The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-03-27
AASSILLOM.


} Canal boats that have been laying by here fC
the past winter, are being trimmed up for III
, summer season, and many OF them have left 70
below, to load up.
Prof McCalister's houses are increasing ever
evening Not only does the valuable and usefu
presents given away nightly account for the fact
but the mastery and clever manner In which tht
talented Professor perior MS his astounding feat
Of legerdermain, 10 ibelf Is sufficient to call fol
crowded houses nightly, Prof McAllister will
remain the balance Of the week and give O
grand matinee on Saturday afternOon
little three-year old son OF Frank Willen.
berg, died ofscarlet fever on Tuesday.
We are authorized to state that the tie for Asses
sor, at the Democratic primary of this township
| (Riohvile procincO has been decided in favor OF
Mr.. swihart Mr.. Henry G. Miller who was the
Assessor Of that precinct last year has been urged
by friends to run again, and We learn that he has
determined to have his name placed upon the
ticket
Fred Paul, our present efficient city marshal, is
again candidate for reelection. As he has a
clean ecord he will undoubtedly be reelected.
The Democratic ticket as It now stands Is
| strong one, but that should not stop our friends
from working 10 get out the vote. Though sue
ceas may seem sure, every Democrat should use
his utmost influence to make it dOubly sure. We
look for victory on Monday, April 7lh.
As our young friend, Henry Mellon, has given
the best of satisfaction as township clerk during
the past term, his election may be considered a
fixed fact.
John P. sOnnhalter, the Democratic nominee
for township treasurer, thoroughly competent In
every particular to discharge the duties of the
eftice satisfactorily.
John g, Warwick, Henry Altekruse Q. N. Ober.
lin, s. A. Conrad Kent ]. Chase and VIM. B.
Hunberger, are spoken Of for school trustees.
There are four vacancies to be filled at this elec.
ton.
viii Amos, who has again started his wag.
ons on the road with choice fresh and salt lake
fish, will appear in q new role on election day:
That Of the successful candidate for Assessor Of
the End ward.
The contest for city sOlicitOrship this spring
will be between L. c. Cole and Eugene Wilson,
With the chances decidedly in favor OF the for
mer the present incumbent.
On Friday evening last the sudden death of
Dr. ], P. Barrick has cast gloom over the entire
community, The Doctor was about go years of
age and had been a citizen Of Massilon for up
wards of 30 years. His many charitable acts had
endeared him to vast number OF our citizens,
and his straightforward aud correct department
through all the walks Of life gained the highest
respect of all who knew him, Dr. Barrick had
not been in good health for some months past
though most Of the time he has been able to at.
tend to his numerous patients, and his sudden
death was unlocked for.
EHe Ellsler, in III NJ s. Pinafore" will un-
doubtedly be welcomed by q large audience on
the evening Of April 14th
The. H. Paul has returned to Massllon and will
again make 1t his permanent home,
The remains Of John Penberthy, who died sud
denly on Wednesday last, at Virginia City, Neva-
d. are not to be brought here as was intended.
The new and tastefully fitted up meat market
OF MessIs. Runser d Wild in the Opera House
block, is securing liberal patronage.
George schweir, an old and esteemed resident
Of the plains" short distance south Of the
CITY, died suddenly on sunday morning OF In.
tiammation Of the bowels. Mr., schweir was aged
5S years, months and 10 days. The funeral ser
vices which were largely attended, were held at
the German Lutheran church on Wednesday.
John Derwalt and Julius Roup for assaulting
John Gle nens in Floom's saloon on Tuesday
evening, were bound over to the Probate court in
the sum of So.
On the same day Derwalt and Floom and two
butchers were arrested for creating disturbance
at Fish Johns" The Two former paid fine and
costs amounting toS. One of the butchers lit out
and the other reClineth in the cooler.