The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-09-14

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The CANAL.-That break at Cleveland,
which we noticed last week. is repaired,
and boats are passing as usual.
Kellihger &sGo. have got up fence for
the cemetery lot Of the G.. A. R., which is
very beautiful. q
The Northern Ohio Fair is in the full
tide of successful experiment It COM
meneed ON Tuesday, and continues until
Saturday. evening. . aears-.
The Massillon Independent in view of
its increasing business, will soon put a
steam engine into their building, and will
add large power press,
RBcovERINe-Gen. Kent Jarvis whose
severe illness we mentioned some weeks
since, is recovering and is able to be on
icthe street and in his rooms on Erie street.
bnsGentle shepherd, tell me where. 1Ol
where is Marcellus2 The Reps of last
week had nary a word from our brother.
Has he gone and left no sign? .--,.-.
A brace Of nolsy, drunken distnrbers of
a the peace, whose names We did not learn,
spent Saturday night in the city prison.
The Marshafwaited on them. -
The Massilion Driving Park Associa-
ton has obtained an act of incorporation,
and Col. Madison with an engineer is lay
ing out the grounds and track. The Park
wall be q success. en
MIsrAKEs.--The types last week made
,jus say several things We did not think Of
when we wrote. We suspect that id
cramped penmanship" as Tony Lumpkin
has it, was more in fault than the printer.
Law Booxs.AMembers of the legal pro-
fession, who wish to purchase law books,
can get them on most favorable terms at
Ingham, Clarke q Co.'S. 2l7 Superior str.
Cleveland, where all sorts Of miscellaneous
books are kept also. as
. Massillon is now q postal money order
oIice through which money may be re- |
lnitfed To the United Kingdom Of Great |
Britain and ireland, IN amounts not ex-
ooedinR $50 The cost will be-tRo and q |
ShslfPeg eentan1 90 the amount remitted. |
fWillRicks has taken. down the wooden
shedIn 'front.' Of his store in Main street |
II the rest of those who have such un-
slightly structures, would 60 and do like |
wise, the city would be rid of very un-
flghtly annoyAnees-
On Tuesday was a good day for run
aways, no less than three occurring. One
team ran from the mill of ]. II. Justus &
Co. and passing west on fremont street
took lamp post off even with the ground,
nddid sundry other items Of damage.
CoAL.-The lengthening nights and
e vary perceptibis cool weather remind one
OF Lhe coming of the season when an ad-
htfonai fire IS needed. The very best of
Goals that Is sold in this city, can be got /
At Mecne Il Jacobs coal yard, on EIie,
between Plum and North streets. Go !
there, and you will be waited on promptly |
and get coal that viii give satisfaction.
They are building up q large trade, which
ialhe natRral result Of keeping a good ar
. aiese, and being always ready to accommo-
date. s.a' go g Ts q:
iaiaikUxAWAg.-On Friday morning, while
the streets were filed with people, .pe1es-
TRANS and in carriages, horse with the
Fragments of q buggy went dashing up
Erie street to the alarm as well as TO the
danger Of every body As he crossed
9 Maine, he scattered the. running gears in
amy direction, but was stopped between
Erie and Plum. We did not learn defn-
-iitely 10 whom hebelOuged, but from a re-
.,portssOn the street supposed him to be
-sowned'at GreensbuFgh, Summit Co.
-. sr.REzuNIpN.--The reunion of the l04th
iO..F. l. rendered Friday last quite gala
Sav IN Massilion Great preparations had
.Uka1H 0AAQt A4aQw Lie 4cot4Nlt4Co NCAC HAOpCA-
IL ,ecK.dneted Sergeant Jackson, of Ra-
Seana, presided in the absence of the Pre-
) siAeut A. @. Wales, Esqr., delivered q
. Welcome address and was responded to by
MaioT Riddle The Bands present were
Marbles from Akron, the Massillon, and
Salem. oLjent. s. s. Cope delivered the
address, which was suitable for the occa-
,sion a-1srte s-1iiE ~ :, s'5ig -
50 MuMc.---The eolored men of Massillon,
ma 10 be outdone by the white friends,
fshae organized band and are being
aanrlht music. The fact that the colored
uaen take to music, almost as naturally as
q 1ndk does to water, IS an assurance that
the = kaAaillon Black Band that Is the
name BY which it should Be known-will
be = success. We have referred before to
"JohRsons Black Band of Philadelphia,
that thirty years ago had no superior. why
cannot Massiilon succeed as well? 1t has
the talent. II the Massillon Band makes
good music It can march IN front Of pro-
eessioas.
- @PRxcE,s PlfoTodRAPH RooNs IN CAN
/, roN. Having an idle hour while in Can
ton n day or two since, we wandered into
Prices rooms and had the opportunity not
sonly to inspect his very well appointed
and arranged rooms, but were shown some
EG the finest pictures we have ever seen,
1nA2scape and profile. We have IN our
pon9esslon Pictares taken by artists IN
Venice. Nice, and Trieste. where sun PIC
tures are said to be taken in the highest
style Of the art, and certainly the superb
ofiIV. II any there be. is hard to distin-
guiSh. We but subscribe t. the universal
verdict Of the great public in saying Prices
pictures are unsurpassed.
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