The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-08-24
MIpsUNIMER MUSINGS.
Incidents and Accidents Happening in the
Heated Term.

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Don't forget the races at the Fair
Ground.
Corn is tasselling out, and the crop
promises to be large.
Best Teas at lowest prices at the Can
ton Tea House Of E. 7. Crowl q Co.
Ladies' fine Pebble Goat button shoes
only $1.50, worth $2.25, at Watkins,
SaxtOn Block.
In giving in your advertisements
hereafter, do not forget to give the mum
Der of your store.
The Knights of Pythias of Akron,
Lake on August 30th.
Rev. H. Feldman, pastor of the Ger
man Lutheran church, with his choir,
dag.
The Farmers hotel at RObertsVIlle,
operated by Mr.. W. W. Wolf, is very
excellent place to stop. He Is capital
host.
Why do E. T. CrOwl & Co. sell more
tea than all the groceries in Canton?
Answer: They understand blending
teas.
Mr.. John Danner, on Monday, shipped
one OF his revolving book cases addressed
as follows: king of Siam, Bankok,
CQlQa.
Myers Lake is we'll patrOnized by our
citizens who desire quiet time, devoid
OF the excitement that prevails at the
other Lake.
Slippers, walking shoes, and odd lots
below cost to make room for fall goods
az Il. j. watkins, SaxtOn Block, South
Market street.
The Ohio State Camp Meeting began
at KnnncgqfOyUn
tinue until the 31st. Several eminent
speakers will be present.
The weather at Congress Lake in these
latter days is very cool in the evenings,
and OVercoats are not to be neglected, if
comfort is desideratum.
New and elegant styles for gents in
Congress CATERS and button shoes, rang
ing in price from SO to 81 at Howard J.
Watkins, South Market street.
Mr.. John Eby s. Son are still doing
business at No. 66 South Market street,
in the flour and feed line. All orders
left there will receive prompt attention.
DR.. P. H. Barr and wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Lawrence, DR.. Hare and wife,
Alliance, and DR.. E. o. Portman, left on
Tuesday morning for Traverse City,
Michigan.
Buyers of boots and shoes will find it
to their advantage to examine the i'm
mense stock of goods and low prices at
Il. j.. Watkins, SaxtOn Block, South
Market street.
Edwin VOgelgesang, one of the camp
ers at Congress Lake, lost his valise on
the down trip on Tuesday night, when
he was coming home. 1t was last heard
of in CarrOlltOn.
Mr.. s. G. DOrrance has opened fruit
and confectionery store at the northeast
corner of 9th and Market street. and al
ways aims to keep complete stock.
Give him a call.
Buy your boots and shoes where you
will find the largest stock of the best
goods in the market at the lowest possi-
BILE prices. HI. Watkins, Saxton Block,
South Market street.
Ed Goldberg, the cIOthier, received a
IL pound boy last Thursday night. To
say that Ed felt proud would be draw
ing it mild. Soothing syrup and pare
gOric will soon be in order.
Travellers who have occasion to 90 on
the Southern COnnotton cannot fall in
to better hands than those of Conductor
j. w. Golden. He is thorough railroad
man and courteous official.
For the present the book and station
cry stock Of Durbin, Wright s. Co. will
be found in the Matthews block. The
drug store will remain in the old place,
at the corner of 9TH and Market streets.
Palmer, the orange fiend on the Con-
notion, lamented the other night be-
cause he was unable to give away his
fr1t to a returning church excursion.
He said he preferred Cleveland Turner
crowd.
Late trains from Congress Lake on
Sunday nights afford much food for
thought to philosopher, as the sleepy
and tired crowd that picnic up there feel
very ancient when the 10 o'clock train
whistle blows.
Special price list for this week at HI.
Watkins: Mems working shoes 75c to
$1.O0; mems grain slippers, 600 pair), so
cents; boys lawn tents shoes, so cents;
youths pegged lace shoes, so cents. Sax
ton Block, South Market street.
Prof. L. A. Clewell wishes to have his
classes take notice that he will begin
his fall term on September 4th, and
orders for tuition may be left at Mr..
George Doubles jewelry store, through
the pOstOfflce, or at 126 West Eighth
street.
Mr.. NJ. Disler bought out H. A. SOlli-
days interest in the grocery business at
No. 20 and % West TuscaTawas street,
and will conduct the business in his
own name hereafter. Mr.. Isaac j. Nu-
man, the veteran grocer, Is acting as
clerk.
The Grand Army Band of % pieces
has been engaged by the Canton Trot-
ting Association for their meeting Aug.
30, 81 and September 1. The band is
now arranging music for the occasion
for each afternoon, which will be well
worth the price of admission.
The COnnOttOn Valley railway gives an
excursion to Cleveland on Friday Aug.
20th. The tickets are good to return on
Saturday, August 26th. The manage
ment of the COnnottOn are endeavoring
to do their whole duty to the travelling
public this year, and they meet with
success.
Tickets for the United Brethren ex-
eursiOn to Cleveland over the Valley
Railway, Saturday, August Goth, can be
had at First National Bank, Durbin &
Wr1ght's and Geiger's drug stores, E. F.
Schroyer's provision store, for only
$l.2o, and are good to return on any
train Sunday.
The best street concert ever in Canton
was given last Saturday night by Mr..
r. Thompson, with DR.. Bassett, proprie-
tor of Native Herbs Remedy. The doc
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