The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-04-30
NSlGWuzNuEWGE,
MAss1LLoN CORRESPONDENTS

We commend the reading of Esop's fable OF
the boy stealing apples to the Temperance League
4 OF this city.
A very large excursion party vent 70 Akron on
and were highly g%ratifed.
We hear that work IS not Progressing rapidly
on the wheeling and Lake Erie Railway. 1t
may In part be owing TO the weather.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Bayliss, Rev. R. L. Will
we're the Representatives from MassilIon Tenn
Perance League at Cincinnati.
One of the very best clothing establishments in
the city is Hookway's. 1t is well supplied with
new and fashionable piece goods, and all sorts Of
ready made mems wear at reasonable prices.
The Mahoning Presbytery met at the Presby-
terrain Church last evening. Among the impor-
tant business OF the body will be the appoint
bly,:
The Agent of Mess. Williams 4 Co. publishers
OF a new State Directory, was in this city on We'd
nesaay, soliciting Advertisements for the new edi-
Il will contain a list of all the Post Odices in the
Us and Territories.
The City Council are making a valuable i'm
proVement In sewering Plum Street at Erie st.
crossing. There are several persons residing on
prospect street would like to see that street fully
repaired between Main and Cherry;
The question, Chow many mills in fac wsv or
taxation for all purposes will be assessed this
year ? is beginning to assume some importance
as the Assessor makes his daily rounds.
Is any thing to be done in the way of lighting
the crossing Of ?. Fl. W. & G. and i. S.ETR
conveys The Council last year directed that
NEST side of Factory street to Charles be paved.
more. my
Inc blassillon correspondent of the DEAe0EAT.
SekhoHiedges the receipt ofa translation of an
editorial in April sths Ohio Stadts.Zahrnq. IL
gives the praying women of Fulton a sort Of mo-
tIce. Monder ifthe editor OF that thing claims
to be a gentleman"
Among the inoidants ofAn-u IN
Grace 1874, it IL worth recording that on re MOI
ming OF the 18th snow was three inches deem on a
level and ats1z o'clock was falling rapidly and
a stropg north east wind was blowing. The poet
Oltne Iast century who wrote about winter ling
sfinB. and chilling the laps of Nav must have
oeen inspired by such weather,
A very worthy gentleman. Mr.. coota Ni.hat
ShanIey, once q resident of this CITY. disd At
heDosha, Wis, on the 5th inst, aged rs years
Inc deceased was q most amiablo gentleman and
sender well informed In ancient and modern
known to and appreciated by friends who enjoy.
Walter Stanley.
Masaillon had a hrst.class sensation en- Friday
age, might have been seen" on the atreefs in
earring Ior q man by the name Of John Moore.
saying at the same time that she was his IawdIi
VIE. As Moore was well known in this city She
had no trouble IN finding him at his bench In the
shSps OF messrs, Russell & Co., and walked direc-
tly 70 him. without his discovering her until on
turning around they met "face very close to
lace" As Moore had q wife and thrae an fonr
children in this place by awoman whom he mar
rled here and with whom he had lived soVen or
elght years, his situation was slightly embarrasg-
ing AS the stSry runs, he concluded to 70 home
and tell wife Nos2 that he had gotten into trcubIe
and must leave fer a short time, and inmsdiateiV
did leave with wife No. I, and has NOT sincs
been heard of or from.