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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-30

The administrators OF tho estate of tho
late David Newhouse will offjr for sale
on Saturday, Mny ID, nj his laie rest
dence, one aud u hdf miles south west
OF New Baltimore, horses, cows, cattle,
sheep, shotee, wagons, agricultural i'm.
plementa and household good, Sale
commences nj 10 o'clock u m.
W. B.W II ans will ofet for sale on
Saturday, May 10th, the william vii.
llams' fam formerly known as the
Harry fa,rflA-of 100 acres, situated In
Plain township, one mile north OF Can
ton on the Randolph road, with all tho
bnildinga. Will be sold In whole, or in
10, 25 or 80 acre lots, to suit purchasers,
Sale commences Ut pm
James j, Grant, executor Of Patrick
Mccormick, deceased, will offer for sale
on Saturday, May 10Th, AT tho late resi-.
dence Of Patrick Mccormick, 2 miles
east OF Navarro, on the Sparta road,
horses, COVE, hogs, sheep, agricultural
implements, and potatoes, corn and
oats BY the huslel. Sale commences
promptly at $50 u. m.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-30
Tho Unyarniahed Truth, ,

The Great Borepaugh Show will exhi.
bit here one week from next Friday, and
the event suggests few thoughts.
Many travelling shows, without name
or character, aud Others particularly
noted for their shameless habit Of reck.
less untruthfulness, insist In their ad.
yeTtlaemente that they are the "0nly
great" and that others are "lDferlor nj.
fails," To the public, who are quite
we'll enough posted TO know the differ
ence between the good, the mediocre and
the bad shove, shows such an assumpt-
lon OF uperlority IL disgusting. From
that Snowman whose life has been n liy.
Ing lie, q filmsy tissue OF faleohoods In.
vented and perpetrated 10 deceive Tho
public, such glarlng misrepresenta tlons
might DO expected, but from those little
concerns who are compelled 10 pass
through the shadows OF the great cities
after nightfalI, and who have TO hunt
tho country cross roads and backwOoda
for fear OF criticism from d nearly al-
ways Just newspaper press, 10 ought
never to como, aud II IL not TO the credit
Of the business that they print and pub
lish such montr0us things Loud sound
Ing phrases are very nice except when
they rebound and destroy the one who
utters them, which they are sure TO do
In the show profession. Every manager
ebould plainly and fairly detail what no
intende 10 exhibit and let tho pnbllc
jndgee OF tho inertia Of hia enter Iain
ment No man, In these days Of tele'
graphy, rapli transit aud great new Z.
papera, can deceive tho public very long.
Hence, IL In beet, even though some OF
these gentlemen should Bnd " c0mpul-
. ry, 10 tell tho truth aud ''nothing but
/ etruth."
Every intelligent reading man, aud
almost every woman and child In The
land, knows tho Great FOrepaugh Show
has no rival that II stand alone only tho
pro eminently greatest show In tho
world. Milllons OF ita patr0ne have said
40; tho profession OF both hemlepheree
say 10, aud the best and moet widely cir.
culated newspapers OF the land have said
no. Therefore IL has no rival 10 contest
ite claim 10 superiority over all. and can
afford TO laugh at tho silly and loudly.
worded claims OF others 10 greatest and
pro.omiDonce. 90 where II will, east,
weet. north, or south, II Ia received with
open arms and an ovation that marks II
the coming event OF tho year. Aud this
season. moro than ever before, II richly
deserves the distinguished 'ayor, good,
will and appreciation OF ite friende, old
and now, bec iuee II 10 80 much better,
bigger and greater than ever In the his.
tory OF Ito existence.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-30
STATE NEwsAND OTHER NUGGETS.

Levi Hill Of Maysyllle, committed sui.
eide by taking morphine.
Frank Glthers, notorious tough, broke
jail nj Bellaire, and 10 still at large,
John Dynea hung himself In a barn
at GreenWlle, for what cause is not
known.
Mrs. NJ, j, Crosby, pioneer, dropped
dead OF heart disease at Springfield
while eating dinner.
william Bennett fatally Drained his
brother Theodore at Chllllc0the for atrl-
king their sister In the face with his
lat.
The body Of Charles Gerber was found
near MllleI's Island, near Dayton. He
had been missing q week, and was
drowned In the Miami river.
sablna Ia In q stew OF excitement over
the elopement or abduction OF beautiful
Miss Ivy Allen, prominent man'a daugh
ter, and B, II. Bertlch Of Columbus.
Allison Phillips, q wealthy Tiflln far
mer, was bunkOed out OF Sl 800 by steer
ers who followed Sells Bros Show.
Phillips Ia 65 years OF age, and pr0ml.
nent member OF the N. II, Church,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-30
LOUISVILLE.


iteinh OF tntoreht from our Regular COr-
respondent.
Mr.. A, Metzger and bride returned
from their wed ling tour on last Sun.
day.
Jacob Zuber left for st. Louis, NO.,
last Thursday, where he will remain this
summer.
Rev. j. j. Leberman and daughter,
Agnea, are Waiting relatives and friends
In Meadyille, Pa. +.
Mrs Gofby attended the annual meet.
ing OF the WomaD's Missionary Society
MT Now Beverly. O., this week.
Mrs. A. McGregOr, Of Canton, and Mrs
q. Glbbs, OF Santa Rosa, California,
visited friends In town this week,
A number OF Miss Mary PacQneleps
friends gave hei q surprise Thursday
evening, which resulted In q delightful
evening for oil present.
Miss Carlyle, of Chicago, gave an OK
hibition OF fancy skating at the Louil-
VILE Roller Skating Rink on last We'd
nesday evening. Miss Carlyle plays on
the violin while skating.
The rtmains OF Miss Jennie Deyaux
who died at her home In Cleveland were
brought 10 this place on Monday even.
ing, and Inferred In the Good Hope
Cemetery, two miles west OF town. Miss
Deyaux was formerly q resident Of
Louisville.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-30
Something Now.

Werner q Bro, have Just purchased a
stock OF the New York, patent, non.
absorbent, ingram wall paper, u new and
elegant article, which bids fair 10 super
sede oil other ipgrains In tho market.
It's superiority will be appreciated
whom II 10 Understood that Ia non. alb.
sorbent qualities prevent II from becom-
Ing damp, even when left for long
period In d closed room. This quality
renders its adaptation, from q sanitary
point Of view, particularly desirable
where there Ia sickness, 40 II will not
become contaminated by tho absorption
OF disease. This paper 10 also the most
durable, andcan bs bought at about one
half OF the cost OF the moro coInm0n
grades of ipgrains. Call at Werner q
BIO g., "a ana 80 Iast Tuscarawau street,
and examine tholr goods.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-30
Formal Opening,

Mr., NJ. RaTpr, tho druggist, who
formerly occupied room joining Du.
monts grocery, 81 South Market street,
having moved TO II North Market street,
where he has fitted up new and hand.
some rooms, will give q formal opening
on Saturday next TO his old patrons and
the public generally.
Mr., Kapper has established q good
reputation 40 a aklllful druggist, being
careful and accurate In cOmpOunding
prescriptions and dispensing medicines
generally, and In hia new quarters no IL
better than ever prepared 10 accOmm0.
date the various demands OF the bust
nesa, lie will give special attention TO
dOctOrs prescriptions, which will be
crefully filled at any hour OF the day
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-30
Correct.

The Columbus Correspondent Of the
Cloyevoland Plain Dealer IN reviewing
tho next prospective State Senate. aaye:
"Dr, John v Lewie, Democrat, who 40
ably represents the Twenty 1rst district
Carroll and Stark-will DO renomi.
mated, and although tho district is q
very doubtful ono. he can poll more than
hls party vote and lay out DR.. Ross or
any other Republican that may DO nomi'
nated."
According TO his canvass tho next
Senate will stand: Democrats, 81; Ro-
publicans, III doubtful, D.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-30
Obituary.

A correspondent writing 10 I0T,
Vile Crescent from West Salem, Wayne
county, pays: Death his again Invaded
our midst, and this time one of our old
est and most highly ne,pected citizens
has been called to higher court Mr.,
John Lind came 10 Weat Salem from
New Berlin, Stark county, about twelve
years ago, aud engaged In the boot and
shoe business aud was generally con-
siiered q successful business man. He
retained control OF the shoe store until
within o few days before bis death
when John Simon, who had always
been his shoemaker, bought the stock.
He was q consistent member OF the NJ
II Church, aud was nearly always In
his plice In tho eanctulry on tbs Sab
bath, Some time last winter he was nc.
tackled with that terrible disease, cancer
OF the stom ch, and no literally starved
To death. When he found that no was
liable 10 have severe spell OF sickness,
no went TO the residence OF his dRugh.
ter, Mrs.. Thompson, Of Cuyahoga Falls,
His body was brought home for inter-
mont, and on last Monday afternoon the
church was filled with the many friends
OF tho deceased, to pay the last tribute
OF respect TO an earthly friend. RN
Matlock preached the funeral sermon.
A twenty'four year old daughter OF
Mf. Thomas Dagger, living on South
Hou'el street, died Tuesday morning OF
90 sumption. The funeral will take
place from the house at $3.50 O'Clock
rhurlday morning; Rev. Rodgers, OF The
Second NJ. II, Church will conduct the
services.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-30
HORSE SENSE
Exhibited In all Phases TO an Immense
Audience.

Auulphp's
Al seven o clock Monday evening
fully three hundred people were gath.
cred about the COnrt aireet entrance OF
schaefer's Opera House, 10 see Professor
Bartholomew wonderful trainfd horses
ascend the stairway. When the tirst
horse entered the hallway he glanced up
the flight Of stairs, seemingly "ai2ing
up" the ascent and then leiaurely clam
beTed up without slip or halt, and
walked down tho center aiale and up
the bridge TO the stage. The other
horses followed, like no many dogs, nm
I'll "Black Ball" the high'apiTited little
black horse, who exhibited 30 much life
In the parade, came, who dartfd np the
stairway In about three leaps, reaching
the top In safety and glancing proudly
about as II waiting for applause NJ his
achievement, which the crowd acknowl'
edged by repeated cheers.
Az 7:lb o'clock the box 0iilcea were
opened and the large crowd In waiting
began pouring In, iilllng tho house 70
ita capacity before eight O'CLOCK Az
the latter hour the performance began
with the school scene, followed by an
exhibition of the individual achieve
ments OF Cesar, Bucephalus, Nellie,
Prlnce and Pope,
The Court scene was O marvel or ac'
curateness and was productive OF much
laughter and applause. The military
drill was executed with such nlcety and
preclaion aa 10 make some OF the mem
beTs OF the Independent Battalion, who
were present, feel q little jealous Of
their equine rivals. The battle aceDe
was true 10 the vivid Autographs and
wall paper, representing II; the hrlng
OF the cannons by the fOur'leRged war
ri0ra caeulng an 0utburtt OF applause
from the audience.
II IL impossible In limited space IN
speak OF all the marvellous accomplish.
ments OF this school OF intelligent
horses, but Nellie, the fayorite OF the
ladies and children, must not be for
gotten. Her barrel act 10 comical and
surprising.
Bartholomew Equine Paradox ls be-
yOnd all doubt the most astonishing
and interesting exhibition ever given
In this city. II must DO seen 10 be ap-
preclated; description falls TO do justice
TO the intelligent animal actors.
The excellent music Of the orchestra,
which accompanies the Paradox, pleas
antly filla In the waits between tho acts,
The c0rnet duet by Mesars, Maxwell
and Lindeay, and the xylophone solo by
Prof. Lindeay were nicely executed and
tho musicians obliged to respond with
enc0res.
II the admiration and delight OK
pressed by the audience last night can
be taken az q criterion the "EQuines"
will pack the Opera House the remain
der OF the week.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-30
Patent Right Agency.

Mr.. W. X, Miller, late superintendent
OF tho Peerless Reaper Works, having
retired from that establishment. has
opened an Office In the Casillly block for
the purpose OF lending his services 10
parties applying for patent rights. MIR.
Miller In an inventor himself we'll
skilled In all matters pertaining TO
mechanical Inventions, and with a
large experience In patent rights and
familiar with the requirements Ia mp.
plying for and procuring the same. Mr..
Miller and hie SOD, tho lawyer, occupy q
suite Of rooms together. Those rooms
are very tastefully arranged aud per-
feet models In their way. Mr., Miller
has a large library OF Patent 01lce re-
ports and other valuable works In that
line. His services will b. valuable 10
those wishing help In procuring patent
rights aud IN knowing what 70 apply
for and 10 cOyOr, IN The app icatlon, all
there Ia Of med', Mr Miller Is a worthy
and reliable gentleman,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-30
noudnr AND suLD.
The State of ths Heal Fs'nts Markot---
Transfers Recorded.

The State Of ths Heal Fsats Markot--
Transfers Recorded.
following arc tho transfers Of rea
estate for the week ending April 300
1850, reported by IL. IL, Trump, Abauautel
OF titles:
Mary Shaifer at al, TO Christian Kra
bill, 7i.l6 acres In Washington town
ship. t5 800
Mary sAtifar at al, 10 Henry shaffer
ioi acres In Washington township
$40 800.
JacOb Hlldebeile TO franklin Hoffman
acres IN Washing on tOwnahlp, 1880
Peter Wilhelm 20 Peter q. Wilhelm
30 acres In Tuacarawaa township, 1850
Thomas NJ, McClint0ck to A. 8, bhetts
~ IA acres In NimishiIlen township
t25l9
Baitzer Blxler TO John 8. BixlAr, 12s
acres Ia Bethlehem township, el0675,
Eliza A, Shneider 10 Allen Carnes, lUl
No, 967 Ia Canton, u, lb0,
Sheriff, In partition, 10 Henry II. Row
lano, dii0 acres In Canton town
ship, -
Same. TO David Rowland, 33 02 acres
In Canton township, -
Same. to Maria Whaler, 28 10 acres In
Canton township, -
George y. Leininger 10 George Myers,
lot No, 1902 In Canton, $1,000
ID, Il Rowland ut al. 10 Henry II. Row.
land, 80 acre In Canton township, 800.
Clement Russell TO Ludwig DamTau,
o acres IN jackson township, $500,
A. u. V0lkm0re 10 GeoIga selfert, par I
OF lot No 4 IN Blechele's addition to Mas
slll0n, 5000,
Joseph y, Miller TO Alfred Fulmer, 81
acres In Canton township, $3,4l0,
Casper Wilmer 10 Argnsrna DanaeIzen,
part OF lot 1877 in CantOu, $4,000.
O., Elliott 10 Elizabeth SlOuffer, lot 20,
Shelters addition TO Beach City, $7b.
Nancy SrrVa TO Charles Elseaser, ,28
acre In Canton township, fll5.
Nancy SeTya TO Agnes summer, 1877
acres In Canton township, $500,
Nancy Sefya TO Valentine Ellaesaer,
38 acre In Canton township, $i25,
Lawrence Cr0fut 10 Vim, KpOntz un-
divided half OF 1880 acres IN Jackson
tpsl 800,
John s. Wagner TO Aaron Lind, s 0s
acres In Canton tp, $4,000,
Abraham Wilmer 10 Vim, Blxler, part
OF lot No, 81 In Middle Branch, 800,
VIM. Blxler to Annie Freed, same, $500,
Hyde Marshall to Doll Bros. % Co. 1870
acres In Paris Up. $4,000.
Maria Whaler TO Ellen Mace, .25 acre
Ia Canton tp $500.
David 2, Sell TO oliver B'umbauRh,
30 acres In Washington tp, $500,
Isaac W. Sell TO Oliver Bramb augh,
4 80 acres In Washington tp S766,
Michael Sffrt'a adm'r 10 Solomon
OYSTER, lots II, 72, 70 and "A IN Paris,
tl05.
Vim. II, Bell to Samuel p. Shaoier, lot
l3d7 In Canton, s2,il2,
Josiah Cupples 10 william Walter Al
acre In Tusrarawaa tp. 800,
Nancy Serya 10 William v. Zerbe. 30
acre IN Canton ~. Sl25.
Victor Myers admir- 10 Geo. W. R0oae,
80 acre In Washington tp. -
Geo. W. Roose to Henry Q, Graf, 80
acre In Washington Up, and 9 lots In the
town OF Washington, Si22.
Christian SChoneger 10 Iqrael NJ
Matte, 80 acres In 0snaburg Up, $1,000,
j, II, Kltzmiller 10 Conrad Thoany,
LOT 20e3 Ia Calton, $3.50,
Charles Zepp 10 David Aslre, lot No
20 In Beach City, $4,000.
Earnest Farr 10 Snsannah Jenni, lot
No. 40 In Schwalm's add. TO Canton, 1850.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-30
JUDGES BANQUETED,
The stark couf ~ Bar Eutartaila tho Cir
ouil Court Judges,


ouli Court Judges
The Judges Of the Circuit COnrt, In
session here, vera banqueted at the
Like Park Hotel, Meyers Lake, Tuesday
evening, by the Stark County Bar. Tho
Judges are John W. Albaugh, presiding,
Charles F0llett aud John W. Jenner.
Court was adjourned ~ 4o'clOck aud
the Judges and member of the Bar
driven 10 the lake in carriages, where
the time until six o'clock was spent In
rolling ten pins. Az the latter hour the
banquet was served, ut which liah aud
ffOgs from the lake were among the
meats. wine was fupplanted by water
and delicious coffee, The supper was
prepared aud served In mine host Silk
er'A excellent style and was eaten with
a zest and relish. that compllmented tho
caterer and cook. While the supper was
In progress music by the AriOn orchestra
filled tho banquet hall,
The customary feast OF reason and
flow OF soul" followed The more anbstan-
tial feast. Brief and witty Temarka were
made by Meaara, Louis Schaafer, Henry
W, Harteri Judges Albaugh, F0llett aud
Jenner, j. j, Parker, William II, Day,
Judge aong and W. W. CLARK.
Mr., Day dlgIessed In his remarks aud
paid an appropriate tribute, on behalf OF
the Bar, TO Mr. Park r, who will soon
seek broader fields OF labor In the city Of
Chicago.
The party returned to the city at the
close OF the addresses, reaching here
shortly after eight o'clock The affair
was pleasant aud enjoyable one.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-30
WAS HE MURDEREpY
The NJ atery Surrounding Tho Death Of ed.
n, Moore, nj Axiom,

~ Moore, at Axiom,
In regard TO the death OF the young
Minerva man, " Y. Moore, whose holy
wai found In the canal nj Akron recent
ly, the Axiom Beacon, OF yesterday,
rays:
"IheIe n still considerable talk about
the mysterious death OF I'D, II. Moore,
WlO 10 body was found In the Ohio Canal
u week ago, The opinion gains ground
that the man wab murdered outright
and his body thrown into the canal.
This theory In strengthened by the fast
that a notorious character who was at
the hOu'e OF illiame near the spot
where the man was last seen alive, has
not been feen In the city since election
day, although no has business here,
Moore In said TO have been q pretty
straight man when no came 10 this
place, but when no went into the saloon
business, II IN said, became infatuated
with a woman Of loose character, at
whose house no remained for days nj q
time, aud a gang OF men, II IL alleged,
stole hia money while no was gone, II
IL further stated that people ut the City
Building were awakened one night by q
loud noise In the direction OF the canal,
but on getting up 10 Investigate, every.
thing was quiet aud the men thought
no more OF II until the body was found,
when the incident came f0rcibly TO their
minds. No detective cares 10 inyestl'
gate the case because there Ia no money
offered. II Ia. however, understood that
several friends are making some lnQulr-
les In the matter The bruiae said 10
exist only on the eye IL claimed 10 ex'
tend around TO the temple. II IL claimed
by certain parties TO DO AZ clear q case
OF murder as they ever heard II, and
have been looking for the proper per-
sons TO NJ least make an effort 10 inyes-
tigate the case"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-30

An article Of merchandise Ia not al-
ways the cheapest because II costa the
least money, but q thing 10 cheap when
II represents the best quality, for tho
least money. This Ia why Hirscbhelmer
Bros. have established tho reputation OF
being not only tho leading and most re-
liable, but also the cheapest clothiers In
tho county. They have on hnnd u large
and complete stock OF clothing OF oil
kinds, including q large line OF fur.
nishiDg goods, aud they are prepared to
discount In quality and price anything
before offered to the trade In the city,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-30
PROBATE COURT.

The will OF Mra. Abigail Pearson, do.
ceased, OF Canton, has been pr0bated,
John h. Michoaer has been appointed
guardian OF Charles Pltz. minor heir OF
Christian Pitz, deceased.
I,John W. Birnaby has been appointed
guardian OF u. Willard Arnold and Mary
l., Arnold, minor heira Of John 8.
Arnold. deceased. OF Massillon.
Mrs. Elylra Smith haa been appointed
adminiS traitor OF the estate OF Allen W.
Smith, deceased. OF Washington Up.
Henry Vogt has been appointed ad-
minialrator OF the estate OF Francis A,
VOgt, deceased, OF Masslllon.
Joseph Gerardat has been appointed
administrator Of the estate OF Catha.
r,ne Balmat, OF Marlboro W.
James j, Grant has been appointed
executor Of the estate Of Patrick McCor-
mick, deceased, Of Bethlehem tp.
Tue will OF Patrick Mccormick, de-
ceased, Of Bothlhem tp, has been pro-
bated.
Marriage licenses have been Issued 10
Lawrence Turak aud Mary Shai, Cau-
ton; Edward Sucker and Chrlatena
Ringleb, Masaillon; John HAlblaub and
Catolino Schwartz, MaesllloDj John HUG
son aud Minnie Fizar, Mas5lllon; Philip
Peter aud JosOphiue Jacobowski, Mas
slllOn; LOhu Siedlor and Catbarino In.
achintki, Canton; Jnhn Brumbaugb aud
Lula TaJ lOr, Hlrtyille; Alyah C,Hlter
aud Cattle u. SNbert, Canton; Conrad
Chillot and clara Sucker, Canton; Ej.
win s. Stein and Christena keehn, M
yarre; Charles Ziegler and Jane Glen
eniz, MassllOp; Nicholas simler and
Laura Alley Jackson lp George Neher
and Mary Bollinger, Louisyillei Jacob
Zwahlen and Luletla Siegenthalor,
Alliance; william II. Reed and Eliza
beth Richard, Canton.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-30

The Plttsburg Conference Of the Evan.
gelical Association has Just closed Its
thirty fourth annual session NJ West
Millvlllo, Pa. The conference located q
new Mission In tho city OF Canton,
through wbijh a Second Evangelical
Church Ia TO be established In thie city.
Tho appointments OF this Presiding
Elder district for the ensuing year are
aq follows.
Pitteburg Dletrlct--J, ID, Domer, p. ",
Canton slatlon.-C, II. Hartung,
Canton Miaslon--A, j, Bird.
Slark.-u. u, Summers.
Greeneburg-J. ], Carmony.
Summit. Garner.
1rumbull and Youngstown--R, D. Dal-
zell.
Uomeworth--C. D. SloglO.
Auslintown-G. W. Finnocy.
North Llma-J. A, Grimm.
Pitisburg-G. W. Dunlap.
Deer Crepk--A. W. Brickley.
Llgonier--M. j. Balentino.
MI. Pleaaant-J, Q. A. Curry.
A. Niobel, former pastor Of Canton
Station, took y tupeIanuated relation
aud will continue TO reside In The city
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-30

Mr.. II. II. StrIff, the practical steam
dyer and reDovatoT, who sometime since
came from Wheeling, W. Va, and o..
tablishel himself at No. 80 South Mar.
ket street, IL meeting with marked sue
cess In hls line Of business. This " an
industry that IL universally appreciated,
and when the people ore brought TO rec
Ognze the fact that home talent Ia AZ
good as can he found elsewhere, they are
not only willing but glad TO have their
work done ut home, for II ls much
cheaper, less risky and more convenient
than sending II away, This Ia why MIR.
Stritf IL building up such very promis.
ing business. All kinds OF ladies' and
gents wear, such 40 dresses, shawls,
skirts, gloves, ribbone, plumes, coats,
pants and vests, 8ro cleaned, dyed and
repaired according TO order. Special at.
tention IL also given 10 plano covers
lace curtains, tidios, &C., which are done
up cheap, ut the shortest notice, aud sat
isfaotion guaranteed. Call NJ 80 South
Market street, and 800 how near old
goods can be made 10 look like new.