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Hats for Ladies s. Children,

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of
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eel the Also choice
stock OF Fur Wool Straw Hats all
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Groceries

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u is useless 70 attempt an enumeration or nv
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themselves. cold Fogies" can select goods as
well as young humbugs' that's So
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

The trade this department having
double facilities
room for its in the second floor
double
dren and that we have heretofore kept We have
the best guarantee this department
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Joint SHINGLES.

" formerly Cores, near Slsue's Y Roads,
or rders left with Messrs. Gilkeson, Pugh b
Vance, Romney, will be promptly filed. Sam
pies Of these shingles may be seen at their store
and orders respectfully solicited.
WM. BRADEN.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
- OO--
i. H. BOWEN,
BLACKSMITH.

LAS opened n shop just in the rear OF Mr.
i n. Aliens Carriage House. where he may
Ue found early and late Tie is prepared 20 do
any KIDD Of Repairing and farm work Here il
the place 70 get your homemade horse-shoes-
you can obtain them At the same price as AZ the
Store, and then will put them on 81 moderate
price. Farmers wishing good Cheap. work done
will please seud heir orders and they will be-
promptly SLED. (Romney, Nov G, is74.-6m.
The Cumberland Daily Times
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are state are prepared meet and although
and at prices which cannot fail with
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Every-thiHlg~else.

Under this heading might
him.
Queenware Wood Wlowae
and
Wick and Batting Oil Cloths
Nails Salt Sporting
powder Lead Fishing Tackle Segars and SNUFF
In conclusion must again thank fvors and
the confidence
supplying by special order thing be had this place without
cost actual
Collars and Suits made for gentlemen
rates Soliciting ayor. -
Il. B. SheetZ.
Romney, April so, ~ VIZ ''0"'e'
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Notion

department will please the most Astidious nd
those 10 search n nice and good articles are in
viied 70 make an examination. His
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ID. Il. SHEETz.

AvING recently accepted the Agency OF
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ket, aud will guarantee satisfactioo in s.viss
qusiity and prices, In every article desired. An
examination will be convincing.
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HARRIsoNBURG BRADLEY PLoN


DRlhB Sugar Cured Hams, Clear sides and
u Shoulder Bacon. Also, Prime Leaf Lard
just received and Tor sale. BY
n. b. DAWSON.
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Dry Goods

department Is very complete and well supplied
Shoice articles for Ladies, Gentlemen and Chill
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SPRING ~ SUMMER
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his assortment will compete with any goods IN
this market aud all he asks is for those who de-
sire good aud substantial Goods, is call and er.
anime his stock His
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HANSON 3. DAWSON,

HNAKES pleasure in announcing 10 his old
i friends and customers that in addition 10
his former stock, he has received from the Eas,
a choice selection OF
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" How q woman can keep on talk.
ing while she is twisting up her back hair
and has her mouth fall of hair pins is
mystery not yet explained.
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WI am having myself taken in oil, -
said wcllknown physician, compla-
Gently looking round. ''Cod.liver, L sup.
pose" growled an experienced patient
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O. Hs Cd G. IL II lie 8 /.

We have full stock of Sugars and Coffee nj
thing that pertains to the grocery and proyisio
at City retail prices, freight added.
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IVA young man stepped mp TO
lovely young lady on the steps Of n
church, and, crooking his elbow. said
May have the understandable pleasure
Of accompanying you TO the paterna,
domicile?" spell domicile," said she.
He gave II mp, and she unhesitatingly
gave him the mitten.
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IVA man Boosting OF ms pedigree to
another said that his father was eleya-
ted above the common herd Of men. He
was hanged
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,9 The lady who tapped her husband
gently with her fan at a party and said,
love, it's growing late, think we had
better be going home," is the same one
who, after getting home, shook the roll
ing-pin under his nose and said, "you
old scoundrel, you if you ever look at
that mean, calico-faced, mackerel-eycd
thing that you looked at tonight I'll
be the death of your
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-07-22

tic revolts and fill our land with paupers
to force resumption. We fully realize
that with ten thousand millions of in
debtedness, public and private, and the
vast volume of business represented by
it, that speedy resumption is absolutely
impossible without bringing immense
distress and disaster to every class ofour
population except the bondhOlder and
the money changer. The Congressional
pledge of resumption in 1879 hangs like
a pail over the business Of the country,
Prudent men have been following the
example of contraction set by the gov
ernment They have been drawing their
means out of active business and seCur-
ing it in real property; they are closing
up their manufactures they refuse TO 60
into new enterprises, and the result is
that the panic of 1874, which should only
have had temporary duration, has settled
down into a season of business prostra-
ton, which will continue until the policy
of the government is changed; the con-
tinued tampering with the currency
checked, and the active men of the coun-
try can have faith to resume operations
without fear Of being overtaken by ruin
through government influence. II re-
sumption is reached in 1870, a steady
contraction and depreciation in values
must continue, and what sane man will
invest his means0in business under such
circumstances. Let us reach specie pay
ment as speedily as possible, but let the
laws of business and circumstances un-
der which we are placed govern the
matter, and not the special interest OF
the banker and bondholder.
The Republicans of America are not
responsible as individuals for all the bad
doings of their representatives. If the
honest Republicans had known the state
of the country the year after the war they
would have turned every dishonest man
of their party out of Congress, as they
assisted the Democrats to do year ago
The Republican leaders ran about the
country hallooing about the war, the
war, the war, and the people of the coun-
try who stood by the Union, listened to
them. They deceived their constituents
year in and year out until their gullibility
ceased, and now they are determined to
have an honest administration Of the
government through the Democratic
party.
Now, my friends, this is very hot
night, either to speak or to listen, and ]
ought to be excused for not saying all
the things that desire to say. l may
visit you again during the campaign, and
for the present will say good night.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-07-22
STA TIE AND NETGHBORHOOD.

]. H. Reed and H, Saukey, guards at
Andrews coal bank near Youngstown,
have been bound over for the shooting
to death on the evening of the LIST ofJuly
of Mrs, Samplad, SWede woman, on
her way home with her husband and
others. She had been married about two
months. Saukey and Reeds bail was
fixed at $4,000 each.
A paper in the west part of this State
announces The marriage of Miss Jane
Lemon to Mr.. Ebenezer Sweet; where
upon somebody perpetrates the follow
ing:
How happy the extremes to meet
In Jane and Ebeneser;
She's no longer sour but sweet
And he's o Lemon squeezer."
Ravenna, o., July 19.-During quar-
rel over family troubles, at Rayenna, this
evening, between man named Wagner
and saloon keeper named Morton,
Wagner shot at Morton but missed him.
He was arrested and placed in Jail. He
had not been in Jail long when some one
entering the room found he had hung
himself, using bed clothing for the pur-
pose.
Charles B. Church and Louis Gerwis,
young men, were drowned in the Mus
kingum river at GAINESVILLE on Sunday
last.
Xenia, o., July 16.-A man giving his
name as Edward Murren, was found in
the house Of A, Haviland, in the act of
stealing property, consisting ofgold brace
lets, watches, chains, rings, &c. He had
on, when arrested, two suits Of clothes,
the outer one belonging to members of
the house. The value of the property
found on his person was $500. He was
tried, to-day, before the Mayor, found
guilty, and, in default of $1,000 bail, COM
mitted to Jail, He feigns insanity. An
other man, supposed to be an accom-
plice, giving the name OF VIM. Robins on,
was arrested this morning.
A boy named Garberson received
load of shot in the heau and face by an
exasperated citizen Of Marion, in whose
pond he was bathing,
Miss EHie Brant, Of Haysville, vas shot
III ehO ioOO WhilO fiolbiuB young ld'lJ
friend at Big Prairie, Wayne county, a
few days ago, The girl supposed the re-
Yolver was not loaded, and pointing at
Miss Brant pulled the trigger. The vic
tim may not recover.
8. s. Bellows, a wool buyer from New
York City, was attacked by highwaymen
few days ago, ten miles nom steuben-
vile, choked, gagged and robbed Of S.
600 in money. The robbers told him
they had been following him up for q
week.
Richard AbranoR a sheep thief, who
escaped from Medina Jail some si1 weeks
ago, was re-arrested the OIher day near
Akron. He was OF vorh IN a harvest
field.
Mr.. William H. lngrahArn, Receiver,
win cell, on the 2Oth Of July, the presses,
material, good viii, &C., % the Toledo
RSNScf GGa RGsA
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POLITICAL BREHITTES.

A Democratic exchange say9ehat is has
no doubt that Thomas L. Young, the Re-
publican candidate for Lieutenant Gov
ernor, is more of bruiser than General
Samuel F. Cary, the Democratic candi'
date.
The Republican Araggarts, who, when
the polls closed two years ago, claimed
the election of Noyes by 10000, and last
year were confident the Republicans
would carry the State largely, now claim
the election of Hayes by tens of thou
sands.
Allen, Cary and enough money to carry
on the business of the country, is the wal
cry this fall,
The Toledo Democrat says: THE Re-
publicans rest their hope of carrying the
State in the advantage of having sad
die bags ticket-Hayes for the crusaders
and Tom Young for the saloons. They
believe in the great power of union Of
the Bible and the bottle.
Both Senator Bayard of Delaware, and
Senator Thurman of Ohio, have consent
ed to he present at the Georgia State
Fair, to be held at Macon, Ga, on the
18th day of October.
"Ex-Speaker Blaine" says the Spring
field Republican, appears as the third
taxpayer in Augusta, his taxes aggre-
eating $l,0S5." And yet when Blaine
first became member of Congress o few
years ago he was poor man. He has
been wonderfully prosperous.
Another illustration of the beauty of
carpet-bag rule has been found in the
Mississippi State University. The insti-
tuition has cost the people of the State
$240,000 for the last four years. The
Jackson Clarion says that the amount
expended would have paid the board of
the pupils at the Fifth Avenue Hotel, in
New York City, and paid expenses of
tuition at Columbia College.
Prof Marsh's letter on Indian frauds
attracts great attention. The Boston
Transcript thinks that president Grant
should lose no time on the beach at LO. 2
Branch if his recreations prevent an i'm.
mediate and exhaustive examination of
the allegations preferred against one Of
his cabinet, as the American people have
some interest in the matter, and no cd.
ministration can obtain even moderate
support in this country which has in its
cabinet members unreheved from such
grave charges as these preferred by Prof.
Harsh." The Boston Journal says: "We
do not see how il is possible 70 avoid any
LONGER the inveStiRation and settlement
u this matter" '-'"''' "'-'' .'"-'..
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-07-22

You lie, you vItain, you He.-Horace
Greeley.
The Massillon Independent this week
names four Democratic members of the
Legislature whom that journal charges
with bribery. These gentlemen were in
vOstigated and the House, Republican
and Democratic members voting, excul-
pated them triumphantly, We have a
fashion of calling things by their right
names. 1t was Horace Greeley's plan,
too. 1t is about time some of these inde-
cent Grant journals who defend the
corruption frauds and swindling of their
Administration were talked at in plain,
emphatic English. We trust the Inde-
pen9ent is not insensible to shame.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-07-22

"BlsHoP" JOHN D. LEE, Of Mormon
dom, admits and confesses his and 81
other Mormons' connection with the
Mountain Meadow massacre, II years
ago, in which III persons, men, women
and children, were murdered in cold
blood. He says they got the Indians to
help. These white wretChes deserve the
riEors Of the law. Seventeen Of the chill
dren were spared. The trial will go on
and witnesses are plenty.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-07-22

THE average Republican editor these
days in Ohio is engaged in the black
guard business of assailing Gov. Allen
and lying about him, as Louschaefer and
the Repository did two years ago. They
say he is an "imbecile"-that he "says
low and mean things" in his speeches,
&C., &c. Now, let our friends read the
Governors speech given in this paper,
and see if he does not deal in sound az
gument and show himself the gentlem n.
I'VE is the noblest kRoman OF them al y
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-07-22

The town of San Miguel, Central
America, has been desolated by . re-
ligious mob. The Government forbid
some order of the Bishop to be read in
the churches, when priest made vio'
lent outdoor speech. The mob killed
Generals Espanosa and Castro and most
Of the soldiers in the garrison, with
many prominent citizens, and burned
also good part of the city, which is
town of 10000.