The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-04-12
. MAssILLoN CORREspONnEN0E

~ MAS7ibLON CORRESPONDENCE 10.
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Spring cleaning and painting has commenced
Navigation opens this week On The canal. ~
We are to have stone steps to climb up on to Tho
south side foot way of the new Main street bridge
at last,
Alter about dozen serious accidents have hap
pened at The Main street railroad crossings stepi
VIII be taken to have fagman put on duty
Messrs, Folger and Wilson, attorneys, have re-
moved TO the siblla building, opposite the opera
House.
Az laylor's mill improvements have beer
mace on the boilers and machinery. Kitchens
new mill commenced running night aud day on
Tuesday,
Tho question that agitatesthe public mind hero
now H. ia II the fault OF Hayes the Changers, II
W. Beecher, or the Murphy movement that has
caused the advance in -four this week 2" The
most circular part OF this ingumstance" Is, thai
wages ior mechanics and labores are on the de-
cine. VIII some purely honorable (?), uncor
ruphbleW honest ~ Republican arise and ex
plain why this Is thusly.
Altman q Anderson have removed their gro
Gerry to the Beehive" block. The STANDARD
dry goods and notion store, occupies room IN
the Opera block Messrs. Sonnhalter have pur
chased Andy Dangleheiser's old stand, on North
Erie street. The Turner's hall was sold on Thurs
day last for 500, to P, G. Albright.
The dance near the depot on Friday Inst was
not success, as the music did not come TO time
one round dance, with piano music, filled the
bill.
"Will, one OF the Corvella Bros, unIolnted his
left knee on Monday, while practciug. He ex.
pecIs To be ready for business again in week or
two.
The stone work Is about finished for the new
foot bridge over the canal on fremont street.
AT an election for school director at district No
4, Perry township, on Monday evening, T. W.
Lerch was the successful candidate by majority
oflS' Twenty'nine votes were cast
The school entertainment at Richville on Wed.
nesday evening of last week, was q grand success
In every particular The audience was agreeably
surprised at witnessing the display of so much
real talent In their small village and applauded
accordingly We hope they will continue these
entertainments as conducted rightly, they will
be productive OF much good.
Omnibus drivers, If they try to, can be as gen.
tlemanly and polite as men in other business. For
some time past great deal of complaint has been
made as to the manner in which our 'hus drivers
nave conducted themselves at our different rail-
road depots. Last week one Of them overstepped
the mark too far, and was brought before bis
honor, Mayor Frantz. Six dollars for fine and
costs was the only chastlsement this time with a
warning that hereafter they shall stand at their
ous doors and solicit patronage to prevent any
further complaints.
In our report Of the election last week, a few
important candidates were ina dvertently omitted
Herman o, sterl, one of our solid, straightforward
upright Democrats, was elected City Treasurer.
The Township Treasurer, Martin Schafer. and
clerk, VIII Humberger, are both republicans,
our township Assessor elect, Jacob Smith good
honest Democrat, was also emitted last week.
On Friday morning, boatman while walking
along the toWpath, near Millport, noticed piece
ofiron casting sticking out OF the mud In the ca.
nal, Upon pulling It out, he found a large pack.
age OF stamped Government envelopes attached
to It, The casting appeared to be piece of safe
and is supposed to be portion Of the safe blown
open at Justus's MILL at Millport, about two years
ago.
singular circumstance happened near Mill.
port, few weeks ago. Jonathan Beatty, who
served as soldier during the late war, and was
wounded in the jaw, between thirteen and four.
teen years ago, Itwas supposed that the bullet
had come out at the back of his neck, as he has
never felt any injurious effects from 1t. About
four weeks ago, on Sunday, while eating din.
ner' he discovered that one of his teeth was loose
and easily pulled 1t out with his fingers. The
Sunday following, just as he had sat down to the
table to his great surprise, bullet dropped from
his jaw into the plate
The Ellser English Opera Co. was the first
thorough Opera company that has ever visited
u.s. The company is composed of finished artists,
and the orchestra is superb. We were pleased to
see that they had large and appreciative audi.
ence.