The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-12-02
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LOUISVILLE CORRESPONDENCE..

safe investment.-The Board of + lu-
cation Issue bonds on the district bear.
lng per cent. interest for money ad-
vanced for the building of the new
school house
There is little misunderstanding be-
tween the cheese manufacturers and
milk furnishers in the north part Of the
township. Attachments, replevins, &c.
Procrastination is the thief of time"
and our new block friends should bring
to mind that piece of sidewalk on Mill
street.
Tramps are again commencing their
visits upon us. They will not fare 80
well this winter.
A couple of lawsuits during the last
two weeks before Esquire Shopp, all
about a claim of $l2 for pillow! And
now an appeal on bill of exceptions
Prof Bagley delivered his lecture on
st Helena and Napoleon's incarceration
% about two dozen persons at the U. B.
Church on last Saturday evening.
The dead lying buried along Chapel
street, in the Catholic cemetery are be-
ing removed to other parts of said grave
yard for the purpose of grading and
lowering the hill on which they are
buried.
A young gentleman of this place was
thrown into eCstaCies on last Sunday
week, caused, az he says, by drinking too
much egg-nOggl While on the streets
he imagined that he hid Just arrived at
the city of AspinWaN ready to cross the
iothmus for the golden land, and Just
then comes the Marshal who politely
invited him to the calaboose, where he
could enjoy his dreams at leisure.
Dear reader, ii you have sister you
are happy, if you have two you are hap
pier Why SOP We will lell you. You
can employ them to defend your rights
and give your enemies raking on the
streets when you are coWard yourself.
This is Louisville item.
A young girl, lately from France, be-
came suddenly insane at Canton, about
two weeks since. In a day or two after
wards she appeared to bs better and was
brought to the house of some relatives
IN Louisville. But on the night follow
ing she became very wild, tearing off
the clothing from her body, and making
it necessary for several strong men to
hold her, and tie her hands to prevent
her from inhicting serious injury upon
herself or others. She was sent to IT, Q
infirmary last week, whence she will be
taken to the asylum for the insane at
Newburgh.
About day break. on last Friday morn
ing, the alarm of fire was sounded on
our streets when it was soon discovered
tlst the bake-oven of the "Atlantic
Gardens" was in flames, and that the
large two story house near bV had al
ready caught fire. There was a heavy
gale blowing from the south over the
most thickly settled portion of the vii
lage at the time. 1t seemed that seri-
GUS disaster was threatening our beauti-
full little town, but thanks to our efficient
tiremen and other citizens, the fire was
extinguished in short time with but
very little damage.
"Don't all jaw at once; one at time,
like the bumblebees," was the remark
of Louisville Benedict to his wife and
children, as he came home rather late
and badly damaged in the upper story,
the other night.
Mr. Daniel Meese, who resides in the
west end of the village was severly iniur-
ed in the breast and back on last Thurs
day while unloading lumber from his wa
gOn. t...,......
A young married man, who resides
near this village, known by the name of
Jerome, but unable to resist temptations
like the great saint, whose name he bears,
gave his wife a good pounding one day
last week. 1t seems sherelated her trou-
BILE to our city Marshal, on Monday, who
directed her to lay her troubles at the
feet of his intimate friend, Esquire Shopp,
who does not believe in Mrs. Winslow's
soothing syrup, but as good Samaritan
would pour the balm of consolation into
her wounded heart. The proper papers
were made out, an eye kept on the enc
my, and early on Tuesday morning Jer-
ONE was taken by surprise while vet in
bed, and introduced to has dignity. The
Squire thinks women are useful article
Of furniture, and does not wish them all
killed off, at least while he lives, SO he
put his foot, a Ia Bismdrk, on the Young
woman beater by tining him $50. and
costs, the highest fine ever imposed on
any white man in Nimishillen township,