The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-02-18
ALLIANOE AFFAIRS.


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CorrespOn dent.
Tom ard Lou are said to be the hust-
lers Of Alliance.
Harry 0iterstock, the would be dude,
sports a plug hat. An, mel
Alliance Ia TO hiye blOm the com.
Ing seasOn, no say our people.
The two NJ I-onc Lodges OF this place
ara coisidering the advlsability OF con-
sOlidatlng.
Max 0ppenhelmer. Of Norwalk, Ohio,
In In the city. He IL senior member OF
the Arm Of N, 0ppenhelmer u Co., cloth
iers.
John Wlllinger who had his collar.
bone broken, and was otherwise Injured
while making coupling about q week
ago, Ia improving finely.
Eyater and Smith, bicycllsts of Can.
ton, gave very acceptable exhibition
at G0ddATd's Rink tuesday evening.
They ride the wheel again this evening.
The semi annual meeting OF the
Short horn Breeders E'stern Ohio was
held In the parlOrs OF Hotel Genital FRI
day afternoon. There was q goOdly at
tendance.
Anthony Clark, a section hand on the
p, Ft. Wayne g. Q. II. r., who lives at
b lott, IN an example OF "the old old
story" Drew pay, got drunk, walked on
railroad track, picked up u corpse.
John Willinger, brakeman In the p.
1T. W. u q, r, h. freight yard, had his
shoulder considerably bruised by hay
Ing II caught between the dead woods
while makiDg o coupling, X. Il. Sur
ge0n Treaeel attended him.
Unlike many other cities, Alliance
has camp meetings In the winter. Bey'
erages ara not sold on the gr0unda, aud
the elieG has been that many Old t0peTa
who have been attending have taken 10
drinking aqua pura. 30 we'll has IL
agreed with their constitutions and
p0cketboOks that they now swear by n.
Mr.. John j. Stanton, a member Of the
famous Nickel Plate" met with a ae'
we're accident ut the Pennsylvania Com
piny's round house on Wednesday even
Ing, He was engaged Ia c0rking the
llues OF an engine, and by some accident
one OF tho plugs became loose, ana In
COnal Qnence no was given u full dose OF
steam, burning his face, neck aud arms
In serious manner. He Will recover
Owing 10 a lack Of working material
the Cly Council failed TO perform ita
regular functions Monday evening,
| Special meeting called for next Monday
evening. What blessing II we had
men who would not look on the cilya
business IA q secondary consideration,
There IL one comfOrt-we can live In
hope OF something better. Election II
coming, boys
A daring burglary was committed
Monday night nj he shoe store Of A. y,
| Silver, on East Main street. A large
pane OF glass NJ the side OF the trout
dCor was smashedaln AID three pair OF
aloes aud three odd 0nea stolen fIom the
window. They we're evidently Ia some
what OF q hurry lest hey would have
obtained matss, Mr.. Silver saya the en-
tire loas Of ehOea, glOas, etc, will amount
TO about S25. Ht offers the three odd
shoes for nolhlug II the thief will come
after them No clue.
The llneat musical entertainment the
cltZeue OF Alliance ever had the pleas
ure OF listening 10 was that given al
Marchand'a Opera House, Monday even
Ing, by the Morgan Engineering Co
Band aud Orchestra, The band is com
posed OF 32 members, ali OF whom are
employed IN workmen In the shops, They
are probably ~ Ane body OF musicians
~ can be found, Mr. II. Il. Morgan, Sr
In hla exteuaiVa travels IN alwaya on th,
look out for llne musician, Six na
| 4 Qualities are represented In the hand
American, E gll1h, lr sh, German, Welal
aud Scotch. The house. was taxed 10 NJ
utmost capacity by u critical aud music
loving andieL o., many coming from thl
surrounding towns.
David Fording has been the auhjNc
OF no little criticism by our clilz'na, IL
regard TO the prominent part he PLAYED
In the Russell damage case. The All
anoe Standard OF this weeks Issue says
Every sensible person recognizes thl
fact that u lawyer must do hie beat fol
his client, but certainly his duty doe
not Involve severe personal critlclem 0
reputable citiz,ne. Men OF hlgl
standing In our midst werI
charged with something like por
! Jury, esteemed physicians held up II
contempt, honoTed women Of spOtles
reputation denounced as without charac
tor. Such legal tactics may gain a ton
p0rary advantage before n atIange Jury
but will eventually be found uhprOllta
bla. Then thu Judges action In In
atructlng the Jury that they mult agr, 0
aud that each side must yield something
IL regarded ~ unfair, What could /
Juror yield who conaclentlously bo
lieyed Mrs, Rusaell'a claims were moi
| juetY Obviously nothing without ylolat
ing his oath II IL u matter OF genera
regret that lhla aud other caaee which
when successful, press heavily on oul
already oyerburdened treasury, are on
glneered by an attorney whose higl
standing and reputation have beer
gained IN the community against who's,
interests hia abilities ara now directed.