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

the Singer and Domestic sewing mach
ines, and understood that they said il
did not pay them to go to the trouble of
coming TO the fair. However, plenty
other competitors for public patronage
were there, first of which on the list we
notice Messrs.
PUTT and FRANCE,
firm of enterprising men who repre-
sent the Light Running White" a
machine which is guaranteed to be SUI
periOr to any in the market for fine
work, as well as other grade. They Oc-
cupy a section tastefully arranged and
Ornamented with handsome engravings.
One pleasing and attractive feature,
showing how little power is required, is
a squirrel in a wheel which is attached
to Light Running White" and the
ANIMAL operates it with the greatest
apparent ease.
The inside of the machinery, simple
yet durable, is also exhibited, the work
manship of blacksmith in Marlboro,
which shows the principle of the ma
chine. In the background is a large
sign, which reads thus, "The White is
not afraid to show its cOlOrs; where are
the Singer and DOmestic?" A handsome
music box, costing 5000, is also ex-
hibited by this firm. They have alto
gether as neat display as there is on
the grounds. Their city Office is in
Goldberg's clothing store, on the Public
| Square, where their machines can be
seen and tested.
MARK THOMPSON
Is on hand with various styles Of plain
cabinet organs and sheet music.
THE REMINGTON
Sewing Machine Company has large
number of machines, with several lady
operators.
i JOHN X. BOWERS
Represents the Wilson Oscillating Shut
tie, one of it's leading features being the
oscillation of the shuttle at the end of
the rotating shaft, in very short orbit.
The motion of the machine in all it's
parts is continuous, there being no stop
motion. The "take up is new and
novel, acting as though endowed with
human Intelligence. Any one desiring
to see and purchase this machine can
do so by calling on the agent, Mr.. Bow
eTs, at 143 South Market street.
MYERS & BLUM.
Young men, job and card printers, came
next in range, with neat outfit.
ERWIN & co.
Displayed choice lot of furniture and
in good substantial patterns.
H. c. MEYNE
Represents the Davis Vertical Feed
Sewing Machine, and ft won the high
est prize at the present Pittsburgh Ex-
position and at the Pennsylvania State
Fair, taking the following premiums
Silver medal for the best Double
Thread Sewing Machine.
First premium and prize for the Plain
Stitching.
First premium and prize for best
| Fancy Work.
First premium and prize for Silk En-
brOidery, in competition with the Sin
ger, Howe, Domestic, White, Wilson,
Wheeler 81 Wilson, New Home and
Household Machines.
Mr.. Meyne has represented this ma
chine for the past year, and always
knew it to give satisfaction. 1t is very
light running and the least complex in
its running of any. The agent is au-
thOrized to offer $1,000 to any one who
will do as great range of work and do
it as we'll, on any other machine, as is
done by it. His city Office is No. %
North Market street, with Erwin & Co.
German and English spoken. The
GREAT DISPLAY
Is better than last year, there being
more on exhibition than before, while
the quality of the samples of wheat,
oats, corn, rye, clover seed, etc., is ex-
eelIent. Old farmers standing near by
were loud in their praises of the weight
of wheat berries. The specimens of
potatoes shows no deviation in the
quality, although the quality raised is
much less, owing to the long continued
and unprecedented drOuth. The same
can be 'aid of tomatoes, cabbage, pump
kins, yams and kindred products.
FEATHER CLEANING.
Mr.. Tuthill, representing the Akerly
system, shows a very light feath-
er bed, seYenty-fve years old,
renovated by this process. His work
is excellent. Post Office address Box
800, Canton, Ohio.
| TALBERT & BRITTON
at the northeast corner also run a
printing press. These boy printers are
thick in the halls, and all ardent sup
pOrters of the cart preservative."
| VIII. BUCKIUs
| OF 27 North Market st. has full line of
stoves and tin ware and warm air fur
naces. This latter is A. 7. MOrley's pat
ent wrought iron, down draught, base
heating furnace. 1t has double radia-
ton, the result of 2S years experience
in manufacturing furnaces. The in
| yentOr has constructed it upon scientific