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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-02-02
baltimore. Pittsburgh and Chicago
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FRIEND McGREGoR knowing that
you keep an eye. single to the above en-
terprise, take all the news offered rela-
tingto the same, and "prent en- we cheer
fully send you the following item. We
understand the engineers surveying the
route between Salem and Akron report
favorable route Road tolerably straight,
work generally light and distance 50 miles.
That the farmers along the line of road
willingly grant the right of way, and a
few propose taking some stock beside
That Akron and Salem will raise stock
and money to grade, bridge and tie the
rOad-such spirit and action generally IN
sure success. Yet it only goes to show
the prevailing spirit manifested among
the people along the entire line of our
survey between the Ohio river and Toledo.
We learn also Zadok street, c. Cornell and
others, are out looking over grounds east
of Salem, near Cannon mill on Bull creek.
Mr.. Paul viii move on line with his par
ty next week, bound for the Ohio river
Mr.. Plllsbury, engineer, of Canton survey,
reports his men reaching Ashland on SAT-
urday last, expecting 10 start for Shelby,
Monday following
The people here are fully as desirous for
a road as at any other point Are not
only willing but anxious to take any
amount of stock required TO ensure the
road In fact, where all the people in a
cty, village and country are equally anx-
ious for this enterprise, it would appear
invidious to make distinctions Yet all
men and parties interested or otherwise
must admit the New Lisbon, Canton and
Wooster route to Toledo is far ahead OF
all other routes proposed. from the fact
that it passes through the largest and
best business points, besides the richest
agricultural and mineral districts in the
State. Here ve are satisfied TO rest, know
ing there are no parties better qualified tc
judge of this all important fact, than the
officers Of the project heading this note.
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-02-02

The distinguished tragedian, supported
by an able tro,1ps Of Indies and gentlemen
from the National Theatre, Cincinnati,
presented to a-ful and appreeiatiYe audi
ence, in Schaefers Opera House, on Mon
day evening, this week, Bulwer's admira-
bic fplar Vi RIeHELIEU. -EaNnn u
On tuesday evening the company pres
sented Shakspeare's tragedy Of OTHELLo,
the Moor of Venice, also TO a respectable
house, II sH eaEe &.ts.,,A ~,
Wehaye not space to give full need OF
praise to Mr.. Forrest, and will only re-
mark that his RTcHELIEU convinced US
he was indeed a great master and worthy
of his great fame, Of which we had heard
80 much foF. over thirty years. While We
ihouglt this 0f his Richehep, his OFHEL-
10 is to Us a more wonderful rendering Of
a great eharacter Nj. Forests support
was, in the main, worthy of all praise
Miss LILLrE renders those fine characters
Of Julie IN Richeieu and DesdemopaH IN
othells, in style highly interesting . =
We hope, ere long. to receive another
visit from Mr. Forrest and the company
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-02-02
.aETTT T--T-E
Canal Fulton.

1F Quite a serious accident occurred to
Hiss Bernower on Thursday last On
kindling fire in q stove she poured on
some Carbon oil from a large can. The
,iire communicated and exploded the can,
scattering the oil oyer ltcr and setting her
clothing on fire, Mr. McCadden. happen
ed to be in the house at the moment, and
with Mrs. Bernower. ran to the room
where they heard the screams of the
young lady She passed them in flames
and ran out of doors They folbwed, ap-
parently unable to do anything TO rescue
her. Mr.. McCadden seeing large pan at
the pump in the yard with water in, dash
cd it about the poor girl, and she begged
for more. 1t was repeated rs fast as 1t
could be-flled, until the FIRE was put out
Miss Bernower was badly burned,
but It is hoped she wiI recover Her
mother had her hands badly burned in
Itry1ng to tear off the burning clothing
-Ihis Is only one other warning against the
fNfI
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-02-02
Foreign Itenns.

a victory by Gen. Jordan is reported
in Cuba, over the Spanish authorities.
One Of the thirteen Spanish -gunboats
got ashore on the Cuban coast and is q
complete loss W e-as 'asE---E
The Mexican state of san Luis de Poto-
81 seeded on the 50th December Presi-
dent Juarez has several such jobs on hand
Spain. continues unsettled. Prim has
ordered a grand review Of etroops 1t
IS thought to mean coup detat.
The Pope on Saturday last visited the
American College. He took breakfast
with the students and number Of Amer
lean visitors, intending several ladies. The
Holy Father expressed his qualification
at the progress of the Church IN America.
He declared that.the republic of the Uni
ted States was the republic of intelligence
and virtue
The Tyrolese deputies in the Austrian
diet threaten to withdraw, because their
rights in that body are abridged
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-02-02

On "Wednesday Of -last week, two men,
young Mr. Moore son Of Joseph Moore.
of Plain Grove tp., and Mr. Brown, Of
Harrisville, while engaged IN walling q
we'll for Mr.. Cross, in Worth tp., Butler
county, not far from Harlansburgh, met
with terrible death byth caving in Of
the well
Everything possible was done to rescue
them, but in vain. One Of the men was
partially relieved when the we'll cayed in
a second time, and came near burying
those who were trying to get han OUT
A very large number OF persons were
collected together, but IL was from
o'clock in the afternoon until 8 the next
morning before the bodies could be gotten
out Both Of the victims, We understand
were very respectable and worthy men
| Nclr Castle fPG.) Gaz and Dem
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-02-02
Adam Lippert-s old Pittsburgh Gro



Nj Lippert coptinues 70 satisfy his nu-
merous and increasing customers that his
goods are invariably Of the best quality
and sold at a very close margin. His fam
lily Grocery Is a complete establishment,
containing n full assortment for the fani-
", and has customers are promptly and
properly waited upon His room, too, IS
capacious and convenient, and always
kept trim and neat, and his goods We'll
displayed. We refer our readers TO Mr..
Lippert's advertisement, in this paper, in
which he enumerates many articles with
prices attached This list is carefully re-
vised every week and corrected by Mr.
Lppert We advise our friends to lcok
over this list carefully, every week, and
| thus become posted. The prcesare mar
I ked down to the lowest possible point, ane
all who purehase. At Lipperts may know
what to pay. Ian25tf.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-02-02

< number OF PRISONERS broke JaiI II
Steubenville on "Wednesday nightlast. The
trial on charge Of rape, DanI W Irwin, a
printer, on charge Of forgery in making
too free ose with the sgnature Of the pub
Usher of the Herald, and. Thos. Holley
for burglarizing Murphy carriage factory
in Steubenville The parties removed the
plastering from the ceiling of their cells
cut their way up through tho roof, and
experienced but little trouble in edecting
their cscape. - The description ofrthe par
ties is as foilows Hollyis a bright mu-
latte. "a Attleloyer five seet in height, and
a barber By trade Cunningham is over
Eve feet, heavy. set, red face, light nous
tache, and is a peddler IRWIN IS about
five feet, and a printer by occupation,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-02-02

At Mansfield, Ohio, last Thursday even
ing, a shooting affray occurred at the rail
rsad depot, between Lon Thornton. one
Of the proprietors of the Thornton House,
and John Cameron, fireman OF the switch
engine. Cameron was shot through the
arm, leg, and abdomen, and Thornton thro'
the arm. The affray grew out Of a quar-
rel, that afternoon, between.as negro run
ner for the Thornton House and a runner
for the Omnibus hne, about a passenger
which each wanted,in in which, seems Cam
eron interfered. Cameron's recovery Is
| considered doubtful Thornton Is under
/ arrest. e. .-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-02-02
The Peoples OySter-DePO3. No. SO
13RnlE Street, Cleveland, Ohio

We ara receiving daily, by fast express,
those unsurpassed Baltimore and Seaside
Oysters, which for fullness of cans, ineness
of.havor, and regularity of size, have new
er been equaled in this market The fol-
lowing are the wholesale prices per can:
]. B. NJ, prime, same as Maltby's
C. S. NJ, $lO0; ]. B. NJ, select, same as
Maltby's c. S NJ, S5c; j. B. NJ, extra,
same as Maltby's II. & NJ, 70c.; Stars.
good oysters, well filed, 60c.; XXX, good
oysters, short filed, SOC.
We are also receiving the celebrated
Tub or Count Oysters which can be sup
piled to saloon or family trade better,
cheaper and frcsher than any other dealer
west Of Baltimore or New York These
oysters arc preserved in their natural
liquid. Price per gallon. straight, $3.50
select, 500.
J. B. McLAUsHLIH & Co. Agents,
lnn5w5 itsit3f .<-ll 'its-As F
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-02-02

A youne Nan named. Daniel W Erwin,
haling from Brownsville, Pa. came TO
this city ius November last, and procured
a situation as -compositor in the Herald
ofIice Of this city. where he worked until
recently. Since leaving the Herald he
has been Solerkins ut the Monongahela
House. but thinking that occupation too
Iaberious. he concluded that no would
traise the wind, on last Friday evening,
.by forging several orders on W r. Alb
son, Of the Herald Of our city. for various
amounts. ranging from 10 TO $40 HIS
iust order was presented to-Nm May,
clothing merchant, for SIS worth Of goods,
which he received. He next called on
Wm. DsugheFtJitE & Sons. presenting an or
der.as before which wac honOred. He
next presented an order on Saturday
morning. signed as before, at Days shoe
store Tor S or $40 worth Of goods The
clerk at this establishment however was
suspicious that the order was not genuine,
and refused 10 let him have the shoes un-
I al Mr.. Day came in, and retained both
I the goods and the order Shortly after
| MIR. Day showed the order TO Mr. Allison
kwho pronounced II . forgery. The Mayor
was notified Of Erwin's operations, and
/ he Immediately set about TO discover the
rascal, which he soon succeeded IN doing
! When arrested several orders were found
/ on hispersou. The evidence against him
/ was conclusive. .11e was bonnd oyer tc
court IN the sum OF -SS2 .ooo-by his honor
and IN default was committed.-&elt6eU
riLls Ga-ctte.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-02-02

The Minerva Commercial says a Stark
county Justice of the Peace decided, re-
Gently, that verbal contract. required a
revenue stamp. That is equal to Car
roll county lawyer, who gravely inquired
of Mr.. Samuel Brooke, Asst Assessor of
the 18th District, whether, under existing
laws, journeyman lawyer was required
10 take out license, and what salary he
Is entitled to-AHidnce Monitor.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-02-02

wITTING-In Canton at the residence Of her
son. Mr.. j. q Whiting, on High street, Mrs. AGSEs
WIrrISd, relict Of the late g. c. A. Whiting, aged
81 years mos. and days
Mrs. Whiting survived her husband near nine
teen years. heleaves an only sister and one son
aud daughter, Mrs. Isaac Hartman, OF Chicago.
Mrs Whiting was the daughter Of Doctor Molfswho
,oeated in cantou Hsar atty -years5 agS-- er re-
mains were followed 70 the cemetery bysg goodly
number Of our citizens. fhe nun services were
reformed by Rev. Mr.. Kuhn Of the English L.u
theran church. l.-1-E
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-02-02
NASHVILLE.
TheTennessee constitutional Conven-
-- h tiuu -- 2

80 50 i-aa NASHVILLE, Jan. IS 1870 s-z
The Constitutional Convention passed
an amendment to the State Constitution,
by vote Of fifty to sixteen, confening
the right of suffrage on all male citizens Of.
the United States twenty-one years of
age, who shall have been resident Of the
State twelve months, and of the county
in which the vote is offered six months
pre- vious to the election. It also requires
each voter, before exercising the right Of
suffrage at any election, to show that he
has paid the poll taxes assessed against
HIM. Both branches Of the Legislature
adopted unanimously a resolution thank I
ing the Convention FOR accepting the fore
going amendment.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-02-02
Real Estate Trnnrrerr.


Jos shiyely toJ A Kleckner, lot in SIS
add TO Canton, $500
Jos snively to Andrew Burchfold, lot 5
in SIS add to Canton, 500
] P Preyer to G A Hake, lot 10 in P's
add TO Canton, $50
Jos Atoms 70 John Brugh, part lot los
in Canton, loOO
Adam Koons to Jno II Watson, lots 6
and 7 in ks add to Canton, 1900
J E Essig and Danl Earstltr 70. Lewis
Teeters, Lamborn & Co to Alliance Gas
Light Co, ,qots 1892 in T L& Cos add
TO Alliance, 900
Nicholas Huberty, Jr to Jesse Dewel, lot
of land in canton tp, 900
Andrew Putnam to Harmon Putnam, -
acres In Sugaroreek tp, ' 1000
Catharine Musserto Peter Alusser. acre
in Paris tip, .sD Tc Iusi lie
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-02-02
MARKERS.
CANTox. oala. Feb.2. ls1o.
Cleveland Market.

- CLEVELAND, January D.
FLoUn-Narlet dull and unchanged
Bucllwheat flour steady and the demand
good at ST 2O(GS 90.
GRAIN-Wheat dull and heavy at 81 II
for no 1red: No , red held at 81 4O9
Corn nominal at SOC. Oats dull la2c lower
No State held atS4c. Rye(G90c for
duh and inactive, held at SO[Gl 90 for
State Barley dull, and nominal
PETRoLEUN-Quiet and frmer held at
26IC627c for crude. Better held at s. 50
(d5 20 per bbl --..
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-02-02
leo Jobs OF Lettering, Or
Sign Painting ..
WORKSHOPS, STORES, - OFFICES,
{ HOTELS AND MANUFACTURING {
MN u Il, II L,NI,S

HOTELS AND MANUFACTURING
-.s ESTABLISHMENTS
at the capital cities the ehsf towns, and the Prin-
eipal villages Of Stark apd TuscarsAFas counties
style either quite plain truly orIialpental With
the best materials and Mt fair charges. No lops
handsome Photographic Views Of each Of The es-
iabllshlnents for which we do lettering, charging
the parties interested are;1sonagls Ptlee IIt
and these one hundred ViewssrS ~ tlls'
second series Of our primary coLlectlon OF fhglo-
graphic Eiews,eaeh 20 be Inounlss ~ nes, s. -
and displayed IN our Exkibnion Gallery, uPon a
franc work of a handsome and PATRIOTIC design.
We hope and intend 70 make a goodIy ntlt4lllsr oi
sketches, and finish pictures OF certain pieces u
different parts Of Stark and Tuscaravas counties.
When these and the one hundred signs ana views
are eoInpleteds which ought g pc Y tile end Of
the public first at Rochester and Navarro, stark
county the artists boyhood home. II well re-
ceiyed and moderately successful here. our tTal-
lery Is to visit Canton, Massillon, Alliance Canal
Fulton and Wg-nesburg in Stark and New Phlla-
delphia Canal Dover, UFichsvlhe,. Bolivar, Port
Washington and New Conerstown IN uscarayFas
county. May We hope that a sufficient number
Of our enterprising business men IN stAese
places will patronize our enterprise v hlls' al tLe
same time, feel assured that they VIII benefU
themselves by improving the appearance ana ex'
tending the reputation Of tiiis esttplshIneht WIN
good and handsome signs, and through the l'lo-
tographic Views, make uso-oi a oeaotiini plan o.
Each Gent who patronises-orlE enterprise IN the
way above indi Gated shall receiF 2 foF hlrls q LANG
I lady complimentary season tlcket admlttlnl
\ taeIn 70 our Gallery throughout the term OF II;
stav at the town nearest 10 rheirholnes; and alsC
] aticl let of single admission Tor each member O.
u their household.
I We Will hold free and friendly receptions at ON
studio or lodslIlgs q diferent PLACES Wheres sW'
may ind IL eSpedieft o. sojoufn while fInosecu
I ting our labors for the year, 70 winch our Hlena
and patrons will be invited to eX6iine our iates
works and witness the progress made. -.
u Orders for these proposed JOBS, lhcioSed IN -
envelope 70 my address may he left eiIherat IN
STARK COilty DCDtccrdt office, rhe hdSSitton ARieT
iran Office or the Rochester House in Stark coun
" and at the Ohio DelROerpt pfiee, New l'hiIadel
Z phia, Tuscarawas county, or through the post
office at either Canton. Navarro, or New Phllade
phja aud they shan receive prompt ;ltteft
reIpain tFFly gE9 ,sy S S9
- Jan. L 1870 a~i
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-02-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.
To COnSunptiYeS.

FEIHE. ADVERTISER having been restored to
l health in a few weeks by n very simple RENE
dy, after having Suffered for several years with
severe lung affection, and thar dread disease, con-
sumption-is anxious TO make known to his fel-
low sufferers the means of cure
To all who desire il, he will send n copy Of the
prescription used, free Of charge. with the direc-
thew will find Il sure cure Tor Consumption, Asth-
ma Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, and all Throat and
Lung Affections. The only object of the adVeTti-
ser in sending the Prescription Is TO benefit the
afflicted and spread information which he con-
ceives 10 be valuable and he hopes every sufferer
viii try his remedy, it Will cost them nothing,
and may prove a blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription viii please adj
dress REv. EDWARD A. WILSON,
williamsburg, Kings county, New York.
maybe 'fgylsmp
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-02-02

Harmless. BEAUTIFUL AND LAsTIN0.-Mrs. s. A.Al-
lens Hair Rest0rer and Dressing. The attention
of the public is invited 70 the valuable improve
ment recently made in this preparation. It's in
fallible property of quickly restoring Gray Hair
to its original color, is here combined with most
agreeable-lressing, all in one bOttle.sEu .z-
tion, clear and transparent A toilet luxury for
cleansing dressing and strengthening the hair,
far preferable to French pOmades and At half the
cost. sold by Druggist. 23ly-ey2m
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-02-02
Don,t DC Imnosed Tuor

BY purchasing Baking Powders which fall short
of the quantity represented in each package
from one-eighth to one-ha f. DoOlsy's Baking
Powderi Is put up in tin cans, which contain actual
and IS perfectly free from any impure substanc-
6. We guarantee purity, quality, quantity and
results satisfactory every time oOiey's Baking
Powder is used For sale by Grocers everywhere
33W2
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-02-02
gsayor,s Court.

During the past week Mayor Sayler's
court has not been particularly pressed
with business.
Mr.. Snyder, of Carroll county, as he
said, was taken to the city calaboose on
Saturday, for having taken an over sup
ply OF the "creetur" He was allowed to
90 on Sunday morning, on leaving 81 in
pledge for his appearance, which he has
not yet made. He ought to come for his
money
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-02-02

L. E:zJHELE 4 BRo have on hand superior stock
OF Cook, Parlor and Heating stoves, with q full
assortment of house furnishing ware. Their
stock of buckets, Knives and Forks, Fancy Hol-
low ware sc. Spouting put up on short notice,
and very cheap Cali al the old establ lslinls ut,
East Tuscarawas street, north side, Canton, Ohio.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-02-02

BEN. PorTs is still in the Ohio Senate.
We suppose he viii resign before long, as
we see BY the Canton Repository that
Mcssrs. Enos RatTensperger, \. /. Jones,
James BayGss and Arvine c. Wales ofthat
county, announce to thepubGc that they
would be pleased to take Benjamin's place
in the Ohio Senate. Either Of them could
do that, and not do any great things by so
g-HeuJenUiHe Gczctte. -..
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-02-02

On the morning Of the 9th ult., FIRE
broke outin the Marble factory of G. w.
Fox, in Ravema, and got such headway
that it communicated to barn and Nv
cry IN close proximity. The fire was pre-
vented from spreading further by dint Of
great exertion Loss from to $1,000.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-02-02

John Danner. Agent, hasjust returned
from New York and Philadelphia, and is
now epening a very desirable stock Of
Dry Goods, bought under very favorable
circumstances, and will be sold quite
cheap. Ladies' call and dsee those go0ds q
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-02-02

Revel, a large, well developed, oleaginous
negro, a member of the Mississippi Senate
has been elected Unified States Senator for
the term expiring March, 1871. We learn
from private advices that the election of
Rcvel has juvenated the ponderous Sum
ner-he looks twenty years younger
Sumner will at once make overtures to the
Mississippi negro to secure him for a
room mate. No one believes, however
that Cuffy viii listen to any such PROPOSE
Holmes Co. Farmer
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-02-02

= = ATLASTA, Jan. IS.
The House to-day by a vote of66 to so,
decided to qualify aud seat those persons
who had received the next highest vote,
to those members wbo-Were declared
vacant By General Terry. - !, Z - 1, - . a
Nine meRbers HerR sworn ip to7day
three of whom were coiored. ~,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-02-02

We perceive by the Rep. < Rep, Of
last wesk, that J., SchaefeT, Esq, Seerete-
tary OF the Trustees of Water Works,
advertises in that paper Tor $1,000 adj
tional FOR our water works. These new
Bonds viii bear interest at ten per cent,
payable semi-annually. 1t is a good and
safe investmeht as the city is responsible.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-02-02
Calabar Grains,
NATURES OWN REMEDY.
CERTAIG CURE FOR

Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, Constipation,
irregularities, Indigestion, Biiousness, r,
Salowness, and Nervous Debility Il
They are apple tseed-ike, testeless and in
odorous. Sold by all Druggists.
~ JOHN D. PARK, Cincinnati, O..
5an5m5s agent for the Proprietor.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-02-02
Sc Isunch or Grnpes.

On Standard in another column. sPEERS
STANDARD WINE BITTERS is highly recon-
mended by physicians for Dyspepsia, on account
OF its tonic properties lis purity, and It's delicious
laYOr. maral-lV
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-02-02
T,.--.,- HOUSE. F..-y;-r--, &. - -
James K. Gibson, member-eloct from

James N. NIIpsons .Alemp elecI nom
Virginia was sworn in A. bill aboishing
the Office OF Congressional Printer, and
providing for the election Of a Public
Printer by current resolution, was passed.
a resolution was adopted that Georgia
Representative elected at the election OF
April 20s1S68, were not entitled to Oseats.
Nh, Voorhees,, o. Indiana, made aspeech
on the finances in the Committee Of the
Whole, and General Butler replied to
Dawes speech. The Postal Route Bill
was reported and passed. Mr.. Reever IN
trOduced q bill to abolish produce brokers
tax as imposed on farmers, market garden
ers and others The House adjourned IN.
til tomorrow, which IS to be devoted tC
general debate a
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-02-02

AETHUR's.-We know of no peter pub
hcations than those by T. S Arthur & Co,
Phila The Home Magazine is one of the
best lady's books published, and should
have an immensa circulation. Children's s
Hour is one of the neatest periodicals pub
lished in America, and Once Month Is a
very interesting visitor, whom We are al
ways pleased TO meet
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-02-02

THE first Ainstallment Of Durbin's
spring stock Of Wall Paper has been re-
eeiyed. N'Lai'' feb2w2