The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-10-06

l.. v. OOlhINE1s
the photographer, has fine display of
Photographic and orayOn portraits, also
an exceedingly fine frame Of grand
panels and cabinet photograph, which
convention of the Photographers AssO-
citation of America, in New York, at the
American Institute Building.
W. b. PERKINS & CO.,
the old time booksellers, again occupied
their old accustomed corner. They
displayed fine line of wall
papers in gilt and color, picture
frames in great variety and design. A
handsome show case, oval front, was
filed to repletiOn with statiOner's sun
dries. leading feature with this en-
terprising firm is their news and peri
Odical counters, where all the latest
daily and weekly papers are sold. A
full line Of school supplies is also han
died by this firm. They are, in addition,
agents for the American Book Exchange
and very superior Rubber Stamp. so
perfect as to be serious rival to the
printers trade.
CLAY HENRY,
The Jeweler, has a brilliant display
of clocks, watches, silyeTware and gold
goods. Two dazzlng show cases are
filled with the products of skilled work
men, and their display is a credit to
themselves and great addition to the
| appearance of the Hall.
sHERRICK & MILLER,
The hardware men, appear with a
double deck show case filed with fine
edge tools; also, one standing show case
filled with fine guns and spOrtsmen's
supplies. In another section they
display a fine line of robes, blank
cts and horse trappings. They are an
enterprising g solid firm, and their ex-
hibit is but reflection of their general
stock at home.
&C SNYDER,
Another pioneer hardware man has a
handsome show case filled with iron
and steel goods of witching brightness,
while above robes, ETC., are suspended.
A full line of all kinds of carpenters
saws are also displayed.
JOS. MEYER
Has a case of silverware cOntaininc
several handsome patterns representing
unique designs. This gentleman is Cne
of our oldest jewellers, and by his iEteg-
rity has built up solid subst ntial
| business.
VIM. vOLKMANN is ON HAND
With a fine and magnificent "lay
out" in cigars. One long, oval silver
case is packed full, side by side, in
beautiful precision with choice import
ed and domestic cigars, while smaller
! one above also contains a number of
fine grades. He manufactures a supe-
riOr quality himself, that cannot be de-
tected from many "Habana" that
claims to come "across the seas
FISH.
| Next to Mr.. Volkmann is an aquarium
containing a half dozen large gold and
silver fish from Louisville, this county.
THE BOSTON STORE,
No. 4, by l.. c. Moore, occupies space in
the centre of the hall. \ show case,
filled with lace goods, is one Of the at
fractions for the ladies; so is Balls
health preserving corset, which yields
readily to every respiration, and is COM
Portable in every position assumed by
the wearer.
WELLS BROS.
Have case of fine shoes on exhibition,
which shows great skill in selecting
their goods for this market.
W.. B. DEVICES,
The furnisher, has good display of fine
shirts, underwear, neckwear, trunks,
valises, etc, while the goods of bril-
liant hue in the show cases added var
iety to the scene. Some fine black robes
commanded attention. In prominent
place in show case was a luscious
plate of large peaches, the gift of Col
Onel o. d. Wood, who resides in Cam
den, New Jersey. They looked very ap-
petizing. Miss Lizzie Devices presided
behind the counter very charmingly,
and was one of the attractions.
A. ARTER'S
millinery display was superb, the arti-
fetal jets and sprays looking quite nat
ural in their bloom. The
REFRIGERATOR
made by Mr.. Peter Shauf of MassillOn,
on the j. Rumbaugh patent, is hand
some four door, eight compartment ice
chest, finished in ash, walnut, chestnut
and other hard wood. 1t contains at
present several samples of butter, al
most frozen, and as hard as wood. The
ice wastes very slowly, and by means of
inside Stats, perfect ventilation is Sc
cured and nothing mOlds. Even the
zinc inling is perfectly dry, and idOes
not sweat, as is the case with so many
of those now in use. 1t is just the thing
for family use. Address Peter Shauf,
MassillOn, Ohio, for particulars.
THOMAS MAGRUDER
of Pen Art Hall is showing samples of
writing taught in the Hall by their
method. He also makes a specialty--O of
| card writing.
UP STAIRS
The display up stairs this year is not