The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-08
OUR MAssILLoN LETTER,

MAssiLLoS, May o,
The city council haag gone into the street
Improvement business In earnest A.
last evenings meeting tho following more
important improvements were ordered,
A eomlttee Of lhreD and the solicitor were
Instructed 10 secure the right OF way Tor
sewer from TRylOr'a raos 10 the river,
Wooster street was ordered ourbed and
gutiered 20 the corporation line feal'
dents Of South street from Mil 70 East,
and Oak street from East 20 Eric, are
70 lay tagging within OO dayaj
committees arc 10 examine What Main
street aud RlChylle avenue with yluw TO
Improvement. A new grade was ordered
for the extremity Ot North Erie street, aud
the committee was Instructed 10 Try 20
airalghten out Wellman street The
grade on Mclain street viii not be
changed, Robert Tipping was ordered %
lay iiaglng within 90 days on West Main
street. The preaidout appointed Meaara,
NOlkmOrc, StrOhul ana CluiR no a COM
The remains Of William Duerr, who
died NJ Milwaukee were brought 10 this
city yesterday evening. Mr.. Duerr was
born aud raised here, ana has for some
years been In the employ OF Russell a Co,
at Milwaukee, llo was but recently mar
rled.
VIII Dolng, who has been working az
Alliance recently, n IN the city nursing
hand strained bya fall.
jackson township raises Democrats not
only HtronR IN conviction, but also Ia
physical endurance, Christ Halter, a resi-.
dent OF that townahlp, w years old, the
oldest man In the township, VI not In the
county, at a dance a few weeks ago
wallztd with his granddaughter.
The funeral Of the late William Willy
will take place tomorrow morning ut -,
Mary'a church
A form of amusement popular among
young mon here IN sitting on the iloor face
10 face and pulling at a stick 10 see which
Of two mon can raise each other
Yesterday evening match was ar
ranged for $50 a side between VIM, LnnA
and q. II. Porter. After getting ready 10
pull at the opera house the principals
could not agree on terms aud backed out.
Mayor Rood ID getting Into hot water,
Before the election his friends were care.
ful 10 assure every saloon keeper In town
that In case OF his election Sunday liquor
selling would not bo disturbed, This
does not suit the Mnsalllon Independent
however, In nn editorial last night II
NNlNi \ llilN NlN lllNllN-ANN NllNllN lAlA7
lority, aud the independent II with thom,
who believe that through the enforce
mont OF unjust laws comes the apeedleat
remedy, and that II II on uuwarrantnble
presumption on the part Of any public
officer Of high or low degroo 10
decide according 10 his pleasure which
laws hc will put Into effect, and which ig.
more, These people do not believe that
any law should bo pronounced u failure,
until In enforcement has ut least boon at-
tempted, and they quickly weary OF any
let alone policy, which profCra 20 move
around u ntonch rather than 10 eradicate
the cause,
A drunken woman, u stranger Within
our gates, was arrested yesterday ANA
spent the night Ia the lookup.
Born 10 Mr., and Mrs. Joseph Kcmmor,
q fourteen pound baby girl,
Wright Walker returned from Madison
Ga, whore he had been visiting hia sick
mother,
WIN Cannock, Of Cleveland, Ia visiting
DR.. j, W. lllaoy,
Miss Addo Poro, who has boon visiting
Mlaa airline Webb, returned 10 her home
In Warren, q,
DR., Ridcnour returned from Kansas
City, Mo-, yesterday.