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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-02-12

Mar Kline Order Of sale, stark coun'
w. " Common PloA Court
Samuel II Linogrovor Of al
ly virtue Of AN order Of aale Issued by tho slork OF
tho court OF common pleas Of stark county, Ohio, IN the
above action and " mo directed l Will ofior for hnle NJ
public outcTy NJ tho door Of the court houso In tho city
OF Canton, stark county, ohio, on
Saturday, the l4th day OF February, 1885,
tho following dcacribcd lca'ehold aituAtc In Stalk
county ohio, 10 witt Being u loAschold ,etato Of Nhm'
uel II, Llnegt0ycr In a part 0t town lot number ~ In
Touloia' addition 10 Alllnuoc, stark county being "a
feet Orth AID south BY 10 feet east Al 4 wet on ol Tho
southeast md Ol Hhid lot Tor tho period OF i've yoArs.
commencing November 10TH, 1891 said lrAsfh0ld ~.
tate hong subject 10 tho following cOnditidnqi "ihAt
said Llnepr0vor hia heirs or aNigna, should pay 10 las.
YAlleley or HE logal representatives, tue sum OF nlno
hnndr'd dllara $4,000 roit payable quarterly ovefy
three mouths, IN sum OF foriy'nye d0llAra, AID n said
tho riaht IN avoid the lease and take pNes,lalon OF tho
prtmlAc, NJ any lime att default That The I u ehOld
OtAte ~ sad Ilncgruver IN ajd promises, under said
contract OF lea o, consist OF tho fiHht " rhid Llnearover
aud his assigns IN use and occupy pAid premiate during
tho term or hAld lease, subject " tho payment OF ahid
rcnt, and ~ The terms " forfeiture provided for, tn
gothcr with tho right 10 rocoyr from James vAlelcy ~
The aud Of ,id lease on tho surrender NJ that tlme "
the premises, with Tho building orc'ted thereon by said
wear and tear excepted tho sum " ti97,B0, That Tho
name constitutes tho cutAte OF said LlnoxrOyer In said
promises"
Part lot ~ appraised nj 1900,
building thereon appraised NJ pbDa,20.
Sale 10 commence NJ | O'Clock y. m. Terms cash
JAMES LEE, Sheriff.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-02-12

A shsap farm for sale, known N tho 'stavcr Home
stead, " htuated IL 0rcsn township, summit oouniy,
0hio, Farm hAs w scfoc, with good houss aud bank
barn, two welle and oitcti,. fruit n al hinds Farm
Y localot mo hnlf milo rum ureensburg, ups milss
ncnn railroad station For further pafticuI Ars Addrvss
u. ~ LpUib Y, uhfI rM,
dcofbom DOE civ, hsSsilion, ONO
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E~xecutor's Notice.

Nouos 10 hcreby aivcn that tho ppdorrsnsd hss
been dnlB Inppointcd aud uuAlincd ns nsecutor Il
she cstsss Of Maria pcyc!, lsts y sta.s c.Nuh nile.
" issSss #p WILLIAM A. ~HohsHIsoN'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-02-12

WILL not some learned gasbag OK
plain 10 the satisfaction OF laboring
men out OF employ, the beauties and
benefits Of "protectionf"
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JEW


L. kpIliAlM.
JEWMLnR AND 0PIIOiAN-No. IA tMt TtAcAfawAs
strocL Fine Wnioha aud owoiu neatly repaired
md 9pootAoloa properly ttt,d Ia the ~ tobbg
uhOliUh ukUDLL.
JhwHLhli--Dcalo IN watches, Ulookn, Jowolu, bilyor
ware, sto. East aide public square, Canton. y, hA
pairing done promptly
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-02-12
POPULATION OF STARK COUNTY.

Tho onioIai Figures Of the Census OF 1880
by Precincts.
Az we have frequent enquiries about
the population Of stark county In 1880
we copy the following from the Com.
pendulum OF the Census, Volume 1, Let
our friends preserve II for future refer
aucp.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-02-12
Teachers Examinations.

Examinations Of spplicanm for r~sachers' ucrt,ncstss
will be held tho cnsuins year, m followei
Alliance, SATURDAY, September pOth, itbA
Leulsylie Vctober 1ith. lbtt
Massilloi, October 18TH, 1854.
uniontown. Esbwafy 2isk iHbh
Beach Uiw March p1st 1870.
q Otpsi Fulton Y, March 9al, tnHb.
Aun vsatpu on Nm hirt HsturdAs q eNch ~sntA. esna'
men0lna saturday. Bcptesnbw uth, lHBt,
~ osder Of ts Hoard os rsapssorA
'sHat>~ pAr1rx. w0ssaY. sgsuH.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-02-12
GOI7RR OR THICK NECK.

I have pOgtrIvE ,%A,nlcs-, and almost, inexpensive
cuIo for the above, sin,tine fatal, disease
For fursber information call on nlo ia person On
wntc 10 INC Mt W Arlington Court, Cleveland, Ohio
GUARANTEES OWEN III DESIRED
NO OUR AZ, NO PAYI
feb6Lw JNO, oAsKEy,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-02-12
DRUaoIsTs.

n H. BARR,
d~3ucocsor 10 y, J, acRur.)
DRUauIBr n pHAlniAOIyr--Oanlon, u. where
mar be found = large and vol solooted stock Of I'm,
puted and indigenous Drugs, staple and raro Oheml
cas, ~(foroiRn and domestio,) Medical Preparations,
Iruhsss, bnpport~p, TO-, Oomba, brushes, and FOR
fumerJ IA endless variety. Special attention 10 tho
fillna Of PhyniriAnh Prescriptions.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-02-12
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.


ATTOHNHYa.
nj i. rAuar
A TTOhnny AT LAw-hoom 10. baxt0n blook. Cor
"a man hpohon. jnnelBu
uosa
.Yro,,avv An ,aw ,- 49,
Ohio %aaaaew
Al N. MCCARTHY.
ATTORNEY, AT LAW once In .KimsL Dlocs, Louis
VILE, Ohio, octbsg
-
pANihI tANr'
JUSTICE OF II PkA0k--toom "a Cassidy Block
aecPbAW
anonan Il BALDWIN, mIum
BALDWIN guKIIa
Canton. o.
n wi ANN
.rrouuvy An raw ~, 49,, !, o..u .
Paisnis secured and ali pAtsnt buainsss attended, %
VIII prompmesa
A d LYNCH,
AIIonNEys AT LAw-omOs In Cassidy blocl. public
OARNKa
ATTORNEY AT LAw-Onoe with w. and A. McKinlsy.
ROBERT II. FoLaKR.
ArrOlNEYArLAW-u A. Oomm,sslonor Oompta
siohel ioT Now YORK aud pennsylvania. and kotAIy
EanlIIon, Ohio Win live Striet a a,tSsati up Ia an
bnhlneas entrneted % ha care Ia starE and adjoining
oIubIIo' ~ f" '" n'a''A' o0u'S No''ho'n pAuio'
.os rasasa .nhAsh oAsh hh CASE
ArfoltkkYs Af LAW-0Anlon, ONO.
JAMES ! GRANT
| ArrpRNry AT LAw-oao. IN ma nsv a.,,o, .,o..
Canton ono " mss5hSv
M aoa,,o,,
| JUsr1or nm THE pr.ns Ann Sor,pv ,,,,, ,, 4.
r,,nn,ng = Ia. .snn M III 49, 49, ~ "
hleot, Navarro. O. IRON whonoe 1 viii dsisnd tho in.
noornL prod" sas Wicked; collect inc e,d gs6ts and
1 NIL up RfoacIt ptonn tor mo nniKhD0n NJ bedrock
In mI llne call
HNra
.mro,v.v m.w
r,ons v ~ Am NJ n.n ,0om L. NO" OsanlJ
= HENRY w HAItrEa
ATTORNEY AT LAw-Onoa. HArts.s sank Block
Canton. u
L. JONES,
ATTORNEY AT LAW-Omos. Commercial Bloch. Dan
3n. ono. noyyesu
NM I'M
ATTORNEY Al LAW-AlliAnoe, Ohio
0 LAIN.
ATTORNEY AT LAw-omoe Oaailiy blook. rontn,
peDno sluA1S, CANTON, U
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ER 0AsE,
.rrnuuuv .n,- o.. u. ~ NJ.
tsotn nhia nA"'' DANE nioOh
"a soYa. 800,
"" MONA 4 ncpARrx ""
A TrOhhnKs AT LAW-Onnos No. Az Hath Msrks
"A sesse oxnex Raonc square. oAnsou.o nzs'sa
o. fupnnln MnYnn. uLIILM q, rIHno
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v. a. NeKnuIEY,
A.Iuh.hNo AT LAW-omoo IN hohinlg piooA, IN
ta. Ohio
I'M nyKaa
.rroovvy an 80 - n-, -
h.Lonn.s ~ Lam-omoo IN mo hsou bioo.
nwent Of ESTATES and partition Of lAndl
oHARL nj MIFR
Mehlnl.s BLOC. osos'
ATTORNEY AT IAW-onoe In poy,or nloos No., aid
public a., Canton, o
Van nnagnlT
m- -
ton,o
Jom '. LLnLuaH JoHH O. WILT
ALbAUoh = Willy,
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mIsoRLLANEous.


m, y pnnAan. Harry pnHAnn
FIiEAsE BROTHERS,
OWL AND MINING ENaiNEElls AMI DliAUuHle
Mkk-pihin and OunontA DrauRhtinR and pateni
aud Mechanical Drawinga 4 Specially, oliou, No, II
bOuth Market street, sooond iioor, HArorS Hlook
Canton. Ohio, mAl7gy
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-02-12

In 1860 thu total population Of the
county was d2,07S, and In 1870, b2,50S,
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SheriH's Sale.

Mar Kline order OF sale, stark ooun'
VI. " Common PloAs Court
Il LineNoyor Of nj.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1885-08-13

AT REST. General Grant was bur-
ried last Saturday with the grandest
funeral ceremonies ever witnessed upon
this Continent. Representatives from
every portion Of the Union followed
the funeral car and throughout our
whole country there were manifesto
tions Of reverence for the dead. AT
the tomb, Unionist and Ex-oOnfed-
crate mingled their Nrief and united
in doing homage TO thememory ofthe
great soldier who did his whole duty
and served his county well. No mar.
BILE monument can ever bear such
strong testimony to the gratitude Of
the republic and its peoples estima-
ton OF Gen. Grants character as the
chapter in History which will record
the ceremonies and pageantry with
which tne country laid him to rest.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1885-08-13

judlcea Of one or I've should prevail
over the bard common sense OF half a
dozen or more Of others u parody
upon justice and an outrage upon
common dsoepoy.
Several remedies have been sug-
gestsd. The simplest and most fsas-
ibls are the two following First,
that the teacher or the patrons (for
Trustees have been known TO retain
Teachers Objectionable to all the pa
trons) have the right Of appeal to the
Board Of School Commissioners, when
the objeotinR parties should DO re-
quired TO prefer charges against the
Teacher, and sustain them, or have
their decision overruled. This will
require but slight modification of
the law. The next remedy IL to
abolish entirely the Office Of School
Trustee; divide the county in about
FIVE School districts, with a commis-
sioner from each district. TO have the
supervision of the achools within Its
bonnds. he to be required to give
enough attention TO the schools within
bis charge TO form an intelligent idea
as to the kind Of Teacher needed for
each school. 1t Ia Of course supposed
that the Examiner would be able to
assist him. That all appointments as
we'll az removals be BY the School
Board upon recommendation Of the
District Commissioner and Examiner,
subject, however. TO the right Of ap-
psal by Teacher or patroa when cause
should be shown why the decision
should not stand. Itisalso suggested
that the causes for which teacher can
be removed should be enumerated as
far as practicable.
These, Messrs. Editors, are merely
hints thrown out. and will say
that both seem well adapted to meet
the ends required. but that am not
so welded to either as TO defend, or
urge their acceptance should any bet
ter plan be proposed.
Respectfully yours,
AN OLD TEACHER.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1885-08-13


We. the Democratic Central Com
mittee. respectfully request the DEM
ocratic voters Of the County to meet
In their various districts on
SATURDAY, August 18th, inst.
between the hours of 8 and s o'clock.
.. M, al the usual voting places, then
and there 10 elect ten delegates from
each district to meet in Convention
al Leouardtown, on TUESDAY. the
18th Of August, instant, for the pur-
nose Of electing three delegates to the
State Convention which assemblies in
Baltimore, on the 10th OF September,
nroximo. and also, at the same time
and place to nominatea Democratic
county ticket, as follows;
One candidate for the State Senate
two, for the House OF Delegates; one,
for Clerk to the Circuit Court; one,
for Register Of Wills; five, for Com
missioners; one. for Sheriff, and one,
for County Surveyor.
Under q resolution Of the State Cen
trail Committee, we respectfully name
the following Judges and Clerks to
conduct said Primary Elections:
LIST rict.--Judges, Jas. Roach,
Thomas Bronze and Jos. Richardson {;
clerk, ]. Frank Smith.
end district. --Thos. M. Shadrick,
Chas. Watts, Author Combs clerk,
John johnson.
3rd district.--Bennet r. Abel, j.
Frank King, w. w. Combs; clerk,
VIM. A. Loker.
4th district. John e. Carpenter,
Oscar Hayden, George Z. Mattingly
clerk, George r. Garner.
9TH district.-Ferd. E. Burch, Jos.
II. Hancock, ]. A. Turner; clerk, i
D. Edwards. i
9Th district.-Judges. g. w. L
Buckler, j. Thos. Parsons, s. @
Thompson clerk, z. 7. Spalding.
7th district. Richard H. Garner
Jas. r. Alvey and ]. Marshall Dent
clerk, G. Al. Buroh.
9Th district.--J. Frank Bohanan
j. A. B. Shermantine, L. j. Wise
clerk, jeff. B, Jarboe.
THOS. A. LYNCH,
j. 7. BALLINGER,
JOSEPH III. KEY.
July 80, I'd. Central Committee.
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IN MEMoRIAM.

Died, Monday, August the 10Th instant.
LAURA s. CRANE, beloved wife Of Judge
j. p Crane, at her residence, Patuxent
Beach.
Death has again visited our household
and robbed US Of our dearest treasure, but
II was the gateway 10 an eternity Of purity,
serenity and Joy. Kind and genial, | be-
lieve she was the enemy OF one. She was
devoted 10 duty whatever that was and
wherever that called her. Her openness,
her freedom from deceit, gave her the hearts
Of the people. She SO lived as 70 be ready
and prepared TO die She was q woman Of
pure Thought and Lofty purposes Always
quick with sympathy and with succour her
b md was open to soothe distress. 70 aid the
heble and to answer every cali Of friend
ship. Her home was % her the une spot on
earth az supreme felicity, TYPICAL Of that
higher heme and moro numerous family to
which she has been summoned. Her heart
was entirely consecrated 70 her husband
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1885-08-13
NEW GOODS J!
SPRING NOVELTIES
-AT--
MEcHANIcsvILLE.

Mrs. n. IEsaffer .uassshgsw
gpain invites the attention, Of her old Gus
toners and the public generally to her new
and splendid stock Of
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
just received and being now opened, com
prising
Millinery, Fancy Goods,
Dress Goods, Shoes,
Confectionery, Toys, &c,
all of which she has selected with more than
usual care. And she feels confident, that
after years Of experience Ia the business, she
can now please the most iastidious taste ia
style and fashion, and supply goods worth
all the money she may ask for them.
She would also call attention 20 her large
assortment Of GOODS FOR CHILDREN,
which She has exercised special oare In SCI
lecting.
Thankful to the public for their liberal
patronage in the past she invites an early
call.
May IS, 1885.
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ESTRAY.


have this 27th day Of July, 1888. taken
up and impouDdea as estrays, trespassine
on my corn field at Oalland In the second
election district OF 81 Mary's county, the
following stock: One grey MARE and
COLT, young OXEN, marked with crop
and slit In left ear and swallow fork IN the
right, 2 red COWS, unmarked, one red
COW, swallow fork in right and crop off the
left ear, two pied or spotted BULL YEAR
LINGS, unmarked, and one IIEIFEIs with
underhit in left and crop off right car. The
owner OF owners Of the above stock are re-
quested TO pay damages 10 crop by said
stock and cost and charges and get them
away, otherwise at the proper time said
stock WILDE disposed of according 10 law.
JOHN HARRIS,
Oakland, St. Mary's Co.
July 80, 1854
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1885-08-13

Anew SuaGEsTIoEs.---Though over
young in age and party experience to
be giving counsel TO elders, the prox
unity Of the democratic primaries and
the importance Of getting full dem
ocratic ticket before the people Of St.
Marys without personal antagonisms
or discords in the Convention, will
excuse. we hope. the apparent temer-
ity and impertinence with which we
are abont to lay ourselves chargeable,
that of giving advice when we should
be better engaged in taking il. To
begin at once, we respectfully renew
the suggestions made in our last issue
that the delegates from the primaries
to the County Convention should be
selected with a view to make a strong,
and IL possible, winning General
Ticket for the party, and that all
individual preferences and dislikea
should DO sunk and subordinated to
this main end, The egdeavor should
be, not to put this nannp for Senator
or that man up for Clerk, but to settle
upon General Ticket, the different
links Of which would add strength TO
the whole chain. The whole is Of more
importance than part. What is
wanting is. calm, dispassionate legisla-
ton for the whole party, not run-mad
zeal for individual advancement, and
above all. individual advancement at
the pdrty's expense.
We sec that what is known as the
"Ialand district has not been en-
braced in the late call Of onr Central
Committee. The omission, probably,
was unintentional, but as we think the
district is entitled to representation
and would have a right TO complain
If denied il. we suggest that primary
be also held in this district on Satur-
day next and that the district be OIL
lowed the same representation in the
Convention ss other districts.
And this suggests the question. that
as ninety delegates would be likely to
prove cumbersome body, IL it would
not be good policy for the County
Convention TO reduce the representa-.
tion in the different districts from ten
to fve2 We know thai many demo
crate are in favor of it.
The creation Of a County Executive
Committee, to be composed Of nins
members, one from each district,
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would, we suppose. be within the
powers II the County Convention. and
we suggest that the question DO brought
up for discussion IN the body which 10
to assemble on the 18th. II suggests
itself that Committee Of this kind
would add much TO the organizing
force Of our party in the county and
could be so arranged as not TO en-
trench upon the present powers Of our
State Central Committee. We have
other suggestions at hand, but We
forsbear. having already mentioned
enough to show that the coming County
Convention has other and better work
10 do than She mere advancement Of
personal favorites to place. I
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1885-08-13

We give below the resolution ofthe
State Central Committee under in
structions Of which our county COM
mittee appointed the Primary Election
Judges;
"ResoIvcd, That the members Of the
State Central Committee representing
respectively the several counties and
the legislative districts Of Baltimore
city be, and they are hereby, author
ICED and requested to make such ar
rangements 10 their respective coun-
ties and legislative districts as will
give effect to the foregoing resolutions
by naming a day or days for the pri-
mary meetings to elect delegates to
said Conventions, and the places where
such primary meetings and Conven-
lions shall be held, and by the APP
pointment OF either the judges and
clerks to hold such primary meetings,
or some person to call such primary
meetings To order"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1885-08-13
fCoMMuNIoATEp,

Messrs. Editors Your comments
in tho last issue Of the BEACON were
timely and voiced the sentiments Of
many teachers and patrons Of tha
Public Schools. That all, or even o
majority of the Trustees Of our Public
Schools, do or will act in an arbitrary
manner in fulfilling their duties Is
more than we can believe, but that
some do, can easily be proven. Sew
eral nota BILE instances have come I'M
der my observation. A B and O are
Trustees, d is the Teacher, discharg-
ing his duties faithfully, and accepta-
BILE to the patrons. A owes B few
hundred dollars, who, being some
thing Of sharper, proposes to A that
they discharge the present incumbent
D and appoint his (A.'s) SON or daugh-
ter in his stead, by which means the
debt could be easily reduced and in a
short time cancelled. When attempt
ing to carry out their plan. they find
O, the other trustee, as we'll as the pa
irons, so persistent in their opposition
that they desist for awhile from any
open demonstration, but are so annoy
ing to the Teacher that he is soon
forced to resign, when they Of course
succeed. Another instance is when q
petty local politician, becoming angry
with the teacher, and having consid-
cradle influence with the Trustees,
used it 10 have the Teacherdi discharged,
though he could hear of no charges
being brought against him. Yet an
other, when the Teacher was appoint
ed to build up a school. in which the
attendance was so low that they feared
it would soon be closed, after labor
ing very hard, success began TO crown
his efforts, when against the expressed
wishes Of all the patrons who had sup
ported and assisted him in his efforts,
he was dismissed. No charge has yet
been heard except such as emanate
from prejudice and bigotry. Many
more such occurrences. could be cited
yet space forbids.
A Trustee has recently been heard
to say that no republican was honest
that any Of them would do anything
to deprive another, no matter how
needy Of position, that he might OBJ
tain it, We, Of course, know that this
is merely an expression Of his individ-
ual opinion. valuable only in proper
ton 70 his knowledge of men and
measures minus the amount ofegotism,
bigotry aud prejudice in his make up,
yet it serves as an illustration Of the
class Of men that are sometimes called
TO gil these important positions.
You, Messrs. Editors, are therefore
right when you say that such arbitra-
ny power should not be vested in any
man, or set Of men, for though the ma
jority may perform their duties con
scientiously, aud with due regard
for the rights Of all concerned. yet
some win be found land have been)
who viii entirely ignore tho rights Of
others and act for their own benefit
pecuniary or otherwise, or be govern.
ed by blind prejudice.
For a board Of district school trus.
tees to have the power to deprive 4
teacher Of a school contrary TO the ex'
pressed wish Of a large majority Of tbs
patrons, without the right Of appeal
and without charges against him. il
directly antagonislic to the spirit ol
our free democratic institution. and
TO say that the idiosyncrasies and pre-,
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EDUCATIONAL.

THE sIaers Of Nazareth will take charge
OF 4he Academy here on the LIST Monday OF
SEPTEMBER. Their terms will be mod
crate and their instruction thorough. A
large school Is expected and new era lie
about 10 dawn upon us. Persons having
daughters TO educate should take advan-
tagc Of this opportunity and make arrange
ments 10 enter them by September. Until
the arrival OF the Sisters, all applications
should be made 10
REV. CHARLES X. JENKINS, 81,
Leonardtown, Md.
Aug. 10, 1856.