The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-05-31
MAssILLoN CORRESPONDENCE

all the "Rushers"
Nervous people have been greatly bored by
hand orgaus of every variety the pait week.
wllenberg Ertle though making no great
display still continue TO supply old, and great
many new customers, with the best meats IN The
market.
From what we overheard few days ago tap
pears to us that some attorney (2) In pleadinga
case, INDUCED in great deal more BillingsgaIe'
language than Is actually necessary.
The MassIllon Independent Junior Hooks
have been reorganized, with Henry V, Kramer as
foreman, They are in constant practice and are
prepared to acceptal challenges from junior com
panies, We understand that they are soon to run
against the Lawrence Juniors for $685. o side.
We have naught against the Murphy" move
ment But II seems that some OF the younger
members carry the "black flag" That is, when
they visit Canton on Sunday, they indulge In
lemonade with not only stick" but saw
log" in IT, Young men when you pledge your
word Of honor" stick to II, You will find that
the best plan In after years,
Lisb & Paul, of the Erie street market, will have
something extra In the way OF choice, heavy, lat
beef on Saturday Call and see them
The Fourth Ward Fire Co.'S dance on last
Thursday evening was d grand success IN every
particular. Fred Smiths fine orchestra iurhlSh'
ed the music
The lunch at Preyers and the good soup at
schworm Il spuhlers, still continue to be well
patronIzed.
Lawrence Allardlng has greatly improved bis
restaurant near the depot, both externally and IN
ternally. 1t will be found good place to stop
for refreshments. "Ramie" Clemmens has also
improved his popular resort few doors east.
C. N Oberlm takes great pleasure in exhibiting
hi3 1.-TWO South American Twin Eagle Babies
Some people are ignorant enough to call them
owls"
Fred Hoag has started ten.pin alley In grove
between his residence and Holbysons brewery
"snarrlDg Ash" from the different bridges over
the creek has become popular amusement on
Sunday.
Altman & Anderson, on the west side, have now
genuine "checkerea front"
Our solid Democratic friend Squire Black
burn still continues to dish out justice to large
number Of applicants.
Hickory poles were used extensively in getting
up decorations for the reunion on Tuesday The
old soldiers appeared to appreciate them, "opin'
ions change as events trsnspire."
'N hen the swallows homeward fly" On pass
ing the home Of DR.. j. L. Leeper, a short distance
southwest of Richville, our attention was called
| to the number of swallows flying about. Upon
closer observation we found lO7 mud, swallow
nests, built on lhe north side of the barn. There
was eleven nests between two Taiters. And still
| they come" and are heartily welcomed.
John Paul, of the Massllon White Sand Co., re-
ceiyed letter from one of the dignataries of Co.
penhageu, Denmark, few days ago asking for
sample of their stone, sand and hard clay, as he
had examined some OF their samples at the late
Centennial exhibition. A sample was immedl'
atey put up and shipped through the accommo'
dation of Mr. Fred Brecke steamboat agent. Or
ders from Denmark will be natural conse'
quence.
Ten young men from New Berlin. were brought
before our Mayor last week charged with dis
turbng Prof lCkes' singing class After hearing
testimony on both sides, they were each fined 80
| and costs. A colored brother also appeared be-
| fore his honor charged with assault and bat.
terry. lie demanded and received trial. Conse'
uuence: Found guilty, Fine and costs S25. Two
young pugi.Sts on Saturday, were giving an ex-
hibition of How came your eye out and your
face not scratched" on the Main street bridge on
Saturday. An officer took them in. Each fined
So and costs Our Mayor has been "infoltunate"
this week.
Gen, James Lee, one of our substantial Demo
cratic citizens, is now on visit to his old home
at Emira New York. He will be back for the
nomination, all the same"
Mrs. Julie Moore's new feature akndergarten
| mn wool % With
nineteen scholars There is all prosOects Of this
worthy enterprise being grand success.
Peter Sailor, who has for sometime past been
sojourning in "Faderland," has returned, and
will again commence the manufacture of "smo.
kers"
The franklin hoase and grocery, under the
management of George W. Phillips, is increasing
in popularity daily Glad to see George prosper.
Lat August the residence of Charles Spsnagle
was entered by burglars and, among other things,
considerable amount OF jewelry stolen. No clue
could be got of the thieves and the matter was
about forgotten. On Monday, Mr.. Spana5le, as
usual, visited the post office, and received a
strange looking parcel. Upon opening it he was
greatly surprised to find two rings, sleeve buttons,
watch key and his wife's bracelets-a portion Of
the articles stolen from them nearly year ago
The only writing upon the inside of the package
was, From City Marshal, Newville, N. Y" But
of course he never sent 1t.
Graber Bros have the boss" meat market now
on the west side, near the bridge. They keep a
good stock of meats and will be found accommo-
dating gentlemen to deal with.
AS the season advances, our fish man, VIII
Amos increases his stock Of the very choicest OF
the fnny tribe One of his wagons visits your
city twice week He is now prepared to furnish
fish at wholesale to falmers or others who wish 10
salt them down.
Two accidents happened at the Abedair shaft q
few days ago. Will Phillips had his thumb 50
badly crushed that amputatiOn was found neCes'
Sary As win has but one leg now he should be
careful not to lose any more useful members Oi
his body. Thomas Williams, an emplOye at the
same shaft, had one of his fingers badly crushed
between two coal cars
When you go to Navarro, be sure to stop for q
lunch at W. H. Linns He knows how to get 'em
up. You'll find him opposite the Navarro house
The first reunion of the 18Th and 10Th Ohio
Veteran Volunteer Infantry, took place on Tues
day. The old battle flags were exhibited. granC
dinner was heartily partaken Of at the old fail
grounds, and comrades met comrades, who hst
not met for years before" To the credit of the
citizens Of Massillon, be 1t said that glorious
welcome was extended 10 the veterans by oil
without regard to age sex, previous condition
of servitude or party politics" In fact 1t was 6
grand ovation, and We hope to see the boys" hert
again. Our space will not permit US to give {
more extended notice this week, but we ASSURE
the vets" that we would have been pleased to dC
sJ Take the will for the deed" YANK.
ERsoNALs.-senatOr Haines made hasty cal
the other day.