The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-23
ALLIANCE AFFAIRS.
News Notes of Personal and General Hap
penInga ~ the Enat End.

News Notes of Personal and General Hap
peninga NJ the East End,
Painters and papertrs ara now reap
ing their harvest
Judge (O Hoover entered upon his
du u'ies No city solicitor last evening,
l. j. BeardSley, Jr,, Ia now engaged
In the Adams Express Oilicea at this place.
A. l., Jones left yesterday for New Lis.
bon, TO attend the funeral Of relative.
CO. Warren has purchased the Ruth
stock Of notions OF the Alliance Bank
Company.
George b. Frease, Of Canton, the led
e-tar' OF the Repository, was In the city
on Monday.
John Day has moved his grocery store
TO the room formerly occupied by Bates
q Co., bakers.
j, l.. DllwOrth, Of Mt. Union, Ia I'm
proving slowly from an attack Of ma
larial fever.
Mrs, Beebout, Of Remington. was
visiting friends In Alliance the latter
part OF last week.
About thirty students of MT. Union
College attended the funeral OF NJ. II.
Guy. at Salem, yesterday.
Dallas Broslus, OF the law firm of
Coulter g BIOsius, 10 again able to be
about after u severe siege Of sickness.
Buck Mehan had the little finger Of
his left hand mashed while assisting at
the planning mill fire. Monday evening,
Mr.. Robert Wlthers will begin the
erection OF a fine new residence corner
Broadway and Linden avenue In a few
daye.
Plttaburg daily papers now reach Al
lance about 8 o'clock o. M, three hours
earlier than they have reached Alliance
for years.
VIM. Miller, Of North Benton, one Of
the directors OF the Alliance Bank Com
pany, died yesterday. Lung trouble
was the cause,
Ladies' OF the United Brethren Congre.
ration have been soliciting money the
past week TO obtain new church carpet
aud TO make other necessary repairs.
In accordance with bill passed by
the Legislature last week, two OF the
bOndsmeD, W. NJ. Reed and DR.. l.. l..
LambOrn, OF the defeultlng school treas
uref GreiDer, paid 10 the school board
$4,000 each on last Saturday evening,
special meeting having been called
for that purpose The two remaining
bond, men, z. W, Coates and NJ. Wheeler,
have not settled as yet.
The order which Ia said TO have been
Issued by Mayor johnson In regard 10
the marching Of the Salvation Army on
our public streets Ia unheeded by the
railing fanatics and the music still goes
on. On lust Friday evening they
marched up and down Main street with
n squad OF boy, following them, and the
noise and disturbance made by the two
crowds was q Disgrace TO q civilized
country and speaks very badly for the
municipal government OF our city. On
Sunday afternoon they held forth on the
Public Square while Marshal Lowman
and Policeman HOgue were sitting In
the council chamber taking birds eye
view OF the crowd which was composed,
an one OF the 'ehe soldiers" said, OF
You drunkaTds standing outside the
ring" IL the Mayor has Issued such
orders why does no not see that the DO.
lice officers carry them into effect. Our
town papers seem 10 be afraid TO ex-
press an opinion on the subject and are
sitting on Tho fence awaiting the tide OF
public opinion, with the exception II
the Review, which has q little sand left,
but Its quality Ia not 40 coarse 40 we
would like tO sec We have tolerated
the wandering nomads long enough
among our midst and wo now call for q
halt, Canton may be thankful that she
has never been pestered by their pres
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