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The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1889-09-11
Matt Nelson & Co,



Uncle Pete went to see a ball game
last Saturday. It was his first view
Of such q contest In ten years, and he
looked somewhat disappointed as the
innings rolled of with machine like
promptness, but he said nothing until
he was on board homeward bound
car. Then his nephew addressed him;
what do you think Of it, uncle2"
THAT was baseball game, was it,"
"Of course it was. Why do you ask
THAR"
sand they call that playings"
Certainly"
Nobody punched nobody else from
one end to the otherG''
mo, indeed"
"And the umpire was not kicked
off the fleld2"
'That is rare diversion nowadays"
"And the whole eighteen men
didn't huddle together in a bunch and
jaw every time man was called out2"
,.'Oh, no."
"And nobody didn't steal the best
bats and make of with the spare balll"
''That is impossible under the pres
ent arrangement"
"And the whole thing didn't wind
up in free fight9"
"You saw that it didn't"
II know that / saw it didn't, and
also know a game Of real baseball
when l see it, and that COMPOUNDED
croquet party that we paid % to look
at is no more like the real game they
used to play than an amateur minstrel
show is like genuine fun. Let's get of
here and moisten. Charleston En-
terprise. =.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1889-09-11
Books About the Jews.

A we'll known book publisher was
demonstrated with the other day for
selling the sensational book about the
Jews compiled by the Greek ''educa-
tionalist" who has figured extensively
in the papers Of late.
why" said the publisher, II am a
friend Of the Jews and some Of my
best patrons are Jews. The book only
sells among them. As soon as I get
through with one lot my Jewish
friends wish to buy more"
This remark u true and tells itsown
moral-Jewish Messenger.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1889-09-11

Excursion tickets at low rates
will be sold to all Summer Resorts
throughout the country by the East
Tennessee, Virginia & Georgia r.
r. commencing June 1st good to
return on or before October 3lst.
Fast train service with Pullman
cars. B. w. WRENN,
Gen. Pass. 4 Ticket Agt.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1889-09-11

Mamma-(to Edie, aged 81 years
just home from her first morning at
the kindergarteo)- Edie,
how did you like it," Edie-T
didn't like 1t q bit. The teacher put
me on chair and told me to sit
there for the present. And I sat
and sat and she never gave me the
preeent."--Ex.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1889-09-11

King Macbeth ives dsfeatsd at Dun
shame, Perthshire, Scotland By 81
ward, Earl Of Northumberland, July
q. 1854. After this dsisaA Macbeth.
i h said, vas pursued 70 LnmphAna.
in AberdeemhkA and thsFs claim
lOs6 o. iVs7.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1889-09-11
MCMILLAN HOUSE,
Corner Of state ana union sts.

Corner Of State and Union 6ts.
This House Is one of the MOST
CONVENIENT and BEST In the
city for regular and transient BOARD
ers. Table supplied with the best
the market affords. We will make
1T to your interest to call on US
Terms reasonable.
g. CATE, Proprietor,
Knox vile, Tenn.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-08
CITY NEWS.

The Protected Home Circle met last
night.
Thomas II, Brltten and Alice M.
White Of Hartyille have been licensed
10 wed.
The board Of inlrmary directors are
In session to-day transacting routine
business,
The Mckinley club met last night
and transacted some business OF u
routine nature.
Justice Ringle will huld no court on
Thursday no will spend the day at
Chippewa Lake.
The NEws'DEMocRAT Is now on
sale at Wilhelm Bros. grocery, corner
South Cherry and Charles streets,
A gentleman residing at No. 327 East
TuacaraWaa street desires II stated that
tho well known character who formerly
lived there has moved away,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Sexauer return
their heartfelt thanks TO friends and
neighbors for the kind expression Of
sympathy extended them In their late
bereavement.
II was not Emma Graber who com.
planned 10 Justice Wettach that John
Wank had money belonging TO her, II
was just the opposite, john claims that
Emma has $40 belonging 10 him,
A young calf left In the cattle yard Of
the O., q, Il $, railway, Monday, Is be-
ing cared for ut No. n Robins street
The name Of the owner is desired by
tho Humane Society.
Probate Judge Fawcett this morn
ing sentenced Mike Adley 10 live days
imprisonment aud fined him $40 ana
costs for agsOulting Marshal Stahl OF
Navarro. Thomas Adley was sentenc.
cd TO two days imprisonment
The Biblical Reading Circle Of the
Episcopal church meets In the church
tomorrow, Thursday, evening ut 1880
o'clock 10 discuss the second chapter of
Giekie's "GlouIs With the Bible" vol.
M. All members are urged to attend
and strangers are invited
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-08
CITY PERSONALS.


Mr., u, l., Vickera ia In Cleveland TO-
day on business,
Mr., j. 3. Ooxey of MaaaillOn was In
the city YESTERDAY.
Constable Weber is In slabtOwn to-
day on legal bualneah,
MIR, II. y, Marehand of Alliance is at
the barnett House to-day,
d. O, M, Monroe, of Minerva, Is In
tho city today on buhineha,
Anna and Wallace FOulka are visit,
ing In Oolumbiaha county,
Dr. X. q. Scotia prominent phyalc-
ian OF Cleveland, 10 IN tho city to-day,
Austin Julian, OF Findey, Ia Waiting
Phil BernhOur IN North Cleveland ave-
nue,
W. IL. Kreiter and II, Park, two bust.
neha mea OF Maeaillon, are IN the city
to-day,
w. Green, OF JohnatOwn, one of the
survivors OF the recent disaster there,
was In tho city to-day on business.
Miss May WattemOn, OF West Ninth
street, has taken pleasant trip 10 the
west, nhe will return IN two months,
Mrs, A, j. Flnney Of Conneaut, o.,
Ia Waiting at tho home OF Mr.. and Mrs,
Allen Cook, on North Cherry street
Several members OF the Salem Gun
Club, who shot match with Canton
club yesterday remained In Canton To-
day,
Misa Mary Frazer OF New York Ia
visiting ut tho residence OF her cousin,
Charles II. Frazer, In North Cleveland
avenue
The Misses Martin and Miss Jesale
Mcdowell arc yi6lting NJ the residence
OF Capt. HOuael Nv Middleblanoh for u
foW days.
Mira. II. N. Bailey ana daughter May,
OF Troy, N. y, are visiting ~ tho home
OF Mr. Jas. Jones, at No, ~ West Ray
n0lda street,
Mr.. Clarence Bowman of the Cedar
Valley Diatillery OF Wooster, was In
the city Oday with City Clerk Loenler
OF Mashlll0n.
Mr.. A. T.. Hurford, who has been
travelling through the west for tho last
two months, arrived homo this morn.
Ing looking wen,
The party OF ladies' and gentlemen
who attended the "McUue Party at
MaaAillQn lastnlght returned this morn.
Ing on Tho 0l2B uain. tl
MIR N. II. Rrice and and little daugh-
ter Fanny arc spending few days
with their cousin, Mr.. William Nc.
Kimm aud son In Bedford, Ohio.
Mrs. Caroline Chambers, who has
been visiting with Mrs. Geo. Cook, on
South Market street the past week, re-
turned 10 her home In Plttsburg this
morning.
Geo. W, Lynch, the venerable dray-
man, who went west about three years
ago, is out with a new double rig ready
" servo his old customers aud new
ones 40 IN former times
Professor Eugene Hanke, better
known aa Frank Howard, the famous
boy roller skater, viii give an exhlb.
ton OF high rope walking at the llur'
ford House tomorrow evening,
Mrs, John Malline, Of Youngstown,
Ohio, ~ Ia the city visiting friends and
relatives. Mrs. Malline Is the widow Of
the late John Malllne, who NJ one time
time was one OF the principal grocery
| dealers In this city.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-08
COURT HOUSE NEWS.

Levi Walker has been appointed
guardian OF lebedlah Walker OF
Paris township.
Mary Guittard has been appointed
Administrative OF the estate of Francis
Gulttard, deceased, late OF Loulayllle,
Marriage licenses have been issued 10
Ira N Rhodes and Lizzie GaTtner, OF
Canton, Howard Wright and Katie
Wltzgall, OF Maxine,
Lucinda Meyers has commenced suit
II common pleas court 10 restrain her
husband from collecting tho rent and
dlapoBing or the produce raised on
their farm. THIS 10 the Outgrowth OF u
divorce suit commenced some months
ago.
Max Bonmorltz, OF MaasilloD, was up
before Probate Judge Fawcett this
morning on q peace proceeding com,
menced against him by Samuel PreBkey.
IL was charmed that Bonmorltz threat.
ened 10 shoot Preakey, He was placed
under $500 10 keep the peace for one
year,
Tho following Jurors we're drawn
yesterday for the next term of probate
court: Henry III. Snyder, Tuscarawas;
Harmon Shriver, Massillon; Andrew
Butt, Bethlehem; Joseph Grant Wash
lngtoni John Brumbaugh Lake; j.
Miller, Mas6illon; Samuel b. Reed,
Cantonj Joseph ID, Miller, Canton;
Frank Paumier, Nimlshilleni Abraham
Coldren, Canton; Jacob Baughman,
Canton; Franklin Seaman, Pike,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-08
A TR1aHTnN nD HORSE


Badly Iniuroa It0 Youthful Drivor, Deoa
Some Damage and CauBoa droat Nx-
oitomont.
A runaway occurred nj 10 o'clock
this morning on South Market street,
A horse attached TO pie wagon which
belongs TO Lamb Il Little Of West Fifth
street, and driven by boy by the name
OF Horton, was being watered at the
pump mt the corner Of Market and
Ninth streets. IL took fright at the
electric light lamp at that crossing be.
ing lowered and started up Market
street at break neck speed. When In
front of Holliger's clothing store the
pic wagon collided with a horse and
buggy hitched In front OF the store, up.
tipping both the pie wagon and buggy
The boy was thrown under, The wagon
and dragged for almost half square
before the horse could be stopped by T.,
Obinger and Mr.. Stimmel, who livea
south of Canton, The horse was terri
bly, frightened, and u required the on.
tire strength Of these two men TO get
him conquered. Tue boy was taken TO
the rear OF Mckenzie u Roble's store
where DR.. Fraunfelter examined him,
and found no was badly bruised but no
bones broken. H0 was then taken TO
his home on West Fifth street In q
coach. The damage To the wagon was
slight considering the way 10 was hand
led by the horse.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-08
POLICE POINTERS.

Some days ago OnlCer Smallneld pur.
chased u torch which he was gong to
use for fishing purposes, Last night
he was taking IL home, and when he
discovered lieinhold Zimmerman lying
at the foot of the stairs he
laid the torch down. When no returned
from police headquarters II was gone,
and the officer Is now looking for the
man who took II.
David Farmer was arrested last night
by Onlcers McCurdy and Maurer for
drunkenness. He will be given II hear.
ing later on.
This morning Officer Slagle arrested
w. T. Robinson, the fish man, for drunk.
enness. He was lying on East Fifth
street, He viii be given u hearing
later on.
Curb Woods Of Hanover, was ar
rested this morning by officer Beder-
man for drunkenness. He was lying
on the IT, Wayne track when dis
covered.
"Chub" Plero was up before Mayor
Blake this morning. He was fined S5
aud costs for creating q disturbance.
On the charge of assault and battery
and carrying concealed weapons he
pleaded not guilty and was held for
rial on Friday In the sum Of $500,
The preliminary trial OF William
Leslie, charged by Frank Brauchler
with an assault with intent to kill, Is
being held this afternoon before Jus.
tice Reigner, Judge Mong representing
he defendant, and A. 5, Van Buskirk
the plaintiff.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-08
A GRAND PICNIC.
The Sons Of 81. George JOlll-
fy To-Day.
Fifteen Lodges Assist the Local
Order IN Celebrating,
And q Conservative EetImate OF the
Plcnlellera Ia Put at J,OOO-The
Visiting Delegations,

This Ia the day on which the Sons OF
III, George jOllify
And tho are jollifying in royal style
at Meyers Lake to-day with their
friends from all over this part Of the
state.
This 10 the amalgamated picnic OF
the Aons Of NJ. George OF Clewland and
Akron, and OF the counties OF Stark
and Columblana. Tho local order has
perfected Rrrangementa for an unuau'
ally successful pionic, From the way
ln which, members Of visiting
orders and their frlenda poured
In this morning great confidence
was felt In the work Of the local order,
On the early morning trains the Wis
itlng delegations came and tho main
thoroughfarea, streets and sidewalks
we're llned with people,
The sound OF martial music 0lled the
early morning air, and delegation
from the local order waa kept busy In
receiving the visitors,
Akron districtwas here with some
iyehundred picnickera from Akron and
Wadsworth, Cleveland district, com
prlsing Aye orders, lahore in full force,
Tho Abraham Lincoln Lodge OF
MaSaillon with over twenty
men, Is here, and march
ed along 'ruscarawas in good
form headed by the City Band, Tho
Mmglowood band Of North Lawrence
10 here and discouraed ilne stratus on
the principal streets. Tho delegations
from Alliance, Salem and points In Co
lumbiana county was large
The excursionIsts congregated about
the public square and boarded the cara
for tho Lake as soon as they arrived.
IL was almost twelve before the wants
Of the people were satlehed.
The attendance at the Lake shorsly
after noon was estimated by u conaer-
yator visitor at 1900. Since that the
cars bound for that pleasure resort
have been heavily loaded and At .
o'clock there must have been over 5000
people upon the grounds, This denotes
In q measure the success of tho picnic
AKRON ToU0ns ASSAULT A MAN.
Atnoon TO day fight was reported
on one Of the lake cars.
Six very seedy customers halllng from
Akron boarded u car NJ the First NJ, Il
church aud showed disposition "
carry things with q high hand
There were very few men on the car
The women there reported that the dis
turbers were not members OF the order
of the Sons of 81. George,
Conductor Smith expostulated with
tho roughs In their eleyating their feet
on the back OF the beats In front OF
them. IL was Of no avail When near
the switch at the Dueber works the
conductor ordered the men Off, They
responded by assaulting him. II would
have cared badly with him II Superin'
tendent Stanton and several other drly
ers had not como 10 his assistance, they
returning in empty cars from the lake
The men have not been arrested
The city band orchestra furnished
the music for the dance In the payil
lion. The sports Of the day consist q
of n 100 yard foot race, running mgl
Jump, one mile walking match, wheel
barrow race, crickett match, sack race
Quoits, long Jump, swimming match
one mile race, potato race and boa'
race.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-08
AN IMPORTANT MOVE.

A Committee Appointed by tho Water
Worm pruateoa 10 Secure tho Right OF
Way for Moro Wolla.
The water works trustees met In the
ollce In the city hall Tuesday evening
with all the members present.
The superintendent reported that he
could llnd no suitable secondhand
pump for the new wells being drilled.
IL was ordered that the new wells be
Joined by section pipe and centered
NJ the bay. Superintendent Ohliger aud
Trustee Hogan were appointed as a
committee 10 map out sizes and the
manner In which this should be done
Secretary Field and Trustee Pau
were empowered 10 secure the right OF
way up aud down the creek near the
station for the drilling Of more wells,
Bills 10 the amount Of 5000 were
ordered paid, This includes the last
payment on the pump, S3SG6 32, The
trustees have now paid Tor the build
ings, pumps, etc, at the station.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-08

be secured for some time yet" The only
way 10 obtain a pension Ia 10 apply nm
der the existing laws, Az there IL no
charge for advice, II will pay them 10
call on mo with their discharges and
pension certificates, and all other pa
pera pertaing 10 claims, / make u
speciality of old aud abandoned claims,
viii also assist claimants In preparing
testimony necessary to complete llRimA
and deaire them 20 call with their wit
neaaea. AZ 10 my standing before the
pension department at Washington
would refer the comrades 10 the follow
Ing peraOnai Senator John sherman,
COngTeasmen Major VIM. Mckinley ,Jr,
and y, u, Taylor, Il, ID, WoodwOrth,
Ex, M, o., ana j, w. Beede, commander
Tod Post No, 20, Youngstown, Ohio,
and M. l., smyBer. NJ, o., Wooster,
Ohio. h. q, CALLAHAN,
u, Claim and Pension Attorney.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-08
NEWS IN BRIEF.

Boulangcr Ia 10 remain In London.
The Gauter mills Ut Johnstown are
ready 10 resume operations,
Rains throughout England are doing
great damage 70 the wheat crop.
The body Of child was taken out Of a
cellar In the Johnstown ruins ON Tue8-
day,
james McGowan fell out Of q altiG and
was drowned In the Monongahela river
at Greensburg Tuesday.
Peter BOnionto, an Italian, was ar-
rested In Pittsburg Tuesday for criminal
ly assaulting l2-year-old child,
Four cases Of smallpox have been
quarantinod at Lemam, Ia. The disease
was contracted Gt Sunday school,
The hop crop In New York state has
been badly damaged by blight, Not
moro than half q crop win be secured.
A young girl named Boshlior, living
at Elkhart, Ind, was restored 30 life
while lying IN her ahroud awaiting
burial.
In tho elections at Salt Lake the Cen
tiles carried the city by a majority OF II,
which insurcs o Gentle government next
February /
Twelve thousand cookers are out In tho
Scottdal0 field, Operators have mado a
proposition 20 the strikers but II has
been refused. /
Franklin, the missing Pittsburg hotel
clerk, has been heard from, lie prom
igcs 70 return next week and fix
things up,
The rod mill Of Oliver g. Roberts,
Pittsburg has resumed work, the strike
being settled by the firm giving the men
the rates demanded.
Seventy.nvo Of the 100 girls who
struck NJ the Reading Hosiery mills have
returned 20 work. The other % declare
that they will not yield.
Newton S. Phelps, vice commodore OF
the Rochester Yacht club dropped dead
with heart disease while ON u cruise
with company from Rochester
Information was received nj Mont
gomcry last evening that Dick Tatc,
Kcntucky's dei0ulting state treasurer,
has been arrested in Scottsboro Ala.
The excursion steamer Annie plying
on Mobile bay, was burned at her wharf
to-day, Loss, S5,OOOi insurance, $1,000.
The fire was probably Of inccndiary
origin,
The president has granted pardons In
the cases Of John w, Bmkley and Ora
Staloy, each Of whom was convicted OF
passing counterfeit coin, the former In
Georgia and the latter in Indiana.
GarliclSs dam, ot Meriden, Conn. ,
holding back sovonty.llvo acres Of water,
ten feet deep, broke Tuesday morning
and n torrent Of water swept through a
wild valley, No lives were lost, and no
great damage is reported.
Forest fires are raging in the noun
tains north of Seattle, w. H., as far na
Salmon river extending over an area Of
about 100 square miles, The damage 10
timber will exceed Sl,0O0,OO0, Rain is
the only hope to stop the fires
John h, Roach of the Chester, Pa. =,
ship yards, says Nore Is absolutely no.
truth in the published statement that q
syndicate Of capitalists, headed by @. p.
Huntington, the railway magnate wero
looking at the works with Wow TO
purchasing them,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-08
A BOLD SNEAK THIEF

Entors House In Broad Daylight and
Mpkos'Away With Sum OF Monoy.
Report was made at police headquar-
tem this morning that o sneak thief
had entered Edward Garlows resi-
dence, 1914 West Fifth street, and stolen
considerable amount OF money. A
canvasser who was selling paper and
envelopes Is suspected Of having done
the job. He was ut the house twice
during the morning. The last time he
was seen coming out Of the side door,
The hired girl aiked him what he want.
ed, and the manreplied that he wanted
TO sell some paper.
At that he started down street. The
girl discovered Mr.. Garlows pants in
sitting room, and his empty pocket
book lying besldethem. The amount
OF money taken from the pocket book
Is not known, as both Mr.. and Mrs.
Carlow are employed at the Dueber
works. The police are looking for the
man who wanted 70 sell paper and en-
velopeH.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-08
AHAaRow nsuAPn,

A Member OF tho Grand Army Orchestra
Falls Down htaira, Hut Fortunately BUS
tAins No Serious Injuries,
AT an early hour this morning iteln-
hold Zimmerman, OF the Grand Army
Orchestra, met with an accident which
might have resulted herlOuhly, The
orchestra had been NJ tho C0ne0fdla
piclic and Zimmerman returned 10 the
city somewhat tired, lie had his baae
violin with him and started 10 20 10 the
rooms used by tho orchestra, In South
Market street,
When near the top OF the stairs hs
fell and came tumbling down with the
violin, His head struck on the iron
plate at the bottom OF the stars. ON
cor hmallheId heard the noise aud when
he arrived NJ tho stairway no found
Zimmerman lying IN an unconscious
condition. Ills head was bleeding aud
II was feared he was aerl0ualy injured
He was taken 10 police headquarters
and DIR. Marchand called 10 attend the
injured man. When no arrived no dis
covered no bones we're broken aud Mr.,
Zimmerman was taken 10 hla hOme on
East North street, While his injuries
are very painful they are not dangerous,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-08
TwnNrY r1vn snwnR HANps

90 Out on Strito This Morning---Thoy
claim Thoy Havo Not Received Thor
Pay,
This morning twenty 1--WE men who
have been working for Contractor John
Skeels On the South Cherry street sewer
went out on u strike. The men claim
they have not been paid for three OF
four weeks and refuse TO work any
more until they get their money. They
say they were promised their pay yes.
tefday and last night we're told they
would get II this morning, The money
was not forth coming, hence the strike
II is probable the men will be paid aud
return TO work soon.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-08
npGpoRIA1 seuGps.

THE statement peddled by Day BE.
hind newspaper that an option existed
on the Canton street railway was in
tended to serve its readers as u "scoop,"
No doubt, anybody who has the money,
1t will take to buy the property, has an
option on IL, Newspaper readers don't
generally consider that news, however
SAM ROBERTS in q dispatch TO his
Canton organ reports large Democratic
gains In Lexington, Ky, and says
"LoadiRg Democrats pero so dis5UStod
that tdey goted loiH the Republicans"
Our readers will obgerye an incongruity
between the "gains aud The leading
Democrats but that Is Of slight con.
sequence, The "gains' arc indisputed
CADIz will organize n Young Mems
Democratic Club onnext Monday, Hon,
John Il. Monnot will address the organ.
ization IN the evening. He will tell the
Democrats of Harrison county some
stubborn truths.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-08

Our readers have doubtless often
noticed that Hoods Sarsaparilla is well
spoken Of in the newspapers. The press
Is quick to recognize merit, and does
not hesitate TO give praise where IT is
due. The following is from the Bap'
tlst Weekly, q leading religious paper;
advertising may bring an article
promptly before the public, but no ad.
yettising can long help 1t ii II has not
real merit. Hoods Sarsaparila Is well
advertised. but the best proof of its
value Is that so many persons use 1t on
the recommendations of friends who
have proved Its peculiar virtues"