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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1889-07-01
County Educational Meeting.

The Orleans County Educational
Society held its summer meeting at
Glover June %. The meeting was
called to order by the president, d.
S, Waterman, Scripture was read
by w. f, Sargent and prayer offer
ed by Rev. Geo. S. Chase. After
singing, the secretary's report was
read. An address of welcome was
then given by w. F. Clark, which
was responded to by d. Waterman.
MS. Stone then spoke at some length
on "What the Teacher may expect of
the Supervisor" He said the super
visor is at heart what the teachers
expect him to be, and whatever mis-
takes he may make will be of head
and not of the heart. He does not
come merely to criticise as tyrant,
to question as a lawyer or to destroy
all cherished plans and hopes, but
comes to assist in finding defects and
helps to remedy them,a as teach
er with all teachers experiences.
He also comes as a friend, ready
with sympathy and advice.
The subject, "What the Supervisor
May Expect of the Teacher" was
ably presented by Rev.Geo. S. Chase
He expressed the following ideas !.
The Supervisor may expect something
of the teacher may expect her
hearty cooperation he hasthe right
to expect it. Holding the position of
teachers gives him the right to expect
energy, perseverance, industry. The
teachers are the force which the su-
pervisor may direct, and should he
willing to be told of their faults and
try TO correct them. The supervisor
is the instructor of the teachers The
subject was then discussed by w. f..
Sargent, ID. S. Waterman, w. +.
Clark and G. B. Young. The meet
ing then adjourned till 80 p. M.
The exercises of the afternoon were
opened with singing. Mr. Geo. H.
Blake spoke in an able manner on
''What the Supervisor NAV expect of
the Citizen" The supervisor comes
with courage, perseverance, energy,
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1889-07-01
The Murder of CronIn.

The murder of Dr. Cronin in Chi
cagO is still n sensation and still a
mystery. 1t is pretty well establish
ed that thugs in the inner circle OF
Clan-na-Gael were at the bottom of
the terrible crime-but who were
they and what was their motive !!
That is the question that the detect
ives of Chicago and all citizens who
are interested in seeing justice re-
ceive it's due would like to have an
swered. Confessions and solutions
of the problem have crowded fast
upon each other but the real solutions
seems no nearer than ever. Is this
dastardly murder at the order of the
leaders of an irresponsible secret Or
ganization to go down among the
mysteries of crime?
Real friends of Ireland and the
cause of Irish freedom will give their
strongest efforts to ferreting out this
crime and beyond that to roofing up
and destroying the evil system of
that society that strikes in the dark,
fears to stand in the light of day,
and does not hesitate at assassination
to accomplish its designs. 1t is
a statement that has been reiterated
so often of late as to have become
a truism that the murder of Cronin
has given the Irish cause most Sc
rious setback. At a time when
Parnell seemed about to confound
his enemies and when every current
of popular sympathy seemed setting
toward Ireland comes this desperate
deed, traceable only to society os
tensibly organized to liberate Ireland.
Involuntarily we say, if this is the
way freedom is to be bought,
God help the unhappy country that
becomes the victim of such liberty.
True friends of Ireland must labor
to remove the blot from the scutch-
con-
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1889-07-01

but he can not do all the work alone.
We can help by seeing that the chill
dren are regular in attendance, by
visiting the schools, and thus encour-
aging the teacher, and by attending
educational meetings and helping
forward the work. By aiding the
teacher and supervisor we benefit
ourselves. Remarks were then made
by c.. P. Owen, DR.. w. F. Gilman,
w. F. Clark and Rev. Jenne.
After a short recess Miss Jennie
Locke read in a very expressive man
ner, an essay on Arithmetic, which
was an excellent production. This
essay called forth remarks from @.
HI. Blake, @. B. Young, w. E. Sar-
gent, Geo. S. Chase and others.
The next subject, "How May At
tendance be Improved?' was well
discussed by the association.
The question drawer brought out
much interesting discussion.
w. F.. Sargent resigned rs execu-
tive committee and NJ. S. Stone was
elected in his place. The attendance
for the afternoon was very good.
The morning session was mostly
teachers. The meeting closed with
singing. EDNA +. FAYER, Sec.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1889-07-01
Simon Cameron is dead.

Simon Cameron is dead. In many
Respects he was the most important
political parsonage of the century.
For years his power over the repub-
|lican party in his State was absolute,
.Pnd since Mcclure and Curtain left
|the republican organization no one
'dared to question his will. Every
politician who wanted anything was
anxious to gain or TO preserve his
flavor, and it is an axiom in political
Ncircles in his State that no man ever
yet lost anything by being the friend
of Simon Cameron. All his promis-
es were faithfully kept, and he was
never SLOW to promise where it was
possible for him to perform. These
traits of character had their weight
with all classes and cemented the
power which he gained by his bold
ness and courage. Even in the dem
IOcratic ranks he always numbered
his friends by hundreds, while with
/ him to make a friend was to keep
him. On the other hand, his enemies
were always bitter alike in their ha-
tired and their vituperation. He was
|disliked for his adroitness, his sue
cess and his power. In the mouth of
his enemies he was an illustration of
the maxim that nothing is so unpard-
enable rs prosperity.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1889-07-01

CsTATE on VERMONT, uHlFtNa uf.H.ilI ...
= ~ Probate Court, hrId "a Barton HHH|H. .H
said District, on che 2lat dHY 0f IuHrl A.. n. t..
%. ~. Owrnt HdmlniaifHtHr of fNf r.ttIN H. u
thn III. French, lHtn Of NHIfuu iH .IIN HI.III.I N
ceased, prosecute BE- administrator s.r.HHI I.|
examination and allowance HnH InHht. HIIIII"NI
f0r decree N datnhui0n HnI UHfIHI.N H .'.
estate Of said decreased.
WhrrWon, it ia ordered ~ .IIH rnuIi tN#I s".'
account aud said hpuIIrHfIa lu f.I.IIUN fY ....
thereof, fo o. htld W t. 49, NHIHtIH. .I.. ...
m Barton, VI, nn ttr 900 Nat Ul IUIt. FL ~.
laBN, ipr hearing Hnd drriaIHH fHfItHu NUN. d H..
further ordered thit u0ilUr Nrf.ei p. H'fIU '1 ..
persons Interested hb rnhIINllaH obj fhN .tHIr H.
weeks HucrrHsiYtlY Iu tht Monitor H N.H I.# I.H
Published at BARTON, pfftIHus tN .iII IH. .II...I
ed for htHrnH, thHt fhrf Wtf HrItHt M ..|. '.N.
nnd place, aud Elbow riuaU, lI Hut fHNl IHab UH'..
WHY said account should u0i hr H..HHtIt HHt -'.H
decree made. Hf the tnHfl Anf.'t
Q0.la i N. JOSH OPS. N.Hla..#
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1889-07-01

Do You SHARE THE REsULTs?-Why
not use other peoples brains as well as
your own in order to lessen life's work,
and especially so when the coming hot
weather will make life burden to those
who have to do laborous house work?
The very word "Pearline" sounds
clean and sweet enough to recommend
even a poorer article. But "Pearline"
does as clean and as sweet work as its
name implies. Now if there be house
keeper among the thousands of Witness
readers who has hitherto lived so far be-
meath her privileges as not to have used
"PeaFline, . surely she will at once pur-
chase Il packet and test what it will do
for her. ''Pearline'' represents brains.
That is, is the product of long and hard
processes OF thought, investigation and
experiment. You are invited to share
the results s-Neqe York IIitness.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1889-07-01
Homer Bradlov's Eatato.

CtTATE OF VERMONT UIHrhH# tI.sHHr
> ln Probate tautt, hrll Hi NHiHu i.aHN.". .'
said Distlrt, on thc aiti dHf nI iuH'f "A. If
3. H. talaerwuu ulinIHi .ii.IsUf HN IH' tI.. Ell
Homer Nudlfl. l4ir uf trill .NHIIf IH 5000 e.
tlcpfasrd uffafuia OF. aHmInI =IIHiIHH H.H.H.I N#
examination 8ntl alIuuHurr. ful mHEf. HHNH. .IHI
iaf drofre nf dl.iuhuuuH aHI UHilN.H 1| N.
r.fHtf Of aHId ilfrrH.HtI
Whtroupuu II ls urlfl.I lt aHid luHIi. II#aI ...I
aosntnf nnd aHld luniiraIInu hr IfI.IIIH tH ...
sion thereof io hH hpid H d. NJ. NHiHHIH.. IH
Boo Barton, Va un fhr fih NHF ui HNIf. N IH
lssn. ior hearing and htrIsnH thereon ANH. q
rlffher ordered fiHf UuIUf hrftnI hr HIFH IH H|
persons Interested. hi nulIIrHi|nn Hi lNF .HHf HH
wrrka auerrfsittlF IH fIr MnHIiHf. uFW#NHI .."
pnblshed cog Barton. pfftl Sous fH rlIH IIHI. .UU..
"a for hrHrlur. ihHt fhff mHt HrUfHf H .IIH |NII
aud place, and chow NHuaN. MI HHf thrf WNF NHHH.
why said account should unt hf allowed. HHH HU.N
decree mudOs
By the Caurf=Atfrsfl
2oQs q. %. JONES, Meratar.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1889-07-01

The transition from long, lingering and painful
sickness 10 robust health marks an epoch in the life
of the individual. Such remarkable event is
treasured in the memory and III" agency whereby
the good health has been attained is gratefully
blessed Hence it is that much is heard in praise
of Electric Bitters. So many feel they their
restoration to health, the of the Great Alter
ative and Tonic. If you are troubled with any dis
of kidneys. liver stomach, of long or short
standing you will surely find relief by use of Elec-
tric Biters Sold al 5oe. and 81 per bottle at II. c.
Pierce's drug store.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1889-07-01
LEANS COUNTY MONITOR
PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY
n. b. Al G,
BAR TON. vt.

M WHEN PAID STRICTLY IN ADVANCE
"A a YEAR. II not paid in advance 500 year.
ak ribcrs living outside of Orleans or Caledonia
III Is, SI.75 per year.
NJ subscription in Advance. Remit by Post
ID Order, Registered Letter, or Draft
Atch the label on your paper, and see that your
ID is right. If not correct send the money to
4 it 50, or notify us of error by postal card.
j tcs Of Advertising made known on applica-
All cats must have metal body.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1889-07-01
an appointment.

The New York World, apropos of
Ir. Brice's election as chairman of
pc democratic national committee,
! ks: "How can the democracy op-
bse and deDounce the undue infu-
pee of money and corporate power in
bIitics and elections when it marches
llder a leader whose generalship has
ben bestowed upon him because of
i millions, and whose interests are
|entified with corporations?
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1889-07-01

The theory that every man has his
Nc has evidently been engrafted
tb the political creed of a certain in
'fatigable office-seeker. This wor-
u recently offered the civil service
hnmission s25 to assist him in secur-
an appointment.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1889-07-01

law 'Eshall be observed in letter and
in spirit when they are to discipline
the postmaster in the presidents own
city. That settles it.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1889-07-01

The committee on resolutions of
the republican convention at Colum-
bus, o., has agreed upon a platform
10 be presented to the convention.
1t reafilrms adherence to the doctrine
pf protection, both of American citi-
gems throughout the world and of
american industries. President Har-
I.ison's administration is indorsed and
the policy of the pension bureau is
commended The passage of a bill
granting pension to all honorably
discharged soldiers and sailors is
urged. Protection to the wool grow
ing industry is demanded. The re-
cent worsted decision is commended.
ireland is congratulated on her strug-
eles for home rule and Gov. Forak-
er's administration is warmly en-
Morsed.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1889-07-01

Ex-President Cleveland is already
training for 1892 and has determin-
d to draw the line on dinner parties in
He future. In a letter declining an
IMITATION to attend dinner given by
Ne Massachusetts Reform Club, he
ays: 81 feel that, having returned
b private life and engaged in pro-
ssional work, my indulgence at the
resent time In such public entertain
J Hents as you suggest should be reduc-
II to the minimum of frequency"
The IribRne estimates that the adj
hnce of three cents a pound in su-
Dr. since two years ago is the equiv
lent of S1.50 added to a years su-
tlr bill for each inhabitant in the
puntry, or $3.50 for every family,
hd $4,000, 900 for the entire popu-
ation. This odious sugar trust clear
a s19, ,000,000 in profits in 1888, and
heir profits this year are estimated
iO,000,000. Snch a robbery of the
Ieople never took place in this coun-
" before, and it will be one of the
Irst duties of congress when it meets
b deal the sugar trust the heaviest
Lossible blow.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1889-07-01

er excitement was followed by milder
form of excitement, instead of the
sombre gloom of financial depression
and blighted prospects, there would
be forever cases of insanity in Johns
town. But of course you can't talk
to ruined laborer of the benefits of
European travel in this case. How
ever, this form Of insanity is fortu-
nately not permanent or even very
long continued.
The knight Templars' Conclave,
to be held by the knights of this ju-
risdiction in this city next October,
is expected to outvie in interest any
similar event that ever occurred here.
The number of visitors will be nearly
as large as during the Inauguration.
The paraders will have the advantage
of the most beautiful season of the
year in Washington, without fear of
storms.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1889-07-01

How's TINS we offer one hundred dollars re-
ward fS any case of catarrh that cannot be cured
by taking Hairs Catarrh Cure. f. j. Cheney &
Co., proprietors, Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known F. j. Cheney
for the last 10 years, and believe him perfectly hon
orabe in all business transactions, and financially
able to carry out any obligations made by their
firm. West Truax, wholesale druggists, Toledo,
o. Waldng Kinnan & Marvin, wholesale drug
gists. Toledo, o. E. IL. Van Hosen. cashier Tole-
do National Bank, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally. acting
directly upon the blood and mHcus surfaces of the
system. Testimonials sent free. Price 75c. per
bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1889-07-01
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

e q. SHAW.
VIOLIN MA5ER yo,s naToS ,1. x i EsPs,E@g yo
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1889-07-01

+. w BALDWIN.
A TTORNEY Al LAW AND SOLICITOR IN
IA Chancery, Barton, VI lo-l
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-09
The cRoNlN MYSTERY.
Some Bollcyo no Has Sailed for London,
md Others That Ho Is Dead.


CHICAGO, May 7.-Rumop were cur
rent in Irish Nationalist circles that DR..
Cronin was In New York, en- route 10
London, for the purpose Of testifying
before the Parnell commission. The
missing man has always insisted and do
clared himself prepared 10 prove that
not one.tenth Of the funds published in
the American papers as having been
collected for the Land league ever went
across the water, and OF tho hundred
and one theories concerning his disap-
pearance the one that obtains the most
credit is that he has gone to London TO
testify 10 this fact, John Conklin, the
saloon keeper with whom he boarded,
was interviewed at length by a repre-
sentative Of the United Press, and, when
pressed, plainly indicated by his agltated
manner that he knew moro than he cared
10 say concerning the mystery. He
would neither admit nor deny that
Cronin had received letters or cable dis.
patches from England within tho past
few weeks, but contented himself with
insisting that the man was dead and that
tho mystery could not be cleared up In.
side of three months. Among othor
things he said that several plots had been
formed TO kill the missing man, and that
within month he had been shadowed
by delegate from another city who had
been sworn TO kill him. The decree Of
death, he added had gone out against
another opponent Of the Irish Land
league controllers, and who resided in
Philadelphia.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-09
1AE MARkETe.
NeM York AIoney AIarkeL

REW Y0RHi MayT
Money closed AZ per cent, the lowest
rate, hilhesl, y nor cent,
EIohange pluaed steady posted rates, eAh
0lHlHi ACTUAL IHtHs eAMbll9ihlN fpr hlhty
daYB ana ~ 2l.hiniRi4 fnr demand
l0VeTnmfnis ilrlni currency bs, lfli "a
coupon, lAll4l Alas do, lin,
Pacific lands CLOSED ~ fnllpWa Union iifsla,
Ia 10 l.ili land mants, llb 70 llh Hlnklng
funds Ina lpntflla, lll 70 w.
At0iisnn WHs lle feature NJ lhe dealings on
tho hlGok llArhange, II wac actively traded IA
Throughout ami advanced ! pgE cent W, noon
R0Tthnrn laCiNO preferred ana Oregon Trans
continental were alsn notably nHui Nearly
every other stock on tho llst opened fractions
ally lower and tnr lime lhe movement W
prOes were VHlN irregular ana nnpeUhlni lpt
toward N O'Clock cute q hlealy buYlhH htt lh
aud continued unill noon when prices were
GENERALLY iantinnally higher There was an
hetlVe narrowing demand for North Western,
IaGkaWanna Huntington aud Rhode Island
and there seemed ~ be d limited supply or
these stncks Ia tho loan market teading
showed uHmislahable Sims Of being mAnipp,
lated. a large amount Qf the hlOCh hlfeAdy
loaned was called inl which advanced the l9hn-
Ink rate NJ The stock i3n or per ethL TIE
stock Was hRpl0nallY higher AZ noon bat ihe
advance was subsequently, lost The martel
prloes we're hrn aud IN some oahea further ad'
vnnGes were recorded Tho top nnlfea u The
day in mnrl pntth were current Hlrnl filh, IA
th6 final hour here WAS some selling W Ithllee
aud ID fractional reaction, IhpolnblnH hRufea
allowed IRREGULAR and hllahi changes 90 com
pared with those " Saturday Total sales,
hll lUl ghaTVh,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-09
MoKINLmY AND nIs PATRIOTS,

We deeply sympaIhlae with Major
Mckinley lie IL now realizing on lhe
reputation Ot being u great man, WIN
public patronage for the hungry, ana
what n time he IN having OF H. ilt can
sGniGrly pei time ~ read his mall
There 10 u stream Of Oilice beggtfh epll
rHntly after him, not only. ifom hllllh
county, but from tyely school dlHlllob
In lhiS congressional baillwlck, Neattf.
day he escaped by back door, ana
uiade a rush Tor his stable, III ofdtf 70
get ont into the country. apple Dloh
0ms aud escape the harsh laIgull OF lht
persihlent parasites, lJld no do H. MOI
by considerable, Before he had g0t
the belly band bnCkrd on his hrleue
erllter three men from Canal Fulton
aud One from Naynekbnrg were on
him, aud Hil wanted olllce, one wanted
lhe Canal Fulton post 0lllce, ana must
baye Il, the other fellow wanted any
thing he could get his hands on ana
the Wayuesburg man wanted lhe
WRynesburg pORt'Olllce rlght away ana
he wanted an answer now, IN the
meantime the gang, constantly coming
10 the hOuse, got glimpse OF the poIly
form Of the Ghampl0u OF l'fottcll0ll hb
the barn, aud commenced moving IN
that direction How tho Major llnally
rscaped from this gaug has not trans
pIrrd but / Ii timely 10 remark That
he Republicans Hrreabuuls appear 10
he animated with u remarkable degree
uf selllshnrss, combined with u love Tor
lne surplus, which III very touching
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-09
Now Ynrh rradnee IsEehangn.

NEW fOHK, May V
FLOUR Dull aud weak, especially for
choice WndpHi hne gradea OF winter Elmo
Bt0 do surnr ai0irAhH hupHrllhe winter,
fa,MAlm' dH fugWE taeN u0i ckliN N0,R
winter fil5 lDf dn spylnH tlpGlM t4lfA
No, WiuiuT tlb,Hlsf do SPRING ,tihnhbQi
duff trade ana family extras, taiDthlb
ltYE Dull,
HANLEN Nominal,
hpliEli llul but steady western choice,
ls9q9lGl stale creamery Ee,
CnEEhE firml state factory, fancy VfD
DIGGl choice Wpllo,
"KddH Firmi fresh eastern, iiI9i western do,
ll4MlllGG,
"HlIGAli.. Raw dull and nomiDally .ul-
ohanped refined Guiell cut loaf ana crushed,
0lGe cubes, i6C, powdered, W4ol RranulAied,
Ble mould a, mlC confectionery A, .hlfp
coffee a, standard Nsg cnllee on A,t ;lob
AGoI white, oktfR q, 1l6Ai lh'lbol yellow,
Gi6g,
COFFEE Steady fair Rio, @io
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-09

HARRISBURG, May fudge Simon.
ton to-day decided that the Western
Union Telegraph company cannot re-
move its suit TO enforce forfeiture TO the
United States court. lie also decided
that electric light companies arc not
manufacturing corporations, since they
do not produce a material substance and
that their capital is, therefore, liable to
taxation.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-09
MunIolnaI EIeotiona.

RALEIGH, N. c., May 7.-Municipal
elections were held in all the cities and
towns in this state, and the Democrats
carried the day easily. The vote in this
city was light, as n great majority Of tho
negroes declined 10 vote or TO take any
interest in the election. This was also
the case at Ashville. In this city the
Democrats carried three out Of Eve
wards as usual, and also carried another
ward which has always heretofore been
solidly Republican. The proposition TO
Issue 100000 in bonds for sewerage and
street imprd vements, was carried in
Raleigh by fifty-two majority.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-09

cality, what spring cleaning ~ 10 the
neat hOusekeeper, 80 IL Hoods harhapa
rlla 10 everybody at this season OF The
year, he body needs 10 be thoroughly
renovated the blood lnrllled ana vital
i2ed, the germs OF disease destroyed,
SorOfula Salt Rheum and all other
blood dsOTdera are cured by Hoods
sarsaparila, the most popular and sue
ceasfil spring medicine
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-09

CHICAGO, May z
WHEAT Active and ranged higher closing
1i N W hlphur than On fnlurdpy oprnlnE
prices we've llNgrf NnN lheir wa AhhNfl hni
ilUrutHH. .lT 4 .i.UI4 FIHul tHHIlht'
dry weather iU tho Wlml lalt May Jnugl
iMWrnn UHlnNalir, tUNr tlb4fgC lud luly
,HENtr. lirrriflR wore N cars, The Visible
Hupply dcCJelHed IN buhhrlH and The decrease
hrit MAS tHibn hMshHlA
COIN and 0Hif were dUll hut stronger AHd
higher There seemed ln bH hut little dlnppslr
lion lGtoll, The U.Ihlu supply of corn. de-
prrHscd llOWh huhhp'N the supply here
drerrartd l'uiiu meirla The visible supply
0t nnfa iuDfrn ed NAUU Luhhrla,
lhuNlflbAN- FlrUUF Hud higher On good
demand, iurt gained zoe and lard and iibH b
iu lNt
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-09

JUDGE DOYLE, Of Toledo, Is the man
for Republicans 10 name for Governor,
In Charley Fosters way Of thinking
Il Akron Beacon,
Judge Doyle Is the attorney Of the
STANDARD Gas Co., of which Foster IL
president This is why Foster wants
Doyle,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-09
Saturday, the Slh day of June, 1888
Notice to Contractors.

Notice IA hereby given Ny y Hoard oi ENuslnnn m
reeoiypd nt ihO tluihh once, at uHnahutN W. wv
lune 0lh iVln 10 build new hrlgk sgho9l h.gse Qn
no did e known IA the Liiile htlgE ilstil ~ XXX
aceofdlng " the plana nnd nloullthtuns on u M " w
he uefI Hoard reserves the right 10 REJECT hl( Or
a' DUB p' o'u'' " ALBiitT SMITH, clerk,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-09

ONLY llO years ago George Washing
ton had no compunctlOns OF conscience
about trading off an able'bodied cololed
man for u hOgshead Of rum and ton
pounds mixed swtetmeNis What dld
he want with 70 much sSeetmtaisY :
-IAlliance Review,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-09

MAJOR Ben ButterwOrth, hustler and
Congressman, remains In Washington
TO watch MCKinley'S interests They
talk by wire almost daily Recent mes.
sages indicate the appointment OF
Judge Day.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-09

"OUR navy must increase" said mil
lionaire maghate Depew, "ln order that
the protecting flag may follow the ex'
panding commerce" What's the mat
Ter with getting little expanding
commerce" llrst, MIR DepewY