The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-09-09
CANTON CHIPS.
Live Locals Picked Up 10 and Around
This. City.
What Democrat Reporters Soc and Hear
on Their Daily ROunds---Items
Interesting to Homo
Readers.
Bound to Succeed" Friday.


The skaters are engaged putting the
roof on the new school building.
Franz Schreiber was run In last night
for being very drunk upon the streets.
Quite lumber of the bicycle boys
came home from Alliance this morning.
The members of the Young Mems
Democratic Club will give a.dance In the
near future.
Mr.. Jacob REFUSING, of Cleveland, was
In the city to-day attending the funeral
of his brother.
In Stark county four hundred and
twenty-seVen pensions, sggregating 49,.
$3.50 are paid monthly.
DR.. G. Il. Heard and wife, of Youngs-
town, are visiting their father, Dr..
Thomas Heard, of this city.
Now that the bicyclers and the circus
have gone the city will again settle
down to routine business, for while at
least.
Mrs John Brown, who has been on a
visit of several months to England for
the benefit Of her health, returned home
to this city yesterday.
Mr.. John A. Moore, who has been WIS.,
iting his mother-in law, Mrs. Eliza
Shorb, Of SO West Third street, has left
for his home In Baltimore, Md.
Western Manager Adams, of the
Schuyler Electric Light Co., removed
his family to MassillOn this morning,
and will make his residence there.
A patent was granted to Mr.. John
Bryan on September 3, 1885, on an i'm
proved car brake, procured by Messrs. B.
s. 6 A. P. Lacey, Of Washington, D. @.
Miss Eva Rue, one of CarrolltOn's
most popular bellies, who has been the
guest of her cousin, Miss Alice ThOmp.
son, on North Market street, returned
home this morning,
Benjamin Byers, aged 60, q we'll known
and wealthy resident of Wooster, and
brother Of ex-State Senator Andrew
Byers, dropped dead from a horse at
Wooster Monday Of heart disease.
Mr.. and Mrs. DeardoIff, of Greencastle,
Pa, and Mr.. and Mrs. Courtney West, of
st. Louis, Mo, are visiting at the par
sonage Of the First M. E, church. Mrs.
DeardoIff is the sister and Mr.. West the
nephew Of Mrs. Wilson.
Four boys named Emery Baxter,
Charles Jones, John SperTy and Charles
Eckert, were arrested last evening by
officer Wielandt for disturbing the
Salvation Army meeting at the Rink
VendOme. They will be given a hear
Ing before the Mayor this evening.
Frank Lands, the Canton horse thief
now in jail at Mansfield, planned to
escape Friday, but his plan was discov-
cred and eight saws, hammer and cold
chisel were found In his cell. Men who
know lands say he is undoubtedly one
Of the shrewdest professional horse
thieves In America.
Mr. Alex. Helngartner, lately Of Can
ton, who Is employed In bank In Fl
PasO, Texas, is preparing for trouble,
In case anything like war should be de.
clared with Mexico. He Is the captain
Of q volunteer company Of one hundred
and twenty men, who drill daily In FL
Paso. Alexis military knowledge was
acquired while member Of the Canton
Independent Battalion.
The Resm and Albright families and
their relations held reunion and pic
MIC Thursday at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Ream, about three miles
north Of Canton, on the Berlin road. Be-
tween four and five hundred people at
tended. The Battalion Band orchestra
furnished music for the occasion. The
assemblage organized into q family as
ISOLATION by electing Mr.. G. A. Albright,
of near Hartvllle, president, and a young
lady member of the Relationship secre7
tary. The organization will meet next
year at the residence of Mr.. G. A. AL.
bright the last Thursday In August.
Rev. Emile Herbruck was the orator of
the day and Squire POntius and others
made happy addresses
Mr.. Walter N. Sprankle, Of PhiIadel-
phia, has shipped by Air Line two cars
of horses and mules bought here and at
Cisne In this county. The fine selec-
ttOn Of coach and driving horses 20
through to Philadelphia In one Of Ame's
palace stock cars. The splendid lot of
mules he ships to MsssillOn, Ohio, wi here
he expects to sell them to farmers IN
that vicinity. We hope Mr.. Sprankle
will have good luck in the first ship
ment Of horses from this part of the
country. he has some of our most
choice coach and family horses and
splendid mules. We trust he will re.
ceive good prices for them and come
sgain.-EFairfeld Qll) Press.