The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-04-02
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Peter G. Albright will be a candidate for III
Council from the LIST Ward.
Five hundred and forty women of this cit
have enrolled their names for the Woman
Temperance movement.
Dent forget the School election on Monday a
the Old Union School house in the 4th Ward, two
members to be elected for three years one
for two years and one for one year.
Magdalsnd Hobaker of this city was di
vorcsd from her husband. John Hobaker, on
Saturday last.
On Sunday evening last one OF the law
yers of this city was called on as council by
a woman 10 search of a husband. who related the
following state OF facts She had been married
less than = week, and had not sOen her husband
since they were married. They had left the
''squire's Office together, but separated within
a few minutes, and had not met since, although
living in the same ward. They had been togeGh-
or frequently before marriage however.
The Cincinnati Dailies arrive here regularly
ats o'clock p. m, O the day they are Issued.
The new P. O.. Justus, will be opened on the
LIST Of April, which will be OF great advantage to
the south end OF Bethlehem township.
The new engine house on the West side OF the
canal in the third Ward bids fair to be ornamen-
tai as well as useful ME Richardson OF the
Standing Committee on Fire Department de-
serves much credit for the attention he has given
that matter.
The following incident was related to us day or
two since by an old friend on the railway be
tween here and Canton A man living in aneigh-
boring village on the line of the railway, having
occasion to pay q neighbor $lOotook out his peck
ct beck for the purpose, In which was Slo95, he
paid the 500 which Of course left 1925 in the
pocket book, and some how the pocket book was
laid down en- a table or counter, and when the
owner came to look for it It was gone. Instead
Of making a noise about it he went and consulted
our friend who told us the story. told him who
present. Suspicion rested upon one Of the
parties who vas present, but how to get at hin
the difhculty. Our friend finally thought OF
friend OF the suspected party, and at once
waited on him and told him what had happened.
and engaged his services. He At once went to
the suspected man and without giving further
details the pocket book with s925 was found on
morning last in the door yard of the
man who lost it. The pocket book was lost on
Monday morning. There was an agreement not
70 prosecute If the money was returned and no
to be asked, but there was no 500 re-
Sard as in the case of citizen Reeves papers
'tatler was not mixed up with this little af-
The Mansfield Liberal reproduces the article
in the Massillon correspondence of
lie DENOcRAT a few weeks since. giving an ae-
count of the swindle prsctised upon citizen
Reeves, by Whitney, the thief, and Geo. w. Stat
or, Atty at Law, corner 4th and Main Streets
Mansfield, Ohio, and accompanies the rSproduc-
ion with remarks net entirely polite. They are
just and msritsd. II the Liberal
Iesires anything more, a whining letter that
Eo1ld disgrace an "infant muling and pukinE in
he nurses arms" written TO G.. W.. Reeves, and
'earing the signature, &c. W. statlsr, Att'y at
law, corner 4th and Main streets, Mans field, O.,
an doubtless be hadl