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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-04-06
EVENTS OF DAY In
WEST SCRANTON
OLD FOLKS CONCERT AT BELLE
vUE c. M. CHURCH.

Young People Gave an Interesting
Entertainment at the Above
Church-officers- Elect of Panooka
Tribe Installed - Reception to
, Lieutenant David j. Davis-'I. w.
H" Circle Social Affair-Two
Young Men Arrested on Serious
Charges--other Notes of Interest.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-04-06
LETTERS FROM TIE PEOPLE.

Under this heading short letters of in.
terest will be published when aCcompa-
MED, FOR publication, by the writer
name. The Tribune will not be held re,
spUnsible for opinions here eXpTessed.l
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-04-06
FUNERAL OF MRS. PHILLIPS.

The funeral Of the late Mrs. Samuel
Phillips was held yesterday afternoon
from the residence, 23 Robert avenue.
Services were conducted at the Welsh
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-04-06
OBITUARY.

William IL. MCGrath, son of MIR. and
Mrs. Henry McGrath, died at his home,
Tl6 Harrison avenue, yesterday morning
after protracted illness. The deceased
was born on the South Side about twenty
nine years ago. He attended the public
schools and then entered the service Of
the Laclyawanna Iron and Steel com
panY. His zeal ana industry in the per-
Torrance of his duties attracted the at
tcntion of those in charge and he was
promoted from time TO lime occupying
for some years before his last sickness
the important position Of time keeper at
the South mill. He was a young man of
genial manners and courteous address,
kind and allable to alb with whom he
came in contact and occupied a high place
n the esteem of those who knew him,
Two years ago he married Miss Susie
BacEus, who with one child survives him.
lie WAS brother Of DR.. John T. Nc
Grath. Frark McGrath OF the Lack1-
wanna Iron and Steel companys drau"ht-
ing deDartm, and Hubert McGrath, a
student at the University of Pennsylvania
The funeral will be held at o'clock Fri
day morning. Requiem mass at St. Peters
cathedral at $50, lnterment in HyH'
Park cemetery.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-04-06
Pen Coal Delivered, S1.25,

0 South Side, central city and central
Iyde Park. i ldress orders to c. B.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-04-06

Mrs. Ann Powell, Of DoCkcr's court,
widow Of The late Howell Powell, died
Tucsday evening in the liuhnemann hos
pital. cnrICr Of Washington avenue and
Mulberry street Deceased fen on the ice
Some time agO and sustained injuries
from which she never recovered. She was
about 10 wears of age, and WAS the mother
Of the late Frank Powell, Mrs. Powell
was a resident Of West Scranton for
many years. She is survived by one son.
Elias, resident of Seattle, Washing
ton. The funeral announcement win be
made later.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-04-06

Loretta O'Rrirn, aged years and 2
months, daughter Of Mr., and Mrs T. J.
O'Rrien, died Yesterday at the residence,
T22 Orchard street Funeral Friday alter
noon at go o'clock. Interment in St
Mary's cemetery,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-04-06
GREEN RIDGE.

Fred Dunn, of Boulevard avenue, will
leave here for New York city on Monday,
where he has accepted Il position.
Property owners on East Market street,
are making sewer connections prepara-
tory to the laying Of the pave.
The proceeds of the Baptist birthday
social" amounted to nearly $75.
The Epworth league of the Asbury
Methodist Episcopal church viii mold a
social this evening in the church parlors.
a programme has been prepared.
The funeral of Miss Jennie Stewart. the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Stew
art of Penn aCnue, will take place at the
house this afternoon at 2.3O o'clock. In
terment will be made in the Forest Hill
cemetery.
The Home Missionary society of the
Presbyterian church will hold a meeting
in the church parlors this afternoon.
The members of the young ladies' class
No. l, of the Primitive Methodist church
Sunday school, will conduct a musical
and literary entertainment this evening.
Luke White. a car runner at the Dick
son mine, was severely squeezed between
two cars Tuesday. He was removed to
his home and medical attention was given
him His injuries are not serious.
The officers of Green Ridge lodge 603
Independent order of Odd Fellows, will
be installed this evening. a banquet will
follow the ceremonies.
A spring cleanser is always looked for
| ward to at this time of the year and Man
rers Sarsaparila is the best. 1t not only
| cleanses the system of all impurities but
| invigorates the system, makes good blood
and increases the appetite. Large size
| bottle, 5Oc, at Manners Pharmacy, No
| 920 Green Ridge street.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-04-06

Catharine, the infant daughter of Mr.,
and Mrs Allan *. Lawrence, Of 40 Madi-
son avenue died Tuesday evening at 10
O'Clock The funeral viii be held Friday
from the residence and intcrmcnt will he
made at Honcsdale.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1899-05-11
DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE.
SUFFOCATED.


Mr.. John Dickerson, an employe at
the old Marietta Paper Mill on Sope's
creek, seven miles from town, was
found dead in the rotary boiler on last
Monday morning The boiler had been
stopped Saturday night andson Monday
morning about O'Clock Mr.. Dickerson,
asked d sQnng man to help him re-
move the liianhead of the boiler, so the
boiler could be emptied. The young
man didn't respond promptly, and Mr..
Dickerson upscrewed the taps and re-
moved the ni0nhead without assistance.
Afterwhile it assabservedAthat Dick
1rson was missing. Other employees
found theaanaAhead removed and all
the taHs except one, laying to one
side. Theboilerwas given several revo-
luti6ps am then the men concluded
that they Would look inside and see if
Dickerson had fallen in Mr.. Cochran
went inside and discovered Dickerson's
body, which WIS Immediately taken
out The s,ippositionS is that Dicker-
son dropped one of the taps in the
Boiler and wepf Inside to get it, and
was ovefcoaieS BY gas and suffocated.
Coroner K .dyon went out and held
an inqtsH and the verdict of the jury
was, that became to his death by suf-
location Dfckerson was about Il years
old md lbs been married only few
monthss The rotary boiler has ca
pacitysof about $4,000 gallons and is
used for bleaching rags for making
papers, %
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1899-05-11

Are some of the reasons why this display of
Dress Goods is Attracting more than usual
attention We have so many dainty things
is impossible to speak of them separately.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1899-05-11
sNlNDAMUS CASE.

A can 0{A some Importance to the
people q Cobb county came up for
hearing Before Judge Gambler in A tlan-
la on hst Friday 1t was the petition
Of Mr.. D. b. Parks for mandamus
Aehinskgpdge Stone, Ordinary, to COM
pei JUDI stone to fix salary for Mr..
Parks as special criminal bailiff of Cobb
county 5sParks alleged that he was
appointed special criminal bailiff for
this county last August by the Judge
md Solieitorof this circuit; that he
had been qhcharging, the duties of the
: Office since thatstiine, and that his SER
rssid& were worth four hundred dollars
vel. year, bnt that Judge Stone refused
to pay him for what he had; done or fix
him any salary for the. future. He
wanted pay for past six months and his
salary fixed for the future Judge
4 stone 3 defense Mas that Cobb county
did 'notheed a HFiminal Bailie. for the
reasonhshe wafiS bsildbe done by the
thirty odd baili Two sheriffs and
eight orten inarsiials in the county );
THAT the peoplAwere opposed to being
taxed to pay Especial bailifr; that un-
sier the law, the whole matter. nestled
In his discretion, and last thai. the law
WAS unconsti tutiosAle becan se 10 pro-
ision was mada il the Constitution
~ taxing the People to!pay this salary
The case was brought. before Judge
pbers but he tr3nsferredp the case lto
sa18e Candler 0nthe hearing, judge
an1Ier promptly ruled that Mr.: Parks
'ul{ pot recover Ter the past six
.ou} He said Mr. Parks ought not
Is hhxe< gone to work until his salary
was Bxed ,.and Furthermore that the
law hefef 40 tended that these bailiffs
!. Al 3raN salaries for the year, but
ouly he said for their services during
Eli md 1 few days before The idea
u sork up cases during vacation he
sehf was obnoxious to the law. He
AaillAat unless the law was unconsti.
. tutioliAl, the Ordinary would have tc
ok some amouuIt hut he could fix it al
lsdeh amount aJhe sawt proper, if il
!, sas only one eel 4 daS aana only for
ech time jas he nitA, Anain Judge
WANDERERS to take the papers aEd de
eide The gep stitnsional qa@stIQ
5000 ssssn from This that JEda
e,lna ffpr,N 4 f,ssan,rn ha,,taas
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-03-09
PROBATE COURT.

Estate Of Mary A. Trump, Canton-C.
@, Row appointed administrators with the
Will annexed.
Estate Of John Carper, Lake toNnship
VIII admitted to pr bate, Andrew Car
per appointed executor.
Part eTship of Sohuu acheF Br g., Lake
toSnship-William Wagner appointed re-
ceivor.
AB,iQument of Handy Wagon On , Can
ton fyata le uf property orde ed.
Guardi ship of JGh ma Fitzgerald,
Canton Guardi ,n rdsred to settle @ inns
for dover In lot no. Canton.
Estate Of NJ rgareT Lawrt nee, Canton
sale Of real estate Coailrmed, deed or
deroi,
Est to of Lydia E Marshll, Alliance
j, 3, @ shday gppointei executor,
Guardianship uf Chirl.s F. Sh Ib et al,
Carto i--Guarii,n authoized TO mort.
gage renl esJate.
Est,te Il Ma garet L1wrenoa, Canton
-nistri Iuti0n of proceeds of sale Of re j
setate ordered.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-03-09

"Honest moDey, sound money" are
Claptrap terms used by the gold organs
and orators, the eby meaning that sill
yer coin is dishonest. OF course the
rogues who started these lodging names
did it for the purpose of deceiving for
they did not then dare to come out
openly and advocate gold standard.
They have been getting bolder and
more brazen, and now the Republican
party is fully committed to the gold
standard, and faces the music.
The claim Of dishonesty as to silver,
they seek to sustain bv referring to the
market price of silver bullion, saying
that go cents worth OF the metal villa
make a coined silver dollar. They take
care not to refer to the fact that silver
was above par as compared with gold
while free coinage was the rule. So it
was their villainous war upon silver that
appreciated gold and 80 deprecated
silver as was the case with other
property. The gold argument is there
fore taking advantage Of their own
wrong. 1t is rascality all the way
through.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-03-09
COURT CULLINGS.

Court opened Monday morning with
Judg MoCarty and Taylor presiiing.
Motto occupied the attentlon of the
st named judge most Of this morning.
Motto 10 for new tri ,ls were overruled in
the Ises Of Christ agaiosJ Morgan, Hell
man gainst the o. T. & V. railro d and
Y, okey against the City Of ALI noe. 10
the SEQ md named cIsG leave sas granted
to file an amended petition, the veriiot
having been reversed in circuit court.
Two damage oises were commenced
Monday afternoon to juries. Before
Judge McCarty Is the case II Robinson
ag inst j. W. wHdwell, receiver Of tho
O. @. &. 8. railroad. 1t Is for S400 al
legged damages beciuss Of the boys In
jury by the explosion Of q torpedo. sterl-
ing aud Sponseller represent pl,intiG and
Baldwin & Shields the defendant.
Before Judge Taylor and jury Is the
case of Joseph Efinger's administrator
against Grsber Bros. for sl0, 100 dam
ag 8. Efflrger came to his death by the
explosion Of lari vat In Massillon.
Rice and 7 aver represent plaiOtiR and
Willison s. Day and Lynch the defend
ants.
Jnhu Sheard has brought an action
ag inst j. #. Dougherty to recover
S409 75 alleged d ne on a note. Harter q
Krelshbaum represent plaiOtiff.
WILL FILED.
The will of Martin Werner Of Lawrence
township has been filed for probate He
b. qut a,hs all re,l and persor al property
to his so and daughters, John, Casper,
Martin, Gorfried, Andrew, Lizzie and
Annie. To John and Lizzie Is bequeathed
500 each extra for services rendered. aud
fro Casp.r Is taken S400, The Catholic
orphans no ne at Louisville g-ts S25 and
the ST. John and James Catholic church
Of Canal Fulton is given 500 for mass.
Any heir objecting to the will shall be
cut off With 800. John Gill Is nominat-
ed as executor, the heirs to choose an
ther to assist The Will was made April
10, 1898.
The suit for divorce in the case Of
Nngle against n gle was tried TO Judge
McCarty Frld y afternoon and decree
given plaintiff. ]. A. Jetiers presented
plain iff.
The Hove Savings and Loan Company
has sued Will rm Ackelman ct al. tJ re-
cover $3.50. 81 alleg ID due and secured by
mortgage ]. Whiting represents plain
tifH.
Emma l.. Long has sued Mahlon b.
Long for divorce. The couple were mar
ried In 1888 ard have two children.
Drunken ness and crnelty are alleged.
Allmony 10 also asked for and the Singer
Sewing NJ chine Co., which owes defend
ant S75 Is restI aimed fro n paying same.
Welty 81 Albaugh represent plaintiff.
Eleonorh Snyder has commenced par
tiuon action against There's, Lauffer.
The property In question 81 In Canton.
O. O. Upham Ia pl inlif's attorney.
Daniel b. Lesh ct al. ! ave sued David
Trump ct al. to cure the reformation Of
a deed for property. John O. Given rep
res nts plaintiffs.
Harry Rinzenbrink has sued Sarah
RiU 20 lbri NIX for divorce. The couple
vera married in 1895. Statutory grounds
are alleged. Thouas F. Turner filed the
petition.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-03-09

popular gentleman, whose fitness was as
unquestioned as their own, who had the
prestigl Of INN enss success rs an execu-
tive officer with the added strength Of
having had an opportunity to demon
strste bis energy and worth in the direc
tiou Of the up Luilding Of the city while
engaged in an executive capacity. So
there are no disappoint ents from which
the friends cannot recover. President
B. u. Faust, of the city council, and Mr..
Charles W. zeigl r, the attorney, conduct
ed clean ard honorable campaigns. They
have nothing for which e. ey have reason
to apologize. Each conducted his cam.
paigu with view to winning by ,ir and
legitimate means, and having failed at
the nomi nation, each is Il the calibre to
accept the res lit with equabimity. 1t Is
m after that ought not to be overlooked
that each Of the defe ated candidates ran
best where hest known. Mr. Faust had
no difficulty In carrying lis cwD ward,
which hiss honored him in tte past with
repre sentation In the council where he has
faithfully served the interests Of his con-
stituents, and Mr.. Zeiglsr, who was
hanoi dioapped by the want Of more ex-
tensive acquaintance in other wards,
made the best 81 Sing in his own ward.
] his fact must be source Of as much
gratidcltipn to both gentlemen as 1t is to
their friends.
OF John E. Monnot, the successful
candid te, IL Is not necessary TO enlarge
at this time. He went sfter the no o. ina
tion in the same spirit which character
ICES his every action. He contested open-
ly and honorably, yet agoressively. The
people know him and know they oun
safely contde their intert SITS to his hands
The following BILE of the vot, In de-
tail gives the figures for mayor:
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-03-09

The Republican members of the COM
mittee to which was referred the case Of
Senator Hanna stood up for him, Of
course, merely however, on the priuci-
pc of the Scotch verdict Of mot
Proven" In this connection the Pitts
burg Post says:
While the Republican membars Of the
committee advise the investigation bs
dropped, the Democratic members en-.
onstrate by uncon Jradicte testimony
that the Hanna managers at Columbus
paid in cash 81, 750 for the vote OF Rep
resentAtive OTIS, Of Cincinnati, and
agreed to pay further sums il Hanna
was elected. The fact Is pointed. out
that Hanna aud those who acted for
him at Columbus disregarded the sub
penas Of the Ohio committee aud de-
clined to appear before 1t. The Demo
Gratis OF the senate committee take the
ground that there should be turthar in
vestigatioD, The bribe money OF 9l,760
Is in safe hands. II was used TO buy O
vote, Is ii not legitim ,ts to inquire
whence it came, Who distributed it aud
tor what purposeP
1--WE do not suppose there is a we'll
informed or candid politician Of either
party in Ohio who questions the fact
that Senator Hanna would purcN ase an
election II purchase became necessary.
The admitted intrigues to force John
sherman out OF the senate and then
out of the state department give color
to the fact that other and more ques-
'ioDable means we're q ed to advance
Hanna. Besides these other means
were proven by direct testimony and
the exhib ton of 81 $50 paid for a vote,
That is an unexplained m ystery. Run
ming against stone wall of this charac--
ter. Hanna's friends in the Senate say
that all further proceedings should be
discontinued The Democrats take the
.olid ground that facts developed de-
mand further inquiry Hannt yindi-
,tion is Of piace with QIay's"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-03-09
Chamborlaln's Cough Remedy.

This remedy is intended pspec ally for
coughs, colds, Group, whooping cough
and influenza. It. has become famous
tor its cures of these di-eases, over a
large part OF the civilized world. The
mos Il ,ttering testtnonia have been
received, giving acco MS OF it's good
work; Of the ag gTavatng and persistent
cough il mas cursd; Of severe colds that
have yielded promptly to iCs soothing
elects, and of 'he dangerous attacks OF
Group it has cured, often saving the nv
OF the child. The extensive use Of it for
whooping cough has shown that II RIBS
that disease of all dangerous conss quenl
ces. Sold by all druggists.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-03-09

MAYOR.
JOHN L. MONNCT.
CITY SOIL TOR.
EDWARD L. SMITH.
WATER WORKS TRUSTEE.
MARTIN J. HOGAN.
MARSHAL.
DAVID M. REIN HART,
STREET COMMISSIONER.
DAVID s. S0MMER.
MARKET MASTER.
HENRY KLEMP.
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
W. E. YOUNG.
DIR. L, ID. BLANCHARD.
f. K. CLINE.
COUNCIL.
Ward III. AUGUSTUS BERN OVER.
Ward 2-ADAM sCHISSLER.
Ward 3-WILLIAM Z. STREIBER.
Ward "A. H. (OrTO) ECKHARDr.
Ward 5-JoHN CUMMINS.
wsrd 6-LORE MO M. KILLIAN.
Ward JOHN 7. sCHROYEa.
ASSESSOR.
Ward 1-W. F. VOGELGESANG.
Ward 2--HARRY g. DILLON.
Ward 81. b. M'ALLESTER.
Ward 4-JOSEPH QUINN.
Ward 5-JESsE A. SrOFFER.
Ward 6--LOUIS KE&ERY.
TOWNSHIP ASSESSOR.
Canton Pr.--WILLlAM K. SUCKER
TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE.
HENRY HARBERT.
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
M. M. YOUNG.
TOWNSHIP TREASURER,
II. AUGUST SMITH.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-03-09
FOR ASSESSOR.

For assess rs in the various wards there
were numerous aspirints. In the First,
W. f. Vulegesanl, the well known gro
ceryman, contested I the place with D.
G. Lowery, who Is also wen and favor e
bly, known in the ward. Vogrlgesang
Was nomi inated, the VI te standing, Vogls-
gesang 206, Lowery III. In the Second,
Harry g. Billon defe ted p. NJ. Myers,
279 to loo. There were three candidates
10 the Third, the vote stinoing, Jacob l..
81 itn so, J.B. Mo Allister l79, Frederick
Sexauer "a. Thers was but one candi-
date Ia ths Fourth and Joseph Quinn q t
all the votes for that ofllos. In the Fifth
l.. O. Myers had 101 votes aud ]. A.
SITTER lls votes. Louis Kemery had no
opposition IN the SIKH. There was no
regular ndidate In the SEVENTH. John
Bar er got votes, william Wolston
and william De Aell /.
FOR TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE.
Messrs. Eli Knobb, Hsnry Harbert aud
Joseph McCurdy wers the contest ants ( r
the non ination as toSnship trustes, and
reports from the outside precincts were
anAiously awaited t. deciie the victory.
The tsult l,y between Knobb and Har-
bert, who ran q close race. The returns
from North Industry precinct settled It,,
as Harbert polled 40 votes while his op-
plurality In that preciuct Mr.. Harbert
cane ont l9 votes ahead of his next high
est opp nent, ana his name will appear
upon toe ticset next election day. He
is an able business nan and will make a
first class truste. The vote foil .ws:
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-03-09
FOR TOWNSHIP TREASURER.

The Democracy of Canton township
had hut one name to suggest for town
ship treasurer, and that name II. A ugust
Smith. He has faithfully, honestly and
conscientiously performed the duties of
the office In the past and there Is no call
ra onange. The township Is large and
the position one tnat involves great deal
Of work and practically no remuneration.
Mr., Sn itr kI ows not the meaning of an
unbalano hook when he is keeping The
accounts, and the people of the township
are well plsased with his prObity and
nth the watohfulness for the townships
inte ests no has displayed in his conduct
of the office, He has received the nnari-
nous endorsement If bis party and will
ba further endorsed by the people in
ApDil, when all Voters will have an oppcr-
tunty to attest to his faithful aud honest
performance of duty.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-03-09

In Great Britain mi.occasionally the
question OF food supply engages public;
attention, aud alarm seixes them lest q
famine should overtake them. At such
a time some outspoken man with keen
philosophy will point out that there
is plenty Of land in Great Britain to
raise food for the population, but that
the thousands Of acres in parks and
pleasure grounds must I've cultivated.
And all this is true as any one can
readily see in going through thsa
cnnnErV
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-03-09
FOR NJ A RSHAL.

Interest In the contest for marshal was
only less than that for mayor, as the
office is commensurate In import noe. 1t
was one Of the liVeliest that has been wit
messed in Canton for s,me years and was
also one of the most f,ienhly. The can
didates have a personal regard each for
the other, and the fight was we'll conduct
cd by the friends OF all thu contestants,
less desirable methods beirg tabooed and
fairness and regard for the right Of any
man to aspire to the position being feat
ures Of the contest. 1t Is an office Of some
weight and is desirable In that 1t has
much honor and fair remuneration at
tached. 1t Is little wonder, therefore,
that the candidates put forth their best
licks to win. 1t Ia fortunate, too, that
the character of the candidates precluded
the possibility of the employment Of any
dishonorable methods. Sore spots are
not in evidence ON the political anatomy
of the defeated candidates. Flatterlng q
votes were received by all the candidates,
and as only one could win where three
we're striving, two will necessarily find
their names missing from the ticket in
April. The voters demonstrated prefer
ence for David Reinbart and the other
two candidates are satisfied with that
verdict, Both william Haslsr and George
Mist may feel proud Of the run they made
and OF the loyal work Of their friends.
David Rienhnrt, ths nominee, Is mem
Der of the p lice force and is one of the
lest officers OaT ton has had. He will
bring to the office the required experience
and is an honest, conscientious man who
knows not what 1t is to conduct any
tran saction unfairly or dishonesty. He
will make an exoellent marshsl. The
vote follows;
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-03-09
TaGhars' EXAMINATIONS

The Board of Examiners Of Stark county viii
meet at Canton for the examination of applicant
for Teachers Certificates, on the FIRST Satuf
day OF esoh Of the following months; rf
October, Nlvenber and December, 1893
January, February, March, April, May, June
ann August. 1899.
Examination Of pupils under the Boxwell Law
at Cantor, on theTIlRD Saturday of April and
on the fHIbD Saturday Of May, 1899.
All examin atOus begin promptly 1878 A, M.
All work must he done with pen and ink.
Examinations will be held IN the Central Higl
School building. ,,,
.,gn New Berlin, o.,
JOHN M. sARVER.
Canton, o.,
JOHN ELLIS, Clerk,
Massillon, o.,
EXAMINERS.