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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-05-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.

J. y. TOwELL, Portsmouth, ohio, oilers
to the Merchants and Furnaeemen OF Vinton
county, a superior stock of Dry Goods and
Notions, on terms the most favorable. John
6Illelanu, Travelling Agent.
Sept.iJy.
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THE SCENERY

Along the route between Athens and Columbus
Il beautiful; the road IL in the finest condition
OF any IN the state; and tho scns0n-
"Middle o. the Mayy
will he the rleasantest OF the year, when the
countryIs looking fine. All can have most
delightful time. Make preparations Tor the
One lay TIpi
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The following is a list of let.
tiers remaining in the post
Office at Duudas, Ohio, May
1sl, 1911:
Miss SADIE Arnett, g. Alla>
ways, Mrs Louise Erven, d. r.
Call, Albert Turvey.,
S. IsAMINGER p. NJ.
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HOPE FURNACE LODGE l. O. 6.
7. is in a flourishing condition,
and now numbers fity.lhree
members.
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lie gal Notice.

IOHN r. MACKEY and Phebe A. Mackey,
81 whose place of residence is unknown. will
take notice that AMI Morgan Of Vnton Coun-
ty, stare OfOhio, did, on the 9th day ofApril,
A. ID. 1871, file lns petition in the Court Of
Common Pleas within and for the County of
VlniOn, OHIO, against the said John +. Mackey
and Phebe A. Mackey, his wife, defendants:
setting forth that n certain deed made by said
Morgan to said Mackcy on the ith day OF
Aprl, 1861, WINS obtained by fraudulent repre-
sentauons. That said lands in said deed de-
scrlbed are situated in Vinton County, Ohio,
and described rs follows, 10 wit: The North
east quarter of the northwest quarter of sec
ton number five, (5) in township number nine,
10Y of range number eighteen: QS) Also, the
north quarter ofthe north east quarter of see
ton, townshi p and range Aforesaid; and also, a
part oil OF the south halt of the south east
qulrler Of section number tmIty.lwo, (32) IN
wnhip number ten Q0) of range number
eighteen commencing ut the south-easS cor
ner, thence sixty rods west, thence north forty
rods, thence east sixty four rods, thence
south forty rods to the place of beginning,
containing 90 acres more or less, and that the
prayer of SAID petion askS Judgment against
SAID defendants, and decree that defeI dants
recCnvcy said premises TO plaintiff, or IN de-
fault, that said deed he adiudged fraudulent
and wort, wholly vacated, set aside, and held
for nought t, and that the decree operate as u
release of all title of defendants to plaintiff,
a..d other relief, and the said defendants ar"
notified that they are required to appear and
answer said petition on or before the Sd Satur-
day, after the llth day of Nav, 1871.
ANZT MORGAN,
By E. A. BRATroS, his Attorney.
Aprl G, 1871.
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THE following is a list of let.
ters remaining in the postoffice
at Zaleski, Ohio, May 1st, 1871:
William Downs, j. o. Nc
Gonagle, Thomas Rundalls,
Theodore Kerner, Miss Eliza.
beth Cline, o. Cook Esq.
j. g. WILL, P. Nj.
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S. j. EichelStein, Importer and
Dealer IN Winos. Liquors, Cigars, etc. Cham
payne, Sparkling Catawba and Ale always on
nand. Pig Iron Corner, Front street, Ports
mouth, o. All orders promptly hlled.
ma 80 1870 ly
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Howard Sanitary Aid AssOcia-
ton.

For the Reiefand Cure OF the Erring and I'm.
fortunate on Principles OF Christian
Philanthropy.
Essays on the Errors of Youth, and the fol-
lies Of Age, in relation to Marriage and Social
Evils, with sanitary aid for the afflicted
Sent free, in sealed envelopes. Address,
uWARD ASSOCIATION, Box P, Piiladel
phia, Pa.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

10Th YEAR GOO acres. 10 Greenhouses
Largest Assortmcnt-all sizes. Best stockl
Low prices! Would you know what when,
how to plant! Fruit, shade. evergreen trees,
root gInlt-, seedlings, Usage plants, apple
seed, Early Rose Potatoes, shrubs, roses,
greenhouse and garden plants, Sc, &c. Flow
er and vegetable seeds! FInest, hest collection
Sorts and qualities. Send 10 cents Tor new
illustrated descriptive catalOGne-0O pages.
Send stump, each, for Catalogues Of seeds,wth
plain drections-Gi pages; bedding and glr-
den plants--S2 pages and wholesale price list
q pages. Address, +. X. PHOENIX, Bloom
ingtOn, Illinois.
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SUBSCRIBE for the Record.
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With all ITS patent improvements combined,
embracing the ventilated oven, convex top
oven plate, and double protecte, tire-doors,
which gives il advantages over all other wood
cook stoves IN the market. Has been in pse
but short Il me, is az good as new, warranted
to give satisfaction, and will be scld w,ihturni-
ture complete at one-tEIri less TIA. u the syu-
lar prise. Enquire at this office.
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WILL attend all calls, either in Vinton or
w adjoining counties. Consultation always
free. Especial attention given to surgical
practice. OrrIcE IN Darst's Building Keeps
ON hand a full supply Of medicines at all times.
dee 1850 ly
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-05-04

Plain, Figured, and Gilt,
The largest assortment
ever brought to Macarthur,
at the Lowest Prices.
/ have a machine for
trimming off the edge of
paper, and will trim all pa
per, (Which is a good part
of the work of papering)
sold by me, without extra
charge.
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An Extraordinary Remedy Without an Equal.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-08-31
n~sEND FOR A PREMIUM LisT-sa

GFOands and Trotting Psek.
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ALLIANCE cORREsPONDENCE.

The cupola has been removedsfrom the
top of the Depot street school house, and
its place supplied with shingles.
About two hundred students have ar
rived at Mt. Union College. The present
promises TO be one of the most prosperous
in the schools history.
Our town can boast of one case of cow
hiding and one elopement this week. We
will give particulars next week if we can
get them.
On Monday night, about II o'clock our
city was visited by one of the most violent
storms we ever witnessed The flash OF
the lightning and roll of thunder were
incessant for about one hour. while the
rain fell in perfect torrents.
The thIrd annual meeting of the Alli-
ance Driving Park Association, to be held
September 9Th, 9th, 7th and 9Th, have al
ready brought some fine horses to the
grounds to get in readiness for the occa-
sion.
The nail mill excitement has abated to
considerable extent The site selected
for the building is beside the P. Fl W. &
c. R. R. track, Immediately east of the
round house. 1t will make an excellent
and convenient place for an establishment
of the above kind.
If our town council will examine the
side walk Immediately east of the opera
house, they will find a place that person
could very easily put their foot down
through and break leg Remember,
"a stitch in time saves nine" Or in other
words it is easier to repair side walk
than pay for broken limb and then re-
pair it to.
The Drummer Boy" started eff in fine
style on Monday night Ali the charac-
ters were we'll sustained, many of them
eliciting rounds of applause for the man
ner in which their cue was performed. A.
W. Green's rendering Of Fattie Smith was
better than Smith himself could have de-
sired, and was greeted with rounds OF
cheers. rFFa
On Saturday night the boot and shoe
store of ]. B. Finch was catered and some
$3.50 worth of boots, shoes and feathers,
and about $40 in cash taken. The thieves
gained an entrance through the window,
and must have been well acquainted with
the room to have made the selection Of
goads tk>y did We hope our citizens
will some day see the necessity of keeping
regular night police, or else that the
thieves that infest our town will soon get
rich enough TO retire from business.
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Alcoholic RItters.

All alcoholic bitters in market, without
q single exception, are excitants, and each
dose is dram under the disguise of med
icine. The only pure medical tonic, with
out the admixture of alcoholic stimulants,
is Or. HooFLAND's GERMAN BITrERs,
which, instead Of creating morbid appe-
tite for liquor, will invariably cure it.
They have never failed to cure Dyspepsia
in all its various forms, when taken accord
ing directions. The leading medical men
Of the country are discarding as dangerous
all the spirituous bitters, and recommend
ing DR.. Hoofland's for all diseases Of the
digestive organs, such as Constipation,
Heart Burn, Want of Appetite, Headache.
Yellowness of the skin and eyes, Weight
in the Stomach, Depression of Spirits. I'm
pure blood, &C., &c. s.s
Wherever there is q sick feeling-which
is a sure indication of approaching dis
ease--a few doses Of DIR. Hoofland's Bit
terra will prove sure means of protection
against attack and for any disease Of
the digestive organs above mentioned,
after they have become fast upon the sys-
TEN, can be cured by proper use of DR..
Hollands German Medicine, as follows
At night on going to bed take two of the
PoDoPHYLLIN PILLs-which is a full dose
for three consecutive nights; after that
one or one-half of pill, as the. case NAV
require, to keep the bowels open; at the
same time take the Bitters three times a
day until the disease entirely disappears
In extreme cases Of debility the Tonic
may be used instead of the Bitters, and in
many cases the Bitters and the Tome ia.
ken alternately has proven beneficial.
| These medicines are prepared by DIR
c. M. Evans, 6Sl Arch Steeet, Philadel
phia, Pa. at9 'a'oi a
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The DatI % b. Candldates.

Much depends on the success of our
ticket, by united action, more especially
on behalf of all our candidates for the tri-
umphant election of the.entire list of can
didates from the Office of Governor to the
Office of Coroner. The motto should be
UNITED we stand, divided we fall" The
policy heretofore of some Republican can
didates has been, each one, to 60 it on his
own hook, dicker, traffic and swop off /;
their motto is; "The devil take the hind
most" We trust no member of the Demo-
cratic family will thus be entrspped by pro-
fessionsl trafhcking politicians; such men,
whoever they may be, should be marked
and punished for their treachery and dup
licity, by members of their own party.
Whenever you cone across an Office seeker
of that description, put, him down as base
and spurious coin, one, who will do all to
secure his own election without feeling or
evincing any interestin the election of the
entire ticket. 1t is no credit or comph-
ment for any one to be thus successful.
Il is true, often candidates have friends In
the opposite party, who will work and
vote for them what has been said does
not apply to such cases; it is only those
who seek 10 proselyte at the expense and
OA OIuCIo OA IuO blChCG W
whom we alluded above. Our readers, no
doubt, will comprehend our warning, and
appreciate fully our object, and thatis, the
success of the whole ticket. We should
all feel, like being soldiers in the same
good cause, and meet our enemy face to
face on the issues before US +; and not hum
iliate and degrade ourselves by any un-
derstanding with any portion of the op-
posite forces, to shoot down the men
around us. but to be careful not to hit us
Soldiers who lent themselves TO such prac-
tlces should be exposed and spotted. The
duty of every Candidate aud Democrat
should be-
l. To see that every member of the
Democratic party on the second Tuesday
of October next be early at the Polls, and
there to vote the whole Democratic ticket.
2. Before the election, every Democrat
should feel it his duty with sound and
convincing arguments to induce honest
and mislead Republicans to vote the whole
Democratic ticket, and leave the Grant
traficking and plundering party.
MAssILLoN.
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DUNBAR-In this city, on August 25th, 1871,
after n lingering illness, MARY 8. B. DUNBAR,
widow Of the late George Dunbar, jr., aged o.
years.
The familiar face of Mrs. Dunbar will be missed
in city, where she had resided from early life.
She had been widow since 1851. Mrs. Dunbar
was a most worthy woman, and her memory will
long be cherished by many of the good citizens
OF Canton.
GRAFMUELLER-On August 18th, 1871, in this
city, after lingering illness, Christina GRAZ
NUELLER. aged near 7s years.
Mrs. Grafmueller resided in Canton 81 years,
having emigrated with her husband and family
from Germany in 1884. She was widow 2s years
The deceased bore the reputation Of good wo-
man and kind neighbor. The remains were
buried il the German Reform graveyard.
LEINDECKER-on the 26th inst, JoHx ADAM
LEINDEcKER, aged about 60 years. I l.I.g. s...l .
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DRY GOODS, &o.-MAssILLoN.

NTASSILLON, August PC, 1871. The undersigned
,IHl have this day entered into Il copartnership
under the style OF
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MARRIED.

BAILIs-MoORE-ont the 22d of August, 1871
by John Loew, J. p, Of Bethlehem township, Mr.
John Balls and Miss Mary E. Moore
E BURRoWAY-FOUST-On the Gath Of August
1871, by Rev. P. Herbruck, Mr.. Benjamin F. Bur-
roway and Miss Martha Foust rrrr
MEMBERSHIPS the residence of the
brides father in Rose township. Carroll county
by Rev. Father Gamler, on the 22d inst Mr.. Au.
gustus Wernet, of Canton, and Miss Mary Ellen
Kessler.
= ScHLEPPE-EISENBEI the residences
Of the brides father, by the Rev j. ]. Fast,sMr
Louis E. Sehleppe and Miss Eliza Eisenbeiss, ali
Of Canton. ..s
REESE-RAU-In Louisville, August %. 1871
Sarah Louisa Ran.
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! CITY BRLL BAKERY
FOR SALE.

1TNHE undersigned wishes 10 DISPOSE Of THE
CITY BELL BAKERY, located otA 9th street
between Poplar and Plum streets, Canton, Ohio.
This establishment ls doing an average busi-
ness OF nity barrels oi hour per month and the
sales store is also located In Mathews block cor
nerof Market and Eighth Streets The lease of
this room running to April, 1872 will be sold sep
arate with stock II desired. 81 ~
The bakery establishment is Ali new and in first
class order has two ovens, one a rotary; shop
in the premises also horses and Wagons-in fact
everything necessary for a first class Bakery The
lease Of the premises extends fourteen years from
next April. satisfactory reaSons giVeiI for wish
ing to sell and for further particulars enquire OF
the subscriber on the premises r.- -
This Is rare opportunity and any person con-
apply soon as IL will not be- lone in IN e market
CANTON. AngsIw2 = -.
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EIevatol BrIaaa aer0ss St. CIaIr sired.

Premiums vim bo competed for By celebrated
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school Notice.

TIME Public Schools of the city will be open for
IL pupils, ON Monday, September 4th, 1871. Pu-
pills Of the Grammar Department from all parts f
the district will report 70 the West Grammar
School. Boundaries of sub-distTets remain as
heretofore, except that of the North School House
which Is as follows From the north boundary of
the school district south west side Of Market
street to Fourth street; thence east south side
of Fourth street 10 Walnut street; thence south
ON west side Of Of Walnut street TO the Railroad
thence eastwardly along south side OF Railroad to
Fourth street, thence east along the south side
of Fourth street to the creek. These boundaries
S.pply only to the primary and secondary pupils.
-- by order of the Board -
H. C. ELLISON, See'y.
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~CouEcrL CHAMBER, Friday eve,
- August 25th, '7l-fn 3t
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
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Howard SaBifaTV AsSneiafihn

NOR the Relief and Cure of the Erring and Un
I fortunate, On Principles OF Christian Phflan
thropy Essays on the Errors Of Youth and the
Eollies OF Age, in relation TO MAHRIAol and.ocIAL
Evils with sanitary aid for the aicted. Sent free
CIATIoN. Boz P. PhiladelDhiA Pa. maya '7oyl
CTRANGsE, BUT TRUE--Every young lady an
- gentleman in the United States can hsar some
thing very much TO their advantage, by return
mail without charge) by addressing the under
signed. Those having fears Of being humbuKged,
may oblige BY not noticing this card All others
will please address their obedient servant,
. THOMAS +. CHAPMAN,
33l Broadway New YORK.
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Words OF WIsdOIIl

II FOR YOUNG MEN, VI
4 m the ruling passing in youth aud Early Man
~ hood, vita SELF-HELP fer the Erring an
unfortunate. Sent in sealed letter envelopes fre
Of eharg Apdress. HOWARD ASSOCIATION
Box p. PhiladPldhia Pa
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Brfck-Yard & Dwelling
HOuse for Rent,

+ wish 70 rent my Backyard ard Brick Resi-
denee situated within the corporate limits OF
the city of Canton and tine only brickyard 50 sit
uated.
The yard Is in good shape, and has been doing
a large business. Or the premises good sta
bles, wells and other conYeniences.
For further particulars enquire Of the subseri-
COLLINS McGREGOR.
ifeb22 MT f. 44It yyElg iyIIi.
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SCHOOL commences on Monday next
and Faber has his usual supply of School
Books.
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STONE DRAIN PIPE,
DissOIut1OIa NOtice.

TnHE firm heretofore existing under the style of
[ Il J. G. WARWICK 4 CO., has this day been
dissolved by mutual consent i Is therefore
can at their cid stand and settle their accounts.
on or before the 18th day Of September, 1STl.
Payment can be made to either Of the under
signed. JOHN g. WARWICK,
CARREL B. ALTMAN.
Massillon, Aug q, ls7lws ,gs IA ,es1-sg
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NheriR sale.

Jacob Kitzmiller VS.. James E. Atwood.
By virtue Of an order 70 sell issued from the
Court Of Common Pleas Of Stark county, Ohio,
and me directed, Will offer for sale az public
outcry at the door OF the courthouse in the city
of Canton, on
Saturday, the Esd day of September, 1871,
the following described real estate situate in said
county TO wit: Lot number forty-seven (47) in the
town of Minerva. Sale tS commence at O'Clock
p. m. Terms cash. R. A. DUNBAR, Sheriff.
aug24w5 4
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SPECIAL NOTICES

WANTED-EVERY no KNOW
w that all forms Of private diseases consult
On. G. A. SMITH therouhh and permanent
cure Of Gonorrhea, elect, syphilis, Nocturnal
Disease. A safe and spSOdy removal Of obstrnc-
tions Of the monthly periods, with or NithOnt
medicine. All communications strictly cOnfden-
No letter will be answered unless It contains a
postage stamp Office, No. II Michigan street,
Cleveland Ohio. Spr27v1
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he sure to call at Me-
GregOr's for your school
ROOkS ttfaC 4iAA
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RAILROAD BUTCITERY.
rwenty.Four Persons KILLED.

BosroN, August 26.-A frightful acci-
dent occurred tonight on the Eastern
Railroad, at Revere, seven miles from
Boston The accommodation train started
behind time, and while stopping at the
station at Revere, the Portland Lightning
Express overlook it and telescoped it kill
ing twenty-one passengers outright, of
whom three are women, and wounding
some forty or fifty more The cars took
fire, and two or three consumed. Most of
the wounded are scalded and their limbs
fractured. A large number of physicians
and surgeons are in attendance. The kill
ed and wounded belong to Lynn and Sa-
lem.,
DISASTER ON THE PHILADELPHIA AND
ERIE ROAD.
ERIE, Pa, August 27.-The Erie mail
west eollided with the first section of the
Empire freight east, between seven and
eight o'clock yesterday morning, when
about one and a half miles west Of West
port station on the middle division of the
Philadelphia and Erie Railroad, causing
the death OF six persons and wounding be-
tween twenty and thirty.
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usually necessary for the Butter and Egg and
Produce Business.
Good Farm Routes are already established,
sufficient to make it paying business.
\ Terms reasonable. Possession given immedi-
ately. ADAM LIPPERT, %
anglTtf Canton Ohio
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MN~ LECTURE

o< a LECTURE
N To Young Men.
Just Published, IN Sealed EnueIope. risk sx cents
A Lecture en- the NRIures Trfatmsus
and Radical Cure of Spermatorrhoea. er Seminal
Weakness Involuntary Emissions. Sexual Debil-
tty, and impediments 70 Marriage generally; Nerv-
business, Consumption, Epilepsy. and Fits; Men
tai and Physical lncapacity, resulting from Self
Abuse, &c-By ROBERT J. J.eBLVERWELL, n. d
Author Of the ~Green Book" &C. .t
The World-renowued anthor. in his admirable
Lecture, clearly proves from his own experience
that the awful consequences Of Self-A buss may be
efectually removed without medicines. and With
out dangerous surgical operatisns. bOugies, In
struments, rings or cordials. pointing out mode
Of cure At once certain and ehectual by which
every sufferer, no matter what his condition may
be, may cure himself cheaply, privately and Eadi-
caly. THIS LECTURE WILL PROVE BOON
To THOUSANDS
Sent under seal, to any address, in plain sealed
envelope, on the receipt Of six cents. two post
age stamps Also. DR.. culYerwell's Marriage
Guide" price 25 cents. Address the Publishers.
CHAS. J. Q. KLINE CO.
1S7 BoWery, New York, Post once Box 4,5Ss.
MARCHES '71yI
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NOTICE is hereby given that the books of the
IN Canton Steam Engine Works. p. P. Bush 4 Co.
OF Canton, Ohio, will be opened for subscription
to their capital stcek Thnrsday, the 9Th day of
July, 1871, at the office of John F. Clark, No. "a
South Market street.
-1II.o JOHN F. CLARK, p
One Of the Ineorporators ofsaid Company.
Canton, July 6, ls71-tf r. IL ,,,..', e
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Machinery for Sale.

A HALL SHIHGLE MACHINE, consisting Of
IA Boiler, Engine, Shafting, and all the fixtures
20 make Shingles. The Engine is Salon manu-
facture, built for ahouring mill. and has done
that work several years. Everything new, or
nearly so. circumstances have enabled me:to sell
this machinery at great bargain.
J. B MACHAMER.
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ang3Iwss

NOTICE Is hereby given that the undersigned
IN has been duly appointed and qualified Exec
utor of the last will and testament of John Alt
land, late of Stark county. Ohio, deceased.
VIM. E. OBERLIN, Executor.
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aFir, SarrrtisErueats.


uERAdAN MEYER has inst received his first
II arrival OF Spring Clothing Goods, at the 'told
corner" Gents-call and see. 42tf
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And bill of Canton Gas Company, $l46
for repairs on North Market street, be-
tween 4th & 9Th streets, was referred to
Committee on Claims, and Committee on
Gas requested to gather up and take
charge of the old pipe
Council then adjourned to Monday eve
next to meet at the court house. sE