The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-09-23
MAssGLLON MATTERS.
West End News Notes aud Personal and
General Items of Interest.

West End News Notes aud Personal and
General Items Of Interest.
County Clerk John McGregor and
Auditor Patrick Manly were In the city
Tuesday night.
BIumsnschein's "P. B." cigar is a
faVoriIe among smokers. Sold at Hotel
Conrad cigar store.
Dir. E !. Craig, clerk in POrtel's drug
store. left Tuesday for shreve to make u
weeks visit with his mother.
Simon F. Wefl + has the largest stock
of all kinds of teas, which he Is selling
lower than the lowest Call and see him
al No. 81 East Main street.
Tae boilers of The Electric Light Co.
will be fired to day and to morrow the
lights will be tested and Mr. Adams
stated that the light will bs in full Oper-
alton before the lat of October.
Mr.. James Hackett and mother left
for Kansas to-day to be gone several
weeks. They will visit a o.her of Mr..
Hackett's, who Ia located there, after
which they will make a tour through
Kansas and several other western S ates
A little colOred hoy fourteen years
old, who WAS taken from the Children's
Home by SIR. Thompson, and ran away
from home the day RJ insOn's show was
in the city, was arrested by the Cffioials
Monday night and locked up. He will
be sent to the Reform School.
1t seems that some mischieV0Us per-
son without stopping to think what the
danger might be to those who walk
pass Reeves marble shop, on Mill street,
stole the lantern which had been placed
there 80 persons could see the hole
which has been excaVated for the cellar
OF the business room which Mr.. Reeves
Is having erected, and keep from walk
Ing into it.
A very sad and probably serious aeci-
dent occurred Tuesday afternoon, BY
which Mrs. Pease, wife Of Judge Pease,
had lib broken and received internal
1nIHriee. Mrs. Peas Q, accompanied by
the hired girl, went to the barn yard In
which was a COW and her calf The girl
took the calf into the barn and tied it,
and when she came out she saw HRS.
Pease under the cows feet, when she
took fence board and used 1t over the
cows head with such force that she
broke one of her horns eff, VIII n con-
quered the COW. Mrs. Pease was taken
into the house and her son, DR.. Pease,
called, who attended TO her injuries.
She Is resting easy this morning and il
reported better. Judge Pease Is In the
Allegheny mountains, where he has
been a few weeks for his health.
MAHoNING PREsBYTERY.
The fourth Institute Of the Sabbath
School Association If the MahOnipg
Presbytery was held Monday evening at
the Chapel here. First session. D. m.
Devotional exercises led by President
John f. Clarb; 1880 very Interesting
address was delivered by Rev. A. B. Mar
shall, Of New Lisbon, on "The duty of
the parent and teacher In bringing the
child into the full communion OF the
the church. $3.50, QlesttOn DR. wer. Ad-
Jeurned until this morning at 8 o'clock.
Tomorrow morning the MahOning
Presbytery, composed Of Trumbull, Ms. ,
hOniDg, Columbiana and Stark counties,
will convene In the chapel and con
ttHue two days.
Tuesday morning session Of the Sun
day School Association of Mahoning
Presbytery opened al 900 O'Clock by de-,
VotiOnal exercises by Rev. R. P. RJG-
camp, Of Leetonia.
9:3O-RepOrts Of schools by supelip-
denis
10:00-TGmperance Work in the Sun.
Gay School, Rev. Wesley M. Hyde.
0:40-0rganlzstiOn ami Government
Of the Sunday S!hool, M, j. CLANCY, of |
Lestonia, O.
1l:15--Q1estion Drawer.
Third seasiOn-Tuesday afternoon
2OO-Business meeting. The following
officers were elected for the ensning !
year: President, John f. Clark; Vice
Presidents, Mis-, Alice Clark OF LeetOnis,
Rev. ]. P. Williamson of Warren, and
Prof. e A. Jones of Msssillon; Record
Ing Secretary, Mrs. Jean CuFrey; Core
spending Secretary, Rev. d. V. Mays;
Treasurer, Rev. A, f. Boyd.
2:30-ScOpe ard aim of the Sunday.
school, Rev. j. D. Williamson, LeetOnia. |
300-WhO can help, and hOWp Mrs. |
Hattie Harris, Niles.
3:30--Art Of questioning, Prof. E. A.
Jones, Massillon.
Closing address-ReV. A. B. Marshall.
New Lisbon.
Canton was deciied as the place for
he next meet Of the Association, and
he time Is set for July, 1887.
First session Of the Mahonlng Pres.
,ytery met In Second Presbyterian
'hurch last evening at z o'clock.
Opening address-By Rev. A. +. Boyd,
II Poland. Text: "The Kingdoms of this
world are become the Kingdoms of our
ord and Of his Christ" was very In
eresting sermon.
Elcers' meei ga committee was
ppOinted to bring in a report this
nOrning.