The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-07-05
MAssILL0N o0RREsPoNDENoE.

John Peter the dyer and scourer Is making O
specially Of cleaning kid gloves at his well patron
lied establishment on Mil street, opposite the
park,
]. Il. McClaskey, late Of the Kennard House,
Cleveland, has leased the fremont House. He ia
making many Improvements and as he is q well
known andpopular landlord he will undoubted'
| ly receive liberal patronage,
A cheeky railroader upon being asked the other
day 10 liquldate his little bill at oneof our restau
rants got upon his dignity so far as to engage two
knockers" to assist him in cleaning the proprie-
tor out They changed their minds however.
Hence no coroner's inquest
AT regular meeting Of the slppo Lodge I, o, o,
| f., the following officers were elected John
Lieu, N. G. Dr. Royer, V, G, Chas E, Taylor
Secretary.
We have genius in town who often gets his
English terribly mixed. For instance he lost a
tape line the other day and calling at hardware
store he remarked, "say, vas losed mine tabe
line tomorrow, you don't see noting from him
yesterday, hey"
Parties desiring TO purchase good, cheap, desir-
able property should call on or address Frank T.
Lomont
No 474, the following officers were elected; Got
leb Fleck, N. G. Aaron Graber, " G. Phillip
Missemer, Sec'y,
Thomas Mccormick returned from the Black
Hills last week. He thinks Stark far preferable as
a dwelling place
One night last week some parties at the gas
house thought that they saw burglars tampering
with the safe in the office of Mong G. Crawford's
planning mill. They gave the alarm and the mar
sha, accompanied by many citizens went to the
mill. Guards were posted to prevent the escape
of the burglars and the proper authorities entered
the mill and found-not burglar, but an old hat
belonging to one Of the firm hanging on chair.
One night last week the watchman at the roll
ing mill discovered party of tramps sendeavoring
to effect an entrance into the building On at
tempting to stop them they attacked him He
made his escape without serious injury and calling
the assistance of the police got rid Of the gang
New Fairbanks platform scales have been put
in near the Main street canal bridge.
Everybody went picnicing on the 4th.
Now it's John Stoolmiller that puts on airs and
talks about my boy"
An intoxicated individual entered the yard Of a
dwelling on the West Side on Saturday evening
and proceeded to make himself comfortable for
the night by lying down near the cistern, taking
the stone curbing for a pillow. His inCOherent
mutterings disturbed the inmates of the house and
the head of the family opened the door to investi
gate. Just as the door was opened a strange dog
ran into the house, and terrible clap of thunder
fairly shook things. The dog and the thunder
frightened the women folks and the man had his
hands full for while getting rid of his out door
lodger and the dog and calming the general agi-
tation.
Quite set-to came Off on east Oak street on
Saturday betweentwo heavy weights, One deitsch-
er! came off minus. "a hat, is the only damage re-
ported.
great many youngl lovers and their fair ones
were out buggy riding on Sunday evening. One
couple were unfortunate enough to get run into
upset and have their buggy badly broken
A young gent from Canton of the ground floor
persuasion, enquired the way to the beacon on
Charles street. Perhaps he found the locality and
secured the physical rest his wasted system so
palpably required, The same genius once upon a
time put In an appearance at this polntin the role
of special detective. His yaulting ambition let
down promptly, and, from high up In the attics,
he quickly subsided to the basement floor Of the
calaboose
Alta meeting of Perry Lodge, No, 81, X, of p
held on Thursday evening June 23th., the follow.
ing officers were elected; Herman Mayer, G. c.;
]. G. Corey, V. c.; Alex. mclaughlin, p; Morti-
mer Young, NJ. A. The lodge is in hourishing
condition