The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-01-28
MASSILLON CORRESPONDENCE.
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A respected subscriber Of the Democrat has hand
ed us, at our request, slip from the New Haven
Conn., Palladium, containing an extended notice
of the late Elihu Atwater Of that city. Before hay
Ing seen II we hoped to reproduce It, but on seeing
its length regret thatwe are unable to give 1t more
than notice The deceased was brother of our
esteemed fellow citizen David K. Atwater Esq
and as early as 1908 came TO Ohio stopping at Cleve
land when there was but one framed house, all the
rest being log cabins After remaining q year in
Cleveland and laboring at his trade as a carpen-
ter In the forests Of what was then known As the
Western Reserve New Connecticut and the Fire
Lands, as we'll by one name as either OF the others
he returned TO New Haven where he ended his
days which were long and useful. His journey
from New Haven 70 Cleveland and back was per.
formed on foot Now 1t could be readily accom-.
plished In twcnty-four hours. Mr., Atwater was
the oldest Of twelve children, being twenty-one
years older than his brother residing In This city
and was In the eighty ninth year OF his age At the
time Of his DEATH In lS4o the writer while at.
tending the fGst court Of Common Pleas In the
then new county efSummlt, made the aequaint.
ance Of Judge Atwater. Of Twinsbury, brother Of
the deceased M1. AtwAter was q member Of the
Grand jury. the hrss In The county. Mr.. D. R. Az
water Of this city hH been resident here stnee
May 1893.
We learn that the miners working In the mines
Of Messrs. Auerton d Bryan In Rimlshlllen town
ship near Rome, mutinied on Saturday Last, and
gave the bank bon terrible beating four Of them
were arrested and recognized under 500 bonds on
q charge OF assault. and battery with intent to
kill.
Which Is grounding day. hs hrd or second of
February
member OF the House Of Representative at Colum-
bus Is ct his home In Marlborough suffering from
severe indispoSition; occasioned by the bad ven.
HlatIon Of that great mausoleum called BY way o.
eminence the State HonSe.
Sale OF real estate.-We learn from Mr. Altman
senior partner in the well known Bee Hive estab-
lishment, that his firm, Messrs. Altman, Crosse 4
Wetter, have purchased room No . In the Wheat
City block off. G. Warwick for 5000. Among
judges Of real estate in the city this sale regard
ed as good one for the purchasers
We regret that ]. F. Reynolds, Esq. of Canton,
of whom we made mention last week as posi-.
BILE purchaser ofthe Kelley Brown stock, failed
70 make satisfactory arrangement.
BGo and hear DR.. Rogers'S lecture at Father Yer
let's English Roman Catholic Church,
Mrs. Elizabeth Cady Stanton must not be forgot
ten among the lecturers who have earned good
name. Her husband Hon. Henry B. Stanton wrote
wonderfully interesting book many years since,
Sketches of Modern Reformers." It will bear
reading as often as any other book
, Among the old time MasSillonian now In this
city on visit to his many friends Is W. M. Fol-
ger, Of Mantua Station Portage Co.
We intend to give the candidates Just one men
tion as fast as their names are known. Joseph
Donnelly will bs candidate for marshal to sue
coed Seaman ."I' 3,.u..b.