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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-04-11

TRAINS GOING NORTH.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-04-11
GOING SOUTH.
NG{I EYpTgSs, / Accom-, Accom-,

Leave Bayard l145 q. m. and 500 p. m! Arrive
New Philadelphia 2l0 and 100 p. m, Leave New
Philadelphia 200 a. 10, and l2O p. m. Arrive
Bayard $50 q. m. and $3.50 pm.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-04-11
No. II East TusCaraWas Street,
Canton, Ohio,
Fine and Common Furniture

Has lust received and in stock for the Spring Tr
an elegant assortment Of all kinds Of
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1878-06-05
DEATHS.

PICKEL.--Near White House Station, May 25th, 1875
Adrian IL. Plckel aged So years. month and 20 days
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The Cincinnati Gazette is responsible for
the following A doctor at Glynnwood, Ohio,
was called to see the wife of Mr.. Green Bail
ey farmer, who gave birth to one of the
greatest curiosities heard of. The child is a
common sized one, well formed in its lower
lluus ana body up to its shoulders. 1t had
two sets of arms all well formed, except one
pair was back of the other and worked back
ward. It had but one head, but the head had
two faces on it, one on each side both faces
were well formed in all the organs. 1t breathes
from both sides, which tie doctor says indi-
Gates the existence of two pairs of lungs. Mr..
Bailey is quite jubilant over it, and says it
will be fortune to him. Both mother and
child are doing well.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1878-06-05

PHILADELPHIA, June 1.-The Russians de-
scribed as sailors, and reported as from New
York, with Baron Steinberg at the Continent
al Hotel, in this city, are engineers, stokers
and machinists. They are here to familiar
ize themselves with the new machinery about
to be put into the California, purchased from
the Cramps, at whose ship-yards the interest
of the Russian officers concentrates. The
men are boarding in Kensington. The Of
ficers remain at the Continental. A report
that they had gone to Bethlehem was denied
by one of their number. They are all very
reserved. Rear-Admiral Jones, of the Brit
ish Legation, arrived to-day and is stopping
at the Continental. 1t is reported that he is
here to watch the movements of the Russians
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1878-06-05

Mr.. Andrew Quintin is the oldest Conduct
or on the New Jersey Division of the Penn
sylvana Railroad, having run on the line be-
tween this city and Philadelphia for forty-two
p an t s9S pRsde Thia the
by horse cars. During the greater part of
these years Mr.. Quintin only made one round
trip daily, which would make the distance
travelled in those years 1856, $40 miles. For a
greater part of the time since the road has
been in charge of the Pennsylvania Company
he has doubled the route, making the total
distance travelled over one million of miles,
equivalent to the distance of forty times a.
round the World. During all this time he has
p0rSUn3.
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City People,
Being Spot Run o
G0UE Or
Coming Day. seldom about much
1t is the well to know in something about
RIo7EIT- PRICES FOR
Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes, Hats!!
THIS LIST p'szsps ; S s"v Kept md ""1"
PERSONA IT, OuRStLv Es sSSs ] az s ys
GnSs
o@ra@g@
PERSONAL TO OUR CUSTOMERS ooSa%
r
selling
s @ s % % % ] s q @ have % @
@ @ @ %g Might % s S ss%s
THE PRINCIPLES OF OUR BUSINESS oE~"s equality
5 aaa % Fa%@
%
% % @ COURSE We Of the "o"''o w
DRESS GOODS.

Half wool Spring Mohairs 1211c
CAST years price much higherl
20 pieces Bunting, at 1Sc.
40 pcs. Iaif Wool Shepherd Paaids. 15c.
Selling elseehere at 25c.
50pcs Gtpsefs Hair Suitinqs f0c.
(27 inches ride, north 25c)
popular fabric and the trouble is to supply the de-
IS pcs all wool Twilled Beige, CSC.
Extremely cheap al 371ac.l
% pieces Pure silk and Wool GAG inches wde) Novelty
These goods sold early in the season at 81 25
fine Novelties s CSC sod ecw e ,a al Ct
this ruineus ratio by the importer.
36-sach all oot French Chtmere al so cents thought 10 be
nAen, last hi some houses al 70 cents.
6aPg,s 1 sejge ssa SO cents.
Mdteiasse Beige at36 cents
sold lost year at rs cents.
4s-INCH SILK WRAP CAMELiS HAIR
at 81 so, last years price for quality, 49,
4sINoH FRENCH NOVELTIES, AT 50.
quality sold last year at 50 80.
EXTRA FRENCH NOVELTIES
at So, that elsewhere have been sold at IS 90.
MoHAIR GLACEs 25cts
Selling elsewhere all the season at Sic.
SIX SPLENDID STYLES
SILK WARP NOVELTIES AT 81 cts
Reduced from SOC.
40 pcs. all wool French twilled suitings, at &C.
THESE goods light weight, desirable shades, and
We will close out a small lot of silk damassc for 81,
that heretofore has been always 81 80.
These goods are also very cheap.
Spring Bouretts, 6l4c.
Plain Poplins SC.
Striped Cashmere Suitings, 10c.
Neat Shepherds Plaids, 12l2c.
Plain PaTsee Sutings SC.
(usua price, 121& cents,)
Elegant quality silk and wool pongees, 37Hc.
Cheneillo savoie, were 75c., now SOC.
We opep likewise, beautiful assortment Of novelties
in hernanis, organdiesi French cambrcs, aud in
All wool french lace bunting.
All wool plain bunting,
All wool striped bunting.
All wool french abatross cloth,
All silk and wool bourette bunting.
All wool beach cloth.
All wool French dcbeige.
All wool cancels hair cloth.
All silk and wool colored hernanis
All silk and wool French dress fabrics.
No such bargain seen in any Retail Dry
Goods Store as cases Percaes at 64c per yard and
splendid lot "A English Chntzes at 121ac Price, last
year, a quarter of dollar.
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drive with horse that did not belong to him.
That was while John L. Jones was Sheriff.
The excitement in the vicinity of the TRACE
dy continues great, and the spot has been Wis.,
tied by hundreds. As long ago as 1872 Peter
son wrote letters threatening to do what he
last week attempted, from which it would
seem that he has long been brooding over the
terrible deed
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1878-06-05

THE MARKETS.
Lambertvllle. June s. 1878.
MARRIAGES.

VAN ORMAN-SHoRT-May 20, by Rev. Geo. Young,
David Van orman of Kingwood, to Martha e. Short,
OF Kent county, Del.
-CoN0vER-Nfay Is, by Rev, J. /.
Morrow, John Hockenbury to Layinia W. Conoyer,
both of East Milestone.
Ns-TH0MPsoN.-May 30, by Rev. Geo. s.
Mott, Jacob Y. Higgins, of Higgins Mills, Flem
ington, to Elizabeth Thompson, daughter of the late
William Thompson
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1878-06-05

The quantity of Pork and other imp roper
food consumed is enormous and pro duces its
inevitable results in innumerabe types of dis
ease especially those of the blood, exhibited
however, yield rapidly and surely to DR.. Bulls
Blood Mixture.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1878-06-05
RIBBONS.

From recent auction sales and from importers and
manufacturers anxious to close large lots of Ribbons
we have selected stupendous stock of shade and
other desirable Ribbons. In grades have re
stock than ought to hold. and determined to SELL
put price ON them that will create demand and make
them go rapidly.
No. 9-Brown, lavender Teal Bronze, Light and
Dark, Drab, Ecru Tan Mastic and Beige at 10 cents,
REGULAR PRICE, 1Sc.
Entire stock. No. o, Imported French all silk gross
grain ribbon. No. 12 No. le, No. %. No. 80 at the
round price of is cts. per yard.
CANNOT BE MADE TO SELL AT LESS THAN Soc
Assortment of coors is light blue light pink card-
nal, dark blue, dark pink, crimson, maroon, brown.
plum
A new lot of elegant basket ribbons at 5ec
These have been sold less than 81 and
selling at this price in this city.
5-inch sash ribbons, all silk, rs very cheap at
double the price.
Also, superb sash ribbon french boiled goods at
40 cents; usual price, as eents..
splendid grade of doabefaced satin ribbon all the
shades. Nos. o. f2 and 49, at 10 cents sold when
out at 40 cents, but the lot closes at 10 cents.
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LINENS.

Linens, Quilts, Blankets, Crctonnes,
Table Covers,
Upholstering Goods
Embracing .i new importation Of elegant
Floor Linens, '0'
/ Nottingham Lace Curtains
country Or seaside homes.
"A White Mosquito Canopies
| ~ 90 Each.
50 25 Each.
| 100 Real Lace Canopies,
| 50 75 Each.
The same goods have been sold at from IS 90 to $40
each
AWNINGS, AWNINGS.
ings Rain Colors we have made the price making
and putting up 81 So 5 90, so and 90 each much
year
Another lot of those larse-sized undressed buck
! towels, at - So per dozen.
Ladies will acknowledge that large 34French nap
kins at So SO per dozen are bargain.
a careful examination of our Barnsley table linens
will secure at# H
DECIDED BARGAINS
Linen sheetings to be closed out therefore our prices
10 Yard piece diapers The largest and most varied
10 Yards 22-inch linen diaper, 81 60.
AZ inch very fine diaper % cents per yard worth so
Superior quality and extra heavy Russia diaper soft
finish, and made Of the best quality fax our special inn
portation, at very low prices.
Our bathing towels and toweings. hundred quail
ties to select from
The great reductions which we have made In extra
super double damask table cloths and napkins to match
makes them almost as cheap as the lower class of linens
Sheeting Linens,
Flemish Sheetings,
French Sheetings,
Barnsey Sheetings,
Ladies' Handkerchief,
Gentlemen's Handkerchiefs,
Pure Linen Lawns,
In fast colors, at 20 cents per yard. Our
DRESS LINENS,
Natural shades, from Is cents to finest. Our
UNION LINEN LAWNS,
10c per yard
Our printed linens tor ladies' and boys waists reduced
to 81 &c per yard.
Printed linens, 121 &C. per yard.
Bufflinens, i215c per yard. Our
In Turkey Red and Black,
Turkey Red and Gray,
IA to 81 Inches Wide.
FLOOR LINENS,
2, ~, 5, 4 and yards wide.
Extra Heavy Linen Slip Coverings
jacquard Slip Coverings,
Marsees Quilts
Jacquard Quilts,
Honey comb Quilts,
Ice Blankets
Camp Blankets,
Summer Blankets,
Exhibition Counterpanes,.
200 Elegant Striped Colored Quilts,
At 50 10 each value, So so each
Fast Black English Marseiles Quilts, 80 90 each.
An endless variety of designs and combinations of
colors
AT VERY Low PRICES.
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SHOES.
LADIES LIsT-sPEclAL LOTS.

Ladies' very best french kid handmade button gai-
and fine as any custom made CATERS in Philadelphia at
81 and S. "
Ladies' fine kid croquet slippers 49c usually re-
Tailed at 81 25.
Ladies' english lasting walking boots at &c. less than
half price.
Ladies' lasting foxed walking shoes at ssc solid soles
and guarar teed to give good satisfaction any shoe
at So 90 and 80 80 elsewhere.
Ladies' pebble morocco handmade button gaiters
worked butonholes and silk trimmings at So 90 made
by r. Gates and usually retailed at s. 80 and Sc OO
Ladies' good house slippers at 25c.
Ladies' lasting kid foxed button CATERS Al 5o
usually sold at 81 0O and 50 25. y ~
Ladies' pebbed goat button CATERS at 81 so 0uaran
teed solid leather and warranted give as good
faction any shoe sold for So 90 amy other place in
the city F "
Ladies' very fine kid button CATERS 81 90 usually re.
tailed at 81 70 and So OF.
Ladies' foxed kid toilet slippers little soled at 81 25
Mitchell w
Ladies' pebble button CATERS at 81 25
Ladies' lasting oxed button CATERS al 2j Smith,s
make, and usually retailed at 81 75 and 50 co.
Ladies' very fine french kid handmade button CATERS
made by Laird, Schober and MITCHELL at AS sold by
others at 6 so and co. -
Ladies' fine kid button button walking shoes at ooc
Misses pebble goat button CATERS made by s. d. Sell
lers Co, at so; usually retaied at 3 co.
Misses pebble button CATERS at is usually retailed
at 75
Childrens pebble goat button CATERS made by S. d
Sellers Co., at rs; usually retaicd at So
Little boys cafskln button CATERS at &c., usually
Infants fancy colored shoes, 1ec per pair usually
sold at 80 aud 40c.
Childs ght-col button CATERS, 4sc. usually sold at
L 90.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1878-06-05

Plainfield druggist has been fined $50
for selling liquor without license, except on
the order of physician.
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SILKS

Have never been so cheap now. The present fear
fully low prices cannot be continued much longer, so
that the opportune time Is the present to buy even at
comparatively little cost good Silk Dress to put away
another Our stock has been replenshed at
short intervals that have very startling reduc
lions to make in order to meet the Market but offer
At 60 cents--A good trimming silk, in
solid colors worth 20
At 10 cents-The same, worth so
At so cents--The same, worth 90
At 80 cents-The same, worth 10
At STA handsome Dress silk, in all colors,
worth 50
In Black Silks, as is well known for
ONE DOLLAR
We give the very best value In q rich, heavy gross
grain, which is fully worth II rs.
At 81 25-Beautiful high lustre black gross grain
worth 81 80.
At 81 So super cashmere finish, worth 81 So
Also at the low prices recently closed by Importers
new make of
SUPERIOR GLOVE FINISH cAsHNIREs,
Which cannot be surpassed at the nominal prices of 50
and So 25 fully worth IS.
STRIPE AND CHECK SILKS.
In $50 pieces of these goods we offer the largest variety
and add almost daily the newest designs and colorings
recent purchase enables to offer, not thin himsy
article but really good goods fine assortment at &c.,
which were sold, ten days ago, at 65e.
Also splendid goods at soc.
Very handsome goods at Csc.
SUPER stripes and checksat Use.
Special reductions have made In prices to close our
MASSES AND BRoCADEs,
Which include the latest Paris designs and colorings
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PERSONAL TO OUR CUSTOMERS.
THE PRINCIPLES OLE OUR BUSINESS.

r Meysema
fom ~
Ill thee nc Depot
d %
nearly
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PERSONAL TO OURSELVES.

pend Little by little the people have learned
patronage awarded proves that the people Apr
to do the very best that be done for all
public WE'LL
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CLOTHING.

Mems fine blue flannel suits, $40.
Mems scotch cheyiot suits, S12.
Mems mixed cheviot suits, $11 80.
Mems fancy light cashmere suits, $l2 90.
Mems fine black diagonal suits. ST. 80.
Mems mixed pants, So so
Mems mixed coats, So 90.
Mems mixed vests 81 50.
Childrens Harvard suits, 81 SO and So.
Children's blouse suits, So rs and "a 80.
Children's full suits, IS.
Boys full suits, S..
Youths full suits, 81 so.
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MEMS LIST.

Gentlemen's French calf handmade CATERS at 8 o.
guaranteed to give good satisfaction any custo m,
made goods in the city which cost 90 and 8 %.
Mems English lasting Prince Albers, 4s very bes
goods.
Mems wood sole shoes, for walking on the beach al
seaside, SOC.
Mems wood sole shoes for working In dye house. 9sc
Mems wood sole Shoes for working In brewery 9gc
Mems pebble Prince Albert walking Shoes 49.
Men,scongress CATERS at ~ usually retaed at co.
Mems congress CATERS, 81.
Mems house slippers, Soc,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-12-17
4 STAGE COACH FALLS SIXTY
FEET.
[Omaha Bee.l

Henry Raske is the name oil gen
tleman who arrived here a day or two
ago from Leadville, Colorado, for the
purpose of going into the fur bust
ness in this city. On the road be-
tween LeadviIle and Canyon City he
met with thrilling adventure which
is we'll worth relating, inasmuch as il
was most remarkable escape from
death. He left Leadville in a sage
coach together with John j. Bush, R.
Powers and G. r. Powers of Golden;
S. T. Silver of Bowlder; James H.
Davis, Thomas Beauchamp and a mi
ner from Canyon City, there being
nine persons altogether, including the
driver As they were proceeding on
a dark night over the rough mountain
road, they came to u point seven miles
from Canyon City, where the roadway
was barely wide enough for the coach
to pass. Suddenly the coach slipped
and tumbled over the steep precipice,
down into the creek, a distance of six
ty feet below, the vehic'e rolling over
three times and half in the descent,
striking against the projecting rock
in the downward course, and landing
in the stream bottom side mp. The
three gentlemen on the outside
Messrs. Bush and Davis and the dri
ver-jumped from the coach when i
began rolling down the bank, and
they, too, went tumbling down the
canyon after it, all receiving severe
bruises, but not being seriously IN
jured Strange to say, the passcn-
gers in the coach, although sustaining
more or less injury, were not danger
ously hurt One of the four horses,
however, was fatally wounded, and
had to be shot to end his suffering.
The accident occurred about o'clock
in the morning. 1t was very cold,
and the men built little camp fire,
while the driver rode one of the horses
into Canyon City for new relay of
horses and another coach, and he re-
turned with the outfit about I O'clock,
when the party resumed their journey
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-12-17

The habit of smoking seems to
have spread in Russia, as it has done
elsewhere, in spite Of royal, clerical
and other "countcrblasis. Whole col
o:ies Of Russian dissenters (of the
"Old Faith, as they style themselves
regard tobacco rs the devils leaf"
and consider that they who smoke it
will themselves be smoked hereafter.
Not many years ago youths were
expelled from Government schools
when caught smoking. Nothing in
the eyes of the authorities was CON
sidered more wicked or degrading
and thus the act Of smoking acquired
a charm which it would never have
possessed had the idea Of doing wrong
not been associated with It's prac-
tice.
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The book contains nearly eco pages, ~
by 6 inches. and Is designed "a be a pocket
companion Tor every wiac-awake man in
The mining camps and financial centres 81
the Nest.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-12-17
Something for the New Year.


The world renowned success OF Hostel
ter's Bitters, and their continued populari-
ty for a quarter OF century as a stomach
ic is scarcely more wonderful than the
welcome that greets the annual appear
ance Of Hostetter's almanac. This valua-
bic medical treatise is published By Hos
letter 81 Smith, Pitsburg, Pa, under their
own immediate supervision, employing 80
hands in that department. Ten cylinder
printing presses, 8 folding machines, Job
presses, &c, are running about eleven
men4hs in the year on this work, and the
issue Of same Tor 1879 will not be less than
ten millions, printed in the English, Ger.
man, French, Welsh, Norwegian, Swedish,
Holland Bohemian and Spanish Ian
guages. Refer to a copy Of il for valuable
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cy of Hostciter's Bitters, amusement,
varied information, astronomical calcula-
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can be depended Oh for correctness. The
Almanac for 1879 can be obtained free Of
cost, from druggists and general country
dealers IN al paris Il the country.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-12-17

"OH, mother, don't want 10 90 to
school to-day, I've got such bad pain
in my head" VERY well, you shall
stay at home and take some physic."
"Oh, it don't matter; III go, then.
I've got the pain, but it don't hurt a
bit"
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Board of County Commissioners

OF Boise county. Idaho Territory W II meet in
regular session at the Clerk Office in Idaho City, on
Monday, January 6, 1879,
That being the FIRST Monday in said month All
accounts or other matters coming before said Board
should he flied two days prior to has time
All accounts aud papers must he legally verified
to insure action thereon. and no bin will be pre-.
scented unless all the fees paid.
JAMES MORTARTY,
Clerk Board Co Com
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n3~s. VI. PETTKxaItI. L Co. lf state Street. D 3.
on 81 Park Row. New York. and FOL Chts,nnt Stree.
Philadelphia, Agents for procuring advertise
neE;s for the fpAHow W. I'D in the above cities and
uihorized to contract ADVERTISING at Ger lswes
att
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CECa week In your owu town. g. optni free.
GUuNo risk. Reader. II son want business st
VII On persons Of either sex make great pay all
the time they work. write for particulars 20 r.
hAs----- &Cu. Portland. Maine. iJune45s-1y.
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TO THE AFFLICTED,

That dreadful disease the PILES, with
when very many people Are. and have
hecn lar years afflicted. and which has
baf'e6 tpe sSiii Of All physicians, can be
e7rt"Anv ,mc,i 6g Piles wrll.tricd RENE
~. '-pruIeus nave found relief from il.
sar atc ~i"fu:: to testify - 10 lis efficacy.
FOR sate at ali the drug stores H. Zipf
sgent Al idsmu city. Sep 4-tf
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The United States Mining law and Land
0flite instructions hereunder Each section 90
the Law s Immediately followed by the Land once
instructions relating thsrato, This il coutsf.-
iAAr arrangement. il avoids luYnnx several
lap~s when The Instructions arc cc nsulted ia cos.
neciuu with the law.
2. A Digest Of all Decisions urder the Minisr
laws nu" u force. II . broasbt dowh g. tie date
uf publication and. containing tile latest decisions
tai es ths piacs At all prior pul Hcations
3 Nav and Improved Forms for making the
various proof fgoil The location q clsiin miners
issHRucs q. patent.
4 4 Coacete list o. Patented Mining Claims.
Issd ~ stafe. Territory. CouEty and pistr:ct
Ihl. llss l. wo"th Ga salstng mex many times ;hs
price Of lie box.