The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-02
kIASSILLON,
A Fresh Budget of News From The Wei
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Mr. John 8. Arnold left last evening
for New Orleans, to be gone two weeks.
Mr.. Geo. Meyer, solicitor and collector
tor the WEEKLY DEMOCRAT, ID doing
good work among the people OF this
place the past two or three days.
Mrs. Cynthia L, TraphageD. aged "a
years and ~ days, died at the residence
OF her son, Mr.. Frank Traphagen, on
Charles street. at one o'clock Monday
morning.
Yesterday three tramps were arrested
and lodged In jail on q charge OF having
no visible means Of support. These
p rites have been hanging In or about
Massillon all winter
The foneral OF Mrs. Cynthia Trap
hagen, which took place Monday after.
noon at 2 o'clock, from the residence OF
her son, Mr.. Frank TIaphagen, on
Charles street, was largely attended.
Erin Adams, q porter at the Park
Hotel, while skating at the Walhonding
Rink yesterday forenoon, fell and hurt
hls leg TO such an extent that unless he
10 very careful he will be crippled for
life.
Mr.. Edward Hathaway. one Of the
promising young men OF this place,
leaves to-day for London, Ohio, the
county seat OF Madison county, where
he will conduct branch jewelry store
for q Columbus firm.
The mask carnival at the Alhambra
Rink last evening WAS q Sad failure
there being only three or four masked
persons present, and the audience being
small the money was refunded, and the
rink closed for the evening
A horse belonging TO Mrs. Dlckey
which was hitched to q buggy and
standing in front OF her residence Mon
day, took fright suddenly and ran down
Main 10 Erie and down Erie TO fremont
street, where he was caught. No dam
age done.
Quite an excitement has been caused
In Kendell Of late by the report that the
old V0gt house was haunted. IL ap'
pears that Of late that strange noise
has been heard In the cellar which can
not te accounted for. Sunday evening
a great many people assembled at the
house to investigate the cause Of the
noise, but at the time of writing the
mystery mas not been solved.
Let Democrats and all good citizens
| Of Masslllon and Perry tp. remember To
vote the Democratic ticket next Monday
The following are the candidates noml-
mated: Solicitor, Robert W. McCaugheyi
Marshal. George Giltz; Street Commits
sioner, Louis Llmbach; Treasurer, VIM
IL. Justus; City Civil Engineer, Daniel A.
Miller; Council, First Ward, Frank O.
Sibila; Second, George W.9chrock; Third,
Josiah Klotz; iFourth, George Rink
Township ticket: Trustees, Peter A.
Schneider, Andrew W. Smith, Conrad N,
0berliD; Clerk, Tobias schott; Treasurer
John b. Russell; Constables, Frank
Shepley, Andrew Wilhelm.
The following candidates were noml.
mated for office, Saturday, March 2Sth,
1886:
solicltOr-Robert W. McCaughey, D.,
Eugene G, WillisoD, r.
Marshal-George Giltz, d.; Adam
Vending, II.
Treasurer-wm. H. Justus, D.; Jacob
W. Foltz, r,
Street Commissioner Limbach,
D.; John b. Snyder, r.
Councilmen--First ward, Frank O.
Sibila, D.; George Snyder, r. 81 ward
George w. 9chrock, d.; Henry Huber,
r. 81 ward-Josiah Klotz, d.; Henry
A. williams, II. 4.h ward-George
Rink, d, Robert A. Pinp, r.
EDgineer-Daniel A. Miller, d.
Asst ssor--FiTst Ward, John List, d..
Isaac s. Crooks, r.; Second Ward, Ed
ward Rrtle, D., John Meek, r.; Third
Ward, Henry Wetter, d., John Cameron
R.; Fourth Ward, Charles II, Miller, d,
John Shearer, r.
Township trustees Schneider
d.; Andrew Smith, d.; Conrad N. 0berliD
d.; Abel James, R.; william Castleman
X John q. Wertzblugher, X.
Township Clerk-Tobias Sohott, d..
Louis A. Koons, r,
Township Treasurer B. Russell
d.; Martin Schafer, r.
Constables-Frank 6hepley, D.; An
drew wilhelm, D.; Jasper s. Green, r.;
John Shearer, r.
Assessor -Massillon Precinct, Michael
Triner, D.. Joseph Miller, r.; Richville
Precinct, Isaiah P. swihart, D.; George
Moore, r.
Central Committeeman, VIM. Reed, R.