The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25

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the Hurf0id last night,
Superintendent Wardwell, of the O.
q. n y, 10 In the city 10 day,
M, IL. ABhbaugh, the 8 and 10 cent
man, went TO youngstown to-day,
Miss Allie Fiaher Is behind the count
or In +, Herbruck's dry goods house.
Judge Unaerhlll, George Miller and
10, H. Kidd are lishing at Congress Lake
to-day,
Hugh D. Brown, one Of Bethlehem
townships reliable falmela, was In the
city today,
Charles Sohaofer was fined 81 and
costs by Mayor Blake thus morning for
drunkenness.
l, +. Miller IL on duty an mail agent
on the o., U. a :, railroad, u position he
formerly held
Theo. Boehmke, of the BOehmke
Wine company Of Cleveland, was In the
city yesterday.
Willis Putnam and Ida PhersOn, of
Sugar Creek township, have been
licensed 10 we'd
Justice collars, OF Sugar Creek town.
ship, TuscarawaB county, 10 In the city
to-day on business,
A, Q. Brown arrived home from Chi.
cago yesterday and viii be here for q
couple OF weeks.
Miss Minnie Reese left yesterday for
Wellsyille, where she will spend q
few weeks vacation.
Hiss Eatella Grabill is learning the
millinery trade at Horn g. Lenard No.
% North Market street.
The Mutual Union Livestock Insur
anCe Company now has over $4,000
worth Of live stock insured.
DR., A. o. Brant went TO Dresden TO.
day 10 attend thefuneral Of his brother.
in'law, N. Q. Bryant, who died sunday.
Marshal Vending, Of Massillon.
brought John Mack over yesterday aud
landed him In jail for resisting 0lllcer
Ertle.
Rev. Father Love, OF WoOdsHeld, Is
In tho city today tho guest OF Rev
Father Mcclure, Of 81, Johns Catholic
church.
Charles Laughlin was brought from
Mas8lll0n yesterday and landed In jail
TO answer 10 q charge Of burglary and
larceny,
Dr. CarneS has purchased the Office
furniture OF DIR. Johnson and will 70.
move II NJ once 10 his Office on South
Market street.
Mrs. Sarah McConnaughey, who has
been Viting Councilman Field and wife
for sometime past, left this morning
for Mogodore.
#. o. McCarty has commenced the
erection OF u fine residence In West
Tuscarawas street, just east OF the
Sherrick residence.
John eli was arrested last night by
OlllCers Owen and McCurdy for drunk.
enness. This morning Mayor Blake
fined him al and costs,
Agent Rice, Of Minerva, was Tuesday
appointed mail agent on the Bayard
branch on the Q, y P,road 10 succeed q
Now Philadelphia man,
Marriage licenses have been Issued
TO William ByerIy and Emma IerBler,
of Massillon; Daniel w. Evans and
Emma Sperry, of Wilmot.
Miss josie llerbruck will spend the
summer In Europe and foreign parts.
She expects TO sail June II In company
with Charles Spanagles family.
Farmer Bonjamin Fetters, of Pike
township, was seen on the streets this
afternoon. lie 8nys that the grain In
that Vicinity indicates o heavy crop.
Judge pease viii hold court next
Monday morning ~ 10 o'clock. At this
time assignments will be nude and all
attorneys are expected TO bo present
A show case standing in front Of
Durbln, Wright % Co.'S drug store, was
blown down during the storm thiS
afternoon and considerably damaged
Mrs, John O. Harmony, of Marlboro
township, while trying to cross the
street Cur track yesterday on East Tus.
carawas street had the hind wheel torn
of her buggy.
The entertainment committee of the
Y. M. ID. g. will give the ilneBt dance Of
the season vi the armory next Tuesday
night. Members Of the club viii please
consider this an invitation.
Trinity Church Messenger. Little
Vernie, q seven.year0ld son of Bro
Levi Bauchman, on Prospect avenue,
has been seriously sick with typho.
malaria. He Is now on the mend and
seems 10 be out of danger.
The bastardy case OF Clary Fetters
against Amos Mckinney, OF Sparta,
which was to come up for trial to-day
before Justice Roigner was settled by
the dofendent paying the plaintiff $3.50,
and each party TO pay half the costs.
There will be an entertainment Mt
Plain Center school house on Saturday
evening April ~, consisting OF farces,
recitatlona, vocal and instrumental
music. Doors open at z O'clock. Per.
formance begins at half past seven,
Miss Minnie Piero, Of Probate Judge
Fawcett's Office, will resign her posi-
tlon on Saturday next. She has been
In the probate Office for six years and is
very efficient clerk. A sister OF
Judge Fawcetts will take her place
The trial Of Amos Mckinney who
was arrested some time ago on charge
of seduction preferred against him by
Clara Fothers was TO have come up be-
fore Justice Rglguer to-day but has
been postponed with view to n settle
ment being effected.
Justice George Violand, Of Louis.
vile, 10 IN the city to-day. lie has been
justice OF the peace In Nimishillen
township for nine terms or twenty.
seven years. IIei q staunch Democrat
and "A vary nOuulnr uanilnmnn n.duv