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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-11-02

The finest boots and shoes in the city,
all styles and widths at Watkins, No. so
South Market street.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-11-02

Herbruck, at AZ East Tuscarawas
street, is prepared to do all kin Is of fine
watch repairing.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-11-02

Herbruek, at AZ East Tuscarawas
street, will have a stock of fine jewelry
in few days.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-11-02

The policemen will give their annual
ball November 10th, in Clark's Hall. A
good time is expected.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-11-02
Teachers, Attention!

To the Teachers of Stark County: The
next annual session of the s. c. T. A.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-11-02

Goldberg Bros, SaxtOn Block, nave a
new and elegant line of fur lined clOaks.
Look at them.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-11-02

Mr.. Kagey clerk of the st. Cloud Hotel,
returned home on Monday from visit
to the west.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-06-24
Childrnn,a Fentival.

The pupils Of school No. o, sth district, held a
strawberry and floral festival In the school room,
on the evenings Of the sth and 9TH Of June, the
proceeds of which were 90 obtain a cabinet organ.
The sehoo-house 10 beautifully situated on an en-
in,nee commanding full view Of the surrounding
easn.ry. which !. not surpassed by any other pari
% baltimore county. II Il new building, hav-
ing been occupied but two years. II has one large
weil-yentilaied room and two vestibuies. II l.
nicely furnished, and when its doors were opened
precisely nj o'clock, every visitor expressed de-
light with the house and its surroundings.
The school children were designated from others
the girls wearing wreaths Of beautiful flowers and
the boys sprig Of moek-orange. The little girl,
presided at the different tables, while the boys
waited on the patrons Of the festival Il was real
ly surprising TO witness the energy Of these chill
dren in getting up and conducting their festival.
Such was their zeal tina, parents and persons in
the community became much interested by their
prattlings and constant solicitations.
The bsh- pond was q noticeable feature and
created much amusement, Maggie Ensor and Celia
Miles having charge. Annie Sparks and sallis
Miles kept the flower stand; Annie Beatty and
Bessie Price, Jacobs well Dora Miles and Lille
Matthews presided over the eonfcctonery-in fact
all the pupils, both boys and girls, took part
in the active work. They were ably assisted by
Misses Jennie Parsons. Minnie Marshail, Ruth
Brooks and Bcuiah Matthews, young ladies Of the
immediate neighborhood, who volunteered their
suecessfuiiy that Il was pronounced 10 be one Of
the best conducted and most enjoyable festivals
ever held In the community.
The net proceeds were SIS, and the festival
closed with a grateful ackno wlcdgement TO the
patrons and friends of the school, that the next
time they were invited 10 an entertainment on
Phiiopolis Heights, Il should not be gastronom.
icai but n musical and literary feast. The jingle
Of the dollars and dimes would be changed 10 the
sweet strains Of music, accompanied by sweetei
strains Of children's song.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-06-24
rhey wan. tho Knots United.

Mrs. Mary Martin, daughter Of Jonathan T..
Tracey, has fled \ bill In equity here for divorce
q riscHir nafriaenii from her husband. Luther A.
Martin. Complainant alleges that she married
respondent about November, 1919, and they lived
together In this county ill April, 1ss2, when he
abandoned her and went 20 Carroll county, where,
Il is alleged, be l. living with another woman. II
Il further alleged that they have eight children,
none Of whom are married, except two. Com
plainant states that she IL now living on \ farm
Of her husbands which contains some lis acres,
and 10 worth about $1,000, and that he has between
$500 and 81 900 worth Of personal property, and
that she 10 informed he intends dispoSing Of his
property. She therefore asks an injunction ta be
issued restraining him from dsposing ofhis prop
erty; that she may have the custody Of her two
minor children; that her husband may be required
10 provide for maintenance pending this suit and
afterward and pay proper fee 10 her counsel. The
Injunction was granted ~ prayed.
Cecilia Il. Stambaugh, Of 0ovanstown, also iled
Q bill for divorce riscaio natris,onH from her
husband, John p. stambaugh on the ground Of
desertisn and cruel treatment, aud that she may
be allowed the custody % her Eve children, whose
ages range from to 10 years. She alleges that
she has secured 20 her n lot Of ground with i'm.
provements but there u n mortgage on II 81 5000;
and she asks that she may DO allowed aiimony.
The parties were married September 20, 1861, and
70 IL alleged the husband left the State over three
years ago, and has resided beyond is limits ever
since.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-06-24

Tho new Presbyterian church at Granite. ID
district, was re-dedicatsd on Sunday last The
services were condueted BY Rev. Robt. II. VIII
lams, pastor In charge. whe read the dedieatery
prayer. Rev. A. NJ. Jelly. Of New Windsor Col.
lege, Carroll county preached an eloquent sermon.
Appropriate anthems and hymns we're sung BY the
choir Of Mount Psran Presbyterian church, Emory
Reese presiding at the organ, assisted By Mrs.
Mary worthington and Mr.. Philips. The Sunday
school vas rs.organifed In the afternoon, the
clergymsn already named delivering addresses.
The committee on repairs made . report Of re-
esipts and expenditures. Letters regreiting in
ability 10 be present were read from United States
Senator's Henry q. Davis, Of W. Va, and Hon. A.
p. German; also from Hon. James A. Gary.
These gentlemen have always taken great interest
IN the church. Messn. Davis and German having
formerly been members Of the congregation. A
lot for q cemetery contiguous 10 the church has
been purchased from Mr.. Tenant Nelson. The
church is solid granite structure, vas built In
1sis, Mr.. 7. J. Shepherd, late Of Philadelphia,
having been particularly efficient in providing
means for IL erection. Trustees Of the church
have been elected ~ follows; Rev. Rebt. II. VIII
liams, James W. Oauti, lehairman,l Nimrod Cos
nell, (treasurer,) James n. Burnham, (sscretary,l
John y. Evans and Robert 0rinn.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-06-24
From oardonv,lle. 18th District.

4 worm. supposed 10 be tho army worm. has
made its appearance in this neighbofhood and 4,
doing very great damage. They are about a,
thick as n eut.worm aud from one 10 two inches
In length and very black. The wheat 10 full Of
them and they eat all the blades but do not Gu.
much Of Il down. because. probably, tho straw Is
too hard. on young timothy they commence At
the top aud ca; about half way down. There are
millions Of these pests and nothing of the kind
was ever seen like them before.
The gfGen bug or louise or hy or whatever IL
may be, L. still in the wheat and rye and il also
attacking the oats. I do not think II has done
very much damage 10 the wheat so far. I notice
that some grains are turning white, as if the sub
stance had been extracted from them. some say
that the same insect was seen here about twenty
years ago, principally in the oats, and when
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-06-24
From un,onv,,le. 18th District,

Mrs. =. Callahan. whose illness mentioned
some time since, died al her residence on Thurs.
day, 18th Inst, and was buried al So. Johns Cath
ollie church, Long Green. where a large eoneoursc
Of sorrowing friends had gathered.
A temperance meeting was held In the school.
house at this place. on Saturday evening last, and
was largely attended.
Or. J. M. voikmar. graduate Of the Maryland
University, has located near this place, and will
engage In the practice Of bic profession.
The confirmation services Ia Trinity church. on
Sunday, iith inst, Of which I was unable 10 fur
nish you with an account in due time. 6ere very
largely attended. A class % eight were confirmed
by Right Rev. Vim. Pinkney--hve gentlemen aud
three yaung ladies. The music was Of the choicest
and most beautiful selections, and was conducted
by Mr.. Oliver, the organlst. The Bishops sermon
was very impressive and full % good counsel, his
text being from 81. Lake, 18th chap, 10th verse.
1.-TWO men went up into the temple 10 pray"
Mr. Peter Naflingers new residence, near this
place, will soon be completed aud when finished u
win be an ornament to the neighborhood. Uso.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-06-24
woodbury. and Vicinity.

The enthusiasm over tho encampment Of the q.
A. r. In Baltimore has extended 20 this place, and
Denison Post took n prominent part In the pro.
ceelings. Many visitors, glad to escape the heat
and dust Of the city, accepted Invitations from
members Of the Post and were their guests during
their visit Denison Post assembled at their
armory Wednesday morning, ut Z o'clock, under
command Of L. II. Dunn, with VIM. II. Foreman.
ajjutant. and marched by way Of Druid liii Park
TO their place in line Of procession. They made
splendid appearance, aud as they marched away
from their hall, accompanied by their drum corps,
to the tune u THE girl lsft behind me-" IL 70.
called to mind the stirring times Of 'Gi. when forth
they went with hfe and drum, ohedient 10 their
country's call.
hut how different their departure then and now.
Then the rayages Of civil war were threatening
90 rend assunder the country thcy loved 90 well /:
then the mothers sisters wives and children gased
with fearful eye and bleeding heart their loved
ones marched to meet the foe and lay their lives
sacrifice on the alter Of their country. Now hew
changed! Light hearted and gay the same COED
danes cheer them as they march away to meet In
friendship on Southern soil the men they met In
the fray some 20 years ago, 10 cement the bands
Of eternal friendship that shall, hope, ever exist
among freemen In this our glorious country, to
awaken thoughts Of the gallant heroes who q.
helled against Engiand's rule aud made us what
no should ever bo-the home Of the brave aud land
Of the free.
This place to-day Thursday has the appear.
ance Of holiday. Work. rs = general thing, las
been suspended. Some Of the mills and Poole A
Hunts shops are closed and cur people are hyhg
to the city, the Of the n. c. X. X. and Hamp-
den horse railway being packed. The Baltimore
and Delta would receive more attention from ibis
place if they would grade walk from their Hamp.
den station 10 Elm avenue.
Our fellow. townsman, Mr.. Robt. Poole, Of the
firm Of Poole Hunt, is again able to be out aad
visited the shops on Monday. The members Of
bis family, injured at the same time. are impror.
ing rapidly.
Roland Council, No. }, Legion Red Gross, 81 this
place, will make an excursion down the bay on
Saturday. They expect from six TO eight hundred
excursionists. Poole Hunt will close their shops
on that day, and pleasant time may be expected.
nRa
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-06-24
Items from Union. LIST District.

The factory machine shop at this place IL now
driven by cable wire extending from the factory
10 the shop, distance Of about 200 feet
Work on the new mill at this place IL now
progressing very rapidly, the walls Tor one story
having been nearly completed and the hooring 10
being laid. When completed this structure will
be used exclusively, understand, for the weaving
department.
A public meeting vas held here few days ago
for the purpose Of having . union basket picnic
Oh the 18th Of July. A committee was appointed
10 solicit subscriptions 10 buy the necessary re-
ffeshments for the occasion, which COMMITTEES,
learn, has met with considerable success. There
will DO nothing offered for sale, everything being
given free. A good time 10 anticipated.
The members Of the Union eornet band have re-
Gently purchased a set Of uniform caps and q Get
Of band lamps.
An entertainment, consisting Of declamasions,
reeitations and comedies, was given on Thursday
night June 22d BY some Of the ladies Of this place
for the beneh; Of the band.
Rev. Mr.. Roope, Of Carroll county, o minister
Of the Dunkard church, preached here on Sunday
morning last.
A yeuns lady named shrouder, employed In the
factory 1t this place. had the thumb and fingers
Of one Of her hands very badly lacerAtsd BY being
caught 10 some machinery In the mill on Tuesday,.
pArArsco.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-06-24
From Lauravills. Harford Road.

The ladies Of Eutaw ". p. church will hold a
fair and festival In the grove at Halls Springs, on
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday evenings Of
next weet. Proceeds for the benefit Of the church.
All arc cordially invited.
Mary Jaitner, . girl In the employ Of Mr.. En-
mel, Of this place, who had her hand 80 badly mu-
tilated in straw-cutter short time ago, has re-.
covered with the loss Of one finger, which had TO
be stipulated. She was attended BY DR.. Darling.
Mrs. Miller, formerly y resident Of Hartford
county, who had been here about four weeks, died
very suddenly on Sunday night last Of spasms.-
She was only III about twelve hours. DR.. Corse
was the attending hysiciap.
The wheat fields Of this vicinity have been al.
tackled by large numbers Of new species Of worm,
something like the eut.worm. They are also de.
stroying the grass. Commencing at the ground
they 90 TO the head, eating every blade and after.
wards Destroying the head itself.
We had heavy rain storm on Monday, accom-.
panied with some hail. but Il did very little damage
Crops are looking fine the prospects for wheat
barring the worm above alluded 20, never were
better ia this section.
Vegetables are abundant and prices are low
heard trucker say he would sell his lettuce for
20 cts. per box and be glad to get Il.
Maiarial fever IL not 20 prevalent 90 Il has been
In former seasons. Al this time last year there
were vefy large number Of cases In the neigh.
bsrhood, which were caused, no doubt, BY the con.
tinued drouth. RESIDENT.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-06-24
Grange Election,

Atthslats meeting Of Baltimore County Orange
held II the hall Of Centennial Grange, the follow.
Ing officers we're elected for the ensuing year;
MAster--c. Lyon Rogers.
0verseer-Daniei Jenifsr.
Lecturer-wiiliam ID. Sands.
Chaplain--A. J. Rogers.
steward-R. Vincent, Jr.
Asst. steward-wm. J. Blair.
Treasurer-George II. Msuyman.
Secretary-charies ID. Rogers.
Ceres-Mrs. Q. Lyon Rogers.
Pomona--Miss Nettie Scott.
Lady Asst. Steward-Miss Ella +. Jones.
Before the meeting adjourned Dr.. q. q. Dosisy
Of this place, delivered an address on "I.ims."
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-06-24
Rhooiina acrana.

On Sunday aftsrnooa last Michael Quinn, aged
&c years, living In Baltimore, was shot IN the bach
and seriously wounded, on the caiverton road, Ia
this county, BY q man named Thomas Norton,
also . resident of the city. The men had been
drinking freely and while waking along the road
Norton drew his pistol and commenced 6ring II
In the air. Quinn demonstrated with him and Just
then the pistol was fred again, the ball striking
Quinn In the back three inches 10 the len Of ths
spinal column, fraeturing the tenth rib. Tbs
city but the surgeons did not succeed In finding
the ball. Norton says that he did net mean "a
shoot his friead and Quinn exonerates him FROM
all blame. The wound is not necessarily fatal.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-06-24
Items from Perry Han, nth District.

A few days ago while Charles Horn was descend
Ing Putty hill his horse SHE'D throwing ths wagon
into the ditch. There were three persons In the
wagon but fortunately noneof them we're injured.
A green worm or bug has attacked the wheat In
this neighhorhood and II IL feared that serious
damage will result.
NJ. =. PieksFt l. replacing hi. old house with
n snug new one.
Thstruckers ofthis vicinity were obig sd 70 plani
their lima beans several times, great deal q The
seed having rotled In the ground.
The rattle 81 moving machines may now be
heard n the aeldl, and harvest may bs aid 70
have commenced 10 earnest. II.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-06-24
Haraa afolan.

About two weeks ago while Mr.. WIN. s. Rut-
ledge, Of Marshails district, Hartford county, was
returning from Baltimore with his team, be stop
ped over al night at John Smith's tavern, on the
Jarrstfsviils pike. twe miles above Meredith's
bridge. During the night . thief entered the
stable and stole thsrsfrotm Mr. Rutledge's best
horse, and taking saddle and bride bslonging
% Mr.. Smith, made tracks for Massn 4 Dixon's
line. The thief vas tracked 10 Stswsrtstoun,
York county, we're ali traces u him were Lost.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-06-24
Serious Driving Accident.

Miss Morn Kellogg. daughter Of Mr.. Henry
kellogg, met With . serious accident 40 Luther-
Vile, on Thursday morning last. She was seated
with her iittle sister In . Dayton wagon when the
hsrse became unmsnagsbls and dashed against q
tree, tearing the top % the wagon u and throw
Ing the oceapsnts cut. Miss Kellogg uAs render.
ed unconscious for time aud was very Seriously
bruised and shocked. but no bones we're broken.
The child escaped. The unfortunate young lady
was removed 70 her fathers residence, near the
scene VI the accident. where she vas attended By
H. peshisa
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-06-24

Mails heretofore closing at The Baltimore post
olies for the Western Maryiand Railroad ~ Gas
g. ~ win hereafter elese at s.e0 A. N. The recent
change In schedule ofthe Western Marylsnd breaks
The conneciion Il Yofk rosd with The Frederick
division Of the psnnlyivnnia Failroad. Mails for
The latter road viii " sent via York, and be de-
HseFsi IN he afternoon. instead % In he moFn-
ine, a. before The chssgs-
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-06-24
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colorsd Bush Aieetines &C

A bush.mssting win be held In the woods al
Kinks old mill, on woodbourne avenue, near 60
Jamestown. Sunday, June 25th. Mrs. Dsbora
fitehs,t will be present.
A bush-meeiing will also be held In Payns's
Grove, on the Iiiilen road, Towsontown, Sunday.
July ID. In the afternoon = sermon will b
preached to the secret societies. Both meeting,
win DO In charge % Rev. J. n. Manley.
A concert will be held II 50. Panl's church, Law.
endsr lin, Tuesday night, June 9Th.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-06-24
To Exercise Your Thoughts.

Editors UHiea lit IL asserted By some that the
nearer We can hitch horse 10 the load the easier
he can do his work. II this u true, will some
Who knows give us the theory or explain the rea-
son why Il is 80? q.
NUMERICAL ESionA.
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Ny 10, 3, II IL girls name.
Ny Q, 10, 3 IL 70 command.
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Ny Z, 10, 10 what every person has.
Ny whole Il . terrible and fatal disease. s.
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the figures I. :, 3 5, 9, 7.s,o Q, IN such pc
lilion that uhen addod together viii count 1907
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-06-24
A Nocturns In Black and Blue.


The silver moonbeams hickered with the shadows
on the floor,
And he covered both her rosy cheeks with kisse,
Ger and DER;
Bat he never will 90 back again TO do u any more,
For her father lay In walt for him bshind the par.
ior door.
Aud the rrstiing rose leaves tremblsd in = sudden
rushing roar,
And be felt . strange sensation that he'd never
felt before;
And an anguish thrilled his being 10 It's utmos,
mortal core,
And be felt ~ though his body vas one vast and
aching sore.
Nov he'll never sersnsde her with the tvasgins
Of his iuts;
From the tree Of disappointment he has eaten Bit
ter fruit;
And he's sworn that he will never never press his
loving suit
boof
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-06-24

Mr.. Patrick 0'Brisn has bssn Awarded IN ID
ditisnal esntraet for grading. Ae., % EdmouaseI
avenue, from The east side Of The bridge ore
Gwynn's falls 10 The Caivsrton road The con
tracts Cor The balance 81 The wark wiil soon b
awarded.
Esr ssAsr Lssar Eaas.. see e H.gs.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-06-24
RobbinR q Houss.

A man named Frank Geek entered The houss %
Capt Howes Parker, IN the iith District last FAT
urday. and stole therefrom 600 In money. cons-
table n. J. White arrested Cook and lodged him
In jail
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-06-24
Another oId Defender.

NJ. Paul Rust. Who Vas soldier In the war Of
lsi2-ri, died 81 his residence In Baltimore, on
Thzrsdsy, aged 80 years. He uas . native Of
Baltimore county, having been born near Cations
willie. In his early life he was successful farmer
and retired from active businsss ssventssn yeAr'
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-06-24

We reiurn thanks % eur friend and isiAF-
toubsman, Major Jesse s. liant. for qnaniiil 30
beautiful cherries, The anss, We hass sssn thIsy h.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-06-24
Miscellaneous.

assets january lat, 1859, 1891 ,s05.Gs.
TNiiE attention Of farmers l. directed TO the great
i advantages In the way Of Fire Insurance., Of
iertd by the above Company.
It's assets amount 20 over 81 ,000, 900, 90 that
failure Il absolutely impossible.
IL insures nothing bat Dwellings and Farm
Property, rejecting all risky property, such A.
manufacturing or mercantile establishments.
IL not only pays for all losses by Ere, but for
das'ags. done by LighfHiTy, whether Ere snsues or
not.
I; also pays for Lire Stock killed by lightning
any where the farm. The latter feature win
commend this Company TO the farming community.
The terms which property l. insured are as
favorable those Of amy other Company In this
country.
A large number Of prominent and weil-kna-h
persons have already attested their confidence In
this Company by insuring their property therein,
and whose names will be furnished on application
20 us.
For further particulars. rates. &c., call on OF
address. n. l.. BOWEN, Agent,
Towsontown, baltimore county, Nd.
Fsb.ii.'s2y.