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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-06-11
ILL1NoIs Republicans appear

ILLINOIS Republicans appear TO be
frightened by the conference of German
and Democratic editors, held in Chicago a
few days ago. They are afraid that il
means a coalition between all the anti
Administration elements the farmers,
Germans, and Democrats-and they see in
sneh a union nothing but inevitable de-
feat. The Illinois State Register (Dem.) !.
whose editor was present at the conference,
thus indicates that the Republicans have
good grounds for their fears;
Assuming, as we do, that all who find
cause Of complaint IN the present financial
and Characterization Of the country & are
honest in their opposition to the Republic
cen party, we see no reason 10 doubt thai
a coalition will be formed by the Demo
Gratis, the farmers. the anti-monoPolsts,
and the Germans for whom MIR. Heslne
speaks"
What the Farmers will do at their con-
vention cannot be foTetold, s. there is q
noticeable lack Of 'Iog-rolling" in theiI
ranks. Their independent spirit is thus
Illustrated by the Rock Island Argus:
ait il too early to talk about candidates
go Lat N wait and see what the lnde-
-~rS.nt platform Is TO be. If it meets the
r@onaIar view. the people viii soon develop
- wants a. 70 candidates. 1t 10 on
esF.f That any man who 'hgures for
n-e-siuation win not get 10. Let the Peo-
- indicate their wishes unbiased by th'
nsrsonai wishes Of anybody"
I6sSdsy and "Wednesday evenings the
18th and 18th Of June. A cordial invita-
tion is extended 10 all.
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DEMoCRArs CARRY OREGON.

The State and Congressional elections
took place In Oregon On the I'd inst, and
resulted in a complete Democratic victory
The following dispatches tell the story:
san FRANcIsco, June 5.-A dispatch
from Eastern Oregon indicates that the
Democrats have elected their entire State
ticket. Eighteen counties give Grover
Eve hundred and eighty-fcur majority.
NEW YORK, June 5.-The Worlds spe-
cIal correspondent from Salem, Oregon,
says: Grover, Democrat, has been re-
elected Governor Of Oregon, with the en-
tire Democratic State and Congressional
tickets, by one thousand majority.
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NEW YoRK, June 6.-TFeasury disbursements
Sls6,OOe. Customs receipts $4,000. Specie ship
mentsS 462,O00. Produce exports for the week
S5,15s,I71, Money was easy at 2a3 per cent
Prime discounts Sac per cent with exceptions at
~. Sterling quiet at s. S7Aa4 IS for sixty DAYS
and 4 9O1ka4 81 for sight
Gold ragged at 111Sl1Ih the only two prices.
Carrying rates were 1a21% per cent. closing at 1.
Clearings S32,44S,0O0. Governments active and
weak. State bonds quiet and dull.
The decline in the stock market this morning
which was at the time currently attributed Joint.
ly to the publication OF the Presidents memo
randa on finances, an extensive negotiations of
loans in London was in the afternoon recovered
and during the closing hours the Improvement
became quite marked, ranging from the lowest
point from y to rs per cent. in the entire list.
During the Gay there were sold $500 shares Of
Western Union, 5000 Pacific Mail, 5000 Contra,
1900 Lake Shore, 1900 Union Pacific, 1900
northwestern and 6.oOe Toledo ana Wabash.
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ROLL cARDIMs AND BATTING
LEGAL
Sheriff Sale.

Cyrus A. shober VS.. George E Baldwin.
By virtue OF an order to sell issued from the
court of common pleas ofStark county, Ohio and
to me directed, I will offer for sale at public out
cry at the door of the court house, in the city of
Canton, on
Saturday, the 131h day Of June, 1874,
the following described real estate situate in said
county, to wit: the south half of lot number
two hundred and eight (20s) in the city of Canton.
Sale to m at one o'clock p. m Terms
cash.
mayl4 vs. WILLIAM BAXTER. Sheriff
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Why did all the Democrats in Congress
vote solidly against the bill to place col
ored men in the Indian Territory on a
footing with the freedmen of the South
and on an equality with the Indians where
they reside?-RGdicaI Exchange.
Sure enough-why did the naughty
Democrats in Congress so vote? "Du
tell" Don't the XIV. Amendment extend
over there, bill or no bill?
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Real Estate for Sale.

A 1 residence on Cleveland Avenue. a two
"A story frame with Z rooms, stable, coal and
smoke house, eistern, fruit and anne
trees, water works; lot 100 X $50. Or will ex-
change on real estate in Sonoma county, Califor-
nia-price s., zoo, one-half cash, balance in one
and two years. Also the threestory brick be-
longing to Myers & Walser. now occupied by
Geo. A. Winterhalter, price $4,000; 5000 down
balance in one and two years. One basement
room TO rent 10 z 80 feet in said building one
room on third floor 10 Z 5Ofeet, on easy terms.
May2l '74mos5 ]. w. WALSER.
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Legal Mntina.

VS.. Stark county, Ohio.
Mary Hayerdier. Petition for Divorce.
DHE defendant, Mary Haverdier, whose place
i of residence Is unknown to the plaintiff, is
hereby notified that the plaintiff, Joseph Haver-
der, has this day filed a petition in the aforesaid
court against her, praying q divorce from her,
absent from him for and during more than three
years last past. Said petition will be for hearing
at the next term OF said court, on or after the
10Th day Of June, 1874.
S. MEYER & SON,
apr30 1.-Two Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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DAoElA 1Al0s
, w Kahn vs.. Anna M Kahn ct al

Gee. W. Kehn VS.. Anna N. kehn ct al.
BY virtue of a pluries order to sell issued from
the court Of common pleas of stark county, Ohio,
out cry at the door Of the court house in the city
Of Canton, on
Saturday the 27h day Of June, 1874,
the following described real estate situate in
said county, 10 wit; The northeast quarter OF
containing one hundred and sixty acres, subject
to the dover estate of Anna n. Kehn therein.
Sale TO commence at one o'clock p. m. Terms,
One-third cash, the balance In two equal annual
men with interest from day OF sale, secured
by mortgage on the premises.
may2sw5 W az WILLIAM BAXTER, Sheriff.
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FRESH & CURED MEATS.
CANTON WHOLESALE MARK

~GrAin-Buyers on the streets are offering the
following prices
Wheat-S1 35a1 IS.
Oats-45a50c.
Corn-Corn T5aS5c per bushel.
Rye-No l 70a75 per bushel.
Butter1Choice roll, Ice; common lOal2 cents
E~ggs-lfcents per doA.
Lard-SalO cents per ID.
B~eans-Choice White 81 O0a2 GO per bushel.
Chickens-per pound Sa9 cents.
Cheese-per ID 13al6c.
Beef Hides-4l[c.
CalVes-IOc
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~ Ma. WooDwoRrH himself
euly in Republican papers, and don't rec
ognize the Monitor as such. And so that
political bushwhacker is mad.-AHtGnce
local
Sol And Mr.. Woodwork does not rec
ognize the AonitOrs The Honorable
WoodwOrth feels his Washington keepingl
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Rebeeca Fry.

The State OF Ohio. The county of Stark. The
Court Of Common Pleas.
'a$s:Fss Divorce.
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A jury in Bucyrus, Ohio, has found
Mrs. Trimble guilty of disturbing the peace
of the saloon keeper Shaw, by singing near
his place, "Jesus lover of my soul" and
she vas fined fifteen dollars; costs, about
seventy more.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-06-11

GoNEEcrIeuCand New Hampshire have
Democratic Governors, and other State Of
icials as we'll as Legislatures, and now
comes Orsgon.-sO much for 1874 North
Carolina will probably do likewise in Au-
gust next.
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i
WstH this issue begins the 4rst a ..

WITH this issue begins the 4Ist year of
athe STARK COUNTY DEMocRAT. Forty
Years ago. that is. in June 1884, Mr.. Ber-
nard started anew the paper with its
present title. it having for several previ-
Gus years been published under another
name and by other parties. with occa-
sonal suspensions. But the Democracy
of Stark about this time. 1884. hadloomed
up under that man of iron will, Andrew
Jackson. as the dominant power in the
county. The great contest then was,
whether the General Government should
be administered in strict accordance with
justice and the Constitution, or should
be run in the interest and for the benefit
Of the moneyed power. The struggle
was fierce and long continued, but Right
and the People prevailed. and finally the
General Government was completely d.
vorred from all connection with moneyed
institutions. collected its own revenues in
The Constitutional currency. gold and sill
yer. ard paid nothing else. This
continued till the present Republican
party got into power IN 1861, when all
these golden realities and safe arrange
menss were ov~erthrown. and the country
VIII all her interests was launched upon
the uncertain tide of financial imitation
and folly.
sBIest paper credit last and beat supply,
fAaa lsnds eorrrptlsn lighter WinKs to ay.7
Mr. Bernard dying with the cholera a
year or 50 after he started the paper. Mr..
VIM. Dunbarbecam anne editor anduIimate-
~ he and his brother George purchasedit it.
Daniel Gottshah soon succeeded and
continued till April Is47. when E. L, Car
ney & B. F. Letter bought the paper and
continued till May IS4s. when they sold
to John & A. McGregor. The former
dying in September following. A. Nc
Gregor has continued to edit with the ex-
ception of an interregnum of near two
years prior TO April 1860. when he again
took hold and still continues on duty. oil
der. and it is hoped wiser, in some re,
spects.
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Assignee's Sale.

THE undersigned Assignee of the firm Of
Buektus Bro 4 Co.. will sell at their store
more than 100 stoves of all kinds, latest and best
cooking stoves and heaters, 2 horses, one two
horse spring wagon, 2 sets of harness, refrigera-
tars, tin ware. copper kettles, sheet Iron, zinc,
knives and forks, Spoons,I fire proof safe,a COM
plete set of timers tools, one counter, and a
great variety Of other things usually kept in
a hrst-class tin store, which must all be sold for
cash, or approved security, on reasonable terms,
Immediately. G. ]. GEiGER.
Canton, March 5, IA Assignee.
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Legal Notiea.

John B. RosTETTER, whose present place of
81 residence Is unknown, is notified that Mary
Ellen Rostetter on the l4th day OF May, A. D.
1874. fled her petition In the office of the Clerk
of Common Pleas, within and for the County of
Stark, charging the said John B.. Rostetter with
extreme cruelty, and adultery with one Mary
Rostetter, and asking that she may be divorced
from the said John B. Rostetter and be given
the custody of q minor child, also asks for the
allowance Of alimony; which petition will stand
for hearing the next term Of said court.
MARY ELLEN ROSTETTER,
May II, 'T4w6 By R.. s. SHIELDS her Attorney.
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CoLFAx is opposed to the decoration of
Confederate graves. He is also opposed
to paying back his share of the Credit Mo-
bilier corruption fund.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-06-11

THE radical officials IN New Hampshire
are unhappy-the Democrats are relieving
them Of all the offices within the reach OF
the Legislature.
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TIE PittsbuEg Commercial says Grants
new Secretary of the Treasury, General
BnsIow, knows no more about finance
than a horse does about algebra. Is that
paper "loyal2"
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ARRIEn

MORLOT-NATHIE-Upon June It'll, at the
Baptist Parsonage, by Rev. W. A. Smith, assisted
by Rev. ]. Stockberger, Mr.. Peter Morlot and
Miss Lidie Nathie, both Of Canton.
DUVALL-BIsHOP--At Liverpool, N. Y, on
May 80, by Rev. @. Hazen, Mr.. Charles E. Duvan,
OF Brooklyn, to Miss Kate A.. Bishop, formerly
Of Brookiyn.-BrOoklyn, NJ. Y, Eagle.
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New York AIarkeU,
Wool Markets,

BosToN, Juns 6.-DsuAnd for wool continues
good. Ohio and Pennsylvania at 5laeT1zc Mich
igan at 5Oa54c; Western New Hampshire, Maine
and New York at 45a54c; combing and delaine
washed 5Sa60c; tub washed at 5Ia56c; black noils
4oc super and extra pulled 37ss7.
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NEW ADERTIsEMENTs
Executor's Notice,

THE undersigned has been duly appointed and
Il qualified as Executor Of the estate of Philip
snyder, deceased. late Of Jackson Township.
Stark county, Ohio. GEORGE HOLTZ.
June IL '74WSS Executor.
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Attachment.

Hartzell 4 saxton, Piffs. Before E. N. Grimes. ].
Otto win asainit Den. Sag * e cS1531. tS0S Sio
ON the Esd day of May, A. D. 1874, said Justice
~ issued an order of attachment in the above
action for the sum of twenty dollars and ten
cents. HARTZELL &SAXPON.
Canton, June II, Is7l-Ws
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WHAT STARK COUNTY FARMERS SAY
l.--.ZL-Z- al-aH1t- l. I.
OF THE tas-IE .sHr-H4
.lt... .-H .srs-54L la-E5E grow
#...f 81 -sLsEcEr4 -aaI
BUCKEYE TABLE RAKE
G A,shanan q Co., Canton, Ohio

CANAL FULTON, May 10th, 1874
G huffman q Co., Canton,
We bought from your agent last harvest one of your Combined Table Rakes
When We thought the Machine, we had no fears Of the Mower for every body knows
1t has n o equal but W confess W u had fears of the Table rake; it was 80 different
IRON ANY thing We had ever seen; yet took it on trial, believing you would not
sell n warrant a Machine unleasi it would work. Now we want TO tell you we cut
about about iOtY acres Of grass and about SIXTY acres of grain, and re are now more than
pleased; !truns light is SO easily managed. simple, and will cut and take up grain
no materh how down IT tangled, and then makes q gvel the best and easiest to bind
we eVer saw. Yours truly #s SAMUEL SWIGART,
LAFAYETTE SWIG ART.
PLAIN TOWNSHIP, Stark County, Ohio, June / 1874.
c. AULTMAN & Co.:
STS: The TABLE RAKE your Mr. Holm sold me last harvest did the
work both as Mower and Resperin the best possible manner. I had no help except
my boy and re- ut our crop in good time. al greatly pleased with the Machine
JOHN J. BEARD.
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DIED.

eUINN-In Canton ON the 9th inst, James
Quinn, aged about 90 years,
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CLEVELAND, June Strain steady and general
ly firm. Wheat held, No 1 Red, 81 IS; No 2 do
81 4Oa1 90. orn-Old mixed 5Sa66c; new 57a66e.
Oats steady at 66a57. Petroleum unchanged.
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HUTH'S PATENT RAIN WATER
ltTTF 0EF

NOR CUTTING OFF THE DIRTY WATER A
u ALLOWING ONLY THE LEA RAIN WA
TER TO ENTER CISTERNC. The undersigned
would respectfully call the attention OF the eiti-
has invented and h las for sale a new and useful
IMPRoVEkEET Ii RAIN WATER Cur OFFS, being an
automatic arrangement whereby the water first
running from the roof during a storm is cut of
from the cistern uAt1l the impurities of the root
have been washed and carr led on, when the wa
ter Is automatically carried into the cistern and
allowed to run into until IL is filed to the proper
level Whsn 1t is again automatically cut OF from
the cistern and allowed to waste. In places
where coal is used so much this Improvement
will be very valuable. Town, County, State and
shop lights for sale on reasonable terms. For
further particulars address
JOHN HUTH,
June4 'T4m2~ SaAdvVilIe, TuscaraWas CO., o.
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DANIEL MArHIE.
EAST GREENvILLE, Stark Co., o.,
.Inne 8 1874

EDITOR Observation-Disclosures please
find one dollar, for which you will send me
your valuable paper to this place, and
greatly oblige JOHN MAsE, JR.
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RERusLIoAE politicians in North Caro-
lima are annoyed BY repeated demands on
EAsm to explain their position on the Civil
Rights Bill.
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Pittsburgh Live stock Market.
CATTLE.

OAIILE-
Following were the ruling figures of the mar
ket: Prime motive steers 81 90 good medium
cattle Sc IS; common stock So OOa6 so grassers
$ 25 bulls, 1000 to 100 lbs, "a OOa5 light bulls
81 soaS 90.
HOGS.
Heavy fat hogs So z6a6 90 light hogs SO 20
SHEEP.
The prices were as follows: Good 100 to ITO lbs
SIS 90 fair so to so lbs. S. co. medium 70 to so
lbs "a 100.
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TE a
that number in the first primary Of the
South building, there are this term III
) children in the first primary of the East
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40 16st / 1-ifsd Vifh =-ssT 3s.sea
entirely cured. May God spare you A Iono M
to remain 3 blessing 70 mankind. With u5toId
Eratitpde, Mss. A. W, WILLIAMS:
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Tor. e is an excellent piece Of mechanic.
ism and very valuable, beng applicable to
] all styles of machines.
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INSURANCE.

IFmE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANIEs.l
Certificate of compliance for publication. To
be published at least once a year in every Conn.
ty where there is an Agent.
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STATE OF OHIO,
Insurance Department,
Columbus, June 9Th, 1874
Whereas, The
PEOPLES
INSURANCE COMPANY,

1@A
Located at Memphis in the State of Tennessee
has fled in this ofhce a sworn Statement, by the
proper officers thereof, showing its condition
and business, and has complied in all respects,
with the laws of this State relating to Fire In
suranee Companies, incorporated by other States
of the United States.
Now, Therefore, In pursuance of law, ], VIII
liam F.. Church, superintendent Of Insurance OF
the State of Ohio, do hereby certify, that said
Company is authorized to transact its appropri-
ate business of Fire Insurance in this State, in
accordance with law, during the current year.
The condition and business of said Company at
the date of examination, January q, 1874,
is shown as follows
Aggregate amount of available assets. 1854, 92l SO
Aggregate amount of liabilities, lex
eept capital) including reinsurance. 51,9s7 &C
Net ....... 332. 934 81
Amount of actual paid up capital-.---.ssOO,OOO 20
surplus 1884 81
In Witness Whereof, / have hereunto subserib.
ed my name and caused the seal Of my office to
be affixed, the day and year above written.
w. +. CHURCH,
Superintendent.
G. W. HUNTINGTON Agent at Canton, o.
June IL, 1874.
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ExecutOr,s NOfice,

VIHE undersigned has been duly appointed
u and qualified as Executor of the Estate OF
Frederick Auer, deceased, late of Nimishillen
township, Stark county, Ohio.
June 4, '74w3 JOHN AUER, Executor.
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THE said defendant whose residence is I'M
i known to the petitioner, will take notice that
said plaintiff has this day filed his petition in
the Court of Common Pleas of Stark county, o.
charging said defendant with wilful absence for
more thar three years, and gross neglect Of duty
for more than three years and praying for a d.
VorOe from the said Rebecca, ana that said petit
ton Rin be Tor hearing az any time at
ant viii also take notice that said plaintiff will
take the deposition Of sundry Witnesses onThurs-
Of 8 o'clock a m. and u o'clock m to be read IN
evidence on the trial Of said action and that the
taking thereby viii be continued nom day to day
II necessary between the same hours until all
are taken. JAMES FRY,
By r. H. FoLGER, his Attorne
May Il, 1sT4-H6
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Sa1lrdav die 27A dav of June. l874

OF meddleeome croaksfs who have hnri
laying for them eysreiEce panic tnes ct
IN lAss fHei asfs
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IaE House seems to be niggardly about
passing the Civil Rights Bill.-Chicaqo
Times.
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s1EoS $3.50 usS =gvss srs.s
their temperance pieces last Saturday
evening to q good crowd At the court
house.
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Building sand for Sale.
continue to supply Builders with
nnan cam m SHnpT N0TInI

Masons, Bricklayers, Plasterers, and ali who
want hrst-class building sand may leave their
orders at Sherriek & Miller's, Myers & Walser's,
Frank Rohrer's Grocery, or with the undersi9n-
ed q mile south of the Rowland mill.
PRICE Sl.25 per load unless by special arrange
menI in cases Of large contracts.
apr2i Utmost Ed. W. RoHRER.
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From Subscribers.

June 9Th, 1874.
FRIEND MCGREaoR:-I desire 10 know
if you are still sending me the DEMoCRAT
1 have not received a copy for the past
two weeks. If you are still sending the
paper, l shall inform the Postmaster not
to give the one addressed to me to any one
but myself, Yours truly,
DANIEL MATHIE.
Mr.. Mathie failed to name his postofice
and hence we cannot exactly tell. We
hope he will let us hear from HIM again i
he is not receiving the DEMOCRAT.
EAST GREENvILLE, Stark Co., o.,
lima Q 1874
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CANTON RETAILW aRFET

The following will be found correct quotations
this day of the Retail price TO consumers Of the
articles named
TCoRRrcTEp ny FrsstrR d Mrp.V
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Don't Fsi! % Read This

BuRU A&it W AIo@H bHtR
CHEAPEST HOUSE IN AMERICA!
All goods warranted, unless mentioned. I am
selling the best Implements as follows;
Hay Rakes,
Wheat Drills,
Corn Shelters,
Imperial PloWs,
Manchester Wagons,
Manchester Spring Wagons,
Double Shovel PloRs,
Farm Bells,
No. 8 Plows,
Sulky Plows.
Ohio Mower and Reaper combined,
Spring Double Trees,
Repairs to Ell makes of ploWs,
Circular Saw and Frame complete,
~Champering machine,
Turning Lathe screw feed,
Screw Cutter and Skating,
Shears for cutting heavy iron,
Counter Skating,
Pulleys, &C.,
Pillow Handles, Beams and bolts.
Roam gelding 5 yrs old, sound, good draft horse.
Dun pony s yrs old, sound, hne rider.
Dun mare 4 yrs old, sound, hne rider and trots
in harness.
Bay mare 3 years old, sound, fine driver.
Black mare o years old, q fine family mare.
Sorrel mare 6 yrs old. sound, good roadster, can
Bay geIding 6 yrs old, can pace in 2.s7, trot in
Amin, sound 4 gentle, = lady can drive him.
Brown mare 5 yrs old, gaited,trots In harness.
Brown mare 5 years old, %trotter, hne style.
Black mare 6 years old, q hne family mare.
Any person buying a horse, or anything else
of me will ind it to be Just what Irepresent, If
June II, TIw9 Agent.
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DRUGS, Sc.

condition were unable to rescue her from
her fatal position. No blame was attach
ed to the r. r. employees.
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PLAIN TOWNSHIP, Stark County. June 2 1874
G. AULTMAE & Co.:
Dear Ss: Two years ago I bought one of your BUCKEYE TABLE
RAKES and I have cut two harvests with it. I don't see how any machine could
do better work, and though I have used it two years, 1 would not take do1ae Whah
It cost mef l could not get another M like it. This is why recommend the Table
70 my naghbors. Yours truly,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-06-11

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