The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-11-03
VERDICT OF STARK COUNTY FARM.
ERS.

Mr.. w. II. H. 0gan, the representative
OF L. Cahill & Co., of Kalamazoo, Michi-
gan, and who we mentioned two weeks
ago, has already commenced operations
in Stark county and is meeting with
marked success, his sales up to date
amounting to upwards of seventy-tive
machines.
The following are few of the many
testimonials from parties who have pur-
chased from him, and every one who has
examined the machine, unite in pro-
nouncing it complete success and are
pleased with the way the Company does
business. Any one doubling the liability
OF this firm will find, by examining the
commercial reports, that they are quoted
at some two hundred thousand dollars,
and they come highly recommended by
every one in territories where they have
eanYassed previous to coming to Canton.
STARK COUNTY, o., October 25, 1881.
We, the Undersigned, having each
bought of VIM. Webb, salesman for l..
Cahill 81 Co., one of the Famous Sulky
P!Ow Attachments, and having tested it
thoroughly, believe them to be Just what
they are recommended to be. Flowing
ca be done better than by hand, and
with less draught on and easier on the
team. You can work any kind of PlOw
and can use two or three horses, as you
chose. We like them very much, and
recommend them to the farmers. Try
them and see for yourselves. sv.
JONATHAN SHEARER, JEROME SAUSSER,
JEREMIAH SHEARER, VIM. SHEARER,
JACOB LONG.
OsNABURGH TP., STARK Co., October 30
1851 would say to the farmers of this
county that am ready to speak in be-
half of the Cahil Sulky PlOw Attach
ment, having tested and bought one and
am more than satisfied with in. 1t is
fully what it is recommended to be. 1t
runs plOw lighter than by hand, plOw
ing same width and depth and does the
work much better and l advise all farm
ers who wish to do their work well and
easy both to men and teams to buy
them. JONAH ANDREWS.
October 18th, 1881.-We also bought of
n. w. Hamilton, Salesman, for Cahill g.
Co., one each of the above mentioned at
tachments and acquiesce in everything
that is said for them. They are no hum
bug, but on the contrary are just what
we farmers need to do our plOwing well
and easy. Try them and buy them.
+. A. WISE, WIN. BACHTEL,
ALVAN WISE, f. SEIKEL.
SANDY TIP, TUsCARAwAs Co., October
22nd, 1881.-This is to certify that have
seen the Cahill Sulky PlOw Attachment,
ana InOrOugnly tested IL III Q1merent
kinds of ground, and have bought one
and feel safe in recommending them to
any farmer. They run light and are
easily handled and do much better
work. JONATHAN w. LUPPER.
SANDYvILLE, OHIO, Oct. 26th, 1881.
After thoroughly testing the Cahill
Sulky Attachment, 1 bought one and am
highly pleased with 1t have used
some three days. 1 know what am
talking about; you can do much better
work and with less draft on the team
than with some plOws by hand, and
recommend all farmers to give them
trial believing them to be all they are
recommended to be.
DAVID SPEAKER.
SPARTA, OHIO, Oct. 18th, 1881.
have bought one of the Cahill Sulky
Attachments; have seen them tried both
in stalk and sod ground and will cheer
fully recommend them to all farmers as
being just what they are recommended
to be by agents.
JESSE Erase.
The following is a few Of the names
of others who have purchased:
GEO. STINAIETz, MICHEL EVANS,
SAML. TAYLOR, REUBEN KAsSLER,
JAMES ID. FARBER, DAVID SNIDER,
II. B. WALLACE, BENJAMIN CABLE,
HERMAN REECE, w. III. BRAUCHER,
GEORGE 8. BROWN, DAVID CABLE,
P. A. HOUSED, j. Il. EvINs.