The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-04-24
MASSILLON.
Linen busters have put In an appearance here,
though little ahead of the season.

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Linen busters have put In an appearance hero.
though little ahead of the season.
8, A. Conrad who has served two terms az pres.
ident OF the city council was severely oaned by
City Solicitor Cole, at the council meeting last
week II is fine gold headed one, aud Mr..
Coles presentation remarks were eloquent and
appropriate, and well seasoned with humor.
The street sprinkler has commenced his
daily rounds laying the dust
Jacob shearar the bologna man now tooh a
horn to announce bis coming
The Masslon Base Ball Club will be reorgau--
lied this week and officers appointed.
Mcmillan & Willison is what will appear on the
shingle to be hung out Ut the law office In the
Beatty block, Eugene Wilson, Esq, having
formed partnership with Mr.. McMillen.
It is reported that Mr.. Il B. Baylss ls to be the
new landlord Of the fremont House after the
work Of fitting up pthe interior has been completed
John schworm is las happy as millionaire He
became the possessor Of tine Buckeye" colt last
week.
The Frohsinn Society will give one Of their
pleasant social dances. at their hall, on the eve
ming Of May lst, AS the balls given by this socle-
| ty are always enjoyed by lovers Of dancing, we
look for this one to be as well attended as is usual,
The managers of the Calico Ball have decided
upon Pentecost Monday as the date Of their dance
at the Opera House, thus giving all ample time to
prepare.
Rev. Father Kuhn, Of Cleveland Is expected to
take charge Of the German Catholic congregation
next week.
Mayor Frantz is becoming melancholic. No
business in the criminal line for two weeks speaks
well for our city, but 1t makes 1t very lonesome
for the Mayor to sit In an empty room day after
day.
henew Council commences business this week :
Itisnow generally reported that George Zsnly
will be partner In the hotel business with e. B,
Bayiss; headquarters at the TremoAt House
George has been there before and understands the
businessa
Rev. R, L. Williams will preach his last sermon
to the Presbyterian congregation Of this place on
sunday next
Mai Thomas B. George, DIETER known to the
members of the old 18th o. V, l., as "Adiutant
George'), formerly Of this city, was united in
marriage to Mrs, N, A, Stone, also late OF this
| city at the residence of Hon. Hurbut on Euclid
! avenue, in Cleveland on Tuesday, April 18th.
Both bride and groom are well known in this city,
where their friends are innumerable, and all OF
whom wish them long and happy life, The
bride and groom left for the "Adjutants" new
home at Topeka, Kansas
Frank Weldner, Of Canton, was married to
Miss Mary Danner, Of this city, on Thursday last
by Rev, Buehl. The City Band, Of Canton, sere-
naded the happy pair the same evening
Parties desiring to purchase fresh or salt fish by
the hundred weight at lowest wholesale rates,
will fud it to their advantage to call on VIII J..
Amos, CFish BilyD as he is now in the whole
sale as well as the retail trade
Lawrence Allarding Is of the opinion that fiat
money is still good as he took in 50 cents iu scrip
on the 22d ins. Bat he is not yet positive as to
whether It is counterfeit or not and he intends to
preserve it Ss a relic.
H. r. sibila, formerly Of this city, has started up
in the grocery business al Orrville. May luck at
tend him,
On the evening of Thursday, May 1st the next
Dime Society of the Ladies Cemetery Association
will be held at the residence OF Mrs, Isaac Dang.
ler New and amusing features will be intro
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