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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-05-29

BASE BALL-Mt Union vs. Buckeye. at schae
fet's co mmOns, tomorrow. Game called at p m.
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Estrqy---PicRed Up.

On last Sunday. May 25th. large brown COW was
taken up on my place at the dairy near the wafer
works wheel house. west of the city. The owner can
have the same by calling, proving properly ana
paving expenses.
} May 29tb, 1879. AUGUSVlsLEh
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MARRIED.

NIghman's street sprinkler badly wrecked one
Of the wheels Of Boards meat wagon, on tuesday.
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N0HcE.

.Authoue knowing themselves indebted 10 Charles
HeTzpr will please call and settle Immediately, and
'ps's'y - CHARLES HERzER
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Z A four year old son Of Louis Harmon, at Wash!
inglonyille, was drowned in the spring last Sun
dsy.,a 0u ai eri ia 1a
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TIE Democratic State Convention
comes ctf at Columbus next week, June
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IT was a hundred years yesterday,
since Thomas Moore, the poet, was born.
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Aarkets
CANTON RETAIL MARKET.

DEMOCRAT OFFICE,
Canton, OHIO, May 20, 1879.
The following will be found correct quotations this
day Of the retail price 10 consumers Of the articles
BUTTkR, LARD, &C.
Apple Butter, gal-,...45 Cheese ib.D...-.lOG1l2
Butter n HIb-...........9lg Eggs, y dOz......... II
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NOTICE.

On the 5th day of March 1879 the Probate Court Of
Stark County, Ohio, declared The estate OF Jeremiah
Clapper, deceased. 10 be nsOlvent. Creditors are
therefore required TO present their claims against lie
estate 10 the undersigned. for allowance within sx
months, or they will not be entitled to payment.
JOHN DAGGER
maH-hw Administrator Of said estate
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Ensurdutt.
STATE OF ONO,
INSURANCE. DEPARTMENT,
COLUMBUB. January 10th, 1879.

STATE OF OHIO,
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT,
COLUMBUS January 10th. 1879
Whereds The Connecticut Fire Insurance Compa-
ny, located at Hartford, In the State OF Connecticut
has filed In this Office sworn Statement by the proper
officers thereof showing It's condition ana business
and has complied In all respects with the laws OF thls
Slate relating 10 Fire Insurance Companies ncorpO-
rated by other States of the United States
hOiU. THEREFORE In pursuance OF law, 1, JOSEPH
WRIGHT, Superintendent OF Insurance OF the STATE
OF Ohio, do hereby certify that said Company 10
authorized 10 transact Its appropriate business OF
FIRE INSURANCE
in this State in accordance with law during the cur
rent year. The condition and business OF said Com
pany at the date of such statement December 3lst
1872 Is shown as follows;
Aggregate amount of available Assets. 1441 1855 IL
Aggregate amount Of Liabilities Except cap
ltal Including reinsurance 255,549 ~
Amount Of actual paid up Capltal.~.,.' lOOOOOO W
Flo0 olo VI
Amount Of Income for the year In Cash- Si1S 45
Amount of Expenditures for the year
IN CaSh ooVOf1 %
IN FikWsA Wh9no, | nave hereunJO
tsuAt subscribed my name, and GaliAed
t0AHl the seal OF my Office TO be affixed
the day and year above written.
JOSEPH F. WRIGHT, superlntendt
JNO. |, LYNCH, AgtY Canton, 0.
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Tue.dqu, he 1OM daN of Jlne, 1s7g.

the following described personal property, to-wit:
horses, mules, 8 plOws 2shOvel plOws, 4 harfows
2dOuble trees. corn pillow. cart, spring wagon, /
reaper ana mower, scraper. horse power and saw.
hogs, - shOies, chains axes and mattOckB, single
steers bull, string OF bells, forks sledge one
scoop shovel barrel salt. wagons. 100 bushels Of
wheat 100 bushels hay forks ropes and pull
lies iannng mill. 10 ton OF hay bob sled. Bet Of
harness. meat barrel, grind stone. buggy, Iron
kettle the undivided onehalf Of IS acres OF wheat
In the ground. ~ Na
sale 20 coTumence at 10 O'Clock a. m. Terms cash.
mA29Ow J.P RAUCH. Sheriff.
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Legal
SHERIFF SALE.
william wIlllanns VS. Hiram P. Williams.

By virtue OF an order 10 sell Issued from the
court Of common pleas Of Stark county Ohio, and to
me directed will offer for sale at public Outcry, on
The farm of William Williams, near the village Of
New Berlin, In said county, on
Mond1y. The Oh day of June. 1879.
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SHERIFF. SALE.

william Williams VS. William B. wllliams
BY virtue Of an execution Issued from the court
Of common pleas OF Stark county, Ohio, and to me
directed will offer for sale Rt public OutcTy on the
farm Of William Williams, one mile north Of the
city OF Canton, In said county, on
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YEarrAnLrs ANp FRuITa

Butter p sib-............@IO Eggs . dOz-"...... u
Lard 2 fb................-....
VEGETABLES AND FRUITS
Onions. q bush.... 100 Cherries, dried q n .. q
Oranges, a dOz...-HCa3O French CuFTants n Ib.
Cabbage headi..... 10 Cranberries, Qts for...-25
TSTnps .....-S Prunes' Turkish, X b..
Apples dried, aib,...... French, 10
Peaches, impaired Tomatoes In ean...:.....:.i2
Peaches, dried, pared w
T BD..........,...........do y Il ~
% FLOUR AND MEAA
Flour, sack. q 3O9i40 Corn Meal, b..-......s
Buckwheat Flour Pib.. Qat ...-...-....
Graham Flour, q iD......3 Aominy' ..-........ 4
rFnEsH AND sALT FISH.
x bbi',.-..'......sl 2s No; 1, Dbl. ~ %
SSi....... SSSSii...... 90 SSi....... SSi.......... f s.
Plckerei, Full Weight.
No. X Dbl -...........O % No, b5l .....-...t2 90
" SSIsssSS SSl ..:ii sSS : RRl Rts.,:..sS .,.. e
Cut Loaf Sugar ib.,~..a0 FIX. Sugar lbs for 25
SraI1ia,ed" GTSSaea ,'~',-lS Brown .......,
sugar, p ID ........iO N. o. sugar-.-.-...7, 500
Chickens, alye....-15@12o Turkeys, live q ln.-...
=" "a q ib...........S dressed, 1r..",lO
sYRiiHs
s60s SII9Sr Drip gal r So6Go Salasstps prp gal S
FRESH AND Cuggp MEATS; s
Beef steaks, q iS.~gigga Btsasfs,t s, Baso'l'-'~'~
Dried % Beef Veal as ......SSiI
Hams sugar cured RDlo Beef, ne + .....-..5@ 8
- country p b..
y GRAIN MARKET.
Wheat old.......el.lo Barley-..............-es9so
Oats, new...,...-..30
...s....4S Hay, new...o OO9ss W
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Amount of Income for the year in Cash. Sn0,SlO
Amount Of Expenditures for the year ...
in nah 3R0 644 X
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IN WiEisN lPh1noi, nave hereunJ0
tauArI subscribed my name, and GatiSed
t'A14AHl the seal OF my Office TO be affixed
the day and year above written.
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JNO. |. LYNCH, Agt', Canton, O.
, 1879-11-15

FROM MOSES CUUNTRY.-Mr Charles Frush
arrived from the Okanagan on Sunday; he re
ports that the Indians under the control of
Chief Moses are all doing well and contented
with the arrangement. They supply the new
military post at Lake Chelan with oets tor
which they obtain four cents per pound. They
have to pack it long distance on their horses,
herce the high price. Mr.. Frusi, who Is the
best Indian lin HIist on this coast hal a lon;
interview with Moses and Smo-halla in their
own vernacular. They both express them
selves as being satisfied, but complain that
there is very apparent determination on tn.
part of certain whites to bring on trouble by
annoying them in every possible way; they
wish to cause a number of Moses India 5 To
leave him and go elsewhere for reasons they
know best. We know that if Mr.. Frush was
placed With Moses as interpreter, it would
have good effect and cause full understand
ing between the Indians and the authorities
he knows and understands the situation ana
their wants better than any other man. lhe
recent Indian troubles Were all caused b; the
absence of a thorough understanding between
the parties. We have an idea that II Mr..
Frllsh was to be put through the mill OF hap
t;sn AMI make great professions Ut retiyiGn be
would be- appointed without delay, but whether
he is hypocrite enough for that We have serious
doubts.
, 1879-11-15

THE Un4rILLa housE.-During a recent
very pleasant stay at the Dalles We We're the
guests of those live, energetic, popular caterers
of the public Messrs. Handy 4 Sinnott of the
Umatilla House But short time since and
the FIRE that caused such terrible devastation
burned them out and they had nothing left:
with that enterprise which is such a character
istic of the citizens of the Pacific coast. they
started in afresh W tn temporary building ia
accommodate their numerous customers whilst
erecting an hotel that has not its equal any
where outside Of San Francisco. The building
contains an enormous quantity Of rooms fur
nished as few Others are; the furniture Is of the
best and is supplied by Messrs. Shindler 4
Chadboune of Portland, the celebrated uphols,
tcrcrs The kitchen attached Is as neat and
cleanly as many other hot crl"Ts; the cellar
beneath the building is a g,.l. Ill its way, being
furnisl ed with everything necessary to keeI
everything in the edible line clean and sweet.
The range for cooking was imported from the
east and is only excelled by those IL the Palace
and Baltlwins Hotel III San Francisco. White
cooks only are employed and the cuisine is
simply perfection. The attendance at table Is
everything that the host fastidious caH desire.
The hall is a picture and the billiard room will
have four tables Of the most approved designs.
Sample rooms for travellers are on the ground
floor and are perfect in their accommodations.
, 1879-11-15

ATTEMPTED SUICIDE-On Tuesday morning
last DIR. Mauzey was sent for in hot haste to
MIR. Smiths ranch near Dry creek. His ser
vices were needed by man named Allan
Brown, who had erdeayored t. JON the great
majority by attempting to split his skull open
with an axe; he succeeded so FAR as to intiict
some terrible wounds on himself with that
.veapon, and tried herd to finish up the JOB by
sls.hin.. himself with knife. The Doctor
skilliuly bound up and G.ce5ed tie terrible
wounds aud caused him t. be Brought to town
in q wagon and placed in tho county hospital
From what We can learn We find that tie man
is indeed to be pitied from the fact that he was
arrested and imprisoned in Salem, Oregon, one
wear since on the Charge of passing counterfeit
coin. His explanation is tina. the coin was
gwen to him, and that he passed 1t mwittnSiy
with no knowledge that it W..s base. This So
proved upon his mind that he tried Ia take his
own life: he Will probably recover. There ai'-
pears t. be but little show in this country tor
any man If he once makes false step, and the
oId adage give dog'a had name and then
hang him s" is carried out with Spartan Sc
verify.
, 1879-11-15

PlsaroRE.- renowned burleSque opera
which las created such a furo:e all over the CIV
ilized world will be placed on the boards OF the
Gaiety Theatre on Wednesday next ana con
time for four days: 1t will I've under the su'
peryision Of Manager Masuire, which In itself
is sufficient guarantee for grand success. We
witnessed the performance while in Portland
snI can safely say that greater satisfaction was
never experienced by an audience than on that
occasion. Since then it has been played to
crowded houses every night everybody goes
to see il. "Pinafore" trains and 'Pinafore
steamers are run expressly to give the country
neople A chance to witness it, The Galety
Theatre will be rettted, and n grand private
entrance will be opened expressly for the occa-
SION. We predict a. grand rush, for all our
,,rincipal citizens have announced their inten-
ton Of witnessing this play of the century
Reserved seats and boxes are to be had at
John Lewis book store. Call early and make
sure, for the house will be crowded every night.
, 1879-11-15
HANKS the many valuable and

THANKS. Besides the many valuable and
magnificent presents received by us on re-
o.n, occas;op we return our sincere thanks
to the following kind friends for the follow
ing articles received since our return zen
and Mrs o. o. Howard, massive eut-giaSs
obelisk with thermometer; Capt and Mrs
Grey. Vancouver full set Japanese trays
Dr.. Towns, L. S. A., magnificent chased
silver cake basket; Col. ]. H. Redington'
pair of silver napkin rings; Capt. Edward
Hunter, U. S. A.. case of silver teaspoons
Mrs. Richard Keeling. set Of silver teaspoons;
Mr.. aud Mrs. H. d. Chapman. richly chased
silver cheese knife; Mr.. Chas, Boyer gold
lined silver sugar spoon Mr., Jack Daniels
silver card basket and Mrs, Major Mayna-
dier for handsome oil landscape painting
, 1879-11-15
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL,
n,...sr. of the Throat and Luh.s. such
Con,h hS. ColdS. " oopins Cough Er0n.
rbtfis. Asthma and Consumption.

vv1HE FEW COMPOSITIONS, WHICH
have won the confidence of mankind and
become household words, among DOT only one
bnt many nations, must have extraordinary
,;r.uss Perhaps no one ever secured so wide
rsnntation. vr maintained il so long as AVER 5
Turrrv PECIoRAL- 1t has been known to the
nnb';s bout forty years, by long continued
tsr;ss of marvellous cures, that have Won for
: a corfdence in its virtues. never equaled by
- ~, any other medicine. Ii still makes the
1aos. 4ffsetual cnres Of Coughs, Ca'ds, ConsamP-
~ tba. can be made by medical skill, Indeed
The CHERRY PEcrokA has really robbed these
Sancerors diseases Of their terrors to great
s~tent and given feeling Of immunity from
ths;r fatal effects, that is Wei founded u the
rsmedv he taken in season. Every family
sho,,ld have il in their closet tor the ready snd
,aro,nnt relef of its members. Sickness, suffer
MN lmo and even life is saved by this timely pro
tsstion. s. The prudent should not neglect It,
snJ the wise viii not Keep it by You for the
-,-,t.ou it affords BY its timely use In sudden
attacls. Prepared by
M. j. e. AYER 4 CO.. LOWELL Nass-'
Pr.efieal ana Analytical Chemist.
HonsE. DAVIS & Co., Wholesale Agents,
H-' Portland, Oregon.
ooio os Sn 22-ly
, 1879-11-15

fLvNFyHLE.-This place is now nearly
cleared N lumber and wood We are informed
mat there is over half a million feet OF lumber
md about COO cords of wood awaiting ship
kient by the fume as soon as a supply for the
fuFl"ee Is afforded. These articles are placed
sontlguous to the fume. and can soon be run
e"Wn The capacity of the fiume when water
: peAty Is upwards of 40 cor,is Per day, or as
e-Ahy as $1,000 feet Of lumber. DIR, Bialock
ae>ef'eS success, and we believe he Will attain
, 1879-11-15

\ TIMELY nISCovERY-O On Friday last John
Campbell and Emmett Wilson, two prisoners
confined in the Pendleton Jail under sentence
for term to the penitentiary for larceny,
made an attempt TO escape but were discovered
Before they were successful They had whit
tied ont key and had other rude made tools
q assist them in their escape. but being caught
.!he sheriff kept them in irons, and locked them
N The cells aud started with them on Sunday
Ast iOr the prnitentiary
, 1879-11-15

A BARGAIN. An old frierd writes us that
on account of old age himself and wife wish 70
retire from the management of their ranch,
and offer Il for sale at very moderate prioe-
It is situated in the mountains where snow sell
dom falls to more than four inches, and never
stays over a few days. There is ferry boat a
,,s.office. saw mill and blacksmith shop belong
ing to this ranch; the ferry last year took M
Sisa0 IL ;s . fine place for an industrious
n,su with = family. There are fruit trees and
nrapes % in any quantity. and yield sure and m
sbnndant crops. 1t is bunch-grass country,
anJ stock do well in the hardest winters ANY
one one desiring further information can Obtain an
narticulars by applying personally 10 % .ne e"l.oI
ef this newspaper. The price Is s-uU. .n,. aTr
from our knowledge OF the place IS wohaefiuii''
cheap.
, 1879-11-15

WHEAT S2EDiNG.-Ih- az, ,.I.S. Of wheat
soun II this time is not large and the most 81
ths III the ground is just cooning up. There
j. vast amount Of p paraIion bang male t"
yut ii a large crop Th5 people On M;dile
T,u.hr. have ce.;e very little piowin-as yet,
the gr,und having remained tor dry to plow
up IL tn or twelve days ago. The late rams
have st the plows to work i'll good earnest in
lie section named
, 1879-11-15

. THANKS. Uncle Jake Miller has our thanks
for free pass over hi stage lines from this
city t. C,iiax thence to Lewiston This is the
missing link: We can now, thanks to the
Hra john Haley, S G. Red, Esq, of the o.
s. y. Co., Louey NcNioiris and others, now
~ 10 the railroad IN the Central Pacific line,
to tide water, and tn thn mountains. Who
wouldn't Inc :, live, pCpuiar editorf
, 1879-11-15

NEw Ro,p-A new ruad is being surveyed
from this place to Eureka Flat. 1t crosses
Dry creek below the Mullan crossing. after
which It runs direct to Shaw's ranch or the
Touch"t. 1t is said that at Shaw's place there
i . good place to build Il bridge When this
rral shall have been worked through it will
l-,>rn the distance at least four miles than thS
- nov Travelled 10y the LeMar crossing of
the Tnichet.
, 1879-11-15

NP.LAyn OrFIcE-The n. T. r. r. Co.
sr. opening a branch l-nd office at Colfax,
Whitman county. ". 7. They have fixed the
price Of their lands within thr 40 mile limits
of their present located line at 80 per acre.
cash. and 81 per acre on time, charging per
cent I,r annum on deferred payments. ID. &.
Levi, and ". H. Cusilnan " Ii have charge of
th. niiic..
, 1879-11-15
BUSINESS LOCALS.
AHTslI,NG HUsINEsS.

The amount of furniture sold at the sales
room of Evertz & Abel, opposite the st. Louis
Hotel, is really amazing; on fair day, teams
from all parts Of the country congresate around
loading up furniture for the country, while
trucks and drays are kept busy delivering to
city customers. The reason is they always
keep su, b a stock th2t eyeybo5y is suited at
hottpm rsicoS
, 1879-11-15

CorINC.-John Kelly. the prince of violin
lists and the Ole Bull cf the Pacific, will play
tonight At the City Hall During our noun
tain life We have heard Mr.. Kelly's genius des-
cantel upon around many A rearing camp ire
ny miners who, in other climes had Eeea tor
.una:e enough To listen TO the enchanting
strains Of his violin. And now Il {. he is in
our very town let us show our appreciation OF
native genius by turning out en- mdsse to be
deliLhtrN
, 1879-11-15
THE GIN SALOON.

The cool weather induces 1irany. Of our citi
zens to visit the city. Ed Williams Gem
saloon is crowded, and Major Domo, the cele-
brated Charlie Abrahams, is smiling as
basket of chips The success OF I'D Is owing
- the fact that he serves up nothing but the
hsst cigars and LIQUORS, including the J. II.
Cutter whiskey. The best billiard tables in
tnWn
, 1879-11-15

CHINE OF BELLs-We hear it whispered that
r,Jv from Portland who has just heen OF. a
al, her. proposed that chime of bells be put
. ,l. tower of st. Paurs church, and offers to
= -. # the largest bells herself. 1t is also
ss,5 s;i that Gentleman here will give another
iarrp on"
, 1879-11-15
HEWEy TAYLOR'S SALOON.

This saloon has been retitted and renovated
in a most elegant manner. and well supplied
with the choicest brands of liquors and cigars.
4 free lunch is one of the at actions of this
popular resort Those who onre try 1t will call
acraln
, 1879-11-15
PIANOS AND cQGANs.

If you wish 20 buy piano, organ, sheet mu-
sic or music books, OF if You wish to have an
instrument tuned or repaired, CT exchange an
old one for q new one, OF an organ ior piano.
nv having the difference, call on Stanley Bros,
Who Will furnish you any kind of an instru-
ment Won want on the most liberal terms Soft
, 1879-11-15

Early SHOWS On Monday night we learn
that from three to four inches of snow fell at
the Little Meadows in the Blue mountains.
\ light fall occurred some ten days ago which
soon melted OF, and there is reason to suppose
that the present fail viii soon disappear too
There was little snow in the same quarter NJ
T. tie middle nf December last year. As there
Is Ne w, seas ns alike it is difficult to proSnos-
tlcate what Is III store for us
, 1879-11-15

w" RAILROAD CARRIAGE lew car
recently placed on the W. W L C. r.
- d Is a perfect beauty, and rejects great
=, vi 'ne workmen on the company as well
h Vuf CITY generally. No better xork could
n, -'lsa out from an shops, and We are hap
viii III I1.e t that henceforth this kind of work
E;da o. ~ oe done at home. We took the 6rsf
Oct s,J Ies maiden trip to Wallula on TIE 2!s.
In. NJ a an more conf fyrtahle ear we never rode
work ~. "isaard was the builder, and the
sountr, ninl's LIN The boss workman Of the
, 1879-11-15
s,yrRa.CI,Ce REsiAUx,NI.

The excellent meals which are supplied to
the g.rhlc az this famous restaurant fully ac-
counts for its great popularity. Strangers
visiting the city should give it the INST call.
No tr,s,ble or expense is spared to obtain the
hest articles of food in the country. The same
old prices. three meals for one dollar.
, 1879-11-15

MoDEL.-0ur old subscriber and friend
J. W. bussel calls on us with strict regularity
every Saturday for his STATESMAN. Last week
'4'ne in- paid up like the gentleman he is,
~ sent MS iayOrite II his brother in far OF
wa Inc past spring he lost many of his
lA'''e winch set him back considerably but the
H. Eat prolific harvest redoun6ed So greatly to
lii, ~" antiSe that he is himself again. We
tI.,.e" ci;fcmcie success Of laen like this for
r. are oid settlers who are now reaping the
'eH' " Their past honest energY.
, 1879-11-15
ROOTS AND SHOES.

Rubber boots and shoes for men, rubber
boots and shoes for ladies, rubber boots and
shoes for children, rubber boots and shoes of
every style and quality, can be found at the
lowest living prices at Dolan's Boot Shoe
House, opposite the postoitice.
, 1879-11-15

COOP WORK. Last Friday out at the nrr
srrv Philip Ritz, with his digger, took NJ no.
rotrrcs Of apple, pear, plum and cherry, from
N. to four years old, and on Saturday about
,,A0D They were taken up in the best of or
der much better than could he done by hand.
Tbo-e wishing to plant trees this fall would do
well To- apply as early as possible.
, 1879-11-15

-.,-,,rrIArIoNs. We congratulate our
...lpr Maui on the addition to his fam
>. :, :. "a. rot Z. boy 70 be sur, but was the
- .t..,.--.it. Mr.. W. n Smith also comes
nv ,.,' y,,-, HI, Is boy and rs ii is the first
~ ~ cfrs y,ir, was douhly welcomed.
, 1879-11-15

Goyr But WILL RETUEN.-Our friend DIR.
Nichols. who has been associated with that
other ,kiliful disciple # Hahneman, DIR. Kel-
1.,s left Us last week for the East On trip
,,bi.i, W. hay,. not the slightest doubt will be
,,Iis advantage. Bring her back right away,
n.r,or dear, for We are all Lonesome without
, 1879-11-15

PLOUGHING.-The recent mild rains have
had the effect of placing the land in fine order
for the plough. There will be more land placed
under cultivation the forthcoming seasons than
ever before in our history. Teams are az a
premium and none need be idle in all this
country Most of the land that was summer fall
lowed The past year, will lie in full cultivation
next year, and even the last unprecedented
wonderful crop will at next harvest he cast IN
the shade by what is bound TO come.
, 1879-11-15
v.s1,,susyrp Plan THAT PAYS.

. Buy you home in the -baasfWd Addition.
Messrs. Chapman & Boyer, real estate agents,
have a few more choice lots for sale in this
locality. For sale on the installnent plan.
Buy you home now, ani save. taat rent bill.
, 1879-11-15

,.., TprA-Dr. Blalock's ranch Of 300
n.., n, ,own with wheat this season, but
a, ~. .7u,ner fallowed. The DIR. intends to
=, h. land in good condition and not ex-
se,. e. II. soil bv continuous crops His other
n'- n".L l,w town will he seeded rs usual
, 1879-11-15
EASTERN OYSTERS.

The oyster season having well opened our
energetic friend Tom Taylor has secured the
finest bivalves that money can procure, and Is
prepared to serve tham in all styles to his num-
erous patrons at the lowest prices.