The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-04-12

D. B. Robbins and wife, of Ft. Wayne.
Ind, are registered at the Hurford
House.
E. A. Buman, of New Lisbon, a prom
inent business man of that town, is at
the Barnett.
Mr.. R. G. Frederick and daughter, OF
Warsaw, Coshocton county, are guests
at the Hurford.
Al valuable horse belonging to Com
missioner Smith was found dead in his |
stable this morning.
J. II. Talford, of the Beaver Falls
(PaD Tribune, was in the city Sunday,
and called at this office.
William H. Sims, of this city, has
been granted pension through the
agency of Chas. H. Jones, of Waynes-
burg.
Mr.. Frazer, of the Humane Society,
desires to find homes for four children.
Three boys aged four, seven and ten
and girl baby one year old.
The milling firm of Corl & Blake, OF
this city, has dissolved partnership,
Mr.. Henry Corl retiring. Mr.. John F.
Blake will continue the business.
Charles Sliker has opened Congress
Lake for the season. Charley says he
is satisfied that he will have success
full summer, from a financial stand
point.
Matthias Friedman, of 68 Charles
street, died Sunday night at 1920
o'clock of consumption. He leaves
a wife and eight children. His age
was 36 years.
The following are the lucky numbers
drawing capital prizes in the Louisiana
Lottery yesterday: Nos. 56,872 lin dis
pute,) 1865, 1882, 1O,O72, 36,629, 81, IT'S,
25,957, 1886, 3O679.
Married. On April 5, 1888, at the res
idence of Rev. Rainsberger, of Pleas
ant Valley, by Rev. j. r. Smith, Mr..
John E. Raber and Miss Emma Moss;
, both of Summit county, o.
Will @. Wilcoxon, who has recently
been in the employ of Ephraim the
, jeweler, has removed his family from
this city to Newark, Ohio, where he has
secured more lucrative situation.
, Laura, the seven months old daught-
er of Michael McElroy, residing at No.
, q Alexander street, died this morning
of pneumonia. Funeral Thursday after
noon at two o'clock, from st. Johns
Catholic Church.
Michael Sweeney, of South Market
street, received intelligence last night
( of the death Of his father, Thomas
t Sweeney, in Wheeling, w. Va, at the
! age of 66 years. Mr.. Sweeney left for
! Wheeling this morning.
: Mary Harrison, a gypsy woman, was
: arrested yesterday at their encamp.
i ment in Smiths woods by Officers Vie
: landt and Fink, for disturbing the
r peace in the west end of town. She
: lay in the lookup over night and this
: morning was fined So and costs. She
:; paid it and was released.
:, Mr.. Christian Sherrick, living on east
y Tuscarawas street, and the father OF
Johnson Sherrick, was stricken with
paralysis on Sunday last, and is now in
critical condition. His one side is sc
J. effected that it is entirely devoid Of
e feeling. Mr.. Sherrick is about IS years
: of age, and has been ailing for some
y little time, but on Saturday last, was
s. seen on the square.
II p. S, Gilmore, General Northern Pass
, enger. Agent for East Tennessee, Virgin
- ia s. Georgia Railway, has sent us
few nice calendars. He is consid
cred one of the most popular agents il
his line of business in this country
There will be cheap rate excursion OF
his road the 10th and Gath of April tC
Jacksonville and all points in Florida
J. He just left Chicago with a. party Of
I excursionists forthe South. W ",
= A rough, ,and,tumble fight between
two tramps took place about 8 O'Clock
! this morning near the Valley crossing OF
g the Fort Wayne road. TheYags pun
meled each other in fine shape, and one
= of them grabbed large lump of Goa
u with which he proceeded to pound hi.
Antagonist This was too rough tol
the bystanders, who separated the cou
pie. The buns then shook hands ant
: proceeded west in the direction of Mas
!" sillon.
y The following item concerning two
q Canton people is taken from the Dem
A. ing Headlight, of Deming New Mex
,e leo: ave saw piano cover at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Materson yesterday tina
is undoubtedly work of art. 1t il
IS from the brush of Miss Mary Siebold
d and for artistic beauty and finish can
y be beat 1t is done in oil and looks al
g the world as if it were needle work
D. Miss Siebold is the only sister of Franl
J. H. Siebold, cashier of our bank. Sh,
Z. has been on visit to her brother anC
sister in-law for several months past