The Stark County Democrat from Canton, Ohio • Page 3

21. 7, FOR 93 CEXTS, the "Stark. County Democrat" till after the electioa i or the small sum of 25 centsL Send the names Bbf Bonis at from Oockius $1,25 to $3,00, at mu Too raiuldg last Saturday changed our very warm waiier.t quae a cool snap. We learn the radical candidate in this Ustrlct for the Senate of Ohio General B- F. Potts, Is very unpopular lu his own county of.

Carroll. The raincar ticket in Carroll is heavily loaded with rotten shoddy. in Hi uric It is heavy with Yankee Carpet coentry. A. tremendous ctowd to day at the Fair.

The exhibition. In Agricultural Implements is magnitlceat. The inventive and mechanical genius of Canton is well displayed. looai out lor the rush to morrow. Under what political party liave the.

expenditures of the general government been rai.srd from 70 a year to roc nrxTRio MrujoNs a year I Certainly not the democratic party. The water pipes are now laid along our principal streets- the wbeet house is about completed, and the machinery aliout ready to ran the race from Sprankle'a dam is nearly ready. In short, the whole work Is making good progress. Peaches hare been selling on rttrr streets (roia 1 to $1,1.0 a buhel. in this section they ar more plenty than apples- this year.

Don't use th dirty, sticky, nasty iwncwerj ana.Amoroi whea.you can tins clean rVeimrslioa In "Brrett Hlr "Tbb Horticultural perl rtlcre iur flrwt pg should have been creuiud to toe iiucyrua Journal. A. DiatCToBT of Stark and Summit counties is about to be canvassed fur. It is to be published by ilr. Joseph Oigglns and Mr.

John M. Arters will solicit for the work. AxiiucAS Msciiaaics. We learn In some parts of the country there is an organization entitled "United American They refuse admission to all mechanics born outside of Grant's domain Harrow minded and small of soul, such fcliows. at Bouyak.

Volrnline Uhland, citizen of Bolivar, committed suicide on the 23d intt. It seems be took his shot gun went into his stsble, placed tho muz-ale io his chin, aad by means of bis toe fixed It off. Ills ae was about 60. The cause it is supposed was family trouble. Comitjmntabt, We acknowledge onmpiimentary to the Holmes County Fair to be held the 6th, 7th and Q.

F. KewtnB, President 8. Herzar, Secretary. AL a complimentary to the Monroe County Fair, Waterloo, Oct. 3d, 21st ai 4 Slid.

On the card la J. F. OotahaU. printer. Card of Thanks.

Mr. Editor, allow me, thretrgh the columns of the Democrat, to re turn my sincere thanks to the mem bera of the Canton Democratic Brara Band for the serenade and beautiful irolcl riDjr presented me on Monday ELLA MYERS. A Card. The ltdies of the St, John's Catholic church of Canton take this medium of returning: their Mucere thanks to ail who aided them iu retting up and carrying on the Fair held last week, as also to those who so generously patronized it. Gkkatxt Kucci Pkicbs at tub Cas-tos City YVooun Factoht.

1 have hand a large stock of woolen goods, con Vsting of Osssimeres, Cloths; Saiinetts, Flannels. iarns, Ac which am selling very, low both wholesale aud retail. merchants' and ethers would Uo well t-esar aad examine before purchasing elsewhere. All goods war ranted. Will exchange for any amount wool.

lOwft V. Dkxjcate Machimicey. Asmt chinery will not work without lubricated, so It Is with the human system, which is the most delicate niece of machinery In existence: requires aid hi the 'operation of different functions, dard Wine Bitters'1 will afford aid in a greater degree than any before offerer, to the public. Bold Druggists, A Word to thk WiaK is Scr-FiciKST." A prudent housekeeper Durchaiwi th bmt and choapcat art! cl for the that can tttufHl. l)ooJ-'a Baklne Fowdet" Is tho cheapest Biking: Powder kaown.w Ooepouud will fro furthtr la th culinary artiutrnt than any other in maiket, aad la sisranted to proaace natisiactotry results, as the ingredients are harmless, healthy and It id for sale by all Grocers- 15wi Ab.

K.1TT Great national events great causes for rejolcingr causes for sorrow even soon Joot-e their influence. But, the influence 1 a tblnjf of beauty and comfort, uuch as Ab Kitt's perfect balanced envy nttlDg coats endures forever. Indeed tbe influence of the time Kitt is strengthened by the taste skill shown in the selection of stock of Merchant Tailoring good now on exhibition at his Rooms, 2 Opera House Block, Canton, 13w3- II. Thdrston, Book Binder Blank Book manufacturer, 11 block, Canton.Ohlo. Special paid to tbe maoufactare blank books ol every description, first class paper, and best of and binding.

Magazines, Sheet Music, Subscription works and Old Books bouuu every style known to the trade, reasonable taring Call and see 15tf A Meritorious Abticli. are tired of this idea of. "puffing" liumbnir medicines that are constant- Jy thrown into drug- stores, and merely an laapociitioa upon community, But, i when article Into the morket that is really -of comment, we are happy to public acknowledgement, chat some bens-fit my arise rom. Dr. It.

V. Pierce, of N. Is the proprietor or Dr, Catarrh ltemedy, and we take ta calling attention to it we know It to be a good article, a sure cure for that loathsome ease, Cutarrh. It is sold by Druggists, or may be obtained Sixty Cents through the mail addressing the proprietor as dnreland lleraJdL Tub Catholic Faib Last week, Opera House, concludea on Saturday with great excitement and deep and with a large crowd, the Inclemency of the rainy The crowd each erenlng was large. little sheet entitled the 'Daily Fair'' isued daily from this office.

Tbe contest on the cake for the popular Foreman was very warm and the was active The result was: McAnally, Foreman. Malleable Works, $18 47. Lanker, Foreman laAultmaa $4tJ0O. Davis. Foreman in Bail's, Crity, Foreman for A.

Klntx, There were other for other but were so small we do not total amount received foreman's cake was $279 02. A very active contest took place fine tram bone horn for the taolt Band. Tho result was Grand Aimy Eand Democratic Hand The Fair was a grand success, of lbs best aaaaagttl Fain aver bald tow. r. Fourth of the Committee Fourth Report of the Committee on Water Works--from Aug.

12th, 1869, to Sept. 12th, 1869. 7b ht Pretident and Member of the City Council of Canton Gkstlkmes: During the past month some delay was caused by the unfavorable weather. The prospect and progress of the work warrants us in stating to you that we will be enabled, by the latter part ot this month, to introduce through the pipes water from Myers' Lake to different parts of our city. Five hydrants are already located; connections can by that time be made to the main pipes, and the water used for fire, domestic and manufacturing purposes.

By November first the dam, race and Holly machinery will be lu fine working' order. The Creator appears to have located the lake for the especial benefit of our little city, and at the same time furnished its shores for upwards of one thousand feet in the direction of Canton with a gravel and pebblestone fillerer, through which the water from the lake before it enters the pipe, notwilhstand ing we have the pipe laid co as to enter the lake at pleasure, FIStAKCE. The Savings Deposit Bank, dr. 1869, Aug. 12, to imL then therein deposited, 18C.9, Sept.

6, to amt. depos ited, 2000 00 COWTSA. OB. ISoe Aug. IS, paid diggers ad turn 00 auk.

uaa ruyaer ana iainrbU Auk- IS, paid Pet N- mao. S7 Aug in. Quid X. R. Co Aug X3 pud dticgera and 1 lilo 00 Ail.

S3, paid Pm Newman SI 81 Auk paid Jona Laird AV Jo. it 41 Auk S3, paid A it, al 64 Au. so. paid d'Ftcrt aud team au Sept 1, paid A. I OU paid digger and team 1.440 00 $35,732 50 9 24 a on of Sert, 13.

aatt on dencelt la Saving- Oepoelt taBt ttl riMi Narlnaal aUak. as, auk. la, las. aait. Ukea oa on dc- poeit so.oeo i eoBTBA, cm.

1SS, Ao. IS, paid Meyer fou uk. 14, paid ripe Co t.w A air. 14. paid Mr a.

Caaalllj. ST Auk. IT, paid CorroJI 84 rg. is, paia urn Aoama aiuae Pie tfr Aag, to, Veeeon, crm.nl.. 60S aok.

Jt.Ter uv Aug U.K. fompAuj. loa SS AU II ee DC 1. paid TeirarraDB 1 i St. a paid Pete IH.wTaan S4 fl tet.

paid tCDKmeer 39 79 bept. Puyiel A Campbell IS Sept. I. paid It 0 Bepc paid tor aena iw kept. S.

paid Jdreey G'J Pipe A Sept. 1, paid fete Seaman US Total ami- dcpoolled la let Aailonal liaak, Sepu 1S aacAirsXATioa. 19SS. Sept. IS.

ami. oa depueit la 8a- vtiioa DrDoau Itank Sept 13, amt. on depoall la let Nar ueuai Sept. 11, in Both aept; la. ami.

of boude oa Aait. out tlnce Ui i oi ue wora. is ts 14.494 13 44.470 SS ixaa ao 41.179 SI i i se For further lnformatiou, wt take pleas ure In adding that we contracted for ce ment iron pipe for east end of Tuscarawas street to railroad per High, Plum, Poplar, Walnut and Cherry sUeets, all of which will be laid during the moot ha of BepUitn-ber and October, in all about seven mile of pipe within the city limits. One word for the benefit of our particular friends, who endeavor to manufacture unfavorable im pressions by merely asking smart and Innocent questions. We will allude to a few of them.

l9t. Why were not the Water Works fund of deposited for safa keep lug in the Stark County Treasury? Ans. Because the law does not require it of us, and further, by depositing it in the banks as we do, we need not pay the Treasurer one-half per cent, being $500, for receiving and disbursing it, that is saved to the city. 2d. Do the banks have to pay interest, if so, who gets the interest I Ans.

7 he banks pay a fair Interest, all of which will be credited to the city. 3d. Will the $100,000 complete the work, or will we have to vote another $30 0001 Ana. We are of. the opinion that the works will be completed for several thou sand dollars less than the $100,000, ana the surplus can be applied to the payment of Interest or principal of the Bonos.

Respectfully submitted, LOUIS DANL. WORLEY Canton, Sept. 12, '69. COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS. COUNCIL CHAMBER, MONDAY Sept.

27, '69. Dy ob- de- nutritious. food great ol and bin No. Ohio, and arters' of on ruling at lor We are comes worthy make tiustlng there' Buffalo, Sage pleasure because and did most for by above. lw'2 in the evening, Interest, notwithstanding night.

A waa moat and exciting, Indeed. Iron Company. 40. 70. foremen, quote for Its over a popular 60 198 i)2 aad on la our Council met rciniiar' sesEion.

Full board except one. Previous minntea were read and appro ved. Mr. Schaefer, from committee on water works, presented tbe 4 th report for month ending Sept. 12, 1809, approved and ordered to be printed.

(See report in this paper Mr. Myers, from select committee, recommended stone walla be erected at the ran on 4lh street. On motion committee let it to lowest bidder. Mr. Schaeter said the prospects were stone bridge with three arches, will erected over the east creek by the Comity Commissioners.

A bill to pave 3d street from Cherry Mahoning, was read the first time by President Worky. A bill to grade Plum street, from Tus-carawa-t to the railroad was lead the first tim. On motion the rules were suspended and the till was read the second and third times. On its passage the vote was unanimous. A bill to restrain certain animals running at large waa read the first time.

On mo tion ielema to city tsoticiior lor examination. Mr. liaak from committee on account ef city uffieers, rf ported in favor of Street CommiiMioDer' bill for August, and its payment. On motion ment ordered, )Sl On motion of Mr. S.

Uaefer, the. President- and Clerk of the Council be authorized to effect a loan nf ZM to enable Street I'nmmMwpr lo procerd with work. On motion the same officers aign a to effect a loao to pay the city's liability the county. Tue pt-tition of It. Boll and eleven residents on sooth side uf 8lh street, for paving, was read and referred.

Mr. Myers, from committee on streets, reported iu favor of the following which were carried: Mr. Shewkle, lumber, 271 93; Mr. Cock, for services, U). The President read the bill of Troasnrer Steel for $234 85 referred.

The bill of Gas company for gaa for 1168 91 referred to City Solicitor to see if city liable. Mr. ttchaefer moved the Gaa company be required to put up four teat gas forthwith, as heretofore ordered by to. Bill of A. McGregor Son, for waa referred.

The following bills were allowed Scbulze, $1 60 Mr. Dierkort, work, $7 50 Mr. Eiteneier, $12 80 Laird Js Co, $22 18 Jno. Laird $14 90; Oberly fc Bon, $1 60; Jos $16 30; MMachtel, $18 66; Mr. McKin- ny, straw, fa 75 1 Parker, coal, $5 A bill providing for sidewalks oa Plum street was read the first time.

On motion the rules were suspended the bill waa read the second and third On its final passage the vote was Sir. Saxton said glass globes for lamps were easier cleaned and gave light, and ha farored getting these they had to procure new ones. Mr. Schaefer wua not aware of need of those lamps now economy much needed in oar city affairs. On motion referred to gasv committee, and they procure on half dozen Mr.

Saxton offered a resolution the city treasury 'a salary at $10 a year. Mr. Schaefer oaderstood the ebaree left optional with, the, Council by th Ut. Mr. Saxton read the law, which "The treaaartr shall receive such aa the Council may allow, not Mr.

Schaefer would not commit to the tea dollars circumstances alter If a. man takes care of the disburses, lie our ht to hare a Usic, it ww ma um ia books, enter orders, and he oughtto have something. i Mr. Baiton understood there were banks in town willing to be at all that trouble without pay. Mr.

Schaefer said there was a law making it a penitentiary offence to use the money. Mr. 8. read the law as he stated. Mr.

ax Ion All deliberative bodies are supposed lo represent the combined sense of the community. We all know the law Is not lived up to, and hence favored fix ing the compensation before we elect a city treasurer next spring. The resolution was amended, requiring the Solicitor to draw a bill fixing compensation. Mr. Saxton thought gome action was re quired as to properly fisjrjg sewers over the city refe.red to Solictor to draw bill.

Mr. Schaefer movedky Mayor employ six police during the FairThis week, agreed to. On motion the city gas lamps burn all night during the Fair, and the gas company report as to burning gas hereafter ail night. The members had some talk with Mr. Ilaat the gas lighter, about the burning of tho city street lamps.

On motion street commissioner proceed to tlx pavement on north side of Cassi'ly block. Mr. Schaefer moved to amend to make it general, and street couunissioner see that pavements be laid forthwith wherever ordered carried The motion as amended was also carried. Mr. Doyle wanted to know of Council if they were going to straighten High St.

saying it would interfere with his pnmerty aud would injure him to an amount of $200 After some talk Mr. Schaefer moved Mr. Saxton be a special committee to report the amount of damage in extending Iligh street and how much citizens would pay towards it carried. On motion the making of the pavement on ltith street be delayed till next spring no second. Mr.

51 vr re made some remarks on the grade of Walnut street and paving 10th Mr. Saxton said people iu that part of town bad occasion to travel to and from the Depot, and wanted pavements along 10th street Walnut street would hava to be filled up before long A conect grade would have to be established all over the city. Mayor Sayler said the Mayor's seal was not now according to law. On motion the Mayor and Solicitor have power to change Adjourned. The Old Grave Yard.

Editors Dxmocbat: In your lat an aapeal from of Canton," to the proper authority of our asking them to reclaim the old grave yard from iu present neglected and disreputable ap nearance. I have aa opinion on the same subject which I desire to express. That the pres cut condition of that ground is a reproach to the town, I will not dispute. What had best be done with it la a question that has long agitated tho public mind. Since so many of the older citizens buried there have been removed, that feeling we are wont to entertain for the venerated dead.

so poetically described byA la to a considerable extent curtailed, and as last aa lota are Durchasad in the new Cemetery by relatives of those remaining in the okl ground, will this transfer continue, until there will be comparatively few left to venerate. As a coneequence, the interest we once felt in the Dlace will be lost. My plan for Its disposal is this. Let the City Council obtain from the Legislature an act eoablinc them to dispose of the ground for the benefit of the city. Other towns iu the Stato have had burial grounds donated in the same way, and disposed of them in the manner Indicated.

Bodies re mainlng after due notice Is given for this removal, can be transferred to new Cemeterv at the expense of the city. Lm the eround be sold in lota at public auction. the CITIZEN. I yoa want the best and cheapest Boots and Bhoes in town, call at Uockius son s. 15tf.

A Surpbisk. The Democratic hunrt urvnnrll. on" Mondav eveninkf ffia ion several airs the bana preseuttHi Mias Myers with a beautiful gold a be to rlng. with the Inscription Presented by the Canton Democratic Band." This attention was in cuoseuueucr of the labors ot Mlas Myers last week In behalf of the band at the Catholic-Fair. Miss Myens had much to do In procuring the fine musical instru ment lor tne Dana.

Tub Bihds Eyjs View of Canton. This view is a fine Residence Directory, locating every dwelling house and business building in the city, naming each Btreet, and show-luic the manufacturing facilities of the citv to ereat advautage. It is a Kuhtititute for the city plat confining the whole limits within its border. It should be in every hoaie.and each business man should not be without one of these It. will ae ready for delivery some time in October.

Price $3 60 size, by inches, and Lithographed in five different colors. The Display- At our Fair magnificent. It Is worthy of a visit to Canton to look at the display in the various departments. We have not time ror space but say go ana ae. to particularize, OCR solid Democratic frleDd, John xachamer, of Lake township, presented as with ft couple of yani9 of hia raising wbich welhed 6 lbs.

One of them weighed pounds ounces. THB largest stock of Over Bhoes in country, at lioexiua son. ion. CITIZEN. CITY ITEMS.

K. P. Buckeye Lodge No. 11, Knights of Pythias, meets erery Thursday evecinj at 8 o'clock la Cassilly's Blocs. R.

R. AND C. S. the the bond to others, bills, II. posts meters Councilagreed printing, for Jno Co, Trout, 60.

south and times unanimous. street more where any was fixing was StaU says compensation exceeding, himself casts. lands, htue reesj TuK place to gat the best Boots for least money, is at Uockius iZ Bon. loir. Twrt.vE Hcttdbxd Doxxaasaxo all PKNiU Pxiut See advertisement of American Shuttle Sewing Machine.

lyfcb'69- 8ia Bcscit of Qaarxs. On Standard another column. SPEER'S STANDARD WINE BITTERS is highly reccommended by physicians for Dyspeptics, on account of its tonic properties, its purity, and delicious flavor. marSl-ly. I Aj-alAeiad TUs.

A double set on rubber plate, Half Tn tMlti 'rut. A full upder and lower tet on i bast tilver, A full upper and lowea set oa sii-; ver with revised Keagle's k'pat-: eu," toft solder L'pper or lower set of same. i I also make the beautiful porcelain which for strength and durability is quailed. A perfect Jll ffitaraHteed every cote. A.

J. DOCDS. Canton, O. septltf Obskkvb particularly the initials on wrapper, and see that it is B. A.

Fabnee tock'a Vermifuge. Use Fahnestock, lett Schwartz, (formerly B. A. Fahnestock Co's) Pure White Lead, it be excelled. septl5w4.

2tX9 How You Can Mavaea to Have If business should call any of our ers to Akron, they should not fail to in at the establishment of Koch lUtf Howard street. They keep an mense stock of Clothing for Men and and sell at the very lowest prices. Custom Deparunent furnishes the beat ting garments at moderate expense. advised and call at Jvoch Levi a when Akron. septlowG.

-Trnc old and reliable establishment Bockius Sc ooo have on hand the ard best stock of Boots, Shoea and ever brought to the county, which will sold at wholesale and retaji, Terms Thk best assortment of Ladles' Children's Polish. BaUawrels. to be 1-ckeAa, at BeekiU eV Sa. Persons in need of tho services of an ex pericuced Dentist should not fail to consult Dr. Docds, who has an experience of twelve years practice in Canton.

The substantial character of. Lis work is fully to by hundreds of persons who have availed themselves of his services, lne varied experiences of many years practice, insure to persons entrusting the care of their teeth to turn, the cheapest because the most durable operations. Office near Ober- ley's Grocery aud opposite Stark County Bank. 43-tf. Put Mokkt is Tora Pcrsk." Ask your shoe dealer only for Rood, Jones Hand Made Boots and Shoes.

Ev ery pair warranted. See advertisement iu another column. aup8wl0. Episcopal Service nabbath. In Scba-fer'tUDpera House, at 10 o'clock A.

and rl o'clock P. M. Kav. J. C.

LaVxktt, mar 1 0 ft Officiating L. Bt perior nsLK have on hand a cu lt of Cook, Parlor and 11 eat me stoves, with a full assortment of house fur nlshlngware. Their stock of Buckets, Knives and Ivories, aucy Hollow are, itc. Spouting put up on short notice, and very cheap. Call at the old establishment, East Tuscarawaastreet, north side.

5U. Mas's Calf Boots from $3,50 to $7.00, at Bockius Son. 15tf. CLOTHING. HTAT1 AYT ONLY But Every Day Are displayed for the inspection of the public, counters heaped with choice styles of nixt, i t10lUS.

LtlSSlIliereS, UI1U i. -it xi vpstino-c nf nil stvlPQlr anU COlOrS, SUltaDle lOr tli a TirACAnt cpq enn 111U IVUVUV VyAA iJJ AA NOT ON WEDNESDAY ONLY, BUT EVERT DAY I The click of -Charley's Shears is heard. He stands as. the first artist in the country, fashion- ino- tlinCA AlpfKlTlt ments so eagerly sought after, by. of taste hi this city and elsewhere because' tljey fit so comfortably.

NOT. ON WEDNESDAY ONLY BUT EVERY DAY! Cassimeres. Yestings, You will find us-polite and gen- educated in ouf business, ready to every attention to customers, sirangers anu oiners mu can to nurchase or examine the un equalled assortment of Spring 4 Is Furnishing Goods, Boom open for sale, at No. 2, Opera-House Block, by A. KITT.

mivStf NOT ON Wednesday Only BUT EVERY DAY 1 1 Crowds fleck 2, per a-ho use Block, con- Tince us that thongh the Establishment is not big: enough to accommodate the whole city at once, yet it is well stocked with such Goods as will satisfy the most fastidious or economical in Clothing. 5 I Challenge Com petition! i tf Come 1 Come I Come Not on WEDNESDAY, BUT EVERY DAY! ADMISSION FREE I the A. KITT, UiMDERTAKIIMG! the Ex in its work une in the ilas cannot J. IB. SacJtiE, CANTOS, OUIO, K' EEPS ON HAND A LARGE and fine assortment of Metallic Oarial Cases 25 201 36 AND 80 17 Moskt.

read look Levi, im Boys, Their fit Be at AMD' SVIRT ITTLEOr WOOD COFFINS. We ake lay out and prepare remains for bnrial, when fleaired. Shroada, Ac, furnished. WO HEAKSES ALWAY4 BBaDISKSI. B9- We have the most elfannt costly Ilea re in this station, for nse which we etiarge no more tbau rates.

Funerals attended In the nountry. at a vory moderate charge. I rive the UNDERTAKING my cial attention, and, after twenty experience in the baslnesa, Idely compe tition. Ordera for Coffius r.rd Burinls left my Furniture Knoma, fonr doors east the Ameriaan Uotwl. East Tu9carawaa Btreet," will receive prompt attention.

tsrCuxvjasa very Moderate. of largeel Rubbers be Cash. ISif. and lUt, Canton, Fab. 17.

J. B. McOREA. leaou. PEOPOSALS.

TtTlLli be received by the 11 Clerk unUl October Int. 1SQ9, for grading of Market atreet. Canton, Pourt a to GlKhtta atreet and from atreet to South bridge, according to and urvey, viUen auay txi Mjers aad Waienr'a groeerj tto e. TRoCa. eytliri SiifCUrlt.

DRY CSQ8S- VIIERE CAN I BUY A LARGE LOT OF GO For a Small Amount of Money AT THE New York Store, OUT COUBSE You Can Buy BLEACHED MUSLIN, a full yd wide, for 12 cents UNBLEACIIKD MUSLIN, from 10 to 18c TABLE LINENS, at 60, 73, SO, v.li CAttPETS at Rtnluced Prices LINEN COATS at Cost GOODS FORBOY'S WEAR, cheap; LADIES' HOSE, from 121c to 70c; LADIES' KID GLOVES, at $1,10, LADIES' LISLE. TITHE A GLOVES, for 40c HOOP SKIRTS, (latest style) only -t BALMORAL SKIKTS, from 85c to S2 25 "I---. GENT'S PAPER COLLARS, only 20r a box -r ULYSSES APER COLLAR, 25c a box PARASOLS ftt Cost UITE GOODS, itich as STamsooi I Plain Moulliw end-Jaconeia. Shirt Fronto, Linen Hank'fs ra-Thft nlace vou can buy the above Goods Cheap, is at the NEW RK STORE, in TTurnTTT TAT ilUMUUljllN Mathews' Block. Yours Jlenpettfully, an 4tf crcceriis: DUMONT HAVE PURCHASaMl THK GEO CERT ESTABLISHMENT I.

OF GEO. A. ALTER, West Hide of Public Square, and will continue to kp th LnrgaM -tind Most Coinpltle assorttneot ot AND PRO VISIONS I II 1 III I Goods Delivered. To be Found in the City of Canton. BaTGIVE US A CALL! DUMOTJLIN A DUMONT.

ulj2Uf J- JEWELRY- SPECIAL AGENT FOR THK CELIBRATKD iElffin Watches! JOS. A. IIEYEE, SIMLEB IN Watches, Clocks and Jeweliy, NORTHWEST CORNER LIO SQUARE'- PUB- CANTON, O. fiESEPAL 3fOTICES rA8 REMOVED HER FASH- Crape and of nnal and years' at of MILLI1VERY. MRS.

J. B. ADAMS Millinery Store To tbe corner of North Market and streets, nearly opposite Kramer a Hotel, where she wilt nannr to receive numerous friends, and all who may ber a call. -). Mrs.

Adams has had reng expej-lenoe in the business, and haa ben ealabllah-ed In Canton for man veers. Mrs. Adams ia now receivjnff a aupply of Fall and Winter goods of best-quality and most cboloe st-ieunon. Ber atook of Bonnets, Hats, Trim-. minrs and Flower Are worthy of attention.

Let the yalL J. U. ABAMN sept22m3L QEIVUIIVE- Early Rose POTATOES, FOR SALE CHEAP, BY ADAH LIPPEET, City tbe from fighth profile aea at Sep tltf ADJUMSTEATOESr NOTICE ia hereby given that oadersiKtied have been duly and qualified as Administrators th- eneto of Unry TTertz, We of county, Ohio, deoeabed. DAVID WKRTZ. UNT 34.

SEAL ESTATE. H. Real Estate AND COLLECTING AGENCY, Corner flftli Poplar Streets, ANTON, 0. CONNECTED CIKS EAST WITH AGEN-AND WEST! ftULLF-TIS. 500 200 400 Sep.

lOtli, 2l869 (Si). 76x200 foet ijot on r'optar atret. Bouin or feather street, canton. 2 000 (80) Lot 60x198 fett; 2 storv Frame Uwellitig, corner of lOtb and Market t.t reels. Canton.

Ohio, 4 WO (91) 80 Mcrea, Pikelp county, Unto; ntw, 2 wory nous, 7' rarnis rn S0x40 -et; Rood orcnar'i a crtw timber coal mine 4 Wm i'j 7 f8S)' Lot on Cbeonnt street and R. r-Hnton. 1SOI150 teet. i I 101) 11-btory Frame dwelling; 4 well and pump; Louis-' ville lret. near Lind's Lane, Canton, Ohio.

1 (103) 74 ares near Bethlehem, Stark nt rt HI. wi Rnliir.p wMft 1 J-story frame house; 7 rooms, barn, ouUhousen, Ac; will ex-cbauge for auton property, 8 660 (1W1B0 acres, Orlfalb county. 3 miles lrom Aunuru ui beavy timber, 4 000 (106) 6xiae feet. esf of R. Tus- arawa-atre4rCanloa; OUio 'i 2 atorv fraine dweliinc and arrooery stand, 'weir.

4 500 (107) 207x146 feet, corner ot Feather ana jtiuiu biwv a eluding 2tory and. basement frame house, 6 3 000 I (111) 1 story frame Oth atrear. east aninniu, wo" fton. Ohio; 4 tot Wx'i 110. 1 000 (118) 14 story frame on 7th street east of sxreei; i runraa, 101 ia 97 feet.

pump, cellar, Jtc, completed for 8 (119) li story frame dwellins, eor- ter ot sycamore, ana xoudbj ste, OnBton. 0,4 rooms, lot 50X150. i 1.225 (125) Iot 90x124 on Feather street. west oi riusii C12S) TjOts 6 and 8, Rider'a adJ to (janttin, eacn, (128) One story frame dwelllnc 14x It, i rooms, ioi ooa-w ii. Plum at north of Featnvr st 950 (129) Two full story frame, donhl houne, iu rooms, weii, irmv trees, fa near.

It -Rr Depot, O.nton, O. 3.000 (130) 11 story plank bouso, tt rooms, cellar, lot saxiso li, iioumvuio ot south of second. Canton. O.l 200 (131) 43 crs 3 miles north fromCan- toir, two story house. rann barn, fine orchard, well watered 4 300 (1S3) story and basement, brlcK dwelliucc.

rooms, wail ciniern Iruit trees, lot 5txl9S ft, Tuscarawas st west of 3 IHMl 1 story frame, 6 rooms, outhouses, well, lot 60X 200 ft. cor Liberty at and alley Canton, 3000 (135) 1 wo lull story fraiuo. Srooma nil nnisnen. ceuar, puuip, ii -50x170 on Maraet strwet.north ot Ok Orove Honse; sttible -outhouse ittxl luiilt at cost, 2 400 139 Twoalory lrs.me dwelling, Uin'a iaiiLuu. hsiiv rniimn.

cellar, -4sleru, lot 5jX 200 ieet. 2 800 143 Two story frame. 9 rooms coin pleto. eeuar, weji, iron irv, outhouses. 'ull lot, on ITulnut st rorth of Mill.

2 000 141 11 atory Crau-e. 5 rooms, cellar wen, out uuuiiiuKs, iui coruerof ai and rValnut at. south of Mill st. 1300 143 II story frame, 0 lar, well tan aureayumui. east of cherry.

Canton. 3 300 146 11 story fraruo, cor cherry and 2d sis; i.anion; room; wnij ciatern aud cellar; corn crib; outhouses: lre barn, for 20 horse: lot 53x193, 2 700 rt471 T-ots 5 7 9 and '11 lu Kiaer r- r. tno (134) 400 4th ner give large the ladles add to Canton each tllS Two atory frame; Plum at; OoriDOl.Xtiaiurc Li vantun, 6 roomf cellar fcc; lot 60x 200 feet: 1 COO 160 One acre out lot, off of west Tuscarawas at, Canton, 53 Lou in Williams's add to Canton, 85 Six lots Huntington's add to CuDton. 'roui 3 40 each, on monthlv payments, 121 A number of choice lota iu Joseph Mevers add to Canton, 136 Jjotsin Baker's. First aSd to Canton, on Mill st, from 100 to each, on 10 month pay meota.

1 1371 Lota in Baker's 2d add to Can ton, on Marion st, from 275 to monthly pay--' uienta. (151) 110x230 a. w. oor. of Cleve- lanu av, ana vww story brink residence.

6 room, -newBOd well-tiniabed. grounds ornamented, cellar, omhonaea, cistern well, 9,000 (152) Oat-lot So. 3. addition to Canton. 7 15 aor-.

6(h) 154 Two storv frame with lot 125x 200 Cleveland avenue. Canton. 2,000 166 Eifthty two acres, part of Simon iller'e farm, immediately west a (Vntnii nn.hnr.1. 2 alorv brick hoase, tc. 29.509 167 Lot 47, Keith knolls aa aaa 158 106 acres 4 miles from Can-.

ton; two story brick house, very easy payments. 9,654 160 Two atory brick stand 1 and dwelling oa Tuscarawaa at. between cherry ana Walnut bir. Canton, complete property. 10.000 152 11 story frame- S.

Poplar St, .7 rooms, barn, well, fcc 4.000 6 80 acres; Calhoun co; Iowa, 600 151 2 story brick residence with 9 rooms, pantries, cellar, wel I cistern, out bouses, grapery. line fruits ana vines, an in first rate orer, lot 110x230 It. cor of Cleveland avenue and Summit street, Canten, ,000 ri52Out lot no 3 Fockenroth'aadd to Cantou, 7 and 18-100 acres, 6,000 153 LoU 13, 15. 17. and 19, Ki- der's add to Canton, 1.200 154 'i atorv frame dwelling, eight rnnniH.

lot 125x200 ft Cleveland avenue.Canton 5,000 lliOI 2 a.Oljr l.viua uuuc, cellar, pump, lot 61x200 feet stable, outbuildings, f-uit tree. cor 4th street nea, Kowland Btreet, Cauton, 1,500 1156 62 acres, 1 story brick bouse -orchard, fcc; west or Union dam, anton. Ohio, (Miller farm) 20,500 riD71 50x150 ft lot, cor Sycamore YoUDg ats, Canton. Ohio. 1581 100 acres 4 miles norihwest from Canton, 2 atory brick if rooms; basement cellar, 2 orchards; good email barn; all in good order and well wuiered: easy payments: 1 2 story brick business siang and dwelling on Tusoaraw- aa street; between wainui cherry; 33 ft front by 198 ft deep; IS rooms; foil cellar; e-Btern; well; wash house; wv.d house, barn 1(3x33 feet: nrooertv in good repair- 10,000 acres in eass eounty; la; 1:200 ivr.n MO acres near co: Mo: 1621 li story frame; south Poplar Canton; 7 rooms; outbuildings; Ac: 1631 Lota 30 and 32; Rider'a add to Canton; 1641 Vi acres; 6 milea from Wco'-ter; lfayne eo Ohio; log use and barn; line orchard; stone nuarrv: 35 acres Umber; 166 li atory frame awelllng; 4 on Mill at; Cbnton; 167 lifctory frame; Cherry street, bet -tin and 5th 6ts; ft rooms; cellar, ccmplete; well; pump; outhonei; kc; 168 Lot 128 iu Young's 2d add to Canion; cor 3d; near Louia- ville at; 1 story frame bouse; 2 well; cellar and outhouses; 160 li atory frame dwelling La- 160: 1161 11611 400 9,654 the appointed ift Stark wsaitf.

pump. 1,7 1170J 1 story irauie awelllng; six rooms and cellar; Louis bt; Canton; 171 2 story frame; 8 rooms and cellar; barn; lot 191x200 ft cn Market st; bet 5th and Gin ats; Canton; suitable for bus-lnebs; 172 story brick; 4 rooms; barn dur. Market at bet 6tb and tich sts; Canton; suitable for bus- inese; i (173) 36 acres 2 miles northeast from Canton; all liuaWr-but but 5 acres; bo buildings; jUao ii large variety sf.westws 6ftjm proved fafiae, MTft tat tMirmf preerl. TAKESuOFi mm. .1 t.

villi Hi il TO THE AG ATE -OF gxXllK: OOUNTT .1.: In pursuance of Hvr, 1, J0II. feTEEIi that the rates of taxes for 18G9, arte correct Dollars and Cents. leife.l da eachOne Huiv several Townships' Incorporated Villages and Independent School Districts fit count lceasurex. of Stark conntv. Ohi.

herefw viVe ly Btatea tiMMolJowinc table, phowiut th.V drea uoiiars valuation of the. taxable nroiKt i T10tlP imber of in ihh' TOWNSHIPS. '1 AND I to I COEPORATIOKS I a Paris Lexington itrarlboroj Nimisliillen Osijaburgh. Sandy Pike Canton Canton City. Plain Lake Jac kson Perry Massillon Citv.

Bethlehem rtugarewek Tuscarawas. Lawrence i.i- "4: 4. V. JJIU.S 3.5 3 5 8 5 3.5 3.5 3.5 8,0 3,5 3,5 3,5 5 3,5 3.5 8,5 3,5 8,5 S.5 MLLIS -I- MILI MILLS 1.5 1,5 1,0 1,5 1,5 1,5 1 1,5 1.5 mis 1,5 1,5 1,5 1,5 1.S- 1.5 .1,5 1 3,5 3,5 3.5 3.A 3,5 p. 3,5 Wt! 3,3 3,5 3.6 ao: MILLS I JtlLLS.

4ov ,5 A 1 0 1,0 1,0 1,0 1,0 1,0 1,0 1,0 1,0 .1,0 i 1,0 l.Q'.t 1,0 i.o 1,0, 1,0 1,0 i.o i.o 1,0 .1,0 1,0 11,0 I 1.0 l.O 1,0 T3 i mixs- 0,5 0,5 0,5 no .1.0 :tl.5 if. I n.jt 2 i 0 0,, 0,5 1,0 0.5 0,5 0,5. 0,8 0.5- .0,6 0,0: CO i 1 MILLS, MUiS --a a'Jt 1,7 4,2 I.i rt 1 i -i." 1 1 1 S.O jr- -i i O.4.. 0,4, -nH-tr 0,8 -4jaUi 17,0 -tti 8.0 1 i oj.uojr L5. i I 1,3:1 i 1 T-r-T-T lit I I A JU IE I .8 '1 -i l'aris 1 ownshm Paris Senamle.

fliHtiKC. Sraitu- TilttriM ns.ii--.nl Va il i nnmlmn il nulla- TT 91 milla- T-f nctott, S. 10 mills Lima Corjwatiou, mill's WashlnRton Mu Union corporation 3 milLs. Lexington Alliance Corporation, 10 mills 1 Marlboro- Marlboro TJ. S.

5 mills. Osnaburgh Sub -District. No. 8, mills (T -r Sandy Wayuesburg CorporaUon," i miD Road I uiillsU: DLrict, 7 Canton U. S.

6 mills. Canton Jity U. mills." Plain- Fractional District Nq. 11,11 mills Sub-District No .1.0 1-ake Uisb let Is District o. 8.

6-10 mills: SliMrlcfNoJ I- 1 uiDl DiRtrict No. 13. jit. t-niiHi au-i), nn.is., rt-. 'trial i if ft rerry U.

a. 6 mills. Massillon City V. S. 6 mills.

Bethlehem Bethlehem 8. 14 mills. I i Sugarcreck -Wilmot U. S. 1.7 mills.

4 Jl i. Lawrence Fulton Corporation, 3.5 mills L'. S. 7 mills. -10 mill.

L' 'iiU 'It I JJt The Treasurer's office will be open- frpm the iirst iij opOctpbcr to thoSOth iday 'it member, 1869, during which time the December installment bo received. The urer will also be in attendance at his office from nrsf lay of April until -the' '20th day of June, 1870, for the purpose of receiving tne balance of taxes remaining .1. 'J j'j QfiJ A penalty of five per cent ia imjuoied on all taxes, ai'tertlie 20tli' days; December nd i i which may be andunpaid and upyu a return of the duplicate, to the Audito percent, is'attached on delinquent "taxes'. It will be necessary' tji at fax paVcrs'w. 1 or pavi their road tax, bring with them thoir Supervisor's receipt for the same Office IloursFroiugS A.

3E. tolfi. and to. 31. f- rI-A or, a penalty of 201 ji ant .7 1 urn from 4 PcfIU.

(Treasurers Office, Stark Countv, Ohio, I October 1st, 1869, Vy.r.i 'A TFasai7er-or Stark (' I -f f.r filial I'-''-' -'TJ 1 DRY? GOODS. TVEW; GOODS i It' i i ljt22in2.V; Royal i THE LARGEST Stoclc iof Ever brougntlo this oily. Kvery vari-etyof DOMESTICS, DRESS GOODS, CLOTHS, CASSBIEBES, Sold cheaper than any store in this pHce. LARGELOT OF BLACK VELVETS For Sacks, and trimmings to suit. Sacks Made to Order And warranted to fit.

Call and see our Satin Finished Eiu--press ClotliSe A SO CKLEBRATKD Standard Alpaca, Brand All very beautiful. ZOIXARS A CO. ARRIVING ARRIVING At' At i i. Store, Goods; New Dry Goods, 4 Geeting Bucher! 700 6,110 000 i50 00 Geeting EAGLE BLOCK. EAGLE BLOCK.

Htfp'otf I 4,000 375 lands "ON TO JIICHM0ND.7 A IX" persons disposed to join the grand army 300.000 more," now prepar ing lo invade and occupy the Southern States, will please report Ja; person by letter, to these tieitdquarlers. "Descriptions of Bonthern rroperty total va'ne oyer $100,000,090 can be at this office; also oertiiicates enabling holders to. go ana return at hair tare; tern tilso a large clrclo of corresiMjud needed 'aciiitv lor purcbuyina nrooerlv a a Anr t.tl t- uiai of what It is actually worth, can on or Bd'iiess, MOTZ'A CO.l, Knntkoix Agents lor the Southern Land riiri.i, wvu4buj, S. I7i Bread, X. Y.

UjfXO. THE CANTON MUSICAL lift i v-t- 0:11 i ijKiri-r Ta.J il 1 dealer! Pinnna ni'nna AfiiiiTiaiiVl MiisicallnMriniients of XO. 1 OPERA-HOUSE BLOCK, CANTON1, i unit u.i Agonts'for the CebratefiaCJ'ianos, and Orgaiir; Sheet Music Sent by Mail to any Address. Ordej filled proiuptly-i-f No. 1 Opera-House Cantoiii THE OLD, AM) RELIABLE JEWELRT EST AMjISIIMEIVT OF a DEUBLE BE0THEE, EAST, SIDE OF PIJBLICl CANTOS; 0..

Continues its successful career in the old and well-Kno-yni pLicc Their splendid and capacious, rooms "are supplied. KicliesL, aud Jinest; stock of WATCHED JEWEI.IiYi TO BE FOUND IN CANTON. Their assortment consists in. part of Gold and Silver Watches, Diamond Rings, Gold liens, Silver and: Plated Ware, Also, wo are sole Agents ffthc celebrated Chandler's Lniieasutee L.EN8 SPECTACLES, The easiest and most natural. Artificial, help fof the "7 MUSICAL IXSTRlTMEJsTS Of the Bet sucliixs.r.IANOSJLUiLODi: FIFES.LIJTES.

1 We also have as usual, an exteBive 1 stock of Fine Cutlery; Portmcnias, Fine China Ware, landA'pys of fjvery variety, We are enabled to seU-cheape than others, as we buy for Cask Clocki-anU3welr Wpairetllvil WOKK WARRANTK D. GIVE US A CALL. Z. DEUI5I.E fc BKO. May 26, lSC9-tf Also EUEEKA LETJT0 0EGANS! i FOR BALE AT i i DeuWe Brother's, JeAvelry "Stony are decidedlj' the The -Datent octave coimler i THESE IMPROVED OROGANS before the Public." doubles its power, and.

the, new and improved Vox. Humana Trerrf- 1 olo, as well as the patent book closet and. music dek, render these Instruments the best in the Also on hand Loui Co 6 first class Agraffe oyertitrrinj: fr 31 S'L ISiSTRU-M NTS. Remember to GIVE Up A -eajQnoe lmaersoia. as we have no high rent lo5 pay 1-0 CASTON.

May WOO DEUBLR: BRO. or had ut 51 A II flow Lost How Restored. TUST PunLIKllElJ, a new mmun ii it. vui-Terweli'B Celvhraied li-ear oa the Kaaiciu I'ure (without medicine) of or BemloaiWcaiuutM. Kwwiiaa.

linnia lliroTKKOYi JMUiai anu peilimenu to Marriace, iB Ooiihumpaoa. Epileiy, r.nii l-'tt, iuuce1 hy self ludaicCC or- Fciee, la a ncaled eovelnra, only 6 eecte. Tho celebrated aailior, in iu a4iiuiiili eaeay rlcorly demontrjteA from a thirty yenr'a fiiC-eesefnt procttcp, tliat the alarming oorm-qnences twlf-abuv laay mdrilr nrd withoat tb dtogerous ueeor iutroKl crthu nppn- 1.1 lhl.nilr: IWIUliOK Pllt CUrB ai ooci xiinnlv. certain and affeoiuai, by awaaia othich evwry sufleur, no riii.uer" wliat con dition may 6o, Bmy no. bui iuiiwu.wi- 'of I irTdl'lciurfl mmld in iha URnu 111 A i 4C-W Dinn IW lW lr i-- rr arvimtt urerv mull In the iiin1.

t-ni, unutr rciu. in any rix (fiiui, or iwo i i teac, unatt kiii. aiauj. i addicsfci iBtpaiil, oh r. tvampfc Alee, Pr.

Culvi Guide, 'Ht5 omiW. erwell'a An.trrys the Pnt'llaher. Cll AS. J. V.

SLBE A CtJvi" Im 111 AS. 4. II. SLU Bowarv. K.w Tarlt.

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A A OKKIXKUAX trho inffenil tir yuan flra Farvkos avy. aatl all eflect of yomhfcl indlfcreiiolt, Mil, tor the 9i.V'. 'ji-j ot anfforlnL- huaiuJ.i;T-, mil ia nm It, the receipt u'i Clructiuiii lur malum-' ihe iwule remeay l.y wliica he vt as ruroit. Hufferra tvjmiiiit; iu lii'il. tr ibe aJaorittiQ xjifwt cau (Ui iu iM-ra-ct SiaylOylil Hoi tlCcdar aticuUiNeW.

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