The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-10-23
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A Child Struck by the Cars---Other News
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Notes.
Tho work OF plastering the new
Methodist Church has been cOmmenc ed,
Mr. Edward Bi'tzeyand wife, of Wash
ingtOn city, ID. O., are visiting relatives
In MasslllOl..
Mrs., ), Hoover, James j, Hoover and
son. Lyndon, left this morning for a
two weeks trip TO the Cumberland Val.
Icy, In Pennsylvania,
Charley Pierce, job printer In the
Md'slllon American office, IL happy TO
day over the advent into HIS household
last night Of the sixth son,
Mi1a Mary Anderson, OF Canton, an
accomplished sIenogTapher and teacher
OF the AT, WAS In The city yesterday
looking up the prospects, for securing a
class OF young men aud ladies.
Joe Mellon, u son Of Mr., Patrick Mel
lon, was arrested yesterday and locked
up on suspicion Of ielng the party who
bufglariz II Wilhelm Brothers saloon,
last Friday mig Il, He will have a hear
Ing this afternoon.
A change has been made In the firm
Of the Beehive dry goods store, by the
admission OF M, q, B.. Altman, for
many years the head NJ that house, TO a
partnership, The present firm name IL
Altman, Putnam u Lelghley.
Joe Mellon. the young man arrested
on suspicion OF having b~nrglarized Will.
helm Bros, saloon last Friday night,
was taken before the Mayor yesterday
afternoon for a hearing. Az the prose.
cutting witness failed 10 appear no was
discharged,
Schworm g. suhr, the old established
boot and shoe firm on the west side Of
the canal, will remove this week TO No.
% South Erie street, opposite the Opera
House, The firm, when removed, Will
DO Leonard SchwOrm and Henry Suhr,
and they will have u very neat and do.
sirable room for their business.
Robert Gates, a brakeman on the W,
Il l.. n, r. r., while making O running
coupling NJ Bolivar about noon last
Saturday, fell between two cara. DR.,
RidenOur, Of this city, the company sur
ge0n, went 10 where the accident 0c
CURED and found the right leg no badly
crushed that II was necessary TO ampu'
tate II above the ankle, The nnf0rtun.
ate man IN unmarried, about 20 years OF
age, and lives nv Port Clinton.
A lad about seven years Of age, son OF
Henry Pelesky, apeddler, living on West
! south street, was struck by n train on
the 1T. Wayne track, yesterday after.
noon. The boy ~mlfacnlOusly escaped
without any broken limbs, but con.
cussion Of the brain was produced and
DR. Rldenour, the attending physician
J says II IL impossible ~ yet TO delne the
extent OF the Injuries, although II Is not
likely that they will be serious,
Officers Maier aud Higgins were sum.
m0ned 10 the Preside OF G0tleib Wise,
on North Mill street about y o'clock last
/, Sunday night, TO Quell an outbreak Of
domestic infelicity. They learned that
while the family waa NJ supper Mira, W..
had refused to answer a question OF her
liege lords, aud no picked up the plate
Of sausage, struck her full In the face
with II and then d0wned her on the
floor and attempted o"klck { 10 stufing"
or aausage-Out OF her, However,
when the blue coats appeared the faith
full wife relented about having her dear
hubby locked up, aud the Officers failed
10 secure u fee.
The New York dry goods store, Of
Charles WinOld q Co., on West Main
street, this city, was closed by the Sher.
IN to-day on an execution In favor OF
, Halstead, Haines Il CO., Of New York. 10
, the amount OF $4,000. There are said TO
DO n number OF small claims against
the lirm alao. The assets consist OF a
stock OF goods valued NJ about ~ 900. at
liked sale, and the brick building In
!, which the business was carried on,
/, worth about $1,000 In excess Of the
|, claims against II. The lfm was som
. posed OF Charles WinOld, father, and
Charles o. Winold, son, aud the failure
10 regarded as irreporable,
, Charles Draband, u saddler employed
NJ George Y0st's shop, was before the
Mayor last night to answer u complaint
hled by HIS cousin, Max Hlns, u young
German who works at Ru'sella, Charg.
Ing the 0rst.named with highway rob
berry. Hlnz swore that while they were
going home together late Saturday
night, near Suffers stone quarry, ORA.
baud knocked him down and robbed
him OF Oh, all the money no had. BIT
~ testimony on tho other aide showed
that they did not start home together
and that HIM was unconsciously drunk,
the Mayor discharged Draband.
Al q recent meeting Of thu Ohio Com.
mIasionera TO the Worlds Fair nj New
0rleane, held AZ MneAeld, the particu,
lars OF which have not heretofore been
published, an organization was effected
by the election OF the following officers:
= President, j. W. McClymonds, OF Mas.
eillon; Treasurer, NJ. d, Harter, Of Mans.
field; Secretary, j, A, Abell, OF Newark,
! Homer Hamilton, 0hi0's representative,
appointed by President Arthur, aud
John q, Refer, Secretary, were also IN
=. attendance. The question principally
/, discussed wal the character OF tho gen.
eral exhibit TO DO made by the State
: Owing TO the fact that the Lpglsla.
ture failed 10 make an appropriation
for tho expenses Of tho C0mmi4.ion
' aud the contemplated exhibit II wa de.
cided 10 secure, tho signatures OF mem
bers OF the Legislature toa paper pledg
7 Ing themselves 10 vote for an a%ppropria
! ton for that purpose, aud already u
I number have thus committed them
e selves, II IL estimated that $50, 900 viii
be required for that purpose. ami Mr.,
I McClymonda informs us that there will
l not DO any difficulty In securing u loan
Of tho desired amount with tho names
OF the Representatives, 10 put up 40 col.
lateral.
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