The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-08-17

notions, hardware, -four, feed. ssricul-
tural Implements, cutlery, ammuniuon,
confectioneries, cigars and tobacco. he
has been In business here about two years
and has many friends. You can save
money By trading with him. Give MIN
call. =.
The reporter visited the celery farm OF
G. p. Ramsey, who has 16 acres Of 80 nne
celery land as can be found anywhere.
He has nj present 10 acres under splendid
cultivation, as the celery grown 10 OF an
extra quality, good flavor and brittle and
finds ready sale In all the leading towns
and cities. Mr.. Ramsey spares no paine
70 make bis celery Of the very best quality
and will probably be able to sup
ply the demands made upon him
BY September 1. All orders from abroad
will receive careful attention. He II max
ing many needed improvements for hand.
ling his crop 70 better advantage and
hopes 20 please all who pa'ronise him.
To guarantee prompt service, orders Tor
celery should be addressed TO him at
Marchand P. o. Mr.. r. 10 among the
we'll known farmers OF this section OF
Ohio, and In highly estee med as q citize en-
by ali who know him best.
Joseph A, PiersoD, successor TO Peter
Pierson d Son, deals extensively In hard
and soft lumber, latb, shingles, doors and
sash. He is now negotiating for planning
mill machinery In addition TO his already
well euuipped sawmill and chop feed mill
and hopes soon to be able to supply de>
mands made upon him In his continually
increasing trade. He has two acres OF
land upon which are modern Buildings,
built expressly for lumber purposes. The
yard IL near the Valley railway, thus af-
fording every convenience for handling
lumber rapidly and with least possible
expense, and he is thereby en-
abled TO do a business the magnitude
of which would do credit to q much
larger towns. There are four Large aud
commodious buildings-one 36x60 feet,
two stories high, one 4x12, two stories
high. one lumber shed 40x60, and an Office
building 1880. II embarked in business
here in May, 1880, aud bis present i'm
mense business shows what y man can do
who 10 industrious, wide awake, studies to
please his patrons, and wins success by
honest work and careful methods of doing
of ladinR being large. orders coming 10
him from all parts of the country, and
especially the farmers OF New Berlin and
vicinity are we'll pleased with the bar
gains he 10 always prepared to give them:
Mr.. Pierson stands high az citizen and
business man, and ls well and fayoraoly
known throughout Stark county. He was
appointed postmaster OF New Berlin last
June. and the people generally seem to be
OF the opinion that they have made q
wise choich in selecting him TO serve them.
Both Democrats and Republicans agree
on this point. Mr.. P. also has a fine 160
acre farm ~ miles northeast Of New Ber'
lin, and has q splendid residence property
in the village where he and his family
make their headquarters. He was married
Oct. 27, 1885, to Flora Dumont, of Mas
sillon, q highly educated lady, enjoys life,
and looks fondly forward to the dawn of
better times for the whole country. The
DEMOCRAT bespeaks for Mr.. Pierson and
good wife future abundance of the pros
perity which they have enjoyed In the past.
II, NJ. d.