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National Republican., 1883-06-13
WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL.

Yesterday morning goodly audience
gathered in the assembly hall of the Washing
ton High School to witness the commence
ment exercises. The arrangements were in
all respects tasteful, elegant, and unique. The
floral decorations were chaste and rich, wild
flowers minglng with the prouder blooms OF
the garden and the tall plants Of the tropics.
There were many prominent citizens present,
among them Gen. West, Gen. Eaton, Supt
Wilson, Mr.. Warner, Gen. Curtis, Gen. Brney,
and Gen Ayres. 1t was the first commence
mept of the new school, and so without pre-
cedeuts the authorities Of the school had full
SWAY in the plan and arrangement of their at
tractive programme.
At 10 o'clock precisely the graduates
marched into the hall, the rest of the school
having assembled with the audience The
girls were dressed for the most part in white,
with enough of variety to relieve the eyes
pleasantly here and there with n dash OF
color. A marked feature of the dress was
its simplicity. For the most part it seemed
as i, the high school boys and girls had met
in pretty simple, evory day dress and blue
uniforms and brass buttons to give a pleasant
entertainment. The graduating class NUM-
bered thirty-sx, as follows:
George Hamilton Ayres, Harry English.
James Henry Brown, Aleyne Abiel Fisher,
Frank I.AuRhlin Cal. Charles George Forster,
houn William David Hoover,
Appleton Prentss Clark, Henry George Sherwood,
H., Clement Moore Lacy
CHARLES william Curtis, Sites,
william Parker Cutter, Harry Hardness Stock.
Hanna Augusta Brecht, Phoebe Holmes,
Clara Lvonore Crown, Alice Rose HUTCHINSON,
Iyda Dalton, Mary Cecilia Kelly,
Emma Augusta Doyle Mary Stuart Mckinney,
Olivia Dana Eastwood, Helen Gilman Nlchols,
Ida Elizabeth Edwards, Leila Russell Nowlin,
Emily Enthofer, Lillian Martha Orcut.
Julia Adele Hammett, Florence Perry,
Wllhemina Cornelia Sarah Emma simons
Uartmann Susan Bender Sipe,
Mary COrnela Hilton, Fannie ieslelie Iowner
Marpie May Hines, Leila Ella White.
The programme was an attractive one, a
follows;
Chorus, Father Thy Mercy"
q Oration-Technical Education Harry II. stoel
o. Essay-The Omnipresent sparrow, susan B.Sip
Oclette Hunting Chorus,
T. Experiments and Demonstraiions-T
Botany, y,...,....,'..'...'',J'A Auene hammer
Chemistry, ,,s'-''."'''''''''shIhhE ~ simon
Physics, cs,....'.....s'''s'''' 'ueoIeo ~ Ayle
SurYeyinRu-.......s..s... .sApploloh r. Alhr
B. Essay-Back Door 0limpses. Florence PERI
Chorus, Come Where the Lilies Bloom"
6. oration-Esypt, Land Of Contrast,
National Republican., 1883-06-13
T)RoPosALs FOR ICE.

i -
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
wAsHiNGroN, June o, 1SS3
Sealed proposals will be received until ~ o'clock
m, WEDNESDAY, June 20, 1883, for furnishing this
Department and It's several bureaus with daily sup
ply office for the fiscal year ending June 20, 1885,
Instructions to bidders will be furnshad upon ap.
plcation at Superlntendents room. .
W. j.. JOSLYN,
Iel2.it&W Acting Secretary.
National Republican., 1883-06-13
BY Duncanson Brothers,
AUCTIoNEERs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS II
SQUARE S5T.


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS IN
SQUARE s5Z
BY virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of the
District OF Columbia passed April 10 1888 In the suit
of John II. Ketchain ct al Va The President and D-
rectors of Georgetown College ct al. No. 1897 Equity
Docket No. II, and under aud by virtue of deed OF
trust duly recorded In Liber No. 6SS. folio of the
Land Records Of the District of Columbia, the under.
signed trustees will offer for sale In separate lots
parcels In front Of ~ ths premi@ses @ on wEDNEsDAY
the following described real estate In the city OF
Washington, TO VIII Lots Nos. 49, IS, 49, Al, ~ 49, 81,
IS, 81, 81 and Is OF Moses Kelleys subdivision OF
square No. S5 as the same bounded and described
folio g. in the surveyors ofice of the District OF
Columbia
Terms OF sale; one-thrd OF the purchase money
payable In cash. and the balance In two equal Install
and after the day OF sale with interest at per cent
for which the notes of the purchaser, secured by
deed of trust upon the premises sold, shall be given.
deposit OF s25 Will be required, rs each lot Is bid off,
OF sale be not complied with within ten days nom
day of sale the trustees reserve the right TO resell the
property At the risk and cost OF thedeaulting pur-
chaser. HENRY ID. COOKE, JR,
ii29 street northwest
CHAS. A. ELLIOTT,
4O5 Ftfth street northwest,
DuHcASsoN BROTHERS, Auctioneers.
as-- THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UN-
9'A'AH ii00i' HENRY d. COOKE, Jn,
1879 street northwest,
CHAS. A, ELLIOTT,
4os Fifth street northwest,
rnyl5-T, IN, IS ,ttds
National Republican., 1883-06-13

The award of prizes was then made by Hon.
Joseph X. McCammon, assistant attorney gem
cral of the United States as follows: Edwin
p. Hanna first prize, $50; Duane &. Fox, sec.
ond prize, $50; William Bartlett Green, third
prize, 500.
Music and benediction closed the exer-
cises. President yelling announced to the
audience that the laying of the corner stone
of the new building of the Columbian uni
yersity would occur next Monday.
National Republican., 1883-06-13

DEDFoRD MINERAL SPRINGS,
ID OPENS ON THE 10TH OF JUNE.
Jason stockbridge, of the Old Fountain and Guys
Hotel, Baltimore, manager.
Round-trp tickets to be had at railroad Offices and
baggage checked through.
Rooms may now be engaged by letter to
ANDERSON HEIRS,
Bedford springs Pa.
Pamphlets and Bedford water at our general
agents, g. b. SHAFER 1910 Istreet.
National Republican., 1883-06-13
sH.tinI Notitss.
$rOpOsaIs
DRoPosALs ron SIfsoEGLANE0Us sur.
Il PLIES

WAR DEPARTMENT,
June ~, 1Ss3.
Sealed proposals will be received Mt this Department
until II o'clock noon TUESDAY, June 20, 1883 for fur
nshing miscellaneous supplies consisting of broons,
brushes, soaps. towels, &C. &c, for tile War Depart
ment aud Its Bureaus IN Washington. during the
fiscal year ending June 20, 1854
Hank forms of proposals, showing the items and
estimated quantities required together with instruct
this Department.
Bids Will be considered ON each item separately.
. Proposals must be addressed to the Secretary OF
War; indorsed on the outside OF the envelope, Pro-
poSals for Miscellaneous Supplies"
ROBERT T. LINCOLN,
je136t Secretary of War.
National Republican., 1883-06-13
LOCAL MENTION.
speclnl Prices in wntches.

Special Prices i'm Watches.
Ladies' solid gold full ieweled levers, Sl7.
Ladies' solid gold stem winders, $50.
Ladies' solid gold American levers, s2s.
Gents solid gold full jeweled levers, so
Gents solid gold American stem winders, e32.
Gents l4-k extra jeweled American stem wind
ers, $50.
A written guarantee with evory watch,
Il. HARRIS & CO..
432 Seventh street.
Job Printing
OF every description executed neatly nt the short
est notice at The REPUBLICAN, Job Rooms.
THE highest cash prices paid for dresses and
gents clothing watches, jewelry &C. Call on or
address Herzog, No 305 Ninth street, near Penn :
sylvania avenue.
"Aldernoy Dairy Wagons."s
Fresh Alderney butter churned every morning,
and delivered in = ward" prints, at Soc. perb
Also cottage cheese, &C. per ball; buttermilk, DC.
per quart, and sweet milk &c. per quart
National Republican., 1883-06-13
Summer Resorts.

II EIGHTON HOTEL
NEWMAN SPRINGS,
Ten minutes from Long Branch N. j. Open June Ia
Beauumly situated ON the banks Of the Shrewsbury
River; splendid lawns, shady walks and rambess
everything 10 add Attraeveness and healthulnes "a
the placer circulars Of Information 10 be had AZ the
National Republican once - .
Address ]. N. kEELhh, PLoprletor,
Red Bank, New Jersey.
National Republican., 1883-06-13
DEGREE Ill. Il.

Edwin T.. Hanna, Kan.
David A. Haynes, ID. q.
Geo. d. Hedian. Pa.
Geo. X. Israel, Md.
j. Maury Israel, d. c.
VIM. q. Johnson, ID. q.
Il. S. Kaufman, Cal.
Wm. ii. LandvUigt, ID. q.
Wm. Little, Iowa.
Wm. NJ. Little, Ohio.
Julius A. Mmdel, u. G.
l.. a. Main. Wis.
W. X. Smith, Kun.
J. W. Snowden, Mich.
NJ. X. sullivan, 0nio.
q. \. Thachor, MINI.
+. IL. Tichenor, n. Y.
ID. B. Treadway, Ky.
7. B. Turpin, ID. Z.
q. w. upton, Oregon.
4. Il. Waite, y. y.
A. w. Williams, Pa.
~ q AEal.n,. hI
National Republican., 1883-06-13
POST GRADUATE

a, >. bTOWll, ~. y.
Alfred Cluln, n. y.
u. d. Conkliiig, n. Y.
George Cook, Pa.
A. G. Dubois, Pa.
Benz. j.. FairchilJ, n. \
Wills Fowler, y, q,
Duane L. Fox, Mich.
l.. q. Gaines, West Va.
Edw. +. Gleason, Wis.
Wm. B. Greene, Mass.
John &, Hale, OniO.
IL. s. Matthews, ID. Q.
G. X. Meyers, Iowa.
Brice J. Moses, ID. Q.
Hancock, Neagle, S. Q.
George q. Payne, ID. G.
B. +. Peters, Pa.
g. +. Randall, Ill
J. q. Rath bone. d. G.
X, X. Shellnbarger, ID. G.
W. IL. Smiley. Me.
n NJ. smith. ID. q,
National Republican., 1883-06-13
.TEs-DEGREE LII. NJ.

John w. Phillips, Ill.
David q. Purman, Wis.
S. G.. l.. Roberts, sd.
G. +. Sundell, Ill.
j. Foshay Walker, n. y.
National Republican., 1883-06-13

The application of w. II. De Lacey was
yesterday approved by the examining com
mittee and he was admitted to the bar.
The application of g. O. Payne was yester'
day referred to the examining committee foI
report.
National Republican., 1883-06-13
NEW YORK. June $. lssa

nS3s FRED'K SPRINGMANN, Q. Il. SPRING.
W. MANN, Sprlngmann Bros, Nos. GIG, 6ls $40
Maryland avenue southwest are prepared 10 do all
the railway depots aud steamboat wharves- Hand
ling furniture and heavy machinery our specially.
Orders solicited. We give our personal attention
Sprlngmann Bros References; {: s. Sheod, 400 Ninth
and ID northwest; Hayward d Hutchinson, Ninth,
near ID northwest; Manager W. u. Tel. Co.. Manager
NLat rnl % NaI II
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-03-14

In my life asked any advice In that re-
spect, never studied new parts with any
master or teacher, but simply worked
them out myself. Thus made Carmen,
Katherine in The Tanning Of the Shrew;
and others that were so much talked
about and, well, may inst as well say
so, met with such q great success. But
/ could not have done 1t If my mind had
been pre-Occupied by social aud other
matters. If in the least absorbed with
other matters outside Of those relating
to art L don't think an artist can be at
his OF her best. It's the same with the
hunter. Can he shoot well, IL excitedp
Or a draughtsman, with his hand, Is he
steady when love or mental trouble be-
falls him as If his mind is freep Or
surgeon will be handle his knife as firm
ly and steadily? SO every trouble goes
in the voice of singers. But there Is
nevertheless one great stimulant-that
is jealousy. Take Campantni, with whom
l acted Carmen, LOhengrin, Africatne
and other roles. We eare excellent friends
off the stage, but on the stage we want
to OutdO each other. We carefully watch
oar point, and the success Of one stimu-
lated and encouraged the other to be-
come more successful. Then we did our
very best, and certainly to the benefit Of
the people. But love absorbS the best
anu boROOAhAAy
of artists who decidedly are more sensi-
tive than others, and this must natural
ly be at the sacrifice of art, and at least
Of that artists gift during this period.
Troubled waters are never smooth"
Speaking of love, what does the pro-
fessiOn think of the asinine exhibition
GebhaTdt is making or himself as
Langtry's chaperOnep
1T has created q bad impression. No
artist of rank would have permitted 1t"
How is Langtry esteemedP
''AS to Langtry, never could under
stand the nOtOTiety which she attained
and the curiosity she seems to excite
among journalists and a certain class Of
the public. 1t seems strange to me that
lady of so very little artistic value
should receive such attention. My op1n-
ion may be wrong. l have never seen
Langtry, and have not the least desire
to see her."
"HOw do you regard NilssOn%
"As great artistic. We sang alter
nately in LOnden, she appearing as
0phelia. | in Carmen, L'Africane, LOhen-
grin, etc. think her MemphistOpheles
and 0phelia incompatible. As | said. she
is grand artistic; socially never met
her.
"HOw do you consider PATHS accom-
plishmentsP"
Patti is the perfection OF art"
"In what light are her relations with
NicOlini regardedP"
81 regard her merely from an artistic
standpoint"
Madame Hauk will assume her posi-
tiOn as a member of MaplesOn's troupe
in May, returning to London, thence ap-
pearing in Berlin before the emperor of
Germany.
She is a very pleasant and scOiable
lady to converse with and her rank as an
artistic is unquestiOned.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-03-14
Tho Republican PrImarn

for Canton city and township last Satur
day resulted in j. W. UndeThill defeat
Ing exMayOr Valleley for Mayor; c. G
Upham, City Solicitor, no opposition; T
Q. Nighman, Street Commissioner, de-
teating John E. Dine and j. W. Gilbert,
both good men; John Nichols for Mar
shall, defeating Frank Wolf.
The COuncilmen nominated; in First
ward, g. W. Heldenbrand; End H. w.
Halnes; 4th John Robbins Jr.; 9TH ID. A.
Arter. In jthe 9Th 1t was tie between
Jacob GOtshall and Conrad Shade and
the question has not been decided vet as
TO which shall take the shade.
The Assessors are, End ward, 8. L. Nc
Dermit; 9th, A. J. Fulmer; 7th, George
Bowen.
The Township Ticket is: Justice, z.
W. Bond; Trustees, j. G. Hershey, j. r.
Roth and H. 8. Graham; Clerk, II. III,
Trump; Treasurer, j. r. Matthews; Asses-
s0r, j. Bowman; Constable, Sam Slusser;
Waterworks Trustee, w. W. Clark.
On Saturday this week our Democratic
friends nominate, and we hope to see men
placed on the ticket who will attend to
business and be elected. Let the work
be properly attended to. No doubt the
Republicans nominated will be active.
They worked for the nomination, and
slaughtered their own innOeents with
out remOrse or hesitation. Even Under
hill was on the pavement working hard
10 defeat ex-MayOr Valleley.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-03-14
Cheap Rates to the West.

As some routes are advertising grand
excursions to the west on certain speci-
fed days, 1T is announced for the benefit
of cOlOnlstS, land seekers and all others,
who intend to g0..west, that the Penn
sylvanis Company will sell excursion
tickets to the land points in Missouri,
Kansas and Nebraska, and single one
way tickets TO all points in the west
every day until further notice. The
rates will be as low, and the tickets will
cover all the privileges afforded by these
sO-called special excursions.
Here is your opportunity; you can
start when you get ready, and be sure Of
securing as good rates without hurry
ing to catch some excursion train. Take
your time and don't worry about the
rates. When you get your affairs in a
shape to make the trip, apply ia person
or by letter or postal card TO any agent
of the Pittsburgh, FIT. Wayne g. Chicago,
Cleveland g. Pittsburgh, Erie g. Pitts
burgh. Ashtabula & Pittsburgh, ALI
ance, Niles & Ashtabula, MeadYille OF
Northwestern Ohio Railroads, and he
will furnish rates for passengers and
freight, and sec that you go forward in
first class style on regular express
trains. Things will be fixed to suit you.
Let us hear from you, please.
Z. A. FORD,
GenI Passenger Agt., Pittsburgh, Pa.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-03-14

The question Of hauling big loads of
ore Is agitating our neighbOrs east and
southeast of us.
This office has a big chrome (cut out
OF an almanac) for the party who can
tell the most baldheaded, giltedged and
stupendOus lie on this VeXed subject.
Do anything except cenhning yourselves
TO facts. We would take unmixed plea
sure in printing that Bill NOakes hauled
seventy tons of ore through three feet OF
half frozen mud, distance of ten miles,
In half hour with nothing but a pair
OF eOnsumptiVe tom cats. Don't be back
ward In coming forward.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-03-14

At the residence of Christian Lehory,
miles south Of RobertsVille, on the
Malvern road, on Friday, March 10Th, at
p. IA, horses, cattle, sheep, and farm
ing Implements.
At the residence of A. NJ. Enrich in
Jackson township, on the Wackerlv
farm, l mile west Of the VoglesaG3 q
school, on Monday, March 10Th, at IL a.
m.' horses, cows and farming impIe-
ments.
At the residence of Jacob Zerbe, mile
south OF Paris, on Minerva road, on the
old Gyms Smith farm, on Saturday,
March 18th, at 9 q. m, horses, cows and
farming Implements. Mr.. q. is selling
out in order to engage in the dry goods
business In Paris.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-03-14
LEGAL.
Legal Notice.

GATHERINGS Sterl Herman O. Ster Anna Rhine ana John
Rhine all Of whom reside at 5anborn Barnes county,
1883. John A. kegler and his wife, Mary Keger, nled
y. ONO against said parties and others hereinafter
named, defendants setting forth that January 28,
pie OF the following described lands lst OF tho
north half OF the southwest quarter OF section 2I
county, Ohio, beginning at the northeast said
north line quarter Al 20 chains 70 the east ns
OF said fractional aectOni thence north 10 east along
$50 west SO so chains to post in the centre Of the
Bethlehem road thence SOUTH 10 west along said road
1880 chains TO post In said road; thence south, 500
east 59 80 chains 70 a post thence south 1918 chanS
quarter section line OF said section thence north on
said quarter section line 20 12 chains TO the place OF
2nd The undivided half OF tnat part lot Ss in the
city Of Masson. in said stark county which Is descTib
said Ot Bs feet east from the northwest corner thereof
thence eastwardy feet along the north line OF said
lot; thence sOuthwardly parallel with MIL street. I4O
feet alley; themes westwardly along said alley
feet TO the place Of beginning. nv
5rd Lot 1913 In Kent Jarvis addition to said city OF
Tnat by the terms OF said Thomas Keglers WILL which
has been probated devised ali his properly Ia Ma
widow said Mary Ann Keger long as she should re
main his widow with the to sell said estate
heirs power sell with said widow
In case OF sale of said real estate said widow have
900 to her but In should marry 70
have the interest said
Subject said provisions said estate was devised
TO his children SAID widow has elected take the pro
visions Of said Will and has not remarked
That John A. kogler Is seized In fee simple OF
divided eighth ga OF said land having purchased
from said widow neeghth Of her interest therein and
he Is entitled 70 nave partition made OF said lands
That Hannah SiebOld, Mary Elizabeth Shorb Anthony
KeRler, Mary BOur and Eleanor Kegler children OF
homss Kegler have each undivided eighth OF said
lands; Catherine Sterl and Anna Rhine, children OF
Thomas Kegler have each undivided eighth OF said
nd and third lots of land and Herman 5chaidnage
and Silas A Conrad have undivided fourth OF said
2O4 tract OF land; all OF said interests except
plaintirS being subject to said widows said rights
therein
Jacob Heinrich owns other undivided half OF
said part Of sad lot 9s No other persons have In
terests In said premises
said petition that the said interest Of said John
Kegier 70 him In severalty and par
tOn OF said premises be made and II that cannot bo
done without manifest injury said premises then
that such further proceedings may be mad author
lied By law.
or before April 2s. 1883.
hbasVw By LrscR, DAI 4 LncR- thsir At,1's
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-03-14
Tho LIrsrmors str1orr.phio Psn

This pen is one Of the great novelties
OF the season and Is endorsed by the
trade as giving perfect satisfaction. The
following from the Morning Mail,
tiOn for the pen:
The general principle of the Stylo-
graphic Pen is so familiar as to require
no explanation. We have made trial of
various kinds, but have found none to
equal the improved LivermOre StylOgra-
phic Pen, which combines all the ad-
Vsntages of other makes. 1t Is con-
Venient to use, writes with any kind
OF good ink, and is practically inde-
structible.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-03-14
CITY COUNCIL,
Movement Looking Towards the Im.
prOvsment OF Walnut Street.

a Movement Looking Towards the Im-
PrOvsment Of Walnut Street.
Council met at 7:3O D. m. on Monday
evening, ten COuneilmen being present.
hessrs. Coldren, MeCammon, Stinch-
comb and Rsueh were absent. Minutes
OF last meeting read, corrected and ap-
proved. -
A petition praying for grading and
paving Court street from TuscaraWas 10
Eighth street, also grading and repair
Ing Seventh and Eighth streets at pub-
lie buildings, was read and referred 10
the City Solicitor, with instructions to
prepare an ordinance authorizing the
work to be done.
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES.
Ways and Means-Report selling the
Lindeman property, No. $50 South Cher
~ street, to Vim. Kingsnorth for 1885
cash. as he was the highest bidder. Re-
port adopted.
Fire Observation-Disclosures In favor
OF employing Geo.Wolf as steamer enRf-
neer for the ensuing year, beginning
April 1st next, at t75 a month, and have
entire charge Of the engine and are aD-
paratus, also the iro alarm telegraph
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-03-14

The Democracy of Paris township will
hold a primary election on Saturday,
March oath, 1883, between the hours of
one and eight o'clock p. M, at New
Franklin, Paris, RObardsville and Min
erva to nominate candidates on the DEM
Ocratic ticket TO be supported at the
election Monday, April End, 1888.
9 LEVI WALKER,
Central Com.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-03-14
NimishiIIen rornshIp.

The Democracy of Nimishillen town
ship and village of Louisville are re-
quested to meet at Louisville and Har-
Tisburgh on Saturday, March Gath, for
the purpose Of nominating candidate
for Justice Of the Peace and tickets to
be supported at the ensuing spring
election. j. L. COY, Cen. Com.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-03-14

Superintendent Smead has favored US
with the forty sixth annual report of
the Board Of Trustees and officers Of the
Ohio Institution for the Education of
the Blind, for the year 1882. The COM
pleteness of the report may be judged
when we mention that the volume con-
tains 1913 pages. The number Of pupils
is 223, seventeen counties not being rep
resented. Our old friend H. j. NOthnagle
has been teacher of music in the insti-
tuition for about thirty years, and still
continues.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-03-14

@ - Corner Building Lots in
oo my I'd Addition. Parties
wishing to build are not
required to pay any cash down.
Terms, D annual payments, COM
menclng April, 1884, with g per
cent. annual interest. have
Building Lots In other localities.
j. E. kITZMILLER,
Once, 81 West Eighth Street.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-03-14
Lake Township.

The Democracy. of Lake township are
requested to meet in convention at the
Center School House of Lake township,
on Saturday, March Gath, 1888, between
the hours of l and o'clock D. M, to
nominate candidates for township
offices, to be supported at the spring
election. LEONARD RABER,
Central COmmi. tee.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-03-14
Building Lots For Sale.

The Board Of Education of the city of
Canton will offer for sale at public auc-
tion on Saturday, March "a, 1883, on the
premises, corner Of Nimfsilla and
Bucher streets in Canton, three vacant
building lots; said lots being full size,
fifty feet front on HimisiIla street. Sale
VIII commence at I o'clock d. m. when
terms will be made known. BY order of
Board OF Education. S.A. CONKLIN.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-03-14

On the 23d of last month Mr.. Jay Easly,
Of Canal Fulton, left for San Francisco,
Cal. Mr.. Easily has been engaged In the
law Office of Mr.. W. G. Myers for the past
three years, and at the time OF his de-
parture, was teaching EschOOl, being
principal in the ParOchial school at this
place, and gave entire satisfaction. He
leaves home with the kind wishes Of his
Signal