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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-15
SEEDS.
PERsONAE.

7 WISH TO INFORM Ny FRIENDS
l. ana the public generally. both Ia the city and
COUNTRY. thai am now engaged IN the UNDER
TAKeR'S BUSINESS ia all rs branches, aud
would DO glad 10 receive o share Of tho public
patronage, promising satisfaction a. as reason
able price rs any one IN the business.
". ~. WOODWARD. Agent,
Tweaiy-iiih aud Broad streets
NH 1a-W E&Sual
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-15
ByJ. Thompson Brown & Co..
Real Estate Agents and AuctioneerA
lli3 Main street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE

COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF
DETACHED BRICK RESIDENCE
No. III WEST MAIN STREET.
BETWEEN ADAMS AND JEFFERSON
STREETS.
wnllnms's wife q ale. In the Chsncery Court
of KchmOnf Decree
nu.ehs.on and aiaJ s ;'iSss - ''''''' "''''
Bv yirtne Of tho above decree tho undersign-
ed commissioners will proceed 10 sell AZ puDuc
auction, on the premises, on
FRIDAY, MARCH, IS, 1889.
nj = o'clock p. NJ. the above premises. boing a
DETACHED BRICK WfLLlNG Two and hall
stories. containing nine rooms and &c ached
kitrhep. The LOT fronts on the south line OF
Main street twenty-five feet, Win eeptn Oh l5J
feet 20 an alley.
TgPYs: one fourth cash. and the balance az
six twelve, a. d eighteen mOnths. me purchaser
10 glye negotiable notes for deferred payments,
with interest, and title retained until whole OF
pnrchase-money is paid and conveyance or
dered by the Court a. ". PATTI EhSOH,
PRESTON Ct CkE,
j. IS. AMBER on,
Special Commissioners.
]. THOMPSON BRows & Co., Auctioneers.
WnIlsss WIPE, &C, PLnSTIFFs. AGAINST
HUcHEsON AND ALS., DEFnNDbNrs-lN Tbs
CHAHCgRY COURT OF TGE CITY OF RICHMOND.
{. Charles W. Goddin, clerk Of said court, GER
tify that the bond required Of the special COM
missioner by the decroe IN said cause oil March
:, 1859 has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 9th day OF March,
1889. l.,,,,,,.
NH 10 CHARLES w. 0ODDlN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-15
BY Chewing & Rose,
Real Estate Agents, Auc;ioueOrs, and Brokers,
No. north Tenth street.

VlRUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE OF
/ CHIMBORiZO-PARK PROPE3rY.-By il
tue OF a deed OF trust from Isaiah Henderson Of
record in The CLERKS Office Of Richmond Cnaucory
Court in Doed-Book 1872 A, page 81, default
having been made in the payment OF portion
Of the notes hereby secured and being required
by TIE holder thereof 50 10 do, Will sell BY auc-
ton, upon the premises, on
FRIDAY. MARCH Is, 1882
at AGO o'clock z. NJ. the PROPERTY conveyed
under said deed. comprising LOT or LAND
with the Improvements thereon lyiug and being
In the city Of kirhm0nd on tue north sido OF
Grace street between Thirty-tirst and Thirty
second reefs, beginning at point iOriy-nine
feet from the nOrlhea7t conner Of Grace and
Thirty-Ersi streets. thence running alOug Grace
street eastwardly eighty ieet more OF less. thence
northwardly between parallel lines lb5 feet. Do
not fall to attend this salo. The East l. rising
and spreading itself, therefore values are in
cTeaslug.
Terms Cash as to 1925, with interest there
on from February 10, ls59, till paid. and expenses
OF sale: the residue as may be- announced al
time Of sale. WILLIAM II. IALMAN,
Trustee
CHEwSISG & ROSE, Auctioneers NH 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-15

On THURSDAY. 2lsF INSTANT.
az 40 O'Clock ?. u. viii sell on he premises,
the sb0ye-described valuable PROPERTY. inc
dwelling is almost new ami IN excellent condl-
don. built Of brick ia the most 81 bstsntial maR-
ner. and contains about nine looms, Win balm,
ETC. and al thr necessary couveniences. For
home this is a very de- iraOle lOcouty. snd sholli
attract a large ndmher Of bidders either Tor
homo or a flrst-claas investment.
WRIT A. CaESrEKMhN, Administrator.
RAWLINGS g. ROSE. AuctOneers.
mn l8.I5,17.I9So,9i-6t
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TRAINS soRrHwARD.
.pallr. tDallye1c.pt sundA,.

SIOPPING-FLACS% O..
Nos. IS aud - MAKE no SOP. >"
stOps only CA sigma a. Che- er
STOPS on signa 81 CentrAha \. -
only ON signal AZ Chester. Ce'.r.N 81
Manchester No % stops on * A. 81
regular stations aad also a. Temple a-t III
" althaiL Nos. 3 = 81 -. sud u "ul s@P -
stations Tor passengers
SERVICE
On Trains Nos - and 3 sleeplug-csrs c-.'ssa
New IorS Apa Tampa. Ia. lrtE - As'A'
On Trains Nos. t aad e sloepiag es's pr.
Washington AMI Charleston All to-"fe2
ingtOu aud Jacksonville. Ca liiIh ga
sioeping-c4rs ootwssa New YORK 49, 'i e''
vile. On Trains NoA - and = '''i
between >sg iorr aHd tromas'ii@ -
1rsins Nos. - zud O. s.espil g-cafs .'.'''1
Washington and JAckson,ille auG pe.hefi "'-
mond and Florence, a 4.
In adflt.on 70 The above
THE NEw YORK AND FLORIDA sFl,l'"
consisting Of vesiiboie Pullman cars oaiy. az =
Richmond. SoutaDOgud. 81 as' 3. 10 o. p
days. Wednesdays. and fl.NS sai -.
Petersburg, nOrghb0aul. at l.3 A. ~. 81 W..
days. thursdays. ard satgsdAyA hA~A i-'''
charged on MS lrail. 5000.
IakONLY ALL-RAlL LINE TO NohfVlN
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old DOMINION STEAM In
~ SHIP COMPANY. - Ia

FOR NEW YORK.
Steamers leave Richmond EVERY TUESDAY
and alDAl a. T.. Il.
steamers leave New York for Richmond
EVERY WEDNESDAY and sArU hDAY A. : =
NJ, arriving IN Richmond MONDAY anl FRI
DAY MORNINGS.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin faro 10 New YORK Us Jsmos-rtSer
route dnclCdlIs meals aud berthh......sS %
Round-trlp iicsei., limited 10 thirty days
after date OF issue. u 20
St6erage, with subsistence. ............. .- ~
Storage, without 50 pslsience. ........-..-. 90
Cepin iArs GA Chesapeake aud Ohio rail-
Calm fare rta edmond aaJ Petersburg
r6llroal. ....s-.........s.-.. ~ W
Ticsels can 10 Obtei0ed a 4. W. Carriers, !eJO
Nam street; Chesapeake aud ONO ami Rich~
nond and Petersburg dopotz, aud III compAnys
Offices, 1901 Main street. and wharf. Rockets
freight forwarded and through bills OF ladins
Issued Tor points beyond New York.
Freight received daily until boar Of sailing
Passengers leaving Richmond on MONDAYS,
TIL kSDAl 8, WkDN ESDAfS, THU kSDAl ,. snd
SATURDAYS by the Chesapeake aud QUO rail-
way .ria Newport News) ~ S45 A. N. ead "
Richmond aud Petersburg railroad Same iaysl
a. ESQ A. NJ. will make connection AZ NOk-
FOLK with steamer leaving those daya
GEoRGk w. ALLAN q CO. Agents.
No. 1901 Main street. and
sun ConpAny's shArf. kocksttA
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pIs.orUrloss & PAxrNERsMipS

rgNHE CONCERN OF W. S. WOOD
l. & sos was dissolved on the 2sih day Of
February. 1889, ~ the death Of w. = WOOD.
The business will be conducted IN the future by
A. j. WOOD under he style Of w. 8 WOOD d
son, who ssks Of his friends and public gene
rally The same generous support extendea TO the
late concern, promising them the best work man
ship aud lowest prices. NH l0-lw
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS
4 DAY FORMED A CO-PARrN ERSHIP for the
transaction OF DRY-G0oDS AND FANCY
GOODS BUSINESS In the city OF Rich mond. Va,
the said co-paftRsrship 70 expire February IA.
iS9e. tho style OF tho nrIn ~ DO REDWOOD,
MILLS & co. The general partners are HENRY
REDWOOD and THOMAS VI. MILLS, and the
special partners are FRANK r. REDWOOD and
JOHN kKDWOOD, botn OF Baltimore. The said
FRANK r. REDWOOD cenirb aies In cash "a, 2,0
and the said JOHN REDWOOD contributes in
cash $780, IRARY kkDwOoD,
THOMAS n. NILS.
FRANK T.. REpWooD,
JOHN hEDWoOD.
February IL iS5a ma l-AfS<s&2g-oi
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-15

BY direction Of the executors OF X. b.. W. IT,,
and n. ". Haxall, deceased. we will cell, on the
premises, at O'Clock p. W, on
FRIDAY. MARCH 10. 1889.
the above-descrlbed VALUABLE co Il Ne z
sTOnE PROPERTY the lower story and cellar
RECENTLY corrupted by d. q. Prosaer, ESQ, ana
the upper part now and for lnany years boy
gossr, John W. Ferguson sons printing
house At n good rental well BUM, WIN grEniie
rxu. and -ii.. &C. its central location as to Ou,i-
nc.s espe-iaily the Wholesale trade, lines OF
transportation. &C.. mako II really desirable
placo for many purposes Lot bjSxS tos' on
no west side. % feet on the east lfOurteeuth-
str,-ep tide. and i 81 feet on its rear line.
TEAMS: One fourth cash; balsnce al sir,
twsIve and eighteen months. interest added. Sc
cured iry trust decd. APPkksON & GO,
ma Auc.ionecra
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PKOPOEALa.

At the same time and place proposals will be
received for FIFIl-FIYE RkAMS. moro or less,
- : and G., 50 pounds. 2iK8S, WHITE BOOk
PAPER. Bidders will furnish e0mplos.
81. Ii. OBANNON,
Superintendent Public Printing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-15

HNHE GUARANTEE BUILDING,
i LOAN. AND TRUST COMPANY
Is NOW THOROUGHLY ORGANIZED AND IN
ACTIVE OPERATION.
REAL ESTATE BOUGHT FOR CASH.
HOMES FOR SALE ON NEW AND ATTHAC-
TIVE Terms.
For particulars call on
WILLIAM D. RICE. Secretary.
NH 6-eod1m No north Tenth street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-15
- s ENnINRER OFFICE. RIcH.

4 - A-~'O - ''A%@' ~ A'AoAi
u M0ND, VA. February IS. lSS9,-Proposais
for BUILDING ONE LIGHTER will Oe received
81 this once until noon OF Ma tCH IS, 1889, and
then opened. The attention Of bidders Is in
Viied 10 the acfs OF Congress approved February
26, 1885. AMI February Is. 1857 Vol ., page 332,
and Vol a. page Ala, Statutes al Large. All in
fOrma ion can be had OF the resident engineer,
Mr.. G. p. Z. BURGWYN, g05k east Main street.
WILLIAM p. CRAIGhILL, Colonel Of Engineers.
L. A. 10 2S-4t6tNhi5&!6
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IL ONLY ALL-sAlL LINE TO NoSToLA

These ffalns also make clVte cNnh~.t@-, -.
Fsrnsyille LspohOurV aud Soa n Western i,tl =
and al s,auoas on Tho Nort0ls AID "e,-cfS 49,
s.s.t H. N. slLll.
''~1 Saperip ionioa-
n n n sasox tseaeral g.>ssssr AseA-
sol. HAAs. rfAf.e NaaAseL
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rrrr RICHMOND D1spATCH-FRTDAY. MARCH IS. 1885.
NIAIN.sTREET CORNER STORE.

ny Apperson 4 Co.
Real Estate Auc.ioneers,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-15

= os aud run daily lefWeau N..frr1of ,,a
Union Forge sn1 daily eE rDt sunday Lntsasn
Balcony FANS Ard ieAi1gfor
Active RICHMOND.
- 7. VI. MAIL daily.
sis A. u. ACCOMMODATION daily ,.rso,,
sunday.
CONNECfiD.4
AZ NH."n forga 1911 tl-s1psfts AMI Ont,
railway tor Che South, Ncs-. auI s.rbrs.f
~ .ync1Olrg ri,h Ncr',.x ana Ne.-.rsraIl
roah Tor Al points ~oI'h ~oI hsasf All t.tfl.
wesi All ifs.aiA Midland raIgay ran go.als
AZ Nrnmoni WIN A's0rlat.i KAIaays for.u
points M i1e south. AL NrhmrnI Pre- ler.k-.
burg AND Poioma' railroad & o. ihe s0rfu
A. LeNing0q win nii4mlrf srI ono raj
roaf, Masking cl ~s connections o. HarD.-s
Ferry 70 on1 from i't.h.frl and 10 Mrst a..
Ia poiat- Norm ard Es.f
slospiag-ca-' iYo'noIrg o Memphis. s.s
Orleans and li.tis ilo a..
Trains marked Jaiy except sualar
sdHily.
Main street. 100 Nan s,renf. ODD 81 u n.I
and Allegnsay depot, t.gl.. AND ,sra. ... %
john D. IAiN ~. t|
no9 Gon,ra, F4'eaEo tss-.
DICHMOND. FREDERlCKSBURG
Ia AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
THROUGH ALi~kAlL ftNl-tk-lDHr LfN.
10 AND sHJh BAL isohs. Paula
EA~IFiN htn NEst-
Ei.N tllIkf
ONLY TWELVE h,,.s B.rW fHN Rirg
MOND AND BAL4HO.s ~ BACH
DIRECTION
Correspond .ngly qli-s ums % Other qa.sA
Through bills OF laiiog issued A. lo~ rs.st
e.. a. NlNL
mol General irnI- .I .er.-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-14
NM rnn COMING MAN.

whitnoy'B Luncheon A Distinguished
Gathering OF Representative Domo'
Gratis,
WASHINGTON, Feb, Especial,
The reception and luncheon 10 Gov,
lin, OF New York, given by the Secro'
tary Of the Navy Whitney last even
Ing, has made more Talk this morning
In political circles Of both parties, than
the Cabinet guessing, What seems
very significant IN, that Mt II social gath
ering In which none but Democrats
were present, at the house OF u Cabinet
Minister Of President Cleveland, that
Cleyeland's name should scarcely be
mentioned for 1899. There was u most
remarkable unanimlty that HUI Is tho
coming man. Hill Is conceded to be
to-day the most conspicuous and sue.
cessful politician In the Democratic
party. He has won his way TO the
front without money or powerful
friends. His success IN certainly phe.
nomenal, and II must not be said that
he has not the ability to maintain him
self before the country.
Nothing but the most elegant cham
papno was served. II was noticed that
Gov. Hill took no wine. II was past
midnight when most Of the party had
left, when Secretary Whitney proposed
the health of Governor Hill. AS all
were drinking IL was observed that the
Governor put an empty glass to his lips,
Being rallied on the subject he said!
~ do not drink ut oil. That Is my
privilege. But | do not believe In die.
Eating TO others. | think that Amert
Cans have intelligence and sense enough
TO decide what is beat for them and
that such matters ought to be left to
their individual Judgment"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-14
sPAPIBTIoR or pIsaoLUPn Wo,
MEN.


The bureau OF labor has been gather.
Ing some statistics touching the Quea
ton OF the morals OF working girls
that arc Of Interest aud value, They
seem 70 dlapfOYe tho prevalent theory
that these girls are ground down by
poverty ana arc compelled 20 resort W
4 life OF shame by unfeellug employers,
The bureau Of labor has made inYfa-
legations In fourteen OF the principal
cities OF the United states, 10 deter
mine whether working girls went 10
recruit houses Of bld ftpuie 10 u great
OF extent Than other GLASSES OF young
women, In certain Of these cities IN
~YthtigatlOu was mude HR 10 the number
Of women VINO had heru married before
entering upon q llfe OF ahume. These
statistics show that In Boston, only 7
per Ceul Ot luusH Wumel were married
before their dUwulllIi iu Chicago, %
pr cent l%luciuuttl, ~ per cont :
Louisville NJ per rrut5 NrW Orleans,
2 por eruli Philadelphia, = per cent?
san Francisco, 90 per cent,
The ydht difference ln the percentage
between Boston and Louisville, ny, IL
hard ~ account for 10 Is certainly u
rem rkable social phenomenon,
These statistics Show that mo largest
uumDrr Ui fallen women Do not come
from shop glrs, on glrl5 who work IN
manufacturing Establishments, but
from those dong house work, hotel
work aud cooking These three classes
furnish 80 per cent, OF Hll the fallen
women, II the HtatlaliGR of tho labor
bureau can be- relied upon,
The next largtbt number are seam
stresses, including dre6amHkera, The
most alarming situation however rs
found la tho fact that ~ percent Of all
the fallen women, taking IN average
on fourteen principal cities, comes from
married women, This indicates some
thing radically wrong la our social sya'
TEN, that c0ntlgns 50 many wcmNn OF
the home 10 lives Of shame, with It's
swift aud inevitable destruction of
both moral and physical being,
What shall be- done 10 alleviate this
fearful social decentralization and dogra'
datiOnY
Thia N q vital question, and one Of
the most serious In the entire do
main of social ethics,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-14
saturday, the OH day of March, 1889,

We talipWlng described real estate, 70 wi Knpsg
ana desni HE'D ~ follows bfluH alltlai paH NJ lhe
seventeen range seven 20, which ilsa Hlrl VI M
hlnli bank NJ tlp candy aud HEAVIER canal and naat
NJ The Stale niad lfadiHH fIpm htoupfuyilln ~ Canr
tpni except q pfTialn ipi NJ df0und adjoining said
lpal aul ninal. Nileh Was heretofore decided lY
Isaac n, h0ss n Elizabeth shine from Tho abOYe d.
sefihed tract containing about Que fourth M an
afIfi aian excepting q Hlffe " ground ~ no HDHl-
eait n0THpT NJ said quarter c0ntainlnH 0un an1 OHnr
fplHtl aifps sold ~ i0hn tppl w said a. si also
excepting u piece Of m0uul SOLD W said Heed cons
tainihg n Agfpa. AiA1 eHcfp inH 4 tract ~ land In
mo hHl dfafrbnd iract heretofore sod W John u,
Mpng w Isaac NJ it0at ana Adam ahhffDd, contain
Ing ahput Three lj anfHhi also excepting The unalf
Yhdtd ihInfsipuTtis 80 ~ Tho following iracl ber
ma 10 100 N an acre ~ tho northwest rnTnpr " thh
southwest quareT Gt section twenty-five (s1l aud
hhlng no taiuh pleef Of lsnd heretofore aOin w nne
shelter W one h0lf The traFl ~ iand herein de-
ppnbtd aud sought W DO paftitNned containing
uilll three (5hl aetns, more % ifthi together viii
no MN nulialnn WIN AL tho privileges and anpur-
lrpalfna thereto bhlptHlhh Including the water
p%flfllnHrs a. nov enlNYtdi ani which passes
through mo southwest quarter NJ said section ~.
ana alsu saw inli aud two tenant houses Situated
urnn No lGt NJ iaHd shove described,
Appmised 40 " o.
haln a. WmFl IA 0Hn O'clock H. hi. Terms. HHe-
ulifi cash ana thr balance M gHf aHd iva ruUHl
annual Hllutuih, Win Interest fruW daY nf sale, co.
cured by mortgage nn tho premises cold,
A. LEiNIN0fH, sheriff,
d. l. ROM, Au'K
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-14
A WORK HOUSE, AND GOOD CouN.
Try ROADS,

We all rejoice that our city council
are la earnest In the matter Of pyrmt
uouG street improvements, Nov lot us
not lUltOr In the other important thing
viz the matchmaking Ot our prlnCls
pal country rUn1s leading Into the
county ,att, Tho Alliance Louder and
other county papers endorse thus mrls'
urc; this ~ all quito encouraging, We
would OTTER u suggestion That VIII test
the matter, both Ul breaking sluue and
the work house uuuatiUu, lee our city
council aud the county commissioners
lease tho old Cubs plUw Works
premises, for, say Two or three years,
and NJ once convert the same into u
work house aud stone yard,
10 Is admirably adapted for this pur,
pose, right on the line Of railroad,
buildings suitable and good room
Then lot tramps, aud petty offenders b.
put to work, aud II test of u tew years
thus made would prove TO II demOnslra
ton the value thOre might be IN such an
institution, and, II satisfactory, Of
which we have no doubt, then more
permanent and expensive provisions
could be made. No sensible man can
for n momontdoubt that II we had such
IN institution In stark county, that not
only Canton but the whole county
would have fewer tramps and less
petty thieying, aud other a%nnoyanCes
than We have now. IL Is but right
that when tramps and criminals are
locked up, they should work for their
board ~ well ~ honest men have to do,
And the great improvement that could
be made on our country roads by stone
that would be prepared In the work
house, would be valuable beyond all cal.
culatlon.
We throw out these suggestions for
what they are worth, They are not
original In tho DEMOCRAT Office, but
come from u prominent manufacturer
Of this city, who is u very level headed
man,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-14

York CITY aud boston, and Who have
no political Repse anywhere, President
Cleveland has given the country a wise,
capable and conservative adminlatra
tiOn, 10 has been the most elevated
aud non partisan administration since
John Quincy Adams, 1898 " Yet,
while he has Kept over ton thousand
Republicans Ia Office during his entire
term, and while he has allowed nearly
all the Republican Office holders 70
serve out thelr terms, he has received
no credit for his .tempta 70 elevate
the civil service aud has been 40 bitter,
ly assaulted and denounced by the lle-
publican press ~ II he had made a
olean sweep Of all the office holders, aa
did Abraham Lincoln Ia 1851,
The next nominee OF the Democratic
party for President will be 4 Democrat,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-14
Executors Sale Of Real Estate.

The uodorlgned, executor NJ the last viii aud
eatamont NJ George ar mmingrf, deceased, late ~
Harrison township Carroll county, OHIO, VIII oiof
NJ public sale, on
Saturday, February 10th, 1850,
NJ one O'Clock H. m on the premises, tho real estate
belonging 10 said duOtdent And being Tho west half
Of the southwest quarter 81 section ul township 10
aud range A. IN Harrison township tAff0ll county.
ohio, containing 20 acres " land,
said fnfm u situated about u miles northwest Of
Now iiaftlahufgh, 4 miles southeast ~ WAyncss
hufgh ana 4 mlluh south ~ Malvern, aud N IN u
u water,
Tofms-lO pet cont cash " tho purchase money
0n tho day Of sale, balance VI ono third on tho fnt
Of APRIL 1904, aud balance IN two equal yearly ray
monta, with u p0r cont annual Interest and secured
BY mortgage on tho premises,
For further PARTICULAR write %
FEttN UitRM NfNOEiL
Executor NJ George uItmniuR,g decd,
lHu, n iHturliuW way nrahufYi, ~,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-14
Stark County School Examiners Notice

CANTON Examinations viii DO held On tho rrt
Saturday VI each month, Examinations viii hcru'
after he held IN the South Plum street School In
placcO Hlgl School
Ar ALLtANog-Oclobcr 18Th, 1899, AID February
9th, 1881,
Ar MAastLLON- October e7th, le44,
ATCANAL fultoN-M March oh, 1885,
Ar NAyAHnr-Aurll 18Th, 1880,
Al MAHtuOnu-Mn i'm, NSD,
T. NJ rAuOANr Clerk
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-14
THE CHURCH AND THE WORKING
MAN,

"Supernuity on the one hand and
dire want on the other-the millionaire
and the tramp-are the compliments
of each other. AS the two classes of
rich and poor grow more distinct, they
will become more estranged; and
whether the rich like Sydney Smith
come to regard poverty as infamous II
is quite certain that many of the poor
viii come to look upon wealth as crimi'
nal."#
0The disproportion between the few
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-14

In would be interesting 10 know
what senator sherman thinks about
having u negro In the caoiuet, His eX
prriOuCe with them un Louisiana aud at
the Chicago convention qualities him
10 give IN expert oplutou Cleveland
PLAIN Dealer,
We trust you have no reference to
tho great 0GturOon ball In New Orleans,
That SIN rnun attended dlring'hr time
the remarkable count was going on Of
tho vote Of Louisiana
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-14

REy II H. CoNwELL who gave such
a brilliant lecture IA the Tabernacle
last Monday night, Is pastor Of Grace
Baptist Church In Philadelphia, lie
began with said church seven years
ago, when IL was u mission Of less than
one hundred members, now they have
a membership OF nearly twelve hun
drOd aud AN audience Of several thous,
aud, The money Rev Conwell makes
by lccturiug Is mostly expended IN the
training Of young men In ms Congre,
cation FOR the Gospel ministry lie Is
Il constant tOiler,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-14

SOME newspapers think President
Cleveland has located In New York for
the purpose Of again entering politics,
The New York World Of yesterday
comments quite forcibly upon this the.
DRY, The World very s0nslbly aud pro
perly says! "rhe Democratic party has
certainly had enough Of him. No lead.
err can sacrifice his party but once"
This is just what's the matter with
Cleveland. He thought himself greater
than the Democratic par y, He ignOr.
I'd the advice Of the trained, tried and
true statesmen Of the party and sought
only the advice and counsel OF the mug.
wumps, who, while emlnently respecta.
bic, have no followers outside OF New