 centsJ.sy1g.- ~
UNBLEACHED MUSLIN, from
10 to l9c ZOO ..- ra.a l--
TABLE LINENS, at so, go, 70. so,
81, $l,!0, 81, 20; .HIELi- -sE.-
CARPETS at Reduced Prices
LINEN COATS at Cost /; p - d,
GOODS FOR BOYS WEAR, cheap;
LADIES HOSE, from 12lc to zoe;
LADIES KID GLOVES, at 81, 10,
$3.50, $1,75;
LADIES' LISL TIL r f A D
GLOVES, for 4Oc; -..-. ..r
HOOP SKIRTS, --latest stylel only
81; ;U9s % s= '-r'.E
BALMORAL SKIRTS, from 85c to
CENTS PAPER COLLARS, only
ULYSSES PAPER COLLAR, 25c
PARASOLS at Cost sgr rr.--r-T 3
w HITE GOODS, such as Namsooks
| .6E8lu MuS1lu6 tLllu- 0ACOnOSos A-AAA8
Fronts, Linen Hank'fs;
LADIES' CUFFS, SOC box.
%The place you can buy the
above Goods Cheap, is at the
| NEW YORK ST o r Z in
Mathews Block.
Yours Respectfully, .-..T
| WORCD DAUGHADAF.
au Aft e~-
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BOYS Boots at from 81, ,25 TO $500, at
Bockius & Son. - 15if.
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L. BI PHELE q Bro, have on hand a su-
perior 81 5ck of Cook, Parlor and Heating
stoves, with 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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ION TO RTCHMOND.T

A LII persons disposedto join the grand
Aarniy 1900, 900 more" now prepar-
ing 10 invade and occupy the Southern
States, will please report ia person or
by letter, to these headquarters. 80
Descriptions of Southern Property
total value oyer 800, COZ, ,090-can be had
at this office also certificates enabling
| bolders to- go and return at half fare let
| ters also to large circle of correspond~
1 ents and friends-thus providing every
! needed facility for purchasing properly
1 that can now be bought for small part
| of what il is actually worth.
| Call on or addi eSs,