The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-05-25
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Events of the Week EpitOmized and Crys-
tallized into shape.

six subscribers.
The I. O. G. T. lemonade social in
Granger Hall was well attended last
Friday night.
Hirschheimer Bros. will erect fine
business block on the Square, next to
John r. Miller.
Mr.. V. Lawler, of the Carroll ChrOni-
Gle, was in the city last Saturday. He
reports matters all right on his end OF
of the COnnOttOn.
Sam GunZberg has removed to his old
stand, No. 6 Public Square, and has
Opened out a new and splendid lot OF
clothing and suitings.
Brambaletta, winner of the Mile Heat
Races,at both Louisville and Lexington,
at daN-Pittsburgh Park Races, May 3Oth
and 31st, June 1st and 2d.
Mr.. L. C. Moore of the Boston Store
has removed his family residence to
cOmmOdiOus rooms in the SaXtOn block;
being closer to his business.
We would be pleased to receive late
news letters from all parts of the eOun-
ty. Have them reach this office not
later than Tuesday evening.
Apollo, winner of the Derby at Lex
ingtOn, at the Pittsburgh Park May
Both and 31st, June 1st and I'd. Races
commence 2.30 p. m. each day.
Mr.. William Wyant received postal
card from Mr.. John Shimp last week,
stating that his family arrived safely In
Hays City, Kansas, and found everybody
well.
The decorating committee have the
names of 1856 soldiers on their list whose
graves will be garlanded on the Both Of
May. More will be added as reports
come in.
The programme of the Spring Run
Of Diftobnrnh Park
on May 3Oth, 31st and June 1st and End,
offers delectable bill of fare for lovers
of turf sports.
CarrOlltOn will have four saloons un-
der the Pond law. Our staid neighbors
must get away with considerable OF the
extract to make four saloons pay
[Cadiz Sentinel.
The Steam Laundry of Frank Bishop,
in the basement of the new SaxtOn
block, employs a first-class shirt pOlisher
and collar and cuff irOner. The work
speaks for itself
Dell Roy is entirely devoid of saloons,
At the last miners pay day about htty
miners boarded the train for CarrOlltOn
in order to exchange their coal labor
into grain products.
Mr.. John H. Steinick, business man
ager of the Gibbs Canton Plow Com
pany, was badly injured on the forehead
last Friday, by a flying piece of wood
from the circular saw.
The United Brethren Social will meet
at Mr.. VIM. McCawmOn's, on Robins
street, this Thursday evening. good
time is expected and the friends OF the
church are invited to attend.
The East Liverpool Tribune hopes that
its churches will not hold ice cream
festivals for the sake of a few dimes on
Decoration Day, as in former years, and
rightly says it is very bad taste.
The Rep. states that the special COun-
Gil committee agreed on a location for
the City Hall, last Friday. 1t did no
such thing, but win still further con-
slider the subject tomorrow evening.
Bend Or, Krupp Gun, FellOwplay, Ca
pias, Churchill, Washburn, Glidelia and
all the noted runners at the Pittsburgh
Par. May Both and 31st, June 1st and
I'd. Races commence at 2.3O p. m. each
day.
Rev. Rock announced to his cOngrega-
ton last Sabbath evening, that on next
Sabbath morning he would deliver dis
course on "The Ministry of Angels" and
in the evening on "Why are men Inh-
dels?'
The special committee of seven, in re-
gard to locating the City Hall, did not
get their report ready last week, but will
sit again tomorrow night. The Max
Elben lot is gaining favor, as 1t is
talked up.
A number of friends pleasantly sur
prised Mr. Henry A. HOll, of New Berlin
last Saturday, by entering and taking
possession of his dOmicile while he was
out working in the field. A pleasant
time was had.
Rev. R. Rock, Presiding Elder of Can
ton district, will hold quarterly meeting
at the Niesz church, south of the city,
on Saturday, June 3D. at o'clock, and
preach Saturday evening and Sabbath
morning and evening.
Suit has been brought in Common
Pleas Court against the Fort Wayne
Road for $4,000 damages, for the death
of Henry Zimmerman, a young man
aged II, who was killed by freight cars
near the depot in February last.
Disappointment in matters of pleasure
is hard to be borne, in matters affecting
health it becomes cruel DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup never disappOints those
who use it for obstinate coughs, colds
irritation of throat and lungs, etc.
All merchants furnishing goods .tC
paupers on Council orders must give the
orders to Mr.. George Rex, chairman o.
the Relief Fund Committee, previous tt
Council meeting, in order to have then
allowed at Monday evening sessions.
The following liquor men paid thei1
tax in accordance with the Pond law OF
Saturday: John Greenwalt, GreentOwn
Francis Moore, Alliance. Conrad W
Koch, Alliance; John Walser 81 Son
Canton; John Bergman, Alliance, anC
Adam Koch, Alliance.
Alf. Burnett will be here with his com
pany on Decoration day, and give al
an entertainment in the Opera House OF
the evening of that day. Mr.. Burnett i
member of George H. Thomas Post, G
A. R., of Cincinnati, and will participate
in our decoration ceremonies.
Schraishuhn, the enterprising tObacc,
merchant, has reftted his store room
very tastefully with decorative wall pa
per and back grounds. "Gus," despair
ing Of securing the services of plas
terer, essayed the job of patching tn
walls himself, cOmplacently saying tina
he would save money. He may hay
saved in wages, but there was fright
full waste of material, which strewe
the floor after he got through using hi