The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-08-19
MASSLLLON CORRESPONDENCE.

The Masslllon School Board has made up It's
list as follows:
Superintendent, L. A. Jones.
Assistant in High School, Mrs. L. D. Pinney.
Grammar, W. H, Ray, Principal Miss e. Brain.
erd, Assistant.
Boys Secondary, Mrs. L, b. Taylor.
Girls Secondary Miss N. Wiseman.
North Street Primary, Miss Helen Fellows, Prin-
cipal Miss Sue Grayblll, assistant
fremont Primary, Miss A. E, Reilly, Principal;
Miss Mary Reed, assistant
West Side-B Grammar, ]. Graybill.
Secondary, Miss Julia Love-
B Miss NJ. Deters.
A Primary, Miss NJ, Jarvis
B e Miss NJ. Barr.
G Miss NJ. Merwin
Thatlarge refrigerator at Loefller, Swihart &
Co.'S attracted great deal of attention as it stood
on the sidewalk on Monday.
The Republicans had a nomination here on
Saturday, and, speaking only for Perry township
and Massillon they voted rather unanimously for
Jarvis for Sheriff who we suppose, got the nomlna
ton for Sheriff to the great disgust of other candi
dates
The Strike at the mines is over and we are in
formed the miners resumed work on Wednesday
morning at seventy.6ve cents per ton.
THE.colored methodists are not harmonious on
the subject Of building house for worship.
Ethiopia does not stretch forth her arms in har
mony with the Divine mind
The many friends of Capt H. Foltz of our town
was much alarmed for his safety on Tuesday. He
had an attack of what was feared was apoplexy
while in barber shop on Main street. He was
assisted to his carriage and DR.. T, j. Reed accom-
panied him to his residence, He is now consider.
cd out OF danger
HORSE THlEF,-A thief broke into the stable of
Charles Steese Esq in this city and stole Old Bill
the family horse, driven long years by Dr. steese
in his life time and has been the family horse
since the DIS death Bill is sixteen hands high,
almost jet black is fourteen years old hasa gray
spot on one hind leg is gentle and kind in or out
ofharness, Mr., steese will pay literally to get the
old nag back and also for the capture the thief
Any person having information In regard to the
horse may address Mr., steese by telegraph.
Burglaries have become common events. Last
week the residences Of Mrs. Steese and r. H. Fol
ger we're broken and entered on the same night
In the case of Mrs steese the thieves were heard in
time and driven off, In the other case the kitch
en- was entered through window and two shirts
belonging to Il hired man stolen. The burglars
reside in the city and are not first class thieves
First class house breakers do not steal shirts They
are generally supplied with under wear,
PERsoNAL.-James NJ. Brown, Esq, of the law
firm of Lee, Brown q Hus ton was in the city on
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Rev. r. S. Williams will return this week and
resume his labors at the Presbyterian church on
Sunday next. As will Rev. Mr.. ProbosCo Rector
ofst. Timothy's .".,
Professor D, p Pratt late Superintendent of
Schools in this city, has accepted the Superinten
dency of the Salem Schools.
Capt W. NJ Johnson of Wilmot, paid us visit
on Monday. The Capt reads the DEMOCRAT reg
ularly as every citizen in the county ought to.
Col. w. NJ Grosyenor was sick and did not speak
at the Opera House on Tuesday evening
The Marshal on Saturday night gobbled up John
Murphy, julius Roub and two others for being
drunk and disorderly" On Monday they had a
hearing and were fined and imprisoned