The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-12-27
CITY CURRENCY.
Local Events Condensed and Crys-
talliZed.
The Daily Events Of Busy Canton Arranged
in Readable Shape for Easy
Literary Digestion.

| Ulsters, Russian circulars, etc., at GOld-
berg Bros
The Atlantic Social Club will give
their regular dance tomorrow evening
in COncOrdia Hall.
An excellent lot of steel engravings,
water cOlOrs, chrOmOs, oil paintings,
&C., at Myers & Smith.
Silk and Linen Handkerchiefs of best
quality and at reduced prices at Gold
berg Brothers, SaXtOn Block.
Nine offenders showed up at the
/ Mayors court the day after Christmas.
| Theodore Ballard acted as Mayor.
Ladies' Kid Button Shoes, worked but
ION holes, only $1.75 pair at Watkins +,
| T1The annual holiday festival of the
Presbyterian church, this city, will be
held this evening in the church.
RaveTs Humpty Dumpty Company
played to medium sized house last
night. They gave good entertain
ment.
An anti-treat society has been formed
In this city, and they do not even set up
tOOthpick, although they freely lend
money.
Two new cOnsignments of gold pens
/ received at Myers q Smiths, of the
Aiken, Lambert e Co. make, the best
| grades made.
Christmas happened to come on Mon
day night last, and numerous unsteady
feet of late pedestrians attested the fact.
- COrns, no doubt.
The Aultman Works as well as most
of the other manufacturers, did not
work on Monday, it being the Christ
mas holiday season.
Silk Handkerchiefs of the latest de-
signs, OF superior quality, can be had at
Dewees's. These goods are especially
fine and will be sold cheap.
Mr.. John Zerbe. 1877 South Market
street has full line of turkeys, poultry,
beef, lamb and other meats suitable for
the holiday trade. Give him call.
On New Years' eve the Turner's will
hold a Christmas tree celebration at
their hall on North Cherry street. None
but members and invited guests will
gain admission.
Mems boots $1.5O to $500, boys boots
$1.00 to $3.50, children's boots $1.O0, and
rubber goods at lower prices than any
other house in the city at Howard j.
Watkins.
Louis MarkOYits, who formerly run
laundry in this CITY, died at the Infirm-
ary last Friday, Dec. 22d, of cOnsump-
tiOn. Undertaken Barclay took charge
of the remains.
Myers 81 Smith have an elegant dis
play of pocket cutlery at very low prices,
in fact less than wholesale prices. They
are line of sample knives. Look at
them.
Christmas passed off very pleasantly.
There was no general celebration, but
many family reunions. A number of
choice presents changed ownership and
everybody appeared happy.
The Italian saloon at the corner of
Tuscarawas and Walnut sGreets is one
of the lowest dives in the city. On
Christmas night a fight took place and
the proprietor fred two shots, but hit
nobody.
Mr.. Mart. Fulmer of Lagrange, Indi-
ana, and former resident of Canton,
came back to spend the holidays, and
thinks to remain. We trust his intent
ion will mature in his permanent reset
tlement.
Wallace H. Phelps, Esq, of the Alli-
ance Leader, called at the DEMOCRAT
office yesterday. We are always glad to
meet brother Phelps; and we bear cheer
full testimony to the genuine worth Of
his excellent paper.
The City Band dance last night was
not largely attended, as most people
had not recovered from Christmas fes-
tivities. Hereafter the band dances will
take place on each Wednesday night in
stead Of Tuesday.
Only ten men in the cooler Tuesday
morning. They were mostly lOdRers;
but "Bijah No. g" in the person of
SwOpe, had lively experience with the
dipsOmaniacs. The Christmas showing
up was good, in point of arrests.
Constable A. w. Weber closed up the
"Alhambra" saloon, under the fremont
House, on South Market street, yester-
day, by levying ON the stock. 1t was a
most disreputable dive, being a shame
less assignatiOn house, and was run by
New. Henderson, a former barber.
DR.. Kisner will be in his office from
Sunday, December 31st to January 9th,
| inclusive. The doctors success in the
/ treatment of Rectal Diseases is undis-
| puted. He also treats successfully all
| chronic complaints of a specific or gen.
| eral character. See card in another
| column.
A live turkey flew out of city gro
GERS delivery wagon last Saturday, and
broke one of the large panes Of glass of
the DEMOCRAT office. The turkey and
| the driver escaped and the Office paid
the bill. 1t is matter of very small
consequence, as all printers are mil
liOnaiTes, especially us.
The painters of the Peerless Works
on Saturday evening presented the fore
man, Mr.. l.. Mcclure, fine meerscbaum
pipe, which was obtained of the genial
| Allen w. Smith. The present is very
neat one, and Mr.. Mcclure can smoke
the pipe of peace with the knowledge
that his employees never forget that
Christmas presents are eminently in
| order,
Eli Mock of Sugarereek township, was
arrested on the 18th for bastardy, the
girl being Mary Anderson. Yesterday
bail was furnished by Mr.. John Ander-
son, the girls father, and Mr.. Mock, the
the boys father. The young man Is 2l
years old, and the girl is under 10
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