The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-10-16
V
Fresh Batch OF News From Our Regular
Correspondent.

Fresh Batch OF News From Our Regular
Correspondent,
Mr.. and Mrs. Berger, of Canton, were
In town on Sunday,
Mr.. Frank Myrberger aud wife, OF
Canton, visited relatives In town on
Sunday.
Mr. Charles VlgnOs, Of Canton, visited
his uncle Mr.. Thurin and family, on
last Sunday.
Mr.. Isaac Hartman and wife attended
the funeral Of their uncle, Mr.. John
Moon. ut Osnaburg on Sunday.
Mrs. Joseph Sailor and daughter,
Olive, OF New Berlin, visited Mr.. H.
Mercier and family, over the Sabbath.
Mrs. Meyer, Of 0ryllle, Visited her
brother, Mr., Isaac Hartman, on South
Chapel street, the latter part OF last
week.
Bishop Gilmore and Rev. Father
Howk, OF Cleveland, Visited the 80. Louis
0fpan Asylum and Rev, Bather Hotter
on last Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Hannah Conrad, Mra. Frank
Matthias, Mrs. 5auvage0t and Mira. Salley
Rtchbereer attended the funeral OF Mrs,
Ezra Mouler, living on the other side OF
Maasill0n, on Monday.
On Thursday night about IL o'clock
D NJ, the barn OF Mrs. C0urbOt, formerly
Mira. MOnat, living ab0nt two miles east
of this place, was burned TO the ground,
with all its contents, consisting OF last
summers harvest; also wagons, 6uggies,
and farming implements OF all kinda
The horses aud cattle, being In pasture,
escaped destruction. The loss IL over
two thousand dollars, on which there IL
an insurance In a home company OF one
thousand dollars, An affidavit was ilrd
by an officer OF the insurance company
before Squire Violand, charging Pierre
COurb0t with setting fire TO the barn,
lie was arrested and placed under 5000
bond, until next Tuesday, the day set FOL
his trial. COurbot aud his wife are moi
living together very tremendously, and
AT present are living separately.
A pair OF itlneTant erasive soap vend'
era act up their little bench on Main
street Saturday afternoon, and sool
drew a crowd Of town idlers, aud a few
hayseeda from the rural districts. II
was plain TO the careful observer tina
the selling OF soap was not the 0bjecI
they had In view; but the real obJec,
was TO get the above individuals TO ven
ture their dOllara on a little gone stint
lar TO the old played out three card mon
TO, q trick 40 plain that none but ignor
ant and greedy individuals will fall vic
tins TO II. In less than one hour they lef'
town with twenty Ave dollars. by actua
count, OF our greenies' money. We d
not pity the unfortunate Victims OF thei
greed, and would only venture a littll
advice: Save your dollars, aud subscribe
for the Canton Daily or Weekly Demo
crat. They expose ways that are darl
and tricks that are mean.
Our young dude, Peter Carmelet, Il
again In serious trouble. This time TN
charge against him IL stealing u h0rsl
from In front OF Tony Meyers saloon
On the evening OF the 9th Carmelat tool
the RIG without the owners consent o
knowledge, and drove TO Belford, theme
10 MassiliOn, tied the animal 10 a ire
Just outside Of town, and took a stroll
on foot through the CITY, where no wa
arrested by Policeman Fitzgerald, upOl
information telephoned 10 him by Mar
shall Gaume OF this place. MIR. Gaum
went to Massillon on the first train, an
recovered the property and returned '
Louisville with the prisoner and rig II
charge. An affidavit was filed agains
him by the owner OF the rig, Mr.. Snyder
q farmer living on Samuel Reese's farm
on the Canton road, before Esquire Vic
land, charging Carmelat with stealinI
his horse, valued NJ 800, At the tria
no plead not guilty, but the eyldeDc
was strong against him. He ives honn
over to court, and bail fixed ut $500; an
not being able TO furnish It, no wa
sent 10 Canton jail.