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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-06-09

prime at 22N92s1<: choice to fancy at ?
925c; .24s25 for Laguayra, and 24@25c fol-
MoLAssEs-New Orleans, 1880 per gallon. "a
RicE-Caroiina, s9loc; Rangoon, Sx9sis
SUGARs0New Orleans out of the market
Refined is quoted at l0s<9l01sc for A lO1z9l65zC
for extra G; and nls9lls4c for hard. ,sa,o.
cloves. s5enc scassia. 55s55c.
SAnTELake' s. l5a2 %; Ohio river, 81 soal 90
soDA-English, 7@15zc; American, 615g7c. !.
SOAPS ,indaRagSlis German 5 se PFSe be5,
TEAs-Gunpowder is quoted at 75c@n 50; I'm.
periaL 6ncssl 20; Tyson. sl@l 00;Oolong, 6oc@
IsoBA cco-Roys al Gem is quoted at 75a7sc; Mond
or Navy, static; black tobacco, 49, DC; bright
navies and quarters, 559eOc; smoking brands
WOODEN wARE-No tubs per dozen SO mo.
2dftto, s. 5Ogs; No. ditto, 81 SOFAS; No. Chnrns,
No ditto, S g; No cedar churSs ' . brass ass
bound, s1a22: No. ditto, s2oas2l; No. ash
half sus She no sse So 20 hoop IRON bound
ditto, - :Osf keelers, Ave In nest, q .; mea
two hoop, 81 00G2 10: ditto three hoopE 3592 A.
fafl HAY AND STRAW.
Nothing new can be reported for this market,
and tiade continues dull.
Hay-Loose Timothy is quoted at sl5@ls per
ton from wagons. Tight pressed is quoted at SIC
oil; and loose ditto at sl6@IT, and 81 more from
store. rs .-l 81
sTRAw-Is selling at SR94Oc per hundred
pound, or at 81 50Gg5 per load.
IRON AND STEEL.
Business is Improving and prices are firm.
BAR IRON IL inch to inches by * inch 10 l
inch, g.. a. inch to l1S inch, round. & 4: other
sizes OF regular list prices.
HORSE SHOES Quoted at Sc 25G6 81, and mule
shoes at 81 2597 50 per keg, standard brands
Horse shoe nails-Putmanis SIS, &c; Au Sable
25c; Great Western, 24c; Northwestern, Csc.
NAILS-Quoted at lOd TO God at 81 y per keg
and smaller numbers at the usual advance.
STEEL-Sanderson best English tool, 25c:
American tool, 2Oc; spring steel, IL inch PIC:
IA inch and over. lie: mill pick shapes. BIC.
Tools = Axes, simmons patent, sl4; ditto
plain, siS p; MishaGasa silver steel, S22. Cross
cut VS. Atkins IL. proved patent, SOC per foot;
ditto half patent, 55c: clipper saws, soc; light
ming, 6Oc; carriage bolts. % per cent. discount
from list.
Linseed oil, raw, 81 DIAL O3; boiled, 81 O6dI o.
Lard oil, current make, winter strained, SSGyOc.
Tanners oil, Straits best, 65@7c. Banks best,
t0g65c: Labrador, S0dS5c. Refined coal OIL l41%@
l5c for standard gasoline for lamp 20925c; lulbri
PROVISIONS.
Bulk meats are held at SIC for shoulders:
&c; Cor clear rib; clear 912c. Bacon Shout
derS, nc; packed clear rib l0c; cea-, l0Lzc;
break fast bacon lie. Hams are quoted at l215es
l514c; dried l6al7ci Lard; kettle. ll%c; steam
llc Sweet picked hams, l3l49l4c
SEEDS.
: Timothy is quoted at S@s 25; clover at 50 25
flax seed at 81 80.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

.s.UH.r lNDlANAPoLIs, June 8.
There was dullish market at the yards, with
about 100 cattle, and all sold out, prices running
from s. 80 10 5 80. Demand for hogs good and
receipts. Texas cattle sold at 81 %.
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a GENTS WANTED. to sell our standard
~ QUALIFICATIONS. send stamp for catalogue
and terms. Address ]. B. FORD CO., Cincin,
nati,0hio. -~'
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Cs EAST WASHINGTON ST.
Adams 81 Hatch

and Ladies' Underwear espec-
tally cheap and attractive.
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GovERNMENr SECURITIES
lrue. w 'dlTh'r III SAD Mon

"The purchasing prices for Government oonos
~ indianapolis vary from the New York quota
tlLAs sal per cent.
GENERAL STOCKS.
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Timothy is quoted at s9S 25; clover at 50
flax seed at 81 80.
TIMERS STOCK AND METALS.

Trade is good and improving Tin plate Is
quoted IC, l0xl4 charcoal, first quality, SIS So TX
SIG 81; lC Ix20 roofing Tin ,sl2 So &c 20x2s roofing
Tin, DC and other sizes at the usual proportions
ate rates Copper bottoms. SOC. Brass Kettle
SIC. No. Y iron b, &c; No. q smooth iron c. &C.
Mooreshead's galvanized iron, BIC per cent. s.
count nom the new list Zinc, per sheet lie: per
cas5, lO%d. Pig tin, Straits, CSC: bright an
Dealed WIRE, Nos. to g. &c perlb, and other num-
bers ut the usual advanc with discount of 25c
bright, and2c for Laqucred, by the bundle !;
solder, timers, pc.
WHISKY-Active at sc.
WOOl-AlaFket steady. New wool coming i'm
freely. Quoted for unwaShed, 2SaSOc: for fleece
washed, 3St9i0c and for tub washed, 45aI7c.
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BUILDING MATERIALS.

at..tI BUILDING MATERIALS. .ia
f, LUMBER.
: The market Is so much demoralized as TO be
hardly quotable. Cash buyers are obtaining
very favorable terms, and those wishing TO build
within six months will do well 70 buy their
lumber and brick now. fs..-. =.
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Earnings. Expenses. Net earnings
1873 100 80 s43.7 982 O6 g l52 I7s "A
1874 57ss,752 80 S6H,sl7 46 2lS54S5 "a
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BREADSTUFFs

steady and unchanged in price.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-26
Ollie Leelalatura.

Senate. March 18th.-f -fhe contest elec-
tien case of .Weimer against Welsh was
called Only one Senator, Mr.. Lawrence,
was absent Counsel for contestant an
nounced their readiness to proceed with
the trial. The csntestee's counsel object
ed to going forward with the trial at this
time, on account of yariances between the
amendments specified In the motion for
leave to amend the notice Of contest and
the amendments actually filed On mo
ton of Mr.. Goodhue, the notice Of contest
was ordered 10 be printed as amended IN
advance of other matter. 80 - '-'--- -
Mr.. MeSweeney of counsel for contes-
tee, stated that motion, which would be
heard tomorrow morning, had been made
in the Supreme Court for leave to file an
information in the nature Of quo a0dr-
To4sto to be served upon the President OF
the Senate, TO inquire by what authority
the Senate was proceeding with the trial
of the pending contest, 81 ,r.,v7 ~
Mr. Ranny, Of counsel for contestor, de-
sired TO know whether It was proposed TO
oust the Senate. If so, some Cromwell
would be needed He hoped the Senate
would proceed in The discharge of their
duties without reference To the action OF
any other body -'i'e- --i p ~
Mr.. McSweeney rejoined that st wAs not
proposed to oust the Senate of =any of its
proper functions.,n-ol .r11r.iasv aHT
Mr.. Worthington moved an adjourn
mentsf the case until p, NJ, tomorrow.
Agreed to-yeas 10, nays 16. -'f'7 =
House.-The Senate JOINT resolution
providing for an adjournment Of the Cen
eral Assembly on the 9th Of March TO the
lst day of December, was received from
the Senate.
Mr.. Sherriek moved TO amend the reso-
luton by makirgthe adjournment until
the 9th day of January next. ~ ss-
Mr.. Ha2g moved to refer the resolution
to the committee on Retrenchment, which
was disagreed Jo-yeas 7, nays 81. ----
Mr.. Sherrick' motion TO amend was
then disagreed to-yeas %, nay 66. ~
Mr.. Mccoy moved to refer the resolu-
tion to the committee on Finance, which
was disagreed to-yess 10, nays 72 -
Mr.. Beach demanded the previous ques-
ton, which was sustained. ga
The resolution wss then adopted-yeas
50, nays -
Yeas-Messrs.i Archer, Armstrong o.
Belmont, Armstrong of Guernsey, Baker
of Coshocton, Baker of Fairfield, Barnett
Barrett, Baskin, Bay. Beach. Beatty
Blake. Boyce, Brooke, Brunner, CArnahar
Chapman ofscuyahoga, Champan of Meigs
Cole, Goler5 Cooley, Gonkln, Gonkright
Duncan, Eshelman, Faxon, Ford, Convey
Green, Grosvenor, Hardy. Harrison, Hat
field, Heittmann, Heron, Hill, Hoag
land, Hodge, Holloway, Rowland, In
man, johnson, Kemp. lewis, Light
Loomis, Mack, Mann. Marx, Martin, Nc
Cloud, Mckinley, McLain, Mesloh.s Mill
er, MOorhead, Morris. Murhn, Myers 0
Ashland, Myers of Fryette, Neff, Nelson
Newell, OIen, Pattison, Pearson, Poe
Pay, Richards, Richmond, Robb, Safer
Scott Sheppard, Sherrick, Stone. fhomp
son of Montgomery, Tryon, Van Meter
Varley, Vincent; Watson, Weible :
81. l-4-- 20 ' -' '-.-4 --o4--
Nays -Messrs sluBells Case q Carbon
Hagg, Huston, Mccoy; Walker West ans
M6sss On motion Of Mr. IF Ford, t6ea a House sd ssd
4 iOnrnad
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-26

CiANTON CHURCH OF CHRIST.
" Corner of Seventh and Poplar Streets-H.
A. Pailister, Pastor. SEnVIoEs: Sunday morning
I05O; Sunday evening, 100 Sunday school 800
a. m. Seats free. All are cordially invited 70
attend - =.
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-
On Saturday the members Of the Con
Con had under consideration the question
ofgrantng the right Of suffrage to all per-
sons who had resided in this State for more
than a year, provided that previous TO that
tune they had declared their intentions to
become cltlzens of the United States.
Judge Kraemer made a speech in favor Of
placing the foreign born citizers on an
equality with the negroes by conferring on
them the right t.Of-s1lfrage.. Ix-Lieuten-
ant Governor Mueller was opposed TO
granting foreigners equal rights. Kraemer
Is progressive Democrat, and fAvors lib
erai legislation. Mueller is Republican.
~ lnsolleralt an his ideas, unprogressive in
both Germans. Who should be remeu
beied by their eountrymen Kraemer
honors and seeks TO elevate his country
nen, while Mueller disgraces his country
men and his htherland Exchange.
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THERK ara Conrreasm.

TBERK are Congressmen 50 foolish as 10
believe that the gaangers are pining for
free pub docs." The Granger is not
seeking dead-head privileges He objects
to privileged classes. The proper point of
attack by the agricultural interest is the
Tariff Ring. Tantf legislation, as we have
it, is not the product Of any principle. 1t
is not for protection or revenue. It is the
aggregate ofthe schemes ofspecial interests
to forbid foreign competition that the con :
sumers may be submitted to extortion.
PerhSps there are hundred interests in
tariff legislation represented in Congress.
They combine and make up the tariff.
They constitute the Ring. It's high time
the greatest interest in The country should
be represented in Congress. Perhaps it
viii not be found less discredltab4e pres-
emily for honorable gentlemen TO have hay
seed in their hair, than it is for them to
hold stock in National banks, or subsidlz-
ed railroads, or. to be. the pensioners o
tradesmen in lumber and salt, or Of man
ufacturers of wood screws. or of the own
ers Of a grindstone quarry CFa CoDsmer-
/ SSNeS+ ra 3
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George ". Kehn vs.. Anna Maria Kehn ct al.
By virtue Of an order to sell issued from the
court of common pleas of Stark county, Ohio, and
to me directed, will offer for sale at public out
cry at the door of the court house in the city OF
Canton, on B.. ta. -1... -.r. SAD ~. i.
Saturday, t1e 2sth dag of March, 1874,
the following described real estate situate in said
county, to wit: The northeast quarter Of sec
tion ten Q0l township nine (9l, and range nine
l9l containing one hundred and sixty acres.
Subject 10 the dover estate OF Anna Maria Kehn
therein. ... .r.
Sale to commence at 1 O'Clock pm. Terms one
third cash. the balance IN two equal annual pay
ments with interest from day Of sale secured by
mortgage on the premises. d g. .....l BE-. 81
feb2sW6 w 62 WILLIAM BAXTER, Sheriff.
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Wsu said.


lean .sa9 lS'eYslAnd Herald, Adm
Il The lnvesLi cation into the San born con-
tracts and Jayne moieties reveal a very
unpleseant cshditi0n of affairs. The more
they are stirred the worse the matters
show mp. We hope the investigation will
proceed, that it will be thorough, and that
there will be no concealments. Let US
have the whole miserable business brought
out now that the work Of exposure has
been begun. If there are leading Repub-
licans in the mesa 50 much the worse for
the leading Republicans The Republican
party and The country at large must not
suffer through oYertenderness for individ-
walls.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-26


II Congress lis sincere, or perhaps it.
might more properly be said, If the Repub-
lleen party is sincere in professions of
desire for economy in the public service,
why not reform the entire diplomat.e SER
VICE out Of existence2 The respectabihty
at foreign court thatawe pay for is of the
least possible use, and snug sum can be
saved by dispensing with at The system
is relic Of the past, and possibly was of
some little account when Communications
were very slow, and methods of business
complicated. 1t has passed the period of
utility. or at least Of indispensibility, and
even if not demanded by economical con-
siderations it's abolition is called for by
practical eommon sense. The amiSble old
pumps who represent Us abroad can be al
lowed the liberty of any other American
citizen IN the pursuit ofhappiness. The
quarrels that are saved to us now by their
service in international affairs we can
more easily afford to fight out than contin-
ne the service.-CiTs. Commercial.
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Sheriff Sale.


Godfrey Knepper VI Jas. N. HOekaday ct al.
By virtue Of an order TO sell issued from the
court of common pleas OF Stark county, Ohio
and to me directed, will offer for sale At public
out cry At the dOOr OF the court house in the city
Of Canton, on --f
Saturday. The 28th dag of March, 1874
the following described real estate situate in
said county, 20 wit All that lot Of ground in the
town Of Bethlehem which is distinguished on
the map Of said town as Recorded in the Record
ers Office by number sixty-tWo l62L
Sale TO commence at one o'clock p. m. Terms
cash.
WILLIAM BAXTER, Sheriff.
feb26w5 ex doc 100
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Daniel s. Smith ct al VS.. Jeremiah Smith et al
By yiHtue of an order to sell Issued from the
. court of common pleas of Stark county, Ohio,
and 10 me directed ! will offer for sale at public
out cry the door of the court house in the city
of Canton, on .r.r.r q .-..r -.7.
Saturday, the 28th day Of March, 1874
the following described real estate situate in said
county, to wit A tract Of land containing twen-
ty-hVe C25l acres more or less, and being part Of
the southwest quarter OF section 2I, township
IL range s. bounded as follows, beginning at the
southeast corner Of said quarter; thence west
16 chains and &C links to a post thence north Is
chains and 10 links to a post; thence east 10
chains and 46 links to post; thence south 10
chains and 10 links to the place OF beginning.
Also the north half OF three acres being An out lot
within the corporate limits of the city OF Canton
the same being distinguished on the plat OF said
city at present by number twenty-three hundred
and ninety-hye -2S95-, also lots number thirty
one 81 thirty nine 81 forty 40 and for
ty-One Al in Grants addition TO said city,
distinguished on the present plat OF said city Of
Canton by the respective numbers OF ol6, 924,
925 and 926. -e .-a ----
sac 10 commence at one o'clock p. m Terms
one-third cash, the balance in two equal annual
payments, with interest from day Of sale, secur-
ed by mortgage on the premises. -
feb28w5 w GI WILLIAM BAXTER, Sheriff.
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Sheriff Sale.
Canton Building Association
" .

NAAA5iAA OAASSA q IA. 80
By virtue Of an order to sell issued from the
court of common pleas of Stark county, Ohio
and TO me directed will offer for sale at public
out cry at the door Of the court house in the city
Saturday, The 28th dag Of March, 1874
the following described real estate situate in
said county, 10 wit Lot number ffty-tWO 1921 in
Meyers addition to Canton, the same being lot
B In Jacob Meyers town of Plainfield In the
city of Canton. -.--e- r.t l.rl.
Sale to commence at one o'clock p. m. Terms
cash. -- az
feb26R5 w leo WILLIAM BAXTER, Sheriff.
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Raymond Lowe 3 Co; vs.. Albert N. FonIk ct al.
By virtue Of an order to sell issned from the
court of common pleas Of Stark county, Ohio,
and 10 me directed, will offer for sale al ublic
cry at the door OF the court house in the city
Of Canton, on alaa
Saturday, The 28th day of March, 1874,
the following described real estate situate in
said county, To- wit: Lot number one Thousand
three hundred six IiSO6l in the city of Canton.
Sale to commence At one o'clock p m Terms
cash. .L -EsHl- ... .lH1r
feb2sw5 WILLIAM BAXTER. Sheriff.
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LEGAL.
6I,erIT sale.


Hiram Warham vs.. Godfrey Eieher ct al.
BY virtue Of an order to sell issued from the
eoart of common pleas ofStark county, Ohio, and
10 me directed will offer for sale at public out
cry at the door of the court house, in the city OF
Canton, on
Saturday, the 2Sth- dag Of March, 1874,
the following described real estate situate in
said county, to wit A certain lot or piece Of
land situate in the city Of Canton described as
folloWE, beginning at stake at the corner Of
Cherry and Mulberry streets, and going thence
south along the east line Of Cherry street 13 teet
and inches to a stake; and thence going east
along line at right angles with Cherry street
l741[ feet to an alley, and going thence north
OF Mulberry street 1881 feet; and thence west
along the south line OF Mulberry street 90 feet
to the place of beginning.
cash ..-
feb2sW5 WILLIAM BAXTER, Sheriff..
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ShariRg sale.


Reese H Quigly VS.. Samuel Lesser ct ux.
By virtue of an order to sell issued from the
court Of common pleas Of Stark county, o and
to me directed will offer for sale at public out
cry At the door OF the court house in the city OF
Canton, on t--s s5ls.f- f-..e ~
Saturday, the 2Sth dag of March, 1874,
the following described real estate situate in said
county TO wit The undivided One-half l15I of
Sale to commence at o'clock p m. Terms cash.
feb26W5 t2 PSI WILLIAM BAXTER, Sheriff.
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SOCIETY DIRECTORY, sc.
nENEVoLENT soCIETIEs.

B@AH Notices atSsder his heading pa
Rshsd FREE or CHARGE-Ba
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-26
as NUMBER 40
Oliver Goldsnitb.

Just one hundred years have elapsed
Since the dismal afternoon in the spring of
l774 on which Oliver Goldsmith was laid
In the quaint church yard Of the Temple.
1t is strange that TO this rnoment,it is not
known which Of the many naIneless graves
Of the Temple is his, for he had no friend
20 rich as TO do him the reverence TO place
any mark or inscription over the spot
where be was consigned to earth Yet,
at century's distance from tho DAY
when be was borne TO the lost grave, the
memory of no author Of that period flour
lshes 90 fresh and green as that Of Oliver
Goldsmith.
Gray lives in the undying Ezsqy; John
sonin RGsseIaS and Boswell and the Die
tlenary; Burke IN ponderous tones Of
stately eloquence Hume IN a history not.
yet wholly superseded by later rivals; the
school-boys now and then recite the speech
OF Noryal from the Douglas of Johnny
Holm" !" a few loyers Of ld-fashioned wit
dwell with delight on the pages Of Sterne's
1sIstranl Shandy, and laugh over the
whlmslcaltles of his Sentimental Journey
l5qt po9e of these renaiRsl enshuned, as
f5oldsmitA still does, IN the almost uni
ysisal popular heart Of a remote genera
Who thai Eoe;,qpuissnts5 Eo;,pis The theatre has not
canght the Injection OF the rich drollery
and sparkling wit of 4Sle Scoops 20 Con-
g1eTT Who has not wandered IN fancy
along the ancient Peaeeful street Of - ii
Sweet Auburn, lovsliest village OF the plain .
Who has not followed with breathless in
terest the pathetic fortunes Of the heroine
Of The Vicar Of Wakefield? Almost as
much as he was a hundred years ago,
Gcldsmith is in 1874, novelist, poet, and
dramatist of the day. His essays, criti-
cisms, snd histories are for the most part
forgotten yet the few who still read his
Oitizen of The World, with his exquisite
English, its sstIres upon the London soci-
ETY. Of George IL, its favor of finest hu-
NOR, its light touches of vivid descrip-
tion, know how much of Goldsmith is
lost to the mass of the modern reading
world. -a4H4s 7ia'ii- t- tt--7-
tits betting that the RnglisK should,
on the centennial anniversary of his death
pay to Goldsmith the tardy honors of COM
memoration in imposing ceremonial and
enduring granite, and that Americans as
well as English should be reminded of
career almost unique for its vicissitudes,
struggles, and conquest Of obstacles by
sheer force of genius, the frnits Of which
all English-speakipg people haye so long
enjoyed, and will continue to enjoy for
many coming generations --GEoReE
IowLE, in HdyPer'S Magazine for ApglL
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No I Cures CRAMPS oBoIera AforJHs .fe.
2 % HEADACHES Bilious, COagestiUe,
Nervous and Sibk.-
az q ss WORMS (tCithout Caster OtL)
"a NEURALGIA. Fdbe Aehe. r1
"a FEVER AND AGUE, En1ermittsnt Fe
yer, Dumb Egls
6 a. COUGHS, RoTgeness, Bronchitis.
4 d" DYSPEPSIA, DeraRged Stomach Cos
.- tiUeassG-- -F -'r r-.--
CATaKRH Geld ia Head.
rss- GENE RI DEBILITY. Le- sUT
eIO RHEUMATISM, Pain ia Chest, Side or
Any OF the above remedies sent by mail, post
paid on receipt of price, so cents. 81 Ts ..4
Agents wanted eTerywheee. :. -
address PITTSBURGH HOMEOPATHIC
PHARMOCY, 32s Penn Sl.. Pittsburgh, P.
s. n NYE, Eagle Block Drug Store, Agent for
Canton. ctl2s eIS U
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Valuable Grist Mill for
Sale. 5000 ta. s--al

I'VE wish to sell our excellent Grist Mill two
w miles from Canton, Stark county. Ohio, near
the Fulton road and situated within sixty feet Of
the track of the Valley Railroad.
Said mill Is driven by water power, has three
run on stone aud isone Of the eldest establish
mills and beat water privileges in this section 1t
IL in good condition and. commands now large
custom business. With the mill are 80 acres Of
land Satisfactory reasons can be given for wish
ing TO sell. For further particulars enquire of
the undersigned at the mill
-...-9r WISE & LOUTZENHEISER,
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: I W Q L. 4NND-A1-N
A,.ornevs as Law-omee in Eagle Block. over Ma
tlonai Bank, Canton, ohio june 70 o. He