The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-21
ALLI.NOn AFrAIRs.
ItemA Of News from the East End from Our
Regular Corr, HpOndent,

Mrs. Abner BrOslus hal an arm broken
by being thrown from sleigh on Fri
day. The sleigh upset as she attempted
TO pass a team.
James Ellison, of Cincinnati, and
Henry Ellison, OF Cleveland, have been
In the city several days, the guests OF
Mr. VIM, Vincent.
Rev, j, s. Grimes Ia In New Lisbon
this week assisting Rav, Marshal, OF the
Presbyterian Church, In conducting
series Of meetings.
Mr.. d. p. Benjamin Ia getting up q
business directory OF Alliance In skilled
pelmanehlp. Business men are taking
hold OF the scheme.
The Alliance shops are running on
full time and many are rushed with
orders. The Hammer shops are com
pei led 10 run night force 10 Keep up
with orders.
l.. X. Hiyely aud Niles Kittie Foltz
were married at Beaver Falls, Pa, June
Gath, 1885, News 10 their fTieLds here.
Mr., Hively 10 one OF the proprlel0rs OF
the West Main street rink.
j. N. Stillwell has disposed of his
boot and shoe store on East Main street
TO Peter BchwarlE. who will conduct tho
business as usual at the old stand. Peter
knows how 10 run q store.
scotty Rush came near bleeding to
death sunday morning. During the
night his nose commenced bleeding,
aud with great difficulty was stopped
after having lost considerable blood.
The funeral Of the latO DR.. James
Davidson took place from the family
residence on South Fifth street, this
morning, and was largely attended He
was Inferred In the Alliance Cemetery.
I'd. Murray, check clerk at the Penn
| eylyania Co.'a freight house, sustained q
bad fall while handling freight Thurs
day night. He was no severely injured
In the back that no bad 10 be hauled
home. Ed. is an old Canton boy.
The trial Of John Pennypacker takes
place TO day before Mayor Johnson. John
IL the man who undertook 10 put
strength 10 his assertions by the display
OF lire arms In the presence OF Nm.
moore. Use moral suhsiOn, John, rather
than hold yourrelf amenable 10 the law
by the use OF the Pepper"
Last weeks Alliance Leader an.
nounces that Mr.. Frank W. Jordan no
longer retains an interest In that paper
and has not since November 1T, 1885.
MIR. Phelps announces that In the near
future no will enlarge his paper TO
eight pages. The Leader ls the best
Democratic paper published In Alliance.
A Misunderstanding arose between r,
W. Teeters aud Guy Tilden concerning
the cost OF plans and specillactlOns which
the latter had made for house built by
Mr.. Teeters the last summer. PreferTing
arbitration 10 expensive and no doubt
lengthy litigation, Mesera. Mercer,
Bleukly and Bartlett were appointed 10
settle The case. Mr.. Tllten claimed over
$500 due. He was allowed $50 or the
relative merit0 OF the case we are not In
formed.
DR.. j. Davidson, a prominent physi
clan OF this place, died suddenly at four
o'clock Saturday morning, OF heart dis.
ease. He had been up aud around as
usual the day before. He had been a
resident OF Alliance for twenty Ave
years He was lfly four years Of age
and leaves q wife and three children I;
Charlie, the Oldest, 10 express agent NJ
0nyllle, Ohio.
An Alliance business man received q let.
tor few days since informing him that
his family meme appears amonga list OF
persons advertised for In the old coun'
try who are entitled 10 claim q large
amount OF money and property. just
think OF an Alliance man receiving q
large legacy. He would no doubt build
a rink or start founding asylum for
the young infants that parade The 70 t
and are NJ the depot upon the arrival OF
trains.
Dave Thomas, more commonly known
~ "Chinless Dave" on account Of hav'
Ing lost his chin by an accident pome
years ago while living In New York,
was taken 10 the county Inllfmary on
Monday morning. About twenty years
ago, when Dave came 10 this place, he
was said TO have obtained u good educa.
tion, but becoming dlslipated, he went
| from bad 10 worse, I'LL at Last he became
u regular e0t, and spent the greater part
OF his time lying around saloons. or
late he has been sleeping In barns, or
almost any place ho chanced to 10y his
head, aud during the late cold snip
came near freezing 10 death, aud would
no doubt have met his death In this
manner, had II not been for kind
hearted friends who looked after hin.
In the vain endeayor OF the puny, dys.
peptic, pusi silanlmous being, who playa.
r2ta news for the state news column OF
tho Press, to aUawer the article appear.
Ina In The Alliance news OF the Canton
DAILY DEMOCRAT few days since, tx
posing hia methods, he sends forth
u howl characteristic OF one OF his
stripe Considering the breed wo could
hardly expect more, aud will excuse
hun on tne grounds Of Ign rance Al
TO the veracity Of the statements made
by us, we leave II for tho readers Of the
Pro- o and DEMOCRAT 10 determine. Who
IL II that reads the Cleveland morning
daillee. that II they chance to see the
Press In the evening cannot discover
the resemblance In tho articles pub.
llshedp
The Ave mile race between John j.
Bell, OF Cleveland, champion OF the
world, and George u Reed, Alliances
favorite, and champion Of-well, we
don't know Of what all-at Goddard's
| Rink on Thursday evening, drew an I'm.
menee house. The audience was we'll
pleased and were eatleled beyond n
doubt that II was no hlppodrome, Bell
was TO skate 100 laps while Reed skated
OH Starting on the acratch Rged m ada
n dash, and before no had reached the
frat corner took the lead, Thie place no
kept until the 10th lap OF the ilrst mile,
whom Bell, after having made several
attempts, paeeed him. Calming one lap
no again passed Reed on the Oh lap OF
tho fourth mile. AT tho end Of the nth
mile Bell had gained but u laps. Reed
vna therefora declarad iha winnar