The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-02-07
CITY CURRENCY.
Local Events Condensed and Crys-
tallized.
The Daily Events of Busy Canton Arranged
In Readable Shape for Easy
Literary Digestion.

Water, water, eVerywhere-especially
on railroads.
This is good railroad weather-that
Is, to stay of Of them.
There appears to be rain in the air,
and the earth catches a portion of the
liquid.
A social dance will be given by the
Atlantic Club at COncordia Hall tO-mOr-
row evening.
Mr.. Otto Peter and family, Of San
dusky City, are visiting with his father,
Mr.. Conrad Peter, at No. 33 West North
street.
The SingVerein Harmonic had thirty
couples gyrating in the City Band Hall
on Monday evening. A good time was
enjoyed.
DR.. W. A. France will be at the Ogden
House, Canton, Saturday and Sunday,
February 18th and 18th. Remember, two
days only.
The city calabOose is an airy institu-
tion In these wintry nights, and the un-
tortunates almost freeze who are con-
fined there.
The Daily Repository was the only
daily paper circulated in Canton on
Monday, and our neighbOrs deserve
credit for their enterprise in giving
news Of the floods.
The question of fire escapes is still
open for argument, Some people object
to being burned up like rats in a trap,
as see yesterdays fire in frame build
Ing belonging to the cassidy estate.
Messrs. Goldberg Bros. have sold out
their store in MassillOn, and Abe L.
Goldberg has returned from the Massil-
lon store and again sheds the light OK
his genial countenance in the Canton
emporium
Mr.. Lee W. Radel, Of Cleveland was In
the city last week visiting friends. He
| Ia q student in the Western Reserve
University, In the medical department
Mr.. Radel Is a close student and will
make an excellent practitioner.
On the COnnOtton railway Monday
passenger train came from the south,
passengers being conveyed in carriages
| from the other side of the creek. Yester-
day all regular trains, except No. 90
Ing north, were run, passengers being
transferred at the East creek.
Mr.. William J. Young had a hearing in
/ Justice Worley's court on Monday
charged with bastaTdy, Mary Beebe be-
ing the complaining witness, and was
| held on the charge over to court in $400
bail. In default Of bail he was recon-
mttted to jail. The way OF the trans
gressor, etc.
There was winning seductiveness
on the part OF the sidewalks last night,
that invited personal contact of the clos
est relations. The ice was in its best
condition, with the creased side up,
| ready for business, as numerous parties
can attest. Even ''SwOpe" could run
not" but he glided very gracefully.
young man, go west, and Young did
so on Monday, when Squire WOrley
bound him over to the Court of Common
| Pleas in default Of $40O. BE Gawg" il
was deueed ard, you know, but in times
| Of adversely friends are scarce, especially
when high tOGed la-de da seduces a
poor ignorant half-witted girl and feels
good over the fact that he accomplished
her ruin.
Coroner Leininger reached his twenty
fourth milestone Of earthly existence
last Sunday, and the members of the
Canton City Band invaded his office and
played some choice selections. The Doc
tor was greatly surprised, but was equal
to the occasion, and in few appropriate
remarks welcomed the visitors. A col
latiOn wound up the ceremonies and the
inquest will be held next week.
To-day is the deer shooting match at
| Meyers lake. We have 1t from very good
authority, that Mr.. Saml d. Slusser, who
will shoot a match target game with
Mr.. L. DumOnt, is going out early in
| the morning, bTistling with weapons;
he being armed with Gatling guns, riff
led cannon, sling shots, like GOliah OF
old, and pocket pistol which Is sure
death at short range. Mr.. DumOnt will
be armed with putty ball blow pipe,
a "let-er-lOOse" scattering gun, a police
mans billy and some court plaster.
The coroner will please take notice
and other people stay away.
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