The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-01-26
MAssILLON CORRESPONDENTS.

Profanity SAFE.-The latest accounts
from the wrecked sailors of the Saginaw
indicate that they will have a few saved by
relief from the Sandwich Islands. The
next word from them is looked for with
great anxiety.
LAST Wednesday evening a snow storm
commenced at z O'Clock, and continued
until this writing. Thursday morning
there is good %sleighing.
MEssRs. Lee & Slower are selling as nice
an article of Coal as can be had in any
market, at reasonable prices. Send in
yourorders.
Go to the Opera House on Saturday
to morrow night, and hear a workingman
lecture IN the issues of the day. Capital
and labor and the relation they sustain to
each other.
TIE City papers have published a
notice of the death of Clinton McCully,
Esq, son of the late Alexander McCully,
Esq, and call him a native of Massillon.
A slight mistake, he was q native of
parents in 1927.
T. P. PEAsE and his sister, Mrs. F. P.
Church, left here for Portland, Oregon, on
Monday last. Mr.. Bean, railroad super
intendent at that place, it is said, will
give Mr., Pease a situation on the road
Independent,
No they didn't, they are in the city at
this writing.
Peter is the local man of the Independ-
ent, and he gets up items as wolf kept
tavern. Every body knows how that was
done.
PERsoNA1.-Mrs. McCulley, widow of
the late Alexander McCullv, accompanied
by her grand son, a son of the late Gin
ton McCully, was in our city on Wednes-
| day, stopping over one train, IN their way
to Polo, Illinois.
Mrs McCully stopped to consult with
her legal counsel, in regard to some inter
ests she has here. When Massillon was in
its infancy, Mrs. McCully was one of the
| pioneers who aidedin laying the founda'
lions of it's present social structure and
is kindly remembered by the few Of her
contemporaries that yet remain.
DURING the session of the q. A. R,
Massillon has a Daily paper, "The City
News" a right peart little sheet. We do
not know who the editor is, but We know
| he is q Judge OF good enShsh ana wen
written articles, for he appropriated / n his
issue of Wednesday, a column of matter
written by the Massillon Correspondent of
the Stark Co, Democrat, on various occasi'
ons. We think it only fair to claim our
own waif. 1t has too many ear-marks
to be claimed by anybody else. OF
PRINTERs' MISTAKES, AND HOW THEY
ARE MADE.-We last week got up m
item about the stealing of a saddle in this
| CITY before the door of Samuel Oberlin.
| What with our bad chirography and the
compositor knowing nothing about the
names of parties in this city. got 1t up
that Saint Oberlin, The fact was, as we
have since learned, that the saddle was
| stolen on the street in front ofC. Ober-
Inns store. When the DEMocRAT came,
last week, Coon was quite taken by sur
prise to find himself c~anonized as a saint.
| He thinks he can stand 1t if the rest Of
the saints can.
Our article on the dog fight got mutt
lated but the Intelligent reader who
is expected to know everything, must
make his own connections.
FIRE AMI WATER--We hear complaints
about the condition of the Water Works
when the fire occurred, which we noticed
last week. Would it not be well for some
one to give that matter an overhaullng-
at least a looking into?