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Evening star., 1869-09-13

CoRNs, Diseased Nails, Vascular Excrescen-
cer, Bunions, Enlarged Joints, and other dis.
White, Surgeon Chiropodist, No. a24 Pennsyl-
vania avenue, between ~ and 6th streets.
Hours from .. m. to 0 p. m. Calls made at
residences between and p. m. No charge
REORGANIZATION at Office. Established 1861.
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DR0P0SALS FOR BUILDINGS.
HEApQuARrERs FIRST MILITARY DISTRICT,
Q4es Cas0 Qaayf masIc-,
GI1IfEDerAfIs PATENT oTTIoE

,.on the pseitioa d JOIN fAeGxIf .iof Msiro:e,
Gsntsd % himsslf and Vernon DreVn, a. sssisnees
q S shs :ns a. O. e ;s a. ~ q
an improvsment In aschins for OAaAnelling
IL 10 ordered that the testimony In the CO be
closed on the s0th day OF octsesf next; thar the
time for nlins ersyosnts and the Exs1ibers
and thai the petition BE- beard on the 18th dsy
e uoysmosf pexs. Ar lssyon 0ey oppose this
'Iss;sss;c; ss : ;s.,v sooa4s! ooI,!,Sosi = sisqsa IT,,
Evening star., 1869-09-13

The usual Sunday morning offerings yester.
day, At the Church OF the Ascension, II street,
amounting to S4S 81, were appropriated 70 the
relief Of the widows and orphans OF the Avon.
dale miners. It Is expected that more will be
Evening star., 1869-09-13
CITY ITEMS.

FIFTY CENTS PER PAIR for good Canton
Flannel Drawers tor Men and Boys.
&I,l: ADAMsoN's, 506 9th street.
THIS Is TO NOTIFY THE PUEBLO that Geo. Is.
Wilson & 10. can sell Shoes, Boots, &c, as cheap
as any person who advertises In the Star. 7,li
Evening star., 1869-09-13

LARcRzY OF FExp BAes-rhis rorr,,.
Ohcer Robertson arrested Charles BSvd
colored schoolooy, for the larceny Of a nnmn.-
Of feed bags from q stable, and Justice TnomnL
son committed him TO Jail for court.
Evening star., 1869-09-13
TEE CoLUMBIAH sHMINARY.

ER1DERIcK FEMALE SEMINARY,
nkEDERICK, Nd,
sts Htn scholastic year, the FIRST MONDAY in
For Catalogues. containing view of buildings.
;vo,,n.R REV. THOMAS M. oANE. An,
" I'm" preaidapf
Evening star., 1869-09-13

CasS,so SooE Es:sss.ss SoSss1 q sss:
= u. es:s sSff u Hfis1LSN HHH1oaP, xdniSi.srs
Sstfix siorsssid ~ vith ths eRSisSs.ios q tae
0rlhans CoSEt q Wa:asst%Sp % STS%nT siorssaiS,
soosiS &. g,l .sS IL: D.
Iersonai csfste Of Said decsased ena the sssets
iected snd f.rned into Scrsy;. when and whsre ere
a the crediters and heirs q ed dscsscsd ere mo-
or they nav ctisrwisv 81 Law b excluded from Sii
benent IN ssid deceasedb estate: provided . COPY
Of tbis order be Dublished once eweek for three
Veefs IN ths Everine Osar, previous 70 the Nd
day. 90 Ie0e:-A: .W16STHR.
ce 6-lavsvs RoGisteI Of Wills .
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EDUCATIONAL.

EUUOATIONAL
MIss LEGT RUlIIR VIII REOPEN HIR
ar ~, ssCHooL on nvNDA Z, ssSts@Ssr issl, cor
.trueiios in P1.soA' &c II Il as.ifsf aiiSsfss'.n' D; Ii In
DRAWING And INSrIHG.
1a Z bleaia.s . .sa her sIs; n.rS
l:s ;s sss s:;s:
Rs BURR Will RIoPKN HIR SCHOOL
Ss,,, es ,s,s sDAi ssesesmber nth ssl q str.et
oe.seen lsth And itth sss. se lo-eoim'
r ook HIEt EtLISS+E GSSSS44shf CRY. MD
MONDAY S.SsssSss sss; :. '''' '''' on
.Bo:rs, Washing ana Tuition. sse. rntr.no.
w nu'l' .Bi ss6 Srfisii SaffsEifiss. stiis prs.la.,,
(TIoISEIowN FHHALI sENIHARY,
L.ais:II IH.: s;i =
or TO ,ss ,fssePl; ssSy % Book s,ore
.ssx. Mss ss ). =, = Lsifpssssoxs sfsso
Howard IHsTITUf1, MD.
Location hesatiful and .proverbi.lly healthy.
nSnoo. seecs facilities for mental moral ana
Point: or the Naval Academy. Psii term ror or.n. @
oss. s Prof. s1HSn s,sa Ys,ss s
store. p o., Howard county, Nd. ses I'm.
THl MIssle BURGESS ENGLTsH AND
ron RTR6ESa R5ESaa ,.%issi ,B.0%AiksSisS AND DAY scaooI
yill be reOsened on MONDAY. ssptenber bfHSs' isss'
FOR terms. &C apply as above. se2 ew.
4 euHG LADIES BOARDING AND DAY
NO rs Ihlrd streel. near Hish, GeOrsstOsrH, ID. C..
ARs. GkNL WHEELEK, PRINCIPAL.
nj: s'Hss.' wi" be s.:1Sed s%
MADIMOIBDLLR PBUpHOMNr ana NIss
schoS1 An SHAW y W I'll open French and EnslIsh
sspssnssr ish lpS1,1s kssas st Az ssyss11s on
iss & &NAairrI r; DRAPER WILL BE:
sIPTkMsI6. al No, $50 isih ss1eet M BET stree ssen % 3
Latin and mu.le s s. s
% sht -. With M.sic wi
from Dins to thrss cioes s,.. ois,s aoTss
fefs to Presidents Grant, whose Children she in.
wV wWUet:i IudH, Also; to Rsy Newman; D. Rev.
nHefa e q. 8. s.. Brisadier General Z d. To.nssnd.
GoNzAGA COLLEGE.
1's ''s,s's's sSss.eA oeLIreE.
MoEDxT. sEprEMBER 8, 1853
So sasieo:Is jas. ssyIzA SyEzAsKr, & e. y President.
zfhIsafR fsSss SsS sHSsS$issH SsSiiasHl SCHOOL FOB
D..,.. rs.1Iss nsS iSs5
Lessons in french ~ M'diie PRGDHoa aME. The
best instruction in eyery department.. an V-eosus
ST. MA1rHlYY INSTITUTE,
will be resumed IN this astn on
se eIfrs charge: fer The Moasrn Esps1..s,
rnonesraphy and Drawing
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"a s.Ltdr 4 sdshooAk .rcssi iSs,s sSFs IsD GIRLS,

Nl RS: s.: IOK's
e1LEOT SCHOOL FOB BOYS AND GIRLS.
Ar 911 STREET
Will commence fte Eleventh Animal Reaston
September 9th.
Ie patronage OF those Who wish 70 place THAR
CpueIe- where their mental and moral impro "a
ment VIII reoetye conscientious and assidu uous At
tlon, 10 earnestly solicited. In addition 10 4 In.
eIaI petronage, Mrs. Peck has the pleasure Of re-
.ernng 70 bey. DR.. A. ID Gillette. Rev DR. q p
nII, lev. ID. Parker, Rev. J. n Ooombs Rev
:. ". Lewis, ID. B. Hasner, n d. auG i'm
TEE COLUMBIAN SEMINARY.
This Institution, deslensd. - . Young Ladies,
Acaoemy tor tnetructfon in ell the ordinary
pfapehee OF an English education, as also the
mener branches Of collegiate course fncludine
Dfaw1ne, Painting, Music, and the q lodern Ian
euoeee, viu cemmence its annual seeeIen nf The
3SInSr OF 18Th and H streets, September ia leso
Ine PIIncfIals are Miss Lydia Fletcher formerIy
rtincieaI OF the Kentucky Female Oelleee. ana
istterH one Of the Faculty of the Bsltimere Fs
maze Ooueee, and 0iss Ceceli0 DAY. a IaSv ~
reet experience In teaching, assisted 6v IearneS
rIoteeeoS n the varieus Departmsnfs II hs;n.
thelr Intention to use eli their efForts 70 rsndas
tnLs seminary In every respect Cd sDted to tbe
vnts OF the Community, they earnesfiy soltrit the
pstronaee OF the friends of earnin in o1r .,sd.s
te aseiot them IN this their eudeavor Fo- parf;es
.ddr.ss hin L. FLifCH sst o0S.nesss; 1e.t H; Or
9reet, Baltimore. Md. Reference: Prestdant "a
Fsc1fy oithe Baltimore Female College. A'
Evening star., 1869-09-13

TIE TUR1.-At 3 O'Clock this afternoon a
race was to take place on the National Course,
Blanche. entered by VIM. Lee, and the s. m.
Idaho, entered by o. Sen nderson, both Of Prince
George county, Nd. and both Of good repute
in sporting circles. The race is for pnrse Of
S2OO. E-r.n a. g.. rra -
Evening star., 1869-09-13

J0NADAB ANNIvRRsARY-Piopee Council
No. Soos Of Jonadab will celebrate its second
anniversary this evening at the e street Baptist
CHURCH. The exercises will consist of ad.
OF the order, and there will also be vocal music
Inis Order has already accomplished great
good, and we trust there will be q full attend.
ance.
Evening star., 1869-09-13

RIsroRAfIoH OF a STOLEN HoRsR.-Some.
time since Mr.. Thomas bowling had a valu.
able morse stolen from hrs stabls In Monteom.
cry county. since which time nothing had been
heaId rom hi0 till Saturday last, when q
Description was furnished him of an animal
which had been found In possession OF col
orsd man, pamed Henry Williams, about two
weeks ago, under suspicious circumstances,
and which proved 20 BE- the lost property be-
longing 70 Mr. Bowling. Detectives Coomes
and Miller recovered the stolen horse whale
Williams was in the act OF selling him at an
unreasonAbly low prfce
Evening star., 1869-09-13

JAIL FOR CoURT.-Roy Carer, soinred. was
arrested yesterday by Oficer BrelsfOrd ON a
charge Of petit larceny, STEALING a 4 con-
tanning sIO from J. 4. Lucas and Justice
Pearson committed him % Jail for court
Evening star., 1869-09-13

AuDAcIous ROBBERY OF A HORSE AVID
WAsoS-On Saturday evening an employees
of Mr.. r. Pfeister, baker. living on q street
north, between I'D and 9Th streets east. went
with the wagon 70 the Northern Market 10 IA ke
home Mrs. p. and such bread and cakes as re.
mainsd unsold While there, q colorsd man
came out OF the market ans told him that Mrs
p. wanted him In the market, when he left the
vehicle, and. on returning, found the horse
wagon, and obliging colored man were all gone,
Evening star., 1869-09-13

MHsfrNe Oh NEW YonK REPUBLICANS
Al meeting OF Republican citizens OF New
aofs, neid on saturday night at Union League
draft Of constitution and bylaws was read
and adopted, ana also resolutions ,ofYered by
DIT Snodgrass, eulogizing General John A
with bis bereaved family In the loss tSev n, ~
sustained Adjourned.
Evening star., 1869-09-13

TEE e1yArpsr relief imaginable can be af.
forded thia warm weather by wearing one Of
those sle1ant syAits ceiling 1t such astoAishing.
ly lev prices at the celebrated Oak Hall cloth.
ing stofe, f6O seventh street. opposite the Post
Once, where, in addition 70 eentlemen's "Ban.
mock Burn,n ,Cheviot Arrah ma Pogus, drab
d'ete alpaca and linen suits, children's Carl.
balde salts in gret variety are also 70 be had at
he most reasonable prlces. 26,6
. OprrcI AND SroRs LoUN0Hs.-Oan b used
for sleeping purposes without mattress or pill.
lows. [e,Ll] ADAAeon'e, ~ vtn street.
Evening star., 1869-09-13

ROBBERY AT THE MARKsT.-This morning.
some expert thief abstracted q purse from the
dress pocket Of Mrs. Rosalie Hinchman, while
that lady was attending the Northern Market.
Four dollars, and medallion with hair In it,
much valued BY the owner-was the extent Of
her loss. g-4 .re y
Evening star., 1869-09-13

PAINFUL AccIDENr.-Yesterday morning, a
little daughter of Mr.. Nichslas Porter, about
thirteen years Of age, was severely scalded az
her fathers residence. near the corner or 7th
and II streets, South Washington, oy the up
setlpg of a pot of boiling coffee. The scaiding
nquid was smptied upon the right leg Of the
little sufferer, InJuring her very severely.
Evening star., 1869-09-13

SUDDEN DEATH Mr.. Henry Cook. q well.
known cabinet maker, who has been employed
on the Treasury Extension for some years, died
quite suddenly at his residence, on G street.
The deceased on Saturday night ate quite
heartily Of devilled erahs, and was taken III at
an early hour yesterday morning, when Dr.
bat without effect, his death taking place in
the evening. His remains will be taken to
Baltimore for interment.
Evening star., 1869-09-13

Tbs. S9HUMAN 4 DURAND,
Z 19S W. Pratt street, Baltimore, Nd.
may be consulted on all Female Conn iai nfs Ana
Private Diseases, Ladies and eentiemen Who visS S
70 consult phycian Of great skilI and en- pertensa
Will d3 we'll g cal. Nervous DEBILITY, Gc 'snc
ceecfuliy treated. Bqsiness strictly conddcntiaI
AL letters must contain stamp anTI%'
Evening star., 1869-09-13

+ =. A. BOswfLL,
JUSTICE OF THE PEAUD,
Omce-22e ~ street. west, near st. scuth,
Landlord and tenant and civil business
orally attended to.
Also. Deeds, Leases, Mortgages aad Wills duly
0@ee SDsn fron sa; n: sssI. a. daily.
Evening star., 1869-09-13

RuBBIR SH.HrIxG and Nursery Cloth, Air
Pillows, &c. RI a.
e,1,l: 8. ADAMe0A'e, 5O0 Stn street.
CURTAIN DAMAsK and Shade Linens.
ApANsoH'e, 500 9th street,
SILL: next 70 PennsylvaniA avenue
Evening star., 1869-09-13
IJHIrEp sIAIns rAT15r oII1o.. -.

3, n. 49, wsssissISs = p Nv
BsssS: 80 . tsrssE|ns Sr .ss O.
M Orsssd tSst ssd Sssop ssiSs es Ss.sd - ss.
oflos on ths sssA dAyef QrtoSsr psxs. Any psrson
lions, and other paDers shoala Be- lsd in this once
twenty eoyB6oforS IT, day e heArtsG.
..risuss doAnnInlc... deAnTslE 3; sttsrsha; y r.s.s..
Evening star., 1869-09-13

THIS ls no Givl Eofi0I, ths. q: :.s.erl;;
I:.s: - ss pit: 2! sss;s !:
o., d. O., decsassG An persons ksvine claims
againgt ths ssid aseeessd. ere hereby varsed
the subscr1berS on or be1ere therth day Of August
next: they may otherwise BY Law be excluded frea
ali benefit Of the said estate. Given under our
hands this 7th day of Augu q, 1853.
CHAs q. BOWEN, D,
AUGUSTA n. kOBlss0N.
arl1lav3w Executors.
Evening star., 1869-09-13
NOTICE TO PRE-RMPTIoN CLAIMANTS

Every person entitled 20 the right ef pre-emption
to any Of the lands within the townships part.
OF townships above enumerated. IL required 70 es-
tabtsh the same 20 the satisfaction of the Register
and Receiver Of the Land Office and make pay
ment therefor ae soen practicable after seeing
this notice. and before the day appointed for the
commencement Of the public sale Of the lands en-
will be forfeited. JOS. 9. WILSON
Commissioner OF the General Land once
Evening star., 1869-09-13

N1 SCHOOL win resume its dnties Be pt 18TH, At
the co1modious residencs No. 20 OoH eress street.
0e0rgetovn. lnext door 10 the Post Once }
The underdgned patrons and friends commend
~ Aeloegb School - Thorough and hfRh.
fAfthful - teacher:
James WeIch, EaQ. Rev. Or. Samson
l. u: Watere 1eQ. Prof HUNTINGTON.
" Seo D. Stephenson. Bev DR.. McOauley.
x; Mieon. teQ Prof. Henri Massol.
ynariSo 1ngish. ESQ. Rev. i. y. Browne.
" n1cnois, Esq. Rev. Mr.. Nelson.
a, A,nyoe, ESQ, ID. L Shoemaker.
Clrculsrs 1t her residence, Seminary Hotel.
Evening star., 1869-09-13

NoTR.-Under the regulations OF the Department
% heretofore and now existing no payne nt can 10
made for ADVERTISING proclamatiens except 20 such
Evening star., 1869-09-13
EMERSON INSTITUTE.
SELECT CLAssI0ALAND MATHEMATICAL

Fourteenth Street, BefreeH TaniR
The seventeenth Annual Session on this school
viii begin WEDNH6DAY. September 9Th
French and German regularly Taught by the
best masters ~ WIG
For circulars, &C.. address
CHARLES b. YOUNG, PRINCIPAL,
au20.d bet. New York Ave and n 49,,
Evening star., 1869-09-13

IN TIE eUPllnD ceglF OI PEE DIS
i TBlOT OF COLUMBIA,
ns thisd day Of Ssptsnber, 1859.
s.r ] I.,,s::: n.s ..,,n.. ue.,.as. .a.l,, Dock. .
On motion q ths IIaintiG, by Mr. ]. .. Ad.m.-
his ATTORNEY, t 70 ordered that the deien6aut
the nrst rule DAY occurring forty days sitsr this
asy; Sne eause will b DFoeeSded With ss
By the COURT F4flV
% l.ls0sw l,n 40 fsst.-B. J. MIles. CLARK. &
Evening star., 1869-09-13
n 1as aRESnh4y QQURT OF FHI DIS.
nsfAtsd dav@ Sspumbsr, isee.

As:n'' Sa @fslss n: .,,Si:. g g. ..!.s sx y.
on or Dsors Gfss rule dsy occSr,s nsoe'n soesn
osys s1tcf tnic day, ofhsrylse the cauoe win 6s
By the Court. y, s..s
:s SlsSs.sia r...-R =. xrres. o,.r,.
Evening star., 1869-09-13

Do you wish TO nave your building Covered vi.h
employ o0if ~ so'
=. NOLAN,
the unrivaled improved Fire and Water Proof
Len; Competition and Gravel Roofer, whose vork
%snos ~ eood from Z to l6 years: and ct about half
preTent dampness from penetrating.
kOOIln0 FELT always on hand, and for sale
et tne ONCE, S26 q street, between 9Th and 7th
:t streets. Residence, $50 Il, between 4th aad sth
etLootO. 2rna
Evening star., 1869-09-13

EV1R1fr IAsIIfUTH,
AN ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL
FOR BOYS,
Massachusetts, avenue, between 9th and 10th SITS
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-10-06

A Great Wrong to Tax-Payers.
Since the death of Thaddeus Stevens, the
bondhOlders have succeeded in persuading
their tools in Congress TO pass an act de-
clAring that all Government bonds shall be
paid in gold. While Stevens lived; he
succeeded in preventing his party doing this
great wrong. On the l7th of July, 1868,
3 few weeks before his death, in speaking
of the law authorizing the issue of the
8 20 bonds, Mr. Stevens said: b.
What was the laW3 That the interest
should be paid to certain ct six per cent
in coin.. After the bonds fell due they
would be payable in money, Just as the
stood It Just as he Mr.. SteVensl under
stood 1t just as all understoOdit it when the
law waf enacted; just as it was explained
on the floor dozen times by the Chair
man of the Committee on Ways and
Means. IF he knew that any party In the
country would go for paying in coin that
which was payable in money, thus enhan-
cling the debt one half IL he knew there
was such . platform and such determin-
lion on the part of his party, he would
vote for the other party, with Frank Blair
and all. He would vote for no such swim
die on the tax payers Of the country. He
would vote for no speculation in favor Of
the large bOndhOlders and millionaires.-
He repeated it Though it was hard to say ]
that even if Frank Blair stood on the plat
form of paying according TO the contract
and If the Republican candidate stood on
platform Of paying blOated speculstors
twice the amount agreed TO be paid to them,
and of taxing his constituents to death, he
would vote for Frank BLAIR. even if q
worse man than Seymour was on the ticket.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-10-06

THE ETNA MOWER & REAPER-
On exhibition at our Fair last week,
is manufactured at Salem by the
Etna manufacturing company. On
account of its valuable and merito-
rious p pttsntedimprov ements It has
become widely known and is a great
Notwithstanding the season Of 1869
1t created quite y sensation among
farmers with its New Geared Reel,
Simplified DroppeT, New Mower
and Reaper Guards, Improved
Hosting Lever, &c. To these val
liable acquisitions, still more desfra-
bic and progressive patented imS
provements have now been added,
for 1870, the most important ofWhieh
Is the Double Motion, or Change of
Speed at will. The leading members
Of this firm are Canton boys, born and
brought up, sons of Mr.. George
Rank They are young men OF energy
and enterprise, and deserve and will
attain success.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-10-06
Remember the fate of
the XIV Negro Amend
ment depends on Ohio.
Vote Democratic and
kill the black thing.

THE SPIRIT OF DIsCONTENT.-
How universal it Isl We never yet
saw the man who would say, ''I am
contented." Go where yen will,
among the rich or the poor, the man
OF competence or the man who earns
his bread by the sweat of his brow,
you hear the sound Of fmuttering, the
voice ofcOmplaint.
The other day we stood by a COOP
er who was playing a merry tune
with his adZe round cask.
"Ah !" said he, "mine is a hard
lot; forever trotting like dog, driv-
ing a hoop.
''HeighoI" sighed blacksmith on
a hot summer day, as he wiped the
perspiration from his brow, while
the red iron glowed on the anvil,
''this is life with vengeance, melt
ing and frying ones life over fire. I"
'Oh that I were q carpenter ]"
calculated q shoemaker, as he bent
over his lapstone. "Here 1 am, day
after day, wearing my soul away
making sOles for others, coOped up
in this little seventy mine room-hi,
no, hum 20
Pm sick of this out door work -
exclaimed the carpenter, "bOldiHg
under a sweltering sun, or exposed to
the inclemency of the weather.
wish I were a tailor"
"This is too bad % perpetually cries
the tailor, ''to be compelled to sit
Perched up here plying the needle all
the time. Would that mine were q
more active life.',
''Last day of grace-banks won't
discount, customers won't pay-What
shall do?" grumbles the merchant
al had rather be a truck horse, a dog,
or anything else"
"Happy fellows!" groans the lawyer
as he scratches his head over some
dry musty record, "happy fellows.
1 had rather hammer stone all day
than puzzle my head on this tedious,
vexatiOus question"
And though all the ramifications
of society all are complaining of their
conditions, finding fault with their
particular calling. it were only
this, or that, or the other, should be
content" is the universal cry-any-
thing bnt what I am. So wag the
world, so has it wagged, and so it
will wag.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-10-06
Water WorI,. Trusrees

Owing to the ineligibility of the
candidates already announced, the
names of Jacob Miller, Peter p.
Trump and George Holm are pre-
sented for the ONCE Of Trustees of
Water Works. They are all good
reliable men, we'll qualified for the
duties Of the position.-Rep and Rep.
The following egSr Opnion of
Mr.. MEYER, should SStte the -.
eligibility" nonsense. RSA ifa =
; Having been informed that some
citizens have douht, .reSpecting the
eligibility Of members OF the city
Souncil of Canton, as trustees Of the
Water Works, and being desired to
>give> an opinion in reference to the
question. 1 have examined into the
matter, and find that there is no legal
obstacle whatever, in the way pre-
venting the election Of any members
of the City Council to hequestion OF
Trustee OF said Water Works.
Canton, October Tth, 1869.
s. MEYER, Attorney at Law.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-10-06

RUSSELL & Co.'S NEW REAPER
WoRKs.-We learn that Russell & Co
have determined to erect New Reap
er Works in Canton. As an induce
ment to the company to select Con.
ton, our citizens have subscribed q
loan OF seventy-five Thousand dollars
for hvc years at per cent interest.
Having closed with this arrange
ment Messrs Russell & Co bought last
week sufficient plat OF gr0uad op-
posite the new depot of Messrs Auit-
man & Co. and will build their foun-
dry early next Spring. It will
be 160x60 feet and they Will
also erect another BUILDING 2aox5O
feet, three stories and a. bsRlnS INT.
They expect to employ TWO d od1ed
hands. The gentlemen com hOsing
the frIn of Russell & Co are Clement
Russell, N. s. Russell, J. X. RuAelH
Il. H. Russell, G. l.. Russell And
VIM. X. Miller. They are success,
Tul business men and have had q
large experience in the manufacture
Of agricultural machinery. Mr. w.
X. Miller hsS long been and still IL
n citizen of ION, and is, we uRder.
stand, the orls4nAA patentee OF the
Russell Reaper. We'N wish these
gentlemen abundant success in this
great enterprise.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-10-06
AGENTS WANTED FOR PROF. PARSONS
LARS Of
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VELoCIPEDE RACE.-The veloci
pede race the last day of the Fair
was very interesting. The cOmpeti-
tors entered were Bradley, Russell,
Cluf and Hipp. Mr. Bradley came
out ahead making the round of the
track, a half mile, in three minutes.
Russell came in second best, making
q close chase. The other two gave
out before getting round. The two
prizes were given 10y Mr.. Joseph A.
Myers. jeweler, the first being sil-
Yer goblet and the second prizes sill
yer cup.