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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-10-27

%This Is a mixed tIain to Wellsville, and Ex-
press train from Wellsvilie 10 Pittsburgh
TUSCARAWAS BRANCH.
Leaves Arrives.
n. Philadelphia, G.IO a m Bayard, 9.45 a m.
BGyard, ll.5O am l. Philadelphia, 2.A0p m
+. r. MYERS,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
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climates, and warm weather. It increases
the amount Of iluidity ut q time when the
SUMS rays draw heavily upon the vital
Juices of man. 1t comes In rs strong re-
serve force to strengthen him against 'he
powerful attacks which arc directed upon
him by the season and the pestlterous insects
which arc ever depicting him.
That it is the tropical provision aga'n''
tronical influences is clearly shown III '''
rondness of the negro for the watermelon.
We c.n make no more acceptable present W
bic su.ectbcart. and can be himself hc'e. ~
benny rs when he has large one no,oi.
~, friend once saw negro o"S Wa
nun. ,,o, IN sierra Leone. lie cut it in
ha,r ,to onc-hulf, and put the rind OF II on
his head. and then ate the o'i'er anu seC
' I, IN no rlnd of that. Pretty good il
,ustration Of temperature, diet, economy,
and habit.
Rut why should watcrmelons be cried
ont in voices which are intoned to the very
Rev Of the song Of doom-the prophecy of
everlasting destruction? The negro re-
talcrs are prone to that plaintive, wailing
chant, and it is their delight to lift up their
voices till the vault above reGchocs their
notes so like warnings of coming wreck.
\ man feels sad when he hears it. 1t is
worse than gong. But when he finds it's
only watcrmelons, he is resigned to his
fate
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as would have disgraced any country In the
world five hundred years ago..
The people don't seem to know what to
think of Governor Eoldeu. Some say he Is
derangcd-that the ccaselesa anxiety ofmind
to which he is sul!jectcd-fhc horrible fear
and dire foreboding which haunt him day
and night-the dread of the consequences
should he fail, with all his unholy efforts, to
carry the election-have driven sleep from
his couch and dethroned his reason. Others
| say {" he hath devil"
Of one thing he NAV be assured, if the
present temper of the people is any index
of the future, If the election which occurs
this week shall result in Conservative
Legislature, he and all his subordinates VIII
be impeached and displaced; and many even
! go further than that, and predict that the
penitentiary which the Republicans are
now building will be the home of not few
! Of their leaders.
The handwriting is already on the wall,
and the hearts of many are failing them Tor
fear even now. Several of the Governors
! most staunch friends are beginning TO iall
him; they have declined to serve on the
| court martials which are to try the prl-
soners of Alamancc and Caswcll.
What is to become OF these persons no
one can conjecture. 1t is presumed they
will be released after the election, as the
whole movement was designed to over
awe and intlnidate the people so rs to
prevent them from voting their real sentl-
mcnts. Senator Pool said to General Scales
a few days since, in Norfolk, that Governor
Holden had gone far beyond any suggestion
of his, for he never contemplated the sus-
pension of the habeas corpus.
Our distinguished townsman, DIR. }. l..
M. Curry, was here last Sabbath to preach
hal In No1inp Mons (Ity MIS-
sion of the Baptist church. On Monday
night he lectured on Education; and from
what / have heard of his sermon and adj
dress, from some Of the first minds Of this
State, they must have been OF unusual
merit.
Other newspaper men are here rs well as
myself Saw Cuthbert, Of the New York
Herald. to-day. and the correspondent OF
the Tribune is also here. lis.
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To SNUrF-DEALERs.-In reply to a com
plant from Philadelphia tobacco firm,
trict have prohibited one of their customers
from retailing snuff from siXteen.ounce
packages, and wishing to know If this is in
accordance with the ruling of the revenue
office, Acting Commissioner Douglass says
the evident intent of the law is that manu-
featured tobacco and snuff shall be sold
only IN the stamped packages in which it
is put up by the manufacturer. The only
exception which the law makes to this is in
favor of retail dealers, who are allowed to
retail tobacco from aro0den packages, packed
and stamped as required by the act of July
20, 1868. No such exception is made in the
lieving it to have been an oversight in Con-
gresSin not providing for the retail Of snuff
from bladders and jars, the office has ruled
that retail dealers may retail snuff from
such packages, packed and stamped accord
ing to law. But it has never ruled that
snuff may be rctailcd from paper packages,
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North Carolina.

.,,,,s show large Conservative
= r. North Carolinas There is moi
sannch known. however, to settle the re-
x,,,t and as we shall soon know what 1t u.s.
snecula.ion would be idle. We are agree
,hlv surprised thus Ear with the Conscr'a-
tive gains. We suppose the elections were
In the main supervised and contributed D.
Radical officials, and have no doun. ''''
immense frauds were rcrpetra'eo. -
North Carolina there IS little honesty on
that side, HOLDEN has leaVcned JIG 49,. -
,ump Of Rsdicalism, and nc IS " anr
corruption and rottenncss' ~ .,1 how
-, nn the Conservative side Wo'lia s.io"
= strong tide of opposition to the fu''nS
,>oxor in the State. In all casc'''''''
ahont North Carolina, IL must DE i''n'" :.
,,orod that the colored popn'ato" -
.a.r,r unanimous in its support Va
Radicalism, and it requires inc ui'o' VI
tbe whites on the other slae W save '',
S,.,a from the misruc OF corrupt I'LL"
denrayed men. Whenever an ISSUE VI
,h;s sort is made land in no other country
w.s Il ever before made exactly IN the form
=, ,os been in this since the world was
.-o,ted, there will be many depravcd whites
who. hoping for no Office or honor from
their own race, will go over and night
agaiust them for the sake OF ofhccs when
they are not fit to fill, and for the control of
public moneys, which they seldom fail to APP
propriate to their own uses. These were
HoLpxS's hope.
p, S.-The returns indicate so decidedly
the triumph of the Conservatives that we
can hardly justify any further doubts on our
part. Such n victory is u strong proof Of
the capacity of the people to govern them
selves.
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VIRGINIA CONGRESSIONAL ELECTIoNs.-A
Richmond correspondent of the New York
Standard writes
In the three first districts there is Re
publican majority of at least $4,000. In two
others there ought to be 5000 majority at
least. There is strong hope ola united Re-.
publican party in the State. The fear OF
this operates to impel to contamination the
latest Democratic scheme, which is, at the
adjourned meeting of the Legislature on
the first Monday in October, to pass an act
redistricting the State and so arrange them
as to make sure of Democratic victories IN
each congressional district. The yillainy OF
such an act can be appreciated when 1t IS
remembered that the election takes place in
November. thus allowing no time for call
ing conventions or canvaSsing the new dis
tricts-no time for the Republicans, mean,
of course, because the Democrats would DC
posted in advance. There seems little
doubt that such is the real game of the OPP
position. How to meet it Is puzzle.
Representatives Platt and Porter have de-
termincd, am told, to run as candidates
within the present district, and elected
there. as they will be, to appeal by contest
to Congress. taking the ground that the
measure was designed to defeat the will OF
the people, and the result ought not to be
contaminated unchecked. So there's ano-
Their reconstruction, or MISREPRESENTATION,
miss ahead,
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Kirk'S OutraQeS.

We publish this morning a statement con-
corning the outrases committed by KIRK i'll
North Carolina. 1t is from most worthy
gentleman of unimpeachabie integrity. His
whole letter bears evidence of fairness and
truthrulness. We invite the attention OF
the New York Tribune to this calm and re.
liable letter. Some one sent to the Tribune
statement Of the hanging of prisoner by
the thumbs under KIRK's orders, and after
wards announced that the story was not
true. 1t. was true, and far worse than ii
had been repr esented in the I116unc.
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The treasurer Of Dodge county, Ne.
braska, has advertised all the Union Pacific
Railroad bonds in that county for sale to
pay the delinquent taxes on them.
John Butler and Gustave Shaw, school
mates, at Greenville, Nd, quarrelled Tues
day, when Butler struck Shaw fatal blow
with baseball bat, from the effects OF
which he died. Butler has been committed
for trial.
A Scandinavian meeting was held in
Chicago Wednesday night. About i've hum
dred Danes, Swedes, and Norwegians, were
present. The proceedings were conducted
in the Scandinavian language. Resolutions
sympathizing with France were passed.
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To BE SENT HoME.-Mrs. Louisa Louder,
mill and her four children, whose arrival
here in destitute circumstances on Tuesday;
afternoon has been heretofore noticed, will
be sent this morning by Captain Delanty to
her friends in Buchanan county, va. More
than a sufficient amount of money to pay
their fare has been raised, and the surplus
will nc given the destitute woman to AID
her uDon her arrival home. Her babe,
which hns been i'll since her arrival, was
better yesterday, and it is now believed it
will recoyer.-Bdlttmore Sun.
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THE NATHAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. d.
RECTED AGAIN TO SOME ONE IN THE HOUSE
uoLD.-Thcre is no abatement in the excite
mcnt attending the murder of Mr.. Benja-
min Nathan on Thursday last, in New York.
In the mean time certain of the New York
Journals, lmawed by the severe reproofS adj
mniStered by their more cautious conteni-
porarieS. are throwing out daring hints that
point to some member of Mr.. Nathan S
family rs the murderer. The Herald says :
"I'he Slip-carpenter'S dog, so apparently
unaccounted for in the residence OF Mr..
Nathan-the weapon in fact with which the
foul murder was c!iectcd-has been recog-
nzcd az having been in the stable OF
Nathan'S house for year or more. If this
statement of the builder Of the house he
true. and he seems TO have been constant
and familiar visitor to the premises, one
cloud of mystery, and that not small one,
would seem to be removed. II this story
can be verified it will be another evidence
in favor of the theory that the murderer
did not come from the outside, and that in
all probability he did not leave the house on
the night of the murder"
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spECsAassN NOTICES.

m HAVING OBTAINE THE
ENTIRE INTEREST OF
JAMES e. BURREss AND JOSEPH 6.
WILLIAMS
in the late concern OF
BURRESS, WILLIAMS & CO.,
I beg leave to call the attention Of my friends
to my very
LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE STOCK
OF
DRY GOODS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
In order to supply the demands OF my Inn
mense retail trade 1 am compelled to buy In
very large quantities, and consequently can give
merchants
CHOICE SELECTIONS,
WITH
LIBERAL MARGIN FOR PROFITS.
My stock Is repenished by
TRI-WEEKLY ARRIVALS OF
FRESH GOODS, e,,..
Is kept at all times
FULL AND COMPLETE,
is always .
FULLY ADEQUATE TO THE WANTS OF
THE TRADE.
THE QUALITY OF MY GOODS is
SUPE RIOE,
and my
PRICES AS Low AS SIMILAR GOODS CAN
BE BOUGHT ANYWHERE.
l Invite an examination by all In want Of
FIRST CLASS GOODS
AT
THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES.
JOHN n. WOODFIN, I'LL Main street.
between Eleventh and Twelfth.
The following gentlemen can be found with
ME, who will be pleased to sec their friends:
JOSEPH G. WILLIAMS,
THOMAS ID. QUARLES,
EDWIN 4. WYNN,
w. l.. JENNINGS. ..
F.V. SUTTON, JE.,
G. X. MORTON,
A. NJ. WOODFIN,
je23 WILLIAM K. MCCAW.
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KENTUCKY ELECT1oN.-LouisrilIe, August
3.-Warren county gives the Democrats 500
majority; Bowling Green elects the Demo-
cratic ticket by 81 majority, with the excep-
ton of Judge. whom the Republicans elect.
In Warren county Il heavy vote was polled
by colored people. Fayette county gives
the Democrats - majority; Wooltord
county went Democratic by go majority !;
Bourbon county Nemocratic by, 200 ma
ioritv. Boone county elects the entire
Democratic ticket by 700 or 500 majority.
Christian county gives 10 Democratic ma
iority. Grant county elected the Republic
can clerk Of the county court by small
majority. The Democrats elected the rest
of the ticket.
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DIED..


On tho sth instant, ut A. M. ANN ELaIA'
Youngest child OF Mary A. and Charles w. Wer-
ner' aged nine months and twenty-two days.
The funeral will take place from the reslngI I
Of her father on First street. at 10 O'CLOCK THIS
MORNING. Friends and acquaintances are ih-
San Francisco California; papers please copy.
On the goth May, at his residence, In Sidney h.
Also. on the 4th OF August. MILTON Az.
w0Ob. infant child of the late NJ. II. ana Jane
ATKINS aged ninc mrnths and nineteen days.
The funeral will take place TO-DAY lsatn1aaaF'
from his mothers residence at O'Clock L. pi :
Friends and acquaintance of the fanliy arc III
yiled to attend without further notice.
lam weary of loving what passeth away;
1rbe swrotPst the deareast, alas may not stay
long for the land where those Partings are 0 CT,
And death and the tomb can divide hearts ho
more.
On the 4th August, at twenty minutes 70 q +: NJ,
at her late residence on Catherine street, LIZ.
j.. consort Of Willism II. Harry, agtd t"enay
three wears ten months and twenty-three uays.
She leaves husband and mother, besldes many
friends to mourn her loss.
Dearest LENA thou hast left Us,
we thr loss most deeply feel
But tits God who hath bereft us;
He can all our sorrOws heal.
At her husbands residence, In Fulton. on the 2d
instant MONTIEVEIUEU, wife OF Marsball
feouard in the thirty-cighth year of her age
She leaves husband and eight children 10 mourn
her loss. ! -
Baltimore and Mobile papers please copy.
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The Virginia Steamship Company.
We have now signs of real life in the
Virginia Steamship and Packet Company.
The President, with the executive
committee, are making all the arrangements
for vigorous prosecution of the work OF
building the steamers at once. A SHIP
yard will be started Immediately at Rock
etts. and We conf IDENTITY expect to see IN
few weeks the iron ribs Of the pioneer
steamer of our Virginia enterprise pro-
claiming to the world that our people are
inaugurating work that will add greatly
to our material wealth and prosperity. 1he
Tredegar Works are alive to this great en-
terprise, and will furnish all the angle iron,
build the boilers and engines, and 90 all IN
their power to accelerate the work. The
Old Dominion Iron Works will furnish all
the plating for the steamers, and 1t IS the
purpose Of those In charge OF the construc-
ton of the ships to have everything con-
nected with their completion made from
Virginia material.
To see these fine vessels on the stocks, and
70 bear the ringing hammers closing rivets
upon their stout sides, will give fresh ami.
nation to the city, and a new stimulus to
enterprise.
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NEW FANCY PRINTS constantly arriving.
BERLIN. July so, 1870.
LATEST DISPATCH FROM BIS

MT LATEST DISPATCH FROM BIS
MakCK--Ordering GOLDBAC No. COZ
Rroad street. to put his DRY GOODS down
LOWER THAI EVER, IN order TO make room
for his FALL STOCK !; which order he reluctantly
lower than the lowest !; but being subject OF
Prussia, be obeys the mandate, and isnow offsrlpS
bis well-selected stock OF U Nj d DIN II
STAPLE and FANCY DRY GOODS to De l9aaS
In any frst-class establishment OF prices %n, sp
HonrssIyes thai the cheapest store to be fonnd ~
the city is aOLDBACk's.I have b reSsayIIii Linen
day more OF those acknowledgement sa ,ec. and
ather goods proportionally low; am ssent ioS
kOBERTS'S GEL RATED, ,I,1a, u = ~ Rel i
EEEDLES formerly kept by W iiiiAia SN'T s
Co. Remember the place, ,o- r,...5 a,raafs a..
A. GOLDBACk's, No. COZ broaa s ssrsgs,
aul DetWeeh oiAA1 49, - 49,
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GEoRGIA.-The New York Tribune very
Justly considers the act Of the Radical ma
jority in the Georgia Senate opposing cleo
irons in Georgia next fall as rebellion -
as setting at naught the laws Of Congress
and the State Constitution. Congress re-
fused TO amend the Georgia bill so rs to
allow postponement of the State cleo
tions, but inserted clause providing that
nothing in that or in any other act should be
80 constructs as to affect the term to which
any officer had been appointed or any
member of the General Assembly had been
elected, as prescribed in the Constitution
of the State. The term of the present
Legislature expires on the sth November
next, and after that its acts, should it per-
form any, will be null.
And yet, in the face of the clear express
sion Of Congress, the Radicals in the Senate
virtually resolve to postpone the election.
If this determination prevails in the Legis-
lature the everlasting Georgia question
will be again up in the next Congress.
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Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
Ball mt Healing Springs.

HEALING SPRINGS, VA, August 4, 1870.
The ball at this place was grand affair.
1t may be pronounced a complete success,
having been largely attended by the ef'tc of
the visitors at this and the neighborinS Wa
tering- places, forming most brilliant COM
pany. 1t is acknowledged on all hands TO
have been the ball of the season. w.
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FATAL AFFRAY IN KENTuCKY.-LouiSrlNc,
August 4.-Last night James w. Breen en-
tered the office occupied by W. A. Saudik
and attempted to- shoot him. Mr.. saudik
drew pistol and fired three shots, one TAX
Ing effect in the head and one in the body
of Breen. The cause of the attempt is I'M
known, as Brecn was stranger to Saudlk.
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Humphreys on the Journal.

In the Tribune of Thursday HUMPHREYS,
"chairman," treats the Journal and It's
"little clique" as he calls it, with contempt
In telegram to the Tribune he says:
"No one in the Republican party is
against him [Porterl except the State Jour-
nal and its little clique Of disorganizers.
All the members of the Convention are re-
preventative men. 1t contained, among
several Republican senators and delegates
in the Legislature from this district.
AZ. M. HUMPHREYS, Chairman"
Representative men !'-reprcsentative
of whats What humbug!
How is it that HUMPHREYS, the cmbodl-
ment of intolerance and hate, makes the Tn
5une his organ, and writes to it about the trl-
umph of PORTER as if it were pleasing to that
paper. The Tribune was in opposition to al
most every act of PoRTER's during the last
session of Congress, and is now i'll favor OF
general amnesty and that liberal rational
policy Of which Humphreys and PORTER
are the bitter opponents. in the very I1-
bune which contains this presumptuous
telegram that paper pronoUnccS the act OF
the Radical majority in the Georgia Senate
postponing the State elections as al act of
"rebellon." PORTER was against the fall
elections in Georgia, and no doubt approves
the outrage in the Senate of Georgia which
the Tribune denounces rs rebellion. Ger
tainly, Mr.. GREELEY will hardly experience
delight from the assurance given him 10y
HUMPHREYS that nobody is opposed to PoR-
TER who sustains the "rebellion' but the
State Journal and its little clique"
The Journal evidently has the support of
the only sensible and respectable portion OF
the Radical party, and HuMrhNEYs's "re-
preventative men" are the mere birds of
passage and Of prey, who hope to succeed
by the aid of colored votes alone. TO get
those votes they are constantly inflaming
the prejudices of the colorcd people as bull
fighters do the bulls by Haunting red rag
in their faces. If the more intelligent and
conscientious white Republicans go with
them, the former will not only cal their own
words, but make an exhibition i'll the last
degree humiliating and disgracctul.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-06

THE HUMBuG SHER1DAS.-The War Dc
partment did not originate the mission of
General Sheridan TO Europe, He applied
himself for leave of absence TO go in an I'M
official capacity. and to pay his own cX-
penscS. lie is not expected TO make any
reD ort to the Government, and has received
no instructions.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-06

At the residence OF the bride, In TN. Oily o.
Richmond, on Che 4th OF tugiist. 1870. pc Rev.
Henry M. Amnons, FRAECIsJACKSON ana
INDIANA MAJOR all Of Richmond.
August a. 1870 at the residence or the brides
mother, Church HILL Richmond, Va, ny the MGv:
Mr. WassTEDE e q this city
No cards. #ar@
On Thursday the dth OF August by the Rev: mr. u
woodward JOHN C., son OF z. H. ana 3. III, r.
Blakey TO Miss MARY e. LEWIS Ill oi ',t''
~
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A World correspondent gives the views
of General Johnston on the European war
az follows.-Ba Baltimore Gazette.
Not SO. The World stole "the views OF
General Johnston" from the Richmond
Dispatch.
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SPECIAL NssT3CES.
ME- GREAT REDUCTION
IN THE PRICES OF DRESS GOODS.

Look at the full yard-wide BLEACHED COT
TON ut 1oac. per yard;
The 12sc. BLEACHED COTTON goes ahead OF
any that we have been selling at that price;
COTTON YARNS, all Nos. from 4 to IL, at sl.st
for bundle Of five pounds;
KNITTING COTTON at coo. per pound;
The reduced prices at which wesare selling MAT
TING is causing it to go of fast;
Everybody says that the CRASH at SIC. per yard
is cheap, so 1t must be SO;
Ninety cents a yard is exceedingly low for good
LINEN suEETING full two and half yards
wide;
INDIA TWILL LONG CLOTH at Csc. per yard
worth 5Oc.-must be cheap;
PIoUES at 30 IS, 40, So AMI SOc., all OF which are
very cheap;
TABLE CLOTHS, all linen, full two yards long,
ats worth $3.50;
FRINGED NAPKINS, pure linen, at 75c. per
dozen;
Excellent HUCKABACK at logo. per yard will
astonish the natives
Our stock of GLOVES and STOCKINGS, a large
assortment, Is excellent;
Handsome sets of JET, GILT, and GOLD
PLATE JEWELRY;
HAMBURG EDGINGS and INsERTINGS in
endless variety;
PARASOLS and UMBRELLAS at closing-out
prices;
rIQUE TRIMMINGS at about one-half the regu-
lar prices;
TOWELS, NAPKINS,
LINEN and COTTON SHEETING,
BRITANNIA, NIGHTINGALE, and COyEN-
TRY RUFFLEs;
KID GLOVES in all colors and qualities;
TWISTED SILK MITS at greatly reduced prices
LINEN DRILLINGS and DUCKS at reduced
prices
BASKETS, BAGS, and
TRUNKS;
LACES of every dies cription;
DRESS TRIMMINGS in great variety;
A large assortment of LA DIES READY
MADE GARMENTS;
HOOP aud BALMO ORAL SKIRTS;
LACE SHAWLS at a reduction of rs per cent;
SPRING, SUMNER, and FALL SIIAWLs;
GOOD IRISH LINEN at s5c. per yard;
GENTLEMEN'S GAUZE UNDERSTANDS at
soc. worth 81;
HEMsTIrcuED HANDKERCHIEFs pure
l!nen at g. per dozen.
NINE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND
EIGHTY.FOUR OTHER ARTICLES
EXCEEDINGLY LOW PRICES
AT
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 AND 1915 MAIN STREET. au 8
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RE-NoM1SATIoS OF GENERAL ScuEScK.-
Cincinnati, August 4.-Gcneral Robert &.
Schcnck was nominated for Congress ny
the Republican Convention Of the third dis
trict, which met Mt Nliddlctown to-day.
General Schcnck had previously declined
The nomination.