The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-12
STATE AND -NEIGHBORHOOD.

STATE AND NEIGHBORHOOD.
BELLAIR is talking about a street rail-
way.
Do LEWIS was once a p~eiagOgue at
Fremont, Ohio,
sTzuBEsv1LLE boasts of IFS Superior
school buildings. i4lfJG AltiC
There are about $4,000 FreemasOns in
Ohio and over 400 lodges.
Youhlac thedsVi rs the way aiCadlz
man gives evidence OF profanity.
Dias Min, formerly a citizen Of Tuiea-
rawas county, was murdered by q halfbreed
IadIan at Denver, Colorado. on the 3Ist of
December.
The Mingo furnaces are making from
thirty EIGHT to forty tons Of iron per day,
and using half SJeubenVile and half Con-
nellsville coke. 800 "rF v"a -t-Eo"
Good little jefferson county boys Of IS
n 20 kiss their young lady teachers, like
the other children, when dismissed from
school in the evening. p
The widow of the late DR.. Benjamin s.
Brown, Of Bellefontaine, has made q will
bequeathing the bulk Of her estate, worth
$4,000, to that city. One item is $500 to
the Amesican Bible Society, and another,
of So, 900 to the Brown Library Of Belle
fontaine. Ist .EssH IN
A widow residing in Cadiz, was consol-
ed the other day by q neighbor5 sthusly:
We've all got to die some time or other,
so you must take the loss meekly, for you'll
never find his equal" Imagine the eon-
soler's the widow replied. HIEen't aye.
I'll try 6arnsd hardto."
The wife of Stephen Msrshon, of Sciota
county, to whom be was married N 1855,
has since that time presented her lIege lord
with fifteen children-eight boys and sew
en- girls-thirtsen Of whom are living.
The oldest Ia boy) is eighteen years old
and the youngest is Q boy thres months
old.
One John Gray, an unknown tramp.
was committed to Jail a few days since, for
stealing . ceat and some other articles Of
West township, who given him shelter
BUekye STATE. t ass .lEC5 I
A workman in Black River recently dug
up the skeletons of two Indians, each sew
en- feet long. Stone pipes, arrow points,
matches, ETC., were found beside them, and
they form the nucleus for Che Black River
Mu4CuA OF uhtQIAl CuINO6lllCG.
A man named Stout. Of BloomVille
Seneca county, recently eloped with the
daughter of Mr.. Worm. who took with
her $50 of her fathers money. Pursuit
was made, Stout was duly captured and
brought to Squire Hossler. but discharg-
ed. He protests he will yet have his giri
During a not in South Wheeling, West
Virginia, on Saturday afternoon, q man
named Blattner received two pistol balls
through his lungs. No hopes are enter
tanned for his recovery. Two ether per
sons were severity injured. The disturb
ance arose from evidences gwen IN Court.
FEARFuL Acc1DENr. Aon last Saturday
an accident occurred near Salem, which
will probably prove fatal to Mr.. Cary
HaiRes, proprietor of q saw mill on the
road from Salem to New LlsbSn. Mr.. H.
had been sick for some time and was Just
able to walk ont to the mill. While stand
ing near two of the hands, who were n
loading the boards from the carriaSe, he
was accidentally pushed backwards, & fell
upon the circular saw, which was IN mo-
ton, the saw penetrating his shoulder
blade, seVering three of his ribs and ex-
poaing his lungs: He was still living st
last accounts, but with great doubts as to
his recovery.
Capt. J. N. George met with n severe
and dangerous accident on Friday morn
ing. As he WA about leaving the brick
works he noticed one of the journals be-,
coming heated and stepped to the side Of.
the engine for the purpose OF oiling it,
when he slipped and fell between the tive
shafts. As he was falling he made anO:se.
which attracted the attention of one of the,
Workmen, and the engine Was immediately
stopped. Mr.. George was taken home and
q physician summoned. An examination.
revealed the fact that two of his ribs and
the collar bone were broken. while his
breast was somewhat injured, but the
main injuries are said to be IN his back
bone near the base. Of the brain. 1t is
hoped he will speedily recoFer-Eds
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