The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-02-15
MAsstLLoY CORRESPONDENCE.


RuSell's and Bayliss's shops are running tho
not as strong AZ formerly Just now.
The Frohsnn Society had a social dance at
their hall on Thursday evening flat week.
new flag stone pavement has been laid In
front OF the business houses Of Messra, Bowman Il
Mairs and Henry Altekruse,
Butchers should be careful in driving cattle, TO
keep their steers out of the canal.
We are glad to see that our friend q, N, oberlin
IL again at his post after O short, though severe
illness.
Candidates for Street Commissioner are "thlck-
er nor syrup on q cold day" May the best man
win.
Some OF the candidates for Township and City
offices announce themselves In this weeks mum.
Der Of your valuable paper
CIV. Phillips has opened a fine stocked gro.
Gerry store In the Richardson corner, We hope
that he may have fair chance OF patronage.
Jack" Reeves, a detective Of Cleveland, drop.
ped in to see us on Monday evening. He Is jo-
vial fellow and though disked by the funny,
crooked boys" or "hoodlums," he Ia universally
liked by orderly, law-abdlng citizens.
GIOulu nus DWbll DIuktu bOuNI VI NHIlCubNllltI
on the extension Of the L. s. Il V. W. railway.
The road will be finished through to the Ohio
river, this season.
Oberln's big gobbler was rallied OF on Monday
evening Butter Hacketp was the lucky man,
PL Manly paid his old town and friends
visit on Saturday last. AS o competent Recorder
he has proved a Democratic success.
~. ,ko,ts oil a, rood bur,or Ioet got,
day-miners pay day.
One reason that so many Of our citizens visited
Canton this week. is because they received short,
but polite invitation from the grand jury,
The old fashioned "sommer's ale" made by
Kropf at strasbufgh, this county, is popular
beverage.
There are still few cases OF diphtherla, many
Of them resulting favorably
For any variety Of choice fresh meats, cut to
suit at low prices call on List Pauls Erie street
market.
The miners had meeting on Monday at Warm
lngton, to take action in regard to check-weigh-
man and more allowance on "horse'bscks" and
opening and turning entrys.
A rantankeDOus tramp was arrested at the de-
pot on Saturday. He was undoubtedly thor
ough.bred "cuss" and 1t took rough handling to
get him to the calaboose.
The fire at the store Of Albrecht Bros, on satur-
day afternoon was caused by the accidental liz.
hitting of tank full Of gasoline, IN the cellar II
seems that arrangements were being made where.
by they could manufacture their own gas. Pipes
had been attached to the tank, but 1t was diseov.
cred that the fluid was leaking and the party
who has the invention endeavored to find out
where the leak was, with lighted match. He
found IT, The alarm was given and the fire de-
partment responded promptly, but fortunately,
their services we're needed but for a short time.
The damage amounted to about $3.50. Rather
high price for experimenting with gasoline, tho
no doubt but what the lesson taught was worth
1t. The Albrecht Bros desire to thank the fire de-
partment and outside ctizeus for their valuable
and timely assistance rendered. During the time
of the fire Jacob Leiss fireman belonging to the
Independent Hose Company, in his endeavors to
render assistance, and In the performance Of his
duty as nozzeman, became suifocated by the
dense, strong smoke, and was carried into Dr..
Kachler's store in an insensible condition. Re-
storatiyes we're applied and Mr. Leles was restored
to consciousness Though quite unwell for a few
days, he is again able to be around.
Will Amos, the boss" hsh man, still dispenses
every variety of the flnny tribe, either from fresh
or salt water in front of Albrecht Bros, store, at
astonishing low prices Hereafter he will have a
well stocked wagon at the Dannemiller in
Canton, every Thursday, Friday and Saturday
The alarm of fire on Monday morning was
caused by the slight burning of frame dwelling
on North street, in the third ward, belonging to
Joseph Kaley The fire was caused by defective
hue. lANh'
MAssILLoN ANNOUNCEMENTS
Please announce the name of PETER V0EGLE
as O. candidate for the office of City Marshal, OF
Massillon subject to the action of the Democratic
primary election. DEMOCRATS,
Please announce the name of P. A. LEAHY as
candidate for the Office Of Township Clerk, oil
Perry township, subject to the decision OF the
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