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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-21
snlt 10 Set Anido q conyoynnee.

Mrs. Mary Weaver has instituted
proceedings in equity against Alfred
Williams and Ellen Williams In the
court of common pleas, Mrs, Weaver
claims In her petition that In October
last she recovered % judgment against
Alfred williams and Ellen Williams,
and that subsequently part of their
real estate was conveyed TOW II. Brig.
gle TO avoid the payment Of the judg.
ment. The plaintiff brings suit 10 set
the conveyance aside.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-21
NOTICE.

Notice n hereby given that plat Of what " Known
ma DAnnptniiler aud UocholA addition IN now on nlu
In the onOo Vt the City ry Engineer Of tho city OF
Canton, ohio, showing Tho following Otrlbol Tor
rltDryi bounded ON the ent Ny Tie east llno OF SOC
tUn No bI nn tho south by tho south llno OF Aoulo
No, o. on tho wcat BY tho WuHt Lawn OomWcty, nh1
ON the north by tho landA OF Eldol sclfotth ana
Jacob SprinkloB rAtntc,
Said plat IA now ready Tor inspection by persons
intnrr,iOd LhOfpln and HhOwH tho atrccb, auyH and
avenues proposed 10 bo laid out nnd opened IN bad
territory
Tho Plating Commission Of said city win meet ~
their once, AZ tho City HAL on MOnahy OF each
week. NJ O'Clock u. M, for and during ak weeks
noAt after the date hereof, W hear ohoou0nA W tald
plat or any part thereof and making such atora7
tons ~ may DO doomed proper
JAMES FltAuNFisLTEit
President Of Tho Plating Commission
wM II, wYANT, Secretary,
Canton, o., March 10th. 1850 -bi.Lw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-21
a Sunday l,ohool Entertainment.

There will be q Sunday school enter.
tainment at the Church of God, on East
Tuscarawas street, Friday evening"
March 22nd. There will be dialogues,
declamations and singing. Music on
the II. +. Miller grand piano, furnished
by S. Z. Hart. Mr.. J. Kelly, the blind
pianist, llbe present. The admission
Is 10 cents.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-21

The symptoms Of biiousness are un
happily but too well known. They
liffer IN different individuals TO some
Mtent. A bilious man IA seldom n
breakfast eater. To frequently alas,
he has an excellent appetite for liquids
but none for solids Of q morning. His
tongue will hardly bear inspection at
any time. IL IL 10 not white and furred,
II Is rough, nj all events.
The dikosLlvU syst8m " wholly cut OF
order aud diarrhea Or constipation may
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-21

be symptom oYthe two may alternate
There are often hemmOrThOidr or even
lOaa OF blood, There may ha giddinehs
and often headache and RGidity or nat
ulenoe and tenderness Ia the pit Of the
stomach, no correct all this u not
effect a cure Try Green's Auguet Flower
lt OOats but a tribe and thousands
o tsat Ia efficacy, ~
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-21
ana Q. Q. mad 8. nuyn Anothor 1ot.

Druggist Putt has sold the lot on
South Cherry street, upon which his
drug store is located, 10 the Cleveland,
Caaton aud Southern Railroad com
pany for $4,000. The NEws-DEM.
ouRAT last week contained an account
of the company purchasing several lots
on South Cherry street and In addition
to them they have now purchased the
lot of Druggist Putt.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-21
Read ths Following HOme Testimonials

Mas Lizzie don, gD w. TusoanWas street has brou
feeling badly for u long time, she had hnrkaOlle.
blind spcllA ringing noise In ears, ana WIS hungry
an tip tlmo lost strength aud HUnh was treated by
Canton physicians nut grew worse Df wilbur
told her she had tape wprmi gave hor some
medicine, and IN a few hours she passed tape
worm ~ fort long and feels Ike q new woman
Mr Louis Prada head cook ~ the lluriOrd, was
blind IN one eye for years and hld poor sight m The
other, hhd spent hundreds NJ dollars. but got no
better Dr. Wilbur operated on MS alRht 10 he can
400 now as wen nv any one,
Mfa. Annie Hanna. isi E THIRD IT, WAS cross.
eyed Tor ~ years, Dr. wilbur made them straight
In one minute without pain
Mrs Oeo schlllHg. 700 Navarro street has had u
tumur for n years which grew 10 mn lulmchc llSri
having no less than ten separate rOuts, some OF
which are m large around m two lnRnfH hhe was
told by Canton doctor u was Doou tumot hhu "
would cndanpCr her life 10 have " removed pf.
Wilbur removed II ON sunday, ana she s last re-
covering Any one can see the monster Wy calllng
az her frBdCuCV
Dora wcldln 57 r.. 1Nird street aso had her eye
made straight
Mrs, A, O, Hail, 100 W. slb street, had fever and
ague chllA for one month, dUrtOrrd hll the time
atlll grow weaker. Dr Wilbur cured her In TWO
days, and she iCrH Hike now woman,
Mrs, Eliza ), Brdgman. l01 Cherry street had q
tnmof under her oyt for ~ years Ur, wilbur re.
moved t In one minute aud Yhc is nll right
MrA Sarah jackson, $40 " ath street had q
tuinOr on CyCld that luturlurcl with vision, Dr.
Wilbur removed N ana she can now see ~ clear ~
any one.
Tho above are only fow of thc many trstmon.
lalA received by the Doctor MAny are withheld
fr0m publication ny request ot The parties cOh-
,r6e poolor invites correspondence from people NJ
n distance hut never answers any letters unlOsA
they contain two stamps mO-gm
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-21
Divorce Notice.

Cora Dunn In Court Of Common Plea'' STARK
w. County ONO
Robert Dunn.
Tho defendant, Robert Dunn, whose place Of roll
donon IN unknown, Will take notice lhht on mAfOh
ibth 1890 thc plaintiff nlod her petition IN divorce
against him, charging him with nbhndonmont
Said cause will 10 for hearing ~ tho hoht wfm oi
Court Of Common ploas IN SAID county, anu slk
''' UIIhRLEs o. uPliAM,
matpl.Ew Atty Tor Plaintiff,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-21
can,t Flyon Ram Itn own purlnou,

In an effort to stir up strife in the
Democratic purity a Repository repor.
ter Monday evening got so iumbled up
that he entirely ignored news account
Of the result of the Republican prima.
ries. But the majority of the Reps
Republican readers take the NEWS.
DEMOCRAT and so got the result Of
both primaries.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-21
Cincinnati.
MlIllAT...Mn LOlf.

CORN Hhl IN.Nht
MOOt lhNWhol, 1uo WHIlo lahinn;
onO-fouud hipul r1mhnE "ndSir, medium
d0laino and olmbing nGiDsiu braid, l0mi,Ju,
medium oOmhng, DfTG, il0nOo washed, limo
mnrnO y and Xxx, NN2bo; medium clothing,
kBbOC; d0lnn0 ilOooc, HpdiDU
0AY-No timothy, slB 0O, No. 2. % 10,
prairie, 81 b0dB 70, whUaL oats and ryo atraw,
" OOibB 90
CATTLE--O0od 10 choice butchers, 80 0Ob
Q 90; fair, ~ lnbs No. cOnmH' a. t0fs "a
nt0Oton and fAOdow, 81 OOtass --.fs
and calves ~ b1iu3 49,
HOGS Select butchers, 81 1904 so IT, y
good packing, 81 00iDA 7bi fAir " good IL
u 0bloi 10; common, ~ 0ON o.
bllFEp-COmmOn " fair, =, - 20. good
10 ohoiGe, 81 9hMb 10,
LAMlis- 81 lNlLh 90
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-21
Tho rhomaa yr. Lamhorn oaao.

Judge RalOy 10 day decided the
Bleakiy branch of the celebrated
Thomas Va, Lamborn case, The court
held the creditors should bo subject 10
Lamborn In the 5000 judgement
against Bleakly and m case II was not
settled the 80 lots must be sold ~ salts.
fy the judgment
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-21
A GOOD HNrnRTAINMENr
by Colorod palont At Temperance Hail
Tuesday Evening

TueBday Evening,
A concert was given in Temperance
Hall Tuesday evening by Mrs. George
Saunders, Of Springfield, for the benefit
Of the African M. Il. Church. The
price Of admission was small and a
good audience was present.
The program was very interesting
and was as follows: Song and chorus
by choir; address, Rev. A. w. Haokley;
song and chorus, Snyders orchestra;
piano duet, Mrs. Grimes and Miss Jul
ious; reading, Mrs. Corneal gltitar duet,
Mrs, Grimes and Miss Proctor; vocal
solo, Miss Sylvia Grimes: music, Sny-
der's orchestra; recital, Mrs George
Saunders; song and chorus, orchestra;
closing address, Mrs. Saunders
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-21
CANTON ernNoaRApHnRs
Porfoot POmanont organization--'rho
Ofloora Elected.


O1ioorB Elected.
An unusually large number Of steno'
grapheB met at the Business College
last evening for the purpose Of adopt.
ing constitution and bylaws and
electing ollloers for their organization,
The following officers we're elected
B. Il. Faust, president; Miss Lilly Mil
Ter, vice president; Ida Halter, secretary;
Primus philhppi, treasurer. Board OF
examiners, MISS Tude Miller, Newton
Shaver and Louis Double; executive
committee, Samuel Zimmerman, Miss
Fannie Leyinger and Miss Myrtle Bat
tori The meeting adjourned until next
Tuesday evening at Z o'clock at the Col.
lege. Great interest Is manifested In
this organization and rapid writing
promises To become one Of the leading
features.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-21
Mckinley Only Trying for Two pona
UNaHIaFIuH special 10 rhmpHiurl

Major McKiulcy'a room AZ lhp Ebbilt
hOusr .s crowded every eyCuIug with
applicants for unlcr, all OF whom think
that ID thty get the Little Napoleon"
on their papers their case h won Major
Mckinley treats office seekers aa he does
hla more Important congressional work
The one abiding feature Of his whole
congressional career IL that he never
vases his energies on trivial matters.
lilo husbands his strength for anupr0me
ollOf and then invariably pulls out
with dying colors, When he expects 10
make speech he studies tho subject
thoroughly and well aud hif speech
when delivered ia q masterpiece 80 In
Office seeking the Major has set himself
Nt work 10 secure only lw0 appoint
menta, the sixth audltOfahip for VII
liam Monaghan, and the district ludg'
ship for Judge Day, and II he fails 10
score II viii be- the llmt time for years.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-21
rhn rhnan Nurnnl Lon.

ohio is a large fruit growing state
aud We can employ there, q large force
OF agents soliciting orders for our Nuf,
gCry stock No previous experience 10
necessary aS we can teach you the busl.
ness Cash advanced for expenses, nd
dress n &, CuAsE n Co,
ldAOS s. Penn square
Philadelphia, Pa
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-21

awiully when / told her what TO do for
those horrid pimples with which her
face was covered. She now Bays II you
want pink and white complexion
with nice clear, smooth skin, you
must use that best Of all blood purifiers,
sulphur Blttem,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-21

CATTI,if-priino, 81 1904 ~ 'oir V -
81 COOS %; common, 81 tlib3 ", ~uNoksrl, Se -
0oe NJ, feeders, 81 bhGDB 20.
HOGS phladolphinA 81 Ns-- 20. mlxOd
- o9 heavy hogA 81 Wbi6i 10, wears, ~ Nks.
SO, common 20 fair, ~ lbhs iN' grasaaS
and atuhhlrrg, 90 aJiN ~; plgs, Ste ID -
SllEEP Prime, 81 8Ri q6 fiir IA e'----
81 1904 ~. common, 81 bbibg
LAMBS-Sl 1908 20.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-21

HOGS Fair TO good, "a 1904 =. s..z=t
packing " BJlDi @ hoavy 10 Nh'-A's, 81 "
lW.
CATTLE Choice 10 extra shipping az 0OA
4 10; mixed. 81 GOh9 W atOckcrp S-d Fys--spa.
81 O0it9 30
sliEEP-Commo 70 1eo,sc, Fs'-e'J
I,AMIlS. "a 6lly1b IA
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-21

whon pAby was Glck, wo gave her oaSiorlA'
Whom she wna u Child, Eho cried for castora,
Phon ahe became Mba, She olung 10 caitoriA,
whsn ahO had chDdron. Sis gavo thosn oas1orIA
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-21
DR.. wilbur Performs a Delicate Operation.

Ut' WHDuF FuTIUIH'HN u UuIIVN'V VVvIHVIUH'
Mrs. Sarah Jackson, $40 East Eighth
street, has had tumor on her eyelid
for i2 years, which greatly interfered
with her sight. It's position rendered
its removal u very delicate operation.
Dr. Wilbur removed II successfully and
now abe states she can see much better.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-21

| will be mt the IIurford House, Can
ton, Ohio. on Monday and Monday ey.
ening, March 20, 1889 TO solicit claims
for pensions and TO asBist In procuring
evidence for soldiers whose claims now
have. q. i, CALLAHAN,
(2O.22.wl 4. $. Claim n Pension Atty.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-21
DnMooaATIo TICKET,


MAYOR,
JOHN u, BLAKE,
OITY HOLIOiTOR,
ATLEE POMlchENE,
wATER WORKS Tituhphn,
DANIEL OOBAU0H,
MARSHAL,
WILLIAM A, GENTRY
gTREHr COMMISSIONER
JOHN CUMMlNs,
OOuHOII.
EIRsf wAap,
PAUL GbCllWEND,
sHooBD VAIN
hMlL j, DOME,
TnRD WAN,
o. l., SLENTH,
gOuRfH WAgp
JULES Ply,
nErH wARp,
D, A, ESslG,
mITH VAIN
JOHN DuFFEY
mWmTu wARp,
FRED LIED,
BOAnD or EDUCATION,
nRm wARP
JOSEPH DICK.
HEOORD VAIN,
CHARLES SPANAGl4K,
IlnRD VAIN,
FRANK ALRXANDERi
FOugTn wAupi
DIR, L., W, RAkDEL,
FIFIH WARp,
OllAs. klilCllBAUM
GxTn wARn,
W, IL, PETERS,
ARsnMOIH,
gInHT wAHp,
CHARLES M, HENRY
aROHp wAnb,
JOSEPH A. WlELANDT,
THIHp wARD,
ED, j, MACK.
rOuurn wARn,
AL, Il, SMITH,
TiFfH WAup,
JOHN M. MYERS,
ftNrn WAUp,
EDWARD WEUKMAN
MARKET MASTER
John BARRY
TOWNSHIP IlW6rFF,
GEORGE w. OlnflELO
TOWNSHIP TRRAaURml,
JAMES ID, BARRY,
TOWNSHIP ASSESSOR
HENRY JOLLY,
JuaTIOEs OF TnE PKAOR
JACOB II, liElGNlGR
ALBERT RlNGLE,
rot Supervisor In DistrleI No, O, OaBton tovn,l
fVi nAUM,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-21
The Coroner Reports on the Doath Of
Harry Atoddard,

Harry stoddard'
Coroner schaoler this morning made
his report as TO the cause Of death OF
Harry StOddard, who jumped from the
q, q a. =, construction train nv Ma
yare on Friday last. The report gave
li6 death aa due the shock received In
Jumping from moving train,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-21

wHEAT-No, state rcd, 81 OE No. . rod
winter, May, W!Nc,
CORN-Mlxed, tglIc,
oATS-No | white, 3Ooi No . mixed,
April 80@u
Gki'TLE- S. OOlM 30 por 100 pounds, 1.-Two
weight.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-21

Tho Poatmaster General Comes Out For
Prohibition,
PHILADELPHIA, March 49, ISpeciall
Postmaster General Wanamaker in
an interview declares IN favor of the
constitutional prohibition OF the liquor
trafic In Pennsylvania, and will urge
all his friends 20 vote for Prohibition in
June,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-21
FINANCE AND ooMMERoe.
Quotations for tho Money, stools Produce
aud Cattle Market for March 10,
NHW YonE-Money gl6fhg nor cont H4-
hhN hoHk-mohuy shlDi pnr CONT ~
change steady governments quiet

change steady governments quiet
Curronu, NaUR, lo b'li tnV' coupons, l91S
bid, f1nruTlr -luif ll,A hd,
Tho stock ultraoL 0phnud a0tyg and strong,
During tho lIat hour thorn was considerable
buying for London and commission hou6oa,
Thin Naultod In advancing prices y TO por
por cent by II o'clock In tho mex hour little
or nothing was doao until Within fow min
utoa Of midday Whrn combined attack on
Chicago liurla gion a. Quincy Rock Island
aud Alohi,On completely 0blltcratod The carly
advance. At ia, present writing thoro IN
moro auppnr, lnd proc1 are on the advance
lgaiu,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-21
Administrator Notice.

Notice ia hereby given that the undersigned has
bern duly appointed and qualified ~ AtmlnBtratOr
Of tho estate OF Henry freed late OF blark county
Ohio decOnapd JOHN v. MONH,
Administrator,
Dated March 10, 1880 -9i-dw'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-21

WHEAT -Slcadyi cash, ooAc May
alSC
CORN Firm, cnsh, 3Dldo.
OATS Quict olah, $3.50.
CLOVER SEED --- Caah, 81 1J April,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-21

For night coughs and bronchial troub-
les, tryilllneharts Cough Balsam. 2Hc.
Durbin, Wright y Co.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-21
DR.. WILBUR, Specialist,
TREATS ALL CHRONIC and
LONG STANDING DISEASES.

LsdirH who are suffering from complaints prcus
liar 70 their sea nnn consult the Doctor Will uyofl
Aauranor Oi speedy tnllrf And permanent curc
without luhlUrinF them 20 thr embarrassing prucOs
uurO ui an examination which IN nine cases out NJ
ten "a unnecessary The Doctor particularly invllos
All oaAOa that have boon given np by pthci physla
clans
OFF1CE noUls=rrom 10 a. m, uu ~, m,
Sundays excepted
Tumors and Cancers Removed
Without Pain or tho Uso
Of tho knife.
Dodge City times., 1889-08-15
A HARD BLOW.

The Kansas Democrat in its issue of
last Wednesday, contains the full pro.
ceedings of the Kansas State Temper
ance Union while in session at Topeka
this week. and in another column
makes the following charges against
that body of prohibition republicans:
We charge them with misrepresent-
ing every true and loyal prohibition re-
publican Of kansas-if there be any
such-by their craven surrender to a
political buffoon, who never was, in
theory or practice, prohibitionist, or
a bel ever in prohibition.
We charge the Kansas State Tenn
perance Union of being nothing more
or less than an incubator Of political
leeches-a modern star chamber, where,
under the cloak of morality and religion,
slow browed baseness watts perfume to
PRIDE" political demagogues are de-
fed, and falsity assumes the air Of
truth.
We charge the Kansas State Tenn
perance Union of having outlived its
usefulness-of voicing the opinions of
nobody but perjured liar, and his
satellites in Office.
We charge the Kansas State Tenn
perance Union of being an irresponsi-
BILE body, passing upon questions of
public policy without regard to figures
or facts, truth or veracity.
We charge the Kansas State Tenn
perauce Union Of being in direct an
tagonism with the vast majority Of the
best element in this state, which loves
honor and decency in all things; and
that they, in the language Of their
patron saint, John j. ingalls,, may
we'll be called "the long-haired men and
the short-haired women, those obscene
birds of politics.
Dodge City times., 1889-08-15
He Wants To Know.

We received letter from gentleman
the other day. containing a postal note
for subscription to the TINES. also. a
letter IN which he said that he would like
to have the editor to state in his next
paper, how many railroads would be
built to Dodge this fall; how the college
was progressing; in what shape were the
crops; if work had ever been commenced
on the Soldiers Home; if Ford County
would have fair this fall and what the
State Forestry station was doing? We
here reply to the many questions in a
few words: There are three railroads
already running into Dodge and two more
new ones are on the way; the college is
nearly completed and a large force of
men are now engaged in finishing it; the
crops are the finest ever raised in West
ern Kansas; work will commence inside
the next twenty days on the Soldiers
Home; Ford County is expecting to hold
grand fair this fall; the State Forestry
station is in splendid shape and a magni
ficent building is now being erected on
the grounds. We also might add that
work will soon begin on a new $4,000
school house.
Dodge City times., 1889-08-15
Roval 0oin1S.
The old settlers meeting at Pogue'l
grove the 29th.

The old settlers meeting at Pogue'
grove the 29th.
Another beautiful rain Sunday
Sowing turnip seed is in order.
Mrs. W. Snyder, is at;ci:t; rg re- Nor
NAL at Dodge City.
The farmers are plcwing fnr fsl = ahcat
Prot. J. H. Jar.asin. is at,cEoiac IL;
Normal at Dodge City.
Messrs A. D. Lierle and James Jimison
were visiting in Grey county Sunday.
Come out and hear the old settlers
spread themselves the 29th,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Connaway. were Wis
iting Mr. and Mrs Wray ON last Sunday.
Rev. Cook. of Jetmore. preached an
able sermon at the Ridenour School
House Sunday evening.
Mrs. J. NJ. Snyder, is attending the
Normal at Dodge City.
Messrs H. H. Wells and E. A. Smiley.
are taking in the sights OF Texas.
Rumors say that Mr.. Henry Zigler and
Miss Annie Bohr. will unite IN the Bonds
Of Matrimony in the near future Call
on Henry fo- the cider.
A social dance and supper at Mrs
Thursday evening of last
week. w. F. Petition got the cake with
the candy on. Prof. c. D.Demoss, of
Dodge City, furnished the music for the
occasion.
Rev. Smolley and Rev. Cook, holds a
prOtracted meeting. LAD
Dodge City times., 1889-08-15
TO THE PUBLIC.

desire to rent either my store
room, second door north of Post Office,
or the two large rooms formerly occu-
pied by the Youths Christian Associa-
tion above, and will occupy the one
which | do not rent. The upper rooms
can be rented for any legitimate pur
pose, but if | use the upper rooms,
must rent the lower room to some
business which will work well with the
millinery business, or will rent one-half
the store room to some business which
will be suitable. Ire basement of this
building is very nicely finished and has
never had any water overflow. Has
also large, commodicus cellar, all of
which may be rented very cheap for the
coming winter. IF l could rent the
entire building, which with its inside
connections is suitable for any large
business, would rent it and for nv
own business seek some other location
in this city. Twill when l 60 east to
buy my fall stock endeavor as in the
past to suit the demands of all Of my
customers. | have been with you ten
years and thank you all for the patron
age you have so literally given me.
MRS. IDA d. BEADLE.
Dodge City times., 1889-08-15
ours sincerely,
VUIS SILCtItIy,
Mrs. X. 4. EMMONs.
Institutes Notes

| The County Normal has been in pro-
grcss two weeks. holding daily sessions
and Accomplishing excellent results along
the different lines of school work
Prof. ii:ii oi the Emporia State Nor.
maj. is iae conductor, and he is manag-
| Ing the normal i'll an earnest, inspiring
and efficient manner. He stated at the
beginning that he wished To make of the
Normal "A model school, and SO well is he
succeeding that teachers will certainly
carry with them to their work high
ideals OF system and order. And such is
the spirit of earnestEess. devotion and
enthusiasm that he infuses into the work
that they cannot fail to enter upon the
years work with stronger purposes
higher aspirations and clearer conceptions
OF duty and responsibility than would
have been possible had thev not availcd
themselves of the opportunities the nor
nal affords.
The subject of drawing-one of the lost
arts, with .uost teachers at least-iias
been given special attention as general
exercise. by Prof Webb, and valuable
instruction, and directions have been
given, which if put in practice in the
school room. should result in practical
good.
\ feature OF peculiar interest and im-
portance has been the attention given 10
special methods each afternoon between
five and six clock.
Besides general discussion of different
methods. actual class work as to how be.
ginners should be taught reading and
numbering work was exhibited by Mrs.
GaGdis, Miss Williams and Miss Edwards.
Valuable papers on primary work were
read by Miss Page, Miss Markley and
Miss Swan concerning in a scholarly
way practical knowledge of the SUBJ
jects treated. These afternoon sessions
are well attended, which shows the in.
tense interest teachers feel in this vitality
important part of school work.
All persons interested in education
would do well to visit the normal and OBJ
seve the practical and efficient work that
is being done.
Miss ThOme, anxious that the teachers
derive all the benefit possible. has secur,
ed the promise of several prominent
school men of the state for evening lee
lures 20 be given during the institute
month. Tie first of the series was given
Thursday evening by John Mcdonald.
editor of Western School Journal SUBJ
ject Results" The editor depicted in a
striking and forcible manner the defects
OF our Kansas school system Although
dealing with a subject necessarily dry.
He kept his audience in happy and ex-
pectant mood, for one hour and twenty
minutes by his quaint and felicitous way
of clothing facts and figures with the at
tractive garb of mirth and pleasantly.
He has evidently given the subject
great deal of thought and study. and it is
to be hoped that his efforts may prove to
be seed sown in good ground, yielding
its fruitage in its season.