The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-07-31
.srArE ann NEIGHboRHooD.

-Bellefoptaipe is to have $4,000
The Prohibitionists of Morrow county
have nominated ticket.
"A Cincinnati brewers wife prepared
her trunk with costly keg revenue stamps
and the brewer is in jail for the way he
took on about it. 5,.
80 The Democratic Senatorial Conven-
tion Of the Thirty-frst District will be
held atupper Sanausky, August 1st.
a Cleveland family have kept the
corpse of child inthe house for two weeks
awaiting the return Of the father,
The veterans of the old Nnefeenth
o. V. l., will camp out at Jefferson, the
inst camp Of the regiment, on the 18th
and 18th of August. Mai. S. S. Burwell
will deliver the annual address.
The Commissioners of Jefferson eoun-
ty have brought suit against the sureties
of D. Aud, of Columbus, for $50, 600 dam
ages for non-fal6llment of contract inc the
building of the Court House at Steuben-
vile. - -a -.
Some miscreant stabbed and killed a
fine mare, valued at 5000, belonging 20
Harrison ModderWell, of Crawford county
"Wednesday night.
Colonel Noah Orr, of Marysyillesa
z7, Is 7 feet IL inches high, measures 20
inches around the chest, and brings down
the scales al, $40 pounds. He Is said to
be q genial youth la 8 .r--sa-I
----John Conklin, a young man employed
on a fa1m near Dayton, attempted to ride
GcoH Saturday. The colt ran into the
barn with him, where Conklin was severe
ly, II not fatally kicked by other horses.
The Marietta Register says: HMr.
Ben Gilpin, fisherman, caught on Monday
evening last, in the Muskingum, just
above Harmar, in q set net, = cat fish
which weighed los pounds.
The Bncyrus Journal says: cd Nc
ClueF, an industrious, well to do and high
fy esteemed farmer Of MILESTONE town
shiP5 fell dead from his reaping machine
in the haryesL field or last Friday after
noon"
Little Annie King, ,laged nine, of New
Philadelphia, fell into a cistern two or
three days ago, but kept herself up with a
piece Of board till her brother went down
on ladder TO her rescue.
An unknown woman of middle age
was found dead beside the Marietta and
Cincinnati Railroad track, near Vienna,
Saturday morning Several trains had
evidently passed over her body during
the night without the conductors or en-
gineers being aware Of it 1t is supposed
the woman was insane and had escaped
from the Clinton County infrmary.
Edward w. Gill of Licking county,
q wealthy farmer, and active man IN the
prime Of life, committed suicide by TAX
ing arsenic on the 10th INST He had diff
fcuity with his wife who had sued for a
divorce. i
The Northern Ohio Fair will be he'd
in Cleveland beginning Monday September
% and continue TO Oct. Sd The success
of this fair has been assured from the start
and it IS now second in Importance to no
Fair in the country. The list of premi-
ums is large and complete. $50, 900 are
offered in premiums in enumerated classes.
Madam Frazier, the abortionist, was
Friday found guilty of the ofense charged
against her at Cincinnati and will most
certainly get q term in the Penitentiary.
The public generally will indorse the ver-
dict. 1t is time something was being done
to check this heinous crime, and 1t Is to
be hoped that other criminal practitioners
will be impressed with the example which
is thus afforded them.
ID. Flanagan, of the Kenton Demo
Graf, has revived the Urbana Union. He
is the editor now of 1.-TWO papers, both
weekly" and is equal to the task.