The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-10-05
nnronER ocCAs1oNALs.
Sere and Yellow Leaves of Local Events Ar
ranged for Autumn.

very large, and increasing weekly.
Telegraph operator Campbell at Kent
station, leaves on Saturday for Mexico.
Goldberg Bros, SaxtOn Block, have a
new and elegant line of fur lined clOaks.
Look at them.
s, Peffer's new brick grocery store at
Third and Cherry street, is very credit
able structure.
Since the mail is delivered by carriers,
boxes at the postOffice are at discount,
and are being removed.
Corsetsl COrsets! 40 cents and up
wards Warranted to fit and give perfect
satisfaction, at Goldberg Bros.
Herbruck's. at AZ East Tuscarawas
street, is the best place In the city for
repairing jewelry of all kinds.
Mr.. L. G. Moore, formerly in the dry
goods trade at the corner Of Eighth and
Market streets, left for Urbana last
Tuesday.
The Carrollton fair began on Tuesday,
and the COnnOtton railway conveyed
quite number of Canton visitors to the
exhibition.
The foundations for the new city
market house are being laid. Exeaya-
tiOns are also rapidly progressing for the
other city buildings.
Mr.. W. B. Devices returned home last
Sunday evening from an eastern trip,
where he had been buying goods for the
fall and winter trade.
The cheapest and most reliable gro
Gerry store in the city is at No. IA North
Market street. Mr.. George Fessler Is
the proprietor.
Goldberg Bros. have just received a
choice line of silks, which are OF the
finest quality. They merit close atten-
tiOn and examination.
A brakeman of the NY. P. & o. Ry.,
fell on the track at Kent, last Tuesday,
and had both hands badly mangled.
AmpntatiOn was necessary.
Miss Allie Brooksmith, Mr.. and Mrs.
Otto Grabien and Miss Josie Herberger,
of Cleveland, are the guests of Mr.. Fred
Lied, ticket agent of the Valley Rail-
way.
Mr., Ed. Thompson took seventy-eight
different varieties of dahliaS to the Car
roIltOn fair yesterday. They were rails
ed by j. f. Niesz, and were fine spec1-
mems.
The Midland Telephone ComDany's
poles can be used by the city for wires
for the fire alarm system, according to
the ordinance published in this weeks
paper.
The sidewalk on North Market street
Is D6luR Cub uOWh W q AObuANA
Mayor Piero had the requisite nerve to
insist on the enforcement of the sidewalk
ordinance.
Are you going to the CarrOlltOn fair,
was frequent salutatiOn on the COnnOt-
ton platform yesterday. By the latest
reports, large number of persons were
in attendance.
The Pacific Club will hold meeting
tonight in Monitor Hall for the purpose
of reorganization. A series of dancing
parties in the hall will be inaugurated
for the winter season.
Yesterday morning special train, in
charge of Conductor George Carlisle,
went down the COnnOttOn road bound
for the CarrolltOn fair. A goodly list OF
passengers were on board.
Mr.. Henry Bush, master builder of the
COnnOttOn, is kept busy on the road
watching for repairs on the line. He Is
q capable officer, but terribly given to
telling stories that surpass belief.
There will be a grand Prohibition
rally at Temperance Hall, Eagle Block,
Monday evening, October 9th. ThOs. NJ.
Hickman, of Iowa, will address the peO-
pie on the great question Of temperance.
F. Mackaman's bay gelding Comet"
won the pacing race at the Fair Ground.
Mr.. Mackaman refused $1,5OO for this
celestial madcap before he entered the
race. He is an excellent horse Tor speed.
Mr.. s. G. DOrrance at No. North
Cherry street, has full line of choice
California and native fruits, also can
dies, nuts and cigars. His store Is one
of the neatest in the city, and prices
low.
Conductors Hubbard, Carlisle and
Swift have charge of through trains on
the COnnOttOn from SherrOdSVille to
Cleveland. They are experienced men
and we'll liked by the patrons of the
road.
Take little annoyances out Of the way.
If YOU are suffering with Cough or
Cold, use DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup at once.
This old and reliable remedy will never
disappOint you. All Druggists sell IL
for % cents bottle.
Rev, A. H. Feldman, of the Lutheran
Church, left for Dayton, o., las: Monday
night. He was accompanied to the depot
by number of friends and the children
OF his Sunday school. He leaves regretted
by his many friends.
The Summit County Fair at Akron is
in full blast as we go to press. owing
to lack of time we were unable to
attend, but the Office thanks Mr.. Geo. II.
StOwell, of the Valley Railway for tickets
tolthe Summit county seat.
Middlebranch station, on the C0nnOt-
ton, was burglsrized on Monday night
and $5.35 in cash and silver watch
and chain belonging to the operator
stolen. Entrance was effected by break
ing the window in front Of the office.
Mr.. John F. Zerbe, formerly of NJ.
HOuser & Co., will open Meat Market
at 167 South Market street next
week, and trusts that all his old friends
will call and see him. The best of meats
will always be kept, and as Mr.. Zerbe Is
an old experienced butcher, satisfaction
will be guaranteed.
Werner Bros. of the city paint store,
are doing a very fine job of frescOing
and decorating the Common Pleas Court
room in the Court House. The work is
under the personal supervision of Mr..
Chas. Werner, who is an experienced
man in the business.
Myers s. Smith at No. AZ South Market
street, are putting in shelving on the
south side of their store, in which to
place an immense stock Of wall paper of
the latest designs. They also carry a
full line of stationery, ladies' and gents
iawelry chrOmOs DictureS, etc. Do not