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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-01-01
OBITUARY..

SNYDER November 9Th, 1879 Mrs. Susan,
rellct OF Daniel Snyder, deced aged Sc yrs,
months and 7 days
The deceased mother was the daughter Of John
and Eizabath shreyer and was born in North.
cumberland county, Pa August Let, 1893, Baptized
In her infancy, at an early age she confirmed her
faith and formally united with the Ev. Lutheran
church. of which she remained faithful and de
won't member throughout her long life. She was
united In marriage with Daniel Snyder in the
State Of Pennsylvania. Fiity'two years ago she
removed with her husband TO this State and re
sided In this county to the time Of her DEATH Her
husband died few years ago, Their union was
blessed with eleven children; OF whom only two
sons and two daughters survive, She died in the
faith Of Jesus on Saturday, Nov. Sth, 1879 Appro'
prlate funeral services we're held on Monday fol-
lowing at the shermans church In Bethlehem
township, where Rev. P Herbruck in German,
and the writer, In English, addressed words OF
comfort and instruction to the mourning friends
and the large congregation assembled upon that
occasion,
The Lord comfort the hearts OF the bereaved
children and grandchildren and prepare them
to become partakers with their deceased mother
in the ressurt otlon Of the Just. D. W.
sCHELLABERGER. - December 26th, 1879
Ralph, aged month and II days and Dec. 9th.
Mary Ella, aged yrs, s months and days the
only children Of Reuben and Sarah Ann Schells'
berger,
These two little ones, dear though they we're to
the hearts of their parents, were early gathered
home to the bosom Of the Good Shepherd as His
own cherished lambs. He has taken them from
all the storms of this life, to the blessedness and
peace OF heaven, where they shall ever live in
immortal bloom. May the Good Lord bind up
the wounded hearts of the bereaved and stricken
parents, ard give them grace by faith to look up
through their tears and say: "rhe Lord gave and
the Lord hath taken away; blessed be the name
of the Lord"
Ralph and Eta were buried In one grave, on
last Sunday morning, at Peters church, at which
time the undersigned preached discourse based
upon the words: OF such is the Kingdom Of
God."-Mark 10, xiv. DIV.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-01-01
NURDERous SHOOTING AroDsLns LAKE

A man named Cady, employed at Mudge's hO.
tel at 0del's Lake in Holmes county, shot and
killed man named Teeters on Saturday evening
last, Cady is man So years Of age snd unmarried,
while Teeters was married man ltSeems there
was an old feud growing out OF a law suit brought
against Cady by Teeters's wife before abe was
married and In which Csdy was cleared, the
charge being assault and battery. Teeters had
been long, threatening Cady who avoided him.
About dark Teeten put In an appearance, and
was In liquor. He followed Oady into the base
ment bar room and cornered him behind the bar.
With threats he made a move to an inner vest
pocket as If to geta pistol, when Cady realizing
something must be done ired, the ball striking
Teeers ust over the right eye aud he fell al once
insensble. A Doctor was summoned and pro-
nounced the wound fatal Csdy dfa not try TO
escape and had hearing before Justice who
fixed his bail at So 0Oe but falling to get bail he
WAS Jailed at MilerburR. Cady has hsretofone
borne good character.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-01-01

COLUMBUS -PatroluAn ThomasEW. Flood of
Columbus, son of Colonel Charles B. Flood, died
suddenly on Christmas day. He took severe
cold on Monday previous from exposure in rain
storm On Christmas some friends were at his
house for dinner. When they passed out to din
ner he was sleeping as though enjoying rest
Soon afterward bis father, Col. Charles B. Flood
passed through the room and observed that his
son was very quiet. Examination proved that he
had died, apparently without movement from
the position in which he was last observed, pro-
baby from paralysis Of the heart. Deceased was
known as a good officer, one of good judgment
and good address. He was thirty four years old
born in Columbus aud was q single man. He waI
printer by trade and followed that occupation
up to 1877, when he was elected patrolman. Ht
has been President Of Columbus Typographical
Union No and in 1870 was delegate to the In
ternAtional convention Of the Union at Cinoin
natl. The father, Col. Charles B, Flood, is vel
known In and out OF Ohio as an able Democratic
editor aud writer, For year or two he has deer
furnishing one article each week to the Cincinnati
Enquirer, entitled "Old Time Politics"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-01-01
SUDDEN DEATH.

On Monday morning coroner Anderson was no.
tilted that the dead body of man had been found
at the American House In Osnaburgh. Upon In
Vestigatton 1t was learned that the deceased's
name was Patrick Hoolahani that he had been
employed near Rlbardsvllle on the narrow guage
railroad and tat while on a spree during the
past week he had been pretty badly bruised 0p in
a saloon fight, at that village. He came to Osna-
burgh on Saturday evening, bearing evidences OF
his late fight, and getting no place to lodge, slept
in q shed in the rear of the hotel. Sunday morn
ing he went in the house and after being warmed
up, ale o hearty breakfast. Through the day he
complained OF not feeling well and said that he
thought some of his ribs had been broken In the
fight. He was allowed to sleep that night on the
floor In little store room off OF the bar room and
In the morning he was found lying near where he
had made his bed, cold in death. From the bruis'
es on his body an autopsy was deemed necessary
and which developed the fact that though he had
sustained severe bruises none Of the injuries were
necessarily fatal and that the immediate cause OF
death was pneumonia Of both lungs brought on
by exposure and his own neglect and not from
the beating he had received therefore no arrests
were made. 1t Is thought from what deceased
said few days before he died. that he has q
brother and sister In Philadelphia, Pc. He wa
about 26 years Of age, about5 feet 6 inches In
height, dark hair heavy black moustache aut
had been evidently hard working laborlng man
The remains we're buried Rt the InArmary bury
ing ground on Tuesday.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-01-01
MARRIED..

DoUP-GEIB-0n tina 24Gh inst. BY Rev. P.
Herbruck, Mr.. George Doup and Miss Mary Getb,
both OF Canton,
RINDCHEN-M -M0NG-0n the 25th inst by the
same Mr.. Eli RindChen and Miss Lena Mongr
both OF Stark county.
ALDINGER-SHANK-on On the sam and by the
same Mt Christian Aldinger and Miss Kate f.
Shank, both of Stark county.
BIsHOP-sNYDER-o the 18 Of Dec, by Rev.
d L. Ridennur OF Cairo, Mr.. Harvey O. Bishop
and Miss Catherine Snyder,
WAGNER-WEARsTLER Christmas even.
ing, by tue same AZ the residence OF ATSolomoR
Wearster, Cairo, Mr. Jim Wagner and Miss
Mendilla Wearstler.
NEIsz- z-BRENNER1-0 Dec 25th, ut the resi-
dence Of Mr.. John Brenner easI OF Canton, BY
Rev. F Booth, Mr.. John F. Neisz and Miss Fan.
ME Brenner
COY-sTUCKEY-BS Rev. J.J Lehernsn, Dec.
25th, 1879, Mr.. Augustus Coy 10 Miss Emma Stuck
ey, both of stark county.
ANOWER-DAHLEM-B the same and on
the same Mr.. Nathaniel 5hanOHer TO Miss Anna
Mary Dahem, both of Stark county
I BIERY Y-WALLACE--By the same aud on the
same, Mr. Frank BIery to Miss Lizzie Wallace,
both of stark county,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-01-01

Notwithstanding the fact that we have
careful police on the force, itseems that some of
our citizens have been pretty badly cAned lately
and the assailants have been allowed to go un
punished. Among the number was our young
and enterprising merchant, Thomas Keefer
Members of the Robinson Hook & Ladder Com
panysurrounded Tom en- Christmas and presented
him fne gold-headed cane.
On Saturday evening, Mr.George Naysmith' was
considerably surprised by being waited upon by
the Steel Works employees and presented with an
elegant cane, the gold head of which was very
appropriately engraved. Mr.. Naysmith has been
superintendent Of machinery, engineer and repairs
at the Works here for sometime but is about to
leave for Cincinnati TO accept a position In the
Globe Iron Works there, He is held In high es.
TEEN by his employees and fellow'workmen here
hence the Gaming as token Of regard,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-01-01

From the Rockport Ind, Bdaner:-There is no
medicine In the world which has gained such
fame as ST. JACOBS OIL; this is, however, not in
the least astonishing, when we consider It's truly
wonderful curative powers, Mr. F. Rodenburg, OF
Grandvlew, called at our office last week and re-
lated the following circumstance. II suffered with
Rheumatism for over six yeRrs; consulted many
physicians ahd tried hundreds Of remedies, but
without avail. Having seen ST. JACOBS OIL adver.
tised In your paper, and heard Of some most as.
tonishing cures, sent to ROckpoft for bottle oi
the OIL, and used It according to direcsiouS
The relief felt was almost electric. got better
at once, and now there is not trace of Rheuma
tism loft in my body,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-01-01

strasburg, Jan l, 1890.
"Ven dot beeples dolt you dot der Dumont he
vas solt all Won dem hooray oltday goos' cont
you vas gotten oxcited. schtop leedle! Hold
on Der vas whole lots lefet, yust so goot Ike
new and as vresh like beach. BISMARKUs'"
Dublin, Jan.l.
"I'm tellin ye there's a fcine lot OF those
prislnts fer the childer at Dumonts. Those OF ye
that forgot, don't forgit this wake. DENNIS
Paris, January l.
"oui, oui, monsieur and madam ze beautiful
magnificent deesplay of re elegant brands Of ze
bread -four; ze grande extra assortment OF ze
gsusage; you get him smoked or you not like him
smoked, you got Ee long meet wisout ze smoke
You gel him wiz ze garlic or you get him WIZ ze
garlic not % piles Of re beefa-la'mode 20 pref
~ white lard, Ee hams, ze Shoulders and all ze
kinds Of meat, with ze salt or se salt not. ze
brooms, ze wooden shoe, ze basket, ,ze buckeet
tubs, ze syrup, coffee, sugars, and ze way down
prices make 70 publlque cry "Vive Ia Dumont
FRANCOIS
The choicest line Of groceries, confectionery
TO-, meats, (fresh, salt or smoked) ever offered In
the city, at lowest eastern, western, northern or
southern rates, at Dnmonts "Old Cheapside'' a.
and % South Market st., Canton.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-01-01
THE WEEK OF PRAYER,

The Evangelical Alliance recommends the fol-
lowing program for the week Of prayer
Sunday, January 4th-sermon on the "FullnesS
Of Christs Salvation"
Monday, jan 5.h-Thanksgiving for the bless
ings Of the past year and prayer for their contnu'
ance.
Tuesday Jan, 6th-Confesslons of sins and hu'
initiation before God
Wednesday, Jan. 7th-Prayer for the church OF
Christ, It's ministers, its growth in grace, aud It's
enlargement, and for reVlvss Of religion through
out our country.
Thursday, Jan. S.h-Prayer for the Christian
Education, for the family, aud institutions o
learning; for Sunday Schools and Christian Asso
Citations.
Friday, Jan 9!h-Prayer for nations, rulers anC
people, for peace and religious liberty.
Saturday, Jan. tOth-Prayer for home and for
eign missions; for the outpourIng Of the Spirit up
on all Hesh and the CONVERSION of the world.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-01-01
CONSUMPTION CnRRn.

An old physIclan retired from practice, having
had placed In his hauds by an East India missionary
the formula Of simple vegetable remedy for the
speedy and permanent cure for Consumption Bron.
Ohltis, CatArrh, Asthma, and all Throat and Lung
Affections, also positive and radical cure for Ner.
vous Debility and all Nervous Complaints, after hav-
ing tested ts wonderful curative powers In thousands
OF cases. has felt II his duty to make II known to his
suffering fellows. Actuated by this motive and de-
sire to relieve human suffering will send free Of
charge TO all who desire it, this recipe in German
French or English, with full dlrecons for preparing
and using Sent by mail by. addressing with stamp
naming this paper.-w. w. sHERAB, lis PowerS
Block, Roehester, NY, oct0.l3t cow
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-01-01

THE DAM NUIsANoE.-Now, that the Court has
decided the Union Mill Dam nuisance, the pub
10 are interested in knowing what Is to be the
next step toward its abatement The property
has proven an elephant for some time and there
Is question Of ownership and responsibility that
may be difficult to settle. The present weather is
very favorable for the removal Of the nuisance.
Should the dam now be taken down, the back
water drained, the ground ploughed up and BOW
ed with salt and be followed with hard freeze,
much of the dlreful consequences predicted as
sure to follow its removal, will be averted.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-01-01

THE CANTON GRANGE-Will install the officers
elect for the ensuing year on Saturday, January
10Th at their hall in the Dannenliller building on
Tuscarawas street. The officers elect are as fol-
lows:
Mr Henry R. Packer, Master John r Mathews,
overseer; Hiram ). Peoher, Lecturer; Thomas
Lloyd, Steward; Joseph c. Frey, Assistant Steward;
William Neisz Chsplain; LewisJ. Wise, Treasurer;
Jacob Ruperd, Secretary; Henry R. Rohrer, Gate
keeper; Mrs. Lovina Fey, Ceres; Mrs. Maggie NlesE,
Pomana Mrs. Julia Mathews, Flora; Mrs. Harriet
Maxwell, SteWardeRs,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-01-01

HAEL'S VnoETABLE sIcILIAN HAIR RHNNwER 10
acientiAc combination Of sOmo Of the Rio1J power
ful restorative agents In the vegetable kinEdCh IL
restores gray hair TO It's original color It ses the
scalp white and clean. It cures dandrun and humou,
and llIngOut OF the hair. 1t furnishes the pHt1tive
principle Ny which the hair iS nouriShed and suppor.
ted 1t makes the hair moist, soft and glossy, and Ia
unsurpassed hair dressing. It Is the nnAt eooAo
mlca preparation offered to the public, ~ ltS
effects remain long dime, making only ~ Oceaston.
al application being necessary. 1t h recommended
and used by eminent medical men, and officially en-
dorsed by tho State Assayer OF MassRohnNglta. Thp
popularity OF Halls Hair Renewer hEs ncTrasod
with the test Of many years, both IN ts country sod
In foreign lands aud It Is now known anS ss.1 In h
the civilized countries Of the world
FOh SALE BY ALL DBALRhs.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-01-01

A sURPRBE.-Lsst Saturday being the birthday
anniversary Of Mrs. Daniel Reausuyder, the fam
lily residence near Berlin In this county, was sud
denly invaded by some hfty or more OF the rela
tives and friends resolved to honor the occasion,
It being her fity.third anniversary, All this was
a complete surprise tn the good lady, who did not
dream Of It, The Reverend Mr., Young Lutheran
minister at Canal Fulton, was present, aud made
a few appropriate remarks. The tables were
spread In due time aid loaded with a bountiul
supply OF good things Mrs. Reamsnyders maid
en- name was Barbara Hover or their ten OF
spring. three are married. and seven of the ten are
boys. May the good lady and her husband Dan,
lei live long and continue 10 prosper,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-01-01

The GRANGE MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE Com
PANY-Hed their annual election OF officers last
week which resulted as follows:
Mr.. Lewis Essig was elected President; John K.
Neisz, Clerk; 8. j. Wise Treasurer; Joseph W. Kirk
Appraiser; T. Van Horn, Levi Stump and jacob
Rupert Directors. The annual report showed an
increase Of Sll6 41O during the year In their vaua.
tion and the policy holders have had to pay thir'
ty cents on every thousand dollars Insured, which
is certainly very cheap.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-01-01

K. ofP.-Atsregular meeting OiiBuckeye Lodge
Knights Of Pythias, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year; A. Housel, p G
John Melborne, C. c.; Chas Earnshaw, v. O.
Daniel Jolly, NJ. A (; L. Kassler, K of R & g.; g
A. Frease, NJ. f.; J. A. Meyer, NJ E.
Trustees, Wm. Klngsworh, A. HOusel and H.
Bacon; Clerk, Eli Bowman.
Representative to Grand Lodge that meets In
Dayton In May, John Anderson.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-01-01

By the latest postal decision business men can
actually make money by getting their bills and
statements OF account printed Statements Of ao'
count and bills Of sale that are made out on paper
that Is printed at the head can be sent through
the mail for one cent II the envelope is left un.
sealed; whereas, If made out on imprinted paper
they will cost three cents. Thus by pstronizIng
the printer two cents can be saved on every bill
or statement that is sent through the mails-Er.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-01-01

The best 0lgarS, Wholesale and
retail,) Smoking and Chewing To-
bacCOS, In the City are to DO had
at VOlkmanR'S Sign Of the "Big
Indian" Democrat Building OaA-
CON, Ohio.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-01-01

SAD AcoIDENT-On Tuesday afternoon, Teenie,
nine year old daughter OF George sivLles while
endeavoring to catch onto a moving freight train
near the Spring Works had the clothing almost
completely torn of her, and ner Left foctr run over
Surgical attendance was promptly called when 1t
was found necessary to ampulate portion Of the
foot. In spite OF repeated warnings children are
allowed to play around moving LralnA
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-01-01
NEW nEPARTnRE.

Something long needed In Canton has been an
auction and commission house where goods
could be left for sale on commission. Our citizens
will 20 pleased TO learn that this want is now
alled. Messrs. H. B. Fogle & Co. have leased the
storeroom in Geiger's block, formerly occupied
BY sherrick & Miller and will in a few days open
a hrstclass auction and commission room. They
will always have on hand general assortment
Of goods, and ell goods left them for sale on com
mission will be dispoTed Of promptly at the best
of prices. Bents qualities as an auct'oneer are
too we'll known to need further comment and
his services can be secured at any time to cry
country sales.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-01-01

THE soMER's BREwERY-Three miles south
west of Canton was sold at Asslgnee's sale last
Saturday by A. POntius, E.qr., the assignee Of
somers Co.; and the property was bought by
Felix Hirschheimer of our city, the consideration
being S1l 1tS Sixty-hve acres Of land go with the
brewery. We understand Mr., HI Hlrschheimer
means business and will set things brewing,
May Felix be happy.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-01-01

An Akron dispatch to the Cleveland Herald
says: Surveyors in the interest of the new mar
row gauge railroad now running from the South
10 Canton, to connect with the Valley Railroad,
are now running line north with view to an
extension via Hartville, Mogadore, in this county
Kent and Newburg. Parties owning large coal
felds understood TO be doing this to get their
coal into Newburg but are working very quietly.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-01-01

The social dance at Commercial hall Oh Christ
mas evening was grand success, and reflected
much credit on the management. John Eorsythe
OF HasSillon, held the lucky number that drew
the gold PIN, and Ed Reed OF Canton, drew the
ring The music, by Richeimer's orchestra was,
as usual, highly praised by all.
Atthe Robinson H. & L. Co.'S masquerade on
Wednes lay evening the hall was crowded and
the dance passed Off successfully, Miss Lizzie
Snyder and Harry Brown each drew % 50 gold
piece for having the best masks.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-01-01
Business gte1t1s.
RnR SALE.

A Hrs!.class stock Of Groceries and Fixtures. The
above have all principally been bought before
the late advance and wsll be sold at cost. Room
is lOOx17 good cellar, warehouse. refrigerator and
coffee roaster, inclusive possession given imme'
diately. Rent low. Doing an exclusive cash
business Sales, $4,000 per annum. Apply to
A. LIPPERT,
47E. TuScarawas st., Canton Ohio
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-01-01
A DEMOCRAT CURED.

A leading democrat of Burlington, MI C. NJ
Sutton, speaks In the highest terms OF the cura.
tive power OF the celebrated KldDey.Wort. 1t first
cured him OF distressing Kidney disease, and
he now uses 1t whenever he has any symptoms OF
billOusuess or needs toning up, 1t acts efficiently
on the bowels, and cures the worst cases OF piles
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-01-01

ALLIANcE.-Jobn Gehsu, one Of the employees
az the bagging factory, on Saturday last had his
hands accidentally caught in the machinery and
crushed SO badly as to necessltate the amputsHon
ofone, The other, although badly injured 1t 10
hoped may be saved -RevieD.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-01-01

There Is an old negro song, the sentiment o
which we think quite as applicable to some whit
people, 1t runs thus:
Brudder sees mote in his brudder's eye:
And can't see de beam In his own
You go home, sweep at your own door,
An leave yo' brudder alone.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-01-01

SOLDIERS AND SAILORS REuEIoN.--The Enter.
tanment Committee Of the Soldiers and Sailors
Reunion will Meet in the Y. N. c. A. Rooms, Sat-
urday evening, January Si 1880, AT O'Clock,
The ladies of The city are respectfully requested
TO meet with rs.
PAUL FIELD,
Secretary,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-01-01

Frank Erek's White House saloon was burglar
lied on Wednesday night while, Frank and hiH
family were attending party And lot Of cigars
liquors. Sl5O In money and sor1e twenty or thirty
chickens StoEen. The chickens wee nicely stuff
ed and roasted for lunch on New Years Day.
Suspicion rests on certain psEties and wsrrana
have been issued for their arrest.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-01-01

An exchange gives the following holiday hymn
10 the world:
Ye gluttons all who gormandize
And eat yourselves 10 dea'h,
And cram yosr stOmachs up so!full
You cannot get your breath.
Why VIII ye.longer turkeyize
Upon the Christmas day.
tell you IL is better far
That you should fast and pray.
My bill OF fare sci down above
May seem little thin
But try itTit will surely save
You from gluttons sin.
From wine and turkey and mince'pie
Save this dyspeptic race,
o Lord of ell but II they won't,
Then hide thy smiling face.
All you on earth who long to go,
who much desire to die;
The slyest way to suicide
Issuppsr on mince pie
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-01-01

REMENYL-The great Remenyi drew, fine
house last evening at SGhaeiers Opera House. We
know of no richer grander treat or greater won
der than Remenyi on his violin. Mrs. Emma
Thurston aud Mr.. De Celle are fac vocslists, and,
Mr.. Helnze on the piano is an accomplished ar
list. May they come again.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-01-01

The handsome and accomplished actress Adele
Paine, supported by Mr.. Walter Benn and strict
ly first class company Of professional actors at the
Opera House. for four evenings commencing
on January 10th, 1880.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-01-01

MesAs o'Brien & King who have the contract
for grading on the ConDotton Valley Railway
east Of the Montgomery cut to within two miles
of the RObardSville tunnel report that their work
will be finished this month. They are now work
ing fifty men and twenty two teams.