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From the great work done in harness by
the schooner yacht Constellation it does not
that Designer Burgess hand has lost
Its cunning. The boat was designed for f. d.
Morgan, and in the recent cruise Of the New
, 1889-09-03

White-ls, 25, *32.
White to play and draw.
SOLUTIONS.
Chess problem No. %:
White. Black.
i..Kt to K7. Amy move.
Q. Mates accordingly.
Checker problem No. %: Black, l2, IS,
81, +22 White-6, 10, 80, sc, IA.
, 1889-09-03

The best salvc in the world ter cuts,
bruises. sores. ulcers, salt rheum. fever
sores. letter. chapped hands, chilblains,
:orns and all skin eruptions, aud positively
cures piles or no pay required. 1t is
guaranteed to I've perfect satisfaction or
money refunded. Price 25 cents per box.
For sale by Dr.. W. N. Hunt.
, 1889-09-03
"a

DIR. Appeis Office hours for the treat
ment of catarrhal diseases and diseases OF
the eye and car will be from 2'30 to 5 p.
m. Carey block, room l6,
, 1889-09-03
CHESS AND CHECKERS.

Chess problem No. 24-By W. A. shinkman.
Blnck.
, 1889-09-03

Courtesy of Hyo. Archives & Hist
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-10
EDITORIAL saUIDs

NEH YORK. u.a 90 Inst % wont 'on'
fe,'; o. brand new Joss house
beasts, dragons birds and all, will
| joss himself under o yellow satin cur
tain
SPORTING circles viii be interested
In knowing that John h. sullivan, o
| Boston, and Jacob Kilrain, Of Balti
more, yesterday at Toronto signed arti
cles If agreement TO fight q battle to tn,
finish, with bare knuckles, for $1,000
u side aud the Police Gazette champion
shipoGtha,world belt, The fight is L
be under the new rules OF the Londol
prize ring, on the Sth Of July, 1864
within two hundred miles Of New
Orleans,
The Indiana legislature viii Conyeu,
ON Thursday, The Senate is Demo
ctt,,c bv four and the House by four
tenn Yesterday the newly elected
JuI as o. the Supreme Court werC
sworn In. The court Is now RepuOli
cp, from tine immcmorial the old.
col. sowing Judge has been electe.
.H & .f.gr, but aS this person ~ Il
uymOu ,'n Republican Judges vii.
r .oiIcm Chief Justice, a
',uII t,..lra by "blocKs Of five" thus
g. gu.lg.a ,ta mnior,
rhSbua las made % good bednning
lur uUySltiou, Yesterday ut Windsor
Whitc annexation q rdidate for Mayor
wu' only defeated by 35 votes
TuG Republicans Of the Ohio delega.
ton ia Congress called upon Major Me.
Kinley at the Ebbitt House, Washing
ton, yesterday and pledged their united
support for Speaker The Major was
much grltiAed,
A nlspATCu was received from
Henry George, this morning, dated
New York, In which he says, az VIII be
with you Friday evening, January IT,
Nuf oed. lie viii have o big house.
The Y, NJ y. O. have decided to make
this lecture free Tor all,
A CHICAGO dispatch announces that
Judge Thomau, late Of Youngstown, is
now very sick with sOttoning Of Che
brain, Jaige Thowju was formerly u
member of the Civil Service Commits
sion, A year ago he left Youngstown
and opened u law Office In Chicago. lie
was once u Democratic candidate for
Congress IN this district.
Tm Ohio solons convene at Colum.
bus to-day. We shall look with inter
est now TO the state Capital. The two
cent rail road fare btll comes up soon
This VIII stir up oil the animals IN the
legislative aggregation, Our lively
member, Mr.. Monnot, will push his
school book bill At the very outset.
The natural gas towns want authority
to bond Themselves 90 escape from the
Standard monopoly The Republican
keepers will wrestle with their
brethren 20 prevent further temperance
legislation, and the woman suffrage
pushers will rally in great force to push
Ihe Kennedy bill for the right TO vote
No municipal elections. Then there is
.he annual dog tax law that must be
amended as usual.
THE Leader Of today says Sherman
Will not DO called into Uarrison's Cabi
let.
WI commemorate The rugged virtues
Gen. Jackson to-day. lie was twice
President Of the United States, but he
lever purchased his election by secur
Dg loaters in BLOCKS Of Eve"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-10
A DESERTED FIRESlDE
Gives the People Of the Wide Awake
Village VI North Industry
Food For Gossip.

North Industry, the wide awake
hamlet several miles south of this city,
is IN bll6sful state to-day over certain
revelations Ia the domestic life
u two well known families Of that
place,
From tho Information NJ hand II
would sJrm lant for SOME months past
% dlsriplc of E'cuiupIas, u married man
with % faulty has been paying eX.
OtedUHgly mg,Dod attention l0H neigh
boris wife; attentions as mWrkcd as
were tho woun's eyes from % pugllla'
tIc encounter some time ago win q
woman irieud At the Valley Station,
Gosslpeu were first TO note these atteu'
lions, but unOlly tho talk became 80
public that % reached the ears o. the
devoted husband. He upbraided his
wife but TO no avail aud 'the villain
a,ill pursued her
Matters went along IN this way for
geyerll weeks, the thrt0tenings of the
storm growing louder and louder until
Il finally bu,sl by the husband uneAfth,
ing from q secret closet a number Of
letters OF a decidedly gushing nature
written by this guy Lotharlo ~ his
inRmOratO, The titles used were
enough 10 arouse the husbands Ire be.
ing such ~ my Dear Little Frank,
Precious Darling" Little Pet, "Loye'
IL Bon BOna," and such rot out the con
tents of these amatOry epistles were
what caused the rupture between hus
band aud wife, lie babe her so, aud
she went, She Is now under the roof Of
"A neighbours house and 'tiH said her
distracted husband Is tracking around
lhe neigAborhoOd with a slot gun max
ing NE decidedly a burden TO a certain
lIar-n-t Oh EncnlnpIAg
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-10

Tho undersigned, executors OF the estate Of A, NJ.
NeldlOr, deceased, viii offer FOR sale the following
deaHribed real rhtntN, VIII
Lot No, a In tho village OF Mop0nAdsyllc, with q
n0od hOuso, well and pump, aud fruit trees
Out-lot beginning nv the northeast corner " The
yIllnRo OF MeD0naldevillul thoncO east ~ pcrohus,
thence south 2 por hcsl thence west " petchna,
thence north 2 pcfcheaI containing one acre moro
" AIso another out.lot Of tho aamo village, begin.
ming \ pvrahOa south Of the northeast corner OF said
viiiinei ihonco east 10 links, ihonOo south four
chains. nfty spevon links thoncn east 10 links,
lhenee North fOur ohnlna hnd nftyl
aevun links 10 place OF beginning, Improvements
Iereon-two good stables and fruit trcuh
Aien lot No. 100 aud north hnlf OF lOt nc, 10t In
mo ylliip, of Kendall NOW an ward, MaBallul)
northumberland dwelling ho 'eo, stable, aud
o,in of tho boat wtliu IN MhHrll0 n.
Also it No y IN Mlller's addition 10 NE town Of
WV 6o and on tho promises ai MoDonaldHvll o,
sntnriay. iehrnary nnd, ~ one O'Clock D. mi Canal
F,,ton. Monday, I0i finfyl 4th, ana Mhalll0n,
ndin.dht. February 9th, 1850
1n,nli, Onn.thiM onAb, or untuA win approved.
aeeei.iiV. ttlHbie Arm IAN luoht one lllld M ono
1naf, (hpfh iet 1870 nid unn' tnlrd IN we. years
AmlIl fA 1871, tho pnynieni of ltel aud 1904 60
M scnuiOd ~ uioiigaau on Mpptpnilant apln,
,a,o.Aw EHys%EsA 5nE4nhSS EXECUTORS
. "N"""'UI II. "" ".""|. LINDA .| UA."|. |TM| III LN.N
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-10
phA nAnton aLeAm rnmn Dol.

At the annual meeting Of the stock-
holders OF The Canton Steam Pump
Co.. held Jan, ath, the following board
of directors were elected for the ensue-
ing year, W, Barnet, Wadsworth, o,
q, NJ, Miller Chas, Shaver, Edgar No.
Miller aud Chas, n, Miller,
In dlrectors meeting held the same
date, oAicera We're elected gs follows
W, barnett, Presidents q, NJ Mlller,
vice president aud treaaureri Chaa, u,
Shaver secretary Edgar u, Miller,
superintendent
The afaim of the company have
been very prosperous the past year aud
the indications are that the coming
year win eelipselmy since the 0rganila'
ton OF a company IN this city FOR the
manufacture Of steam pumps,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-10
Alliance ltema.

ALLIANCE, Jau, o. Yesterday the
police pounced upon six supposed Of
tenders against our prohibition ordi.
nance, The prisoners are John LOTUS,
Christian Koch, John NJ, Ternay, Rob,
ert Joyce, George Horton and Charles
Trtt IL IL expected that their trial
viii commence today II convicted
cgch offender win prohcbly get mlted
lor about $500,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-10
pour rul no NOTIFY Us

m ge.uf lNe WgEHLY DEMO.
u..Ar, aul UulllP 100 new md faster
mpcIuaI., $500 uayo met utu some ac.
cldcus. and have suffered "a some In.
stances from One clroletsness OF em,
ployees, Any person receiving u torn
paper OF one poorly printed will confer
n great favor by notifying this Office.
Our present double cylindorpress works
very rapidly and the paper 10 rather
too l0fge for Our folder, and some
papers have been tom, We hope 10
gunrd against all such accidents In the
fnIMLn-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-10
WHAT THEY SAY.
Aggrleyed People Have Grow to Pick
on Certain Matters.

A card from Mrs, Sayilla SGhlott Is
published today She takes exceptions
to the charges made by A, j, Cole that
II was her husband who wrote violent
card for the Repository and signed Mrs
A j, Coles name, She says she wrote
the article, The Repository knew when
II published the slanderous article that
II was not written by Mrs, Cole, Int IL
depended on her absence In the Far
west and the strained relations between
husband hnd wife tOeacapG an exposure,
The card Is as follows;
In reply % last nights Paper or dem
OGrat you have accused Mr. George w,
SGhlOtt my husband wrong for being
the author OF that caslaway that
appeared In the repository lam the
writer OF ~ but mrs A, j, cole IL the
author ana Whit wee was on the Street
car going Ia the valley depot her and
made out 10 lot the Public know her
side OF the cast aud all 80 TO use her
name and THAR was not one WOrd
wrote but what She Said and IL can NJ
80 be- Proven that She said II aud u
great deal more Mr. cole all so blamed
me for enticeing his wife awny when
/ had not spoken 10 her for elght month
until the day after the fight when
met her she was coming from the cans
ton Jewrlry store whurG she had BIN
looking for u ticket 20 20 home that
was when She lrst spoke % me yet mr.
cole blamed me Tor mtICelng her away
ana came out OF his store one day and
accused ulu lulullod me with lrOfane
words w.rh l' may nave TO answer for
lN' ..u tI,ug AIu sad Nv iAv
tUc uyy ! saw her wla this is the cast.
away ana tue undugrut words used
again my hubaud IN an insult wrote
tho lu'tef aud asked him TO take IL 90
The ulice Doe nrst refused TO do 80 but
lluely consented but as his name being
TO the Pape is false
uules other Parties don 30 but 40 10 IA
lure his business never though Of that
II was only to tell my sisters side OF
case II would be Il Poor case with
only one side / have told nothing but
HE truth lnd now II Mr. A. j. cole has
any more to say he cay Say IL 10 me
and not abuse my husband who has
biu q friend TO him and took
him iu when his mother threw out,
Mrs SAYlLLA SCnLOTT
Inn a Cnntnu
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-10
BUTTS FOR WAGES

Commenced Against tho Canton stove
Works In Justice Fulmor's Court.
Suits have been commenced in Jus.
tice fulmer's court against the Canton
Stove works, by Charles Metzger,
Christ Bowers, A. Eldrich and James
Reeves for wages due for labor per.
formed The total amount OF the suits
isabout $3.50. A suit TO collect n board
bill Of S32g5 has also been commenced
by William s. Quail. The cases will be
tried Thursday night before Justice
Fulmer and jury.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-10
Moi;rNLBY,s TRAP.
II Catches tho Ohio Delegation Like u
stool Rat Trap,

N0lVNl ~ W NNlNWUWh lNNI)
WASHINGTON, Jan. S.-That Mai
Mckinley 10 not asleep while the speak
ership contest is going on is demon
strated by hia little trick Of last even
ing, by which he trapped every Repub
lean member Of the Ohio delegation
into a pledge for support,
The suspicion of treachery In the
Ohio delegation has become so strong
that the NJ ior was obliged to take
some means to prevent IL defeating
him, aud so far as his present purpose
Is concerned, he has accomplished tlls
Judge Ihumplon, Of Portsmouth
was his assistant In laying the trap.
Thompson yesterday went TO each Re
publican member Of the delegation and
made a confidential agreement with
each to meet him at McKinley's room,
q the Ehbltt House, In the evening.
OF course each man who was 30 ap.
preached thought he was invited spec
tally, and the result was u good deal Of
establishment when they found them
selves IA McKinley's room with the
other OHIO Republican members there,
Having corraled the entire body, Nc.
Kin,ey's agents, Grosyenor and Thomp.
son, ]eStorted from them their unqual.
iIied pledges to support Mckinley,
which .ley could not refuse Guder tie
circumstances, The expected treachery
on the part of h. b. Taylor, Butter.
worth and Bob Kennedy has thus been
headed off, but the tricked members do
not feel that Mckinley has borne out
his reputation for fair play, in the man
ner by which he secured their pledge.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-10
Tan GREAT STORM.

A Fatal Hurricane Reported at Pittsburg.
COLUMBUS, o., JANUARY Especial.
"A report comes from Pittsburg that
a tornado has blown down n number Of
houses there, and that a number of per.
sons have been killed. The telegraph
wires are now down and no conGrma.
zion is yetposslble.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-10
A CIRCUS GIRL
Ask ror O Divorce From II r Husband
on th5 Grounds Of Bxtromo Cruelty,


Ask, For o Divorce From n r UuslauG
on th5 Grounds Of Bxtromo Cruelty,
A petition has been filed in Common
Pleas court by Rosa j. Hamilton asking
for u divorce from Percy &. Hamilton.
The petition alleges that the parties
were married IN December Of 1884 0t
Coypgton, Ky. She claims that he has
been guilty Of extreme cruelty aud has
frequently struck and otherwise IN.
treated her, She also says that In 1887
he kicked her in the face. She says
that she has Travelled with the defend.
amt rs circus performer for the past
four years and ne has taken all the pro.
Ceeds Of her work, hardly supplying her
with the common neGesSarits. She
further alleges that by their joint labor
he has accumulated about $4,000 and
therefore she prays for divorce and
reasonable HlimOuy,
The plaintiff in the above action Is
well known in Caution MS Rose Stiner,
which was her name before marriage.
From her story IL would seem rs II she
had been having a pretty hard tine of
II since she married Hamilton. Messrs.
J. D. 81 w. Clark represent her In the
divorce case,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-10
Rleetion Of omaera.

A meeting Of Cigar Makers Union,
No, ll5; President John Floomi vice
president o, A. Priests financial score
tary, u, +, Coyle, recording secretary,
Il, NJ, Dozen; corresponding secretary,
s, +, Talbot; trustees, s. Il, Talbot o.
A, Priest, j. w, PETER, auditing COM
mittce John Floom, ~ M. boyer, Geo.
Rutter; finance committee, H. Is, Boea'
hart q, Tice, Q, Priest,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-10
A Wind storm Door Much Damage

Canton was visited by q small sized
cyclone today, About noon a fierce
wind swept over the city, tearing down
sIgng and swapping large trees of near
the ro1'0 One OF these trees hl0wH
down was 40 the residence OF Mr., John
BouE la North Walnut street, Rain
accompanied the wind storm.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-10
perrlmo Dynamite Expionlon.

JASPER, Tenn Jan, o. Especial, -
Five hundred pounds Of dynamite OK
ploded IN the sherman ore mines, thir'
teen miles from here, this morning,
causing a shock like an earthquake A
hole ~ big M a house was torn through
the roof Of the mine, nausing $1,000
damage, one man was killed,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-10
A Fioroo Wind storm is Raging To-Day.

N nloroo Winu oVorm 10 hnsing To'Day'
CINCINNATI, Jan. Especial, IA
great storm is raging from Kansas
CITY TO New Yrrk, All telegraph
service ls completely demolished, There
has hcen no communication since II
o'clock this morning with points east
OF Plttaburg. The wind 10 very fierce
% ipany points, with sleot and rain,
AID great damage y tound,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-10
Canaan nnnnnmln A,nonlnLlon.

The next meeting Of the Canton
Economic Association viii take place
on the 23d Of January, The subject for
discussion viii be direct and indirect
tnX0iiou AZ the meeting on Monday
evening u committee consisting Of
Messrs, ChNg, Krieohbaum, MoGregor,
Whitacre, Shout and Fry, was appoint
cd 10 furnish the Association with brief
synopsis of all articles on economy sub.
iects which may appear IN the various
magazines, The coming meeting on the
23d promises 10 be very interesting,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-10

public the identity of the child's moth
ar and the mystery surrounding both,
superintendent Frazer OF the Humane
Society, has not yet been able 10 find q
home for the little one, Neither has he
heard from his kilograms sent out for
the arrest Of Cooke, the betrayer OF the
ohlld's mother,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-10
Very LATEST FROM oo1umnus.
Harper Ia Iusano and win 10 Pardonod
Out,

Out.
COLUMBUS, o. Jan. Especial,
The prevailing opinion about Coum-
bus 10 that Harper will he pardoned,
early in the Harrison administration.
IL is argued that the Democratic nd.
mmistration is inclined to act leniently
in The prosecution Of Mayor Means and
Decamp, Of the Metropolitan bank, and
thot llarper's mental condition viii
render him n III subject for executive
clemency. Dr., White expressed the
opinion to day that Harper will become
a victim Of acute lunacy, should he no.
main in prison much longer.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-10
NEWS or THE day. /
Funeral of Ben Hopkins in Gin
cinnNtl,
-
How Quay Played II on the Pro-
hibitionista,
The Very Latest on the Cincinnati
Strike,
pnnnrnI of Nan nonklna.

CINCINNATI Jan, q Especial The
funeral Of Ben, Hopldns occurred here
thia morning, IL waBa very quiet af-
falri only the family and nearest
friends were present, win, the son,
under arrest for forgery, was present
with a detective,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-10
Answcru Tho petition.

An answer has been filed by Thomas
Higgins In the care commenced some
days ago by David Gibson asking that
o receiver be appointed for the firm.
MIR. Higgins denies the charges made
against him and oil asks that said part.
nership be dissolved.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-10
A pretontious Celebration.

NGw YoUE, Jan o. SPECIAL The
.aDroad \, Al, q, a, celebrated their
thirteenth anniversary last night
Among prominet persons making nd
d!es,ea were Cornelius Vanderbilt,
Chauncey Depew and Austin Corbltt,
Of The W, u. Telegraph Co.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-10

There ia not much new 70 report In
the case Of the baby alleged to have
been found last week upon the door
step Of Mrs. Caroline Koontz, but IN
which care ~ remalned fog q MEMS
'plhoonAT repcr NJ y give isst to BIC
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-10
aen aoyernor ol Wa.l VIrnInIa

CHARLESTON, W, VA jan 0-Ispeo'
ial The Circuit Court, this morning
Qn0ghed the rule against the County
Court in the political cases, This elects
Goa, rep Governor, aud MoGInnls
Qiep) Congressman,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-10
Who Ia The papAp

II Is now understood that the father
Of the baby brought TO this
city by Mrs, KoOntz Is not
Frank Cooke, the picture man, but q
we'll known society man Of Massillon,
rs originally stated In the NEws,DEM.
noRAr II need not surprise the pub
iic II further developments prove that
.AQ GIRL Jane Z, Smith Is not Tic moth.
,r OF the child,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-10
nm Lntent on tho oInoInnnti nlrLlle.

CINCINNATI o. jan 0-lSpecial
The Trouble Mt the Hiram Davis Car
riage Works continues The firm says
not u single Que Of ltB five hundred en-
ployes viii be taken back unless he
comes as non union men, and agrees
not TO join any labor organization,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-10
Llnonsndt 10 Wod.

Marriage licenses have been iasded TO
Albert Ransueller aud Mary Gemten'
mailer, Of Ma0gilloni William Garnea
and Ellen Blockaom, Of Cantoni VII
liam H. Stlnt aud Alice Il, Seely, Of
MnAAlllun.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-10
ONE OF auAY,s SCHEMES.

10 Was o Campaign Of ideas and Some Of
tho Ideas Woro Quay's
NEW York, Jan, Especial, TO
days issue Of the Voice, u Prohibition
organ, devoteS two pages 10 showing
low It's mailing lists were stolen anc
sold to the Republican National Com
mittee, who bought u large number Of
the issue previous to the election, and
then Alled them with Republican cam
puign documents aud mailed them T.
regular subscribers.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-10

..f . 'HhfHH'FH
READERS on THE News DEMOCRAT:
In that pugllistic encounter referred
10 M saturdays issue, In the article eu,
utled' "A Deserted Preside" there
was an allubiOn 10 q woman having her
eyes marked, at the Valley depot, by u
woman friend" That "wOman friend
Is not, never was, nor never will be, u
friend to the woman having her eyes
blackencd, ! prefer lady friends that
do not use tobacco so extensively.
MRS, WALTNER
NORM lNpC3TRY, Jan, y,
THOSE HENRY GEORGE QUESTIONS,
EDroR NEWS arti.
Gle IN yesterdays NEWS DEMOCRAT,
Concerning answers given TO the Ques
TORS! "Nho rs Henry GtorgD y' "Wua.
Principles Does lie Represent ?" made
u correction and an explanation These
questions were not given TO the teach.
erg Of Canton, but were two of u set Of
qOes' tons read a. n county eXNmina
lion and were answered as stated M Tie
NEWS, DEMOCRAT Many of The appll
C0nta for certificates ~ county eXtni.
nations are not teachers, but aspirauts
Tor the profession. Many, TOO, are
teachers Of primary county schools, but
under the JhJn existing law (Which was
changed by the present l%egislature) all
certificates were OF one grade, the phi,
mary trlcler being examined on the
same basis rs ne who taught higher
grades,
Boards Of examiners being occasion
g'ly censured for not granting certin
D,tts Wieu h applicant thJughg he
merlted one, these answers were given
for publication 10 show that some who
thought themselves capable TO teach,
even lacked a knowledge OF current
events aud general information, as well
HS teing deficient In the ordinary
branches Of q common school educn.
tiOu In justice 30 the earnest, hard
working, faithful corps of teachers Oh
the Caution schools, and the trusty,
tried and successful teachcrs Of the I'm.
lie county, who DO more hard work
with fewer thanks and less pny than
any other class Of individuals, this ex.
PLANTATION ~ deemed necessary.
FRANK BRAUOIiER,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-10

A good home on Unlon street Price, 600, Terms
easy,
n house aud lot or a vacant lot FOR trade for
Stock Oi Ur0roriea,
Corner lot on Mah0ning street. " feet front. good
point FOR business EASY terms,
New u room house, with all modern improvements
on. West Flith Htrc0t llcnW NJ ela pUf month,
Price 5000
Lot BlAliO, on Pennsylvania avenue, Groom house
ana uuuutoiun, nlo0 lawn aud shade trooa Price
$1,000,
ABplpndld home on Mnh0nlng street. new house
with MI necessary OuibuildlnWi payAmonia, lawns
ANA everything complete, Price eib0O.
elN room house on Llppoft street, good cellar
splendid whtNrl run and shade trees, Price etbN0,