The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-12-16
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| II L0USVILLE.


Christmas trees will be placed and properly
decorated in both the United Brethren and Re-
formed Churches on Christmas Arrangements
are also being made, VIC are told, to treat thesun
day School scholars in both churches.
The United Brethren Almanac for 1876, page Al,
N short historical sketch Of the American revO-
luton, says: "The British let loose Indians and
equally savage Hessians The colonies had for
their allies the brave and courteous FrenGhnen"
Mt. baa6 steFu,i bf Allegheny CITY Pa, sdp.in.
law of our dry goods friend, 4 Eantz has re,
moved to,out town with his family and VIII make
\ this his MACE ofresidence, Mr. Stern lisa clever
whole-soued gentleman, and we are happy in ex
tending to him our hand with hearty welcome
Barney wenning has again got into trouble
with hthe boys There was an oyster upper at his
honsein East Louisvi1ethe other night, to which
the young folks were invited. The boys fur
nished the oysters. and thought their presence
was compliment 70 Barney. But TOW Barney is
around trying to collect one dollar per head |
The boys answer bv putting their thumbs to their
noses, and spreading their fingers in the form Of
a fan. and say, mix cum ara1S" Sssa A
Thefanciest lttleba in the township is being
built near the Reformed Church by our friend
Pontius
One of our dry goods stores has just gone up
where the woodbine twineth "
Our friend, J. j. Moinet has removed his saloon
To room above BRuman's tin and stove store n L.
Albert Dix, Of Atwateti sold dry goods and mo-
tions uhder the auctioneefs hammer In thislyil-
lage during the latter part of last week
The Excelsior Band of this town have pur-
chased splendid silver instruments A concert
washeld by said band in the hall last Saturday
evening, ,1sG2 H. - pvo0S
The Question oftrampshas become nightmare
nm the quiet consciences OF our city dads" They
would like to act but how? is the question.
GOttlieb POpp a young fellow who formerly
worked at the LOUISVILLE Woolen Mills was bound
over TO- Court last week by ESQ, shopp, upon
charge Of passinga forged instrument ohKeim &
Sons, OF this place. For want ofbail he wps sent
To Fort Baxter. The same Popp had been arrested
in Alliance few days before on similar charge
THE FINALE-We stated in our last weeks cor
respondenee othe DEMOCRAT that young mar.
ried man named Jetouie! had been fined heavily
by ESQ shopp, for assault, upon complaint of said
Jprome's wife. Now, our new Squire is large
muscular man, and Jerome is boy ofGallic de-
scent. Useems that Jerome has said something
unpleasant about the Squire since the above ar
rest and his honor was bound to teach Jerome
that he was as good Oh knock down as upon
giving a sentence SO, meeting Jerome at the
saloon Attschefto the, hotel, on last Monday the
Squire went for him. and was bound to slap his
"snoot" But, alasl as we have said before. don't
count your chickens before they are 'hatched,"
for Jerome turned upon our new magistrate and
spoiled fiis face and whiskers most abominably,
and caused hh msgisterisl blood TO flow down his
ermine most sacrilegiOusly, and the Squire look
ed like game cock coming out second best
Both paid fines before the village Mayor, aud we
hone this will be the end of this feud-for who
can we expect to show good example and good
conduct like the head hereabOuts of the party of
great moral ideas" NiFI .}s|I