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The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1881-04-21

They have no peers on
this terrestrial globe.
The great French
Comics-K bel
Brothers, The funni-
} est trio that ever enter
red the magic ring.
DIR. las. L. Thay.
er.-The ~weightiest
clown that ever s'doffed
the cap and BELLS"
C. G.. Howe, The
greatest ofall German
HAT Spinning Clowns.
Frank Chevatte-
lin his great Gold, Silver
land Crystal Pyramids.
/ .IacOb showIes-
THE American Horse
Trainer.
NJ. Rivers. Ring
Master and Scenic Rider
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1881-04-21
r MARKETS.

CORRECTED WEEKLY BY STEPHENS 81
EDMoADS.
PRODUCE.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1881-04-21

Through tickets on sale for all points East or
West For information in regardto ticket rates.
&c, inquire OF agents at principal ticket ohlceso or
address g. w. Smith General Passenger Agent,
Ell wALDRoN. Genr Manager.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1881-04-21
4 SOLID LINE OF GOLD AND GLITTER OVER 4 MILE IN LENGTH

A mammoth living Horned Behemoth.
The Giraffe Of Africa The only North
Sea Walrus. The only Sitka Sea Lion:
The only Ant Bear. All Of the African
Ant. lopes so graphically described by
Livingston in his great work. A drove Of
Camels, Dromedaries, Ponies, etc., etc.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-01

Continued on Eleventh Page.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-01

This town Is the county site of Morris
county. Il Is one of the old established
places Of the state, and prior to the creation
hamlet In Tituscounty. II Is on the jefferson
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-01

cry, $l75,0OO; of groceries, produce, con.
iiections, bagging. and ties, $90, 900: OF
liquors, beerand tobaccos, $3.50 600; Office 500;
OF woodwork ishingles, dressed lumber, sash,
etc,9 Sl2OOi of drugs, paints, oils,
crockery, wooden ware, etc, so, 900; of hard,
ware, agricultural machinery. engines, wag-
ons, etc, 200; and Of miscellaneous arti-
cles $4,000. The percentage of these i'm
ports were, from New York, 10 per cent !.
st. Louis, 60; New Orleans, 10; Galveston ID
and other points 10. There is one manufac.
turing establishment of local character
employing four hands, its gross product
amou ting to $500 per annum.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-01

The town OF Ilells Is distant from Dallas
sevenly-iiye miles, Is in Grayson county
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-01


GAINESVILLE, the county site of Red River
county, was settled over forty years ago and
has always had some prominence through
out the state, not because of its CONNER
cial importance, but as having been the
home OF some of the leading men of eastern
and northeastern Texas In their day. Here
Ben. II Epperson, and John 7. Mills, and
Albert III. Latimer, all dead, lived, and In
the earliest days of the state aud during the
republics life, were men ofpromincnc6 and
influence. GAINESVILLE IL l6J miles Instant
nom Dallas Is ON the 1Ianscontlnoninl
brancc Of the Texas q Pacific railroad. n
hes population of 100. and docs
fair local business. During t,W
year just past Il exported i3,u0 Gil,a of
cotton 1000 pounds Of wool tU,oIO
pounds OF lidcs and peltries. and li,W0
head of cattle, ehcep and hogs. Tho per
centuge OF these shipments went, 20 New
York IN the proportion of 10 to e. i.orls,
% 10 New Orleans, 8; to Galveston "a AID
TO other points, 10. The total value Of illh
and manufactures In the place y S,,JO.
The aggregate sale Of imported articles
during the year was, of dry goods, clothing,
boots aud shoes, hats and caps and ipillip
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-15

~ Mr.. Gorsuch. the Republican candidate
Tor the Comptroilership Of tho State, is a third.
term Grant man. The question for the o. l.. D..
or such remnants Of them as still exist-to an.
swer Is this: Shall We have Grantism In control
OF our State finances. or the unanimous nominee
OF the Democracy -Baifia,ore Ga.efte.
1.-THE above aimsy charge 10 the only one the
ring organ can bring against the Republican
nominee IL 10 very bad of for material to work on.
The bugaboo Of 'Gran.ism" controlling the State
finances 10 all nonsense and well the people know
u. "Grantism" or any other kind Of ism would
DO preferable to Ksatingism, which has been the
cause Of the State being robbed Of so many ,hous.
ands Of dollars. What the people want is an
honest administration Of the affairs Of the Conn.
troller's ONCE, and with Mr.. Gorsueh at the helm
they need have no fears. His reputation as q
careful and reliable business man Of undoub,ed
integrity and excellent qualifications eanno, be
damaged by the ring organs attempt to bring re.
proaeh upon him by Its foolish howls Of "Grant.
ism" The people can no longer be blinded by
such nonsense
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-15
~ John Ensor's Executira Commit

~ John Ensor's Executive Committee held a
meeting In Baltimore on Tuesday and the Ams,i.
eaH-the organ Of the Custom House clique
says there was "a full attendance and much in.
tsrest was manifested" What the Americas
calls "full attendance" We dont exactly know,
but We have heard from good authority sha, there
were only six men present and Ensor himself vas
one Of the namber. Mr.. shamberger (so the
Amsrieaa says) announced that he was willing 10
withdraw from the ticket for the sake Of harmony v
De. Personally no one can make an objection %
Nj. shambssgsr, as he 10 good man and well
qualified 10 Oh the once Of Register Of wills. bu,
the trouble 10 the Republicans Of the county dom.
like the company he 10 In. Bat Ensor made the
tiekst-it 10 his In faet-aad " he wants 10 null
Mr.. shambsrgsr down and pat up some other
man, hs unqusstionably has right 10 do Il. 1.
must bs very complimentary to Mr.. shamberger
TO know that this week Ensor has been Offering
his place on the ticket 10 other men, but 90 far
heard from all declined the honor with thanks.
The Boss seems TO have 90. generous (,) ct on
him.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-15

GB-Ths United States Senate met in extra
session on Monday and organised BY the election
Of Hon. Thomas y. Bayard, Of Delaware, presi.
dent pro ten. The Republicans maintained that
the new Senators should have been sworn In bs.
fore the election took place, bat o. matters stood
the Democrats had . majority and 90 anxious
were they 70 take advantage Of Il that they
forced the election the arst business and placed
Senator Bsyard In the position. The Rspubli-
cans voted for Senator Anthony, Malone casting
his vote with them. This fact has had the effect
Of strengthening the Malone party In Virginia
and some Of the leading Republicans Of that State
who have hsEsssfsrs been opposing the Rsadjus-
tsss have announced their dissemination 10 sun.
port that ticket.
Later In the week, afssr the new Senator.
had been sworn In, the Rspabliean caucus decided
LIN view Of the fact that they then had q major.
ity In the tho senats-to elect David Davis. ef
Illinois, president Of the Senate In place Of ssea.
cor Bayard. A vote was accordingly taken ON
Thursday and Senator Davis was elected. Tn.
Eots stood SO 10 81.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-15

e8-"Justiee and the courts are a farce: we
have seen too much Of court quibblings," wa. the
response Of mob gathered together a, Blooming.
ton, ILL.,, to hang murderer, to the appeals Of the
Law and the promise that the criminal should be
tried and punished. That there Is too much
"quibb!ing" In our courts, no one can doubt
Justice Is too often defeated by the sharp prac,ies
ofiawysrs, or by technical advantages which have
no relation tosequity. Justice. to command respect
should be administered fairly. frankly and prompt.
y; and the judges Of the courts should lessen the
latitude given to lawyers to acquit criminal.
through distortion Of the objects of the law. II
has come to be widely believed that n man with
money enough can be acquitted Of any crime, and
although this 10 not fully true. there i. too much
foundation for the declaration.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-15
Correspondence baltimore County UsioR.
SCHOOL BOOKS.
Trxrm DIsrnIcr. Oc,ober Io,b. I

TESrn DIsrRIcr, October 10th, 1881.
Editor. C"io" 1T Is very difficult TO find out
the ways Of men, and particularly Of men in Office
II has been only a few weeks since the baltimore
county School Commissioner, In the interest of
economy and from want OF funds, adopted report
Of the committee on books recommending that IL
was inexpedicnt 10 change the readers now in the
schools. II there ever was book needed chang
ing, II Is these readers. When my child was pro-
NOTED from the first reader 10 the second II was
only n promotion backward, which discovered
In comparing the two books. But the complaints
OF all the parents in the county would not avail if
the Boss has any interest ut stake. One Of the
best changes made in the School Board took place
when Mr.. kecch displaced Mr.. Isaac. lie has
been working for the benefit Of all since his an
pointmcnt. lie gave 10 some Of our people the
privilege Of voting who should be the trustees Of
their school, and think Il was he who put him
self on record in deciding that the people in
ncighborhood should have some influence and
voice in the selection Of their teachers. ! see by
the USioS Of last week, he has again stood up and
for economy's sake voted against chan gins book
which he knew would involve great expense 70
tho taxpayers OF the county. Two thousand
three hundred dollars Is very large outlay for
change In the geography when one good rs the
one adopted could be obtained for nothing. do
not know how Mr.. Jenifer, Mr.. swim and Mr..
Gore reconcile themselves 10 this great outlay.
Mr. Jenifer is the president of the Board and this
position carries with u the greatest responsibility
lie Is one Of the most prominent Changers In the
county, and the principle Of the Order 10 to save
all you can and be prudent in NIL your outlay
There 10 not a farmer In the county who would
spend $4,000 for n certain fertilizer IL be could
procure one equally good without any expense
In these times OF heavy taxation and when the
people are crying out for q reduction Il 10 unac.
countablc TO fnd three School Commissioner
Mr.. Jenifer. Mr.. swirl and Mr.. Gore-voting so
much money away on book. and only one-Mr.
kecch-voting on the side Of the people, to save
$4,000 $.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-15
Correspondence Bai,i..or, Count, c.;...

WARREN, October 10, 1881.
Mss.r.. Loagnecksr May crave place In
the USioS for few remarks Of mine on the
"ticket' put up by Ensor in Towsontown and
nick named "siraight.' We Of this district were
to a man for Mr.. John Merryman for Sheriff and
had no candidate for any other Office. Mr.. Merry.
man had all the upper district. for him, too. II
was no use 10 have them for he was sold out up
stairs in Ady's hotel by Ensor. and all that IT,
might have place on the Republican Central
COMMITTEES Of the State. The sop wc got 10 place
Of Mr.. Merryman that We all wanted for Sheriff,
Is Caleb 5. cross for the Legislature. One boss
put up Andrew Banks, an advocate for long hours
Of werk In factories, and the other boss to get on
the State Central Committee. put mp Caleb 8.
Cross, who says he can get along better working
eleven hours day for the same pay than he can
working ten. don't consider the Ensor. Isaac
tickets either Democratic or Republican, and the
voters are LEFT TO vote for any one they please.
No Republican ab)ut here will vote for Cross.
IyDEpExDeyT.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-15

GS-Very encouraging reports come froul
Western Maryland with reference to the contest
for Comptroller. There Is much opposition among
the Democracy to Mr.. Kea,ng and this will tend tC
the advantage Of Mr.. .GOrsuch. The Greenback nom.
inee for Comptroller will poll strong vote in that
section Of the State and as large majority of tn,
Greenbackers there are Democrats this fact will
also be Of great benefit to our nominee. Mr.. Cor.
such can certainly be elected if the Republican. n.
will do their duty in the premises. An effort
should be made to poll the full strength Of the
party for him and this done We have no cause 70
fear the result. Every man to his work then, and
the rst nail will be driven In the coffin Of the ring
Democracy Of Maryland.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-15
D. O. Mcintosh. Attorney. Towson.own, N
MORTGAGEE's SALE
AVA oR
VALUABLE LOT AND PREMISES
REIsTERsTowN TURNPIKE.

by virtue and In pursuance Of the power con.
t.lnsd In Mortgage from Oliver P. Wright, II
a and RJsannah his wife, to
-. John Fisher, NJ. D., deceased,
dated the eighth day Of March, A. d. 1871. ana
recorded among the Mortgage Records Of Bal,i-
more county In Liber Y. II. A., No. 20, folio 26s,
de-. the undersigned Ms Surviving Executor Of
said Mortgages, will oHer for sale at Pablic Aue-
tion at the Court House door in Towsontown, on
Monday, Norember IA, 1881,
at the hour Of - ~,
ALL THAT LOT AND PARCEL OF LAND,
described In the Mortgage aforesaid, situate In
Baltimore county about nine miles from the city,
on the Baltimore and Rsisterssown Turnpike
Road, and at the intersvetion Of said Turnpike
Road with!a lane leading TO q Stone Chapel, con.
tanning about
Tw0 ACRES, MORE OR LESS.
Said lot 10 improved BY . comfortable FRAME
DWELLING, together Sith barn. dairy and meat
house; Il 10 conveniently located, and presents
many advantages 10 any one desiring home.
TERMS made known on day Of sale.
RICHARD d. FISHER,
Surviving Executor Of John Fisher N. D. deed.
o. y. MACGfLL, Auctioneer.
Oct. It's
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-15

rS- How little government is needed in this
country was seen during the past three months,
when the country was virtually without n respon-
sible head. During that time the administration
of affairs was entirely in the hands Of the State,
county and municipal authorities, and n stranger
coming among us and unacquaintcd with the ac-
tual circumstances would never have OWNED that,
to all n,ents and purposes. the affairs Of the Ma
ton were moving along without the guiding hand
Of ruler. Nothing could better demonstrate the
excellence of the American form Of government.
So nicely Is all the machinery Of administration
adjusted that our affairs move along smoothly and
without jar even though the guiding hand may
for the time being be removed. The govsramsn.
tai institutions of the country have within them
selves all the elements Of vitality and are there
fore not dependent upon the life Of man for their
continuance aud perpetuation. The inherent
stability Of Republican government, founded upon
the virtue and Of the people, was never
more forcibly demonstrated to the world.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-15
oREENBAcK STATE CONVENTION.

The National Grcenback Labor Convention for
the State u Maryland. met In Baltimore on Tues.
day last. There were nineteen counties represent.
cd beside baltimore city, among which was Baiti.
more county. Mr.. Engler, Of Carroll county, was
made temporary chairman, and upon the repor,
Of the committee upon permanent oreauixatlon
was made permanent chairman. A committee Of
one from each county was appointed on resoiu.
tions and presented n platform which embod;ss
the principles OF the National party as enuncated
In Its last National convention, and dema auds the
repeal Of the tramp Law and the taxing Of mort
cages as other property 10 taxed. Frank L. Nor
ling, OF Baltimore county, was nominated for
Comptroller on the FIRST ballot and on motion was
made the unanimous choice Of the convention for
that position.
Amer the formation Of the State Central Com.
mittee and several speeches endorsing the plat
form, the convention adjourned.
Immediately after the adjournment the State
Central Committee was organised and Epaphro.
ditas Swinney, OF Baltimore, was elected chair.
man. Work was cut out for vigorous campaign
throughout the State. Among other meetings
there was one arranged for Towsontown, nj which
u is proposed TO secure Gen. Weaver, the Green
back candidate for President In Isso.
In number or speeches the action Of Judge
Yellott, In the matter Of the House Of Correction
cases. was highly applauded and u was said and
received with applause that he would receive the
hearty endorsement OF the Grcenbaekers OF Mary.
land. u he should be candidate for re- eeiection.
W. Frank Mitchell was elected the representative
OF Baltimore county on the State Central Commit.
tee.
The Baltimore county Greenbackers will hold
their convention In Baltimore on Friday. itth
Inst, at the corner Of North and Fayette streets
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-15
D. q. Mcintosh. Attorney, Tow.on.own.
rI,RUSTEES' SALE

III
n LARGE AND VALUABLE PROP. -.
= ERTY, ADJOINING
- PARKT0N, n. c. RAILROAD.
by virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court for
baltimore county, In equity, passed In cause be.
tween Redsecker J. Young. complainant, and
Henry Koiter and Others, defendants, the under.
slgned, Trustees, will sell at public auction, at
PaFkton, on
Saturday. the I?th day Of NorsmLsr, 1851.
at the hour Of o'clock p. NJ,
ALL THAT VALUABLE BODY OF LAND
SITUATE IN BALTIMORE COUNTY.
lying along the Northern Central Railway and the
baltimore and Yorktown turnpike, at Parkt0n,
and adjoining the lands Of James Rampiey and
others, being all of the tract Of land described In
deed from James c. Turner, Jr., TO Christof
koiter, dated December id, 1875, and recorded
among the Land Records Of Baltimore county, In
1.iber J. D., No. 95, folio 2O3, and containing
ABOUT go ACRES,
saving and excepting certain parcels heretofore
sold OF by said christof koiter, amounting alto.
gether to
ABOUT so ACRES.
This land 10 exceedingly valuable. possessing
rare privileges and lies well for building and do
velopment. Most Of Il is In wood. One lot Of
about II acres Is cleared aud under good eultiva-
tion.
The property Is being surveyed aud plated and
plats may be at the Offices Of the undersigned
II will be sold rs . whole or In lots to suit pur.
chasers.
TERMS OF sALE.-one-,h third cash; balance
IN SIX and twelve months, with interest on de.
ferred payments from day Of sale. Or all cash at
purchasers option.
D. &. 1eiSTo:sm, Trustees.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-15
rss-prs.ihen, A.,hnr i . ......L.. s.h.

e4rPresident Arthur is ms:aber Of the Epis-
eopai church Of the Holy Angels, in New York,
Rev. DR.. Howard rector. The good Doctor was
asked day or two ago to bis Iiustrious parish
ioner. "Yes," he said, smiling. "we seem to have
had fame thrust upon us In our modest parish
The President Is a parishioner Of mine, and there
Is no one whom more highly respect and esteem.
I believe him to be good man. fully eompe,en,
for the high duties now thrus, upon him. aud am
confident that he will give the country pure ad-
ministration."
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-15

SS-fai,h in doctors and prayers has had 4
terrible shock Of late among superficial minds,
and ye, was II not little unreasonable, now that
We all know that the suffering Pre'ident's wound
was necessarily mortal, to have expected the good
mans recovery. We must neither expect sur
gson' and physicians to perform impossibilitie,,
nor ask Of Providence to accomplish Miracles
The trouble In this case, In so many others, is
that, in our blind ignorance. We asked and sx-
pected the accomplishment Of impossibiiities.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-15

Sa- -Evidently the doctors are preparing for a
long and acrimonious contention over the treat
ment Of the Presidents case. As to the merits Of
the controversy there will continue to be different
opinions. even when ii Is finally closed. but if tie
surgeons will only conduct Il with dignity and
without loss Of temper ii Is not unlikely to further
develop the great truths Of medical science
Enough is aireai. known now Of the wound to
show how far modern surgery, with all its gigan-
tic progress during the present century, 1, from
even comparative perfection.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-15

Orlando r. Bump. Attorney at Law, II 81.
Paul Street, Baltimore.
TRUsTEE's SALE
VALUABLE PROPERTY AT HIGHLAND
PARK, BALTIMORE COUNTY.
ny virtue Of the power Of sale contained In the
Mortgage from the Farmviiie Insurance -
@ and Banking Company Of farmviile,
Virginia, 20 Hsary q. Tyson, T.
Cd among the Land Records Of baltimore county,
In Liber J. b.. No. SO. folio it6. &c.. will sell
at PTBLfC AUCTION, on the PREMISES, on
Ths Istk day Of October, 1881,
at S o'clock p. NJ,
THE FOLLOWING PIECE or PARCEL OF
GROUND IN BALTIMORE COUNTY, IN
FEE SIMPLE, VIZ;
Beginning for the same at the intersection Of
the west side Of Twelfth street and the north side
Of Highland avenue, as laid down on the plat Of
Highland Park, and running thence west on the
north side Of Highland avenue sixty-seven feet I;
thence northerly. parallel with Twelfth street one
hundred and hhy feet 20 an alley twenty feet
wide thence bounding on said twenty feet alley
easterly sixty-seven feet 20 Twelfth street thence
southsriy bounding on the west side Of Twelfth
street to the place Of beginning. This property
is improved bya
ffNR DWELLING HOUSE, WITH ALL
MODERN IMPROVEMENTS.
TERMS OF sALE:-Ons. third Cash. balance In
bear interest and be secured TO the satisfaction
Of the Assignee Of the Mortgage. or all cash al
the option Of the purchaser.
ORLANDO r. BUMP, Assignee.
MATTHEWS q KIRKLAND, Auctsonesrs.
Sept. 2s.-ts.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-15

E1-Ths Republican convention of Howard
county on Saturday last nominated Hon. James
A. Gary for State Senator, but he has declined on
account Of the press Of private business. There
are now three tickets In the field In that county
Republican, Democratic and independent Demo-
eratie-and splendid opportunity Ia offered the
Republicans to win. Il Is unfortunate tha, Mr..
Gary was obliged to decline as IL Is almost certain
that he would have been elected.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-15

rS-Mexieo Is undergoing wonderful transfor-
nation at the hands Of American enterprise and
capital. II is estimated that In the incredible
short space Of seven months sss 600 900 have been
invested In railways anAmining enterprises from
the United States, and yet IL 10 said that the
Spanish organs and some Of the Mexican journals
continue to utter warnings against the Influx Of
Americans.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-15

Hs-Evsry oiiiee-seeksr who enters Washing gton
should be regarded as crank and treated accord.
y. The ottiee will seek the man when /, wants
him, and until the Office calls the Office hunter had
best continue standing on the stree. corner Of hs
native village.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-15

Ss-Evsry Republican In Baltimore count,
should feel II his duty to do all he can for the cleo
tion Of Mr.. GOrsuch, the Republican nominee fol
Comptroller. lie Is n man worthy the support oil
every honest voter and if the proper eaOr, Is put
forth hs will be elected. Mr.. Keating cannot pol
the solid vote Of his party and we know Of many
Democrats who will vote for Mr.. Gorsuch. Ifyou
want to break up Democratic ring rule in ihi,
State vote for the Republican nominee and Undue,
your nsighbor to do the same.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-15

&n-The temperance sentiment has become so
strong in Bucks county. Pa, tha, the country
hotels are proving very unpopular and unproata-
bic. The Nswtown Eaferprise mentions two hotel
properties being condemned by the sheriGs jury,
and says "but few tavern properties In the county
nov are profitable to the owners. and many do no.
rent for more than the interest on the mortgages
against them"