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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20

II h not matter Of surprise that Ma
lor Mckinley, one Of the greateal foes 70
labor that tho country ever produced, u
such strong supporter OF high tariff.
The Major has grown pretty wealthy ana
no one will believe ho saved his compo'
tOncO from the moagor salary given n
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Democrat
Our usually correct contemporary 10
wrong this time, Major Mckinley 10
not wealthy, lie is not poor, but hon
est. lie has some wealth but no did
not earn II, but money he has none.
Banker Wise. Of the City National, who
Is interested, weighed the Majors pock'
OF book when he was here last, and II
only weighed four onnoea
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20

READ the speech OF Preaident Rrlch'
baum In this impression Of the
DEMOCRAT, Who has made q better
one in this year 1890 No one. 1t is a
splendid orationi pitched in a high
key and the tone is well maintained
until the end; and the end iO the very
essence Of eloquence, This is tho kind
OF Democracy that makes men better,
and this ls the kind that Is growing
and will grow, until II takes hold OF the
popular heart, Read this speech care
fully and treasure II.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20

DOES tho NEWS. DEMoooAT think for a
minute that this will deter the taxpayers
of The county from demanding that tho
commlsalonera right the wrong that has
beon done thom2 This IL not political
matter. il Ia a matter OF right and Re.
nnbiicnne and Democrats alike demand
thnt the outrage bo rcctlilcd. Thnt "llf'
teen or sixteen papers" have so heartily
endorsed the charges brought by the ke.
ylow IL ample evidence that the acts OF
tho commissioners need looking into. II
Tho NEWS. DEMOCRAT lacks tho manlineeH
to denounco the rOttenneas that attaches
a. son,o of the recent nets OF our commits
aIonerg Il had better keep directly silent.
--[Alllanco Review. -------
We will print all the Rsvlew has to
say. cheerfully, II not too long. And
now lot us say TO the Review and all
Others that we favor the most scrutin.
IzInN investigation Of NIL the official
acts Of our county commissioners. We
have already asked them to open up
the Canton sewer, for your bene
a.. and II there is anything crooked
anywhere we want 20 see that crooked.
ness made straight, aud that no guilty
man escape. But what the NEWS
DEMOCRAT Is claiming is this; There
IA evidently a concocted and pre-ar'
ranged raid planned by the various (l6
or 10 Republican organs Of Stark
county to attack the county commits
alopers for the Republican politics
there ia in IL. Now gentlemen OF these
i6 or II Republican organs, you have
done your talking; let us have the In.
veatigatIon. We will lend you all our
moral. physlcal political and legal
support TO make that investigation
thorough.
viii you proceed 10 proceedS
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20

TIE warm winter, while unfayornble
TO the coal baronp, aud seal skin catch
ers has been great for eggs. Egga are
plentiful and cheap, and the landlords
aud boarding house keepers set them
before their guests In abundance. The
hena have responded nobly 10 the In.
creased demand upon their resources
evidently laboring uuder the impres.
sion that spring is here. Now when
spring really comes, probably
most OF the hens will quit, under the
impression that tho time has come for
production 10 give WAY TO incubation.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20

THE so.called Wickham bill TO pre-.
vent the Democrats OF ohio from re-
districting the State, is not Likely 10
materinlize. II the Republicans hud
the Governor Of Ohio ,hey would prob
ably enact this bill into law, but with a
Democratic Governor TO furnish mem
bers of Congress elect with their certiil
Gates OF election, under the Great Seal
Of the State, the bill Of Wickham, even
II made u law, would avail nothing,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20

YESTERDAY afternoon We received a
special telegram from Raleigh, N. O.,
saying that the people were about 70
make raid on the labor agents who
have induced 80 many negroes TO leave
North Carolina during the past year.
The dispatch, which came too late for
our city edition, aaid over 10000 negroes
had emigratpd from North Carolina
during the past year, and that farmers
were fearing scarclty'of laborers the
coming season.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20

THE pension appropriation bill just
reported TO the House calls for the ex'
pendlture ofSi,3l70O0 for clerk hire,
examining surgeons, detectives, etc.
Now II we had service Pension law
we could dispense with all these sur
geona, detectives, etc, Just look at IT,
At ss per month or 800 per year, this
appropriation OF sl,3l70OO would pen.
sion 1879 worthy and destitute old
soldiers Then II Is estimated that
the Blair education bill will take S77,'
100000. What would this do for the
old soldiers, Why II would pension
the whole 10000. And yet we can't
find a single Republican newspaper on
our list that has the patriotism 10 REQ.
ommend the Grand Army Pension.
what's the matter
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20

We offer ono hundred dollars reward
for any case OF catarrh that cannot be
cured by taking Hall'a Caiarrh Cure.
II. j, CHENEY q CO., Props, Toledo, q,
We, the underalgnod, have known Y. j..
Cheney for tho last 10 yoora, and boliovo
him perfectly honorable In oil business
transactions and financially nblo 70 carry
out any obligations made by their firm,
WEST q TRuAx, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, o.
WALpiNo, KINNAN q MARVIN, Whole
sale Drugglata, Toledo, d,
II, II, VAN HoEsnN, Cashier Toledo Ma
iionnl Bank, Toledo, q.
llall'a Catarrh Cure In taken internally,
acting directly upon tho blood and mu'
coua surfaces OF tho ayatom. Prlco Tbc
per bottle. Sold by NIL drugRlata.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20
Ihe Democrat.
Tak DEMOCRAT PUBLISHING CO.,
No. 30 Rast Tuscarawaa Street.
TELEPHONE 10.
rnn sTARK ooUNgY DnMoORAE.

Gentle reader, can't you do a good
turn for ua, for our cause, and for the
good OF the party and principles we all
hold dear, by saying n kind word TO
your nelRhbor OF the STARK COUNTY
DEMOCRAT, now furnished At tho low
price OF 500 per year, II paid in ad
vance. We want 10 double our clreula'
tlon In 1890, aud now can't you help ua
a little In your neighborhood.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20

MuRAT HALsTEAD has been hired
Il Ia said, TO tdita portion OF New
York magazine, This means bis linal
Escape from ohio, This will bo regret
ted by Ohio Democrats, TO a man
While Marat { @ Artemus Ward used
10 say OF his Kangaroo is an amoosin'
cuap he Ia also full OF demorallzallon
ana disturbances for the Republicans.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20

PHILADELPHIA has thus far Jared
well from the present administration
1t furnished the country with q post
master general, the ministers TO Rusaiar
Greece and Brazil and several consule,
But this is not more than II deserves
II was the fat fried out OF Philadelphia
manufacturers that enabled the noto'
rious corruptIonist Quay TO purchG
the Presidency for Harrison, In blocks
Of Ave, and now Harrison Ia paying OIL
some Of the debts with the government
Hnrplug.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20

A CORRESPONDENT wants TO know
the difference between discovery aud
an invention. Well, we think we can
best explain by a. illustration. Fora
ker's mouth Ia u discovery, while Nc
Kinley's Protective tariff ls an inyen-
tion. The discovery opens up new
vstas, while the invention is o cOntriv
ance that runs with oil fried out of
manufacturer fat.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20

The Ohio Democrats intend to gerry.
mander the Congressional districts so
that Mr.. Mckinley will be retired. The
Indiana Democrats gerrymandeted the
legislative districts 80 that general Ilar'
rison was retired from the United States
Senate, but Mr.. Harrison was afterwards
elected President. History sometimes
repeats itself.-Peoria Transcript.
History, however, Is a child of truth
and wisdom and since she has seen
Harrison. and sized him up, she 10 NOT
likely TO repeat another such act OF
criminal stupidity.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20

ton. Ne favor opening up tho quea'
tion, and having q judicial inyehtlga'
tion, and then n no agreement can DO
made that Ia satisfactory, lot the Court
House 90 back TO lis Originol ceaapool
system, By taking eesapool for q
sewer we think the various ant'aewer
organs, could be resolved into their
original element
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20
ANornna onnAp sRow sroaM.

snow niehtsen Rect Desp--Ali Travel
htopned'.-Losa Of Life Feared
BAN RRAHmaoo, Cal, Fob. ih- Special
Heavy snow storms are again reported
In tho serraa and railway lraiile ID again
bloekaded. AZ the Summit the snow 10
now eighteen feet deep and al Emlgranl
Gap twelve feet, The east hound train
was abandoned at Cascade, and several
west bound trains are stuck Ia the drifts
Loaa Of life ID feared 40 tho weather 10 In
tensely cold,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20

IP both Stark aud Coumbania coun'
ties iorsake Mrjor McKn ley he has
organic assurance that the Republican
lord will take him up We fear, how
ever that he viii bo disappointed all
around. High tariff Is b, coming odloua
aod before his term expires the Repub'
lican party will want TO hide him some
we're and forget TO And him again
Iplaln Dealer
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20

THE colortd pastor Of q Baptist
church in Petersburg, Va, has had hiS
salary cut down $500 u year, because
he voted the Democratic ticket at the
State election last fall. Here Is q
Southern outrage on q colored man,
evidently that was not perpetrated by
the Confederate Brlgadiers.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20

NEXT TO Boss Quay, Speaker Reed la
tho biggest toad In the Republican pnd'
die. Mckinley Is nothing but a wiggle
tailed tadpole, scarcely seen In the
murky pool,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20
A Good Farm For Sale,

nn tho Mlddlobm-ch 70 d, al warstler church, o
nil 4 IOfih NJ anton aud miles south OF Mlddie-
biancl d0nlai Jng iHb acres VI good land, aa good
atJnx iafln ~ tharo " In Plain township. An or
,h.fd Oi nuy. f-iaillng fruit uorH never falling
well and Nlmlahlllen creek running through the
~ mi thaiu are h, uses on The place, one Of and
onr OF rooms, summer Nj chen, wood shed and re-
pair Op upmUlntd | pig pen ana corn crib togoth-
o, ,arae barn and corr crib igohor 40 DO sold
oh reaaO able terms Inunl oil promlpee OF
feb2O.hwe MhH CATHERINE OIuKKb.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20
A Hooaior Republican evidently sick Of
IIALIa u a.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Feb. is,-lSpeoial. !
u, s. Treasurer Houston, who la now
visiting at hl0 Indiana home, 10 said by
republicans who claim 10 know 10 have
resigned, 70 take effect 40 soon ~ hla
rcaignatIon can bc accepted. Houston
says ho will retire TO private life.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20
A pHBRAsKA DEMOCRATIC FARM
nR HmARD FROM.

II. II. Bowers Of Falls City, Nebras-
ka, forwards 80 TO the STARK COUNTY
DEMOCRAT, for subscriptions to our big
weekly, and writes us a letter on that
country. He says: 81 was an old vet
eran of Co. A, 65th Ills. Vols, 2Dd
Brig, Bird Div, 23rd A. O., and stood In
the front rank at Franklin. left Can
ton In February, 1868, but was raised In
Paris township. When the Democrats
plant themselves on true Democratic
ground, the West will become Demo-
cratic, and not until then, enclose a
slip / cut out Of our home paper Isaac
Bowers built a barn 40x60 30 feet high,
out Of timber grown here since 1887,
everything except shingles and siding"
aIke Bowers, u farmer living near
Falls City, Is building barn out Of
lumber sawed from trees he has grown
ON ais farm since settlement HIS
groves have furnished him irewood for
several years"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20
ANOTHER SCHOOL hook NIL.
RepreaenlalIye Monnol b hard al wol

Representative MonnOl u hard ~ work
gathering material for another cheap
school book bill, aud u speech In lls sup
tails Of the bill, as lao will before making
a final draft Of Il consult Governor Camp
bell, who In hla inaugural address conn
mlltcd himself 10 q policy OF providing
cheap school books, Mr., Monnot made a
very able apeeoh on his school book bill IN
the last LEGISLATURE, but the speech he u
preparing will eclipse that, 40 he has ad'
dod largely 10 hla information.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20
oonnnmnilon surolY oured.

10 TuH Epiroal- Please inform your Fsadera
that have poaitve remedy Tor tho aboyenAmed
disease ny ia timely uhe thousands Of fhopeleau
oAsea have been permanently cured. iHhAll DO glad
10 send two bottles ofmy romedy flii.k 70 Auy Of
your readers who have consumption II they viii
hond mo their Express aud y, o, address, htepoot
fully, q. A. AlooUM, N, o., iai Pearl ~, n. Y.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20

THE RrfurmrrS ye carried Oahu,
one OF tie Sandwich Islands. This
means that the dives must go, sun
the speak castles are running on q full
head OF steam In Alliance,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20

NoKNLEY's hair is getting thin, He
has bren trying too hard to think. It
takes u great mind 10 $50 through q
ghndstone. Cincinnati Southwest.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20

A stitch IN time saves nine, and II yon
take Hoods Sarsaparilla now itmay save
months Of future possible sicknoss'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20

PRonARLY one reason why times are
40 dull Ia that Bunum, Van Antwerp,
Buffalo 1911 and John splan arc all In
Europe,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20
RnpIsvaIoTIpo AND toHooL
Books-..our Mr.. Monnot pubmite = Good
Plan, Whioh Makes Good hhow on the
Map-'-OheAp school books


COLuMhuh, o., Beb, iG,-llepreaentatlye
MonnOt has prepared another plan 70
Tor AZ tho Democratic Joint caucus to-mor'
row night, 40 % substitute for the plan re-
ported by the committee, His plan glyeh
10 the Democrats fifteen and 70 the Re-
publlcana aix dlairola yet, strange 70 hay,
the districts are more compact ANA sym
metrlcal than any Congregational districts
Ohio has had for forty yearh, Tho fair
ness Of the plan may be drawn from the
fact that tho aggregate majority IN The SIX
Republican dlatrlota 10 over 5000
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20
FIRST OF THE SEASON
Our First Importation Of
Lace
CURTAINS
Have arrived, and will be
placed on sale
SATURDAY, Feb. 18TH

Importing these goods, as we do, for
niue large stores, enables us TO import
them In such large quantities that we
can, and will, save you the jobberS or
auction house commission, which 10
anywhere from 20 TO 100 per cent,
thus placing them In your hands for
less money than most dealers have 10
pay, (wholesale) for the same goods.
Our line Of window shades, curtain
poles, shade rollers, ornaments, etc.,
you will find the most complete, and
prices the loweAt In the city. See them
and then Judge for yourself
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20

on re ,rFarm of "A, roa IN rlAs osn,h,n n
Y por oartiouiata inuulie OF sAry Wakgr w
gouth IN ,veiand avenue, Canton. flv'utws'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20
A VERY RnMARRAnLn oABH,
A Farmer Dies as Iie Felt lie Ought 10,
According 10 Fate

NEw PHILADELPHIA, o., Feb, iG,-John
RoH, wealthy aud respected farmer liy'
Ing three miles south Ol here, had q pre-
munitlon that this would he his last day
on earth, although he was In his usual
good health, he arranged matters care
fully at tho farm, and then, after bring
Ing q bucket OF coal ior the dinner llre,
told hia invalid wife that his time had
come. lle then deliberately retired 10 hlH
bedroom and IN fifteen minutes was Dead
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20
saturday, the sSnd day Of March $780,

ma ,onowns descrlbod real estate to.w,,l rs't p,
se,ionni pection ., ~ Perry tNh,uhp NV % N, MAJ az
county beglnng ior ~ ,, a ,hwsst corner 0f
Ml.rlrssI ,, Nv "af, en,,,eyed hy Anthony yNor gl
NJ NJ sie aid fdwad u pexa IVY ds.u 'fG'uu ,p wa ~
tr receri Of deplp Of said ovuny ~ In iopt 40 n
oi, oia ~ W tnenee Norm Nd et 20 amke ,li,v son,l
so d,r ea west los feet 10 te cgnlVs NV ma "a,
sa,"e, and thenue south nlO thla oeh'o' hne W
fett 70 the place Of DoGlnnwg
Appraised At $500. .,.,..s n M, r.,m,
CASH oA. KRIDER, sheriff
WI, pAtDwtr ATTY.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20

10y virtue Of IN alias order o. sssl USa uVf " AapS
clerk Of the court o. Son,alon nr'lom snd 10 mo dl.
LOVELY u,a wi oiIer Tor sale NJ public outoiy a ho
s ,hn soutt house. IN tho Oity OF oalto' oh
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20
saturday, Tho ED day OF March, 1890,

tho following described real estate ,o,wl,
hljuAie M tuu township " Perry county OF hlait
and state uf uhlu, M knoNh ~ ana uulnE pAit V.
I, ouOn nuuibul ah (hl, Of toWnahlp wh (lOl anl
Tanae nlnn (u), b0usdud A. l"l1Nsi p,F nhlsh ~ Nv
iho poini 0t IleuuollJn " the oynrf Hoe Oi mo
load ff0m MandilUn pHtt nepp IVA mn wv WIS.
no 0f The fisht Of Nhy VI the CLEVELAND, L,ian And
Whotlng fAlifuAdi anl running thence hotlhNA! y.
IN With Tho ", Nv line - hait flAht ul way 70 he
nuu Il line 0t landh belonging 70 one Fthhh mhWell
ihunOo wcstwAtdly aud plonH Tho auuth mn OF ealu
H. uAltVrH laud 20 the southwest tpfnuI ul lnV pAhvi
thence MOI IN Nafdly anu HlonE fTans MAtoia Mvst @
iiuN 10 tho south lluo VI lAnua of htlnleH hololl
ihonOp west sArdy aud along mld kvllvtN t9u.n
inu 10 the hghway loading figm lleppetta mll 70 70
10 Mipufli thn 90 nuuthwArdl. AlvnH sAlu !oau "
ihe 60ithuast corner oi land OF yohh hvIonll
ihonon vests Afdy aud hlnng the bouli lho ol Ahva
Of Juhn uufond, ono rulahl MIS-, k.te FaNha,ht
and John Mluf 10 the east Hue OF lAnua pplunklnk
u Hnth Harl ana Othom, lhVlou unuthWh!uly Mlnk
Tho east ilnn NJ hald hnra land 10 tho conlot pi ne
Tad ku0wn ~ tho EArl foadl thohoe ngntwaiuly ahu
aions iho eruiNT llno OF sid hu ruad 70 wv Wva!
inu OF tue Cleveland Lufa aud Mhuu ing lthlilpAd
riaht OF way and lace 0f heHlnnlnH tVntalnlhH
tinr Aof,a more or tal but subject 70 NJ lok ~
hlghSAya Haid pfpn ltoi being the balance let W.
suld Of fhe pToml " Of which JOIN lioppsII w,
ialnvr OF piAlutln aud dtfvndala' uleo toliou Al"
IN po'tuualoi
Appraised Ntooo,
snle 70 commence M | O'Clock p' M Terma
oA'h "a. KRIDER, sherin.
II, W. MoOAuanEY, Aty.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20

NV vlrtue OF An ordor Of sale issued by the Clcth
of the oouituf common pleas oi Stafe govh, Vn,V NV
In tnr above acttn, aud W me dltyvtu w a,,,, Vn,
for nalp NJ public ouicry, ~ the oooI W wv 'V"''
house, In tho clgy OF canton, ON
Saturday, the 18th day Of March, 1890
the following described real estate 20 wv 'I aiStS
~, nhin and ino,gn al part Of l0ia number ~ y anu
iiss, n, ,I,o oy of Canton, Ohlo, uonnonvln,g on
The w,ai lima Of Cherry street ~ poM wv iie,i, ,
", Mn nn ND, ilne AB fpeil thtnoo wstt para-
i"l with tho south llno said lot lpsa 10 hea tcc
theme north on the east linz OF hyh Nv, W. ,n, 'aes
,henee rast parnlei vi taid tnuh lnv 70 .l. Paes
W e,e nj IN 90 uoh thei COL ~ mas Devn
g ,yo,, ,o enlarge iad Chony street heoViuou III
Vol 100, pages i2b and lao
Appraised @t0,oo' .,.,... ~ ro,m,
sale W commence AZ one O'CLOCK " "' '''
cash. GA KUrDER shorin'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20
SHERIFF SALE.


nv ylse NJ IN nrdor Of sale In partition issued hy
The clerk OF q iun OF common pleas ol hlafs e9,l
ohio M tho AbU 10 action anu 70 mo directed, VIII
oiief Tor aale " public oulofy ~ tho doof ot tho
UIutt HOUSE Ia tue oiy Of uautsil on
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20
aunRIFF SALE.

n ", MoOAuonrY, Any
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-23
The Profane Man Who Wouldn't Vote for
Brice
From the Cincinnati Commercial
Gazette.

The Hon. Lot L. Smith, the men,
ber from Franklin, now serving his
second term is also an old-time, moss
back Democrat of the Thurman stripe.
Mr.. Smiths figure is tall and COM
manding, and his smooth face and
long locks give him a statesmanlike
appearance. Mr.. Smith did not attend
the caucus, but just before that re-
markable gathering was called to order
the word passed along among the
newspaper men that Mr.. Smith, al
though resident of Columbia, could
not attend, but that he had sent let
ter stating that he would abide by the
caucus decree. Strange to say, no
person has been found who saw the
letter. a message of the character was
received from Representative Brown
of Hancock and read to the conven-
ton, which applauded loudly. But no
letter was read from Mr.. Smith, nor
was any announcement made officially
that he had written one. Mr.. Smith
said this morning, when approached.
II shall vote as I damn please, and
the newspapers and people can say
what they damn please"
Only this and nothing more would
Mr.. Smith say.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-23
Henry w. Grady's Southern Farm"

The January number of this excellent
farm magazine is just out, and surpas-
ses any issue yet printed. 1t is eighty
pages and contains the last work of the
great editor who was its founder, and
has a correct report of his last great
speech in which he championed the
rights of the South before Boston
audience and elected the sympathy of
the whole north in the cause for which
he plead 50 nobly. 1t also has sketch
of his life, and a handsome steel en-
craving which, framed, makes superb
picture, as it is splendid likeness of
Mr.. Grady.
The agricultural interests Of the
South never had better friend than
Henry w. Grady. 1t was his desire
from boyhood to own and run alarm
paper, and the wonderful success
which attended his efforts on the
Southern Farm show how sincerely his
heart was given to the work. His
associates on the Farm are conversant
with bis ideas and intentions regarding
the future of the Farm and will dc
their very best to perpetuate the work
to which Mr.. Grady's life was devoted.
In this they will be assisted by the
largest and best equipped corps ot
contributors Of any agricultural paper
in America. All the old favorites, such
as Bill Arp, Mrs. FELTON,, Uncle Remus
and Plunket, will be with them, and
scores Of special contributors will send
letters fresh from the field. DR.. w. L.
Jones, the highest salaried agriculture.
editor in the South, will continue tc
edit the Farm. His Enquiry Box
alone is we'll worth the subscription
price several times over. From
"Thoughts for the Month"; to the very
last page, it will be book which viii
reflect credit on the memory of its
founder. Every Southern farmer should
read Henry w. Grady's southern
! Farm" this year and should begin with
the January number.
The Farm one year, 81.