The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-21
ALLIANCE.
What 10 Going ON at The Eastern End
the GauntV


What IL Going on at The Eastern End of
the County,
Prof. W. II, Bel'z, OF LImayllle, was In
the city to-day.
Henry Wise, OF Canton, has been EN-
ployed as civil engineer for the city.
Alliance eau now boast OF base ball
club. Let neighboring towns look out
for challenges.
Rev. DR.. Bailey, OF Maaslllon, was In
the city to-day. He was on hia way to
Warren to attend an adjourned meetipg q
Of preebytery
Mr.. Henry Ellison, OF Cleveland, spent
Sunday In Alliance with his bTOthrr-in-
law, w. ii Vincent. Henry In always
welcome among his many Alliance
friends.
The Latham and Mclaughlin combs
nation repeat their performance NJ the
rink 10 night. pr0f's. Swaney and
Beardsley will also give exhibitions OF
fancy skating
George b, Reed, the "Alliance dyer"
has entered the race for the champion.
ship of Ohio, 10 be akated at Cleveland
this week In the Casino rink. Hls
friends are confident Of his success,
Frank Weybrecht left last evening
for Cheyenne, Wyoming Territory. A
telegram was received from Cheyenne
on Saturday, stating that Jake Wey.
brecht, brother OF John Weybrecht, OF
this place, had met with o serious acci
dent. Yesterday morning another tele-
gram waa received announcing his
death. Jake formerly lived NJ Alliance,
but for the last few years has been In
the west where no has taken large
building cjnlracts.
Rev. j. W. TOland, OF the Methodist
Church, seems ~ have mAde'a hit In the
choosing OF practical subjects for hia
Sunday meeting diac0lrses, On last
Sunday evening he preached To newspa
per men, including printers aud devils.
Hia discourse was full OF excellent
thoughts and showed that essential
point, originality. When ho made the
remark that ut would be a blessing II
some editors had died when quite
young" we wondered II no had refer
ence 10 Joe Gillespie. His subject for
next Sunday evening Ia, "Wearer, wear
Ing and thu web, or the Dress"
At the regular meeting Of the school
board last evening, the old corps OF
teachers were Te' elected with the cx-
crp,iOn Of Mr.. b. p. Fast and Miss Mary
Baker, they not being applicants. Mr.,
John FOcht, OF MI. Union, wis elected
10 OIL Mr.. Fasta place while the other
teachers were advanced In their order
10 llll the vacancy OF Misc Baker, Three
ballots we're taken Oh Superintendent,
with no choice. There we're about two
dozen applicants. among them Mr.. o NJ
Coxen, the present Incumbent, and II,
II, Stanley, OF thls place. The Board re.
duced the salary OF the High 8 hoOl
teacher from $500 10 S7C0 per year.
The semi annual meeting Of the a9so'
clAti0n Of surgeons 10 the Pennsyly0nia
company, met In tho Russell House AT
this place, day. The association In
cludea all the railroad surgeons from
PIT sburgh TO Chicago. along The line OF
the Pittsburgh, Bt Wayne q Chicago
Railroad, numbering about thirty. A
number Of surgeons Of the Cleveland
u Pittsburgh Railroad were also prea.
ent. The following IN ora hold their
Office until the next regular aeml-an'
nual meeting: President, DR.. A j,
Scott, OF Londonyille, Ohio; Vice Presi-
dent, DR., j. II. Tressel, NJ Alliance, OHIO;
s, cretary, DR.. j, II, Davidson, Of War.
saw, Indiana; Treasurer, DR. p. b. Young
OF Crpstllne, Ohio. The next meeting
will be held at Fort Wayne, Indiana, on
the ID Tuesday Of October next.