The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-26
MAMnMn1S.
MAsSILLON CORRESPONDENCE
@Balmy breezes softly blowing,
Fan ma with your azure wing,

GBalmy breezes softly blowing,
Fan me with your azure wing,
Aid me, Clio, while sing"
The above stanza was written by a young
lady of this city Immediately after visiting
Andy Prices Art Gallery, at Canton. An
dy will soon have her picture on exhlbl'
ton, All the pictures taken at his Gal
lery are taken ia the highest style OF the
art.
The election in the Third ward will be
held at the office of J. G. Warwick Esq
at which place the township election Will
also be held The school election will be
held the same day at the old Union School
house. Four directors are to be elected
Eugene Wilson was appointed and
commissioned a Notary Public by Gov.
Allen on the 18th inst.
@Thanksto to Rred-Blaukner third assist
ant sergeant-at-arms of the House, az CO.
lumbus, for q package of valuable docu-
ments, including the annual report CT the
Auditor oil State, and a finely bound vol
ume Of Ohio statistics for 1873.
2TKs tsmperancs meetings stili continue
to increase in interest, and arrangements
we learn are making for visits. Great GU
AAO6lbl CAlDNo ~ AAO4 -O sHN
will begin. The meeting on Wednesday
night at the Opera House, was as large as
were the two meetings on Friday. 1t can
not be denied successfully that there Is
-qnite aloWdy element attends the public
meetings of the friends of temperance.
Movements are at work to increase the
police force. La-sal.4e "a a'a' -i I'D @
The remains of Mrs. Pangbru, widow of
kha Late Winiap, paunhru d vvaro. brOnCht
to this city and inferred At the cemetery
on Friday, alto o'clock a. m. Mrs. Pang-
bru was aged eighty-one years, almost
half of which she spent in this CITY. She
was a woman of great excellence IN every
respect, and has gone to her rest with the
affectionate regard of many friends. Her
remainsJwere brought to this city by her
daughter Mrs Wilson. -sdai.as u -s-4,I
The water is outo of the canal and repairs
are going on under the direction of Super
entdent Hoagland. s-4 al a55
Mr. FoigerS,a chairman ofthe select com
mittee appointed to confer with the Direc-
tor. of the Wheeling and bake Erie rail
way company, in reference to q change of
their line so as to make Massillon a point,
has received the following resolution re-
Gently passed by the Directors.
RESOLVED, That the genRraI line hereto
fore located from Navarro to Dalton, via
Pigeon Run Valley, remain the establish
ed line; provided that within 10 days
from this the oath day of February, 1874,
ten thousand dollars of good collectable
stock be subscribed, or guaranteed by the
line known as oTuscarawas township, and
placed in the hands of Thomas w. Chap
man, agent for the company, with condi-
tions making it available under tht terms
of the Sh4nley contract. 49, aaa'
The qualified electors of School Diitrict
number l Perry township, having voted
BEARD change, Yes;'' the question as to
how well the Board selected has been sub
mitted to State School Commissioner
Aarvsy, who recommends the election 0
four members one for, the unexpired term
and three to FIJI the Board according to the
Act of May l 1879 vsa