The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-11-30
NAssTLI.ON CORREsPONDENCE.

Mr.. Hughes, Street Commissioner, a
making grand improvement on Be
street in filing up the road bed Wefpe
he will make it fit to drive over in sAr-
riage, and that sjust what it has not Been
for years.
PLUMBING AND GAS FITTING. - The
Brothers Hess, known as Hess & Brother,
are doing all sorts of jobs IN the way Of
gas fitting, and are entirely reliable. They
are clever gentlemen and do their work to
everybody's satisfaction who employs
them They are on Erie street, north Of
Main
The unpretending little chapel at the
corner of East and North streets will be
opened on next Lords day, at which time
DR.. S. E. Pease, of Ashland, will speak.
Our much esteemed friend, D. w.
Huntsman, who can set type, or make up
form, sell bed room or parlor set of
furniture, and who lives in Allegheny city,
was among his old friends day or two
since. He is selling very nice goods for
parlors, dining rooms, and bed rooms, and
says he will sell cheap. Call and see him
in Allegheny city.
"SEE WINrER CoMEs"- Wednesday,
November 29Gh. snow, wind, et ceterG.
Sad and gloomy is the out look. Is there
any thing sadder than cold, cheerless
November day.? Burns wrote of ''Chtll
November's surly blast" Novemberis rs
chill now as it was when the Ayrshire
ploughman wrote of The Banks and
Braes O. Bonnie Doom"
New FIRM. = Messrs. Gerould & Nc
Cullough have formed partnership in the
practice of medicine and surgery Their
office is in the Opera House. They are
skilled in their profession and unders tand
''An' then a Doc or's saws an whittes
Ofa' dimensions Shapes az mettlrs.'
While we hope for their success. we can
not help hoping nobody wlii be slck enough
to need physician. but If anybody. who
reads the DeMocRAT, toW get sick, let hLp
so to Gerould & Mccullough and get cured.
We regret to notice the burning of the
house of Adam Oberlin. E-q.. OF uscara7
was township, on Saturday last LOGS
$4,000.
Bro Frost talks about the price of pork.
Cowper saws: Good Musselmen abstain
from p 'rk.' We Alwayssuppose that Mr..
Frost was Grahamite.
OYsfER SUPPER AT THE OPERA House
On Tuesday night there was a grand
entertainmenCatt the Opera House. Things
of the past are hardly worth mentioning
IN these fast times, but that social gather
ing will always hnger in memry's waste.
William Rogers, ex Street Commits
sioner. obtained judgment last week
against the city of Massillon for $548 90.
Folger for plaintiff, the City Solicitor for
defendant.
Has Warren Richards, Esq, Justice of
the Peace elect, opened an Office, and
where2 Is it in the fourth ward?
Gen. Fitzpatrick will lecture in Salem
on Christmas day, and Mark Twain will
lecture there on the 8th of January. If
there was any taste for lecture of any
sort in Massillon, they might be got to
lecture IN that city.
COMING To MAssILLoN-Edward Nc
Clymonds, Esq, will open an Office and
commence the practice of the law In this
city in few weeks. Mr.. McClymonds is
very clever gentleman and can count on
us as one who will advance his interests
Senaper ct atbiqtte.
"Come and trip it as you 60" Tuesday
night was a gay night at the American.
The young gentlemen and young Misses
had gay time, and are going to dance
periodically. They call their society ''The
Sans Souci" Why don't they call it The
Sans CatlotteS2
ALMOST AN Academia few days
since, as the morning express train bound
east passed this city. the writer got on
board and got a seat with gentleman
bound to N. Y, and learned that on get
ting up the Wooster grade. the Gleeping
car became detached from the train. The
car was well filed AS it became detsch-
ed, the tram moved on severing the bell
cord, which, of course, attracted the atten-
ton of the employees on the train. and on
enquiry it was ascertained that the sleep
ing car was left. The train was backed
up and the sleepers were again connected
with the train. and went on. Had the
separation taken place on the Wooster
grade, what would have become of the
sleeping car and lis inmates