The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-08-17
MASSILL0N CORRESPONDENCE
PERSONAL,

PERSONAL,
George Rudolph Of Sandusky city, son of cit.
izen G, Rudolph, was In the city on Visit last
week
Prof Kortheur will soon give a concert at the
Opera House, Of which more extended notice
will be given as soon as definite arrangements are
made,
MI, Charles william, from the excelsior works
is at the Centennial.
Rev. W, N, Probasco will conduct the services
at ST. Timothys on Sunday next
A petition for the pardon of Moran, convicted
at the last term Of the Common Pleas of the
county, is in circulation on the streets of this
city. The offence ofwhch Moran was convicted
was shooting with intent to wound
Jacob File, charged with grand larceny was
after lengthy examination before Justice Clark,
at Fulton, ordered into recognizance for his ap-
pearance before the next term Of the Common
Pleas, commencing on the 18th inst, one week
from next Monday.
It is expected that large increase in the mem.
berShip of the NJ. Il. church will take place on
Sunday next
Mr.. Morganthaler, jr, son of our respected
fellow citizen, Henry Morganthaler, ST., Is In the
city on visit.
The vote in this city for Judge last Saturday,
was Anson Pease, 44S; Underhill, 81, Congress
Mckinley 447 scattering, 49, For Recorder
Wilcox, 400; scattering, So.
On Saturday, Mr.. Nichols, of the well known
clothing establishment of Dilhenn q Son, and
Messrs. Shoemaker and Reed, from the establish
ments Of McLane & Bro, and Ricks & Bro, re.
spectivey have gone to the Centennial,
Nj C, L, McLain, ofthe firm of McLain & Bro,
had the misfortune to have leg fractured while
indugng in the manly art of wrestling on Friday
afternoon of last week. The fracture was sue.
cessCully reduced by DR.. Pease, assisted by DR..
+. II. Barrick, Mr. McLain, though suffering
much, is in fair way of recovery
Hon. A. F. Perry, prominent as a leading Re.
publican Speaker, was in the city on Tuesday
the gnest of Il. j. Ricks Esq
The correspondent of the DEMOCRAT spent
| Tuesday at Alliance with d large number of del.
egates from the west side of the county to the Re.
| publican Congressional COnvention-and lust in
this connection it is well to say that the Sour
beck house is simply one of the best hotels in
Ohio or anywhere else, for good fare. Uncle Dan
Sourbeck's pleasant ways make everybody feel
at home while stopping there.
Hon, John H, Whitcraft, of Carroll county, is
the Republican candidate for Congressional elec.
ton, nominated by the Convention at Alliance
on Tuesday.
Alliance is good place at which to hold po.
litical convention. It's citizens are habiually
courteous and polite, and afford every facility in
their power for the despatch of business. The
Opera House is commodious airy and convent
ent; and Joe, the fat boy of the weekly Revieu Il
alwa, on hand and ready for business.
OBITUARY.
From the Marietta Register we learn that Mrs
Sarah Fearing, Of that place, departed this life
on the 3Oth ult. Deceased was a daug hterof G. T
Earl who settled in the early days near Massllon
In 1878, deceased was married to DR.. William
Gardner and they resided in Canton till his
death in 1882, In l849, the deceased became the
wife of Mr., Henry Fearing. Mrs Fearing will be
most favorably remembered by old citizens here
abouts who knew her in her maiden and early
marriage life