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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-11-17

Messrs. II. P. Hitchcock, of Akron, B.
Lied, of Cleveland and Superintendent
Sam Briggs, of the Valley Railway, are
in the city to-day "wednesday.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-11-17

Hats and caps, shirts and neck wear
at heavy discount can be bought at
Devices final grand sale. He is west
ward bound next spring and must sell.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-11-17
COURT HOUSE NEWS,
Common Pleas Court.


Mary C. FOrst vs. Jesse Forst; alimony
pending litigation of 500 allowed
Samuel Becherer VS. Charles W. Earn
shaw; leave given plaintiff to reply in
stanter.
Susannah Gardner vs. John Stripe ct
al; leave given defendant to file answer
by Nov. 10Th.
John Girt vs. Cleveland, Tuscarawas
valley. q Wheeling r. R.; leave given
plaintiff to amend petition.
Ohio VS. Geo. Labus, indicted for car
rylng concealed weapons; defendant ar
raigned and plead guilty; fined $40 and
costs.
Ohio VS. Albert Zingerly, grand lar
ceny; withdraws plea. of not guilty and
pleads guilty.
Ohio VS. Jesse B. Miller, Indictment for
assault and battery; plead guilty and
fined $40 and costs.
Elisha Teeters vs. Henry King ct all;
petition withdrawn.
Louisa NJ. Herbst vs. Incorporated vii
lage OF Alliance; leave given to plead
within thirty days.
Casper Zimmerman VS. COnnotton Val
ley Railway Company; leave given de-
PENDANT to file answer within twenty
days.
Catherine Zerbe VS. Connotton Valley
Railway Company; leave given defend
ant to file answer within twenty DAYS.
Charles II. Culver VS. Dora Culver,
divorce; decree for PLAINTIFF for divorce
and custody of minor children.
August MOnnie VS. Catherine Pey ct al
sale ordered.
Polly ShanOwer VS. Levi T. Cecil ct al;
judgement for plaintiff for 1916 and de-
PENDANTS to pay the costs,
NEW COMMON PLEAS CASES.
1923. Willis, Benskin & Co. VS. Watkins
and Peter Housed; answer day December
10th.
1924. William ROckhilI (an infant) by
Joseph ROckhill (his next friend) VS. Will
liam Carlile; transcript from docket of
Justice Coulter, of Lexington township.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Charles Lederle and Kate Shearer,
Canton.
George Wagner and Louis schwal-
bach, Fulton.
Robert TrOtter and Augusta Boucher,
MassillOn.
Laurent Lux and Frances Schieber,
Canton.
George Corby and Mary Winkleman
Alliance.
Monroe Whitmer and Elizabeth Acker-
man, Bolivar.
Calvin Altman and Ada Reese, Free
burg.
Wilson Hartzell and Emma Reese,
Freeburg.
Henry Sweitzer and Sarah f. Evans,
Canal Fulton.
Charles Ruperd and Gillie Harmony,
Marlboro.
Samuel Saker and Lucinda Schick,
New Berlin.
Anthony Guani and Theresa Carboni,
Canton.
Matthias s. Blaugh and Mary Ida
ShTefiler, Bolivar.
Jonathan f. Pritchard and Hattie
PennOch, Canton.
John Figenshau and Rosie FIGHTER,
West BrOokfeld.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-11-17

The regular semi-mOnthly dance of
the Monitor Club Wednesday evening
was, as usual, an enjoyable affair. The
hop continued until about o'clock a. m.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-11-17

Miss Minnie WinOld, of Massillon, is
visiting with Miss Emma Baughman,
on East Tuscarawas street.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-11-17

Tickets for the DOherty sacred concert
are for sale at the Mayors office, Krebs's
confectionery and Winterhalter's fancy
store.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-11-17

1t will pay you to call at NJ. Ruhman's
Clothing Bazaar to buy boys school
pants at A cents for ten days only. 51-61
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-11-17
BEACH CITY. O.. Nov. 70, 1881.

Mr.. MCGREGOR-DearS Sir Was there
a safe sent to San Francisco that made
thirteen car lOadsP Please answer
through the columns of your weekly
and Oblige your friend.
JOHN L. GETTY.
The DiebOld Safe & Lock Company
shipped to the San Francisco Safe De-
posit Company in 1874, large safe that
took AZ cars to carry it.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-11-17

Will be at his office, in the Elsass
residence on East TuscaTawas street..
Canton, Dec. 10th, 18th, 18th and 18th.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-11-17

Mems overcOats from 1885 to $14.OO.
worth double the money, for ten days
only, at M. Ruhman's Clothing Bazaar.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-11-17

A bad hole is reported in the bridge
over Shriver's run, on Jackson street.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-11-17
Unclaimed Letters.

The following is an official list of the
letters which remain uncalled for in
the Canton POstOffice to date:
Henry Barth, L. l.. Butler, l.. l.. Bair,
Mrs. Lettie E, Brown, Mrs. Celia BOyee,
Miss Cathern Brant, Andy Beiling, Cora
A. Cutler, George B. Gully, Fred Dreher,
Mrs. Barbara Dorrance, Miss Lizzie
Fhan, Miss Mira Frenck, G. Gotchel,
JakOb Giesel, j. NJ. Garland, r. L.. Geas-
len, Frederick Handshu, DelOs Hopkins,
Miss Anna d. Handshuh, Jacob Kundert,
Peter Klein, Vim. j. Leslie, Eliza
Lreit, Richard Lutz, ChearO LugetOw,
Mrs. Fannie Leny, Mrs. Alice Mander-
baugh, Mrs. G. A. G. Moore, Mrs. Ella H.
Moore, Hugh McQuade, Jos. Mollen,
James McImlkin, s. S. Mills, VIM. Nor
ganthal, Mrs. Martha Miller, James
Needan, Fannie Pool, Mrs. Ella j. Pom
titus, E. POntius, Miss Martha Reese,
II. A. Potter, Frederick Rish, Charles n.
Riblet, Mrs. Anna NJ. Switzer, Christ
Stetzer, Emma Shilling, Emma Shuster,
Rosa Schneider, John Schafer, Mrs
Louisa Stein, Sarah Spiser, VIM. W.
Snider, Manerva A. Snyder, Jere-
miah G. Smith, ChristOfer UmstOt,
Eddie Wi liams, Henry Warner, j. Wun-
derlich, Mrs. Mary Walter, o. Zangler,
Miss Mary Zndling.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-11-17

officer Lothamer wears a mustache 4
la Duprez.
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FOREIGN LETTERS.

Daniel Campbell, Falentin Herne,
Emil Heller, Anna SchOr.
Persons calling for these letters will
please say advertised"
A. VIGNos, P. M.
Canton, o., Nov. 16.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-27

might not be easily stolen and the money
obtained. Those who wondered did not
notice that it ID q Confederate bond.
Water was thrown on thereof on Thurs.
day to keep 1t cool. A lawn sprinkler is
to be used in the future, to keep the reoi
wet continually,
ut Is greatly to our credit" that Bellairs
has furnished so much Of eveiy crowd ct
the Loan, and yet no disturbance has been
made.
The Abuer o'Neal brought dow the
Steubenville excursionists, many Of whom
stepped of in Wheeling, and dropped
over in little groups all afternoon. The
BsllRiEe & Southwestern also brought in
quite q number 10 the Loan.
Boys, take a mouse down to that owl;
he is hungry for one.
A silent committee" will 60 through
the Loan Monday night and select the
most beautiful lady, ApriZs will be given
TO her, and all are counted in the list-old
and young, married and single, rich and
poor, black and white, those in booths and
those out, No one will know who are tbs
committee. Ifagentleman looks at lady
he will be suspected Of being on the COM
mittee.
There are some curious clocks on exhi,
bition, one Of them with the first form o.
spring used, attached to the bottom, and
working like a wagon spring upside down,
st. Olairsville's day is Friday.
In the Art Department now is Q life like
picture Of A, P, TAllman's greyhound by
Miss Carrie Rhodes.
Total TOceipts Tuesday $500.
There wa . concert at Sheib's must
stand Wednesday evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-27

PITTSBURGH, May 28.-River three feet
eleven inches and falling. Weather clear
and warm.
CINCINNATI, May 26.-River ten feet and
stationary. Weather fair and hot. Arrived:
Andes, Wheeling; Mary Houston, New
Orleans. Departed: stockdale, Pitts.
burgh.
Louis; City Of Alton, New Orleans; Little
Eagle, Ohio River Colorado, st. Louis.
Departed: Anderson, Nashyillei Carrier,
Pittsburgh City OF Alton and Little Eagle,
st, Louis; viii Kyle, New Orleans. River
20 feet 2 inches and falling.
LOUISVILLE, May 26.-River falling
slowly, with 8 feet 6 inches in the canal,
and 8 feet 9 inches in the chute on the
falls. Business dull. Weather clear
and warm, Arrived: Paris O. Brown,
Cincinnati. Departed: Tom Reese and
tow, Pittsburgh. James d. Parker and
Wyoming are overdue up.
ST. LOUIS, May 20 River % feet / inch
by the gauge and falling. Weather clear
and very warm. Arrived: Imperial and
canal boats, Chicago; Baker and bargeB,
and Centennial, New Orleans; Helen and
War Eagle, Reeds Landing; Tatum, Pitts.
burgh. Departed; Illinois, Keokuk
Helena, ViCksburg; Port Esds and bArGes,
New Orleans. The Tatum will probably
90 into the Paducah trade. Captain
Cocker hiss bean sick here Tor several days
but Ia rapidly recovering.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-27

The people who live at the east end Of
Sixteenth street, opposite the graveyard,
were startled yesterday morning by the
cry Of murder, proceeding evidently from
a childish throat. Some OF the neighbors
ran TO the spot whence came the cries, and
found a little girl s or 0 years Of age bleed.
ing proiuBely from q wound In the throat.
The little O1e gave her name as Dora
MCConn, and said that her sister Minnie,
Ii years old, had cut her throat with some
sharp instrument. The blood was washed
away and two superficial cuts found Just
under the chin. The children are the
daughters Of Mrs. Jane McConn, who is o
poor widow, and works In the Central
Glass Works. The children are proven.
bal In the community for their fighting
propensitieS, and frequently raise the
neighborhood by their screams.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-27
The chimes of Normandy.

There will be a large and select party &c
up this evening on the 81. Lawrence Ia
steubenvilio, 10 witness the first perform.
anCe OF "The Bells Of Bonneville" by the
Lyric Opera Company Of this city; This
company is composed Of our very best
singers, both ladies and gentlemen, and
they have undergone several weeks Of the
most rigid training In order TO give a salts.
factory presentation Of this amusing opera.
MI, q. Y. Lucas. the manager, has spared
neither time, pains nor expense 10 make
the company htstClass in every particular,
and we feel sure that he has succeeded
admirably.
A telegram was received last night stat.
ing the st. Lawrence had passed PAtkefs.
burg al 8 o'clock last night and she would
be here at I O'Clock this morning. The
fare for the round trip Ia only one dollar,
and admission TO Wheeling people IS
cents, A large number Of tickets have
been sold. Desirable parties can get
tickets yet. Parties Of 0 can procure state
rooms for Mf. D. Y. Lucas at his store on
Main street.
There has been no better opportunity
offered our people 10 visit Steubenville iof
many years, and we feel confident that
many will embrace II, The boat will
leave al $3.50 and return az soon az The
performance Ia over.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-27

rOints Abont People az Home and
r.t Abroad

tOlntS Abont People at Home and
U. Abroad
VIM. MCClelland, Of BarnesVille, Is at
The Mcclure.
Miss Anna Moore, Of the South Side, is
visiting relatives In FAirpoint, 0.
Secretary KitkSood and family and
Senator HOTrison, d Indiana, vent west
over the b 30. yesterday.
We regret 10 hear that tttss Z. L. Wood
is much worse. She 10 lying sick at her
lSthet's residence In Charleston.
Mrs. Woodruff, Of Spencer, Iowa, passed
through the city yesterday, en- route to
Inorganic n, where she formerly lived.
Mr.. George L. Kurner, Of North Wheel.
ing, who has been visiting friends In Pitts.
butgh for some weeks. has returned home.
v. X. Musgtoye, W. ". Layton, G. p.
kells and LADY,, II, 3. Btlstor and lady,
and ". Fetrow, Of steubenvilla, M al
the, Mcclure.
Miss Matte Wilson, Of 81. Albans, who
has been visiting In the family OF W, B,
Simpson for some months, will return
home on the 81. Lawrence tomorrow.
j. N. Vance, Esq, and son Edgstton
have Just returned isotn an extended
western trip lasting over two weeks, tax.
Ii Chicago, Milwaukee, Omaha and
other towns In theft route.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-27


This evening 1.-THE Merchant Of Venice
will be given at the Opera House, with
Lawrence Barrett as shyloCk. "David
Garrlck will be given as on alterpieCe.
Mr.. Barrett is one Of the most celebrated
actors on the American stage, and his
Shylock Is n Of his best plays. Tickets
now on sale at Baumer'a,
UNCLE TON.
To morrow afternoon and evening "Un.
Gle Tom will be given atthe Opera House,
by LaVelle's Ideal Company. Prices for
the matinee, 10 ond rs cents; for the even.
ing, rs and So cents. The Pittsburgh Dis.
patch says OF this company:
"Lavelle's Ideal UnCls Toms Cabin
Company ia the attraction this week at
Library Hall. The company received q
moet cordial greeting, and proved itself
worthy Of the reception. 1t can be truth.
fully said that this company is one OF the
very best Of bll those which have appeared
here In the play OF "Uncle Toms CABIN"
which does not seen To grow old. Eva
Miller makes q capital Topsy, and the In.
Gle Tom Of Mr.. Germon 10 certainly one OF
the beat impersenationB Of the part wit
messed In this city for q number Of seasons.
The final scene is q gorgeous affair, and is
Of itself well worth dropping In 10 see,
and well worth the price Of admission
charged"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-27
JKFFERS WI JUDGE.

Results OF Yesterdays Contest for the
Municipal ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS letters
Elected by q Handsome Majority.
The municipal election passed of very
quietly Yesterday, indeed 1t was the most
orderly and quiet municipal contest that
we ever saw in this city. There were very
lew loupgets around the polls, and no
strong effect was made TO get out the
votes. Some OF the "bums" who make o
living ont Of candidates could be Beeen
button.hollnG an indifferent voter here
and there, trying to persuade him 10 get
into the inevitible hack, but ever these
were scarce, and as the saloons were closed
there were nc other artificial means pres.
ent to induce any enthusiasm whatever.
The vote, comparatively speaking, was
very small, and we give It as follows, ward
by ward:
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the certificates ofths Prosecuting Attorney
we're mot erased by the clerk, but paid,
however, out Of the county funds,
Mr.. CracEaft said there was 8 great
flourish OF trumpets about these irregulRri-
ties, and II the Commissioners had at.
tended 10 their duties, probably certain
results would not have followed. He also
INDUCED in some general remarks con-
corning fees and lee bills.
Mr.. Hubbard read from the revised fee
bills oils74preparsdby Messra. Davenport
4 OracralL
Adolph Yoke was questioned in regard
to several orders given him by the Board
on account Of work done as contractor on
roads, but his memory was rather de-
tective.
At 8 o'clock the Committee adiourled
until 8 O'Clock this morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-27
PRgcn POINTS.
The Dast From n Dozen RabeES Used ~
IntellIgeneeF EsPOFtsFS.

Tho DnSt From n Dozen Eahefa Vaed -
IntellIgeneeF Reporters.
THE potato bugs are already giving the
lAImeFa considerable trouble.
TH1RTY.FIyE subscriber to the telephone
have been secured in steubenVille.
THE W. U. and B. 4 o, Telegraph Com
psuies will be consolidated June lst.
THE street car stables Of the Elm Grove
road have been removed to Fulton, from
this city.
Mr.. JOSEPH DIMMEY, Of Pleasant Valley,
boasts Of having the RrsI crop OF potatoes
in this section.
ALARGR box Of huge green frogs passed
through this city yesterday to Ptttsburgh
from Lake Erie.
A LARGE number Of the little children
OF st. Jscobus' Church were taken to
Schnepls drug store last night and re-
called with soda water.
I'D. Homer, Sheriff Of Harrison coun'
ty, yesterday brought VIM. Cunningham
to the P~enitentiary to serve Q ak years
sentence for horse stealing.
THE picnic to be held at the Benwood
Station tomorrow, for the benefit Of the
Catholic Church OF that place, promises to
be q grand affair. T. I, CoCkayne will
play.
THR sale Of tickets for the "0himes Of
Normandy" will begin al Lucas Music
Store tomorrow morning for the per-
formAnces Of next Monday and Tuesday
evenings.
WV, DMMEY, OF Pleasant Valley, while
walking ON q log near the creek bottom
"the fore part" Of the week fell into the
water, and striking bis aide on the log was
badly injured thereby.
THEiH armohie.M annerchor Singing So,
clety went TO steubsnyIlle and delighted
the people OF that city with one Of their
excellent concerts, lsat night. The 30
Ciety returnediearly this morning.
THROUGH q typographical error we were
made to say yesterday morning that the
convention Of the druggists would take
place in this city next Friday, when II
should have been Wednesday at 10 A, N,
JANlToR YoITz, OF the Capitol, desirel
us to call attention to the fact that small
boys are in the habit oil throwing stoneI
into the basin OF the ioHntRin, thus In
Turing the bottom and %Clogging up the
pipes.
TuE B. & o. Company will run an ex'
Cursion from Wheeling, Saturday evening
to accommodate persons who wish TO at
tend the Bellalre Loan Exhibition. The
train will return TO Wheeling after thu
close OF the evening exhibition.
on Friday and Saturday the O. 4 P
railroad will sell ~exCuIsion tickets from
Martins Ferry and Bridgeportto Bellalre
Parties desiring to Sttend the Loan Ex
hibition can 60 down on any OF the train
, during the day, and o special train vii
return, leaving Bellaire after the close o
the exhibition OF night.
THIS Is the day Of the Lyric Excursior
to Steubenville. We notice that the pres
OF our neighboring city has been speaking
in the most kindly terms OF the Lyri'
folks and their charming opera Of "lhl
Chimes Of Normandy" and there will
: doubtless be q large audience tonight II
CARROTS Hall. Indeed, a large delegation
9 will 70 up from this city on the 81. Law
: renee, which leaves at 81 o'clock this alter
> mann
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THE usual merchants lunch at Tho New
Mcclure House Sample Rooms daily.
IIeAa-riAheE.

Mr.. Herman Hess, su employe Of
Klieves, KRAFT 4 Co.,, was united in mar.
rlage, last night, to Miss Emma fisher, Of
Baetsvllle, at the residence Of Mr.. ". D.
Noble, III Seventeenth street. The core
mony was performed by the Rev. W. B.
Tholnson, Of this city. After the per.
iotmance Of the ceremony q reception was
hold, Ut which a large number Of the
friends Of both parties were present.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-27

MsSstS. John II. 4 A. Murdoch, The we'll
known florists oil. Pittsburgh, offer at
Wholesale and retail an immense etoCk Of
the choicest and best grown lee and
monthly roses, %yefbenas, paBsies, hello.
tfope, Colens, tube roses, fevettew, petu.
Mas, gladiolus, dahlias, etc. They also
make O specially Of furnishing fine flowers
and smilax tof weddings, funerals and
other oocasions. Prompt attention given
10 kilograms. They have no sgenCy In
Wheeling 80 all orders should be cd.
dressed 70 No. 112 smithaeld street, Pitts.
Pa.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-27

1t was this. 'Trust In God and keep your
bowels open.n. For this purpose many an old
doctor has advised tho iabitually costiye TO
take Kldney.Wor -lor no other remedy SO
etfectually oyercomes this condition, and that
without the distress and gtiipt1g which other
Don't fail to use IT, 7fanS1ahd from M Ncto
Yorker AsitnnT. MwF&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-27

Is what a lady Of Boston said 10 her husband
when he brought home some medicine 10
cure her Of sick headache and neuralgia which
had made her miserable for fourteen years.
Al the het attack thereafter, II was admins
tered 10 her with such good results that she
Ia use until cured, and was % en-.
thuNaAtic in lie praise, tltt she Induced
Of The best families In her circle
70 adopt II IS their regular family medicine.
That STUFF Hop BlLterS STANDARD.
HVHAW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-27

In the Fourth ward, ]. R. PAUL, Esq
received one vote.
The returns were counted of very rSp.
idly, and II was scarcely dark when the
result was ascertained. The outcome ex.
cited very little comment, az no n had
exhibited any solicitude for II beforehand
and, Of course, no n would take any in.
tareak AZ the end.
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TAE THANKSGIVING CONTRIBUTION
through the "pAper sacks" was n oil the
most %marvelousIy successful efforts for en-
liSting help and interest in the Home ever
put forth by its friends, aud to Q great ex.
tent accounts Tor the healthy condition Of
lie treasury to-day, The effort enlisted
every body, and none found themselves too
poor to send . sack "tull or hall full Of
something for the orphans"
L. THE SAC Effort
will be repsRted the coming fall and 9
public meeting held to announce the in
terestng results,
NO DIET NOW.
The fact that the Home has now no
debt, perhaps for the first time in Ito his
tory, must not lead any to suppose that 1t
does not need funds. We need funds
daily, for need, and especially ~ the
buildings need permanent improvements,
which You are asked 70 provide for ct this
meeting.
DEMANDS FOR ENLARGEMENT AND EITRH'
SION,
In addition to the excellent work Of re.
form being done by this institution, there
10 crying need for ia enlargement, 90 as
10 reach
A CLASS OF CHILDRRN We CANNOT NOW
REACH
children somewhat hardened in crime and
often for petty offences confined in iails,
where, instead Of being improved, they
are taught lessons In vice by the older
and more hardened criminals. That which
our city and county and State now need,
MORE THAN ANY OTHER NsrlTUTloN,
10 q reiormstory for juvenile offenders
such as the Home cannot control. Our
charter and special act Of Assembly give
US all the authority needed for the eatab'
lishment Of such q branch Of the work,
but our hands are tied because Of q lack Of
means, May we not hope that our cit'
zens OF wealth, aided by the Stale and
county authorities will soon make It pos
sible to take care Of Q class Of youths In OUT
community, who are destined, unless re-
strained, TO 0 future curse and tax.
There 10 great need also to add 10 our
present work, the proper care Of aged
ladies who, through the death Of relatives,
or through other misiortunes, are without
homes.
"Pure religion and undeflsd before God
and the Father 10 this: To Wait the father
less and widows In their affection" l 70,
fer To these things in the hope that they
may enlist attention and at no distant day
bring forth fruit.
Quoting from the last report: The man
agement Of the Ohildren's Home asks no
money 10 carry on experiments. ItS plant
and operations are based on knowledge
acquired by years OF thought, and are as
sured by the success Of the past eleven
years. II 10 too late for this or any othel
community TO urge doubts ss TO the feast
bility Of caring for the worthy but needy
Of any class.
Having wrought under the consCioul
smile Of Providence and the approval oil
our patrons, our hearts are encouraged FOL
the past and our zeal strengthened for the
greater dutiea OF the future. ..
For the Board Of Directors,
s. B. BARNITz,
President OF the Board.
Approved May 20, 1881.
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Go with the Panhandle excursion ID
st. Louis June Sd. Round trip only So
tickets good for Ten days. Elegant day
coaches run through from Wheeling 10 St.
Louis. For particulars apply 10 ], NJ.
Belleyllle, Agent Panhandle route, Wheel.
W. Va.