The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-03-20
AASSLLLON.

| We learn that Mr.. James Dunn, one OF our we'll
known citizens, has became member Of the Grm
Of Russell d Co.
hong' Crawford Baer, Koontz d Co. arc re-
eeiVins and filling orders promptly.
The new -four and feed store lately opened Gin
CGnada) across the canal on West Main street. "a
securing good run OF trade.
Messrs Wernet Portmau, Of Canton, have
opened stove and tin store in the Clay Block,
east OF the Beehive" on West Main street. They,
have an extra select stock on hand. and from
what we know Of them In their former home, we
can cheeriuiiy recommend them as thoroughly
experienced in their business and Workmen Of the
first class. We hope that our citizens will extend
to them fair share Of patronage.
Adam Vending had coat, and In 1t was his
grocery book; he hung 1t too close TO a cupOIa,
and the boys pulled the bottom" the spark few;
coat received One-burnt coat, burnt book, mad
Adam. All at Hess Bro, g foundry on Tuesday.
The Boston Novelty Co." was the most novel
! circus that ever appeared In our Opera House. A
novelist could have found good foundation for
dime novel by listening to the remarks and
watching the features Of the audience Nhe 'sOci-
ETY." inCluded). Should they afIiict our town
again, special train has been chartered to con.
vey them to the most convenient insane asylum.
The "Tennesseans' gave one Of their fine voca
concerts at the Opera House, on Tuesday eve
ming. We are sorry to note that though their audi
ence was appreciative 1t was exceedingly small -
Why our citizens will not appreciate good and
moral entertainment and patronize 1t, is a conun
Artfn fhak wtg a..k -.
tainments are booked for this and the coming
month and we trust that they will be received by
large audiences.
Should any Of your readers desire to purchase a,
good pigeon hole table, (bagRtelle) they can learn
OF something to their advantage by enquiring Of
the Massillon correspondent Of the DEMOCRAT.
John NJ Farrar, the contractor has commenced
work upon the new carriage mandatory, corner
Of Erie and fremont streets.
McCalllsterr the renowned wizard, and un.
doubtedly one of the most scientific maglcians OF
the present day, opens at the Opera House on
Monday evening, for six nights and Saturday
afternoon matinee Valuable and useful presents
will be presented to the holders Of tickets each
evening, and we have no doubt but what his en-
gagement here will prove a success His enter
tainments are very interesting aud amusing, aud
we'll worth the price OF admission, regardle Of
the fact that many Of the przs given away are
very costly Do not fail to see him, watch him
closely, learn his many sleight of hand tricks and
carry away the prizes
At last I'VE too" are to be afforded an oppOrtu-
nifty Of witnessing the now immensely popular
comic opera, H. NJ. S. Plnafore" Miss Efie Ellis
Ter, with her talented company, will arrive at this
port, in the above mentioned vessel, on the 14h
of April; remaining here one evening, when the
voyage will be resumed from our Opera House,
mot by canaD. I never saw such crowded
house-What, never2- Well, hardly everP
On Saturday last, our Democratic friends as
Sembled in solid phalanx at Messrs Warwick &
Justuss Office, and nominated the following city
and township officers;
CITY TICKET.
For Marshal-Fre' erick Paul
Treasurer-H. o. sterl.
solicitor-L. G. Cole.
Street ommssioner-Charles Essinger.
! Councilmen-1st ward, B. F. Umbenhour; ID
| ward, John spuhler; Sd ward Louis schworm;
! 4th ward, George Bullock.
| Assessors-1st ward, VIM. Lipps I'd ward, VIM.
]! Amos Sd ward, Louis stielke; 4th ward, Philip
/ Miller,
TOWNSHIP TICKET.
Trustee-Louis Gise, Anothony Crone, George
! sehsifer
| Clerk-Henry Mellon.
Treasurer-John P. sonnhalter.
Constables-Frank shepley Louis stielke.
| Adam HammeTsmith.