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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-08

WAmBaToH, NOygnbsF 6--Lady ifsr
hert mother " the Hon, hl0bed hsTbafh
IposnilyarpolnlSd Charge pAfialros oftlO
hHtph loaaiIon here IL Tho niaSta at Dough
groEan Manor Maryland u sEdoyeTn0r
aud Mrs, Carroll Lady Herbert Il An ati,
lhorOH N European celebrity. ghe 10 mo
mothor Of ten children, her eldest son
baing tho Harl Of Pembroke. hhe 10 deyot-
lng her talentf and large part Of her IN
come 10 charitable and religious work
amongst the oolorod Taoa, and 40 On eyi'
donoo OF hor oaJnoatuess in this respect
she glyoa tho proceeds Of the rental of hsr
London houio 70 the support OF an orphan
agu Of eighty children Ia London, Tho
marriage oi MF. Herbert win take place In
New York ely on November 2iih. Tho
hrlde-oleet "a Allas Wilaon, aud after thsir
wedding journey they will come 10 niia
city, where Lady Herbert VIII have Vro'
yided suitable establishment for ihem.
Lady Herbert has large oiTols Of Amorl'
can acquaintance and her tour Ia this
country win be foplets With interest both
socially and Ia othor ways
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-08
$1,000 for Alternating his wlfe's Anee'
ti0u6

WAsHIHGToH O, H., November 0.-eome
time ago Thomas Coil, well'known young
farmer Of this county, Was given an WuOO
verdict against John Kirk, h'swife's uncle,
Tor alternating hia wite's affections The
Ease hos just been compromised by klrk
giving Con 1900 cash In settlement Of the
Judgment
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-08

Misfortune rarely comes alone. If
you have caught cold be careful to
quickly relieve that pain, be II external
or internal. Warmers Log Cabin Ex-
tract is the best, safest, most reliable
remedy for internal and external use.
Two sizes. Price, $1.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-08
That Charming American Girl Co marrJ
IlnAe uritiHhor.

WAlugoToS, November 0--itisunllkoly
that Miss Belle Wilson, who Is 10 marry
Mr. Michael Herbert Second Secretary Of
the British Legation, In this city on IN,
9th Of this month"; will preside at the
British Legation here for any longth Of
time, II at all, In the event Of there being
q lengthy intcrrcgnum between the depart
urc OF Lord sacGvllle West aud the arrival
Of the now minister, Mr. and Mrs. Horny
Edwards will start for this country by mn
early steamer Tho First Secretary Of
Lcgau on.is absonto on three months leave
expecting 10 be back by February 1, 1880
but case Of necessity he win bo ON hand
10 represent Great Britain IN Washington.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-08

wAsniSeToN November 6-Irho repairs
OF the White Houno which hASo takpn a
gro0t deal Of timo latoly, nro nearly con.
cludod. Tho uppcr corridor hna boon
thoroughly strengthened by new Rir1oih
and now foorlng Inns boon laid thoro ana on
tho landings OF both east and woat stair.
ynyB
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-08
Court Notos.

Marriage licenses have been issued
to William Kohl and Francis Holf, Of
Canton; Frederick Hauter and Susanna
Nytfenger, of Paris; Samuel B. lands
and Callie ID. Seibert, Of Nimishillen.
Elias p. and William Pontius have
been appointed administrators Of Sam
uel Pontius, late of Lake township.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-08
CONE HOME
CAST TIIEIR VOTES AsDsAvn
THEIR COUNTRY,
MORE PENSION RAscALlTlsa IN
COVERED,

Nevis Collections foF indlanA-'fha OWL
service Humhps oe'a'alsslen = Aev
Rules Approved W the fresidsat-'Aa
Able Opinien by ohief Sas''ee EDWARD
y. ningham Ia tbs Famous roleAAa
FIats Oass-sWset miss Belle wiisoa
sesn 90 be mrs. Miohaei Herbert.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-08
0iteddy" Gallagher Claims the First
Chance at Charley Mitchell,

CLEVELAND, November o, "Reddy'
Gallagher Ii anxious for another meeting
with Charley Mitchell, II seems that after
their fight here, which Mitchell won, he
promised TO meet Gallagher again 10 soon
~ his tour with KIlraln was over, Then
came the sulliyan'Mtehell match and do
lay Gallagher ayal ~ am ready u
0ght Mitchell hx or twenty rounds, or 70
finish, with small gloves London rules
preferred, In Cleveland or any other town,
and claim the frat chance at him.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-08

0oIuHhus November b,-John Manning,
apolieeman Of this city was dangerously
stabbed Sunday morning on Chestnut
street by ono oi gang who we're beating a
man and N whua erlea Of murder he ran
tosea what van up No clue yet TO the u.s.
GailautH.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-08
LADY HERBERT,
MOTHER on LATELY APPOINr
ND OIGAnaE DARFAIItEs
FUR THE BRlTlsH LEGATION At
WAeHlnaToh.

Locomotive EnEiassys osIi ouths Rsss-
idsnt-spisy Ohaa With = Jittis aisi
YisitoF--JuaiieS siaaiay paassbsws Oai
sf Danger EESeallys nAssisa USaSs-
solHG nspalys-AA IstssSsilas Tssi
Halfway Case 70 ba bseueisA
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-08
A Government Printing onoo Employs
shoots Tia WIFE Dead.

WAsmEoToS, November o. -,IiobL Logan,
q coIorod man thlriy-nlno years OF ago, Eiiot
and killed his wife, Su,do Logan, IN thar
homo ON Franklin Stro0t az ono ouloct
yesterday morning hognn was arrOated
soon attor tho ahootpg whloh II appesn
was tho result Of drink. Tho polioo my
that when tho murderer was arrested hp
said that ho hnd an alteration with his
brother and tho pistol wm pointed at him
whom tho woman rushed botwoOn aud 70
oeiyOd tho bullet Tho accused was am.
ployod as q laborOr at tho Government
printing oiiloo.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-08
Important Legal Decision by Justice
bingham.

WAnns0roS, November G.--ln thoeour
In general term yesterday, Chief Jugtice
Bingham delivered the opinion in the Gus,
OF tho United States against NJ. Y. MorrI
ot al.--tho Potomac ilatH oAse--reyoralne
the decision OF the court below, whom leave
was denied by John 3, Marshall aud othcr
IA file an amendment and supplemental
answer, Tho government hlea tho bill u
obtain proper title 10 the land reclaimed In
the Potomac river
Some few months since the Mhuhalla
holding title from Lord Fairfax, secured
conveyance from the representative OF the
lord proprietary Of Maryland They thcr
asked 10 Glo answer and the government
claimed that the time for Cling answer
stipulated In the act had expired, and thai
their rights II any they have aro merged lp
tho title Of the government Tho court
holds, however that Congress Intends thil
ease 10 bo conducted In accordance with
the usual proceedings OF equity court
whoro the justice has discretion. Thoy
were also OF the opinion that tho spirit
and intent OF the act was 10 allow all per
sons claiming title 10 assert claim and 4
would bo bottor TO allow tho answers 20 be
filed and have hearing on the merits.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-08

Turns, November b-AlboFt Block aged
twenty-five, attempted % drive across the
railway tAak In front Of tho express train,
Tho train struck him, breaking the wagon
70 pincea, iniunng ths h0rses and throwing
u'e young man hlrty feet lie h badly in
iured, bat win recover
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-08

The National Democratic Commit
tee made no special fight for Ohio, still
we shall SEQ the Republican majority Of
four years ago cut down 10 q very small
margin, and may be, entirely wiped
out. M '.sa Ma
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-08

ArHEHA November b,-ohrlllophgp Mills
from hoigs county ahgaged Ia selling o
patented haFEoW, was assaulted aud roughly
handled on our streets, since which no has
been violmtiy Insane and tho expectation IL
that lao will haya 10 be sent 10 the asylum,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-08

WAmuNoroN, November 6.--John Lynch,
Of Indiana, u watohmhn In tho pogtoilloo
department. diod Friday aftoynoon. Lynch
was alpriysto In tho late yar and whau
Groht was gterty Point hs carried %
Lincoln npmbor OF dispatches, among
thom bOing thoiamous ono, ~ will nGalt
II out on thia limo n II takes all summOr.D
Lynch was mombor Of John A. RAwlin'e
Post q. A. r., and his fnnoral Will bo un-
der tho direction oihiB comrades
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-08

TTFIE NQyanber 6,-liY tho falling Of
soaiiold al Mo lieaily glass works three
men we're prboipltated some distance 10
tho ground, And ono Of them, Louis
O'nflen, WaA HaIi0uAly injured,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-08
OHIO NEWS
items OF Interest Gathered from buckeye
Towns,


NoRwALK, November d-Myfon Sweet
Al old soldier and we'll known citizen here
former citizen of Milan was found dead
N Aam Martins oonheldi mile north OF
this city, Ito lott tho house last Friday 70
musk corn, ltlss supposed his death was
tho result Of rupture OF heart disease
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-08
lad rlllFtaan ILaYalyan ana Two Onna.

IIII EIIITfHHH II0FWIVnIH HWW Two WUnhi
GAuoH, November 0,--Three young men
wrm arrested baro having In their posses
sion thirteen rovolymA two ahOtgunh, two
guld Watches and sleeve buttons watch
chains, anld pen-holdem and othsr ievslry,
The man were well druaed and came from
the iaazt Tho goods werr evidently stolen,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-08
RnIsd Mhns Intmlent.d.

WnuSOToS, November a,-Will Ash
craft, aged about tNpnty.One yoap native
u thL place, while very muoh intoxicated,
boarded through freight on ths Midland,
70 steal = pasnw north. About mile
rom the station ho isll bolwoen tho cars
and wns Killed ~ badly NaS the body
tnangisd that n was not recognized for
solDo h0un afior II had boon IN tbs under
nrcTS cure the impression during that
tino being uiat DIE remains were those Of
a tEainp
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-08

WAhum0fos, November S,-rhe east
room Of the Executive mansion was the
oane of several interesting incidents Bat
urday during the visit Of the Locomotive
linglneera The Engineers and lheIS wiwu
were introduced 70 the rreadent by Mr.
A, ], Hoheabem Tho Presidents hand
was glippsd ~ II had not beon ghppod IN
m0ntha
Ono very large man oaapsd MI Glove
lands hand with unusual warmth. Tho
President Iaid "thRvsa good shake" Mot
half M good m we'll glva you on Tuesday
naTt SIR replied tho dhltar.
hitle iedna Shea Chicago glrl @itod
Tor Mra Cleveland and wn5 informed BY
tho President that she was al homo At,UAk
View Twould love 10 hAYe hor rplcturs"
aid tho Mus wen, haven't ono here
Mr.. Cleveland FoplIod, but whan you gol
homoh you will write mo u letlor and my
that you wore the little grl with tho blue
dreAA, who was hore to-day, will sond you
the photograph" What Ia thenumbar Of
your houscf' said the lltlo girl. 'Thoro
10 no number 10 tho house, tho PRECEDENT
aid, with smile, Just address mo al
tho White House I'm pretty we'll known
about here.n
A largo proportIonod man made somo ~,
mark, apropoa or otherwise, 10 tho Proai.
deDf, about s0yon men In ten and avury
woman asked the President why Mn,
Cleveland was not present Nearly ovory
man expressed 4 hope Tor tho Presidents
al. d. A.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-08
Justice matthew oonvaIesolna.

WAmNoToN, November B.-Justloe Stan.
10y Matthews, OF tho Supreme Court who
has been VI for many woclu and quito un.
able 10 attend to his judicial duties 10 bo-
ginning slowly 10 oonyalesoo and his friends
think he Ia out OF danger HO has boon at.
tQpded rocoDliy BY Dr. PappSS thS omi,
ntht physician Of PHILADELPHIA who At
tqndod GoRoral Sheridan aud who aiAtaa
thpt lao hasno organic dlSsaSo and that no
reason exists why no shonid not reooyor
his former robust health Tho trouble
from which hohaS boon suffering 10 Abdom'
inal catarrh ltwlii DO many wOOlss, how.
ever before he will bO able 70 PppoNi ON tho
bench OF tho Supreme CourE but no win
doubtless DO sooD'thoro before the end Of
tho present torn.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-08
Killed by his Oompnniona,

LEAvENwoRTu, KAN, November 0.--Tour
young men, one Of their number named
Noll leN this city 10 hunt rabbits. Noll
vas brought back dead at 10 o'clock. A
tabbit sprang out Of a brush pile in front
of him, and his three companions fred at
4, A charge of shot from the gun of ono
of his friends struck Noll and killed him
lnatantlv.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-08
AAouse PuLLEp.
A Cinclnnnti man oiaims 10 Havo Bson
Rwindlod.

a OIhuInhhtI lInn UIhinn % HhVo Uoon
Rwihdlad,
NnY YonK, Novemhar 6,--navid j.,
House, tvunty.nya yoar old, tho mahagor
ot tho House nIootrlo Company, has boon
airsutod on u mquidtlop and arrulgnod al
tho JatiAnon Mdfkot p61ipo court DR., j.
v. Hurley Of tclphinnnu, complained that
IIoup d6iandtd him Of n 800 lnat month,
w htlllhg him wstorod stock. Assistant
tlrttinL Attorney Thomap aud pataptlvo
hyal, hotA Of cpolnpAu, vbpIjh oburt
ANdatlldSp lptd ottisIedS SiaSniS to'be ddliN
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-08

WuaIEu1px, November b.--Ifrvd 4.
0onldlhS. Dc siilCrand pSopristor OF tho
Manchester 6tur, and Nina Matte Day
wvre srrsutSd In room NJ the Central
Hotsi, daA waTrunt lnued by Dannine
Day, de vpmEn's husband. Thsy pleaded
Enifty 10 lhs ebmw of fornleseop and
wepo enrk Aped 90 and epsn. Mr. Gould.
ing atonas Dsve hh cheok fou tho tRo
uuas
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-08
snturdny, the lat day of peo, lsss.
sHnRIFF BALE.
Maurice OahtabeTgef oder Of HALE,
wni.m a',owsn d, Al '''" fisss aisss3 3ouiS common

wlnlAm n owen eth' fleps Court
By virtue 0f an order Of sale, Issued BY
uie eieik Of ths court VI common pleas Ol
HlaIt county, Ohio, In the above aeli0n anu 70 NO
directed Will phef foi sale ~ pablo pplefy ~ we
dOsr Of tho court house IN We eiY oI pAi'1sn' %
Saturday, the 18th day OF Nov, 1883
the following described real eaiale, situate IL
htAfk county, Ohloi henG pait VI the northeast
quarter NJ section number twenty fsrlnht lPil Town
hhip eighteen (ihl IAnHp slt (ni, AMI Further known
~ holnH a tho iand Of mo above dpaelhrh tiaW N
lana WAai VI the public fead funnliin through hal
land nnftiand SOUTH Including lots numhri I, y "
Ab,0Ihb 10, il, lat 10, a. ih, ~, tt 90 NJ
AND hh IN Tho town ~ Whahlnnnn ni me township
aud county Af0feaAld aud described in tho plAt 0i
said town, and recorded NJ No records of hlAih
county Ohio, excepting lplh nulnpef " ~ 10 w.
eh ~ hn, AL as "a l0 hi and half ioi httWeen de-
pot grounds and i0t number fh. ana nht-hNf ~
aero Of And lylng betWeen The " " ad Y. railroad
Tiglil N WAY and tho town l0ls " iiip al0femtns
toned town. also tho flnht0f way pi the y, v, ana
A. railroad company oonialnlhf hitDslWo hun'
dfedthh VI IN acre, tic uaot hereby conveyed cone
lAluing ulnely pihe acres, be mo same more OF
leaa
Appraised Vt 5000
aae 70 commence At / O'Clock Q, n, Terms,
cash
A. LEisisOER sheriff,
4, NJ, MooARry, Alpy
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-08
SAVED He Nsok,

Hut VII bpond Ills LILO IN RflHon--Van
DhkOra senbanbc,
WHLIAnuna, Va, NoypmbOr h-srho Jury
In tho second trial of vAn h Baker for tho
murder o. hlS witc and m6thnr-InylAw,
NM. M6Wha In July, l8SN WaS Atuln
tohnd guiliy,M nurior In sbS mat dslgsA.
Tho pennl{S atAahpd VIA IuBrlpoA iinnl
mrliM Az ttlp hNt,ttlAl tliB bbnalty M
that hnkar thonld bs taAgvd un hdas,
tle yaydieA bahsrShinUAd Sha fell hon
hh ollRiN
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-08

THAT HACKING cOu0H can be "a
quickly cured BY Shiloh'a Cdre For
sale at Weber Bros. l ''
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-08
muntlnr un A.worthyI. rroperty.

Youydmows, November 1.-THE ma
ohinery and buildings Al the old Andrews
coal bank, In Green township, this county
have been levied upon by Deputy Sheriff
PrIndle 10 satisfy an execution Ia favor OF
Henry H. Payne aud j. II, Wade, OF 0leye'
land bondsmen Of Thomas Axworthy, the
deiautlng city treasurer Of Cleveland, The
property Is worth u 800 and was owned by
AKw0rthy,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-08

LIZA, NpYemDYl 1TNIFr HeaIfOyad Ihe
feed store Of kiea White on East Kibby
street L0sa fl eOg Insurance. not known,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-08

The Gar drove in an open carriage yos-
Ierday 10 visit his fathers tomb. Fifty ar
rests have been made at Moscow and Others
" CharkoA, for what Is not stated.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-08

Tom Lindsay and Mark Morton a col.
orcd man, quarrced about hog, in Todd
county Ky. Morton drew pistol whom
Lindsey shot and killed him.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-08

SHERIFF SALE.

George H. Ieinlngef Order o. haio,
santada thompson ela ileas boaH
~ virtue NJ an GrdnI VI sails Issued Ny 6lerl
gf tln rfull NJ nlMnpn pleas VI hialk npunil Ohln
~ thb ahlVp action, ann W mo directed Wlii pnrl
~ aale ~ pnbilp nnleif, VI NO appr pi lhe epul
house 10 lhp eily OF pahlou 90
Saturday, tho 10th day OF Nov, 1889
h6 f0llGwlnR described real estate situate
n Tho oNunly v alart and slale pi QUE asa knpel
~ lots numbered one aud lpnI "A Ana ~ w Gee "
Lsihlugert addition Of oal lpt 70 1he elF Of oan'
on,
Iol No, appraised ~ 600
Hale 70 commence AZ ane oIeloet D. a. Tem'
~ A, LEIsIHGKR sheriff,
wAHH now, AuJs,
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-04-18
Americans Abroad.

Some of the Americans who visit
Europe are such odd personages that
it is not to be wondered at if they give
the people they meet a queer idea of
our nation. Some of these are very
fond of boasting that they come from
a part of our country where currans
are rs large as grapes, grapes as big
as plums, plums the size of peaches,
peaches like melons, melons as big as
great clothes-baskets, and other things
to match. Others complain if they can
not have icc-water and griddle-cakes
in every European city they visit;
while others again are continually
growing because walters and drivers
expect small fees, not considering that
at home they not only pay much more
at hotels, and for carriage hire, but
sometimes are expected TO give fees
which are ten, times as much as the
poor people Of Europe are accustomed
to receive. l once saw an American
girl, whose parents had become very
rich since her education had been fin
ished, who was walking through the
galleries of the Louvre. She had been
looking at some pictures by Raphael,
all of which represented the Virgin
Mary. and turning to companion she
said: II do believe this painter must
have been Catholic!"
But such Americans are not true rep
resentatives of their country; and it
is very certain that Europe contains.
no more delightful people than many
of our cuuntrymen and country
women with whom we become ac-
quainted abroad. Frank r. Stockton,
~ ST. Nicholas.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-04-18

"Wall, Ireckon that q gal what takes
80 nachul to kissins Amt much tor
!. young to get married, !
did You meet Windin' Blades. 7
asked the girl. Il
mo, hain't seed him sense he LEFT
| home. Here he Is. now"
Pap, whut You reckonp"
| II reckon a good deal. =
wall, Mr.. Hayloid has been or kiss.
| in of Weed.
Hes got right to kiss Weed. He's
goin' ter be yer brother 7.1
s.Howp, s
by marryin' Weed. Wall, / reckin
the school 'ud better break up fer ter.
day. Come an, we'll all 90 home.
Muir will be glad ter hear o. the gage.
ment. for she's nightly pleased with
Weeds larnin'. A woman can 90
through life err larnin', but airter boy
gets to be bout q he thinks he knows
It all an don't larn no more" thu
The old lady was indeed pleased to
hear of the engagement, and she tuck
such likin' ter the young man" that
she opened the pear preserves which
which she had been saving for the
preacher. rs
At night, while in contented hall
circle they sat by the fire. Hayloid re-
marked:
at has ever been a mystery to me
why did not have moro pupils.
was told that the people Of this neigh
borhood wanted a school,
The old man laughed.
'.Day after day." continued the
teacher, Il expected to receive addi-
tional encouragement, but rs you know
/ was disappointed. What kind Of
people have you In this country, any
howp'
Illustrate folks"
They evidently do not care to see
their children educated"
.Oh, yas. they're mighty keen fur
edycation."
.sThen they certainly have poor
opinion of my ability as a teacher"
"Ah. no; they think you're mighty
smart man."
well then, confound it, why didn't
they send their children to school"
I'm soon ter be yer daddy-in-law,
amt Ip"
'.Yes."
'.An' yer won't think hard O. the ole
man if he tells yer joke"
'.Of course not"
''Well, when it was knowed that yer
was comm here. went 'roun' an told
all the folks that yer owed me money
an want goin' to teach no chillun but
mine. They would er sent off an got
another teacher, but you see / rented
the school-house fur year. Now"
and the old man laughed heartily, 'I'll
go roun' an explain. I'm pretty we'll
fixed, thank yer, an what I've got is
yourn."
Henry and Weed now conduct one of
the most flourishing schools in Arkan-
saw, and old man Socklaster, tits said.
has learned to write his own NAME
AfkunSaU Irdpele3.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-04-18
Tomato Cannerics.

The several tomato-canning factories
IN New Jersey put up from 100000 to
100000 cans apiece last autumn.
Farmers raise the vegetables and sell
them by weight at about Sc n ton.
The tomatoes first go into ''scalder,"
where they are immersed in lot water
while in basket. and soon lifted out
and taken to women, who skin them,
the most expert earning S1.50 to 50 u
day. The skinned tomatoes are put
into hopper, from which they are
mechanically forced into cans. To
prevent having light cans, woman
inspects each one.
Generally each can is capped and
soldered, one at a time; but q machine
has been invented, and has been con-
siderably used, that will solder the
caps OH ten cans at once, and the ma
chine can be operated by an unskille,!
workman. The cans are next put in
hot water, where for an hour or more
their contents are scalded. After
cooling, the cans are again inspected
for imperfect ones. A few days there
after the labelling is done. and then
the cans are packed in cases for ship
ping. Good housekeeping.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-04-18
OLD BEN RAT.

a hard. close man was old Ben Ray:
Nothing Of valne he gave away,
he boarded and saved, be pinehed anc
We shaved,
And the more he had the more he crayed
The hard earned dollars be toiled to gain
Brought him nothing but toll and pain;
For little he spent, and all that went
Came back to him with twenty per cent.
Such was the life OF old Ben Ray:
The years went by and his hair grew gray,
His cheeks grew thin, and his heart within
Grew hard as the dollars he worked to win.
But he died one day, as all men must,
For life ia feeting and man but dust;
The heirs we're gay who laid him away,
And this was the end Of old Ben Ray.
They quarreled now who had little cared
For old Ben Ray while his life was spared;
His lands were cold and his har1 earned gold
All went to the lawyers, ! am told.
Yet men will cheat, will pinch and save,
Nor take their treasures beyond the grave;
Their gold some day will melt awav
Like the selfish savings Of old Ben Ray.
Eugene +. Hall.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-04-18
A New Planet.

A 4-year-old was taken to the win.
dow few mornings since and shown
the bright planet of the morning sky,
which was shining with remarkable
brightness through an exceptionally
clear atmosphere. He was told that
1t was Venus, and admired it greatly.
At the breakfast table he related the
experience with animation.
II SAY big star" he said, sits
namo was peanata. aud 1t was pointed
az both ends!"
As the form OF the planet 10 that OF
q sharp.pointsa crescent, 10 10 evident
that tie boys eyes are much better TO
Bio trusted than his ears. n---Bostoh
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