The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-09-30
CANTON CHIPS.
Live Locals Picked Up 10 and ArOuD
This. City.
What Democrat Reporters See and Hear
on Their Daily ROunds---Items
Interesting to Home
Readers.

Miss Sue Y Ellis, of 148 South Plum
street, has gone on visit to her
brothers In Alliance.
Hon. John Mcbride, Democratic candi-
date for Secretary OF State, was In the
city this forenoon and called at the
DEMOCRAT ffite.
Miss Carrie LantZer aud Amelia Wag
Der returned from Cincinnati yesterday,
where they have been several weeks
visiting friends and the Exposition.
At the firemen's tournament In Woos.
ter 10 day the VOgelgessng Hook & Lad
der Company was awarded prize OF $25
for being the 6lest looking fire company
In the parade.
In Common Pleas Court this morning
before Judge Pease, Florence Meiser
was granted divorce from her hus-
band, william Meiser, on the ground of
gross neglect.
Elizabeth Brawand has filed q peti.
tiOn In Common Pleas Court praying for
a divorce from her husband, John Bra
wand on the grounds Of extreme cruelty
and desertiOn.
The regular meeting nights of the
Stationary Engineers Association has
been changed from the second and
fourth Thursdays to the first and third
Thursdays of each month.
Jacob HOll, living about mile north
of New B'rlin died to day aged sixty
years. Deceased was born and reared
In the locality In which he died, and
was worthy man and citizen.
A girl named Fnrney, aged about fif
teen, that Mrs. Flynn, of 225 North
Plum street, got from the Children's
Home some six months ago, left sudden.
ly one day last week without notice. She
Is supposed to have gone to Alliance
where she has friends.
The Cleveland, Lorsin and Wheeling
Railroad Company will give their second
and lasg excursion of the season to Gin
cinnsti, O., October 4th. Tickets fol
the round trip $3.50. This will give all
All opportunity to visit the Cincinnati
Expedition at q very low rate.
Mr. John Miller, farmer, living iT
Plain township, near the Warstlel
Church, died Monday morning Of
typhoid fever, aged twenty-nine years
He leaves a wife and one child. Funer
al Wednesday at 10 g. M, from the G r
man Catholic Church In Canton.
The new Presbyterian church bell wal
hOlsted intO place this morning In thu
recently constructed tower. The O!t
bell, which weighed 1000 pounds, wal
sent 10 Milwaukee and recast, 500 pound
being added to IL, making 1t 1900 pound
weight, and as thus changed cOnstitut
log the new bell put 10 place this morn
ing.
Married September 26th, at Malvern
by Rev. George Weber. Mr.. Virgil G
Slovely and Miss CorneIis Adolf. Th
groom Is the popular Dell Roy TELEGRAPH
operator aud the bride Is the acknOwl
edged belle of Rcb9rtsvtlle. They vii
make a tour of Cleveland, Nlagar'
Falls, Buffalo, New York City, and will
return In about three weeks.
Fl. Fl. Bowers, of Falls City, Nebraska
sends years subscription for the Dem
oCBAT FOR himself; also years each fol
Daniel Bowers and Isaac Bowers. Bull!
for such BOwersesl Mr.. Bowers inform
us that the Democratic convention me
In that city on the 24.h and nOminatet
Hon. John A. McShane for Congress II
that, the first district; and he says therI
Is strong probability Of his election
over Hughes, the Republican Doodle
candidate,