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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-29
PASSENGER RATES.
Fixing the Schedule for the Chatham
ArtiIlery's Centennial.

~ King kne Scneuuie Tor bne Anabnanl
Artillery's Centennial.
ATLANTA, Jan. 2S,-The Southern Pas
senger Committee met this morning and
continued the discussion OF passenger
rates. Rates beyond the limits Of the
territory covered and controlled by the
Southern Passenger Committee were left
with the cOmmi. siOneT, who, with the
assistance of the rate agents representing
Western lines beyond The southern Pas
Senger Committees territory, " i'll fix the
rates. The meeting then took up the
subject of special rates for specified pur-
poses. The rates from anN point in the
territory to the Chatham Artillery cen
tennal celebration, which is TO take place
in Savannah ia May, were fixed AT cent
a mile each way for the military, and
one fare for the round trip
for visitors. The rates for the mardi gras
celebration in New Orleans were made
the same as the exposition rates, &C.
mile for the rOund trip from all points
east OF Atlanta and Chattanooga. TIE
rate for the California excursion, which
leaves tnis territory Feb p, was fixed at
$40 for the round trip from Atlanta,
Chattanooga, Decatur, and Birmingham,
Ala; fl15 from Augusta and Charleston,
and SIP from Savannah. The Seaboard
Air Line. represented by sol Haas. ap-
piled for membership and was received as
a member of the organization upon sign
ing the terms Of the agreement Of the
committee
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-29

FoLKsTON, Jan. 2S.-During the night
Of the 2jth inst. the store Of Cayod0 &
Brown was robbed. The express ana post
offices are kept IN this building, aud linz
dOubtedly money was the motive tor Che
robbery, but fortunately only a few d1l-
lars we're left In the drawers that night.
There we're NJ stamps or money packages
lett in the offices, 80 the burglar left, Dee
inc only few dollars the better on. Noe
thing in the building was disturbed eX-
cept the money drawers. Access 90 the
store Was gained by cutting ont a panel
NJ the back door No clew ~ the robbery
has been discovered
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-29
A SUIT FOR $4,000 DAMAGES.
a ccused OF Selling Mortgsged Property
a n-...aAa..a -....I--

Accused OF Selling Mortgsged Property
snd Acquitted He seeks to Recover.
MACON, GA, Jan. 2S.-This morning d.
W. Allen, of Taylor county, brought
through h e attorneys, Messrs. Bartlett &
Dessau, a suit for damages in the sum Of
$4,000 against Robert Coleman, of The firm
OF Coleman & Ray. The suit grew out of
an old transaction which the plaintiff had
with Coleman & Newsome. Sometime in
December MIR. Coleman had Mr.. Allen
arragned in the City Court under the ac-
cusatiOn Of selling mortgaged property.
The charge was not sustained, and Mr..
Allen was acquitted. He feels that his
good name mas been injured by Mr.. Cole
man, and he seeks to recover $4,000
damages
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-29
TERRIBLE TRAGEDY.
Two Men Probably Killed In a Fierce
Struggle.
From the CAattanoo1G Tones.

FROM we 1 NAbtNNCCgA AWNeb
Meagre details of terrible tragedy
which occurred in Walker county, Ga,
last Saturday. were received in the city
yesterday. Dr.. sam Price shot a young
man named Powell near Pond Springs, in
that county, and was himself shot aud
fatally injured by brother of the
wounded man.
The details Of the affair. as CLEANED by a
Times reporter, are as follows: Last
Saturday afternoon DR.. Price went to the
house of Powell, near Pond Springs, for
the purpose OF making some collections.
He was not successful in his mission,
and it is said abus d Powell severely for
not meeting his obligations. The physl-
clan finally applied some very approbious
epithet to Powell in the presence of his
wife. This angerpd the young man, and
he ordered Or. Price from his house.
Price became inturiated when told to
leave, and, without moments warning,
quickly drew pistol, and placing it
against PowelPs breast, fired. The bullet
entered the cavity, producing CHASTITY
wound. Powell staggered for moment
and then seized his would-Ce murderer.
4 terrible struggle ensued between the
two men. BY Il deXrOus movement
Powell managed to wrench the pistol
from the hand OF his antagonist and was
preparing 10 send bullet through Prices
brain when Powell's brother appeared on
the scene. He was hOrrIfed at the spec
tacle presented, and not knowing what
had occurred. knocked the weapon from
his brothers. hand and separated the two
men. As Or. Price arose he seized the
pistol and took deliberate aim at Powell,
Whom only a moment ago he had shot
through the breast. The latter's brother
struck the pistol from the physicians
grasp and gathering billet OF wood dealt
Price a terrible blow on the forehead He
fell TO the floor with his skull crushed.
The wounded Powell in the meantime mad
become very weak from loss of blood and
fell within few feet of his adversary. II
3 lnnrnd hnlh mon " Ill die.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-29
NOBLE IILLEuS OF THE SOIL.
Remember, "As We Sow, So Shall
We Reaps"

We give you not figures. but facts. Neither
do we boast OF quantity, but in quality we are
head IN our lass, and never get left
Interest forbids us oyerbuylng, Tor overbuy-
ing forces the merchant to sell old seed, Mod
esty forhids Us maRing egOtistlCal assertion,
20 If YOU want to see Us at our best. drop IN and
inspect our stock. II will bear T.. We have
everything n the seed arena, from the Early
Red Valentine Bean to the Purple Egg Plant,
ana at prices that will surprise the unsurpris-
ed, in quantities to suit the purchaser, let
1t be a quarter or 100 pounds, a quart or 100
bushels. EDWARD j. KIEFFER,
Savannah. Ga
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-29
sHEENY MIKES CASE.
He Is Released but Rssrrested as a
Fugitive from Justice

Fugitive from Justioe.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Jan. Is Michael
Kurt, alias Sheeny Mike, the alleged no.
tOriOus burglar aud Boston silk robber,
was released to-day in the habess corpus
proc eding before Judge Baker, but was
Immediately rearrested upon affidavits
charging him with being "A fugitive from
Justice. The grounds of release have al
ready been stated in the NEWS. Strong
efforts to secure his final release will be
continued.
The track LAYERS Of the Jacksonville,
Tampa and Key West railway entered
Enterprise to-day. The route will be
opened to passengers in a few days.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-29
specillc Taxes Tor tle Wear 1ss6.
CITY TREASURER's OFFICE.
SAVANNAH, GA, Jan. %, 1886

oAN ANhAH, GA, Jan. 2, I89b.l
The following SPECIFIC TANES for the
yesr 1855 have teen due since the first of
January, viz Auctioneers, Banks, Bankers,
Brokers, Building and Loan Associations,
Commission Merchants. Dealers wholesale
and retaiD Exporters Green Grocers Hotels,
Insurance Companies, Rice Mills AMI other
Mills, Trades, Calings, Occupations. and
business generally OF every character, Drays,
Wagons. Carts, Carriages. Buggies, and ali
other vehicles; also Liquor Licenses.
4 discount az 10 per cent lojA be dEL01ed upon
all If tho ADORE tdnes II paid on or 6ef,rs Jan,
50, 1886 G, &. HARDEE,
Citv Treaaurpr
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-29
ROGUE sELPH CONVICTED.


LIVE OAK, FLA, Jan. 2S.-Bogue Selph
was convicted Of murder in the first de-
gree with recommendation to the mercy
Of the court. Defendants counsel entered
motion for new trial, which will be
argued tomorrow.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-29
Amrtinn SalFo Culture napS.
AT AUCTION.
A FireprOOf Warehouse, with
Railroad Facilities.
!. H. DORsETT. Auctioneer,

~ IL DOIeoGA H AuCblOneef.
viii offer for sale, at the Court House. on
TUESDAY, February 3D. 1856, during the
usual hours of sale,
The IRON FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE
near and adjoining the Savannah. Florida and
Western Railway. at the eastern end of Hunt
inGdon street. The warehouse is built OF cor
rugated IRON, is well ventla ted and lighted
ana Is built immediately adjoining the depot
grounds OF the railroad, with a track along
side of the warehouse. II by this means en-
JOYS extraordinary advantages for receiving
and shipping heavy goods. being thus con-
nected with the wharves Of both railroads
and the cotton presses. L. is within a short
distance OF the street car line, and Is in thi4
way easy OF access from the bus ness portions
Of the city.
The warehouse is one hundred feet square,
with alley ways on the north and south. a suf-
hcIent space on the west for the movement OF
teams, and wide approach from East Broad
street.
Ample water supply on he promises.
Terms made known on day of sale.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-29
Notice.

On and after SUNDAY, Jan "a, Pullman
Sleeping Car Service will be inaugurated be-
tween savannah and Tampa.
Through Sleeper will leave Savannah at
Sis P. NJ, daily, via Waycross, Gainesville,
PembertOn Ferry and Lakeland, arriving at
Tampa at S So P. NJ, the following day.
FREDERIC II. RAND,
Gen,l Freight and Transp'n Agent,
South Florida Railroad Company.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-29
Important Notice to Water Takers,
CITY TREASCREB'S OFFICE, !
SANANMAH G. Ian % lRSR

The following extract from the rules and
regulations governing the Savannah Water
WOrSs is published as Information:
ION exp ration Of time allowed for pay
ment OF water rent, or at any time thereafter,
deluQuents may be SHUT OFF WITHOUT
FURTHER NOTICE, and so remain until
payment o. arrcarages and all fees for turn
ing on ana executions
All persons interested will please take
notice.
Water rents are due six months IN AD-
VANCE, on Jan. TO l6, ana July to Is of
each year. c. 3. HARDEE,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-29

1ENKuLE, GA. ian. 2s Late lasi
hight b0lue young men passing through
THE town with stationary engine zoo
into dispute, boz which three shots were
fred. VIII hpecf wac shot through fhe
afm by walter Hiis0G. zoo wound b.
not serious. 30 arffsfs. AZ NllsOn ilf
'mmeliaiflY afffr shooting.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-29
Tnr;rrnI 9nnitatinmo.

WAYNE. Died, on the 2Sth lnst.. THOMAS
SMYTHE WAYNE. aged ~ wears and mon @nlhs.
The relatives and friends Of the family are
invited to attend his funeral IRON ny late
resldence. No - Liberty street, at 3'aJ
THIS AtTERNNON
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-29
Alolirrp.
NOTICE.

WE hereby nolil olr fronds anH custom
ERE nat uo one ls authorized ~ rniIfrt u..
rIunta aI eng WHnrff Iur be- In' eHs fIf. chow
proper authority nHm us HIrHrt fs .lI rfl
H.H.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-29
Notice.

January Is. 1885,
dividend of ONE AND ONE-HALF per
cent. from the earnings Of this Company for
the quarter ending January |, has this day
been declared. payable at the ONCE Of this
Company on FhBRU AIRY Is and thereafter,
to stockholders OF record this day.
LEWIS G. LILLLE. Secretary.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-29

l0HnuN, Jan. .I, a. MI b. stated
that tlt lhInrHH government haH pro.
nnu efi afainsi auan Joan. and VIII poet.
H .Uf I.a| fYfr H FnfH.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-29
ULMER'S LIVER CORRECTOR.

MEXICO, MO-, June 30, 1855.
D, Timer: DEAR SIR-The bottle of your
LIVER CORRECTOR arrived safely. take
It for Indigestion and constipation. So far it
has been most successful in relieving me of
these troubles. 1t does me a great deal of
good. {. H. HARDIN,
President Southern Mexico Bank.
81 bottle; freight paid to any address.
B. F. ULMER.
Savannah, Ga.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-29

\ special meeting OF Oglethorpe Gymna-
sum viii be held in their Hall THIS friday
AFTERNOON, at O'Clock.
uem6ers are requested to Oe present as
business of Importance viii be transacted.
&. 5. MCALPIN, President.
j. G.. NoNGE, secretary.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-29
Spertal 5totirPa.
Potatoes. Potatoes.

200 bbls. AkOOSTOOK ROSE POTATOES.
100 bbls. swamp seed Rose Potatoes.
200 bush. Choice W hite Yam Potatoes.
For sale by j. A. II UMBACH,
Market Square.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-29
Big Paying Property.

will sell, at Court House, on February ID, az
III O'Clock,
West half OF Lot number 10 Mercer ward.
size 30 by 1906 feet. with improvements. which
consist AZ four frame dive ] ngs which pay a
monthly rental OF $50 This properly rs situ-
ated on the northeast corner of GWlunett and
Price streets and directly opposite those At
tracuye dwelling OF Or. MariuAs. Can be
treated for at pa cate sAiH.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-29
Full Lot 4 Good Buildings at Auction.
DANIEL II. KENNEDY, Auctioneer aud
Real Estate Dealer.

Real Estate Dealer.
February I'd, at II O'clock, al Court House
will be sold,
Lot number Crawford ward. size so by 20
'eet and improvements. which consist OF
large two and half story dwelling known as
numb y south Broad street and occupies
the western front half OF said lot. Also,
brick dwellings on the lane with frontage OF
90 feet This pr perry ~ the third door east
from Price, and on the south side Of South
Broad. Titles per ect.
Any other Information wanted as TO terms,
etc. VIII be turn shed by The AnclIoneer.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-29
A Lot in Yamacraw al Auction.
@. II. DORSETT, Auctioneer,
VIII sell at the Court House. on TUESDAY,
February ID, 1856,

Lot No. 10, situated on the south side OF
Joachim, now Bay street. next to the corner
of Farm; said lot measures thirty four feet
front 10y seventy feet deep
Terms-One-th rd cash; one-thrd IN one
year, and one-thlrd IN two years with in
teTcst.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-15

Hbse Sch arer. nee 0rsingsr, was
granted u divorce In Common Pleea
Court yesterday aftarno0n from Eiward
Schearer on tha ground Il extreme
cruelty. TIE nelitl0n for the divorce
was aled June b,h, 1884,
Common PleAs Court adj0nrnef yas-
terday evening until o o'clock Friday
morning, 40 which time the motion Tor
a new trial In the case OF Georce Nye
convicted OF car robbery, will be heard
PROBATE COURT,
Clement Russell has been appel ted
admlnipIfatof oi tho eatale OF tha late
Frank Bregg. deceased. OF Masslllon.
Louis Whitman has bean appointed
administrator VI the estate OF the late
Catharine Weller. deceased.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-15

We make q special business Of grow
ing vegetable and bedding plants and
oan furnish them In any quantity, We
also have Gne variety Of hOnae Dlant-
and a choice stock OF new 1885 crop OF
aeeds, which wa can furnish at very
reasonable prices. Send for catalogue
and price list, Address
BLOOMFIELD BROS,
lFlorlsts and Market Gardener,
Mlddlebranch, stark Co., o,
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Dissolution Notice.

Notice "a hecby given that the partnership hereto.
cher, dulnH np0t aud thoe business under tho nfin
name Of Schumacher n zurchef, wpp dissolved April
lnlh, iwt Mr., zurcboi retiring from tho business,
stand, No w HAST TusoafAwaa street All peraone
hnowinn themselves W be Indebted 10 The old nfm will
pense call and settle with MI sohumapher
t1rl - y. pUHUMAuuril
=. .sprl5 DIV 4 M. -. y, zunuunR.
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military HIatory Of Ohio.

Wa have just received from the apents
OF II. II Hnrdesy q Co, a copy OF their
work entitled Military Hletory OF Ohio,
The work In a Ane one aud gives mDch
valuable information, Including Hgl'
mental hla ories, and complete roster
OF all ex-soldiers al present living In the
county Also, u list Of lhe heroic dead
and where they are buried, pOst rosters
OF G. A, r., Relief Corps and SOM OF Yet
erans; chronological table o. 22Bl Bat
ties, AID much more tina, Will BE- OF In
teTpat not only 10 surviving soldiers INT
more 30 10 their pOaterity.
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Farming Implements.
Buy your farming implements, pumpe
and hay carriers Of
s.. CHASE, Navarro, o,

Itch and scratches OF every kind cured
In thirty minutes by Wooli0rds Santa
ry Lotion. Use no other. This never
falls. Sold by p. II. Barr, druggist, Can
ton, Ohio.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-15

An examination for city teachers will
be held on Saturday, May lsl, 1885, be.
ginning VI 3 a, m, IN tho Werlz build
ing, corner Poplar and Seventh streets,
AUSTIN LYNCH,
Clerk pro TEN Board Ot Examiners.
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Legal Notice.

7 iieny q, Werner, residing AtlArnold Iabette ooip
", Kannna, will take notice that on tho hnd dny o pep
tpmber ittb, David N werner and Core IIuberty nIed
their petition IN the court N Common pieaa Of STARK
county, ohio againut himself and otefa the ublect
aud prayer Of which petition n 10 set aalde The will Of
narah wefner deceAsed IN whoas eaiato ead ftenty D.
werner aud other dcfendAna are neresied ~ heirs Al
law of the naid garah Werner, deceased.
SAID cause will be for hearua on and after Jul
tTih, 1899. uis MONu n MCCARTHY and
apribLw 49, Ati'ys for plaininu,
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FLOUR Fancy, sL0giooi family, $3.50
WHEAT-No red. sO@s5; No. 2. Sdssc.
CORN-No mixed, Sd,q3Bhc, No, mixed,
HID8ilpC,
0ATs-No, 8 mixed, 8ld9ll6c, No mlxed,
&Dnlpei No, white, 8NOBl6O,
P0Rs-famty, SlOiHlhglO.aii regular, 500
DAooN. Short clear pldca, t5s5sSW.
LARD Kettle, BlsCDdllc
CHEESE Primo % choice Ohio, pDlOu Now
York, lllGlNC; Northwestern, NlDlr
POULTRY Choice full'grown chickens, 81, ,6So
400, ducks, i8DglOOi geese SaONg36O por
dozen live turkeys, llc
W0OL-UnwMhod medium clothing, eoOe3o,
nne mcrinO, lAWlNc; common, iWDllo hoocO'
washed medium clothing, HNplJI, oOmblng 800
D0c, ilnc morin0 X and Xxx, asbsgo, burr and
cots, ifODvi tub washed, Sdplloi pulled, $40
no,
HAY-No, 1 timothy, tia.00nig5O, No, q tii,OO
eilbOi mixed, lOODlO5O, prairie, 800 ObD0O,
wheat. oats and rye straw, t7OO DsbD
CArTLE-tiOod ~ choice butchers tL0ODiTbi
fair, SJ,VVp3i i6i common, taONpaib, atookarn
and feeders, bi50Lbi ycarngs aud calves,
S960OabO
HOGS selected butchers, N.lOieLGO, fair 10
good packing, ", l0OiiO. fair 10 good light u.O0
o. .1i common, t9.b0pl00, culls, t1Oopa5O.
SHEEP Common 70 fair, A,0OOi,b good 10
choic0, N0OOWoib, common ~ fair lambs, 400
900 good 10 choice, h,hld0O1
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Executors Notice.

Notice IA hereby given that the undersigned has boon
appointed and qualified NJ Executor " the nsAte "
Matthias pfeifer, lats of stark county ohio, deyd..
Apri6dw JOHN !. HENRY,
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BRICK. FOR SALE.

All kluds OF Drick for Building, Paving and other
purposee Can deliver board cara and rccoyo apo
clal height ratce 10 all polnta write for prlcca
N. MERLE,
Louisville, Ohio.
Fine Picture GALLERY for rent. No other gallery IN
town. Address % above aprl'u
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Now York.

W1TEAT-No rod, state u.Oi, No. rod wntor
April, pl9iCi May, nlc, June, pYGo July, pal6o
CotN-Allxcd, April, tgehc, May, lO(Gc, Jlne
tGyac,
0ATS-No, White state 40, No Q 100,
b. CATTLE -, 10 G0 % per 100 lba live weiRhk
HOGS ~, bG6 ~ pcf 100 lbs
BlIEhp-si 90 dO1 per 100 lha live weight
COTTON Quiet, Mlddllng uplanda, Otloi do
Orleans, pbhc, April, VIA; May, pas Juno, D. 20,
July, pSpj August p,bs, September, y ", OOto,
ber, Do N0ycuDtr, pij December, 0aa
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-15

For rates, free maps and information
concerning the west, call on or address,
II, II, GEETING, r K, l. up. Agt.,
II Kaat TnaearAWaa 81, Canton. q.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.

1uothtiohs ol lho Wohcy, htooh, ffouuoo
and Cattle Markets, April ~.
Nav YoRR- Money 2l6 per cont Exchange
quiet. Governments ilrm,
Currency skies, lail6 bdi fous coupons, ieol,
fouis'anda.halfa, llals bid,
Tho stock market opened quiet and firm at yes
tordaya closing figures, but there was but little
trading up TO the tirst call, AZ that tino buy
ing Of Of some OF the low priced stock was DO.
gun, which continued quite stoady untll midday.
AT that hour prices were up u 10 por cont AZ
tho time Of WrILIng Tho marriott b firm.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-15
ESQ ACRES
VITu Two SETa ON RuILDINGg

lTH Two SBTS on BUILDINGS,
wiz be- sold IN ote two or three parts tliat aol of
buildings, With ", M 0f m0lo acres o0nnlala N n
10 ~ ttlnm0dlOuh dwelling lOnsr, we'll painted up'
right eltbO, wing With wood ahed alihchrd aOIO ra,
piYnlf w dOOy Oyaid hniae'ban, well painted, pitli,
with pump IN ffenl door tool house p0s10j gfAnA.
~ lHtHli bank barn, nearly new, UlIhO, bAik barn,
uard Ter rhup p0se some 80 IOds from other billd'
lngt sugar house pAliH, htA'nr 40, nearly ntw with
300 buohet woll painted aud IN g0id ahaol plenty VI
ifult such M apples pears beaches and nfhpaa Secs
Qua apl buildings, With iu or more acres ounalala "
uMrnH hnute, common, not pAuttdI horse barn bank
hhinl u1hbQl RfhnNy, 1891 pain ed plenty 0f fruit
Don't ed by rial estate ARtn ntn the car dlulIlola
1i Portage, lrumbull and ucAuRa count ~, whnfo
hfnn can bo bought " the d0f'n ana whero oAftrly
Ayulng, eI0opt efAah eau 10 raised without tho uhn
oi leliHeN th'J ootllna nearly M much a. tho crop Ia
VI tn Nhrn harvested,
Prices % ault tho times Reasonable payment down.
PlentI " tlmh for tho balance
Fof further Information ad0rcap
JAMES O'DnlKN,
Apib gm MAutuA station. Portage 10 Ohio,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-15

WE APOLOGIZE
To the kind citizens of Can
ton for our inability to at
tend to the wants of all on
Saturday, our Opening Day,
and for the fact, that owing
to the immense throng, we
were several times obliged
to close our doors for a short
time. The reception ten
dered us exceeded our antic-
ipations and we thank the
people Of Canton for their
kind appreciation of our eff
forts to establish a strictly
hrst-class, One Price Cloth
ing and Furnishing Goods
Store in this city.
We have increased our
force of clerks today and
will now cheerfully attend
to'your desires in our line.
We will be pleased to see
you all, whether you desire
toCpurchase or not.
TheCantonOne Price C|othingCo,
At 10, II and IA West TEcaraWas Street,
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FARM FOR ALE i'm POR-
TAGE COUNTY.

Within two miles Of MNnlua Station, tho we'll known
cram hnd fola'o market OF tho Wehlefn Heatryo,
o1ululna
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-15
The Plain Unvarnished Truth.

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Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-03-10
WANT TO COME TO UTAH.

A press dispatch came over the wires
from Washington last night, stating that
the House Committee on Indian Affairs
yesterday gave hearing to several
Ute Indian chiefs, whose mission to the
national capital is to endeavor to open
such negotiations with the Interior De-
partment as will result in the exchange Of
their reservation in Southern Colorado,
where their people are now located, for
lands in this Territory, where, rs they
allege, all their tribal ties are and all
their friends live,
The chiefs referred TO are Ignacio,
Buckskin Charley and others, represent
ing redskin population OF about one
thousand-Copates, Weeminuches and
Musches, as they are known by their tri-
bal names. The reservation upon which
they now live, and which they are SC
anxious to exchange for lands in Utah
is situated in La Plata county, in the ex-
treme southwestern corner OF Colorado
adjoining San Juan county, Utah, on the
east. 1t consists OF ,095 400 acres, and is
said TO be fine grazing land, with here