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son o, Thomas Gordon, Lethnot, Farler-
sbjre, scotland, WINS married to Miss hox-
anna, daughter Of Mr.. III. A. Boyd, OF TINS
,Ata recent meeting Of the stockholders or
the Border Grange Warehouse and supply
company directors were elected as follows :, !:
John b. Anderson, A. G.. Walters, JoDn H..
winston, w. w. Clarkson, Azariah Graves,
G.. w. Price, and A. j. Clark. ALPHA.
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M COHEN BROTHERS ARE NOW
OFFERING THE MOST EXTENSIVE
STOCK IN THE CITY.
GREAT BARGAINS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT

DRESS GOODS reduced from 25c. to 1890, from
35c. to CSC. from Soc to 35c.;
DRESS GOODS of the finest importation below
market value: 49,.
so pieces BLACK and COLORED CASIIMERES
just opened. See the new prices OH them.
SILK yELyETS in Black and Colored, ut another
great reduction: ...s i.r.s +"
DOUBLE-WIDTH FRENCH DAMAssIs, III Black
and Colored, reduced from $2.75 10 $3.50;
Another large stock of CoLoRED SILKS at con-
siderable reduction; i. %
Sec the new shade Of BRONZE at 1915, formerly
sold at $3.50; ."'e ...s''.. IF"
CoLoRED SILKS at SO. IS, 9oc., IL, sl.lo,
s1.25, $3.50, and s1.75;
Another large lot OF Gulnet's and Ronnct's BLACK
SILKS; s.t'f#:'.H
80 pieces fine WHITE, FLANNEL ut S7Xc., market
value OF which Is Soc, at soc. worth &C.,;
A large stock Of PIANO COVERS ut great rcduc-
tons; - isseslt@H. al .s.r it.s...Ett 49, .t.s..
A large stock of FOREIGN hnd DOMESTIC
HOSIERY; e.- .a. saz.2 49,
Also, $50 dozen KID GLOVES of a celebrated
make ut 75c. worth fully $3.50; E...l
A large stock Of CURTAINS, CURTAIN LACES
and UPHOLSTERY from recent bankrupt
sale:
so more CLOAkS lust added to their stock;
40 dozen LADIES' KNIT-yESTS at 40c.;
SO dozen ct so, 75c., and 81, worth $3.50;
KSIT-WEAR OF every description for ladies. gem
tlemcn, and children. s.''z' - no 0
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PRESERVATION OF TIMBER.-0tto1a, Ont,
November ia regulation has been pub
lished regarding the reservation OF pine
trees on Indian lands, which provides that
no pine-trees shall be cut or disposed OF un-
less for building. fencing, or fuelpurposes,
except undera license duty obtained from
the local Indian superintendent .il>Fl ~
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Fatal Shooting.

CHARLESTON, WA, November 18th.
Editors Dispatch: Lewis Long alias
Red, formerly of this city, was caught steal
ing chickens from DR.. Sale, near Peytona,
Boone county. He started to run, when he
was shot by Mr.. Meadows, the ball passing
through his body just above the heart, and
will probably die. BOB.
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COURT ORDER.

YTIRGINIA.-INTH THE CIRCUIT COURT
Y OF HANOVER COUNTY, NOVEMBER s,
1877:
Alfred II. Elicit. Plaintiff,
against
D. j.. Jones, sheriff Of Hanover, and rs such admin
iStrator Of Henry h. Elicit, deceased. Defendants.
And more than two years having elapsed slnce the
estate Of Henry X. Elicit. deceased was committed
to the hands Of D. L.. Jones, sheriff OF Hanover
county, for administration, and an account Of the
transactions of said administrator, and an account
of debts and demands against said Henry e. Elicit,
deceased having been filed In this cause, ON the
ton OF Mrs E. j. Moores distributee, 1t Is ordered
that the creditors OF said Henry X. Elicit, deceased,
do show causeif any they can, on the first day of
the next term Of this court, before this Court, why
the estate Of said decedent should not be paid and
delivered to his distributes without retunding
bonds. And 1t is further ordered that copy OF this
order be posted at the front door of Hanover county
on theirs: days Of two successive terms
Of Hanover County Court and that another copy DO
published once week for four successive weeks 10
the Richmond Dispatch.
! ,ttIf ACopy-Teste: 49, -.
{ ,s.,..,., - 1l.1r,. .,y j. A. BROWN; Clerk.
SANDS. LEAKK & CARTER,p.q, :,...
! mo 20-Tu4w fii!-' .! 49,"
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MARRIAGES.

i Married, on the s1st Of October, 1877. BY Rev
Albert Ware, mt Elk Hill, Bedford county, Va, The
residenee Of the bridge mother M Mi tMti
daughter OF he late Dr. Thomas N. Nelson.
Married NJ Amherst, Cumberland county. Nova
Scotia. November 14tfl WILLIAM a. IA MES, Of
Richmond, to MARIE c., daughter of the late
Judge Mci ully.
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CARDoZo, FoURQUREAy ( r.

NARDOZO, FOURQUREAE { ro
have on exhibition by far the largest. h.D..<...
and most varied assortmento of
CLOhKS
they have ever before offered. They have IN, r,.
CLOAKs FOR CHILDREN
from four to twelve years OF age. TLo.o ~.
should certainly look at their stock before a.f,..
SHAWL DEPARTMENT
Is very large, comprising many nep pattern.
They are offering grcaebargaEa> IL
BALMORALa.
many OF which are new In design
NOTTINGHAM LAtE>
very cheap. Their
DRESS-GOODS DEPARTMENT.
is constantly being rcplcnishcd ~ MI Of w.. ...
ties Of the season AS they APPEAR.
MOURNING GOODS 4 SPECIALITY
Our GENTLEMES'S AND LADIES I.Slrr
WEAR DEPARTMENT /, a!"ays hclt lr.lc,r
best goods that are MADE.
CARPETS. RUGS. DErrGET>. A..
no ID
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MT THE CHEAPEST AS WELL AS

Mt THE CHEAPEST AS WELL AS
THE CHOICEST LINE OF DRY GOODS in the
city can now be found at the popular Broad-sreet
Dry-Goods Emporium OF
THAI INNER BROTHERS, sol BROAD STREET,
. .e. CORNER OF SIXTH.
Our biycr being In New York, and having attend
ed the recent large sales. we are enabled 10 oier AL
Of the most scasouabe and attractive spcclalties,
suitable to the season and, with the determination
to sell the best goods at the lowest prices our sales
are giving universal satisfaction.
Our stock we claim to he the most complete III our
line that can be found In the city, Our prices defy
successful competition, and we guarantee every ar
tclc as represented. we cnhihcra'c souie Oh our
bargains:
BLACK CASIIMERES from sc. TO $50, fully
90 per cent. less than can lie bought elsewhere.
viii Pay I9n 70 qoK At our to c9sner entirely
new stock. Buy yonr Alpacas from us, and you
Will be pleased.
them specially. 4 large line OF all the ncwcs,
PLAIN snS FlGGEED roPLiSS at 12E, le., 90
Beautiful new KNGCKERBOCKER SUITINGs just
opened ut lGfs, 90, %, ard SOC. per yard-ail
very cheap;
An entirely new stock of CLOAKS lust received. in
rho latest styles of Cloth and Matacs>c: all Of
which are Offered with the smallest percentage
In tho city TO meet our prices on these goods.
In CASSIMERES, for mems and boys wear, we are
showing u variety Of new goods: and. a We
make them specially, we can afford To sell them
fully 25 per cent less than any other house:
Also. full line of WATERPROOF CLOTHS. I'm
I'LL shades.
The largest stock Of KID GLOVES ever offered In
rho city. We will opcn during the week an en-
tirely new stock OF BLACK. WHITE. OPERA
SHADES, and DARK KIDS at SOC. Il pair
worth twice the money. We can please anybody
with Kid Gloves.
The greatest bargain offered In the city IS big
lot of SILK IIASDkERClIlEFS, which we
have Just opened ard are selling ut Coo, orielna.
price 81; also. very large stock OF The same At
25c. sold everywhere else ut SOC.
DOMESTICS, FLASNELS. SlfAWI:S. CARIEIS'
NOTIONS, RIBBONS. FURNISHiSG-GO0DS
HOSIERY, CORSETS. LADIES; CENT?, LIZ;
MEMS, and CIIILDREN'S UHDERW EAR, ana
everything else usually kept In first -class dry
M TIIALHIMER BROTHERS..
COL Broad street, corner OF Sixth.
SB-AR. CHARLES liUTILER Is now with
us and will be pleased TO see his friends and Gus
toners at IliAlIlMt.h bho hEl,S'
nol7 Col Broad street.
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have marked their entire stock Ut bottom prices.
Come and he convinced that SYCLE BROTHERS
Is the cheapest place in the city to buy your DRY
GOODS.
You will save twenty-five per cent. If you will buy
your DRY GOODS from SYCLE BROTHERS.
We have Just received an extra large lot of
CLOAkS, ut bottom prices. To suit everybody.
SIIAWLS In great variety. FURS for ladies ana
children 1t various prices.
BALMORAL and BOULEVARD SKIRTS. from
bottom to The top prices in AL the new styles II
you want these goods you win save tysnty,Te per
cent by purchasing them ut SICLE BROTHERS..
DRESS GOODS from 1oc. up TO 81 yer yard bcat'-
tifu shades at one shilling:
Nice DRESS GOODS at 20c.:
\ lovely lot Of DRESS GOODS ut 20 ana "oc' per
KNicKERBoCKER DRESS GOODS. FIGURED
VELVETS for OVERSKIRrS, and al! the latest
styles at SYCLE BROTHERS.
l. Ladies'. Gentlemcn's and Chdrens UNDER
WEAR in great variety and nj forty per cent. less
than ever sold in the city before
ALpAcAs. CACIIEsnREs, HEM
ZiSE CLOTH, and all MOURNING GOODS.
in T EEEs sHd 5r eeIoRrD and
ckATSE 5sH s2f e lie and us
HosIEkY GE9yES egksETs; HASpkEE
Our 100 COLORED SILKS are 1925 per yard;
All shades SILK VELVETS from $3.50 to $40 per
yEf.VETEENS In all shades:
GALLOONS. BUTTONS. PRINCES, and oil the
latest styles of TRIMMINGS:
An extra large lot of BLANKETS In WHITE and
COLORED. from S1.25 to $40:
We call special attention to our SO and ~ BLAN
KETS:
sHEETINGs, BED-TICKs, CARPETS, TABLE
CLOTHS. DAMASK, CRASH, TOWELS, and
NAPKINS at lowest prices, and thousands of
other articles that we could mention but for want
of space. Call and see for Yourselves.
Persons Wishing samples will please send postage.
Goods sent c. O. D. Special attention paid to orders.
Come and see that SYCLE BROTHERS, Is the place
SYCLE BROTHERS.
31l Broad street,
no l2 between Third and Fourth streets.
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aa. ...2 BRITISH y1cE-CoSsuLArE,

L, Il. :fGt5'. .@ BRITISH VICE-COSSULATE,l
ga ...:.RICHIoND, STATE OF VIRGINIA.
IL the undersigned, British yiee-Consul at Rich
moud. State Of Virginia. do hereby certify that the
and ALEXANDER CAMERON personally signed
the within written notice in my presence.
IN witness whereof do hcreunto set my hand and
seal of office, ut the city of Richmond, on this 7th
day Of November, 1878.
~ - -. 49,. WILLIAM MARSHALL,
no 20-I0t British Vice Consul
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n o T G f.
GREAT REDUCTION ~ DRESS Go"r,>.
EouRETTr MATLA~>E CLurH,
reduced from 40 - 20.
BOURETTE MATLASSE CLrIu~
reduced from % t" 81.
BLACK AND COLrEEn >iLk>
at reduction Of 49,. pr cent.
rLoAKS from Il to 80.
GENTLEMEN'S, LADIES. anI CHILDREN.
UNDERWEAR III all Iua!iti.., sal n al. l...,s.
COURTNEY i HuWrLL,
i29 Broad ,;g"'.
nolO hciwrs' Eor,'h and F...,
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The Great Reformer,,

A Quaker friend informed us yesterday
that he concurred entirely in the views of
the Dispatch concerning the whipping post.
He Thought it q duty Of humanity to deter
people from crime. An ounce OF preyen-
ton is worth more than pound 81 cure,
ne said, and Che viii ping WORLD do
nero 70 prevent crime than any other mode
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MEETINGS..

MASONIC NOTICE.-The men,. &
Nl bers of RICHMOND r Xxx
LODGE. No. 10, are Tequesieid1 10 attend a.
tween Eighteenth and NInetcenlh streets, on THIS
Tuesday EVENING at o'clock; Members a., os o!
standing are invited to attend. nv order OF the
W.M WILLIAM j: RlDDiCk. Secretary.
NOVEMBER 20, a. L. 6ST7, A. ID. 1877.
no 20-1tk
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BARRIERS.

SCOTT & HOBSON '
- Inform the public that they have opened the
NEW EMPORIUM OF FASHION
FOR fst j.
UAIR-CJyTTING, SHAVING. SHAMPOOlSG
$500. n II AND DYEfNG,
at the corner of Twelfth and Main streets.
J J, SCOTT, who win have charge Of this branch
of the firm, returnS his many thanks 10 all ior inc
liberal patronage heretofore given, and hopes oy-
strict attention To business, assstedly able corps
OF assistants, TO merit continuance q the same:
HAiR-TONIC, SHAMPOO, aud BAY Rum. Par
ticular attention paid TO the cutting OF chiioeifs
hair and waiting on ladies' at their homes
&C 2-eod8m ~ IL. Sc 80 r+s
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DRY GOODS.

WE'VE GOT 'EM.-Waterproo' n %,
w 75c., and 81; Linen Handserch,ef, ny t&t
Linen Hemstitched, 10 to Soc: Mourn;;ne,' . '1c
to Doc: Dress Goods, I2Hc. worth j7ss TO-.
stock. Is, 90, and &c: Ladies' SIl. r., afs
worth CSC: Frnged. &c; large stocs 90 ~ y.
and 10c. Come and e. US. -"' 3
J. G.. WHITLOCK, 17G9 Main v.,o..
no 1 between Seventeenth md Fiyt.cos'...
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DESCRIPTIONS & pARTNERsHIPs.
dissolution OF PARTNERSHIP


- Notice Is hereby given that Us from the TIIIR-
TY-rIRST DAY OF DECEMBER. ONE THOUSAND
EIGHT HUNDRED AND SETENTY-FOCR, the CO.
partnership heretofore subsistng between US. the
UNDERSIGNED. WILLIAM CAMERON, ALENAN-
DER CAMERON. GEORGE CAMERON. GEORGE
CAMPBELL. ROBERT DUNLOP. JOSEPH
BRAGG DUNN, and DOUGLAS DIXON. rs MGR
chants. manufacturers, and slippers of tobacco, In
Liverpool and London, under The style or firm of
GEORGE Campbell & CO.: in Petersburg, Nir-
gnia, in the United States OF America. under The
style or firm or WILLIAM CAMERON 6 BRO
Their: in Richmond. Virginia aforesaid, under
the style or firm OF ALEXANDER CAMERON Il
CO.: in Louisville Kentucky. in the United states
OF America. under the style or firm Of ROBERT
DUNLOP & CO.; and at Sydney. In New South
Wales. under the style or firm OF CtMERONS.
DUNN & CO.. was dissolved by etluIion of time.
And that by virtue of deed dated the twelfth day Of
November, one thousand eight hundred and seventy
four, executed by the ndersic ned, the said FORGE
CAMPBELL is alone to receive the proceeds OF al
assets and consgnments giving full discharges for
the same) and distribute them amongst the under,
signed in proportion to their respective shares ana
Interest in the said late co-parlncrshfp. .-. ..i
~ AS witness our hands ~.
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y .---I EEORIIE CIkf1 DFLIl.
'@.. = = DOUGLAS DIXON, r. .....t.
-..- s;'.f~. ~. JOSEPH Is. DUNN, .. 49,.
WILLIAM CAMERON. FL.
ROBERT DUNLOP ,t.5f
- ..1' INV WILLIAM CAMERON, his Attorney
s.. q. ry'f.rs;;l,1 GEORGE CAMERON.
r.. a ..-.,t. ALEXANDER CAMERON. .
S,on.d hv tbc said GEORGE CAMPBELL and
: iS0yiGI AS. DIXON the 9th day of October. 1876.
=. ;,ithe presence o. ROBERT p. OLDERSHAW,
Is Kings Arms Yard London, solicitor: ,,.,,
cjSnc,i hy the said ROBERT DUNLOP, by VIII
TAM CAMERON, his attorney, the Sth day OF
MARCEL, 1877, in the presence Of Fl. ID! MAD
s,;nod hv the said WILLIAM CAMERON the stl
ID DAY of March, 1877, IN the presence Of II. d.
MADDOX.
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NJ BLACK GROs-GRAIN SILKS at
bottom prices 10 reduce stock:
COZ. ORED SILKS lower than original cost:
EVENING-SILKS at 81 per yard:
STRIPED, CHECKED. ana FANCY SILKS, all
marked down at prices that convince cur Gus
toners We are selling them al great sacrifice.
COLORED NELVETS at $50 Il yard wo:tl s2.2J
WHOLESALER
BLACK sILK-vELVE.Ts ut 4 sacrifice.
Our stock is complete. and we arc Offering cx-
ira nuccmcnts 10 cash purchasers.
uo3O LEVY BROTHERS.
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n-zs@ DRY GOODS HAVE REACHED
THE BOTTOM AT LAST.
SYCLE BROTHERS

S1CLE BROlHEkS
have marked their entire stock 1T bottom prices.
Come and he convinced that SYCLE BROTHERS
IS the cheapest place in the city 10 ouy your DR1
GOODS.
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4 NNITAI, MEETING.

RICHMOND AND PETERSDCRG RAILROAD Coal
TREASURES OFFICE. Z
RICHMOND. VA, November 10. 1877.
NOTICE.-The annual meeting OF the
IN STOCKHOLDERS OF this company will he
held ut the Office of the company. corner OF Byrd
and Eighth streets. OIL TUESDAY the 9Th instant
at IL o'clock M.
The books of transfer will be closed from the 18th
instant until after the day of meeting.
NJ W. WARRINGTON,
no lo-td Treasurer.
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NNUAL MEETING.-Th annual
n meeting Of the STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND POTO-
MAC RAILROAD COMPANY will he held at the
Office of the company, In the city Of Richmond. on
WEDNESDAY the 21st of November. 1871; At
liz O'Clock 4. NJ. j. Il. WINSTON.
no It'd Secretary.
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.et3ks az ~ e4,,;sf 81 Fs7'fsf ~
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-01-25
JOHN KEHOE TO BEHANGED.
The Leader of The Molly Maguire8 Convict.
ed of Murder in the First Degree.

PoTTSvILLE, Pa, Jan. I6'-For almost
week the most notorious character in
the coal region has been on trial for
murder and his fight against fate was
desperate. On the 10th of May, 1875
John Kehoe, county delegate of all the
Molly Maguires in Schuylkill was ar
rested on charge of conspiracy to kill
VIM, M. Thomas and Jessie and VIM.
Major of Mahanoy City, and also of con-
spring to aid and abet Thos. E. Hurry,
the murderer of G. James ofShenandoah,
to escape. He was tried and convicted
on both charges and sentenced to four
teen years solitary imprisonment But
something far more serious than con6ne-
ment was in store for Kehoe, and he
knew it; for before he was put upon his
trial he offered to confess in order to save
his neck. Although he must have been
of immense assistance to the Common.
wealth in ferreting out crime committed
years ago, the sacrifice was too great, and
the State refused to accept the overtures
made by man who above all others, is
guilty of the most frightful crimes.
Of the many murders of which this
man is guilty, the District Attorney plac-
ed him on trial for thatof Frank S. Lang
don ticket boss of the Honeybrook Coal
Company at Audenried, Schuylkill coun-
tY, on the 18th of June 1862. 1t was
proved that Kehoe told Langdon prior
to the murder that he would kill him, and
it was further proved that Kehoe was
one ofthe six men who followed Langdon
as the latter was going home, and who
beat him with billies and stones until he
was dead. Kehoe then was the leader
among the Mollies, and began the distur-
bance from which resulted Langdon's
death by taking the American flag from
Langdon' hands and striking him in the
face with it after having spit upon it.
Kehoe's counsel attempted to prove an
alibi but failed. Thejury retired at noon
to day and after an absence of two and a
half hours returned verdict of murder
in the first degree, Kehoes conviction
was accomplished without the testimony
of any accomplices or detectives, and is
arighteous one.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-01-25
LETTER OF GENERAL GEORGE B
MCCLELLAN TO THE DEMO-
CRATIC 8TH OF JANUARY
MEETING AT VASE
INGTON.
BALTIMORE, January 6, 1877.


Gentlemen Your very kind invitation
to be present to address the Democratic
meeting to be held in Washington on the
9Th inst, is received, and regret that it
will not be in my power to comply with
you fattering request. May l be permit
ted to express the hope that the Demo
Gratis of Washington city, in accord with
the Democrats of the whole country, will
express their intention to stand within
the constitution and the laws and to in
sist that their opponents shall do the
same.
In the decision of the momentous oues-
tions now before the country, it is of no
less importance WI shall be declared
than that result shall be reached in an
honest and constitutional way.
1t is the firm conviction of the Demo-
cratic party that Governor Tilden has
been fairly elected President of the Uni
ted States, and that there is no honest
way of preventing the legal declaration
of the fact. Should the result of the
congressional investigations now in pro-
gress be 10 prove that our belief is not
we'll founded we must quietly accept the
result.
On the other hand, should these inves-
legations confirm our convictions, as we
believe they will, then while never our.
selves over-stepping the limits of our
great bulwarks, the constitution and the
laws, and usirg vigorously and firmly
every power they give us we should
openly declare that no Democrat in the
land will acquiesce in decision reached
by chicanery, force or fraud.
Very respectfully
your obedient servant,
GEO. B. MCCLELLAN.
M. W. Wines, A. st. G. Denver, Thomas
B. Kalbfus, Duncan S. Walker, COM
mittee.
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TERMs-PosTAGE PREPAID.

Daily and Sundays, one year, $3.50; six
months, $5; three months, $3.50.
Daily without Sundays, one year, So;
six months, $4.25; three months, 1925;
less than three months, 81 month.
The Semi Weekly World Tuesday and
Friday)-Two Dollars year. To Club
Agents-An extra copy for club of ten;
the Daily for club of twenty-five.
The Weekly World (Wednesday)-One
Dollar year. To Club Agents-An ex-
ira copy for club of; ten the Semi Weekly
for club of twenty; the Daily for club of
fifty.
Specimen numbers sent on application.
Terms-Cash, invariably in advance.
All communications should be address
edto THF WORLD.
cor. Park Row and Beckman street N. Y.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-01-25

the Kellogg electors received 10000 and
McEnery electors II 900 votes. The Re-
turning Board filed the result of the can
vass on the Fifth of December, but kept
the papers until the 9th of January, the
Board having, in the meantime, to can
vass the votes for State officers and mem
bers Of Congress.
The Committee adjourned till Monday.
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WESTWARD,

Trains Nos. l. 2, 81 and IL on main line run daily
10 Fslace sleeping Coaches on trains No. /, 2 and
IL between Cincinnati ard New York daily
Hotel coach on trains and i2 between Ieavitta.
burgh and New York daily. 'i'''
Nj connections at Mansfield with Pittsburgh Fort
Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad: at Mesdviiio
Union and Cory for OIL Regions; at Corning for
Rochester and points on the New York Central
ana ana at Binghampton for Albany, Springfield,
worcester Boston and New England
Close connections at Cincinnati with traIna N,
the South and West -''-1' 'i'A
No stop-over" allowed upon local tickets Io-
cal passengers must purchase tickets to their rst
point TO destination '-~'
W. B. SHATTUC,
P. D. COOPER, O'''''"'''' "
Gen. Superintendent, Cleveland, o. noy1su
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BARBER SHOP.
New Barber Shop.

A. Cuenots barber and hair dressing saloon,
basement of Wernet Bros new building, is fast be-
coming popular place for nice, smooth, clean
shave or an artistic hair cut The proprietor has
had long expt rience and is a thorough master of
his trade, and has all the arrangements and ap-
pliances for the best work. The location is CEN
tral, room pleasant, and everything tends to COM
mend 1t to the public. Call and try.
dec23-tf A. CUENoT.
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MARIETTA, PITTsBURG AND CLEVELAND
IA RAILWAY.
Office Of MASTER OF TRANSPORTATION.
Connections and Time Table in effect Dec Is
1876.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-01-25

Last Tuesday, when we feared to walk alone,
we saw several prominent and reputable gentle
men who didn't know whether to hug lamp
post and thereby sustain their dignity, or to sit
down on an icy sidewalk and wish they had let
their dignity rest till next summer.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-01-25
GOING SOU,
GOING NORTH.

P. r. R., and the G. 7. v. & W. Ry.; at New Com.
erstown with the P. G. & St L. Ry.; at Cambridge
with the B. q o. r. R; at Point Pleasant with the
Z. o. R. R.; at Marietta with the Marietta and Gin.
cinnau r. R. for Belpre, Parkersburg Athens,
Hamden. Portsmouth, Chillicothe and the West
Also with the Muskingum River and the Ohio
River Packets,
Through tickets to principal points Baggage
-' ]. A. KINGsBURY,
Master Of TrAnA
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-01-25

The Cleveland Herald is bitterly op-
posed to the Conference plan of counting
the Electoral votes, The Plain Dealer
fayors.