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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-05
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By virtue of an order to sell issued from the
court of common pleas of Stark-cOunty-Ohio,
zndto me directed, / wiLoher for sale AT public
out cry at the door Of the court house in the city
Of Canton, onTE m
-SaA1daH tie 28Lhday Of March, 1874,
the following described real estate situate in
-seld county tolSSt Lot uumb8E nfty=tHo l62l in
Meyers addition to Canton, the same being lot
b In Jacob Meyers town Of Piainheld in the
sale to commence atone o'clock p m.-Terms
sash: n..t. L.l.sgzsa s%Gmt
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-05
Sheriff Sale.

: Sheriff Sale, rs5ca pa 81
Raymond Lowe q Co: ys.-Albert II. Foulk ct az.
B virtneiof anJordef to sell issued from the
andito ms dirsctedI will ofier for sale a. public
out FRY atthe deor OF the court house in the city
or Canton,
Saturday, The 2SH dag of MarcH, 1874,
the following deseribed real estate situate in
said county, 20 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
three hundred q six ll3O6l in the city of Canton.
Sale to ~ enc O'clock P. m. Terms
cash.
feb2Sw5, WILLEAM BAXTER. Sheriff.
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-05
TEsFIMONIALs.

That The public may not haye, 70 depend on my
own alone, 1 insert a rev OF the many
MISREPRESENTATION from othersto'Whem
theyNreat h5eEsyIt0 write IeE 1~nfoTmation ;..r.
= JasRs Mo0RRs Montreal, Canada writes, ! haze.
been afflicted with Dyspepsia for the last nine
years, AFTER using fSur bottlesa6f your Root Bio
Isrs Z am ~ stoEedsto gqed heaith and can eat
4 fnoSA5 fRUBY. bogansport, Ind, writes, M
wife has Deen sfillcled with Heart Disease ana
pysPeP4ia5 Yeng bltteEshSye effected a com
FRzzIlRs Root Bitters, thisiscienti6e medical
Preparation haapehieVed 8 lreputatioh unpFees-,
denled wherever Introduced, and is without
without doubt the greatest discovery for banish-
lug disease ever otsredltoIhe Amsriean people.
IL Is AZ once sJStrengfheningTonic Blood search
ef andeHesIer, itbTacesiup and sup lies the vital
forces, feeds4he wasted system and snabIesna3'
tSre 70 regain her tootleid-ctsUsiaad Dolly
btsZh . e u -9ubz ~ .y1iaDs
3 Sold BY druggists and madeleine dealers every,
where w b. Eoyes wholesale and retail agent
Uanton. oAskyouE druggist for krazier's Roof
sBitters and take no substitute. Z marc '74n3
~ - IL -LmLILm
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-05

10 The drift of opinion in The Consiitu-
tionaI Convention is that the work OF
that body will be completed and the new
Constitution submitted at a special cleo
ton to be held in June.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-05

Senator Fen6IF from this ldistricts has
offered a bin rsgulating the salaries of
County QhoialE The following IS an ex
tractssossQ nogasH sdT Iafs 3isEs
Inac5ahsies having &ipoppIation ofless
than fifteen thousand inhabitants, thep1oE
bate Judge, auditor, sheriff, clerk ofdeom-
mon pleas ne6ufE and 7~tfeasufer -twslR6
bundled dollars each, andefeco1derlsspen
hunafedd dollars for eachstyezr; and in.
ceunfisa ehaving more than fftesnsthouS
sand iAkabitantsy leach oFahei aforesaid
ofiesfs may receive the like SUMS, pnduni
addifi6a thereto may receive fer each year
the A0mCf fifty dollars for each additional
o~n6dthcdsaEd1 fnhzbitan6s TabOVeslffEesn
thodsAnd; and inacoaatihgs such inhabitss
anu8iabbVe Hlteen1 fhodsadd, eff therslzbsu
any lactionof one thousand greater than
1--WE hundfed tsucn fkacll6nnshalleb de re6k4
oned!as one lhousands Provided hofzevs,
er, that IA any countysAAvlhg arPoputaA
ton Of more than 5ftyetho0sand inhabifs
ants. according % said eensos,sth eSnnty-
commIs4unerszo o. such county. If Of oplnT
ion thRtffhe public iutefesla dtmandlJ
may RnthoHze an increase or decrease OF
The. ye8rly eeiRryr of any orlallof The said.
omo<TnSiq a1y sum not exceeding hye.
hundnsd1dyA Fss RIoHidedU also that ply.
increase Of salary 80 authorized, shall on
ly be pald toPech Ulcer out otthe lees
and costa earned AMI charged By him
and provided 4urtheE thaLthe Salaries
allowed in thls section to- the sew raj
conpfy omcers herein named, shall be tbs.
only compensation, allowed 10 such officers,
either bEeWay ,ofclerk hire. deputies. or.
otbsrEaseS; AZ beng the true inlent and
meaRlqg u aha act that the sac ofheers
shall dsfray all expenses ofrthsi pfhce an.
cured through the employment oil assist
ants Of EhafEerklna yes s'so-z.n
QtAoprpe the bill provides that all fees
andr1ptsish shall bsbpaidz into athe county.
tressurvroriSsqmst smod sbRm tnR q
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-05

KANSAS b~nimpeaching her Treasurer
of State He is AsRepdbIican, and has
been investigated"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-05

Qua enterprising neighbor, Bro. Me-
Gre9or. proprietor Of the Stark County
DEHoeR1Es has been investing that large
and vigorous paper IN anew dress Of type
and il printed on The latest impro4ed Cot
tren q Babcock printing machine, Just
pqrrhaoed AIfthese make decided mq
P5oxsps9s e sPPsafsafs y the paper =.
NoideRbt about the mprpYementa bpt
it IN 1atsfibhtableioto pzese ems
titeIsyt o0Gr paper gives additional hesis
dsRss that gO9d aPpeaFsnc helps e a.
VeSy .oooadof 14TsaSa 9UysS .v-T ~,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-05
HATS.
DRESSING HATS.

VTATs Fashiouably and nicely Drsssea IN the
III latest style and very cheap I Hanes Block
up Stairs, IN W. A. Whites Tailor Shopi BY
TT. WHITE.
Satisfaction warranted or no pay.
Feb. q, 1879.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-05

oON Monday last, Judge Follett. called
upl the Baaes Of the gamblers whe had been
sentenced 70 pay certain fines andcosts. or
On hilure thereof to be inprisoped thirty
dsyBiR The county jail ItapPsarpg that
Lewis Long LaETenee Christian, Andrew
Bolton, charles Hoover and Edward Con-
nell, had failed opay or q secure to be
paid he fines that had been imposed; the
Court ordered the Sheriff to take tie, par
ties 10 prison. The order ofthe Court
was put Immediately in execution and all
the above named parties are now serving
out their sentence in jaiL-NeWark Advo-
cate.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-05
company IN the war or fsI2.

rTbe gYillage council of Wsdsworth
passed an ordinance -prohibitihg the
sale ptAlasib beer and othsF liquors. "a co.
The goEernorhesappeintedHo G. W.
McOoeks commissioner oorepresent Ohio,
m-the Philadelphia Centennial Exhibition
mplacelofJ misunderstanding .oth--
erfourG ommissioneFs origlpaAYdappointY
ed, aceeptlng-Judgei Ranney ,ex5Governo.
prs HAyesand Neyeae and Speaker Con-
verse. na3 tr5mHIsYog odi boon sijiseo,
'W9AkDoq Goy-J. L.Govel who resides
east of the Sandusky riVersh has been &c-,
eustomea5d TO terossJ1the lSandnskyi inEa
boat. yILast Saturday night the river was
veryIhigh on account ofEhetrecent rains
but Mr. CeVell9 gIhomes from
church, yenturedL to1oross it in his beat
ThepViolent eurrentIeaused his boatto fill
with water and while in sinking conditsl
ton, he succeeded IN stearing iustoward5al
tree where he seized aplimb and cried for
help. q Someacitizensssoon foandthei way
to The bank Of theFriyer but they had mo-
means Of oaiding himLIl Some went in
.questef boats and others gatheredlumberl
aiongsther banks and constructed a raft,
by (which they Tescuedlhim. When res
cued, his strength was nearly exhausted;
and no woudery forhe remained in a most
peFilonsr position from about 81 in the
evening till nearby BIN the morning, dur
ing which timeit was cold and raining.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-05

A-A
a6EbaaE WHEhERIWhom The Democrats
ran for state Tf5asu9er hstvAA'f elaSn6s
that lie. was legally elected to tI1aboficeo
and h8Aas bsea o~cc1pyisg 8 good deal Of
the attsEtionb oftHeaQ Ohio Senate WithqaAl
applitAttoh nto Dust the sRsbdblieanTooedd
pant Of thas 6fzcSand decldrshfmakedaS
" Elected candidates. Wof4659 pro-
videS that questions OF this klnd shailbS
tried before The Senate and theheariapa Of
the festimc1Y inkthef case was torhave
comfnenced on Tuesday wlastlDoBut1 the.
leading attorney for the sIdcumbent fMF9
Welch sdrpfised1the Opposite counsel byC
motion to dismiss Che case for want Of
constitutional authority in the Senate 70.
sit in 4 judicial capacity. In otherwefds,a
it Wss held thetEths1 aRh had undertaken
to clothe the SanHtg withda power not au-
tkorized By thecOnatjtution ed Atthetime
ofuriting thia,iiWe ara not informed how.
this question has been disposed OFF, Hon
John MoSweansy nand Acknowledgement
Little are attorneys for Weloh, the mcum-
buhk--A ezcfk Adeoc0te 81 BIAS ".oE-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-05

lItlReese n Qpigiy VS.. samuel Lesser ct ak
BY virtue Of "a order to sen issued from the
court Of common pleas OF stark county, Ohio, and
to me directed, ! Wi1iOfer afor sale A. pnbiic out
cry a. thezdooEof the court hopss in the city Of
Oanton,on 81 bEiE ID 10 sEl5ibrE WOO rlI- =
Saturday, The 2Sh day of March, 1874.
the following deseribedrea estate situate IN said
eohnty ,-tozWlt The undivided Pne:half l1zl OF
foTrwo 81 in Kirk's edition to Canal Folton. -
Sale 70 commence as to'eioekp m ,rersas eash
5feb2685 t2 2sI WILLIAM BAXTER. Sheriff. -L
EknWAW
sa q ,IsnRhsrf Sale. sfuoT mazda
Godfrey nePper We JsssALHeekaday ct al
Byvtrtue of an order TO SSH ISSUED froha the
court of commOnr uieas Of Stark county, Ohio,
aud 10 me directed, u VIII offer for sale at public
ont cry a che deer Of the court house In sheseity
sStse 1S-4 e1c4qluI51 ss7UsL bs5fa
SGtardaR The 28Gb1dGgl0 Of AaFcbs1S74,
the following descriBed real estate situate in
said county, 70 wit : AIthAt1ot of ground IN the
of Bethlehem which is distinguished on
the map Of said town as Recorded IN the Record
ers. ONCE by umbSrasixty-tw te2L as1fsg .m
sale TO atoas o,elocksp, M Terms
~ William sBAKirER Sheriff '
- ab26W5 -ex- doc l LOG 'l1J Io- tuTEh s'le
- 1 sloa AVON q - :
49, - E15IUET III
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-05
A of a THOUSAND.

-
tYhensdeath was hourly expected from CON-
all remedies having failed, and DR. 81
JAMEsfWas experimenting, be aceidently made q
preparation of INDIAN HEMP which. cured his
only cnndaand new gives this recipe free, on re-
ceipt OF tMostamps to pay expenses HEMP also
cures lnt~ght1swestss nausea az the stomach. and
will break & fresh cod in "a hours Address.
Craddoek Co. i03 1 Race st. Bhia. pamllg -tls
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-05
The famine in Ind IS teffibly sevefe


over a mlIIonso y People are Starving %
Qealn. he Mr..I -.-.- E.--..-E
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-05

e ~ 1S-A r@9-
SHsEB4g0. pMzrehEaLA a~cohstructisn.
train on the Baltimore and Chicago RGhd
road9unpedthe track ynearWhatis known.
as Chicago Junction. ditehingq the entire
trainfandlnstantly killing Conductor ALI
bert Church. .ayas ,5osIdUs sihj GO sl5jrs
GMGISEATTI, March 2rThe summary
of the tempsrenee movement in Ohio to-
daysfrom sixty9Qhio villages and towns.
shows elevenitoWpsip WhjehliquoF sailing.
ahaaabesneptHely stepped and over forty
ih-Wheh fTomifge to twenty six places of
selling liquors havesSlosed5dJ .6i sliEaa !.
The9 deathb Of Jonas W ard. who came to
Licking county in41S05 and residedi in the
-neighborhood Of Newark til IF48, leeeuro
red on the 10th inst.,a infIowa. vcHe1was'a
member of Captain Brady Buckingham's
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-10-29
A Brutal Assault.

! On Monday last at q joint discussion between
Hon. James B. Sener, Republican, and MIR. 3.
B. Douglas, Conservative candidates for Con-
gress-at King William Court House, Mr. Doug
las'own county, a difficulty was preclpltated
by Douglas, according to statement In the
State Journal, when band Of roughs attacked
Mr.. Sener, threw him from the stand, beat INN
over the head and face and broke his left arm
in two places, Mr.. S. barely escaping with his
life.
The following card from Mr.. Sener sufficient
" explains the nature of the attack and the re-
suit:
TO THE VOTERS OF THE FIRST CONGRESSION-
AL DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
| Yesterday at this place, whilst discussing the
issues OF the Congressional canvass, L was SET
upon and beaten to such an extent, by numbers
Of the supporters of my opponent, that am
now confined to my bed, with my face badly
bruised and my left arm broken in two places.
The right of free speech denied me on the nus
tings, can but appeal to my fellow-citizens at
the ballot-LoN to vindicate my claims to repre-
sent them, and by their votes at the polls to put
their seal of condemnation upon the coWardly
and brutal attempt to strike down their repre-
sentative whilst eanvassing for reelection at
Vic IistAuo VI tHo ltCOpAes
j. 3. SENER.
King William G. H., Oct, 81, 1874.
This is the freedom of speech that is tolerated
by the so-calle conservatives in the First Dis
trict. There never has been in the history of
Virginia politics more outrageous assault up
on individual and representative right than
that briefly stated in the above card. It is a
disgrace to those who participated in it, and q
stigma upon the party that tolerates it.. 1t was
to be expected, however. 1t was the boast of
the friends OF Douglas that he would drive Sc
ner from the canvass. Finding that Sener was
more than match for this boasted champion
Of their cause. brute force had to be resorted to
for the purpose OF effecting that which could
not be accomplished by legitimate and fair
discussion.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-10-29
" Valuable Real Estate in EaArri-
sOnburg for Sale.

By virtue of decree of the District Court of the
United States for the Western District OF Virginia,
at Harrisonburg, rendered at the October Term,
1874, i'll the matter of John H. Wartmann, Bankrupt,
in Bankruptcy. We the undersigned Commissioners
appointed for that purpose, will proceed to SELL at
public auction, on the premises,
MONDAY, the 23d day OF NOVEMBER, 1871,
the real estate surrendered by said Warmann, viz
lst. The dwelling House and Lot, situated in Iar-
risonhurg on the corner of German and West Mar
ket Streets now in the possession of said John H.
Wartmann.
I'd. The Brick House and Lot, dioining said dwell
ling house and lot, ami Known as the "Roc.1inghan
Register Office building and lot.
3rd. The Six Acre Lot situated on High street, adj
Joining the lands of John I. Il ,rris s. NJ Il. Bow
lRaas and others, known as the Bryan land.
The decree provides that this land shall be sold
freeof liens, the liens being transferred the fund
in Court but Inject to the wifcs contingent right
of DOVER
TERMS Enough in hand to pay the costs of pro-
ceedingS and expenses OF SALE the residue in four
equal annual payments from the day Of ale with in
terest the purchaser to give bond with good persQn
al security for the deferred paynsmts and the title
to be retained as utima e security
Said real estate will he sold in such parcels the
Commissioners may deem advisable.
j. S. HARNSBERGER,
w. b. COMPTON, al
oct 2g-3t (,dsasrs,
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-10-29

RESPECT FOR AGE.-'Ihe Rev. w. II. Mill
burn, i'll his lecture, on s.What q blind man
saw in Paris said chat the French had one
noble trait OF character, which he wished very
much could be transferred to the United States,
anu that was their great respect and venera-
ton tor the aged. He said that rather than
they would lostle an aged man or woman, CT
force them to step out of their way, they would
| take them in their arms and carry them. How
different that from the manners exhibited in
the United States. Only few days ago an
aged woman was passing along the main street
in our city where the walking was bad and to
some extent dangerous, especially SO to the
aged and infirm, she was met by three svouuo
Americas, and by them was nearly thrown
from the walk into II coal bin, by which her
life might have been endangered, or she maim-
ed for life. Such conduct and manners de-
serve the reprobation OF all right thinking
people.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-10-29

LOVERS BROUGHT no GRIEF.-A little love
affair was the cause of some excitement a few
nights ago in Winchester, Va. 1t appears that
young widower in that town feeling that it
was not good to be alone, offered his hand to
young miss under fourteen years of age, which
was accepted, but as the course of true love
never runs smooth, so it proved in this case,
for it appears that the old folks did not sane
ton Che engagement, either that they thought
she was of too tender age, Or for some other
cause. The parties entered into ,clandestfne
correspondence, and their plans were formed
and an elopement agreed upon, but great lack
a-day, a letter fell into the wrong hands and
disclosed to the old folks the herrifying news,
that on Sunday night succeeding, just us the
old bell on the Court House would strike one
o'clock, she was to take her flight from the
parental roof and launch out into the ocean of
matrimonial bliss, which she did, but alas, ''the
best laid schemes of mice and men, gang aft
gley," was fully realized, for the old folks with
chosen friends were lying in ambush, and as
soon as they reached the street, those in am
bush pouneed down upon them, like g ducks
OH June bugs" and the pleasures of bridal trip
and honeymoon were blasted. Several pistol
shots were exchanged, the groom and two of
his friends were arrested and lodged in Jail,
and the bride conducted to her home.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-10-29

DISCUSSION AT HARRIsoNBURG.- A cor
respondent, who attended the Rockingham
county court, on Monday Of last week, writes
to us
II walked eleven miles to HarrsonhHrg OH
Court day, with the expectation of hearing tile
Hon. John f. Lewis speak. | was disappoint-
ed in not meeting him, but it was a compli-
ment to his taste and Judgment that he did not
participate in the discussion that occurred be-
tween Harris and O'Ferrall. 1t was once my
pleasure to hear political discussions between
Wings and Democrats, in the presence ofladies
and gentlemen, without a blush maltling the
cheek by reason Of the unseemly language used.
But on this occasion, even men accustomed to
tlefreedem Of political clap-trap, were perfectly
Disguised with the vulgar anecdotes9 and dis
graceful language of these gentlemen. 4
Conservative editor told me that he was asham-
ed of both of them, and il response to re-
mark from me, said he could not say that eilll-
er of them was q proper person to represent
the people of this district in Congress. Many
Conservatives will support Senator Lewis, be-
lieving that his manly and heightened charac-
ter better fits him to reflect the wishes Of the
people of the 9TH District than either Of the
Conservative candidates."
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-10-29
Presbyterian Synod of Virginia.

This ecclesiastical body met i'll Winchester.
Va, on the 2lst inst. Rev. J. r. Graham
preached the opening sermon, and then pro
ceeded to constitute the Synod. Rev. Alex.
Martin, D. D., was elected moderator, and Rev.
VIM. Downey and Elder w. w. Withrow,
clerks. After singing and prayer, the synod ad-
journed till O'Clock a. H., next day. The sy-
nod met pursuant to adjournment and after
the regular religious exercises, the moderator
a1inounced the regular committees.
StauniGn was selected as the place for the
next meeting OF the synod, and the time the
third Wednesday in October, 1873.
On motion, the Rev. 3. Smith, u. D., gave
an interesting address relative to the establish
nsent Of a new Presbyterian Review, and OIL
motion the subject was referred to a committee
and, after some discussion, was laid on the ta-
ble
On motion, s. committee was appointed to re-
port appropriate action in regard to the Rev.
W. s. White, q. D., who died during the past
year.
The synod disapproved the action Of the Lex
ington Presbytery in sauetseRng lfe.deinittina
the ministerial office by Rev. W. II. Ruffner,
and appointed committee to investigate tile
subject.
Various other committees were appointed fol
minor subjects.
The synod adjourned on the 24th.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-10-29

THE TICKETS In voting at the approach
ing election, it is required that the ballot fol
or against the Amendments, be cast separately
atwin ase necessary to tear that portian of the
'ticketifrem that upon which the candidates for
Office aresplacea. The tickets that have been
printed 1T this office, have indicated on them
1.-THE place Of separation, and all the voter will
have'to do will be to give them a slight jerk,
and they will come apart. The blank in front
of the WORDS the amendments to the Cen
stit,i6ion'' should be Tiled with the words
either 'sfor'' Or against OF course I'LL who
desire ftopresenVe. the dree school system viii
vote against" 4..!
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-10-29

Gen. Grant has informed "a number OF gen
Hlcmen who Called upon him and preached the
shka term question. that it will be time enough
flor him tie decline third nomination when it
lis pr0ffefeH him. This is sensible If Gen.
Grant rs the choice of the people for the next
Presidency. what business is it of the politi-
tcians? Ii heis not, he will not be nominated
This is;a government Of the people and under
the Constitution, they can choose whom they
please for President. If he should be nominal
ted he will certainly be elected, for we believe
he is the most popular President we have ever
had.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-10-29

FIRE.-The alarm of fire sounded ON Satur-
day evening, about half-past six o'clock, was
caused by the burning of the chimney OF Mr..
j. A. Logan, corner of Augusta and Freder
lex streets. Both the Hook and Ladder, and
Fire Companies were promptly on hand, and
the fire was extinguisl,ed before doing any
damage. The peals of the new fire bell wese
distinctly heard four miles from the city.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-10-29
Dublic Sale Of Valuable Real
i Estate and Personal Property.
will sell at public auction, on
Tuesday. I&Sfsa Of NOvemlanr

EWCsUssy, 1Via U NOVCMUCf.
1874 the farm belonging to the estate of the late
Gen. Kenton Harper, lying on Middle River, in Au-
gusta county about miles North of Gtatlnton, with
in one mile of the Valley Turnpike, (McAdaini2ed,}
and half a mile from the Valley Railroad. 1t
CONTAINS 171A ACRES,
Sixty Acres of which is frstcass River Bottom,
the balance best quality OF upland producing equa
to the Bottoms. Ample timber for the farm.
THE IMPROVEMENTS ARE EXCELLENT,
including good two-story Brick Dwelling and
Kitchen good Barn and all necessary out-buildings
ALSO 20 Acres of heavily tm5ered WOOD LAND
within one mile OF tho Willow Spout The timber
this tract is the best quality Of Waite, Red and
Black Oak, SC.
at the same time will offer all my Stock, Farm
ing Implements and Household and Kitchen Furn-
iture, consisting in part of Horses, Cows, Farming
Utensils, Corn, Hay, Sc, liz short, everything need
ed on lrst-class farm.
,.TERMg Reasonable, and made known on day OF
sale. SAML G. HARPER,
oof01 do
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-10-29

The PRESIDENT ON FME THIRD TERM
The Washington Republican of the 2Sth con-
tains semi-oficial statement of the Presidents
views on third term. He regards any response
of his to the clamors of the newspapers on this
subject, as not COMFORTING with the dignity of
his position as President of the United States
Tho Cabinet unanimously endorsed his views.