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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-07-04
Most WONDERFUL.

Very seldom do we read of an actual
case Of recovery, where hope had alto
gether been lost, to equal that which
was on Monday Investigated by a. Dis
patch reporter who had heard, In Vari-
GUS quarters, persons talking to their
friends Of a cure, seemingly little short
of miraculous, that had been performed.
YIN. Lincoln Curtis Is the name Of the
young man In question. He is now en-
plOyed at III. K, Porter % CO.'s LOcOmO-
tive Works, Pittsburgh. His disease was
Chronic Rheumatism. The enormous
swelling and pain In the Joints of his
arm soon, produced paralysis of his left
arm. He gradually grew worse, his
ankles and knees were soon even worse
than his arms, his cheek bones began to
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-07-04
Sheriff sale.

Clement Russell Order of sale stark County Cont
Pleas
Casper VOgt OF al. .. ''-'. .'t ...'...'
by virtue Of order OF sale Issued by the clerk
of the court Of common pleas OF Stark county,
Ohio In the above action and directed Will offer
for sale at public Outry at the door 6f the court h0se
in the city OF Canton, Stark county. Ohio
Saturday, the 7th day of July, 1888,
Following described real estate the county
OF Stark and state OF Ohio tOt Part northwest
quarter OF fractional section number 81, township
lJackSOnl In rango number 8, ip said stark county be-
ginning at point on the west line OF said fractional
section distant south thereon chains and S2a inks
from the northwest corner OF said fractional section and
running thence vast line parallel with ts north
line OF said fractional section IL chains ~ 81
links; thence south parallel with said line said
fractional section chains and B2 links; thence west
parallel with said north line said fractional section
12 chains and AZ elO links to said west line thereof;
and thence north along said west line 4 chains and
S2 links to the place OF beginning containing six
acres Of land subject however, the exceptions and
reservations as TO roadway &C. tar. $50 EFsrF. u.
Appraised at f. ...e ID 40. |r ......
Sale TO commence at one O'Clock D. m. Terms cash.
Ii. ALTEKRUSE Sheritr
r. l. BALDWIN, Atty. 3D. r.' r..i '.nrf .rr.
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pUKEs,s LAST WILL.
tri. hF q rT~-- Nr7--. tA -
He Gives 1000 to Mary BeesOn; the Res
g. of Hts Property to IIs Mother

!
He Gives $4,000 to Mary BeesOn; the Rest
s5s of HIS Property to His Mother.
UNIONToWN, Pa, June 20.-After much
search the last will and testament OF N.
l.. Dukes has been found. 1t Is written
on the back of letter., and as no one
was looking for will in such place,
1t came near being overlooked with
other old papers. On the morning of
December'29, 1889, the day Of the ha6eas
corpus hearing, while sitting in the
Sheriff's, parlOT, and anticipating his
liberation that day, Dukes took out Of
his pocket letter he had received from
his friend Isaac Van VOOrhis of Pitts
burgh, and wrote on the back of 1t his
will in brief form. He gave $1,000 to
Miss Mary BeesOn, to whom he was sup
posed to be engaged, and the rest of his
property. without specification, to his
mother, Mrs. Strhble.. He made his step
father, AsbuTy Struble, his. executor,
and the will is. witnessed by Register
and Recorder Conner and Sheriff Hoover
The will was filed for Probate today.
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In Chicago, the other night, a mind
reader was asked by prominent citizen
on the stage to tell what he was wish
ing for at that moment. The mind
reader placed his hand on the gentle
mans forehead and quickly replied:
You are wishing that these expert
ments were over so you could slip out
and get drink" Aud every body said
"WOnderfulw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-07-04

The first quarrel: Philip Fogy, Jr.
(WhO has refused, after prolonged dis
cussiOn to get gaudy Taiment and take
his wife to the DeabrunOs fancy BALD,
mOrosely-'I wish had married a sen-
sihle woman" His recently-acQuired
spouse Ito whom the said ball is for the
moment much more attractive than
heaven), vindictively-"She wouldn't
have had you"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-07-04

The other evening, as he lay In the
hammock dreamily gazing atthe smooth
flOwer-sprinkled lawn, his darling ap-
preached and said: There Is. differ
ence between you, dear, and the grass
plot" Communicate the variation"
This is daisy level, while you are
lazy -" couldn't hear the rest of
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HO-! FOR GEAUGA.
Do not go to Real Estate Agents
to Buy Farms. ....

The undersigned have number OF choice farms In
Heauga county for sale One farm O4 acres
80 acres has never been powod and has It 800 su
gar trees and good timber land IL located q mile
from school house and miles from county seat good
living water and good buildings. Price $40 per acre
Also one of SO acres In MOntve, 1B being tiu
be has good house that cost years ago 81 800 good
barn. Is miles from county seat Price ei5 per acre
Terms cash.
We also have q number OF other farms Parties wish
Ing to buy look at farms will be depot
returned free of expense by addressing the undersigned
Mr. Geary. OF the firm, was former resident OF Stark
county. Address. 6EARY & SMITH,
lun20-Om Thompson, aeauga Co.. Ohio.
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l was severely afflicted for eleven
years with Hay Fever, after trying al
most everything without avail, | gave
up all hopes of being cured, when pur-
chased bottle of Ely's Cream Balm.
To my surprise, after few applications
l was entirely relieved r. Watson
Harris, Letter Carrier, Newark, N. j.
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Sheriff Sale.

Joseph Dworth, Eyu oder Of sale stark counts Uoin
Pleas . ..H.
Regin MC5ur ct al }
BY virtue 1f order of sale ssued by tho clerk uf
the court Of common ps1s of stalk COUNTY Onto ;hH
abOve action snu to me directed. VIII otter for sale
pubc Outcry at the door OF the urt house, the
% canton stark county. Ohio,
Saturday, the 1lth day Of July, 1888.
the touoWtag DESCRIBED real estate situate in stark
county, Onto to-yif Lot humber seventy 7G tft
JOB JOhnsOns adiision tho OF MI UuIon OhiD
Appraised At 81 200. . .. . . ..........
Sale TO commence at one o'clock ., N Terms csh.
...LsL..- ..-.-.-. .. II ALTEKI{USE. sheriff.
w. f. PARK, Attorney.
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= A man who received a specimen copy
of the new Chinese paper published In
New York, looked 1t over, and then re-
marked that he had no objection to a
puzzle department of one or two col
umns, but when the entire paper was
devoted tO.illustrated rebusses, enigmas,
anagrams and other puzzles, he thought
itwas altogether too much and he would
MT subscribe for the sheet If 1t was only
10 cents Yeans VI rsasss 5srIs 4
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A sad case Of bereavement comes from
Camden, Oneida county, N. Y. A man
there has just buried his sixth wife.
Her remains were Inferred In the same
lot with her five predecessors, who rest
side by side. The afflicted husband
says he will never marry again, because
his burial lot is full.
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VI surgeon fsecommends.

: DIR. j. NJ. G, Pheeton is u. 8. Ex-Sur
geOn, residing now at Bloomington, Ind.
The DIR. writes to say: "IrecOmmend Sa-
mAritan Nervine because it cures cpl
lepsy." Physicians, generally, are It's
friends, e'- s1ss
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-07-04

~ Faded articles Of all kinds restOr-
ed to their original beauty by Diamond
Dyes, Perfect and simple. 10 cents at
all druggists.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-07-04

enlarge, spreading his face out of all re-
semblance to his former self. Two ply
slcians pronunced him hopeless. Pc
dnna cured him. Page 20 DR.. Hartman's
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Attachment Notice.

The Connection Valley RallwayA Before b. r. Faust J
= VIII I'd 50 STARK 60 Ohio.
Adam W. OberIin. Defendant, 7-s-- .L.-.,.. s.
On the 18TH day of Junn 1853. slid -IuG1Ce issued
order Of attachment in the above tuu, the
az % % s-nH ..Hrar rurr
. CONNOTEON yALLtlY H. X COMPANY.
canton, D.. June 2S. 1885, jun27dw
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Attachment Notice. D..

. f|r.t .tl.Hr-r r------saIF Hf ..sE ....
Malachy Horan Before Jonathan 5. hudson j. p.
vs. OF Canton township. stark cOun
On the goth day OF June A. d, 1888 aaid Justice Is
sued an order of attachment In the abOyo action for the
sum Of R44.09. '
said cause Will be for hearing on tho 9th day u
August A ID. 1883, at o'clock q. m .... ...
Iun27dw MALAOfiY HORAN.
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SheriT Sale.

John n Bren1ier )order OF ssIs starx cninty
. ..t vs. e#urr. : Common Pleas uourt
Henry Aiulsh0wer &c uX y
by virtue OF an order Of sale issued ny the the
court q COMMON pleas Uf Stark county Ohtu tu
above action. and u directed. VII oIer sale
puhiic uucry at thu court the city
of Canton, STARK county Oni6 on ~
Saturday, the 2lst day Of July. 1883,
the folOwng described ratl estate togt Lot number
one hundred and sNtyhree IN Henry II. Myers addi-
ton 70 South Canton county Of stk and state 0t
Appraiser At $3.50 E -''ft'-.'-' r'if r t fsi .s..
Sale TO commence NJ me O'Clock nj Terms c1usIi
80 .. .s n AIiFRISHUsE. shsrifI.
LOuIa N SCHAKFER. Atty ..,. .I.- u
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Attachment Notice.

John b. Brothers Before Jonathan y Hudson }.
49,, ysr,- Z, Caption township stark
On the 18TH day June 1883 said Justice issued an
order OF attachment In the above action for the
tlbbb4 SAID cause will be for hearing the Attn day
OF August, 1888 at O'Clock a
jun27dw 500 JOHN b. BROTHERS
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FOR SALE,

splendid farm in Burton, Geauga 90, Ohio. IB2h
acres Black sand and Oam I'm high state Of cultiva
u0n. Finest Of corn, wheat clover and grass land.
About 100 acres cleared. Plenty of rail timber. aud
water. Large new house, barn. sc. splendid large
young orchard in fun bearing. Immediate possession
given Frank ID. Chapman on the place, viii show it.
Dash, or long time given.
For terms and further particulars call on, write 10
II. H. PRATT,
a 1un20Om .-- lO7 Pub. Square, Cleveland o.
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Teacher: "Can you tell me which is
the OlfactOry OrganP7 Pupil frankly
answers. "No, SIR" Teacher: Cor
rect" Pupil goes Off in a brown study.
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LEGAL.
Sheriff Sale.

Robert a, Pinn ct al Alias order OF sale. stark
Mrs. Lucinda Holiday Court '''I
By virtue q two alias vendi e1ponas
issued By the clerk OF the Court Common Pleas on
stark county, ohio In the above action and 20 me
directed Will offer for sale at public OutcIy
door OF the court house. In the city OF Canton STARK
county OHIO .f...tttt.l't
Saturday, the 18th day of July, 1888.
following described real estate situate IN the toyst.
ship OF Jackson county OF stark and the Ohio
and being part OF the northeast quarter section Ba
township IL. range beginning FOR the az the
southwest corner Of lot No g. it being the southwest
corner of James Robin9Ons tract OF cOun-
and state Aforesaid and running thence north with
his west lines 90 24-iOO chains post north
line Of said quarter section Il being the northwest
ner OF said James ObinBOns land; thence westerly with
the north line OF said quarter section 5000 chains
% post; thence southerly and parallel to the first
above given 40 22l0O chains 70 the south line
OF said quarter section; thence eastwardy with said
lines 6ll0O chains, TO the place Of beginning con
tining l6 acres, more oAe5 Also lot number 2BS In
Arvine Wales addition TO the town. ciey OF MIssiI-
Ion, In said county OF Stark and State OF Ohio
Is acres appraised az al5OO t... .. .... u .-... .
Lot No. 2BS appraised at $3.50.
Sale TO commence at O'Clock D. m. Terms cash.
... ...-.. H. ALTEKRUSE. sheriff.
FOLaKR GARRETT. Att'Ys ... .. ..-. ..
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Local Freight going leaves at II "a a m and
carries passenger between Canton and Urestline.
Hoing east leaves at r. 1B and carries passengers
between canton and Beaver Falls
pullman Palace Sleeping and Hotel Cars attached to
all through trains without change, west bound to
Chicago east bound TO Pittsburgh Harrisburg Bait
more, Washington, Philadelphia and New York
For time tables rates n fare through tickets and bag
gage checks, and further Information regarding the
running Of trains apply 70 Il L. THOMSON Ticket
Agent Canton, O.
EH- Time given In above table Is Columbus, o. ume
which s minutea slower than pittsburgh tune, and
20 minutes faster tllaA chicago nfes is ~ ase
rDaily. tDaily except Sunday. tDay except Monday.
W. A. BALDWIN, ~ y 4 A. fUsD
Manager. aen'l Pass. Il Ticket AQt.
--'- PFFTSBOKaH. PA.
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r,!J,,, VISITED -. sTALEs OF Asrgueat Quo.
Proposed Amendment to the
Constitution of Ohio,
Section Eighteen Of Schedule.
SENATE IOlNT RESOLUTION No. so.
JOINT ItEsoLUrIos

JOINT RESOLUTIONS
Proposing Amendments to ths Constitution
Be II resolved ~ tp ecral "a sa5- bly rftre ststs
Of Ohio lhsts Al t9o zaEl sgclgu N ho held gn t5s
second Guostluy of OCtgb0F A. 10 t2eH thHrR EnHIf
subuitted fig Tor her approval nr Seti1n
two pToposions TO amend the constitution uf tho state
a. IUlnWs;
. FIETr tHOPOsITION. ....r ..
"rhe additional sactiona In and with section euhtseu
Of the schedule shzl no repealed ana there shall be
Subsltut6d for Il the fDlDWiuEf
the genera assembly sha regulaHa the unffr iU "a
toD2atn4 liQuoTa ~ ~ 90 pg,vide assinFt evils result
rnsnis heTe0a u mr. TINTED By any provision af thf
cOnstituhOHn. .r... ..... -....'.-. ..
...I....t Second PROPOSITION.
The additional section" n aud Win section arht1pn
0f the sci edits sHa ig repeal I'd ari there shan ba
substituted tlT lt the tti0Wus.
.lhs manufacture Of aud the tr2ro 10 inmylc.tlug
lG9olS 20 DO used e5 bavgrlRe forever urrhlEgI
ahd the Eensrsi ASSEMBLY, shall provide b law Tor tls
The electors yYti in fzvof ~ the said hrsf rr0prs
ton s'GH haVA uu trr' gl'sts The words I,leuitlau
ana taEitlDn gi thu llHJr utuc-NaE" and those agi
lna In Tagur " tlr sad ssJud T4l .suu shaft uaga r
thsr bsil1fs the voryis 'truuEitun ut Intoxicating
nquQTs---N6a p. .....
II either 1f ths said two proportions b. us s proved
by majority ~ th" electors voting &c tho snia soitDu
then the amendment therein proposed shall constitute
separate section OF article hiteen 1i tla guauu1u
......r. %. j. NrEHE.
SDeuEur 0f the House ~ RrIi a-rufaTis-s
.. .. h. @, BIgHhNpS. ..
.......... President Ii EIg -grat.
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gzlrag srlrrror AnMda, ono

...-..... -tFl'H " lhh rrfhtrAaF gF HFhTE
JJANF- v NEaMAs secrrtus uf state NJ fta sts-s
Of Onto tu UrIeny ca7FIfv tst me foregoing g. rr9s
coIt of lat hasoiguuu IIoptni br .nr Gu@rlI ~.
ssrhN uf Tl' state uf Ohio tHH GIh Har ss AurHI
OIL
Is rFsT rNF1ty EgIE1B. hassi Htrrsutl slI Ecried
M IHlia. E4 ulEca tug Er7a- a. E -lat 20. Ohio
at Columbus, tuc I'm day 0f rGi g. u . ssB.
. .... ... ..... o. ~ 3fls- So. hf's " fN. .....
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Zinc Homo For Sale Oheap

7room house on lthe corner of Newton and West
Fourth street. Good well. cistern and OutbuIldings
Fruit OF all kiDds-grapes, cherries, peaches apples
sc Good coal house and she'd stable with iOOr In ii
and for two hOTSes and buggy. Call at .'
dec27u 5B East ruscaTaWas Street.
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MISOEnLANBoUS

- - Corner Building Lots in
oO my I'd Addition. Parties
wishing to build are not
required to pay any cash down.
Terms, 3 annual Payments, COM
mencing April, 1854, with g per
cent. annual Interest. 1 have
Building Lots in other localities.
j. Il. KITZMILLER,
Office, 81 West Eighth street.
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Saturday, the 14th day Of July, 1888,

the following described estate situated In the town
OF Osnaburgh, stark county Ohio and known part
OF the southwest quarter OF section eight 81 bOwnsp
eighteen 81 in range seven u commencing for the
same at the southwest corner of Wood and WassOn
Pitt street. thence the nOTth Uf said Wasst
Pitt street II fee thence north and parallel with tile
east line OF Wood street chains and links; thence
west and parallel with the north fine of sad WassOn
Pitt street l12 feet thence south ne
part OF the tract OF land conveyed by George Keith aud
wife 10 WiRmt t3heatziey. ...-rr ... t.t..r. .7H-
Appraised at F5, 600 -rr. ..au ..l ..Ht.. .. s..
Sale TO commence at O'Clock d m. Terms one third
cash, and the balance In two equal annual payments
with interest from day Of safe secured by mortgage on
the promises eLld- r..G trra... ....I BOD.
..... .. ..... H. -ALrEKRUsE sheriff.
MONO & MCCARTE, Atty'a .
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by virtue Of an order Issued by the clerk tile
court of common pleas Of STARK county Ohio, in the
above action. and 10 directed Will offer for sale at
public OutCy at the the house the city
OF Canton stark county OhfO on f'-fr
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FOR SALE OR LEASE.
NOTES FOR SALE

several rstclass mortgage notes amounting to about
$4,000. They bear per cent annual interest are
well secured by real estate mortgages Gail at the
Of Lynch, Day N Lynch.
apr4.0w AUSTIN LYNUH Agent
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Sherif's Sale.

Jeese 5heatzey } Order of sale lnIPaTtitIOu
VI stark county Common
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Robert a. Pinn ct al Alias order OF sale. stark
Mrs. Lucinda Holiday. ! Court '''D
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-08-31
Summer Scarfs and Ties,
Linen Collars and Cuffs new, at LaFar's.
The Town Talk

Straw Hats, just opened, at E. Heidts
1879 Congress street.-AdU.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-08-31
Brevities.

The steamship Gate City sailed for BOs-
ton yesterday with large cargo of freight
and a full list Of passengers.
The regular weekly practice of the "a.
vaunah Rifle Association will be post
pOned to-day until next week.
The new Kelly wharf shed improves the
appearance Of the river front. The shed
is substantial and at the same time at.
tractive.
p. B. Baldwin, Richmond, Va; f. p
DismUkes, Quincy, Fla; >. W: Craig
Charleston, :. c., and j. u. Register
Statewide, Ga, are registered at the sore
ven House.
f. y. Brooks. Washington, ID. c.
Joseph W. Brennan. Augusta, Ga; Chas
II. Adams, Philadelphia, and Chas. }. f
Ritter. New York, are qUsrtered at the
Pulaski House.
The meeting of the Captains Of the
several military rifle teams has been post
gOned until next Tuesday. the 4th inst,
when the meeting will be held at Ger
mania Hall.
Eight prisoners were arraigned ia the
Police Court Yesterday, and fines to the
amount Of $50 were imposed in lieu Of
sfxfv-ffye days Imprisonment. Three
prisoners were turned over TO the City
Court and one discharged.
Two colored men, John Riley and
George Guckenheimer, became involved
in an affrav near the corner Of Whitaker
and Charlton streets about 10 O'Clock last
night. in the course Of which Quicken
heimer drew a knife and stabbed Riley,
inficting severe wound in the left Shout
der.
An inquest was. held over the re-
mains Of the sailor who died We'd
nesday night from injuries received in a
fan from the royal yards OF the British
bark George Davis, on Wednesday after
noon. and a verdict rendered in accord
ance with the facts, as stated in the
News Of Yesterday.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-08-31
THE NEW POSTAL NOTES.
4 Great Convenience to Our Business
Men-TO be Ready for Use Next Week.

4 Great Convenience to Our Business
Men-TO be Ready for Use Next Week.
General Lafayette McLaws, Postmaster
day or two ago received
an advance copy of the new
postal notes. He said that the object Of
the department i'll getting out these notes
is to facilitate the sending of small
amounts of money through the mails.
Each blank will cost the sender three
cents, and may be used for any amount
from one cent to 81 50. The notes are not
designed to take the place of the money
orderH which will continue in use the
same as heretofore.
The government is responsible for
money orders, but with the new postal
notes the sender alone is responsible.
This new note or draft is likely
to fill a vacancy that has long
been felt By our large CON-
mercIaI firms. 1t viii have the advan-
tage of cheapness, costing only three
cents above the amount of the draft. and
of simplicity, being substantially only a
check drawn by the Postmaster
aC one station upon the Postmaster an
other. Above all, little time will be en-
plOyed in procuring the draft or getting it
cashed, and in this city, at a busy time of
the daY, when every minutes loss Of time
is felt, this new device will be gladly well
coined. The notes will be ready for use
on SeptembeI 3.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-08-31
sarannah,s shne Trade

As very few people nave any idea Of the
extent of the boot and shoe TRACE in Sa-
vannah, the following facts and figures
will be read with interest, especially by
merchants and others connected with the
trade:
There are in the city twenty retail
stores. representing capital Of 100000.
They receive during the year about $1,000
cases of goods, averaging from $50 to $50
per case. The sales from these twenty
houses amount to about 10000 pairs Of
shoes annually, which would give to every
person in the city an average Of over four
pairs Of shoes a year. The busy season
for the retailers begins on the 1st Of OctO-
Der and continues until late in the spring.
There are eight jObbing houses carrying
a capital Of one million and a half dollars.
Their busy season opens on the lst of
June, and continues until the lst Of Feb
ruarv. Thirty-seyen drummers are EN-
piOyed by the JObbing trade, whose sales
amount TO $4,000 each yearly. These
statesmen command salary all the way
from $1,000 to $1,000 a year, and are men
selected for their ability and fitness. Dur
ing the past three years the jObbing bust
ness in Savannah in the boot and shoe
line has increased over nifty per cent. The
Forest City to-day being the largest shoe
market this side of Baltimore. supplying
Macon. Augusta, Columbus, Milledge-
vile, and the territory within a few miles
Of Atlanta.