The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-09-21
SEPTEMBER SNAPS.
The Autumn Golden Fruit of Local Events
Basketed.


in attendance at the PendletOn meeting
at MassillOn.
Graf's grocery at No. 16 South Market
street, is the only house in the city that
handles fine jar preserves.
large and complete assortment of
black eashmeres just received at Gold
berg Brothers, in the Saxton block.
The country districts are greatly In
need of rain, as the dry weather retards
the development Of the corn and potato
crops. =
Thea&Iurphy Reform Club, with their
friends, held picnic at Congress Lake
last Saturday. The day was spent very
pleasantly.
The campaign now in full blast has
no issues, according to Republican
journals, but the Democracy will make
themselves felt.
of $125 cash on the 10th inst. He lives
about mile from Malvern. The family
were at church. No clue.
Mr.. G. D. MOnnOt, foreman of the cut
ter bar department Of the Buckeye
Works, left last Monday for Washing
ton, to be absent for week.
Saturday next Is Jewish holiday
the Day of AtOnement. The Jewish
stores of the city will close their re-
spective places Of business on that day.
j. 8. Marquis, piano tuner, will be in
Canton on his regular trip about OctO-
tober 1st. Leave orders at Perkins
Book Store, ThOmpsOn's Music Store, or
Billiards. Music Store.
Mr.. Thomas NJ. Rickman, Of Iowa, will
speak in Temperance Hall on the even
ing of September 23d on temperance
topics. He is a gifted speaker and
will have full house.
The entries for the Alliance races are
all filed. We fail to connect on the
scheme of disposing Of the grounds to
lucky holder of a gilt-edged ticket. 1t
may be all right but 1t smells smoky.
Persons receiving papers, magazines
or other mail matter from abroad should
notify the publishers to put the street
and number on the address, as 1t will
greatly lessen the labor of the mail car
riers.
A telephone should be placed in the
Clerk of Courts office, in the Court
House, as it would greatly facilitate
business. The attention Of the County
Commissioners is respectfully called to
this item.
Rev. Talmage's sermon on mighty
Hunters in this weeks DEMOCRAT
abound in beautiful imagery, rhetorical
language and, every day SMILES with
which the great divine aptly illustrates
the beauties and comforts Of religion. 1t
is we'll worth perusal.
Nature has left every man capacity
of being agreeable. though not of shin
ing in company; and there are hun
dred men sufficiently qualified for both,
who, by a very few faults that they
might correct in half an hour, are not
so much as tOlerable.
All of our friends will please un-
derstand that postal cards announcing
an auction sale on their premises with
the prOviso that 'tit be inserted in the
paper" is a good scheme to everybody
Interested except the printer. Moral
When you want a notice, pay for it.
A report in last weeks paper said that
a young lady drew three cent spoon at
Prof. Hartz's entertainment. Upon dill
gent inquiry and careful research the
reporter finds that six spoons were
drawn by the young lady instead of one,
all labelled "Oyster soup" Carrie" me
out to die.
Mr.s Sam Briggs was appointed on
Money. General Manager Of the Con-
notion Valley Railway, and assumed the
position at once. A few days ago ne re-
signed as Superintendent OF the Valley
Railway. Mr.. Briggs many Canton
friends are well pleased at his COnnOt
ton appointment.
Louis Markovits, formerly operating
the Canton Laundry, was taken to the
Infrmary last Saturday. The man has
consumption, and was stopping at the
Ogden House, but as there was no
chance for proper treatment the pro-
prietor, Mr.. VIM. Shorb, notified the
trustees, who removed the patient to
the Infirmary.
Rev. S. W. KOOntz, of this city, prom
inent minister in the church of the
United Brethren in Christ, and for sew
eral years presiding elder, received at
che late session of Muskingum Confer
ence, held at BOwerstOwn, Ohio, letter
of good standing and of honorable dis
missal from his Conference and from
his Church.
Messrs. Stabler and Kimes, the we'll
known stone men, are doing an excel
lent Job of laying a stone foundation for
the additions to the moulding and black
smith shops at the Buckeye Works. This
firm has had large experience in such
work and gives universal satisfaction.
Mr.. Stabler Is one of the most expert
enced men in the business.
We interviewed a young lady last
Monday who had been down to Navarro
the day previous, and between bushes
and gfggles, ELECTED the following in
formation, that Miss StOkley who had
her existence on this sphere, was sur
prised by party of her friends at Ma
Yarre last Saturday. AS usual, the sur
prised party was very much surprised (?)
and the boys in the company paid the
bills. "Twas ever thus, ETC."
Mogadore, a station on the COnnottOn
Railway, is an excellent place on Sun
day for reflection and solitude, especial
ly to a traveller waiting for a train.
The green scummed frog pond below the
hill is rich field for the student in
natural history, as he can easily find all
the species of the order "Reptilia" that
inhabit Ohio waters and Ohio swamps.
The telegraph operator was the only
man that knew anything about the
movement of trains, but as he was a
green hand he was only out half hour
in his report.
"Oh mother, 1 want to go to Con-
gress Lake P' said a six year old girl,
last Sunday, to triangular faced fe-
male, on the Mogadore platform. "Hush,
hush, my child, don't you know this is
S1pdya," and then the lady resumed her
cta4versation with neighbOr in regard