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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-11-19
REMOVAL.

Herzer & Merit have removed their boot and
shoe store to n ~ East Tuscarawas street, in the
new Cassilly block, where they win continue to
attend to the wants of their many customers. Call
In and see them, and examine their stock of fine
ready made boots, shoes, etc, If you want any
thing in their line made to order, go to them and
YOU will be satisfied
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Hi Biddy where did yea git them foine lady
slippers that fit upon yer purity little fut lolke the
skin ona rabbit9 Aye Pat boughtem at Bloom
field Bros and ye'd betther throw thin ould bro
gans of yours away an go there yerself. An so
will be qorrah. Exit Pat for Bloomfield Bros.
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PERSONAL.

George J. Smith, formerly express agent in
this city, but more recently Of Smith & Clark
gold and silver plates, has retired from thstshm
to accept ai.more suitable position with :.ths
Union Express Companylin Western Pennsylva.
mia.
Isaac W. human, formerly the popular proprle-
tor Of the Wooster-bus line, hassremoyed tolour
town, and purchased the line here from his faith.
er, Peter human, Isany one thoroughly under
standsthe duties and accommodations pertaining
to the management Of an omnibus and coach
line, II Is Ike human, His headquarters1are al
the Wheeler stables, on Seventh street. between
Market and Poplar,
iiDr. D. A. Arter Is about to open new Office fol
the practice Of medicine and surgery The ofict
Is on West Tnscarawas street, next to his. resi-
dence See his card in this paper.
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on last Saturday, a runaway horse on cleveland
avenue, near U. R. Feathers, collided with co"
thatwas the'way; neither Of the animals was &C.
Tiously injured, but the vehicle attached TO tne
Aerv and untamed steed, was completely wrecked.
The query is: What business had the COW in the
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-11-19

HooRA for the fourth of-Christmas Now's the
time, and Bloomfield Bros isthe place, Go inand
see what fine lot Of the best boots shoes, slippers
and general foot furnishing goods they have 1t
will do you good, and you win surely be pleased
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-11-19
AMUSEMENTS

Notwithstanding the inclemeney of the weather,
a large crowd attended the Opera House on last
Tuesday evening to see Maggie Mitchell's inimit-
able rendition Of her own character, FanchOn.
Miss Mitchell played with all the freedom and en-
ergy that has won lsurels for her all through the
land, and brought applause from the most refined
audiences in Boston and Washington. The char
acter Of "The Cricket is her own, and requires
Just such a conception and rendition as she gives
II: with any other It would not be Fanchon. Al
though Miss Mitchell was the centre Of attraction,
she did not absorb the whole attention of the au-
dience she was admirably supported; In fact, we
have never seen company In our city 80 thor
oughly up TO the standard Of good acting. VIM
Harris as Landry; 7. E; Jackson, as Dider Geo
II. Grlfiths, as Father Barbraud, and Miss Clifton
as Mother Fadet were excellent in their several
positions and by their own good acting served Il
add to the success of Miss Mitchell in the leading
role. The rest Of the company, though delineatinl
less important characters, tended to make thu
evening one Of the rarest enjoyment ever occa
stoned In Canton,
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IN REHEARsAL.-A great concert by "Ye Old
Folk" the same to be given at the opera HOUSE
during the holidays.
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Business Mems.

WAkrED-Three or four good girls TO learn
dresraaking oall at No. p Tenth street. between
Market and Walnut IDA ORDEAM
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The Buckius tin shop has been removed 70 no
10 East Tuscarawas street. opposite Geo d. hsr'er
d Cos bank Call and see them.
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THERE wasa dance in Calcutta on last Monday
night-NeO Jisb0n JouTndl
There was dog fight in Hong Kong the same
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HERzEa & MERIT have removed their shoe store
tothe west room in the new Casailly block Cnaf'
ley Dougherty viii open grocery in the room W.
Gated by them.
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ry fbird annual ball of the Iron Moulders
UnioiI Beneficial Association NO o., Ol VSn'0n'
,viII he given on Wednesday evening NOV %
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Columblana, ollumbIana county
INSURANCE

Savs money BY going TO John p cart for your IN
ssHanos. You can get ne beS insurance for he 'tla
oney, OashOr Mutual pOieies IN ire bea companies
Onice In McKinley's block. |-u
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MRS. SCOTT sIppoNs.

Though 1t has not been long since we were hon
ored with an entertainment by this excellent ac-
tress and queen of classical portraiture our citi-
zens will surely hail gladly her second appearance
in Canton, Mrs. Scott slddons is widely known
as the most gifted and accomplished monologue
actress in the world and in the largest cities both
in Europe and America her advent is hailed with
delight by the most critical amusement goers.
She will give her second entertainment In our
town on December 25th, and we are safe in pre-
dieting large audience None should fail to at.
tend
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LAST Saturday night was the occasion Oh lnoie
noise and disturbance in different pars oi oui
to,vn than has been known for long time
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rgvpp was but small attendance at the Opera
House on last Friday night to witness tne 'ie Sei
sational drama, Kit Carson.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-11-19

ONLY thirteen birds or atpresent lodged in The
county cage back Of the Court House
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-11-19

"1,s sitting on the site, Mary" is the favorite
song of Market street girl who wears an eh0ri''
GUS bustle
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rup Nilsson Quartette, consisting Of aessrs OK
Esaig, Hershey and Keefer' VIII 'OcAiiAs ~ '"'
Liederkranz concert.
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suaIzor of discourse at the Disciple churcn
next Sunday evening" Professionalism Al @''
invited
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WE will have very cold winter squirrels are
migrating southwark by thousands
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LOST.

ON the 2sgh nit, between 81 Johns (catholic)
" church and Williama street, q gold chain
by returning ITO y. OWkHNkY,
nov57f-wa canilly Block,
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InrM aMaHers
No Council this week.

PIP & w is the abbreviated name of Stark
county law firm.
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THIRTEEN widows reside on one street in can.
ton. within distance Of about four blocks
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AUDIroR's ORPIcE, STARK COUNTY
Canton, Ohio, Sept 2, 1874 !
hereby certify that the foregoing Is a correct
Exhibit Of the Receipts and Expenditures Of the
Iresury Of Stark county, Ohio for the year ending
September LIST, 1874
Ed. A. LEE, County Auditor
Approved
CYRUS ZoLLKRs,
JOSHUA WoOD,
J. PoORMAF
Commissioners Of Stark County
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CANTON WHOLESALE MARKET.

CANTON WHOLESALE MARKET.
GRAN-Buyen on the streets are offering the
following prices:
Wheat-s1 06@s1 08 y bushel.
Oats-50960c p bushel.
Corn-6097Oc b bushel.
Rye-No. /, 50d55c p buehel.
Butter-Choiee roll, y b SOc;
EgRs-22c = dozen.
LATd-120l5c 2 b.
Chickens-809c y d.
Cheese-l0a19c = d. i.3rffa .illI
Beef Hides-5l<c RD. 1880
Calves-10c p b.
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CANTON RETAIL MARKET.

TIE following will be found correct quotations
this day of the Retail price TO consumers of the
articles named
EcnppRCrRn RY FRSSLRR 4 MIDAY
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Fair warning is hereby given to all
who are indebted to me to call and
settle at once. Tfyou don't fork over
to me, you will to an officer.
+. BRtskaAs.


TrAcu1as' AssocIArioS.-Mt. Eii-
tr.-Pursuaut to adjournment, the
Skin Creek District Teachers Assooia-
ton met at Georgetown.
Owing TOLL health, tho President o.
tho Association was not able to attend,
consequently the Vico-ptesident was
the presiding officer.
There being but little business be.
fore the Association, the time was very
pleasantly spent in discussing various
questions relating to the profession,
aud also come from the box, of which
we had a good supply.
The evening session was more inter-
esting than that Of the morning, the
school-housc being crowded with yisi.
tors, aud a general,intercst manifested
in the proceedings Of tho Association.
Our young teachers, and some ofthe
older ones, too, showed off, particu-
larly Mr.. O. o. HCrsman, who led off
with an excellent essay In which he
'.pttched into tue ..Fast Young Men
Of America" and very naturally held
up the fast young ladies. BE was
followed soon after by Mr.. II. X.
Linger, upon defamation, who ably
acquitted himself, and called forth q
loud applause. These were followed
by other exercises which made the
meeting quite interesting.
The hour Of adjournment by this
time was upon US, aud our little band
dispersed to meet again April 4, 1874,
at the school house near Horner's
store, six mile above Weston, on tho
Stanton and Parkorsbutg pike, TO
meet att o'clock, Pm. Az which
time and place any and all inonihcrs Of
similar associations, aud friends Of edu-
cation in this aud adjoining districts
aud counties are respectfully invited.
Any person or persons who may feel
wiling to assist aud encourage US
with az Grafton, essay, defamation,
80, arc respectfully invited to contrib.
ute. Such persons should inform tho
Secretary Of this Association US soon as
convenient, that they may be properly
placed upon the programme. :,
We will cxpest Messra. j. s. Hall
and Il. J Simpson, Il conveuient for
them, at this meeting II is also the
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-03-23

cHoxEp BY A PISA pin is a very
small affair, but occasionally it can
cause q large amount Of trouble Il it
gets in tho wrong place. The other
day, Miss Rebscca Idlemar, living
nulr Medley, in Grant county, acct.
dentally swallowed q pin which lodged
in her throat. Great suffering has
been the result, and the physicians
summoned had not, up to the latest ac-
counts, succeeded in either removing
the pin or relieving hor pain to any
considerable extent. There are many
persons who have the habit Of carrying
or placing needles and pins in their
mouths, to whom the above case should
be warning.
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TowS TA1k.-A friend requests US
to call tho attention Of tho Municipal
authorities to tho condition Of tho fence
around the ccmetary on Arnold's Hill.
In its present condition, tho hogs are
at perfect liberty to root up tho re-
mains Of the dead. Billy vii.
kinson thinks Of erecting o two.story
brick on Main Street. The new
Bank is being painted. Mr.,
Moxlcy is to resume his old business Of
keeping hotel on the LIST Of April.
Among the visitors intown are DR..
Hills aud Prof. Young. George
lsohrbough had dght with gentle
man hog the other day. After q
hard fight, during which George was
considerably bruised, pork fell.
Seed onions are scarce.
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Ec- BucKuASSos DIsrmcF, The
following Is synopsis ofthc report Of
Rov.J. W Roger Presiding Elder Of
this District at the recent N. g.,
Conference:
Three appointments have been nd,
ded from the Parkersburg District.
There get remains much land to pos
soss, and unless We enter the open
fields soon, some one else will Du.
ring the year four new churches have
been built-one in Upshur county, Two
on Canaan Mission, and ono in Wes-
ton. The ono at Weston Is q very
neat and substantial Church, rejecting
great credit on the pastor, Rev, ]. 4.
Mccartney, and congregation. Other
church Improvements have been made,
and there arc now six churches under
contract. There are but four parson.
ages in this District. Notwithstanding
the financial stringency, there are less
deficiencies in salaries and collections,
than for many years, Some increase
has been made in the preachers sala-
ries, but they are not what'they ought
to DO yet. The District Is far in ad-
vance Of last year. There is not a
field Of labor that has not shared in
"times of refreshing from the presence
of the Lord"
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hT VIZ learn ffomltho Rockingham
Register, that Bath county, Virginia,
adjoining Rockingham, has had but
two prisoners in the county jail fore over
n year, an old man and bis wife, who
we're put there for selling arden. spirits;
has only one place licensed to sell liquor,
and to crown all, lhero is but onu rad
zeal voter in tue whole county. Where
on the face Of the earth is there anoth-
er such
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FnoM DEMONSTRATION Democrat.
With the opening Of spring, BUSH
ness Of all kinds IS becoming more
brisk. onr farmers just now are ac-
lively engaged in repairing fences,
turning over the soil and making every
other nsedfal preparation for an abun-
dant haryest--an evidence Of their
faith in tho ancient promise that seed
time and harvest shall not fail.
Henry NJ. Fisher, Esq, formerly Of
Big Run, West Virginia, has pur-
chased Of William Z. ourruncc one
half Of bis farm known as the John
Conrad place, half o mile west ofthis
town. Mr.. Fisher has removed bis
family to the same. and expects to be-
come o permanent resident Of this To-
cality. In behalf Of the community wo
extend to him cordial Welcome.
Rev. p. Ourrancc preached ut this
place last night. He is q good speak
or, plain, pointed and practical. He
will do good.
Jaco6 Singleton is lying in a very
critical condition ct tho residence Of
bis father. Hisrecoycry is considered
very doubtful.
The School Exhibition at Frog Pond
~ r. Ok
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ET THR SALT WRLb.-We notice
that the Secretary Of State has issued
certificate Of incorporation to the
"weston Salt aud Mining Company"
It is porgapized for the purpose Of min
ing for and developing salt, oil, gas
and minerals in the County Of Lewis,
and with authority to hold a lawful
quantity of real estate in fee or for Q
term for the purposes aforesaid, which
corporation shall have It's principal office
or place Of business at Weston in the
County of Lewis and State efWest Vir-
gfnia and is TO expire on the LIST day Of
March 1884, Capital stock is limited
to 100000. The incOrporatOrs are
A. ". Woodford. j. II Clifton John
Braunon, A.'A. Lewis, P. Tierney, Er
Ralsson, and w. J. Bland.
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MassM Is
NOTICE.

rr,uE subscriber, being about 20 lesy,
W,tou, desires ali who know them.
ssiyhs 10 be Indebted TO him, 70 call and
settle their accounts, at onee. hope thai
eiiinterested will take due notice hereof
aud 20 yern themselves accordingly.
JOHN o. JACKSON.
Weston, March 10.
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ET GILNsR COuRr.-We arc in
formed that tho recent term of tho
Court 10 Gilmer was one ofthe busiest
ever held there. The Court went
through the entire docket. 1t Is un-
derstood that a special term Of the
Court will DO held on the 21st Of May,
for the trial Of causes in which Judge
Brannun had been interested, as couu.
sell or otherwise, atwhich Judge jack
son will preside
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~ nWuAr IsAv ~ A TlAscr.'

ET hWuAr 1 Saw IN A Trance"
"A friend in Upshur has favored us
with copy ola pamphlet published by
Miss Josephine v. Reynolds, whose
strange experience in 10 traneein 1872.
50 stirred the feelings oftho people Of
our sister county. It will be recol-
lscted and the pamphlet SO States
that Miss Reynolds, who is a highly
respectable lady, about is years Of age,
attended revival meeting held by
Rev. Samuel ClawsOn, at the United
Brethren Church, on Poclss Run, Up
shur county, in April. 1872. During
tho progress Of the meeting she became
concerned as to her soul, aud was q
"mourncr' for several days. About
10 o'clock on the night Of the Bird Of
April, she "bOcamc conscious Of
chsngo-a great peace filled her mind"
and she then lost sight Of earth. It
was supposed by all that she was dead,
but as The body remained warm, doctors
were called, and everything done that
could be done to restore life. All was
Of no avail; and thc remained in this
condition ten days.
During her spiritual absence from
earth, she travelled with tho spiri!s-so
the book says-yisiting both hell and
heayea-and seeing things that mortal
eyes mover beheld before. She relates
her experience in u clear, lucid way,
without any attempt to yarnish or color
tho narrative, and IL bears upon it the
impress Of ruth.-The book is now
being sold rnpidly,-price % cents,
The iact that tie trance Of ten days
duration is attested by hundreds Of
people in Upshur. makes il ono ofthe
most singular events that has ever oc.
Cured 10 tlfs region. We are not ad.
yertising the book; nor are We print.
ing its contents, SO that those who are
curiously inclined, must spend the
quarter and get the book. Miss Rey-
nolds post office address is Peck's-
Run, Upshur county, aud tho book can
be procured by addressing her.
"
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FRErnAS's CREEK has got post
office at last. In the list Of new Offices
Just published, We notice that new
post Office is established at Freeman's
Creek, Lewis county, with Alexander
Y. White as postmaster.
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@ DAMNED AT THE WRoSu PLACE.
"A writer in the Clarksburg TEE
graph says q project Is on foot to have
the Legislature charter n company for
the erection Of boom across tho West
Fork river at that point, and objects to
1t because it would oblige those in tho
lumber business to pay tolls on logs or
RATS floated down by private parties.
The navigation Of the river is obstruct.
cd there BY a dam which renders it i'm
possible to float RATS further than that
point. The country between olarks-
burg and Weston, as vol as that
beyond Weston, abounds with the
most valuable timber, which has for a
great many years been eiIeclually cut
Of from market by the 0larksburg dam,
and millions Of feet have been destroy
cd because this inability to get II to
market rendered 1t valucless. II the
people along tho river above olarks.
burg were alive to, their interests, they
would have made IN effort long since
to have the Clarksbarg obstruction
abated. A boom at Clarksburg will
make considerable business ut that
point in some kinds Of lumbor, and will
DO Of advantage to tho owners Of the
forests bordering the river above, but
tho most valuable part ofthcir timber
eau fnd q market only by floating down
tho blonongahela; and to permit this
the dam ought to DO SO improved as to
permit the passage ofoak timber RATS.
Standard.
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THE FRENCH CREEK
Institute,


lheddtille, OpSaF iColHWy,. W. Va
This Academy, situated at Msadyille,
Upshut county, West Virginia, will open
for term Of Eve months, on
Apfii7, 1874.
It will 10 under the charge offs. Hall
Young, and experienced Hsilstnnls. The
high Character OF the school heretofore, the
Of tic present Principal, ihe
chcapnels Of board and tuition and the
nillnOsS and lhptoughneja oil the courlc OF
ttudy, promise we'll for tie success Of thg
school Tor the ensuing term. Tuition vii
vary from 81 30 10 81 80 per Monih. Good
board can b obtained ~ from Sc 10 ~ 30
per week Send 10 tho Principal, At Wes'
ION, or 10 Adolhhls Brooks Ut French
Greek, for cirrulaEi
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Tus temperance people in Hardy aud
Hampshire counties, Yves. Virginia,
have added q new article to their faith.
Teey war against whisky drinkers aud
snuff clippers.
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srlnR cEonoE B. MoRRrs, Den,is.
rritos that The people Of Weston and yieln-
III may look for him ia May, a usual

HE IT is said that Incense anu
nAnti.License' Is to be the issue in
the coming municipal election.
nE TINS United States District
Court will begin term at Olarksburg
tomorrow.
Eg- DuRiso tho last sig months, six
Illicit dislilleries have been broken up
In this State.
ag-Tun "spider aud the ay' tragedy
will soon be re-enacted in every house
in the county.
hS- A YOUTH named Houchins, four.
teen years old, killedapanther in Pocs-
hontas afew daysago.
as- TIM Volcano LtJricctOr sug-
aests Colonel Bill Thompson, Of Par
RoIsburg, as tho proper man for Con-
gress from this District.
ns- TuRy bad steam up at General
.Jackson's factory last week. 1t is ex-
pected that operations will commence
10 earnest in a few days.
RJ- TuEfghtin yirginia on remoy-
log the Capital from Richmond las sub
sided, aud Stanton and Lynchburg
have about thrown up the sponge.
ny Mn KlSSEn, Of catlettsburg
Kentucky, has an old Spanish coin Of
-. r. ff1t fT6A years old Mound on
Taber Greek in Wayne county.
es- Dr. A. NJ. DEss has rented
Che Office adjoining chaliant's bard
ware store. lie is now "in tho har-
ness for the practice ofmedieins.
nJ REy. Jons wooyTER willcou-
duct divine services at the Southern
nj. N. Church Sunday morning, March
%; and at the Union Church on Stone
Coal in the evcning.
rT wnrxtiSa sent another dele
cation Of ingane persons 10 the Asylum
lbs. weak. There was nine Of them |;
aud they were . little tho craEiest
squad tliatwe ever saw.
~ Nv putsuna y ~ I. law t'ss;., p.s,ss
at Tue la,. session u ny s.h VIZ,
estate all over tie State next year
Goodt We need badly in this town
gsy Dirp-.oa tue 18th inst, at
beverley hanaOlpn 90 Ssaas , II.
james q Ear. sgsa s 9S ssa.s !, ,ta =,
was one Of tue 0'''ss '''-sA'V' s4A'
county. .....,, 4. :. 4. !.
~ lah wnoop,ns !, S y saa. - .es .ns
an alaeFens a, ~ . =. ay " ,t:;, os;I,
parents snoa,a ~ sSs.ss =, 's .saas AL
dren. a noh'per y. sas .s., at 81
some OF wnlSn uA,s p'S',A .s'
g WE understand .nat new
drug store Is ABOUT 70 pe ope asa. ~
town ~ W. DOM ~. VI n sOva,U.u,
ihs loSsr s,o,y s ~ 1 g. ~ an.l
uuhu'ns nas peeH 'sns .' 's PSI
pose /,
R The West Virginia Editorial
Convention VIII meet Of fasserspurg
on the 7lh Of May next. NottlisosI, Of
the Clnrksburg Telegraph, viii be ora
Tor, and Mr., aware v'oosps' VI 'uS
Oharleston JonNas p0es' s
ET Mn. LEyt FisnER requests US
10 say thatwe werc mistaken in sup.
A. Al 4. .,a,.ld EsxIs =.
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sw WV po'VNToGs

grown from the choicest Yellow Potato, will
b for sale this spring at Weston by T. w
Harrison and A. o. Fisher. These plants
arc sprouted from sccds brought from the
east They are more hardy than any
brought here from distance, those
brought on being spront.d under glass,
and ours in the open air. Every one who
bought these plants Of A, .. Fisher last
year were surprised that SO few died.
These plants will bG ready by May 10th,
Price per hundred, Forty Cents. They
will be sold at Browns Greek by James +.
Lynch, j., at West Milford by George
jackson, and at Jane Lew, Jacksonville,
BusliS' Mills, lFalkerSyille aud Chenille, By
agents who will DO named hereafter. Try
these plants once, and you will never ask
for any other kind.
March lG-2m
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-03-23
Roas 3 vANDERyoRr.

THERn arc FIVE suudaysin this month
and the last one will be Palm Sunday.