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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-15

A handsome lot Of ncw,sx
novelties in Chateiaines. Saith
els, Pocketbooks. etc. laas|
Just been opened. Worth ahu
Ing.
We are selling all those eI<
rant Combination Suits ii ih
Dress Goods Departments ii
reduction Of over So per c<I
They are the Latest Parisi
styles and are something II
giant. They make the ~
taking suit yer offered ard
worth double what Is asked
them. IS
While you are q our s1e
step over into the C.arpet
partnent and look 1t The \
giant stock shown.
Gentlemen. rcmeintcr
Tuesday and Saturday discd
sales.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-15

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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-19
rnnnILvnR ounspIoN.

We have yieWa on the silver question
and they arc not Ia accord win lis
views OF tho Secretary Of the Treasury,
Mr. Window, Our views on heeFe
tary Windows views are Ia accord
with tho views Of tho New York stand
ard, winch has habit OF telllng llH
views Ia very teJsa and toIoetul IAN
quage. The following 10 what the
STANDARD haa 10 say
eAeeratary Windumapropo mat
the government should 90 even further
than IL yet has into the business OF bNy
ing silver ID simply an attempt 10 use
the administration for the benefit OF
members OF the administration, when
ia q hundred fold worse than any lhlng
John Wauamaker has attempted or
apparently thought ot Nc Window
according toR Colorado correspondent
of The STANDARD Is tho ownerof some
two hundred silver claims, which might
be somewhat increased Ia value by lhe
going into tma business, liut Tho
iarmeB might as wpll aak that lbe
government should buy up wheat ai
ths silver men nst that the govern
mfHt should buy up silver Any de-
bstug club tbnt should discuss ihf
mHuan, Which is tho more useful
silver or wHtaty would quickly depIoe
iu favor OF Wptll"
There 10 another auggeallon worth
considering md thnt h lhlb II lhe
p0yrumeutis going into the business
of buying money lor thepupo.Hoilu lu-
cfeasiug lht volume OF currency why
NOT isauaia own money dlftct 20 lha
people iu tho popular form of green.
backs. This would save tho two mil.
Hons monthly now used Va buying all'
yeE The proportion 10 entirely sound
chat the silver butrB now in circulation
do not aeuye tbil value from the fIl-
gpr which i6 supposed 10 be- corded np
lu thr treasury lu redeem lh'ln TOT
they ulale 40 ono hundred eruta ON
lhe dollar whereas the silver that ia
supposed 10 bo JiDg In tbe treasury
vaults Tor their redemption, 10 only
aeyenty,two cents worth They would
circulate lu5t a5 vel II there were no
silver in the treasury, and we might 10
well sell that silver or put " 70 some
more sensible use than boarding H.
Another question that might prove q
live subject for the Lyceum, or one OF
our Canton debating clubs 70 discuss,
would be-
Resolved, That the q s Government
should coin silver free and unlimited
quantity
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-19
OHIO eReVITIEs.

Ran Carter, jamestown saloon-
keeper, IL In Xona looking for his rum
away wife, who had cloped with another
man,
A poll Of the Democratic central exc
cutiye committees Of Fairfield county
showa u preference for Calvin S, Brice
for United States senator
The late Mrs, Cannon, wifo Of Repro
sentative Cannon, was formerly Miss
Mary Reed, Of Garfield, aud met her
husband while ON visit TO Illinois, She
leaves two daughters,
Tho following rourth.class postmasters
have been appointed, Freeman, Joilor-
son county, /, O. Humphreys Mexico,
Wyaudot county, w, Gibbs; RiX'b Mills,
MuslSingum county, r. A, Cockins.
The Wcmcr Manufacturing company
of Akron, has been awarded the contract
for printing 10000 volumes each Of the
first and eleventh volumes Of the roster
Of the Ohio soldiers at 760.l0cents per
volume, M
All four men implicated In therobbery
and iicndish outrage Of Mrs, Mnssa IT
llartwcll last week are now undef arrest.
Three are In cells NJ Central station,
Cincinnati, and the fourth Is in the
Wyoming jail.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-19

Wa have just bfen able 10 discover
why the Democrats tailed TO carry
Du6tOn, az tho recent municipal elee'
lion You know tho women are allow
cd 10 vote, aua they have the Austria
lian ballot system, Well We viii OK
plain just what tho matter was They
have little booths erected At every yot.
Ing place, where no person ia allowed
10 enter except the voter II was Oh
served Ia Boston that most OF tho Dem
oeratc women were poor women, or
women Ia the busy walks OF lllb, Whll'
the Republican women were tho wives
of rich men, The former went 10 lht
polls carrying tnelr babies, no' being
able 10 hire nurses, while the lepuhll
eau women had no babies, but pug
dogs Tho election clerks gave abuleI
construction 70 Tho law and would not
allow even a buby 10 eulef thf boolhr
where tho yoterproparea hls orhrfbtl
lof. uud asa consequence lhr Demo
cratic women had togo home without
yutiuq, while the women with thr plH
dogs Ono dog not being considered %
panuD went through without ublrc
lion. Before wa adopt the Australian
system iu Ohlo, we must have 6'rt
mobilization of tho MamlLus-ila law
Hs woman suffrage Is cImIhh ana Wt
want 0uI Democratic women WIN lht
bablfatu hasou ialr show
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-19

TIE city OF Toledo so Ia The tbroes
Of a postoGIcs controversy The time
has neyrh,pprued Ia the history OF
the metropolis Of the Maomee, when
she failed TO get profoundly excited
when the post0lae was TO be disposed
off, Ex Coueosman Romeig wants 1t
now, but Senator John sherman ho.
told RomIg ,.a. he should recommend
Brown There ws several Browns IN
Toledo, bu. there Is only one Jim
Brown. Jim rs the man sherman
wants. because Jim has always been
faithful 10 John, while Jacob Il, hoi
been normal and ukew0rm,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-19
nnrronIALaauInl.

THl business Mons Democratic Assoc
citation of Ncw York wIllcolohmle Ihrnn'
uycrrly Of the Battle Of New udoans on
January slh, hy banquet 90 ihc Hoffman
House, Tho guests will Doc ihe newly
elected Democratic Governors of ONO,
Iowa, Virginia, Now Jersey and Montana
Tm Columbus Post denies lhut the
paper has hcrn purchased by 70 lirleo HNn'
dIcnto, The man who sent such report
90 tho World is connected win q rival
pnpor Ia Columbus,
TIM Inauguration Of Governor Camp
boll, January la, will DO notable day Tor
the Ohio Democracy All thc leading
Democratic clubs Of the State, viii be- In
Columbus, Canton viii go down 4'O
strong with q brass baud,
Tm news comes from Washington that
Boss Quay h helping Speaker Reed llN up
hIs committees, Thoplun viii ho TO get
mon ON tho Pacific railroad committee
who will not hurt tho mouupoliala who
put up thc stuff 10 elect HARRISON
Miausswrr Justice 10 quite unique,
For instances sullivan wua convicted oi
prize nghuug, while Kilruln 10 only found
guilty of assault and battery, ln other
word, Sullivan ia o prize fighter while the
man ho hnucd ~ only % butirr, II was
ho prize that sullivan won which made
him prize fighter, while the batting XII,
rain got made hlA case exclusively one OF
battery, Perhaps, fyou are not law
yer, you viii not be- able to see IT,
Tn Republican investigating commit
tee who thought they could make q little
political capital by reporting curclcfaucHs
ON tho part Of ScrgolntAtArms Loodom
have been hoist by thoirown poiord ltap'
pears that quito q number Of Che l'opuh'
lIcun Cougrcspmon had some Of The Cow
crumcnt money that they had no right co.,
Among others Speaker Reed, aud Che
chairman Of the iuyoatguting committee,
Tm Washington special To the Leader
to-day announces that Major MckInlCy'a
tariff bill will be- "an entirely new meas
vro, aud In no HonHc based upon any bin
previously lmmcd,n This Ia quito start
ling Can Il bo that the Major has obun'
donod his Protection hobby horsoY
TuG committee to investigate the Sill
cot shortage In the aorgcoul-oturms ot'
fec, found that Speaker Reed had over
drawn hia account 3l,n3, Mr. Reed OK
plains itawuy by saying the amount iH
covered by hia extra pay ua speaker
Now, na Silcott disappeared two days be-
foro Reed was elected speaker thc. .oNplo'
nation hardly explains In % satisfactory
mnunor, Ii lookaogii Mr. Reed needed
% little investigating,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-19
Interesting From Frooburg

FWIuuB0, Dee, rs,
The next meeting Of the Washington
Township Farmers Club win be- held in
the Contorschool house, Friday Dee, 30,
nt which time the officers for the ensuing
year will be- elected, Al mcmbcrs Of thc
club are earnestly requested TO be- prcB'
cnt, as woll as othcrs who are engaged In
farming.
G.p. Logicr attended the meeting OF the
Stark County Agricultural Society on last
Saturday
Lcwis Run has his chop mill complete
and will grind your grain on short notice
aud nno style,
Rev. stroup occupied The G, Il. Pulpit
last Sabbath
Writing school has been organized ui
the school house, under the leadership OF
Prof Stump.
Whore h our literary this winter Echo
nnswors' Whore.
While curryng his horse last Tuesday
Row s, u. Stuchy met with q severe ncci
don't In passing around the horse lht
animal suddenly turned In the htnll hnd
caught Mr.. SWcl,y between the Htnll nnt
the horse, frucluring several OF Mr.
Sucky's ribs.
ON last Saturday, Floyd, only child .oi
Mfr. and Mrs Homer Hoover, was. In
TERED at the Evangelical cemetery, hnv
ing died Of brain icvcr
The Qunrtorly meeting NJ the Salon
church was vol attended last Sunday
from which time aud place Row Mohncl
will hold protrnCtcd meeting
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-19

The standard business In horses got "a
biz black eye this year All the fast ones
have strong thorough brcd crosscs' The
fnetost two, Sunol 2dOH, aud Polo Alto
212 wore each out Of thoroughbred
mores and not standard bred Intelligent
breeders everywhere are learning That q
mood Infusion Of the thorough'bred is ilsl
whnt n needed for the highest hight OF
speed.
Tho owners Of Egbor arc claiming, IN
the Chicago llorsoman, that he has put II
now horses IN the $3.50 list this year moro
thnn any horse has over done before IN
one scason. We think the claim Is just,
Epbort is unauestionably u great sire and
he has n right TO be. He has ~ crosses
direct 10 old imported Messenger nc
,,as alred by Rysdyl's llamblotonion, ana
Gia dam was by son Of RysdyNs Ham
blptOuinu,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-19

"BLooRs or. FIVE DUDLEY, cry
the. Fat" Foster and ex-senator Albert
Daggett are figuring in a asuit brought
by the political wolf, Daniel Webster
Tallmadge, and George G. Martin, Of
Brooklyn, for $1,000 which the plain
tiffs aver is due them for services dur.
ing the Presidential campaign. The
suit promises some rich developments
regarding the expenditure Of Brother
Wanamakets Doodle, II rs hlnted
that Vice President Morton, Gen, Al-
ger and other rich ProteCtionlsts are
thinking Of getting upasubacription to
pay rallmadge and Martin, and there
by hush up the scaudal-IN y World
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-19
no OUR READERs.

Subscribers to tho STARK 90, WEEKLY
DEMOCRAT, indebted 10 This Company ioT
tho paper, arc requested TO remit 10
us by mail or call Al Tho office Wa will
appreciate the favor, and hope ~ many ai
possible will give This matter attention ba
lore tho New Year Tho STARK COUNTY
DEMOCRAT 10 nearly iillya6ven years
old, and Is ihi only paper In Tho county
that gives aIl Tho nova, II Is the only
paper that publishes tho Sheriff sales and
other legal county Advertising Ills lhI
only paper b Fa.d II you desire The news
Of tho COunly, and Of Tho State and Natl ~
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-19

New YoRR is well lighted with cleo
tncity, but aC what expense Of loss of
lfel Fatalities from electric light
wires are Of almost daily occurrence in
the great metropolis. These deaths
are due TO imperfect insulation of
wires; that ~ the covering has worn
off the wires In certain places When.
ever a human body touches au electric
light wire Of high voltage, death is al
most certain 10 result, AS electric
lights are being introduced into all the
cities and many towns Of the United
States, the problem Of perfect insula.
tion ia one which interests us all. A
fortune awaits the person who will In
vent perfect Insulation, This is one
Of the most vital questions Of the hour.
Canton is deeply interested In II,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-19

CoLuWnUt. D.c, W.. Efforts nro now
being mode 10 uTo th' pardon Of
August limtt d lIln pri.o..r nom Col'
wnliaui ouuuH luH.o Jacob AZ Am'
bier, OF Salem, % auluF everything hc
can la hehulf OF lhu punu1gWd "a peli'
ton, which O. believed wll bring cSccu'
tive clcmnnCE w.ll be prH.Hlgi 10 lle
governor within tine uaEt few doyi, lie
has been Ia the prn,loniIay just -four
Year,, and WA Imprisoned Tor the muir
der Of o man namtd Davis, 40 East Lly'
crpoul, o., who made uu assault on q H.
yeurnld daughter Of BmtL Since his
arrival at The prison hr hn5 made q good
record for himself, which will count In
hia favor whom hi, application for par
don is considered,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-19

TdLFDo, Dec. l9. Edward Dolton
foreman OF % Improvement Hn OF lhI
Lake Shore mIIwd who w#.dwIl l.llt
hart Ind, mot @ huuillH death here
Tuesday llrwW clw nl 10 rfplrina
o akyll3ht N Che n1r of the old Union
depot unl Ia humH mannor l.ll upon al
electric wire ol tlt roof Cluo hy, lll'
clothing WA diulpTntd Uy lIn lrlzlllnl
rain which bad hru lUlllug hll day, and
he was immediately musuuiHu by the
heavy current ur my there ior huli Nn
hour belnlo lae current was Hhut on,
WHOM picked 100 V was found tlmt he
WA teiuuIg burned all wui|'n lIler'
ally cooled. llr Wuain years 70. 1gennl
. leaves % family tho oniunur VIII hold
nn inquest today,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-19

CoMuApG E D, Sawyer, Of Cleye.
land, makes tbe point that II Major
McGiuley8 plan to cut OIL the tax on
tobacco aud whi8key Is carried out
there will ba no surplus TO pay soldiers
pensions, as recommended by the
Grand Army In commenting on this
condition Of affairs Comrade Sawyer
says:
oThe abolition Of that tax will pre-
vent any future surplus How VIII
the pensIouaadvoCated by Alger be paid
under a line aboli8hiug internal taxes
supported by Mckinley The truth is
both play politics. The old soldier is
the stock in trade and has been played
as a trading commodity, lol these many
days. Can sou tell me when they will
no longer be bought aud sold, / mean
their votes, by demag0RuesW
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-19
AN INFAMOUS sooUNDRBL IN.
DfOTDD,

The Plain Dealer Of December II
contains the following special from
Toledo
TOLEDO, Dec lG-The grand jury
late this afternoon returned an indlct'
ment against Charles W, Selnpr, editor
OF the Sunday Herald and Times, for
forgery. He was Immediately arrested
and j0lled. u is stated that he has been
no this kind of work for u long Time,
ana that considerable Of his forged pa.
per is lloatng about, selnerB record
has not been of the best, aud that or
his paper has been very unsayory.
This Is the same Chas w. Selner who
was formerly business manager Of the
Sunday Journal, at the time II was
owned by Gen. Sherwood. Selner in
dulged In u series Of forgeries and false
entries on the books, by which heswin'
died Gen. Sherwood out Of $1,000 Cen
Sherwood tried at that time (three
years ago), TO have Selner indicted by
The Grand Jury, and sent TO the pen,
but Prosecuting Attorney Southland OF
Lucas county failed TO do his duty and
selner was allowed TO 90 free, on tech
nicallties. solner is again In limbo,
and we trust justice and the pepiten-
tiary will be certain 10 get him.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-19

A Lively post o0Ice war Is nov
raging In Akron, Congressman smy
ser has promised the appointment 10
OK. sheriff w. R. CANDLES, but the
Grand Army OF tho Republic propose
10 have something 10 say about Tho
matter The Grand Army ore now
trying TO unite ou a soldier audit they
do so, they will probably override Tho
will of lhe not over minded smyser
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-19
cnlnr-n .lInL.lrr ln LnlI.

ALLIANCE, Dec. ~, Rev William
Arts, the wcllnown coIorcd camp
meeting orator, had q hearing before
Squire Tail ON the serious charge Of
adultery llo wa8 found guilty and
bound over "a court Ia the sum Of 5000,
In default Of which ho was reminded TO
inil. A married wOinnn named Weaver
was the woman in thr case, and from
the evidence produced nc the trial II
would seem she was badly gone on
the colorcd divine, Her own daughter
testified that whlo attending q camp
meeting lust summer her own mother
and ArlIs occupied the anmc room for q
week, Artis has wife aud four chill
dren, The affair has created quite a
sensation hore,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-19
WHO 10 paooRHsaIvEp

The Republican party 10 constantly
charging upon the Democratic party
that they arc not proWo.biye what
ever may have been true ON this qurs.
tIon years ago, u certainly looks 10 in'
dependent thinking people 10 day that
Tho Republican party 10 llliy wears De-
hiud the times un the tariff question
The recent elections may convince
them of this fact Ia ono the l,rpuO
llcanB are certainly on tho back ground
ON the ballot reform question, as they
defeated the Australian system In The
Legislature last wlolcr aud Instead,
gave ua u very defective registration
law. lam glad 20 know that your OK
oellent paper, aud the newly elected
representatives from stark county ia'
yor the adoption OF tho Australian sya'
tenn Of voting, la the coming session Of
the Legislature This appears 70 be-
the general sentiment all along the
Democratic line, aud the fact that your
noble National standard bearer Grover
Cleveland, has 80 emphatioally eopous
ed progress on the tanil question, and
ON ballot reform, you are quite right
IN staudug for these needed reforms,
and 10 prove 70 the world that you are
now IN the fore front Of civilization,
are providing way that every indie
pendent voter can record his principles
at the ballot box, without intimidation
or Interference NJ Che polls, This ID
true progress. no difference what your
enemies may say 10 the contrary
lNpErEEpENr NurEM
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-19

Tm latest from Clifford indicates
that he Is very wicked, as well ~ gay
and giddy Clifford Is tho young mar
who married the divorced daughter Of
Senator Thurman, 10 appears no not
only has "a wife living but two very
lively and paler appearing children,
Deep trouble 10 likely 10 bcfHll clifford.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-19
$500 Reward!

WIN VIII pay tho above reward for amy case Of
Liver Complaint Dyspepsia, Sick loauachoi ln1l-
aeptlon C0nallphtiOn or O0Htyenoss wo cannot cure
with Weata Vegetable Liver Pills, when tho lireo-
tiona ard atrIcty complied with, ThOy are purely
Veq,tabe. and never fail 10 give satBfaction, NJ
anr Coated. Large boxes, containing 80 PINS Hb
cents For sale by all Druggists beware OF s ooul-
tured only by JOHN q. wEsr a 90. Sold by Dur
bin, Wright A Co.. ,nnd Tho Popular Drug 20.
Canton, Ohio ovagy-dAW-mVn-Weu'Hl
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-19
snlp UAHcER.

Several ycon opo wao called tor nc"@,
woman who had malignant form Of candfc,
her foot. Tho cancer grew worse undu lh' r"
actIbcd treatment and tho toes mud onoHaa t.
the foot were ot longth eaton entirely awol,
patient could not have survived much lal.p
but CO. ,cnccd Tho use Of swlfrs Sprr
and II cured her sound wcll Tint wm i
yoarH ago and there has been no return of la"
disease, regard gwIrt's Specific II most eAr..
lont medicine for blood dlaoascs, ~ ite lurderts
lr 10 drive out tho poison. ,.
Mnthtrylllo, MR6. WM. H. STAGE, H,p.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-19

TIM Mamllol Equal Rights A8nncI
alton Is wrll pleased with % letter just
received from GOV Campbell ON Tho
subj % of womWB suffrage The
Governor is supposed 20 BIO 300 Bympa
Thy with the movement
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-19

MM BLocEs orTWE DUDLEY was
not arrested when he arrived iulndian
apoliS. Aud the reason that he was
not was that he was protected by thc
United States Attorney The onething
TO admire about the Harrison Admin.
lstrauon .s that ita.lcks by the roocala
who are sticking by 10, INansoS Clty
UlU4Uu
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-19

Judge Blandin and Virgil T. Klim,
(bpth men OF sterling worth ana hg1tVt
purpnae) are 0pp0si 4 CQl Oal bnce
iOr h, y senator, we lind H. A Russell
vigorously supporting hrlee lhh
letter published Ia this impression
from Mr Russell, advocating bfleb'h
election, viii be read with Interest
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-19

IUUAN IUUNTNi , ,
FRANK j. CHENEY makes oath that ne u
The senior partner OF the firm OF II. D.
CnENEY q Co., doing business IN. tbe City
of Toledo, County and State aforesaid,
and that snid firm will pay tho sum or
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for eNch and
every case OF catarrh that atcannot be cured
by the use Of llAL1's CArARRll CURE.
~ FRANK j. CHENEY.
srAt, A. w, GLEASON,
Notary Public.
ttnll,s Catnrrh Cure Is taken internally
and nets directly on the blood and nu-
cons surfaces OF the system. Send for
estn.oninls, free,
II. j, CHENEY q Co., Props, Toledo, y.
lsJ-Sold by all druggists, 10 cents'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-19
man n nooEod ror q Fat rako.

WASHINGTON, Dec. "a. Mr. Thomas
Beer, Of Ashland, Ohio, is booked for the
posltlon Of Supervisor Of the Census Tor
,he Sixth OHIO Division, which embraces
tbo counties Of Ashland, Cuyohogn, Erie
uolmea, Huron, Lorain, Modina' Rich
land and Wayne, Senator Sherman has
cndorBed Beer,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-19

Tm oldest inhabltant Is unable TO
remember iust such q wet warm gua
drizzling December ~ we have had up
TO date, with an due respect TO the
weather clerk We hope never TO look
upon the like again SO say aIl che fur
dealers.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-19
is Acres Of Land For Sale.

situated miles east Of Canton on the road lend
ing from the siRte road Leading from Canton to OB-
naburg 10 the MnpctUn road ana adjoining the Oan-
ton Ochro MlllB on the sumo IA n good house, win
6c, Underlying The land Il vein Of hre or pOttefs
clay of superior quality, said premises nrq about
"A half mile north Of the o. q, a \, H. NJ WIN easy
grade 10 the same, also within half mile OF school
house Price e9b 800 tmore 0r less lann( % suit the
puTehnaer. jacob 10, MfSllLER
deCl7. .gw-wdm r. ", NO % OWlVohi