The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-07-01
ALLIANOE AFFAIRS.
Interesting Items from Our East End
Correspondent.

Correspondent.
Mayor o. NJ. Coxen was in Cleveland
on Saturday.
Col. j. L. McGOwan, editor in-chief of
the Chattanooga Times, Is visiting eX
Mayor Johnson.
The Review says: Prof. q. G. David
son was about the worst scared boy on
the stage Thursday evening.
A delegation of Alliance teachers left
to-day for Chautauqus to attend the
Teachers Convention. Fare for round
trip So 20,
The Salem and Alliance Disciple Sun
day Schools picnic ut CuyahOgs Falls on
Wednesday. They go at the cheap rate
of 50 cents round trip.
Our fire department has been thor
Onghly reOrganized, from chief down to
wafer boy, and 1t is now thought be-
fore long we will have most efficient
department. sss... .12a-S5s.s :1. asa, ,s.-.s
The asking for and obtaining of a
charter iOr the formation of new G. A.
K. Post, has grown out of an i'll feeling
existing in the old Post for some time
past. Study peace and harmony, boys,
and 1t will be the best all around.
The County Commissioners were in
the city Oh Friday last for the pupOse of
eQualizing property. We understand
they did but little. Bowman Brothers
could probably find fertile field to
work in over in this end Of the county.
Much comment has been made since
commencement on Thursday evening,
regarding the presentation of br0Oms
/ md hnau IN anrfoin OOpmhnTl nf tho
| graduating class. Selfish motives will
bound to do In garden. kg&sta
The East wall of the Methodist Church
is in a very bad condition and many
are afraid to enter the church since the
fall of the Opera House. No services
were held there Sunday owing to the
repairing which is being made. Rev.
Toland and family spent the day in Gin
cinnati. Ss1a.. saa &Egf- & sIae E4
". H. Vincent and family, of MassiI-
Ion, attended the commence ment eXeT-
cises. Miss Sara Rutter, formerly of
Alliance, now Of the Msssillon schools,
was also present to see sCme OF her
former scholars take upon them the
yoke Of life and jump into the fathOm-
less deep. &Ss g., eAs. d. &sAL
The holding of the annual commence
ment exercises in the rink was highly
pleasing to all, and people could attend
with satisfaction that they held heir
neCks in their own hands as far as the
falling of the building was concerned.
About 600 people were comfortably &C
eCmmodated. AZ .-..s-ss. ...a..--
1t is truly wonderful the light some
members or agents of the Schuyler Elec-
trio Light Co, are able to give members
of our City Council, and the epecific in
struCtiOls as to the manner in which tC
proceed TO negotiate with an Electric
Light Co. Gentlemen you should moi
impose toe much upon the cre6ulity oi
our city dads, or you might run against
sDsg. YcU should also stick to facts
when producing arguments, and be SURE
DO ODe Is around who may be brought
as witness, and who may place you IL
a very embarrassing position as to tht
veE Escity Of statements made.
On Friday the Allegheny Diamond
Stars came TO Alliance with the avOWet
intention Of "doiDg uL" cur home club
in great shape" but 10, they met theil
equals; yee, their supeTiOrs, and lef
thu field set Of down hearted boys By
q score of II to 4, In favor of Alliance
On Saturday second game was played
at the Park and the Alleghanys, to
strengthen their team, placed the re-
nOwned One-armed pitcher, England,
in the hex. Although an improvement
on "Jerkey" Sullivan, Of the day before,
they were again Gwep; under by score
of 6 to g. Pike, OF Wooster, and Kelly,
of Akron, have signed with the Alliance
club, and will form our regular battery,
with Heiss and Kynett good change
battery. While the Association Is as yet
in its infancy, we may we'll be proud of
the players who form the club. On July
9TH the "Fear NOts, of New Lisbon, will
tackle our nine at the Broadway Ball
Park. The attendance at the games so
far has been excellent and far surpassed
the expectations of the management.