The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1883-11-08
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SHALERSNILLE, OcUODer ISSj.
This is to certify that we, the undersigned,
have each secured farm right to use upon
our premises what is known us the DehiOw
Portable Fence and have fenced one hay stack
each with the same, and would say that we
consider it q grand Improvement and cheer
fully recommend its use TO all our brother
farmers. We consider it of more value to us
than Il magical fence that would arise out of
the earth around our stacks the fall and
again vanish away in the spring, for can
have the use of the portable all the year Its
erection will compare with ti.e magical In
fact after our fence is once built the setting it
i'll place is surely magical performance, when
two men can set up panel in from one to two
minutes and we do not miss the time in doing
it. Then it is so neat and SO easily handled,
and so very reliable, in fact we can make it as
strong as we please. We are fencing our stacks
this year with only the inside brace and think
that is sufficient. If MOTIVE can soon add more.
We consider it perfect in its construction and
very pleasant to have. !. L. CLARE
b. +. CRANE.
Now the proprietor of this fence takes pride
in rendering his thanks to all for their endorse
meBt OF his enterprise and more particularly
SO to the above named. In speaking OF b. f.
Crane, would cheerfully say that he is a person
who stands high in community for his moral
worth and for his energy and enterprise. He
could boast of his three farms and of his 10
acres of wheat CROP also of thirty to forty acres
of potatoes, a yearly crop, and also of other
grains. He also produces large amount of
the maple sweets, and also has a large dairy
whose products amount,at the factory,t to from
$l2 to S15 per day at times. Press on, Bcntiy,
but hire more help and Slacken your daily toll.
Now we pass on TO Newton GoodelI, who lives
upon high land, who lives peaceful life, who
is an ornament to his township, and who has a
fair share of our domain, and who has energy
and perseverance, to keep his surroundings in
a neat and tidy manner. He is now adding
large and cOmmOdiOuS barn upon his premises
and sports the best team in the township, if not
the best i'll the county. He, too, is Il patron of
the portable fence, And now we pass on to
our venerable townsman Sias Crocler, ESQ.,
who numbers "a years, think, who yet STANDS
erect and presents a portly appearance and
whose counsel SOuUht after pndo
affairs of the First National Bank, of Ravenna
and who in early life was in straitened circum-
stances. He acquired the use of the compass
and the chain to locate the platS of Garth for
the early settler to pitch his tent upon, and
who saved his earnings and put them to good
use until he has amaSSed a large property. [
am told that he says it is at times burden to
him, but most people like to carry such loads.
May the Esq. live on to more usefelness is my
wish, He, too, is patron of the Portable
Now we come to Horace Hine, the grandson
of the above Esquire, and the only remaining
child of his grandsre and only hjer TO this large
| estate, Said Hplaae 10 young man of steady
habits and a comfort and solace to his aged
| grandfather and full of enterprise and energy.
He, too is a patron of the Portable, has used it
some two years with comfort and complete
| satisfaction. And now we pass to our enter
prisi = postmaster and farmer and merchant,
| G.. r. Sage, whose surroundings smack of thrift
and neatneSS. He, too, is patron of the Port
| able. Now pass on to the impulSVe and gO
ahead Luman Lunar ,n Nelson, who can boast OF as good
| and as nice 1aF1n as there Il in the township
| or perhaps in the county, kept up in a neat and
| wOrkinanllke manner and whose surroundings
are replete with buildings but his eternal en-,
ergY will not let him rest here. A good dwell.
| ing must he removed to give room for Il more
pretenttous one. From present appearances il
will be the grandest structure for a dwelling
in the township, Go ahead, I.uman, but dc
| not work too hard and fetch yourself to an un.
timely grave. as did your father This samt
Luman is a patron of the DeMow Portable
| Fence. And now we will paSS on few rod.
to Truman Dickinson's where we meet the
genial face of sobriety and content and wh0st
| rOuntenancG would Introduce him into
good society where he would be Il shimmerinl
star giving light and comfort to all around
He, too, endorses my enterprise. Thanks
Truman, may you live long and happy life il
my wish. And now we will pass ON to l. L
Clark, who owns good farm in very good re
uair which produces plenty for his tamii,
and enough to spare, by which he has accum!
| lated quite respectable bank account, goot
and commodiouS buildings which are kept il
good repair, and neatneSS dwelS without an(
within. He, too, is Il patron Of the Portable
Fence. Next and last we arrive mt A. P. Spen.
anu his surroundings partakc of neatness an;
comfort. Has Lid by enough to warrant hin
a competency to last through old age. He, too
is patron of the Portable. 10 demonstrate
my improvement We approached Mr.. Spencer
who had used said fence some little time, auC
asked him what he would take for his farm
right. II declare" he said, he 'did not know;
he could not make an estimate" We said tt
him, will you take fifty dollars and be barred
from using it?' His answer was, II do no
know, but one thing do know and that is this
| have no desire to part with it.
Now few words about shalersvilc. 1t i
considered to be the most wealthy farming
| township in Northern Ohio, and its people will
compare well with other communities Tor in
telligence and enterprise. Shalersville is a bat
place in which to practice hunbuggery.
think the vender of such an article would sOol
come to want, although some few have beel
bitten, some with the common sense chllrIl
Others with the hUlless oats and otthbrS witt
gold mining stock nothing very curious how
ever and now this Improvement has sprung IL
among the people of Shalersyille and they hav
endorsed if which is pnSitiVe brODf nj tS utilirY
If you cannot believe the testimony pfcsente
, you would not believe although one ShOul
| arise from the dead and testify to its utility
, Farmers, now is your time to secure farT
right. Get your lumber the coming winter
make your fence, pack it away, have it alread
for the spring campaign. b. f. Crane says, ''b
the eternal, will build one or two hundre
rods the coming winter, and then | can fenc
& ny SACKS m tbn u. less tn9n no time o. fence var
has popularity that no other fence has. !
twelve foot board will make twelve and a hal
: feet OF fence. In setting up one hundred pane
!. YOU gain fifty feet in length. which gain c
lumber will nearly or quite pay for all of tn
iron.
The DeAIow Portable Fence isnow established
/. 1t is not an Improvement which is for to-da
or tomorrow or next month or next year, il
for q HE time and will be transmitted to you
l children and to your chidren'S children, an
Will be used as long as there isany need of
tence. NOW say to enterprising young me-
, that mere Is an unparalleled opening FOR them I
get a start 10 lay foundation Tor Il large proI
efty; ANY one who engages in he entcrpris
ana hy any good cause fails TO make II success
apply 10 me and you shall not go away empt
v handed. 1t has been said that | have stated
:, Iaouious return upon the Improvement. hay
u sald That there was millions in it, and maR
4 the same statement again. Consider the nun
: per oI farmers in the United States and know
v lnS Ini.C every man needs some OF it and mo
o anl wiz oi,Iie nave some more or less. Now suppo:
LWo lnliil9ns take farm right at the low prit
k OF tIWehly shillings the amount would he ii,
Ii,3l nllii9n ana when this is accomplishe the eI
|. iPI!se mas Just commenced. All those wi
wisn Sl 70 secure farm right can do so in peisC
OF 9 1y letter. My motto is to help to build l
anp Hot vear down, Yours with respect,
Y, l.. DEMOW,