The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-01-19
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Local specks Of News Under the
ogbs Of Our Reporters. y.
Most Of TS ina Brought 70 Light without
the Aid of Field-G Glass----The
Earth spotted a Little Here
aAd There.

before thy Erand Jury.
John Campbell, of Carrollton, is reg
istered at the Hurford.
]. L. Kennedy, Of New Philadelphia,
was in the city yesterday.
HOuser's ice house is being filed TO-
day with the ,eOngesled fluid. e
N. Steele, one Of the substantial citi.
zens of Garrettsville, Portage county,
is at-the Hurford. ON i}As) B 4
Horace Miller, of the Repository
local staff, win accompany the lumber
: dealers on their southern trip. -y-T-
IN "a, Workmen are busily engaged in cut.
ing ice from Feathers pond, north Of
.rTo1e city. Some good ice is being secured
Mrs. John Bauman, of North Cherry
rroKeet, returned yesterday from three
N@6issssiTSSsks' visit in Pittsburg and Elizabeth,
staITs Sc iE;is1p p. luHl31NhA- nv ~
ssGGbl0b491llarlborO sGb shows up at the Farmers
Hotel today with Charles Johnson, q,
w. Geib, w. MILESTONE, Joseph Thom-
as and j. w. Vaughan. fNGE
Sleigh bells were again heard on the
streets today. A sleigh slips along right
nicely where the road has been broken
down, very little snow would SUFFICE
to make excellent sleighing. A
Alliance is represented by J. Myers
H. T. Myers, Charles H. Bush, Barcla!
BrOsius, William $. Lindesmith, Ches
terHartzell, John Neiler and w. "
Shidler at the Farmers Hotel today. 81
At the fire of the Steubenville thea
ter last night, of which full accouDt
is given on the first page of this papei
Mr.. Comfy and Miss Francis, who ap
peared in the Peoples Theatre SOM
time ago, lost their wardrobes.
Miss Maggie A. Youtz, of the class o !
'S6, late of Buchtel college Normal
Department. has been secured by the
directors of the Brenner school to fiji
the vacancy made by the death of Mrs
Miller. 4...fs 81. n
The saloon and grocery of Draime &
Winter, on South Market street, went
into the hands. of a receiver yesterday
afternoon. An inability of the part
ners to agree and slow business ar
given as the causes for the failure.
Mrs. StOner, mother of Infirmary Di
rector Stoner, was stricken with paral
ysis at the residence of her son, four
miles northwest of this city last Thurs
day morning, and died Sunday. She
will be buried today at Stands GENE
terry. 4aa
Mr.. Louis Schaefer is in correspond
ence with the Pittsburgh, Marion &
Chicago Railway Co., having heard
from it yesterday. Let Captonians be
of good cheer, wide awake, and early
favorable developments may soon reach T
us. Canton needs and wants another
east and west trunk line, independent
OF, or not controlled by its present one;
though the Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne &
Chicago is very popular with our man
ufacturers and business men, and de-
servedly so.
Miss Olive Sweeney, of Sandyville,
Tuscarawas county, is visiting Misses
LOttie and Medic Manly, on West
Third street. .tf,
The Daily Republican, of Ravenna
has suspended publication. Another |
case of trying to run plea paper in a 1
nOnpareil town.
Mr. Cyrus collars, one of the old
pioneers of the county and residing
about four miles west of town is lying
seriously i'll with cholera morbns.
Maud Caily, an eiehteen-months-oldl 1
girl, residing south of North Industry,
died Saturday from membranous Group
and was buried Sunday from Melcheim-
er's church. OBJ ULf.i+A 4A
Henry jolly, living at North Industry,
while engaged in unloading lumber
from a wagon last Saturday, had his
great toe mashed by a heavy board
L'hliS uPOi lI'
Ticket No. 715 drew a fine gold watch
at Double Bros. store at their recent /
drawing. Mr.. Frank Snyder was the
lucky holder. He sports his prize to-
'day and feels happy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abram Clemens cele
brated their golden wedding, January
4th, in company with thirty of their de-
scendants They are residents of Mi
nerva, where they have enjoyed all the
comforts Of life for many years.
Mr. Frank Snyder, of Mapleton, was
in the city today. He has charge Of
the school known, as No. 3, "Hypocrite
Run" and is regarded as an excellent
pedagogue. The school is closed at
present on account of the prevalence of
measles. Oh aGas8, o ~ aiA.faP'Ai'oN
Officer Hagan went to North Law
renee yesterday to arrest James Merit,
who is wanted in Canton, for partici-
pating in the recent riot at NorthLaw-
renee. MassillOn Independent. This
is the man whose arrest was chron-.
icled nj Saturdays DEMOCRAT.
Massillon Independent. Miss Helen
Ryder is visiting friends in Canton.
4 Mrs. Edwin l.. Arnold chaperoned
a party consisting of Miss Russell, Miss
Hunt, Miss Gillespie and Miss Hamp4
son, of Salem, who attended the Entire
Nous club dance in Canton last night.
Ehe Canton. Broom, Brigade, that
unique organization of young ladies',