The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-06-25
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MAssILLoN ooRREsPoNpENcE

Kilinger & c., of this place are furnishing
the beautiful iron columns for the new CASSIDY
building going mp on East Fuscar aWas street,
Canton.
The strawberry festival on Tuesday evening at
Mrs. 1. B, DaDgler's was a success, and vas very
pleasant. The music OF the German Band was q
great addition TO the luxuries OF the table.
Early fruits are very abundant at the well man
aged provision establishment OF D. d. MeDonaid
IN the Opera House Block.
The MassilIon independent came out on We'd
nesdsy In q bran spick, span lew dress, inereaS-
ed in size and appearance. Messrs. MelkeE q
Taylor are making the Independent bear evlden-
ces Of prosperity.
The publisers of the German Review, Cinein-
natl, will please accept the thanks OF the MAS
sillon correspondents Of the Democrat ior 4 coH-
plete file of their paper
Our esteemed friend Frost sends rs his history
of the Newspaper press 1f this city II IS in the
main correct, and Is interesting. As time and
chance may determine we propose one Of these
their way into Mr. Frosts account.
Warwick & Justus are selling n No. l quality OF
-four, manufactured at their mills IN ms city.
Mr.. Justus besides. being at the head Of his pro-
fessinn as a merchant miller IS a very cleFeF
gentleman
Cyrus Young brought into tho city three large
loads Of wool on Monday, which were purchased
the wool fully up to the average paid as ne al
ways does a liberal price.
The cars on all the routes TO Cleveland are
crowded with visitors TO the Saengefest: Amsng
the crowd on Tuesday morning we noticed clti-
zens Girls and Vogt of the city Council, Meinrick
professor of music and teacher of tie several
branches in this city, and many others including
q large sprinkling ofladies-
Some body we don't exactly know or care who.
has sent us a prospectus or TWO issued oy me
Lecture Bureau of New York The prices for
lectures are fixed at SI00 to 500. As we regard
the whole system an unmitigated fraud and num-
bug, we hope the Secretary, General Agent or
whatever may be mis- official character Will make
a note oft"
The Board Of Equalization OF this city closed
its labOrs on Friday evening Of last week, and
reported to the Auditor. They found 1t neees-
sary to increase the amount OF the assessments
in q small amount not quite $4,000. 1t IS under
stood that our Canton neighbOrs found ABOUT
S2oo,s0o going around loose which they brought
into the duplicate.
by the correspondent for the Democrat, that the
case of Anna FolWena against Charles II, Hartel,
Kent JARVIS, Thomas Mccullough and Jacob y.
Kicker, was decided in favor of the plaintiff she
receiving $50 against Hsrtel alone The other
defendants escaping. TIT court reports tells the
whole story. In similar cases the same Plalh5
Richardson, the plaintiff dismissed the cases.
The Massillon Bridge Company have compile
crossing, and from a personal inspection and ex-
animation we are free to say that a. better 1oD
can not be found anywhere
The Mayors Office in this city was the scene
of about as disgraeefula trial as has occurred IN
assault and battery. A drunken woman was on
the witness stand who 1t was proved sWore 70 .
falsehood in the examination, and the language
used was of the most vile character. Tn whole
affair was not a strong argument IN favor OF a
well regulated license system. Tn parties were
from Youngstown on the hill about three miles
out of the city. One Of the women above refer
red to had a bottle Of whisky in her pocket dur
ing the trial.