The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-06-21
MAss1LLoN oORREsPoNpENoE.

schworm & spuhlers Is now headquarters for
poultry. They intend making the fowl business
a speciality the year round.
The American" was homemens headquarters,
as usual during the races,
As a bird doctor Johnny schworm may be sue
cess. But endeavorng to deliver eggs In dilapi'
dated basket he has found out is a very difficult
undertaking. It only cost him the loss OF two or
three dozen to try the experiment last week.
The potato and bed bug exterminator from
Lawrence, was In town last week. We saw him
operate on Colorado I" and after he had forced
the bug to remain In the solution" several min
utes he succeeded in killing the insect. We be.
lleve the solution" TO be good thing, but II re-
quires patience to operate with 1t.
This warm weather causes an immence sale Of
Andy Dangleisens excellent pop.
Peter sailer is erecting a two story frame
building on fremont street, between Erie and Mil
to be used for dwelling and cigar store and
factory.
The daily lunches at Preyers disappeared with
lightning like rapidity during the races.
Rush Field, the popular landlord Of the Wiler
House at Mansasld, was in town during the
races.
Lawn festivals nearly every evening, Young
lovers appreciate them and "sweeten still sweeter'
on strawberries and cream,
Now is the season when all is activity at VIM.
shauf's candy mandatory He has increased
his facilities for supplying the trade with plain or
fancy confectionery and has two fine peddling
wagons constantly on the road.
Many Of the residents Of Main street hill are
making beautiful and valuable improvements in
and about their dwellings.
Itappears that our young gallants must have
| peculiar aversion TO back streets. We overheard
fond mother remark the other day, that they
would have TO secure property on Main street TO
enable her daughter to get beau.
Mr.. John Hicks, brother Of Joseph and Phil. N.
Hicks, and who was formerly well known and
highly esteemed citizen of this place died at Bra
I'll, Indiana, where he had been experimenting a
furnace, on Wednesday, the 18th, of congestion Of
the brain. He was aged 40 years and was un-
married. His remains were brought to this city
and the funeral, which was largely attended, took
place on Friday last from the residence of Joseph
Hicks, on Erie street,
At the Republican primary Folger got S75 votes
for Senator, Coates 80 and John Hunter 80,
Capt Guy &, Crosse who has just returned from
California is offering building lots very cheap
witha view of closing them out. He also offers
the brick house, corner Of Main and East streets,
containing eighteen rooms for $1,000, certainly
very cheap The Captain has located In Cali
fornia.
The first summer meeting of the Massillon DriV-
ing Club, came off last week, commencing on the
10Th. The members of the club consists OF our
leading hoHemen and the success that attended
this their first meeting fully proved that they In
tend to have their meetings second to none In the
State The attendance each day was very large,
Notwithstanding the wet weather part Of the
time, and the races passed off to the entire salts
faction of ALL The entries numbered forty-eight'
Below we give the result of each days proceed
ings:
FIRST DAY.
For horses that never trotted !better than four
minutes mile heats, best 8 in s., in harness. Pre-
miums, lst SloO 2nd $50; Sd $50 4th $40.
]. B. Walker, Salem, O., b. g., Roadmaster.....1'1
G. E. Jarvis Massillon, o., b. 6. Davy C.....""22-@
Jacob Miller--b b. m. Maggie Miller,,..".39-E
P. Starrett Tihin, o., br. m. Fannie Palmer".4'44
R. B. B.Crawford, MassIllon, o. r.m. Flora D..Drawn
Tw. McCue, Lawrence, o, b. m Birdie Camp
bell. Olstanceu
Time-247--24S-246%.
Same day, 2:4O race not filled.
SECOND DAY.
For horses that never trotted better than $50
Premiums same.
James Morgan, St. Clairsville, o., s. g. Joe
Morgan.
t. Alfred Dayton, O. ch. m. Fannie Alfred,Sl2'2''
Lewis Miller - b. g., ,Ketchup......"6-S'3'3''
]. B. Walker, Salem, o., b. g, Roadmaster" "l-24-4'
J. Osborn, N Comerst n C. Big, Honest Ben,+75'5D
Thos. Cone, Monroeville, o., Jay COoke.5.5 Dis
P. Starrett, Tifin, 0, br m. Fannie Palmer,"S'6-
Elmer Adams, Elyria, o., 6. g., Dan....."."7S- "
j. f. Mong, Massillon, o, b. g. Bay Jim."....Drawl
Time 2;4215; 245; 1861; 4; 2:4O15 2;9S.
SECOND RACE.
For horses that never trotted better than 2:3C
Same premiums.
W. P. Kinzer Mansfield, O., g, g., Deception. AL
D. w. Thomas, Paris, o., Maggie smith.""..3-1-9'
s. G. Weber, Burton, o., b. g., Peculiar."."2.2.41
7. ]. Close, -, br. g., Billy L...."o"".4-S 2-'
Time-2:86; 24O; 1851 2;3916
THIRD DAY.
For horses that never trotted better than 3;OC
Same premiums.
Morgon, StClalrsVllle,O, 3, g. joe horBau"Z'l'1
John Dawson, Dayton, o., s. g. Red Buck"."l'3'S-
V. Williams, U,sandusky, o., b.gr Bay Dick.5-2'2'
]. B. Walker Salem o., r. 6. Roadmaster......3-4 Al
R. B. Crawford, MaSSillon, 0, Davy C.."..o4-5'5.t
P. starrett Tifiu brm,, Fannie Palmer...6'6 Dis
McCue Martin, Lawrence,o o, r.g. Honest Dodd"Dis
T. Cone, Monroeville, O., Jay Cooke...""..""".
J. Baymer, Pitts. Pa, brg Bob Raymond. Drawn
Time-2:4S14 2S7 2;2618; 24O
SECOND RACE.
Pacing. Free to all. Same premiums.
Cal Weyls, N.Comerstown, g,g, Granger Pete"1-1.l
c. G. Crofoot Detroit Mich, bis. Cassius...22 DIS
A. Miller N. Comerstown o. sg, sorrel Billy g..
E. w. Sells, r. &. DR.. John.......D DistanceC
Tlme-2871l; 22S14: 2;2814.
FOURTH DAY.
For horses that never trotted better than 9;8
Same premiums.
, t. Alfred, Dayton, o.. ch. In. Fannie Alfred
]. Dawson S. g. Red Buck.o".....22.1+
l Lewis Miller, --,b b. g., Ketchup...o.".49-3
s. G. WILDER, Burton, O., b. g., Engard.. A.
P. Starrett Tifin, o., br m. Fannie Palmer.645
Time-2;56; 254; 2;54&