The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-07-13
MIDSUMMER MUSINGS.
Incidents and Accidents Happening In the
Heated Term.

Harvest week.
The grass crop is very heavy.
Crops of all kinds will be heavy.
Ladies kid toe slippers Is cents at
Watkins.
Common Pleas Court adjourned on
Tuesday.
The demand for harvest hands exceeds
the supply.
Beautiful styles in low shoes for
ladies and gents at Watkins.
The Common Pleas court room is be-
ing .tsescOed and otherwise improved.
Immense bargains in boots and shoes
at Watkins, SaXtOn Block, South Market
street.
For the past week the mercury has
been "bilin'" and sickness Is on the in
crease.
A great variety of slippers and walk
, ing shoes at Watkins, SaXtOn Block,
South Market street.
George Mcmillan, on a charge of wife
murder, was bound over to the Common
Pleas Court last Thursday.
Four hundred pairs mems calf pegged
slippers at soc per pair, at Watkins
Shoe House, SaxtOn Block.
Mr.. Frederic LOeffler, an extensive
brewer of MassillOn, o., is guest of the
Grand CentraL-HOt Springs Horse Shoe.
Go to Howard j. Watkins mammoth
shoe House for bargains in boots and
shoes, SaxtOn Block, South Market street.
The St. Peters Catholic Church ex-
cursiOn to Congress Lake on Tuesday
filled seven coaches. They had superb
day.
Stacy, Adams & Co.'s celebrated shoes
for mems and boys wear at Watkins
Mammoth Shoe House, South Market
street.
We don't hear any more about the
business went on last Sunday just the
same as usual.
The employees of the Bridge Company
and Novelty Iron Works will picnic at
our Chatauqua (COngress) Lake to-day
Fare, round trip, 80 cents.
The new Court House clock is now in
successful operation and the deep toned
bell again peals forth the hours as Oi
old. 1t sounds quite familiar.
The City Clerk, with assistants, is en-
gagged in notifying all property holders
in the city regarding the correct mum
i bers required on each building.
Entire stock of Slippers and Walking
Shoes must be sold, regardless of cost
to make room for fall goods, at Watkins
Shoe House, SaXtOn Block, s. Market st
Mr.. H. H. Eldis, late agent of the Con
notion Valley depot, at this point, re
signed his position last week, and is sue
ceeded by Mr.. William Morgan of thu
general office.
Frank Holland, the pickpOcket, VIII,
was gathered in on the Fourth for try
ing to steal Gust Gachette's watch, pleat
guilty and was bound over to the Pro
bate Court last Friday.
A man named Fisher was fined So
and costs in Cincinnati the other day
for selling impure milk. Our lOca
dealers should take notice and gOverl
themselves accordingly.
William ShOrb, the Ogden House land
lord, and his clerk, VIM. ROthackel
were bound over to court in the sum G
300 each for alleged violation of tn
Smith Sunday law, last Friday.
Hon. William j. PierO, Mayor of Car
ton, o., one of the most genial, pleasan
and WhOlesOuled gentlemen it has bee
our pleasure to meet, is guest of tn
Grand Central.-HOt Springs Horse Sho
The Good Templers will picnic at Cor
gress Lake on July 22d. Tickets fort
cents for the round trip. For sale at tn
Reading Room. No one can afford
stay away when tickets can be pu
chased so cheaply.
The attractions and cOnveniences {
Congress Lake are so far ahead OF Cuya
hOga Falls this year, that the latte
place is quite neglected by our citizens
Cheaper railroad fare is also an aTgI
ment in favor of the Lake.
The Akron News has graduated from
three-cent morning paper to One-ceI
evening sheet, with Sunday morn1n
edition. 1t is claimed that they cOul
not get night dispatches on favOrab
terms since telegraphic consolidation.
A horse belonging to Mr.. ]. NJ. Ebe
sole, of East Tuscarawas street, WI
stolen out of his barn sometime durin
Friday night. 1t is valued at 5000, al
is a dapple gray, sixteen hands high an
weighs nearly 400 pounds. 1t W;
found at New Lisbon.
j. Phelan's celebrated hand turne
I kid button boots for ladies, only $35
former price $500. have contractt
for large quantity of those fine tuI
shoes, which 1 can sell at lower pric
than other dealers can buy them. Ca
and see them at Howard j. Watkin
SaxtOn Block, Canton, o.
The clock in the PostOffice has BET
taken down for repairs, but that does n
prevent every incOmer from looking
the place where it was, in order to 81
what time it is. After one brief glanC
the visitor quickly turns his head q
other way and looks uncOncerned. Th
all do it.
Two hundred and fifty excursions
came down from Akron, en- route f
Congress Lake. They changed cars
the Valley crossing, near the Malleab
Works, and admired the appointments
the narrow guage coaches very muc
They spent jolly day at Canton
Chatauqua and returned home in t
evening.
Rev. Peter Herbruck, of Canton, w
was present at the dedicatOry services
Grace Reformed Church, yesterday,
one of the oldest pastors in the wOrl
He recently celebrated the fiftieth AM
versary of his pastoTate of the Germs
Reformed Church in Canton. He is
= grand old man who is now apprOachil
the end of grand life wOrk.-Akr
News, 10th.
Judge Pease, in Common Pleas Cot
last Friday sentenced Joseph Shucky
burglary and larceny, five years; Fra
Somers larceny, four years; Louis W.
er, burglary and larceny. one ye
These convicts,, with Lexington c,
grove who plead guiltytO grand larceI
in stealing a large sum of money FRI