The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-08

lIN tAthaNfsJ So - W.
Stalk Comfy Horticultural Society ~
being held to-day In Grange Hall, THIS
city. Sessions will be held AT 10 O'Clock
q. m. and ? o'clock p. ~, President
James Baylisa has circulated dodgers
inviting everybody 10 attend.
Mike and Jim" Richelmer yesterday
bought the old Methodist church build
ing, paving for II tl, 200. II Ia said that
the broth rs will raZe the old structure
TO the ground and bnild on the site.
"Jim" Rlcheimer owns the adjoining
LOT, formerly occupied by DR.. Rogers
residence, and we understand no con-
templates building on " also.
The blaze which was seen 30 distinctly
In this city between 10 and IL o'clock on
Wednesday night TO the north was Oc'
caslOned by the burning OF frame barn
on the premises Of Mra. Baker, an aged
widow who lives near youngstown
Hill. All tie contents, consisting OF q
lot OF hay, grain, q lot OF chickens and
farming utensils, were also consumed.
II In supposed 10 have been the work OF
an lncendiary. The total loss Ia e9ti-
mattel at $1,000: no insurance.
The Masslll0n roller skating par
which opened three months ago under
the management OF W. o. Do Mars u
Co, suspended yesterday, 10 the surprise
OF everybody. The active managers
since the opening have been Messrs,
Brown and De Mars, two pleasant and
energetic young gentlemen, and oil the
surface indications were that the ven
ture was a prosperous one. But q law
yer came yesterday from Warren, Ohio,
with q chattel mortgage on the skates
used by the firm. and captured those
rather necessary appendages TO the sue,
cessful OF Grafton OF an Institution OF
that character. Only expressions OF
sympathy are heard for the young men
In their misfortune, for In all their
dealings they have proven themselves
worthy of the confidence Of any commu.
nifty. Rum0r says the rink will be opened
again under another management.
An interesting fight 10 now going on
between the retail coal dealers OF this
city. Early In the season an agreement
was entered into between all the dealers
except two, TO keep the price at w.
per ton for Massill0n lump those out
OF the compact selling at 1910 Quite
recently a new mine was opened by the
West Massillon Coal Co., about two miles
southeast OF the city, and the manager
put his product on the local market al
$3.50 per ton. This caused all the Others
to reduce 10 $3.50. each OF them mali Inf
the fact known by dodgers and other
wise. Yesterday afternoon j. l.. Green
| of the West Side yards, had q band In
0ne'0t Bunnelps Ice wagons, the sides o.
the vehicle being covered with stre6merl
announcing hia new prices, and the sol
itary procession paraded generally owe
the city. IL would be difficult TO prog
| nOaticate the next advertising schem,
In this imbrOgli0, but u prominent dea
Ter said to your correspondent last nigh
that he believed the price would DO pn
down 10 ~ % within q few days.
A brilliant social event occurred n
0rryille last evening, being the mar
rlage Of Mr.. j.. @. II. Pullman, a membe
Of the dry goods firm Of Altman, Putmal
e Lieghley, OF this city, to Miss Clar
d. Biedler, daughter OF q prOmlnen
business mar Of that town. The nup
tlala were cOnsummated ut the home o
the brides parents, Rev, Mr., Shields o
the Presbyterian Church officiating, II
the presence OF about lfty que ~
A large number OF elegant and use
ful presents were bestowed upon VI
fair bride. The welded couple will
leave TO. night on q wedding tour 10
four weeks duration TO the New 0rlean
Worlds Fair, Florida and other point
The groom Ia one OF the most pr0aper0u
merchants OF this city, Ia popular wit
oil who know him, and carries with hi
the cordial good wishes OF every one 1
his new relation.
A guest AZ the wedding OF lFremon
Putnam and Miss Clara Beidler, nj Orr
Vile on New Years day, has furnish
your correspondent with the followin
list OF presents given tho bride: Frot
Cant. T, @. Putnam, father OF the groom
o check for $500; Mrs, T y. Putnam
silver tea set aud wisp.holder and broom
Mrs. Beidler, mother OF the bride. hal
! dozen each OF silver table spoons, f0i X
aud knives, cook book and table linen
Mr.. Beidler, bible; Mr.. and Mra. @, b. All
man, decorated China TIA set Mr., an
Mrs. II, b. Lteghley, silver butter dist
Misses jennie Dangler aud Mar
Clemens, silver pickle castor; Miss LOT
Brooke, decorated Jewel case; 7, \
johnson and Geo. Hackett, a Swies, del
Grated silver water service; Lew. Shan
$50; (this present was tho payment OF
wager made about u year ago betwee
the groom anu Shauf 10 TO which woul
DO married arst, each man betting o
himself) There we're also u large nun
ber OF other presents from friends
0rrville, Cleveland, Wilmot and otht
places.