The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-10-26
oCroBER oCoAsIoNALs.
Sere and Yellow Leaves of Local Events Ar
ranged for Autumn.

JOQl Sl6dEu % OO.J NOs ~ OOuA'
street, have placed third story on
their building.
Herbruck's. at AZ East Tuscarawas
street, is the best place in the city for
repairing jewelry of all kinds.
The Stark County horticultural So
ciety will meet at the residence OF l..
Stump, ESQ.,, near RiehVille, on NoVem-
Der 1st.
There will be a reunion of the 1O4th
o. V. l. at Salem, November 1st. The
Grand Army Band, of this city, will fur
nish the music.
The cheapest and most reliable gro
Gerry store IN the city is at No. IA North
Market street. Mr.. George Fessler Is
the proprietor.
Goldberg Bros. have just received a
choice line of silks, which are of the
finest quality. They merit close atten-
tiOn and examination.
Don't fail to call at The Fair, No. II
East TuscarawaS street, and examine
one of the finest and largest stocks of
fancy goods ever brought to Canton.
Hose Co. No. Z gives its sixth annual
masquerade ball at Clark's Hall on
Thanksgiving eve. Tickets so cents.
Grand march at o'clock. Fun and
jollity ahead.
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.
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 u 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 Canton Saw Works, finding their
down stairs Office too small, are erecting
81 one on the second floor, over the
IN. sOld one, which has the advantage of
at tSsE.sbetter light and more seclusiOn.
and 19 Mr.. Joshua SaxtOn, of Urbana, took in
,.Ongress Lake last MOnday. He is here
sunday Il q visit and is genial gentleman.
M Srrie is an old typo and can give the
-lF laFoS2TSOunger generation points about "ye
sunday sumo lden times"
stsub1 Mr.. George w. Kingsbury, No. 131 East
''Tuscarawas street. has put in a meat
market in his green grocery" and
made other Improvements which Will
prove very acceptable to citizens in that
end of the city.
Major Mckinley was seen at the Post.
Office last Sunday morning, and In
answer to a query about his election,
said that Congress would be the only
tribunal that could decide the claims of
him or his competitor"
The second annual ball of the Canton
City Police force will be held in Clark's
Hall on Friday evening, November 10th.
good time is expected. All the police
men will be there, and as they are all
running for marshal, cigars will be
plenty.
The new moulding shop of G. Ault-
man & Co. is in active operation, and
the floors are occupying the attention of
the efficient foreman of the moulding
department, has charge of the increased
shop room.
A. ]. Mento, No. 78 East Tuscarawas
street, of the merchant tailoring store,
offers discount of 3 per cent. for every
suit of clothing for the next sixty days.
MIR. MentO means business, and he has
built up very fine trade since he has
been in the city.
We are informed by good authority
that DR.. France continues to perform
wonderful cures daily at his office in the
Ogden House, Canton. He prepares his
own medicines from the finest drugs
and chemicals purchased from the most
reliable drug firms in this country and
Europe.
Major Mckinley says he don't want
the seat unless he is elected, but If he is
counted in by a majority of one, he
wants the fOurth-term seat. If the votes
are properly canyassed and duly credited
the Major will never have another Op-
pOrtunlty of wearing out the seat of his
pantalOOns in polishing government
furniture on salary.
Everybody has colds, and early in the
morning and late at night citizens take
hold of their noses and dlsgOrge mucus,
and while they are doing the blowing
act" they glance around with wide open
eyes to see that nobody is watching
them. Canton is very timid city in
cold weather and so are its people.
"Gath," the veteran newspaper writer,
will lecture in Canton on the evening of
December 1st. Subject: Thomas the
Doubter.'' Mr.. John Danner has been
influential in securing the gentleman,
which shows cOmmendable enterprise
on his part in providing for winter
course of literary entertainments.
Dr. France, at the Ogden House, is
winning golden opinions from the many
patients who daily thrOng his rooms.
He meets with great success in his
treatment of diseases, and he shows
great aptitude in his diagnoses of the
ills that flesh is heir to. He will re-
main until the 31st of the month, as
pressing duties require his presence
elsewhere after that date.
The emigrant, tourist or traveller
bound for the productive mines and
fertile prairies of theGreat Southwest are
unanimous in selecting the route via
Chicago. Implicit confidence is placed
in the Kansas City pioneer line, COM
posed of the G. B. & Q. and old reliable
Hannibal and st. Joseph railroads.
Through fast trains are run by this line
and the equipment is unsurpassed.
Ladies' Grain button Shoes 81, $1.25
and $1.60; Misses fine Pebble Goat but
ton from $1.4O to 1925; Ladies' fine Peb-
BILE Goat button 0 $1.60, $1.75, 50 and
$2.15; Ladies' and Misses Grain pegged
lace Shoes 70 cents to 81; ChildTen's g
Goat and Grain button and lace Shoes
N InfantQ' hnf r
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.