The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-01-18
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Cause A gang of about twenty or thirty tranps
lying about the Lee Il Howell furnace, one night
last week, with abouta gallon of whisky. Effect
free fight among themselves, during which one
Of the trampS received a severe cut across the alb
domen. The furnace men complain eonsidera
bly, about trouble with these pedestrians" and
it is about time that our city officers paid some
attention to their complaints,
On visiting Canton, the other day, we were
pleased to find our former fellow. .tOwnsman p.
Manly, busy as bee" attending to his duty
as County Recorder in most satisfactory man.
ner, For the benefit of some of his political Oppo
nens here, we would state, that Mr. Manly has
learned to write his name and will attend to
any business that they may have with him as
pleasantly and prompt as if they voted for him.
The musical shoemakerS, of Prof. Richeimer's
orchest a, had jOlification on the 8th inst Jake
Helnrlchs birthday was who is der reason '
A contemporary made mistake in writing up
little iracas that occurred at Allardings saloon
few days ago, Firstly, the tramp" mentioned
did not queuch his thirst there nor did he in.
duge in eatables Secondly, Lawrence did not
receive black eye" The facts are that the
renee put him out rather unceremoniously shad.
ing his uhe tramp'sl eye little da'ker than it
was, and the rascal sent boulder through
large pane of glass in the door.
One of our saloon keeper gave a free minstrel
show last Saturday evening. Look out for lady
walters and free and easys" next.
The Leiderkranz Society of Canton have been
invited to appoint an evening to pay Chris Som.
mer visit and partake of a rousing supper
George Young gave grand dance athis hall
on Tuesday evening, and Messrs Schworm C
Spuher had pleasant party at their place of bu.
SiRess on Thursday evening.
Everybody has his troubes-even our grocers,
that go out into the country to buy poultry. For
instance: On Saturday last fine looking "gro-
Cer' came into one of our popular groceries and
sealed a bargain with one of the proprietors for
the sale of a few turkeys and some beans. Bright
and early on Tuesday, our jolly neighbor of su.
gars poultry, &C., with his scales in his rocket
S AIRED for the country. Upon driving to the door
OF his tustomer, the 'gpde wife" met him with
skillet, saying, "Go way fOn here" Our merchant
to explain matters, but all for no use
said ,he, Ven you dontgone ouet fon dot hou.
ses, g8t de Squire. Vot peesnis is dot? My olt
man sell you durkeys who pelong NIT me- vas
runnin' dot peesnis" Our grocer backed out
and went to see other customers. On
his return he stopped TO see the same good
dame" Her husband had not yet returned, but
she came to the front with, "Gone away fon dot
houses wit your cheetin' scales you vas peet me
ouet fon bound und half of de last durkey"
Moral-Ven you ouet for boultry don't carry dem
'cheetin' scales" Dose olt vomans vas doc
schmardt. .ty .t.
We accidentally discovered on last Sunday l
evening, that 1t was fashionable for some Of our
young merchants to take lunch of bread and
cheese, in their overcoat pockets when they 60
nut so see their charmer. As prices are rather
high now, it would be good idea for them to
lake pocket full of coal and small can of oil |
with them too
Coal miners pay day. last Saturday and Mon.
lay. Our merchants look happier than they
nave for month past. s.
A large number of worthy families here are |
for the necessaries of life Men who are |
willing to work are unable to secure steady en-
1loyment. Here is an excellent chance for the |
,hariably inclined.
They afflicted Suasburg last Tuesday evening. |
The band style themselves The Alabama Slave |
Troupe" lis said that they give good show, !
tut where is "Alabama' in Stark county, The |
slaves are easily accounted for.
DEATH OF KENT JARVIS.
On Monday morning the startling news was cir
uated that Mr.. Kent Jarvis, one of Massillon's |
most pr minent citizens was dead 1t seems Mr..
aryis arose in his usual health and shortly after
breakfast had an attack of heart disease and
Don expired. His age was IS years and n onths.
he funeral takes place to-day, Mr. Jarvis was
man OF high character and of cultivated taste.
Ee had filed various public positions more of
tIity than proft-was prominent in the Episco
al church only last week attending the eonven-
on OF that church in Canton. He had been a
member of the Masonic lrsternity for over fifty
ears and sto, high in the order. Mr. Jarvis
caves his wife and one little daughter and of
curse many relatives not so close, and other per.
onal friends. Mr.. Jarviss death will create a
old in Massillon society.
At a regular meeting of Perry Lodge, No, 81. K.
{ P, held at their Castle Hail. on the evening
{ the llth inst, the officers for the ensuing year
yere installed by D. D. G. G., Isaac Ulman, as fol.
,ws: S. S Whistler, P c.; Orlando Martin, c. c.;
Ierman Mayer, " c.; William Poe, p H. A.
.itzmiller X. of R & ); Victor Burnett, NJ. off.
I.nry Altekruse NJ of E; Robert Lormer, NJ. at
l.; Henry Wagner, I. G; Alex Mclaughlin, 0. G.;
saac Ulman, D. b. g. c.. will 10 present this Lodge
I the next session otthe Grand Lodge, to be held
t oh do. in May. YANK.
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