The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-05-01
AAsSELLON.
Felix shepley has assumed new role. ffe q
now travelling agent for Peter Sellers cigars.

peliA ohepley has assumed new role. ffe
now travelling agent for Peter Sellers cigars.
Charles d Norwood Of our city, run over :
canton, few days ago TO couple" on to one q
VIM Reeds fair daughtem We feel assured tha
oharlie VIII engi-eer HIS way over all the divl
slons OF the road of life in safety and never los
his tender, May he always keep good lookou
Tor his hatH following, and care for his fair brid
az carefully as he does for his engine. May h,
never mud switch turned during his trip. ant
may both arrive at the grand union depot aboy,
To report AL orders filled and a clean record
Oharlie Young has turned his stable on NIL
street. end for end, and ia building a new addi
ton to accommodate his blooded stock.
A large camp of gypsles occupy Hawh's woods
near town. Trading horses and fortune telling Il
now the leading business
For well uniformed carriage painter recom,
mend us to Geo. Casey, Of the American House.
John Youngs barber shop now looks a. neat AZ
apin' New and neatly hung paper and fresh
paint has made grand change.
Kew. Father Kuhn conducted the services At
Ine German Catholic Church on Sunday last, and
VIII permanently locate here on Thursday.
1.-The firm Of Loefller q Co. has been changed
and now 1t will be known as Lutz g. Pteyer's first
class family grocery and provision store. The
new firm will undoubtedly.succeed.
The firm Of Ertle d Wlllenborg was dissolved
on Tuesday Of last week, Frank Willevborp re-.
uring. M. Ertle d Son will continue to furnish
meats to patrons at the old stand.
Rumor has 1t that Koehnele 4 schott will be
Ine name ofihe new Arm that will occupy George
Toung's grocery. Julius, we learn, is now away
selecting choice stock Of goods.
Drivers Of beer wagons now appear in diminu.
tive plug hats. Striped linen busters will soon be
added to the uniform.
The new carriage shop of whitman q Young
corner OF Erie and fremont streets is now ready
for occupancy. The new shop makes great i'm.
provement to the appearance of that portion of
the street. John NJ. Farrar, the builder, is about
to commence Mr., Savage's new residence on East
Mail street.
Fred Breckel's Websters unabridged dictionary
GENES handy for the boys to decide bets. He
should charge Dictionary Fred" and a few 9th
ers reasonable per centage for wear and tear.
Pity the sorrows Of poor grocery clerk. He is
driven from pillar to post from Monday morning
carly, to Saturday night late. Obliged to keep his
tongue wagging in both the German and English
language day in and day out. None TO pity or
sympathize with him except "his girW that he
goes to visit regularly on Sunday evenings. I'm
agine his feelings, when after a few hours of
soothing conversation with his iaamorata, on
Sunday evening, he returns to the house of his
emplOyer-fnds that he is locked out and is
obliged to sleep on the porch until daylight on
Monday morning Such devotion; such full
appreciation of consoling and tympathizng
treatment is certain to lead to happy marriage.
Why not get an electric telephone alarm to
awaken in such a case
From what we saw the other day, in fine
grove, short distance from town, 1t appears that
a new Turn Verein Society is about to be estab-
llshed on new plan. Louis Schaufele will act
as President, Mr.. SChucher C'Mulligan") Secreta.
taryi Mart Weber, Master of Ceremony JAG ADD,
list Assistant They had quiet meeting and ev.
erything passed off pleasantly. We expect them
to invite friends generally to their next meeting
The West street bridge is being generally used,
bridge will soon be occupied.
The juvenile base baists, who have been to,
king Sunday as Iete day had damper put upon
their game last Sabbath by the police Lots of
time for ball during the week, boys.
We learn from reliable authority that Louis
Rooms did not get married when he made that
trip to Canton, on Sunday last. Though Louisis
matrimonially inclined, he says he is young
enough to be subj ct to postponement
John Shaufner, arrested by constable of Jack.
son township, on Sunday afternoon, on a peace
proceeding, Mrs. Noble being the plaintiff was
brought to our city and enjoyed the hospitalties
Of our Cooler for twenty four hours. We can
not imagine why he was brought here, but, per.
haps, ,as the constable paid the bill, he knew
what he was doing.
Russell g. Co. are turning out at the rate of nine
engines per week. W. NJ. Rogers is chief in the
boiler department and the work turned out un.
der his management is always marked "A No. l."
There are more agricultural machines shipped by
this firm this year than ever before.
The frail ones engaged in lively set to on
Monday, taking the 4th ward as battle ground
though both parties had been living with Calico
JIM" on the west side, for few days past One
answers to the name of Lizzie Frantz, .of Canton,
and the other Efiie Stanley (allas Hildebitte) of
Alliance. Upon being arrested and subject to an
interview by his Honor, the Mayor, they were
both fined SOLO,
Adam Mong, whose sudden and unexpected
DEATH on Wednesday of last week, SO shocked
our community, was buried on Friday afternoon.
Mr.. Mong was one of our oldest and best known
citizens and was a prominent member of the
SipDo Lodge, L o, o. T., and also of the Eureka
Encampment. Both lodges In this city and also
the enCampment turned out at the funeral, accom-
panied by members of the Order from neghbor-
ing towns and large Concourse of relatives and
friends Rev. Stocking, Of the NJ. E. Church,
conducted the services at the residence of the de-
ceased and Rev StOner of Heber Lodge Navarro,
delivered the impressive funeral service of the
Order at the cemetery, Mr.. Mong was 6l years OF
age and leaves a family Of grown up children and
hosts Of friends who can scarcely realize the loss
Of one so universally beloved aud respected.
The six. year old child OF James Norwood, who
was attacked by COW belonging to Joseph Mer.
win on Thursday evening last, and had one Of its
eyes badly gouged is getting along finely. 1t is
thought that the sight Of the eye can be saved.
Frederick Matthew, aged 4S years, the miner IA
tally injured at the Mountain bank, by coal fall.
ing upon him, last Thursday, was buried on Fri.
day afternoon. The funeral services were held at
the GermaR Catholic Church, Rev. Father Burkel
officiating.