The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-07-27
LOUISVILLE CORREspONDENCE.

The stone foundations for John Graber's brick
dwelling house are completed
There are several cases Of dysentery in town
aud vicinity
Our young friend, Peler Balmat, had an attack
OF Sunstroke while at work in a field last week
and has since been very sick.
S, Joliat the boss contractor for the wood work
on our school building, had serious but II Is
hoped not dangerous fall, from said building on
last Monday
The scholars and teachers of the United Breth.
ren Sunday y.school, of this village had pleasant
reunion and picnic two miles west of town OH
last Saturday.
There was quite all amount Of courting before
the Mayor last week. At one time eleven of our
young men were put Through the mill" on a
charge of using obscene and scandalous Language
while b thing In the creek on Monday evening of
last week, This has raised little wind" which
we hope will soon die out
Mr. ], ]. Molnet Is preparing to move his saloon
and billiard tables TO his rooms east of the S. Ju-
Ian hotel, Joseph Gaum, the barber, has re-
moved his shop to room formerly occupied by
Jacob Freddy, as shoe store, on South Chapel
street.
Our friend of Galley" and wood. opping'
notorety says he cannot tell lie He did that
little thing in the Rep, of two weeks ago with his
little hatchet,
Mr. Jacob Referring of Louisville township,
happened IN get his fingers too close to q ripping
saw last week, which soon took Off the index and
large fingers of his left hand and cutting into the
others somewhat, Doctors Phil Schlllng and
Baker dressed the wounded hand for the old gen.
teman who took 1t philosOphically.
Mr., Joseph Gaume, an excellent barber has re-
moved his shop from Bauman & Merey's block
to August Moinets room south of his store room.
| A buggy was stolen last week from young See
fong who lives with his father few miles east of
town. He having learned that his buggy was
held by tramp who was working for a farmer
near Homework, Columbiana county, had war.
rant issued and buggy and tramp were brought
here on last Monday. The fellow had hearing
before Squire Shopp, and was sent to Jail to await
trial. The buggy had been somewhat disfgured,
and the harness, which had also been stolen, WAS
not found. The fellow gave his name as Doctor
Grant" and said he was a nephew Of the Presi-
dent ofthe United States His rich accent, how.
ever betrays him as a Teuton, which somewhat
spoils his claim oflelatlonshp with Ulysses.
If it will be relief to some of our radical
| friends hereabOuts, we do assure them whenever
opportunity offers the writer hereof will cheer
fully serve as coroner over their carcaSses hoping
at the same time their poor little souls will be
safely landed on the other side
A Louisville "poick" why who could have
thought
We thus should be favored with something un-
sought.
whsk from the tail of comet would be
No more a surprise than this wonder to see
Say, who shall we get to take photos Of himS
All, there Is our wonderful artist, Herr Quinn
He'll do it, and show out the phiz OF his mug
His talented eyes and the taste of his plug
In merry old England it used to be said,
fellow will think of what runs in his head
And then we might say 1t would also apply
A fellow should see what may light in his eye;
In those oldeu days it was also the rule
The king had his poet as well as his fool
While many declared, and believed 1t was true,
The first was the sillest chap of the two
Not often, at least as the chronicles rum
Were the poet and fool found united In Onel