The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-12-14

PEEsoSAL--aJ ] Kicks, Esq. one Of the editors
Of the Knoxville Chronicle is in the city a visit
to his friends.
The marriage of Mr.. Clarence NJ McClain and
Miss Mary Parsons At the Presbyterian church
on Thursday last was very gay and pleasant af-
fair. and was an example worthy OF being followed
name.
Quarterly meeting at the M z church, on satur-
day and Sunday next, Preaching by Rev. DR.
Hunter, presiding elder.
The Akron Beacon reports i've cases Of small
Pox IN this city; Not true TssTe is net a case Of
that disease In the city or neighbOrhood.
When next the DKMocRAr presents itself to its
nve thousand readers, time win have carried as
AL into the last half Of the last month Of the year
OF our Lord Eighteen Hundred and SeVenty-one
and with the year take its place In times great
ocean that H. swallowing up everything, leaving
traces OF its existence except on mem,ry'e
waste But VIII wait until shalt have gone and
five arS permitted TO witness the incerninE or
the new year ls7a, We may say something -by way
TIE CoURr OF COMMON PLKAs.-The tribunal above
named docs not meet in the Tuscarawas Valley
and may not be q proper subject for local itsm
from Massillon, but the writer has had
to do with the Court than any thing else for
few weeks. it will do to say little about the do
IN 1Pflrst Judicial term. he having served ave
years 20 the acceptance Of tho people OF the first
subdivision Of the ninth district, and reelected
for second term The last term OF the Court fbr
1871 u shout TO Close this being the sixth week
it has aisposed eI large amount of fbusiness, the
yhiciEwus tried second tiras, and 4 second tir1a
the jury disagreed. The charge AGAINST the de-
fendnnt Was AtAbbing with intent to kill and
wound What vial be the final disposition Of the
case We not. at this writing advised ON both
trials the State was represented by VIM. McKin-
ley, Jr. Esqr., Prosecutor, and r II Folrer and
the defence was managed by W Lynch Esor
Prosecutor elect and Peace, Esqr.
Bishop Mc1lvAine will preach at St. Timothy's
Protestant Episcopal church on Friday-to-morrosTN
evening-and willadministsr the rite Of confrrIia-
tion, fact that need only be mentioned 70 secure
= large attendance.
At this writing, Wednesday morning, there is a
fair prospect Of thaw. The Ice men are harvest
ing crop for next summers use.
Msssrs. Atwater 4 Co. are, with Mr.. H Beatty
making bloody work among some hundreds OF
hogs daily the hill in the east part OF the city
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its commencement, to ~ Sahin 4 Sens American
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Tho Zieliey House. always pleasant hotel, was
especially gay last Thursday evening the oc-
casion ofthe Promenade and Concert The ladies
OF the Protestant Episcopal church had the man
agement. Receipts $40.