The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-12
OUR MAssILLoN LETTER.

MAasILLoN, June II.
OberlIn'a stores are open and transact
Ing business this morning The Constable
yesterday afternoon turned over the keys
10 Samuel Oborlin, tho judgment. creditor,
and II h understood that no will continue
10 conduct the business. Mr.. Oborlln
several years ago sold out 10 his sons, and
tho foreclosure was made on the purchase
price, the sons having been unable 20 pay
The Young Mems Democratic Club held
a short business session yesterday oyen-
Ing,
The Maaaillon Democratic Central Com-
mltieO met yesterday evening TO make
arrangements for the primaries 70 elect
congregational and county convention
delegates which will bo held next Satur.
dhy afternoon between the hours OF and
4 Tho polling place for nl the wards
will be nt the city prison building, and all
Democrats are urged 10 como out ana
vote,
Matthew Singer, the father Of the boy
who was run over by horse led by Chaa,
Crooks the other day, sustaining brokon
collar bono, has sued for $500 damages,
Tho young ladies aud gentlemen who
conducted the recent festival for the benz
eft Of 81, Mary'a church hold pleasant
social session at the homo OF Miss Katie
Houaor, on Chestnut street, yoaterday eve
ming,
The Episcopal dime society viii meet
Friday evening at the homo OF Mr.. and
Mrs, g. A, Gatea, Prospect street.
Mr. Thomas Strong and family removed
20 their farm In Lornln county.
Mr. and Ms, S. II, Wells will leave for
Greenfield, Ind, tomorrow.
Horny Slblla had Julius Mickey arrested
yesterday for assault and battery, alleged
10 have occurred on account OF a dispute
NJ Mrs. John Luat'a now house concerning
work. The Mayor discharged tho dc.
fondant and made tho plaintiff pay the
costs.
MAssiLLoN, Juno 10,
Tho Ohio Institute OF Mining Engineers
meets In this city tomorrow morning
Col. CoAgcr, accompanied by three
Akron gentlemen, drove down from
Akron this morning.
The Young Mons Democratic Club will
hold meeting this ovonlnR. Club nom.
bors are requested TO bo present
Fritz Rosoman and Charles Hock will
no into camp NJ Turkoyfoot Lake to'mor-
row.
AZ last nights council meeting another
important step was taken In building
MassIllon's sewer. Ordinances were
passed providing for the building OF
sewers on Oak street from Eric 20 East
street, on Eric from Oak 20 Chester, and
on Cedar street from Main TO Wollman,
aud the city clerk was authorized 70 ad.
vcrtiso for bids.
II Ia probable that the annual cncnmp-
mont Of the Eighth Regiment, 20 which
Co. u Of this city belongs Will be held IN
Mnssillon, Tho money subscribed by the
cltlgona is 10 pay the expenses of the en-
campmoni, which viii continue about u
wook and In which 400 mon Will take part,
rho now silk road has been named
Walnut street by tho council, and nh or
dnnncc was adopted providing FOR grad
Ing,
The council sowcr committee IL 90 go 10
Canton today 10 investigate tho working
OF the automatic llusing tanks.
Tho city engineer places the cost Of the
proposed improvement OF East Main
street ~ 1890.
Tho council has granted the policemen
a Ave day'a vacation.
Tho following mombcrs Of Daniel Rlt-
ter Camp S. OF ", are In attendance NJ tho
annual cncnmpmont being held In Mans
fold June 10, II, t2 and 49, w. q, Bean,
II. w, Elsaas, II, II. Palmer, Goo. Shauf
Harry Scgncr, Harvey Walters, w. u.
Martin, Thos. Kay, Jos. lllsnga and Chas.
q, King.
A number Of Mosallon people will at
innd Tho Cnntoninna' unucp M Mcycrin
Lake tomorrow evening,