The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-27
OUR MAssILLoN LETTER.

AH' h'llpNlhNN llllihllNh lAhf phNHlNh9
drew cut the largest vote ever cast here,
the total $50, Everything passed of
quietly and the ticket aa nominated
gives entire satisfaction. The result sur
prlaea nobody, except possibly, the vote
on township clork, A pleasant thing IN
that all the defeated candidates declare
that they willcheoriully support the ticket
nominated, This will ontltlo them 10 the
consideration Of the Democracy at some
future time, The following was the vote
Mayor, Brhntz, by wards, frat 1903, second
lOi, third i0i, fourth 100, total, AL Glae,
first 20, second ~, third 40, fourth 20, total
| l72, Shepley, first 30, second A, third Al,
| fourth 20, total l70, Council, frat ward,
| q, NJ, Whltmanj Recoud ward, Wilson
Graberl third ward, u. j. Wornot ia,
Rotlor l20, fourth ward, Joshua A. Seller,
long term, Thomas YollImoro short term.
| second ward, John Smithi third ward,
George Franz Fourth ward, Bullaoh III,
Donant 20,
Township tlckot Trustee, Matthias Err
tlO b70, JamOa Holland ,Bi, The Richyillo
vote gave krilo 40 and Holland 2. Clerk
G., F, llnyoratOck 320, II. ShniduaglO 2l6,
F, j. llotoh 8S9, Mr., Hayeratook
received 8Svotoaln RIohyillo, Hotch q and
Shaidnaglo 4, Assessor Richard B3,
FortnA -, Justice Of the Peace, Anton
Crono, no opposition. Assessor Rchyille
avenue William A. Rohn l0,lsiah Swi'
hart e,
Very little interest was manifested at
the Republican primary election last Sat
urday afternoon, The general feeling IN
| illustrated by the rOmarl publicly made
| by u Republicans "lta no use going 10
| vote, because the Democrats viii elect
| their tickot anyhow Tho total vote was
only bl2, The following " the vote In de-
tails william NJ. Reed, i0l, George Cam
non lll Justice Of the Peace, Il, II. Fol-
! gOr iOl, W. A, Ulman 2S0, S, q. Bowman
l0l, For council thoro was no opposition.
| First ward, John Ice, second ward Il,
| Horingj third ward, l.. II, Strahlc fourth
ward, Il, A, plnn, George Snyder.
Assessor, first ward, L,Q, Hoover ~, NJ,
BiddlO 90, second ward John Martin, no
opposition; third ward, John Mcrrimnn
| li2, j. q, Newsletter 10, fourth ward,
| Benton Smith.
Township trustee, 5G5, Township clerk,
| Frank llcmporly hGs
Constable Cannon, the defeated Ropub-
| lican candidate for Mayor, declares lac
| will support Frauiz, the Democratic nom
| inoc because he wears tho button, Mr.,
Cannon says the nomination was not con-
ductcd exactly right
There will bC u lecture In the Christian
| church on Wednesday evening hy llur-
rison Cody, subject, "Our Groat Wcst.n
| The Christian church social will be held
az the residence OF Ollie krior, West Main
street.
Mrs. llorcr, Of Akron, ia visiting her
daughter, Mrs. G, II, Rudolph, East Main
| gtrppt,
Miss Madgo Youtz, Of Canton, Ii visit
Ing Miss bessie Grabil,
Rood'a bottle house starts to-day, and
will employ about 100 mon.
Casper Borrnnd met with an accident nj
Kollcr's shaft last Saturday. His logs
were badly bruised and hig collar bono
broken, 10y n car running over him.
MAssLLoN, o., Mar, %.
In reporting tho vote for Mayor yostcr.
daya mistake was made In reporting
Frank Shoplcy's vote, II being l7b instead
Of 40, osrcportod.
Miss Clara Thompson has gono 10 Com
ton on u visit, and may possibly locosc
thoro.
Mr.. and Mrs, Conrad attended tho fu
neral Of GRANDMOTHER Hull, az Canton
The NJ. E. church social will meet In the
church pNrlors next Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Reed leave FOR Hol
ona, Montana, to-day and will leave will
their son Frank.
A fellow who worked for b. MoCuo wal
arrested last night on suspicion of having
boon engaged In the chicken stealing
lately prevalent
Mr. James Patrick, Of New phlndol
phio, was IN the city yesterday
Mrs, n. X, Williams, who was well
known In this city, was buried ut Sal
Lake City yesterday
A. A. Brace, of Wooster, IL VISITING
Jumos Jarvis,
Tho Methodist church social will b,
held In the church parors on Thursda!
evening, Ice cream will hc served,
Mr.. and Mrs, ". l., Arnold gave pro
grogsivo cuchre party TO number OF thoi
, friends last evening. Miss Lila Karthous
received the second prize, and william
| Ulmnn took the first gontlomon's prize.
William Crooks and son Clarence re
turned from Florida yesterday. He ho
purchased farm OF 40 acres, and W hi
health will allow ho will move on II thi
fall,
. Eugene Buchan returned to Hnnosvlll
f, yesterday,
! Henry Dclhcnn ~ IN Now York,
: Tho DAUGHTERS Of Veterans will give
{ dramatic social in &, A, II. Hall this ev
y Mug.
Go, u. will bo inspected to.morro
night
Tho council met last night with all III
members present, Somewhat OF q slt
= prise wns created by the rondlng OF
!, petition signed by the Mnssillon Sire,
II Railway company =, G.. Albright, pros
I, dent, asking 70 year Franchise for
u street railway on Mnin, North, Tromon
:, Erie and East streets and Richylllc nv
3 nue, TO be run either by electricity, cnb
h or horses. An ordinance was read u
e first timo granting tho privilege, Doc
ii capitalists have organidodN ~ company At
cl0im they viii soon operate u road her
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