The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-11-03
Local Brevities,

The young man with his first mus
tache backs down.
Buchtel College at Akron has 126
students enrolled.
Many fruit trees are blOssoming for
the second time this season.
The County Treasurer is,,ready to re-
celve your seml-annual dues.
Take care of your habits and your
| health will take care of itself.
Everybody is happy when times are
prosperous but the pawnbrOker.
To find lawyer who charges only a
nominal fee certainly is phenomenal
No Fee runs Chinese laundry in
Boston. He shall have all our washing.
A good suggestion is like the crying
baby at public meeting; it ought to be
carried out.
The funeral services of Miss Allie
Meek were held at the Second Methodist
church Sunday afternoon.
Miss Clara, daughter of Auditor Bill ,
man, OF Carroll county, died Tuesday at
her home in CarrOlltOn of erysipelas
fever.
Why don't you have some stile about
your" said the man who had looked
along mile of barbed fence for an en-
trance.
The Akron Telephone Exchange is ne
gotlatlng with CuyahOga Falls parties,
looking to the building of line to that
place.
Considerable complaint is made by
lawyers, of missing papers from the
files of the court in Stark cOunty.-Alli-
ance Review.
The stormy weather Sunday night
caused general giving out of telegraph
wires in this vicinity, and much busi-
ness was delayed.
The short days are coming. Yesterday
the shops commenced closing down at j
p. m, shortening the working day to
nine and half hours.
Mayor Piero's report from September
10th to October 10th shows $35 collected
as fines and $35 as licenses. No money
received for pOundage.
Frank Mayo and his company of fortv
people will produce Shakespeare's ster--
ling tragedy, Richard I'LL, in Schaefer's
Opera House, Wednesday evening.
The Kent Bulletin has enlarged from
from folio to quartO size. This is an
evidence of prosperity and we cOngratu--
late editor Minnieh on his success.
Game may be killed in Ohio on the
following dates: Quail between Nov. Is
and Jan. L: wild turkey from November
to Jan. 10; pheasant from Sept. 1 to
Jan 1.
The appearance of Mr.. Frank Mayo
in Richard I'LL, Wednesday evening,
will be dramatic event of Importance,
and will no doubt call out large audi
ence.
The st. Joseph and st. Peter Societies,
and Knights of st. John of this city,
with the Grand Army Band, attended
the church dedication in Alliance on
Sunday. a
Mrs. Kitzmiller has had very fine
granite monument erected on her lot in
the City Cemetery. The monument was
put up by Stansbury s. Wilhelm, Of
Canal Fulton.
The City Council, Monday evening,
ordered our enterprising gasoline light
man, Mr.. II. s. Belden, to put up lot of
lamps in various parts of the city, where
citizens had petitiOned for them.
The term of Postmaster Vignos of
Canton expires Tuesday, November 9Th.
Postmaster Garver's term, of Navarro,
expires the same day, and that of Post
master Kicks, of MassillOn, Jan. 23d.
MI. Eden NOrr1S, Sr.. clerk In Mr.. John
Miller's dry goods store, cut a bad cash
in his left hand while strOpping a razor
Saturday. The razor penetrated to the
bone. DIR. Brant sewed up the wound.
A new time schedule goes into effect
on the COnnOttOn Valley Road to-day
(Monday) Trains leave Canton as fol-
lows: Going north, 7:30 a. m, p. m,
going south, a. m, 1:30 p. m, p. IN.
6:45 p. IN.