The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-11-16
NOVEMBER NOVELTIES.
Facts and Fanoies InterwOven for tn
SOmbre Days.

L. Thorn s. Co. will have choice lot OF
dressed poultry on Saturday.
Three new ice houses are being put
up at Congress Lake for the storage of
Ice.
Mr.. A. C. Hiner left for Nashville,
Tenn, on Wednesday, to be absent ten
days.
Fresh buckwheat flour just received at
L. Thorn g Co.'s, No. 21 West Tuscarawas
street.
See Goldberg Bros immense line of
elOaks, dOlmans and outside wraps of
all descriptions.
Mr.. Joseph Seiss, of Portland, Indiana,
is visiting with his uncle Mr.. A. B. Seiss,
on North Market street.
Olive Butter, the incest thing in the
world, for sale by L. Thorn 81 Co., No. 21
West Tuscarawas street.
Herbruck's, at AZ East Tuscarawas
street, is the best place in the city for
repairing jewelry of all kinds.
Thomas BOur, of Bridgeport, Conn.,,
stopped off to sec his mother for q few
days, on his way home from his western
trip.
couple of cooling doves were placed
in the Mayors Office on Monday last AID
disturb the solemn proceedings with
their soft voices.
DR.. w. A. France and wife arrived in
the city on Monday and are registered
at rooms land 3, Ogden House. The Doc
tor will stay til the goth.
Hon. A. A. Weaver, Representative of
Garfield Post No. 215, arrived in the city
He will remain until Sunday.
The City Band held their first dance
of the winter season in their hall. About
thirty couples attended. A good time
was had. Hereafter % cents will be
charged.
Goldberg Bros. are showing some of
the best bargains in black silks ever
shown in Stark county, at prices rang
ing from 81 to $1.75 yard. Do not fail
to see the display.
couple of thieves plead guilty this
morning in the police court of stealing
caddy of tobacco from B. Dannemiller
days in Jail each.
The finest and choicest teas in the
city, at figures below any other house in
the city can only be found at the Mann
moth Tea House of +. L. CrOWl q Co.,
North Market street.
Gents fine French Calf hand sewed
boots, light medium and heavy meas
ures taken and fit guaranteed, So, Stand
So. None better in the market. II. j.
Watkins sells them.
The weather changed very abruptly
last Monday morning and we then re-
ceiVed the first snow of the season. 1t
did not lie long, however. since then
the weather has been growing steadily
colder, with bright clearing weather.
We regret to announce that Mr.. ThOs.
w. SaxtOn, publisher of the Repository,
has been lying seriously ill at his resi-
dence on South Poplar street for several
weeks with a severe form of kidney
disease. Latest reports state that he is
little better. We trust this may be
true.
DumOnt, the grocer. on South Market
street, is receiving 1855 barrels of choice
Michigan apples of all varieties, which
will be sold at $3.50 per barrel, and also
sold in less quantities to suit purchasers.
Each barrel warranted to contain three
bushels of sound fruit. Dumont never
lies about fruit
A rare chance for some party to make
money can be found by calling on Geo.
W, Kingsbury, 131 East TuscaraWas
street, who has for sale the exclusive
agency for Stanley's Historical Chart,
(map fOrm) giving a complete descrip-
tiOn of the worlds governments as far
,back as we have any trace. Call on him
or the DEMOCRAT office for terms.
Inc union DbpOI IOG6l db ALLIANCE,
old SOurbeck House, has been much i'm
proved as to arrangement under the new
management of Mr.. W. III. Vincent; and
in all other respects, this world re-.
nowned hotel fully maintains its estab-
Iished reDutatiOn. Mr.. Mort. NJ. South
worth ia clerk of the establishment, and
no gentleman could better fill the re-
quirements.
Ladies' Grain button Shoes 81, $1.25
and $1.6O; Misses fine Pebble Goat but
ton from $1.40 to $2.25; Ladies' fine Peb-
$2.z5; Ladies and Misses Grain pegged
lace Shoes 70 cents to 81; Children's
Goat and Grain button and lace Shoes
so cents to $1.25; Infants lace and but
ton from 30 cents to 81. The above eX-
traOrdinary bargains are to be found
only at Howard j. Watkins Mammoth
Shoe House in SaxtOn Block.
Councilman Bast, the fire king, gave
Mr.. Fawcett, of the Building Commit
tee, general raking over in Council
committee room last Monday, about the
insufficient size of the new engine
house, and wanted to know why he was
not consulted, and in vehement tones
wanted to know how in the HI you
could put 45 foot hook and ladder
truck in 35 foot room, unless it was
set in diagOnally. Run ten feet of the
Judge B. F. Underwood will lecture in
this city November 25th, in the evening,
and both afternoon and evening of No
Vember 26 in the Opera House. The
first lecture will be on "The Strength
and Weakness of the Liberal Movement
in Europe and America" The second
is entitled "AgnOsticism." The subject
of the third will be announced from the
platform. The judge is a brilliant
orator. and should command large
houses.
Mr.. Geo. Winner, the popular butcher
at the Peerless Meat Market, at Tenth
and Cherry streets, finding his business
increasing so much, has established a
branch market in LOrdOnne's Union Hall
grocery, on South Cherry street, where
full line of fresh and cured meats can
always be found. One great reason for
Georges success is that his prices are
alwOys two to four cents a pound less
than uptown shops, while the quality
Is generally superior.
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