The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-01-26

irg sf0sass his uncle, Mr.. Daniel Bisch-
of, in this city. .aoI Ssg'apAH "fl .4r
a.- '5g 3 - schtel, Of Akron, and ]. w.
w. gJt d Mansfield, were registered
aus 545agIettyesterday& y&mFAwh go .
i7,5 sorge's land theory win be
j.sif next Friday night by the
bQ. terary society. roi
gdEl1 Asdulsa Daniels, OF Sandusly, is
,Oad & ,ltthe residence of Mr.. Conrad
tlsae. iua Vest North street. ,.dl
's.yir5s j, Watkins, of Cleveland,
ii aa4 atsa bPot aud shoe merchant of
'(@9 {dntas in-the city yesterday. }.
,,-,,lli independent: Miss Mary
.tsa,,,n, of Canton, is the guest OF
Hso Nettie Keller, on South street.
PAUL Field, the Water Works Secre.
tac is engaged in drawing map
Showing the proposed extension of the
water mai s, .... ...
Mrs. G. L. Hutchins and son, Law
renee, of Alliance, have returned home
after Z pleasant visit with her sister,
Mrs. Clayton Carts. ....|
Hon. j. J. Sullivan, National Rank
Examiner, was in the city yesterday
and called on the DEMOCRAT. Our ex-
cellent friend is ever welcome,
Mrs. John G. Welty arrived home to-
day at noon after spending five weeks
in the city of Philadelphia with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs, Charles F. Ora
ham. ....
Mr.. Charles r. Miller of the firm
of Miller & Pomerene, left last night
for New York City on some legal
business. He will be absent the remain
der of the week.
A boy about thirteen years of age
fell upon his face while skating on the
pavement near the Ft. Wayne road on
South Market street yesterday after
noon, and mashed his nose.
There will be a, general meeting of
young men of Canton, intended princi
pally for those not members of the Y.
NJ. C. A. at Assembly Hall, Friday
evening, February 3, at 7:30 o'clock.
Miss Belle Welch entertained about
forty of her young friends at her home
on North Cherry street last night. An
elegant supper and social parlor games
contributed to the enjoyment of the
occasion.
Ida Kierchner, a three and ahalf year
old daughter of Louis Kierchner, resid
ing at No. 80 Madison street, died Tues
day of dropsy. Funeral Thursday at 2
o'clock from the residence; interment
in Rowland cemetery, .a. /.
An mmanageable team of horses at
tached to a countryman's sled-wagon
caused considerable excitement on
South, Market street last, night, The
animals, reared and plunged but We're
finally quieted down. ,a''ta,
y" Y new postofice has been established
on the Valley railroad at GreentOwn
station by the department at Washing
ton. The name of the new office is
Aultman, and a man named Smith, has
been appointed postmaster. 'a'.'
.Nnother freight train on the G. & q.
road got stalled at the ,Tuscarawas
street crossing last night, and the pa
thence of trainmen, street cars and We
.hicle drivers was exhausted before the
train dragged itself by, after some 20
minutes delay. u',.
An office of the Canton Gas g. Coke
Co. centrally located viii be secured in
short time. when consumers can find
it convenient to call for settlement of
accounts. And also to examine most
complete stock of gas cooking stoves.
All sorts of gas fuel appliances and a
full line of many staple goods. "o .
The Canton Gas Company is the one
that recently purchased the Canton
Gas and Coke Company. We erred in
stating that it was the Canton Anieri1 I
Can Gas Company. as no such company
exists in this city, The word "Ameri- 1
can" appeared by mistake in our OK
tended notice in Saturdays issue. ''''
Alliance Leader; .Messrs. G., Q. Freer
b. F. Prescott and NJ. l.. Seacrist are
Cantoning.: today. 1t is to be hoped
they will conduct themselves in man
ner becoming the dignity Of Alliance
gentlemen, but as each one took one
dollar and half along we fear they
will paint the town red before their re-
turn.
Mr.. Peter Barlet, of collars s. Co.,
left Yesterday afternoon for New York
for the purpose of having an operation
performed to remove the tumor cancer
in his mouth and on his face. Mr..
Barlet has been long afflicted with the
growth and of late it has been growing
rapidly worse. He is accompanied by
Mr.. James LAWN. 70 }','" t'."
The DEMOCRAT acknowledges ,a a
pleasant call yesterday afternoon from
Esquire Breeze, of Fulton, and William
and George Slower and Mr.. Stametz of
that neighborhood. Fulton is a great
distance from the county seat, having
no direct railroad communication, and
the fourteen miles Of hilly road by
house power is a serious matter in
winter and bad weather.
AL. Jones, Esq, expects to move to
Canton about April I, where he will
continue to practice law at the Stark
bar, and being located at the
county seat will be in much better posi-