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A FLIGHT IN THE AIR.
A Child Meets With an Extraordinary
Balloon Adventure.
Morrhkad City. N. C, Jnly 2. A
thrilling episode la thin village yenter
rltiy cauaoil more excitement, consterna
tion ami weeping am our the people
than wore ever known here before. The
three j oar old daughter of MrH. Robert
Elliott was brought to th aeaHirie
month ago to recover from a severe at
tack of Texas fever. She became a pet
anil favorite at the Alabama Hotel.
Yesterday morning a strolling Italian
made Ills appearance In trout of the
hotel with a large cluster of those red
bladders like toy balloons. Maj. Haw
kins, of Alabama, to amuse the child
Birdie, who he at that time had In bin
arms, tied the cord around her waist,
'and then, as Is bo often done to amuse
children, gave her a toss of five or six
feet In the air and held out hla hands
for her return. "Great God! she is gone,"
cried the Major, as he saw her rapidly
going up, up, up, until she had passe I
the house tops. Floating In the clouds
with outstretched hands, the little girl
could be heard distinctly calling "Muai
mal mainiual mammal" until her voice
became drowned by the whistllug of the
winds.
"All to your boats!" shouted old Cap
tain Dixon, "and iiflvex a son of anmii
turn back until that child la brought to
its mamuiyl"
"I. I, I," responded six of as brave and
dariug boatmen as ever reefed a sail,
and all with boats seaworthy tot any
waters.
Minutes appeared as hours and the
babe was flying southeast like a kite,
and would be out over the great Atlautlc
Ocean In less than no time. Away went
twenty or more well manned boats
amidst the shouts of men and screams of
women and children. These boats were
joined by a like number from Beaufort,
all of which kept as near under the Ut
ile gin m tne ciouii as possuue. air.
Charles J. Voorheos. of the Houthern
Express Company, with a party of
gentlemen, were out taking a sail. Mr,
Voorheea Is one of the most expert rifle
men in the country, and, as Providence
had ordained It, he had on board 111
Hinith & Wesson rifle, lie at onee took
In the situation, remarking, "Six miles
out at sua and going at the rate of ten
miles an hour, and now four hundred
yards high, and every minute going
higher, higher, higher. 1 can out those
balloons, and will do it or die. Steady
.the boat, throw her leeward of the
squadron. 'Hqulre Wadel"
"Let us all jine In prayer before he
shoots," said Uteve Turner, the colored
minister and man carrier.
"I don't put much confidence in 'Ilglon
when danger Is about," said Mr. Dixon.
By this time the boat had gotten in
position to give her the most protection
from the still breeze then blowing.
"Now's your time," shouted Plver,
"don't you see them two off to them
selves.
Bangl went the rifle but no change
in the position, Agalu, again and again
the 11 f th shot one balloon disappeared
amidst the shouts of the boatmen. At
the eighth shot It became evident that
the weight ot the little floating angel,
as she was gradually descending, not In
a straight Hue but In a southeast direc
tion, toward Marker's Island but
w bother dead or alive none could tell
Down, down, down she comes as gentle
as if handled by human hands and to
fall In a cradle of sand.
To laud, to land, and all put to shore
as fast as the sails would propel the
boats. Before they reached land most of
them jumped overboard and waded
ashore. Then began the race for the
babe, who had come down on a sand
bank only a few hundred yards distant
With fear and trembling all ran up
Ben Plver In front. "Gentlemen," says
be, she's alive and kicking." There sat
little Birdie, playing with a lot of shells.
and as she was picked up sue cinng on
to a handful, saying, "Dese sela for
mamma."
With the prize all returned to the
boats. There sat Mr. Voorheea with a
death like pallor on bis countenance.
and when told that he had saved the
babe unhurt, his tender heart gave way
and he wept like a child. "All aboard
and back to Moreheadl" shouts Captain
Dixon. The boats were rapidly gotten
under way, aud each wanted to be the
first to convey the glad tidings, but they
all ran near together, with hats and
handkerchiefs flying, amidst the cheers
and screams of several hundred people.
The excitement of landing surpasses
description. At the wharf after every
thing seemed safe, then little Birdie
ciuie the nearest losing her life.- Col
Whitford. a man of generous Impulses,
seized the little girl In his arms and at
lightning speed started lor its motner,
who was then lying in an unconscious
state, under the skillful care of Drs.
Haywood, Arendall and Kelly, of Louis
laua. But before the kind hearted Colo
Tiel had gone far, amidst the dense
crowd and confusion, he ran off the
wharf Into water eight feet deep. Sev
eral jumped overboard and aided him in
landing bis prize, ine cnuu was none
the worse for the ducking.
By 4 o'clock Mrs. KUlott became con
. soious. The guests of the house assem
bled In the ball-room at Dp. m. to return
thanks to Mr. Voorheea and the noble
boatmen, and express condolence and
sympathy for Mrs. Elliott.
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Never Give Up.
If yon are suffering with low and de
pressed spirits, loss of appetite, general
debility, disordered blood, weak consti
tution, headache, or any other disease of
a bilious nature, by ail means procure
a bottle of Electrlo Bitters. You will be
surprised to see the rapid Improvement
that will ioiiow; you win oe inspireu
with new life; strength and activity will
return; pain and misery will cease, and
henceforth you will rejoice in the praise
of Electric Bitters. Sold at fifty cents a
bottle by f. H. barr.
' Germany Is fortifying the town of
Custrin, at the confluence of the rivers
Warth and Oder, against Russia. As
there are no external signs of serlons
trouble between the two nations, the
circumstance may mean something for
nothing, according to the standpoint
from which It Is regarded.
Dropsy and Rheumatism.
Dropslclal and Rheumatic persons And
the use of Speer's Port Grape Wine, of
Mew Jersey, of Incalcuable beneflt. Its
purity aud valuable properties have
given It a wide reputation among phy
alctans throughout this country and Eu
rope. This wine took the highest prem
ium at the late Centennial. It Is excel
lent for weary and debilitated females.
and used by the best families in New
York as an evening family wine. For
sale by Durbln, Wright & Co.
The crops In Illinois, from present ap
pearances, will turn out much better
than was expected a month ago. The
only material falling off from the yield
ot former years will be in corn. Re
ports of a similar character come from
nearly an the western states.
Perfect Success.
Those two words have a vast meaning
when fully comprehended. A perfect
success can be truthfully applied to Dr.
Jones' Red Clover Joule, bich cures
dyspepsia, biliousness, coetlveness, all
diseases of the kidneys, liver and blad
it is a perfect tonic and blood pur-
lUer; it keeps the skin clear and bricht.
drives away pluiplea and makes the gen
eral health excellent. Price CO cents,
Durblu, Wright & Co. - - .
ABOUT TITLES.
Rev. Penstock, who Insists npon. being
addressed by. his title, and who never ac
cords the same honor to any of the jud
ges, colonels or professors in the club,
suddenly bobbed up aud offered the fol
lowing resolution:
"Resolved, Dat judging a dog fight Or
jumping match does not license a
cnll'd man to assume de title of judge
wldabigj;and
'Resolved. Dat bossln'a lob of dizain'
cellar or flllln' an ice house doan' en
title de bosser to call hlsself colonel."
Penstock was hardly down before the
thirteen professors, seventeen judges,
and twenty-eight colonels in the club
wore on their feet and demanding to be
heard. They felt the- Insult and were
prepared to resent It, and Penstock was
seen to grow pale at the rate of a mile a
minute. Brother Gardner Anally secur
ed sileuce after continuous rapping, and
then said:
Will de Rev. Penstock please explain
how he came by his title?''
"Yes, sail. Ize a preacher, Ban.
"Was you regularly ordained?"
"Yes Bah."
" W h'o ordained y ou ?"
"Two of de deacons of de Fust Baptist
church of Rlohmond."
There was a general yell over his re
ply, and the worthy member lost his
temper and rushed from the room.
"My friends," kindly observed the
president, "envy alius overreaches her
self. II it seems to please a fellow mor
tal to call him professor, or judge or
major, Keep it np. it costs nuuln an
keeps him good-natured. It sounds
much better to read In de papers dat
Prof. Ginalong Jones am at present en-
gageu in cartin out ashes fur Col. Day
ban Kiuitn. aan to monsriun dat oie nig
ger Jones has struck a job ob de ginger
beer peddler. Let dignity go wid your
titles, howeber. Professors am outer
place In a white man's chicken coop.
an ae judge who lets bis wife go b ur
rut win appear powerful small in de
eyes of his nayburs. We will now strike
acloslu attitood an' adjourn de meet-
in.' Lime mm uiuo.
GENERAL PUTNAM.
During the war In Canada between
tho French and English, when Gen. Am-
nersc was niaroning across the country
to Canada, the army coming to one of
tne lakes tney were obliged to pass, they
round the J reuen had an armed vessel
of twelve guns npon it. The General
was in great distress, ills boats were
no match for her; and she alone was
capable of sinking hla whole army in
the situation in which it was placed.
While newas pondering on what should
be doue. Gen. Putnam came to him and
said: '"General, that ship must beta
ken. "Aye," says Amherst, "I wonld
give the world if she was taken." "I'll
take her." says Putnam. Amherst smil
ed and asked how. "Give 'me some wed-
tres. a beetle fa larore. wooden hammer
or mallet, used for driving wedges), aud
few men of my own choice." Amherst
could not conceive how an armed vessel
was to be taken by four or Ave men, a
beetle and wedges. Uowever. he gran
ted Putnam s request. When night came
Putnam with hla materials aud men
stole quietly out in a boat under the ves
sel s stern, and In an Instant drove In
the wedges behind the rudder, lu the
little cavity between the rudder and
ship, and left her. In tire morning the
sails were seen fluttering about. She
was adrift in the middle of the lake.
and, being presently blown ashore, was
easily taken.
SHE WAS SATISFIED.
"Ten cents for sloh a little mite of
paragorio as that I" she growled, as she
Held up the vial.
"YesW' -"Has
paragorlc riz?"
"No."
"But I've often got double this amount
for ten cents. You must have made just
seveu cents clear prom.
"I made exactly eight, madam."
"Why. that is clear robbery I"
"Madam," replied the druggist, as he
pasiea on tne lanei, "ii i snouiu acci
dentally poison your husband to-inor
row, you would want $oOU in cash."
"Yes. all of that.'?
"Well. I haven't got but 150. and am
in a hurry to make up the remainder, so
that I can put the cash right into your
hands without waiting. I'm not the
man to cheat a poor widow out of 500
these bard times."
"Oh, that Is it ? Well, yon talk like an
honorable man, and l m glad yon ex
plained." Wall Street News.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
The greatest medical wonder of the
world. Warranted to speedily cure
Burns, Bruises, Cuts, Ulcers, Salt Rheum
Fever Sores. Cancers. Piles, Chilblains,
Corns, Tetter, Chapped Hands, and all
skin eruptions, guaranteed to enre in
every instance, or money refunded. 25
cents per box. For sale by P. H. Barr.
All the glassware and bottle factories
at and in the vicinity of Wheeling, ex
cept three, have shut down for a six
weeks' rest: throwing twelve hundred
men. boys and girls out of employment
ror tnat lengtn or time.
A man about Co years of age, named
Blerelin, from Lafayette, Ind., bound for
Germany, died suddenly on the train
near St. Thomas, Out. A draft for
$4,000 and $100 in cash were found on
his person.
It is given oat as the result of the con
ference of the manufacturers of barbed
wire with the Washuuru-Moen Company
that the royalty will be reduced about
one-half, which proposition will .be ac
cepted. -
Eighteen thonsand emigrants arrived
at Montreal during the month. An ap
propriation of $15,000 has been made by
the Dominion Government ror an emig
rant depot similar to Castle Garden,New
York.
Flies and Bugs.
IT Una rnnnhnn. ants, hed-bntrs. rats.
mice, gophers, chipmunks, cleared out
by "Hougn on ttais. ioc.
Q . 1 - t 1 ,..t.n.ln,. 11(1 nara
olwviixi bi m Lin, uuiuuoiiuk h vmo,
passed through Chicago last week from
San Francisco to New York, loaded with
tea and silk from China and japan.
Business men of New York are com
blnlng to drive the trade dollar out
of circulation. At the present price of
sliver it is wortn aoout bo cents.
"Trreen brigs are lay in g waste the w h eat
fields in Berks county, Pa. They are as
sisted In the work ot destruction by the
Hessian fly. . .
Hiram Blair, at Kelthsbnrg. 111., shot
hit wife and then commited suicide
The wife may ' recover. - Jealousy was
the cause.
TALMAGE'S SERMON.
(CONTINUED FROM THE FIRST PAGE.)
dungeons that chilled him? What to
Latimer now the flames that consumed
him? All those who. through the grace
of Christ, reach that land, will never be
disturbed. None to dispute their throne.
hey shall reign forever there. Bat alas
for those who have made no preparation
for the futurel When the sharp-shod
hoofs of eternal disaster come up pant
ing and swift to go over them, how will
they contend with horses? And when
the waves or their wretchedness rise up
white and foaming under the swooping
of eterual storms, and the billows be
come more wrathful and dash higher, oh
what will they do amid the swelling or
Jordan?
If I could come Into your heart I
would see that many of you, my dear
friends, had vowed to be the Lord's. I
know not what sickness It was, or what
trials; but I verily believe there is not
a man in the house but has sometimes
vowed he would be the Lord's. It might
have been at the time when your child
lay si ok you said: "0 Lord, if you will
let this child get well I. will be a
Christian." Or it might have been In
some business trouble, when you have
said: "O Lord, If thou wilt let me keep
my property I will be a Christian." You
kept your property, your child got well,
the peril passed. Are you a Christian?
History says that long ago it had been
annonnoed that the world was, coming
to an end and there was great excite
ment In London. It was said the world
would porlsh on a certain Friday. On
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Fri
day the people were lu the cathedral.
fraying ana weeping, it seemed as
f the whole EngliHh nation was being
converted to God, for It was announced
as certain by philosophers that on that
coming .Friday the- world would par
ish. Friday came and there were no
portents, no fires In the air. no earth
quakes. The day passed along just like
every other day. and when It wan past
and the night came, it is said that in
London there was a scene of riot, was
sail, and drunkenness, aud debauchery.
such as had never beeu witnessed. They
forgot their vow, they forgot their re
pentance, they forgot their good resolu
tions, un, now much human nature in
that! While trials and misfortunes
come to us while we are down deep lu
darkness and trouble we make vows;
we say: "O, Lord, do so and I will do
so. The darkness passes, the peril goes
away. We are as we were before, or
worse; for oh, how often I have seen
men start for the Kingdom of God, come
up to within arms reaeh or it aud then
go back further from God than they
ever were before, dropping from the
very moment of their privilege into
darkness forever. Oh, how ungrateful
we have beeu! Do you know how much
God has done for you and for me?
Have you never felt ft? How much he
did for you to-day 1 Who spread the ta
ble ror your wno watcned yon last
night? Who has been kind and good to
you all your life long? Oh, how un
grateful we nave been I Mothiuks the
goodness of God ought to lead this
whole audience to repentance. I know
not your Individual history. Some of
you I never saw before, some of you I
will never see again; but 1 know that
God has been good to you. What return
nave you made t There was a steamer
on one of the Western lakes heavily la
den wun passengers, aud there was a
little cnud wno stood on the side or the
taff rails leaning over and watching the
water, when she lost her balance and
dropped into the waves. The lake was
vety rough. The mother cried: "Save
my child I Save my child I" There seem
ed none disposed to leap into the water.
There was a Newfoundland dog on deck.
He looked upon his master s face as if
for orders. His master said: "Tray.
overboard, catch 'enil" The dog sprang
into the water, caught the child by the
garments and swam back to the steamer.
rne child was picked up by loving
hands, the dog was lifted on deck and
the mother, ere she fainted away, in ut
ter thanksgiving to that dog, threw her
arms around its neck and kissed it; but
the dog shook himself off from her em
braces and went, and laid down, as
though he had accomplished nothing.
Shall a mother be grateful to a dog that
saved her child and be ungratefullto the
Son of God, who from the heights of
heaven plunged into the depths of dark
ness and suffering and woe that He
might lift us up out of onr sins and
place us on the rock of ages? Oh the
height, the depth, the length, the lnfln:
ley, the horror ot our ingratltulel
Don't yon treat Jesus like that any
more. Don't thrust him back from
your soul. He has been the best friend
you ever had. Yon will want him after
awhile. When the world is going away
from your grasp, and all the lights that
shine on your soul are going out, aud
the friends that stand around you can
do you no good, and you feel your feet
supping from beneath you on, men
you will want Him the living Jesus,
the sympathetic Jesus, the pardoning Je
sus to stand close by you and hold yon
up "amid the swelling of the Jordan."
Grlggs' Glycerine Salve.
The best on earth can truly be said of
Griggs' Glycerine Salve, which Is a sure
eure for cuts, bruises,- scalds, burns,
wounds, and all other sores. Will posi
tively cure piles, tetter and all skin
eruptions. Satisfaction guaranteed or
money refunded. Only 2o cents. For
sale by Durbln, Wright & Co.
"Have you anything extraordinary on
your person by which you could be men
titled?" asked an Austin doctor, who
was examining Bill Colbert for a life
Insurance policy. Colbert thought for
a good while before he answered. At
last he replied that he had the required
peculiarity. 'What mar isitr ' "if ear
f ul cramps when I eat green corn."
Hon. John G. Warwick, of Masslllon,
the Democratic nomiuee for Lieutenant
Governor, was in town a few hours on
Thursday evening while waitlug for the
train. He was escorted about town by
Judge Orr, a personal friend, and intro
duced to a number of our citizens. Mr.
Warwick was serenaded by the band at
the National House and made a few re
marks. Orrvllle Crescent.
Advices received at Washington indi
cate a general outbreak of smallpox
among Arizona Indians, ana commis
sioner Price has ordered a supply of
vaccine virus to be sent to the threat
ened point.
Catarrh or the Bladder.
Stinging irritation, inflammation, all
Kidney and Urinary Complaints, cured
by "Buchu-paiba.'' $1.
H. C. Qulgley, Cleveland, agent of the
Lehigh Valley Coal Company, and dealer
In stoneware, assigned. Assets estima-
ed at $30,000 liabilities unknown.
The five Chinamen who conspired
against Lung Poy (or cutting down laun
dry prices at Paterson, N. J, were tteu-
teuoed to $500 One and costs each.
CRriKSHANKKlesewetter and Brown
all carried muskets la the Union army.
Butler uouuty Democrat.
MEDICAL.
WHAT
WII.I. convince you ol
the wonderful curative
properties combined in
Hood's Sabbaparili.a, It the remarkable
cures that have been effected by Us use Tall
to Impress upon your mind this repeatedly
proven fact? Thousands are using It, and
all declare that fllll I tt Is a medlr
clne possess- T J I 1 ing all and
even more than claim for
It. My friend. If you are sick or in that con
dition that you cannot enll yourself either
sick or well, go and got a bottlo of Hood's
SAHfurAniLLA, and realize yourself how
tills medicine i
hits the right
CONVINCE
pot, and puts
I all the machinery of your body Into working
l order. . .
I From the Registrar of Deeds for Middlesex
County, Northern District.
I.owni.r.. Mass.
. Messrs. C. I. TIood tt Co.: (jvutltwu'ii
' Tt alfunjs mo rmuili pleasure to recommend
Hood's Hahhai ahii.i.a. My health has
leen such that for aonio yearn past 1 have
lM-vn obliged to take a tonlo of some kind In
the spring, and have never found anything
that hit my wants as your Hamnparllla. It
tones up my system, purities my blood,
shurjiena my apiietlto. and seems to make
uie over. Uusuectfully yunrs,
J. 1'. TnOMl'SON.
One of our prominent business men said to
us the other dayi "In the spring my wife
got all run down and could not eat anything;
passing your store I saw a pile of Hood's
SAitsAi'AUiLi.A In the window, and I got a
bottlo. After she had been taking It a week
sho had A rousing appetite, ami tt did her
thlng. Hho took three buttles, and It
was the best tlireo dollars 1 evur Invested."
Hood's Sarsaparilla.
Sold by a)l druggists. Prion i a bottle,
ir six bottles for l 1. HOOD St CO.,
Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass.
FUBNITURB.
Buy Furniture Cheap
Large Sales !
Light Expenses !
Low Prices!
Hair Olith Parlor Seta, 7
pieces, at - $40.00
Marble Top French Dress
er, Chamber sets, Walnut, 45.00
Enameled Chamber Seta, 8
pieces, - - - 18.00
Ex. Terry covered Lounges, 6.00
Elarble top Parlor Tables, I'd
x36 in. top, - 8.00
Oane Seat Chairs, per 1-2 doz 4.40
Wood aeat " " " 2.40
Oottage Bedsteads, - 2.75
Extension Tables, per ft. 75
And all other goods at extremely
low figures. The assortment ol
Parlor Suits fully twice as large as
any in Cleveland. Pier and dan
tie Mirrors. Hall Racks Sideboards
Book Cases, etc.. in great variety,
at low prices.
Fine Furniture DELIVERED any place
In Ntark County without extra charge.
J, B. McCrea's Warerooms
47 and 49 Kant Tuaciirawiw St.
aprt-tf CANTON. OHIO.
HARDWARE.
ALiaiD WBIHHT.
MO RIM B a riNNOCI.
WRIGUT & PEHHOCK,
ALLIANCE. OHIO.
WHOLBJAXI AND KKTAIt, DKALEKS In all KtDds
or ujuvx ana hujuljt
HARDWARE!
Paints, Oils, Class, Varnishes,
House Trimmings Generally,
Cutlery, Oil Clotixs,
Nochanies' Tools,
Farminz Implements,
Wagon St Carriage Goods,
Harness Trimmings
lOKMK 8HOK8 and NAHM,
KWUICN, IIUNKKTU, WIIKKU,
I AXI.KH, sPKINUn, III IH,
BENT WOOD WOKS
am a roll nock or smrr TsrlM of eonu m the Hard
ware iiiiw always on nana m
Very JL,o w Cash Prloem.
COMB AND BEE!
WUIbHT a PKNNOUB.
VETERINARY BURGEON.
HORSES
SdentlflctUly treated by
DR. L. D. BLANCHARD,
' THK ONLY PROFESSIONAL
VETERINARY SURGEON
In Canton. la (trartQAta of the Ontario TeuvlMry
llnllauu I'laVniaasl. ItftllaUlaV.
OFFICE SOUTHEAST COR. FIFTH
, AND POPLAB STREETS.
onum bj mall, telnrrapo. or-wis bone No. 144
pmiuiillr attended to, day or nlRliL
Hiirulcal iiiM.rrtt1'iiA nratlv Dflrfiirmnll
Aim veterinary dmiUntry and eutnlslna tonnes as to
Mr MouudneM attended lo.
C-umJIfm
RAILROADS.
PITTSBURGH, FORT WAYNE & CHICAGO R. R.
Schedule in effect May 14th, 1883
Trains depart from and arrive at Canton as follows:
UOINIi WKST.
Arrive.
Chtcaso KiprMM. ........
OreHtllne ExprffM........
Chicago Uxprem...... ...
UhlcatfoKxprvMft.... .....
Ltfwal. No.181
t!l 28 a m
tl D'2 a
til 41 D ni
tlO U2 a
a uu 9 n
7 4 a
U 4U p
" 'tt'iVnj
H1INU KAiff.
Depart.
Mew York Kxprms
Mew York btimj
rtUMburich KxpreM....
Mew York IkxprttiS....
Ixcal. No. 82
1 82 a ni
7 H4 a ni
tB 2H a m
5 80 P m
tlO 82 a ni
tl2 41 P
ltU(UI
tonal rrelxht soliur went leavra at t7.84 a m, and
carries DaHeentceni between uanuin and (Tentllne,
tliiK rmH umnvm at t2. 1 8 p m. aud oarnat paiaauam
betweeu UmnUMi and tleavec Vails.
Pullman. PAlane Sleeping- and Hotel Oars attached to
all UirouKh traliui run wIMiout eluuanl, went bound to
Chlcair; eant nouuo to miunuricn, liarrwtmrii, iuuu-
more, wxanuuruio, rniuMieipiiia aiwi new xnrm.
for time tallies, rmtea of fare. Uironah tlckew and baa-
aae tlieiikii, sod further liiformallitn regarding- tne
ru.miim of traius, appUr to Js T. TUOMrsUN, IV et
Agent. uanUMi, It.
r vyTlme given In shove table Hi Columbus, O. , nmft
which Is 1 2 luuiutee igower than fiujjurgh tune, and
UU minutes faeter Uiau tuilejwco time.
ba!ly. flauiy exoept Mundap. jlMUIr except Monday.
W, A. BAUJWIN.
u. a. nim.
Oen'l Paaa. a Tleaet Art.
nt-raxMjnfeuft, ra
RAILROADS.
CONNOTION VALLEY RAILWAY TIME TABLE.
In effect Sunday, June 10th, 1883.
NOKTUWABU.
Arrive,
Depart,
Goarkoctoa and ('arm I lion Kx..
OoMmcUv) 0-vrromn Mall..
(jitnmiaiul Sunday himxiIh-
UOQrflM LjUa tiuudaf BpeclaJ
LoaU rratabt ,
til 8F pm
tu r6 am
1 42 am
4 OO pin
4 OO pm
1 8U pin
10 OO tin
12 80 put
11 OO aui
8 86 pin
5 ill) pui
T12 oo lu
smrriiWAiiu
Arrive.
Depart,
KipraiM i
t7 85 am
40
8 86 I iu
10 IHJ am
V Kit am
ft 8(1 pm
R 80 I in
12 20 put
12 80 pm
oiMiuirtuu If t ii mm
Uarrwiluin Mai.
Conhuvtoti MiUI
OaiTuNhxi Humlay Hpwlai. ....
UtMhocum Hiuuittf SiMviaL ....
Litem JTrelultC, tJarrvilVo IMvt
tJ 42 am
18 rK pm
H OO pm
8 6& kin
10 04) am
tl 1 80 am
uuanucum
Tl J OO
tlMULf except atuuiay.
HAIL UltKHlH. ttJUULger.
VALLEY RAILWAY.
To Take Effect Monday, Dec. 3d, 1882.
MOaTHWIBU TMil MS.
Kxp. Mall. Kxpreea.' hiiNOAia ON1.T.
STATIONS. No. 2. No. 4. NO. s. No. 12. No. 14.
' A. M. 1". 14. If. M. A. M. P. M.
Cleveland.... HI. 1ft 8.16 l.BR 111 Cl6 6 25
Broadway 10.IIH 8.07 1.28 It 57 8 18
Dmnklini. .. . 10.02 S IM I i Kn 8 18
Inrtep'iutence 8.40 6 44 1.07 1 88 5 68
Hn luvllle. .. W.U-t 6 81 1.67 0 24 6 44
Doston kViH 6.21 1'2.46 tlf. 6 85
Peninsula.... W.1U 6.17 12.41 BIO 6 80
Kverett D.I2 6.111 12.H6 HUB 6 28
IK.Uuiu 11.04 6.02 12 27 8 56 6 15
Akron 8.4M 4.44 12.12 8 40 6 (Ml
Kant Akron. .. 8.41 4.H7 12.06 8 82 4 62
Hrumniy 8.81 4.2M 11.68 8 22 4 42
Uimmtuwn... 8-21 4.1U 11.47 8 12 4 88
tlreenuiwn... 8.1H 4.11 11. HH 8 114 4 26
MewlKirlln.. 8.05 4.UU Ml.HU 7 611 4 18
Lake Park
Canum 7.60 8.62 11.17 7 42 4 02
p.r.waucr. 7.4 B.6 ll.ift 1 un 400
N. Industry.. 7.IIH 8.42 7 2H 8 61
Urlggsvllle... 7.86 8 87 7 22 -8 48
xpana 7 27 8 2U 7 IB 8 88
Mtnilyvlll&... 7 22 8 24 7 05 8 BO
Mineral Point 7 15 8 17 ,, 7 66 8 20
Wheoi'g June 7 10 8 12
- SOUTHWARD TXUINa.
Mali Kip. ACCOtTL HUNOAt ONLT.
1 ATKINS. Nu 1. No. 8. NO. 6. No. 11. No. 18.
A. M. P. M. P. to. A. M. If. M.
Cleveland.... 8. BO 8. 211 6. Oil 8 26 4J.20
Broadway H.HU 8.27 6.0U 8 82 4 27
Brooklyn. ... 'B.49 '8.84 S.IM 8 BH 4 HH
Independence V.ol 8.60 6.44 8 62 4 4
BrecluvUle... U.1H 4.01 '8.02 U.llt BOO
Duston tt-'U 4.11 8.1U 8 15 6 10
Peninsula-.. . 9.27 4.1H .2n 0 20 6 15
ICvereU 9.B4 4.24 6.40 0 2H 5 52
BouuiD. 0 41 4.88 H.6H 0 Brt 6 81
Akron 0.56 4.47 7.IH 0 5ll 6 45
Kaet Akron... 10.04 4.1..". 7.BI 111 OO 6 68
Kruiumy 10.14 6.or. 7.411 10 00 6 08
UnlnnUiwn... 10.2H 6.11 Dill 10 1H 6 12
llreeutown... 10.82 tt.ii 8 IN 10 27 6 20
MewBurllu... 10.BU 6.UO 8.81 10 88 6)27
Lake park
Canton 10.5H 5.46 8.6H 10 47 tt 48
P.r.W.sCUr. 10.67 5.48 8.66 11 05 7 OO
N. Industry .. 1 1 06 6 611 11 17 7112
Uiiggsvllle. . . II 10 ' OO -11 26 -7 20
Sparta 1118 8 08 11 8U 7 84
Sandyvlllo.... 1 1 26 8 IB 11 47 7 48
M literal jPolnl 11 BH 8 21 12 00 8 00
whOHl gJuiiu. 11 87 1 tt 26
Trains stop on signal only.
JAMMCS K. TUHK. 8upL
NEW YORK PENNSYLVANIA & OHIO RAILROAD
(ATLANTIC & GREAT WESTERN.)
TIME TABLE—Adopted May 20th, 1883.
TOA1NS ABTWAHO,
STATIONS.
No. 8.
Ma 12.
No. 4.
Dptllnclnn'U
1.45 pin
8.56
4.44 .
6.80
7.1U
8.10
8.47
U.-27
0.20 Din
8 00 am
u 26
Dayton
Hprlngheld
Urbane...
Marlon...,
Olllll.lL . . . .
MaiiHtlold .
Ashland. . .
Akrou
Kent
Uavenna . .
11.60
12.44 am
10 20
1.26
8.14
4.111
6.05
6.4(1
7.2S
8.10
8.211
0.12
u iu
III 64
12 17 pm
12 67
8.60 am
0.27
1 24
1 54
8.BU pm
4.02
4.18
6.00
6.06
8.U0
7.16
8.07
8 27
U 1H
10.07
11.26
11.68
12.12 am
12.08 pm
12.27
LeavHWu'g
1.10
1.17
2.40
4.00
4.68
5.22
6.1H
7.85
U.46
v arrtm.. . ,
Greenville.
Meadvllle .
10.27.
11.40
Union City.
12.88 Pm
1.08
2.00
8.10
.8.16
8.40
H.II7
111 HH
tjorry. ...
Jamestown
Ar saJanvnca
10 10
lliilfalo.
ItocheNtnr .
1.10 pm
jci mlra.. .
i in
2.66
2 47 am
Dliigh'ml'n
4 27
Albany. ...
lhiHUin ....
Mew York,
boston
H.llll am
2 20 pm
2.46 pm
0.26 pm
0.60 am
8.66 pm
0.26 am
TRAINS WSSTWAaD.
STATIONS.
No. 1
No. 8.
No. S.
Dp saiam'ea
11.20 pin
12.27 am
10.60 am
0.45 am
6 45 k
tt 67
7 68
8 18
tt.OO a
7.07
8.82 :
0.12
10.66
0.57
10.10
10.86
jameHUiwn
Curry
Union City
Meadvllle.
Oreenvllle.
Warren . . .
11.68
7.4.1
8.80
8.61
0.66
10.41
11.4H
1 1 f.H
1.211
1.42
2.15
8.RI)
4.BU
4.65
8.40
6.B7
6.65
6.211
8.48
0.27
l.oo pm
1.22
2.40
8.46
6.(15
6.20
7.05
B.IK)
8.86
6.6M
8.46
0.60
7.00 am
LeavUtsb'g
Ar Cleveland
1.4(1 pm
llavenna .
Kent
Akron. ....
Ashland. .
MansllHld
13.28
1X56
1.18
2.44
8.14
Ar Chicago.
Dp Oallon...
10.10 i
11.00
10.80 Pin
8 45 pin
Marlon....
Urbana....
ii. ao
1.40 I
2.28
8. KB
6.00
11.86
4 zo
tt 00
tt 24
7 OO
8 60
1. Ill pin
ArHprtngtl'ld
1.4.1
2.85
4.46
11.40
Dayuin. ...
Cincinnati
Louisville
Ht, Loula ..
7. loam
6.00 pm!
Trains No 8, 4, 5 and 1 2 run dally.
Palace Sleepuig Coaches on trains No 8. 4. ft and 11
between CuicluuaU anil New York.
Sleeping Coaches on No 1 aud 8 between Cincinnati
and Uortielbjvllle and between Cleveland and Murnella
vllle dally, except Sunday, Pailnr cars between Hot
nellsvlllo and New York. Hleeplng Coach on No. 8 aud
12 between clnelunatl and Boston dally, via Albany.
Sleeping Coaches ou No. 4 aud 5 between New Yora
and St. Louis without change.
Hotel Coach on trains No 8 and 12 between Chicago
and New York dally, via Mansfield.
Tralu No. 8 eounectlona at Mansfield with the P. PL
W. aC Railroad for Chicago and all polntelu the North
west; Connections at LeavlttMburg for Youngstown and
Pittsburg: at Meadvllle for oil Cltyi at Corry f" Tltua
vllle; at Jamestown for Buffalo and Niagara jrallsj At
Salamanca for Bradford and Uocuester; aud at ltlng-
haiuton fur Albany and Buetou.
close eoimectioua at Cincinnati, with trains tor tne
aouui Aim west.
No stop-over" a lowed upon local oclteta.
A. K. CLAIOX. General passenger and Ticket Agent,
Cleveland, unto.
A. m. UKruua. General sjanager, uieveiana. u.
CLEVELAND, AKRON & COLUMBUS RAILROAD.
To take Effect May 28th, 1883.
(JOINS sooth
First
STATIONS. M'J
2
aTm.
Cleveland.... 8 25
Huilson 0 4(1
Cuyahoga F. . 0 68
Akron 10 14
New l-ortage. 10 20
Clinton 10 48
Warwick 10 61
Marshalvllle.. 1108
Orrvllle 1 1 25
Applel'reek.. 1142
Freilerlcksb'K 1155
HiilmetivHle.. 12 05
Mlllersbura.. 12 18
Klllnuck. .... 12 81
UlAck Creek.. 12 44
llsnn 1 OH
Danville 1 1M
Howard 1 211
Uamliler 1 BU
ML Vernon... 1 40
Hangs 2 02
ML Liberty.. 2 12
Centerburg... 2 24
Cnndlt 2 88
Biinbory 2 4H
Galena 2 58
Westervllle... 8 00
Columbus.... 8 86
Arrive P. M.
First
Class
First
Class
Flrat
Class
Kxpfsa
Accoin.
Accom.
4
6
P. M.
2 Bl
If. M
8 45
8 85
8 68
4 ON
6 (X
6 21
5 411
6 64
4 28
4 44
6 11
4 411
6 02
86 I1J
6 411
1102'
6 12
6 25
6 88
8 1H
6 2H
6 41
6 50
7 18
7 28
7 86
A. M
6 25
A BH
P. M.
6 61
6 6
7 16
7 28
7 BH
7 48
btl 86
8 47
6 67
7 07
8 no
7
8 12
8 22
8 84
8 48
8 5H
7 HO
7 40!
7 62
H (la
8 18
9 0HJ
8 21
0 10
0 46
8 60
8 88!
0 06
SOIN8 NOB-rxt.
Flrnt First First First
,TI,m le (liana clues Clasa
KTA1TONS. !(!,, nan. Aoomn. Accom.
185 1 .
" Lam. p. m. p. m.
Columbus. ... 7 111 12 10 5 2(
Westenrtlle. . 7 86 12 85 6 4M.
Galena 7 61 12 60 6 OS
Sunburf 7 68 12 56 6 111
Comllt ! 1 04 6 2J
Cencerburg... 8 10 117 6 86
ML Liberty... 8 80 28 J 47
Hangs 8 4(1 1 87 6 57
ML Vernon... 8 68 1 4H 7 12
Gambler 0 Oft OO 7 26
Howard 0 15 1" 7 88
Danville 0 25 1 20 7 48
Gann 0 87 .2 82 7 67
Black Creek . 10 01 2 66 8 2(1
Ktllhnca Klil4 8 08 A. M. 8 BB
Mlllerslmrgh. 10 28 8 22 6 46 8 45
llolinsvllle... 10 411 8 84 ft 68 P. M.
Frederlcksb'g 10 51) 8 44 6 (8
ApploCTek.. 11 08 8 57 6 22
Umrtlle 11 25 4 16 b7 1(1 '
Marshalvtlka. 11 87 4 27 ' 7 2.1
Warwick 1 1 62 4 8U 7 87
Clinton It6h 4 44 7 46
Mew Portage. 12 15 4 6U 8 OB
Akron 12 62 ft 14 8 2(1
Cuyahoga F. . 12 48 6 28 8 88
Hudson 1 06 6 48 8 68 ..
Cleveland.... 2 26 0 66 1(1 lo
Arrive P. at. ' P. M. A. XL
B Breakfast, 8 Supper.
R MONHAHRAT. M. T. ArTLBtTK, ' ,
tweUVl ImrWlubfAvifinl. . UflQ'l I-. Aot..
Aferuo, Ol OolnutHii, O.
0. H. AUU&M, TraWUUti tWIla WwODW, Ua
LOO JCIS tt
THE CROWN
Put. 1883, has all the Intent Improvements, Including the BLAKR & DAVIS BURN
KR AND SAKKTY TANK, also a combined water trap, sediment collector and antl
pulllnK- air chamber, which la on no other stove. Every stove warranted. Vor
sale by i . -
LOOMIS & KENT, No. 20 Pub. Square.
Redistilled and Deodorized Gasoline a Specialty.
GEO. II.
; 1 -"'
1 V '
lu "
CEO. L SFAXTGLER'S,
THE BOSS H ATTEE & OEU T8' FURNISHER,
No. 12 South Market Square, Hlgu of the Uold IIat)J Oaintim, Ohio,
And No. 141 South Howard Street, Akr6n, O.' '
THE LAKUEfiT LINE OF
Trunlio and TraTrolling Bags.
GENUINE MEXICAN HAMMOCKS FOR $1.50.
A FULL LINE OF
SUMMER UNDERWEAR,
IlOTli PIaAIN AND FANCY, i ,
'Also a Complete Line of
JAMES L. LIBBY & CO.'S CELEBRATED
Soamloss-lQdgo
. "'I . '
1K)N'T FAIL
Manilla, French Palm
AT LOWER PRICKS THAN EVER
OLOTHISJO.
ILL 3KEI,JL"JL'"
II. I- .. ..111... . I ' ". .- J '
MERCHANT TAILOR,
SASTOH iBLOCK. :
SPRING
Canton, Ohio, April 3, 1883.
Mv "NEW DEPARTURE" in Jrusiiuess is fully
vindicated by a yea? of successful business; be
yond my most sanguine hopes. And nearlv as
mucn Dusmess in me
A. V. A fm. . iw4laa aC
IUO HI O li IU ill tuuuiiuo ui iaou jcua io uu b uaaajt
couraging, but fully. proves ; that my effort and
Plans for Cutting off the Enormous Profits neces-
j. aV a a n m.. w i m Ann . m rn a I 1 vwn w .' A vjaai y
B&IY LU KiCLl 1 V U1A UU91UC39 JLU tUD U1U WttV) Ul C7 UO"
ing appreciated a's they are becoming known.
Having sadly learned thai in. the old way of do
ing business with Heavy Stocks, Trust, Trade
and Wait, Big Rents and (Expenses that' iri re
than two-thirds of all the profits made are" STO'v
IN EXPENSES, and losses in Bad Accounts. &c.
I adouted a: NEW DEPARTURE",,! IN,' BUSI
NESS on the Strictly Economical Basis. of Small
Rents, Mere Nominal Expense, No Trust, Np Bad
Accounts, a Small Stock of Goods, supplemented
by an endless variety of Samples from, the lead
ing Cloth Houses in the 'Cities, ' giving inb a
larger variety of styles , for mv. customers to
make selections from, than any two houses in
the county.1 And the last! year has shown jine
that the trade as they learfr.of the advantages I
offer will bu- where they can get;, THE ;BEST
GOODS FOR THE LEAST; MONEY, - Myjjines for
the spring and summer aie full and qomplete.
Call and see for yourselves.
SAXTONBLOOK,
KENT.
rmi Ns f
,-11'iilS iVii'..
JB
ISTOVE
SPANOLES.
A FULL LINK OF
HATS and CAPS
, i . .' i . , 1 1 . 1 1 1 . . .-. ; 1 1
IN THE LATEST STYLES
AND AT-
ices as Low as tUs Lowest
AT
'Bosom Shirta.
I !' I . 111 1'. 'I . .
TO SEK OUll
and Basket Braid Hats,
OFFERED BKPORK IN ANT MARKET.
GREETING
ll- fill Hill. I-
iaui six weeiis as iii iuo
lnei wrnn w i a w sa Anlnon.
t .ifU ' I I I Hill .1
f l ' 1 1 1 i I IMI't .vili, H. .IT