The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-07-29
MASSILLON CORRESPONDENCE.

The City Council are having put down concrete
crossings at the intersection Of all the streets with
Prospect on the east side.
David B. Merwin, Esq, the obliging Assistant
Postmaster in this city, informs us that an ar
rangement has been made between the post office
in this city and the post Office in Canton, by which
mail will be sent from here at 742 a. m, return
ing at 6:56 p. M, which will enable correspondents
between here and Canton to get reply to a letter
the same day,
The New Atlas Of Stark county is now being de-
livered by Mr. Reed, the delivery agent of Evarts
& Co. We have given 1t a careful examination,
and concur fully in all that has been said by the
stark county press.
Old John Robinson desires us to say that his
Worlds Fair will be on exhibition on the 18th in
Massillon.
CRME.--oA Friday night the store of Messrs.
Altman, Crosse & Wetter, better known as the
"Bee Hive" was broken open and entered by two
burglars, and dclothing stolen and carried away to
the amount of Sl29, The thieves were caught and
the goods recovered. An examination was had
before Justice Warner, who ordered them into q
yecognizance before the next term of the Common
Pleas, which, not being convenient, occasoned
their being sent to Castle Baxter, where they now
are in the chamber of reflection.
A pleasant little episode occurred on Main street
on Saturday afternoon, in which the Marshal got
his head punched by a man named Kelley, who
in turn got his head badly skinned, and was
locked up IN the city prison to reflect on the
troubles that environ man when he is full OF
whisky.
One evening last week colored woman called
on the trustees of this township for assistance,
when, on examination, it was discovered
that she had the legal papers to insure her
refuge at the Infrmary, but which, owing to some
contre temps, had failed to do their office on pre-
sentation to one of the directors at Canton. The
trustee to whom sbe presented herself for help
gave her money to pay for herlodging, intending
to send her TO the Inirmary in the morning. The
woman left and went to hotel, secured bed, and
during the night gave birth to ten-pound boy
baby wearing "the shadowed livery of the bur
nished SUM-" The woman and baby are "doing
as well as could be expected" The trustee has
had to answer several questions lately, put by
people Of an inquiring mind
LUxURIEs.-Me and Lawton Blackberries at
McDonald's and also at London's,
BUSINESS CHANGE.-0n the 1st of August the
stock in trade at the well known establishment OF
G. Albright, on Main street, will pass into the
hands OF the new firm of Albright Brothers, John
and Frank, who will carry on the business Of gro
ceries and provisions in all its branches, they
having become the purchasers of the stock, good
will, &C., of the concern. Peter G. Albright, the
senior of the brothers, in retiring from the busi-
ness of dealer in groceries and provisions will
devote his time to clearing up his affairs con-
nected with his having been long engaged in the
business, and also to the business of banking and
dealing in real estate, in which he has been:emi-
nently successful The young men, John and
Frank, are popular business men, and will COM
mand success.
Whitney's dining rooms, 126 and l2S Ontario
street, Cleveland, 0hio-No ,ofnes or liquors, The
above is copied from bill of fare which fell un-
der our observation on Tuesday. Mr.. Charles
Archer, son of Mr.. George Archer,.sis steward Of
the establishment and from the elaborate charac-
ter oft bill of fare, it will rank with anylsmilar
establishment in any CITY,