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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-12
Worry Ilnmnknblo Rnon worry.

Mr.. Geo. V. willing, of Manchester,
Mich, writes: "My wife has been almost
helpless for Ave years, 30 helpless that
she could not turn over In bed alone.
she used two bottles Of Electric Bltters,
aud IL 40 much improved, that she IL
able now 10 do her own work." Electric
Bitters will do oil that IL claimed for
them. Hundreds of testimonials attest
their great curative powers. Only afty
cents a bottle at Z. II. Barr,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-12
snturdny, the gsth dny Of March, lSsb,

Tho following descllbcd tOal wtAlo situate IN stark
county, Ohio, t0wt Drlng tho undivided one sixth
part Of section nnd plr " fractional section o. tuwn
hhlp 10, ranae o. bounded ~ followal Beginning NJ n
degrees tt, chains aud B1 lima from tho oruae roaua
OF IhOuhs DukatpH rre drlcrl thcnon n0rh dA de-
gfeol cas-, 10 chaiuA nnd 80 links ~ n glnicl hcnco
Aoulh tt degrees cast IL chains and NJ li0ka 10 n
alono Ut Henry Loulss nOHhwct conner, lhence SOUTH
n delueos wust, II chalns hnl W lnks 10 stone M
the center NJ tho fond thence south, hOA degrees wn
chains AM ~ links 10 stone M tho place VI bonln
MI Il, containing 10 p0tUO acre, nuio ur less,
Also the undivided onethlh part 0f tho following
promises, part Of section number township 10, range
b. bounded M f0uwal Beginning NJ tho center VI tho
road loadii IRON MNullOn " Fulton ohhlna pnd ~
links 10 post degrees cast from tho nOilh ant u0rnor
Of and formerly owned Ny Thomas Doxsec out of the
northeast quarterly c0rher OF y acres conveyed by
Thomas Mo ullOunh and wlto 10 ono Arthur ller by
deed dalcd Avn ith, 1901 thpnOe running north D
degrees east AMI along tho ountpr OF Al Fulton ROAD
~ chains aud bT llhhH more Or 10 10 the Hue W th
McOullOugls landl ih'ncp north ~ degrees west, an
along tho nuith lno Of eai0 McOullouphs lhnn, seven
chhlna and 40 llnks 10 tho center VI tho ONO canal
thence south IN dcgrcos wet and along tue cen o. NJ
Tho canal u chains aud gg lnGs moro or los 60 the
SOUTH w dugfecH cast nnd along tho north n1 VI said
phtie tract, chhinh and 40 OkH mora or eea 10 tho
place " bpnlnnlng containing II 20iOO ngirh moo
0t lte ~ surveyed by John whltacfc April ilh 1HBb
excepting thelettom hl tho fnht ana privileges for
said canal aud tond, and excepting also thcfcroin
tract uf huftHH sofa and oOlyuyl by ono John FOun 10
Samuel lplsrf, tho balance auld anu COnyeJpl hereby
bcinn a0lOO acfca, more OF ltsa
All subrc 10 tho dover estate Of Celia sChuhrIe
man
Interest IN lat tract Anrfased nj lbtIT,
Interest IN Hnd tract appraised ~ 400
sale to commence at one o'clock y. m. Terms caah.
jAmiSs LEE sheriff,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-12
Legal Notice.

Christian wagner 0t Madison, Greenwood county
Kansas Will take Notice that un Nnynn or iplh, lbsi
enlunpl itlirnef, administrator Oi the estate Of Della
fthrtt drcnhsr, nltd hs itlun N he Court ~ Uln
Wauiii " y pihlnn for ininrt auans said untstlhn
iuf 1850, anu Interest thereon fro, luly lat l0n hld
iQftlbl ~ hhd Interest thereon tf0m December p0lh,
hhn uelvftfd by tai christian wagner 10 Hnld DELL,
huhetl m her lfe tlnin rhat n writ of attachment
was ieHucd nv hN sail Uhilsti N Whpnef and that te
number thiue tho aaid aud eight (UUH), ~ the ny
or canton, STARK county, Onto and that the same
VIII DO snll i satisfy tho judgement when recovered
said uhtlahn Wagner IA required 10 answer on or
before the path ot March, ilyb or Judgement will
be taken against hin, SAMUEL llufFNElt,
AlmlnlHifat1 VI ihu estate OF BELLA
keohelt, detea ed,
inArBLw ~ MrrkR a pirno, his Altya
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-12
Thomas Jefrerson saId this regarding

Thomas jefferson said this regarding
who should OIL the offices soon after no
took the Presidential chair In 1901:
II would have beOn TO me u circum.
stance Of great relief had found q
moderate participation Of otli'e In the
hands Of the majority (the Democratic
party, would gladly have left 10 time
aud accident 10 raise them to their Just
share. But their total exclusion calls
for prompt correctiyes, | shall correct
the procedure, but that done, return
with Joy TO that state OF things when
the only question concerning candl-
date shall DO, IL he HONESTY Is he capablep
IL no faithful TO the Constitutions
History repeats itself aud Mr. Cloyo'
land now has the same problem presen-
tod that Mr.. jefferson In 1901 solved 30
satisfactorily TO himself and 10 the party
which elected him. The Republican
party has q right under the new admin
istratlon to exactly as many aud the
same kiud of offices now held by Demo-
crats-and no more,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-12
saturday, tho 9lst day Of March, 1885,
Legal Notice.

ianac iiohrcr VI Kanaaa ulty IN tho County VI Jack
tu IN tho state VI MlN0ul u hereby Notified that On
Juy i7th, 1893 Lpwls llllsghhtnpr hlpd lila petition
IN tho Court ot Common plAs, HtHfk county, uhln
aAnlubt tAah lt0er ad 1901 tnH lOrth N II gld lsahu
hihipr uu March Vlnd 1871. bought clothing And
iprrthnrdlae from ANd plaintiff amounting To seye
ten dollars tlT uOl hnd Un February iat, lHl, uAd
lslAo holirpl executed aHd dpyuru 10 une lien limn
n, Faust Ills nuu Tot tluh hld sixteen hundred
tkaiBiOOl payable ten daiB attei data and that after
wards Bald bcnlamln v, Faui sold AMI tfals ~ II Tho
saint, Tor valuable consideration, " SAID Lewis
lfaChhemrr hhu that there IA due on said mentioned
ueiit, tiUm January lsL 1871 hnd "a the last nlpi
lunni note ihe sum OF tliUOO aud lhlefeet thereon
from February IAN, lbta, NJ pet cent, payable
annually, and ior which AHii Bunp and interest aud
puHtH Aald pAhin nh,A ludn npnt against said fsAAo
ilUlfpr and that upon MI said petition an lrlof "
kttA hinpnt VIA Issued RUN Hall Court and tho anmu
wns levied upOn the real estate VI eai Isaac iohfef IN
BtAfk county, uhlo
gBth day Of March, 1880 or spnl thnua ter IA may he
LEWIS lllilSUHliBIAlEl
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-12
THE WIND UP,


The inauguration ball Wednesday
night was the grandest the country has
known. rhe decorations cost $4,000,
aud the furnishing OF the new pension
building hall for the night must have
cost 100000, The view from one OF the
purple'hued east galleries revealed q
space ll6 feet wide and 800 feet long
filed with gally dressed women and
mea, wheeling and whlrling IN and out
over the yellow satin floor. Bushels Of
diamonds were displayed on the dresses
aud pearls beaded and braided were
seen In prolus0u. Flowers were seen
in abundance. In twelve sections
they wound In and out of the
dance and waltz and thousands mere
pr0menaded while watching the dane.
ers, Tho roof, Atty feet high, was
hidden by eyergreeNs and thousands
of pendant streamers, making the
whole one mass OF decorations. The
largest mirror In the world, worth
$1,000 was displayed at one end and
looked like u hand glass In the massive
proportions which surrounded II, The
ladies were dressed In the latest fash.
ions OF capital society. Low cut busts
without illusion or lace were common,
aud bare bOsoms could be seen almost
everywhere. The daughters Of Senators
aud congressman were among them,
aud the majority belonged TO the bost
society OF the country, There was the
hest collection OF swallOw.tall coats
ever before seen at the capital, aud as
the evening wore on, blear,d eyes and
red noses were added TO the profuge dec.
OratiOns, Ataq1arter to eleven O'Clock
President Cleveland and ex-PresideDt
Arthur arrived, Tho crowd surged to
the reception room, Cleveland moved
around the hall with peudetOn on
one side aud Dick MerrIck on the other.
Mr. Hendricks aud wife ware with the
party, rhe ball supper, furnished by
Murray uili Hotel, New York, wal u
success, 600 being fed at one time.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-12

Time tried and true Is DR.. Blgelow's'
Positive Cure, which combines the good
qualities Of all the best cough remedies
without the defects OF any of them. II
cures promptly, thoroughly and perma.
nently, all coughs, colds, Group, whoop-
Ing cough, influenza, bronchitis,
hoarseness, incipient consumption, and
all throat and lung diseases, healing TO
the lungs; safe aud pleasant for chill
dren. Price 80 cents and III; trial bottle
free Of Durbin, Wright u Co., druggists.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-12

A DEMOCRATIC exchange tells Of its
Republican neighbor not liking tho
Cabinet tho inaugural, Mr., Cleveland,
tho b mocratlc party, or th weather. II
muet bo u dyspeptlc Journal to bo 30
disgruntled with everybody and every.
thing,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-12

GRANTS doctors are applying enor-
mously hard terms TO an liberated tooth
Of his, but he may get along In spite Of
all this now that Congress has admins.
tered some wholesome practical medicine
In the shape Of $4,000 q year.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-12

Take Ayers Sarsaparilla In the spring
OF tho year 10 purify the blood, invigo.
rate the system, excite the liver to ac.
tion, and restore tho healthy tone and
vigor OF the whole physical mechanism,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-12

Adolf Palloz, carriage manufacturer,
1l0 Carroll Street, Buffalo, N. Y, states:
Il was troubled with nausea OF the
stomach, sick headache and general de-
bility, Burdock Blood Bitters cured me.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-12
Sheriff Sale.


Kelm a Sons, order OF safe, stark county
w. Common flbhh court
DarnhaIt Wenning,
Dy virtue OF an order OF sale Issued by tho clerk Of
tie 90 II OF Common Pleas u STARK county, OhlO, IN
tue above action and 10 me directed | Will Oifor fOT
sae ~ pablo outoy NJ tho door Of tho court house In
the city Of Canton, on
Saturday, the 2lst day Of March, 1885,
tho following descrbed real estate situate IN said c0un
~ tOWti Described ~ iOllOwa Lots numbers me- on
Cb), slKt.en (0) rev nio"n Q7, tlgh etn (ls), aud
the east half ~ nntleen llO)i lots situate IN East
Louisville ON tho road leading ffOn Louisville 10 liar'
hbufgh
Appraised lot 10 at tl,iQO
l0At 100,
l7at 100,
lBat 100,
south W lot 10 at f25,
Sale TO commence VI O'Clock D, IN. Terms, cash
JAMES Ike, sheriff
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-12
saturday, the 28th day Of March, 1886,
Sheriff Sale.

Patrick o, Hun jOrdor Of sale, slarh county Com
Solomon NJ MillcEl
ny virtue NJ m order NJ fhle Issued Ny Tho clerk Of
tho court ui common pleAq NJ stars Co., uniu M the
above action aud W me directed w offer Tor pAo NJ
public Outoy NJ the door Of tho court house, IN tho city
" Canton, on
saturday, the 2Sth dHy Of March 1896,
tho following described real estate htualo IN btarh
county, Onto tnwIt, Situate NJ PAN 'nWn.h hlH a0d
known NJ thn Ot halt VI to nOrhhtp quarter vi 100
tOn mum ier ~ IN townshlp number II, fanRc number
NJ containing ia AfOt except tho pltou " ground on
bonded wa, uhouso, oonanlng about onofoutth N an
acre
Appraised H tb4lpb0
sails to commence Al ono oelooR y, IN rcrma, cnh
JAMES Lnr. sheriff.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-12

selves, An essential Effort was tho
maintenance Ot the blHn5r I trade I'm
favor 0f tleuui,ed States. Unnecessary
b DO thia, tho tariff should bB rails 4 To
include all foreign business and gold
would h0W in, In such volume thai
H. would he sufficient to retire
every legal tender, aud leave the cOun-
try with n currency composed exclusive
ly OF gold and silver"
These are beautiful words 10 read,
Bat We have not been supplied with
even q theoretical illustration of II,
WOnd II not have been we'll II the gen
tlemen had shown who the purchasers
were going to beY
st. Paul says: "Prove all things; hold
fast that which IL good" ls the gentle
man 30 bewildered that no does not
know that u merchant can not buy
goods from another merchant, unless he
aells his 0wnp And does no not know
that the wOrkmen OF any country can
not buy II they have no work aud no
WagesY How then does he propose 10
prove to us, and we want come reason
able shade of proof before wa make the
venture, for wa have had enough of
blind ASSERTION aud wild speculation,
that the gold would come in In such n
way AT al much less In the volume no
speaks OFF But what good would q tar
III on luxurlel dOY Are the peOpla Of
the United States babies, that they do
not know what they WantY and lus ead
OF elling them plainly that they can
not Hif0fd TO buy iuxuTles, and must not
d u W Wa must put The gingerbread up
on high shelf where they can not reach
iIp Or In other words, make II 80 by u
tariff that their pocket book can not af.
ford 10 get itp Surely Mr., b0wen ought
TO have credit for his OBVIOUS good ln'
tenti0ns OF wanting 10 be good father
10 the children OF the United Statesl
But fathers have often maze mistakes
aud ~ the children are Of age Mr.. Bowen
had better mind HIS own business, aud
lot tho children mind theirs.
In reference 10 his narrow policy
towards other nations; did no never read
the works OF Solomon: "lhe liberal soul
shall be made fat" and the Immortal
Burns: Narrow, selfish ways lead TO
the wretched, vile aud base" Let Mr.,
Bowen 80 home and sing with his Cbil.
dren:
chi that tho world might list and seo
Tho rlchness Of his grace.
Tho arms Of Oyo that compass me.
Would MI mankind embraced
Let me tell Mr., Bowen that no cOun.
try can afford 70 food this country with
gold, There are men In other cOun.
tries Just ~ much yeisei In thn aerpsn
tine twists OF trading as the gentleman
IL, aud II Mr.. Bowen won't take any Of
their goods, they won't take any Of his,
aud this will keep their gold ut homel
II man with u lal 60 family can not
supply their needs, II would not bet
ter MIS- cOn0ltiOn to Increase themY II
we need any interference with a"ythin
OF foreign nature, II IL immigration,
Teachers OF the tarilf had better follow
the example OF some wise men Of
Greece, who when they fouAd their
knowledge fail them, candidly and
humOly went an1 put themselves under
Other tutors, IN order to become wiser In
the future.
The tariff destroys the balance of
trade, aud instead OF maintaining nat.
ural markets. creates an artificial one.
Art decays. Nature IL eternal.
JOHN s, MILLER,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-12
Sheriff Sale.


A. d. Coldfen J by virtue Of an alias yendl eIponag,
VI, stark county Common Pleas C0uTt
s, d. Rohrer,
By virtue Of an alias yondl e1pOna Issued by the clerk
Of tho court NJ Common PLEAS Of Shlk county, ONO, IN
the apOye action, and 10 mo directed, viii otter for
sale NJ pubit 0uCry NJ tue door Of e court house. IN
tho citg Of Canton, on
Saturday, the 2lst day Of March, 1885,
tho following described real estate situate IN stark
county ONO 10 Wit being thr undivided thirteenth
part VI tho east part VI The northeast quar- o. becn
No H. township TO- range oOuli INK akt 'lNe Acren
Ofland being the premises described ~ tho deed u
William Nom ana Mary NOhn " Jacob Rowland,
dated August 2sth, lbiD ana recorded ~ tie iemrda
VI ark county tho under this order N 10 e1Vr tho
one undivided lhl lteenth VI the ol'hai 0l the above
described premise, subject 10 tho life estate OF Henry
ll0hIoE
Appraised At Ia2O,
sale 10 commence At O'Clock D. m. Terms, cash,
JAMES LkE, sheriff
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-12

7
NJ Davis
Dy virtue Of an order TO sell iaued by tho clerk Of tho
court OF o, mmOn Pleas Ot slaik county ONTO, IN tln
above action ana 10 mo directed viii ulof iof sale ~
city OF Canton, On
Saturday, the 2lst day Of March, 1885,
the following described real estate situate In said con
iy tO,w LOta numbers n and rs IN buohcra addition
tl tho city Of Canton, said l0lA being NV known ~
numbers OiS aud 90 on the corrected schedule VI tho
lots Of said city, with o Brick hill thereon,
Appraised al t7bOO,
Sale TO commence at ono O'Clock p m, Terms cash
JAMES LEE, Sheriff
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-12
snturday, the glst day Of March, lss5,
Sheriff Sale.


Louis M0ugoyE Exlrl order OF Sale.
w, STARK count Common Pleas
Charles YOuir0n otAl Court
ly virtue of An order Of aAo Issued by tho clerk OF the
court OF common plOM VI stark county, OHIO In tho
above action and ~ mo directed will Oof for sale NJ
public Outoy NJ tho door VI tho court house. In the cly
OF Canton on
Saturday, the 2Sth day Of March, 1885,
tho following described real estate situate IN STARK
county, ohio, tO.wlu Lots numbers gi7, AiI, GAO
aud ahl aud atiip 0f laHd gi feet and Inches wdo
on the wo,t ond Of lot pbB A In Meufoaycya addition
10 tho village OF Louisville
Lot $40 appraised ut 1850
Lot glA 800,
LOT gao 4" 900,
IOi phI 1850
Aalrlp OF 2ba Appraised ~ tbb
JAMES LrF, sheriff.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-12
Saturday. the glst day of March, 1885,

tho following described real estate situate ~ Stark
county, ONO t0wlt situate In the ully 0f Ma'hillon
and known a. u ip Of land forty (i0) ffet IN width
trout AMI rear Of tho entire west end or hde OF tho
sou one half " nt twelve (2) In The Nj Ralll0n Roll
Ing MI '0npanys alteration and SD .iylhon 0f va
Tl0ls Ois In he owl nov Cty Il MassillOn, recorded
IN Jnue lbi8 excepting and res'ryng merefr0m Tho
right Of way M the passing Of tho water OF hlppo creek
Appraised At 5000,
sale 10 commence at o'clock p, m, Terms c'sh
JAMES LEE, sheriff,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-12
DRUGGISTS.
a, N, llAlul


f5ucocaaor 10 u J, 0eigcr)
DRUGGIST AND pliAi,MAOiHr-u Canton, q, Where
may bo found large aud well aeeated stock Of I'm,
ported and Indigenous Drugs alApu aud rare Uhoml,
cAla dorolRn aud donustiNl Medical pfcpAraliuu
rruhaca supporters uto, uonba, llruahcg, aud pors
fuinuu IN endeea variety, HpcolA attention 10 the
nlllna OF phyulolana Prescriptions.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-12
Saturday, the 9lst day of March, 1886
SheriH's Sale.

John II, Danglor ordor Of sale, stark coun'
w. Common Pleas Court
James Buyard,
y virtue Of an order Of sale Issued by tho clerk Of
tho court Of common pleas VI stark county Oh0 In the
above action and 10 mo directed will 0tor fOr sale NJ
public outcry on tho promises, In tho Village OF Ma
yarle, on
Saturday, the Slst day Of March, 1885,
county, ohio towi Bclng ha south half Of lot mum
bor lftoen (ib) IN tho village ot Navarro
Appraised NJ 1900
Sale 10 commence a O'Clock .. m. Terms cash,
JAMES LEE, Sheriff
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-12
JEwELEl,B.


JnwEi.ltR AND OrTlUiAN-No IA EAat rupoarawaa
street. Fine Watches aud luWelty neatly repaired
and HpeoiAoloa nfopurli nltcd ~ tho eye febHH
uEuituh nkuIiik
JnwNi,Eil- -Dcauf IN Watches CLOCKS Jewofy, silver
warv, cic East aide public square Canton, y, Ito
pairing done promptly
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-12

Sheriff. Sale.


By virtue OF an order Of sale Issued by the clerl
OF lhe court OF common pleah of smrh county
Ohio Ia tho above action, and 10 me directed viii 0eI
for sails al public oulcy a the door OF tie court house
In tho city OF Canton, on
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-08-26
/ iicct of English Rule i'm India.


England has fostcred schools and
missionary enterprises, and these diffuse
what may be called political intcll-
gence rather faster than an Obedient
Christian spirit All these in
fluences combined are gradually chang
ing the manners, thoughts and charac-
tiers of the IlindooS. The BuddhistS,
Mussulmans and BrahminS retain their
peculiar customs and beliefs, but all are
affected more or less by the new, rest
less, questioning spirit let i'll upon them
by their conquerors. This slow dawn
ing new era il not without ground for
anxiety as TO the future of English Su-
premacy.
The character of the iIindoo is a curl
Gus anomaly gentle, dreaming and
apathctic, but yet capable of the widest
and the most savage outburstS of pas
sion. The safety of English rule lay in
the Gui2tnesS and lack of self-aSsertiOn
peculiar to this strange people and in
this dispersion of their strength, result
ing from immemorial religious divisions.
lt-Would seem 10 follow, therefore, that
if the influences alluded TO have tended
to remove these safeguards the result
Ing condition, although favorable to the
spread Of civilization, Is ominous of
future trouble.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-08-26

Notice is hereby given that in accordance
with an act entitled An act to provide for Il
general law for the Incorporation of railways
and canals approved Irh'y 18Th. 1851. beng
chapter I!-1 of the laws of Florida aud all acf~
amendGtory thereof. the unHerSI gnrd htNe
formed Al corporation for the purpose Of con
structing, maintaining and operating Il rail
road fOI public use in conveyance o. persons
and property. to be called The Palatkh and
pckIawnha River Railway Company. Tie
road i to be constructed and operated from
Pa{atka in the county of Putnam 20 DV:iiH IN
the county OF Marion. with Il branch from some
point in the county OF Putnam to Aston in he
county of orange. The length of tn" road l.
TO be about ninety miles and the road VIII he
made through and into the counties at fHf-
nam. Marion ana tTiliG'-
NJ =. G ARTrElt. -. Louis, Mo,
NJ Il BEAN. NOrWalk. pa,
:. V. golden, Lake t,eor-e. Fla.
T. :. COLLINS, orange SPRING, Fla.
e, 81 DI.FR- pni4tka. Fla
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-08-26
Society Girls in the Pickle business.

Two of the best known young ladies'
i'll New rleanS society are at TINS mo
mcnt conducting quite Il large pickle
business and they age selling their de
iicious pI, klcS everywhere from French
market 10 Carrolton. These girls started
into the pickle making business in a
frolic. but succeeded so we'll that they
have ust ordered severed hundred do Ell
bottles with their firm name, ~. X f.. ~
blown in the glass. ~. y +. are the
initials OF their first names, which, if 1t
was only permissible To tell, would
doubtless subject the pretty pickle
makers To IN avalanche ot proposals
from forchanded Young men
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-08-26

In IG@1 a trigantine from .a1agas-
car came to anchor OF Sullivan i, STAND,
IN Charleston harbor The governor
vent on Hoard the slap hy invitation of
the captain, and received froih the lat
ter a bag OF rice seed, with information
of the methods of its cultivation n east
ern countries, and of its suitabeness
for food The governor divided tho
grain among his friends, who made eX-
e"iments with it i'll different soils.
i'rom this small beginning arose tne
cultivation of this staple of South Caro-
lima AMI Georgia.