The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-09-14
sEPrENTRER SNAPS.
The Autumn Golden Fruit of Local Events
Basketed.

Aho autumn 9OAuon Oh k-OCdA GNShts
Basketed.
The evenings are growing longer.
Common Pleas Court will open on
October 10th.
Probate Court adjourned yesterday un-
til Saturday.
The Buckeye Works shut down last
Saturday for repairs and inventory.
The leaves are putting on their gor-
geous autumn tints of many cOlors.
The corn crop promises to be enor-
nous, but apples and peaches will be
scarce.
The City Band gave first class con-
cert on the band stand on Tuesday even
ing last.
The G. A. s. c. railway will give an
excursion to CuyahOga Falls on Sunday,
Sept. 18th.
The Grand Army Band has been en-
gagged to furnish the music at the COM
ing county fair.
Policeman D. Bird, Of Wheeling, West
Va, Is visiting Mr.. G. A. Dillon. He is
also on business.
Tickets for City Band excursion on
the 21st to Cincinnati cost only $5, and
are good for five days.
Graf's grocery at No. 16 South Market
street, is the only house in the city that
handles hne jar preserves.
The excessive heat that prevailed for
80 long past, has now given place to
cool and charming weather.
Constable A. ". Weber celebrated his
37th birthday on Tuesday. He grows
younger with each anniversary.
Some very handsome frescO work is
being done in the new M. T.. Church.
representing scenes from Bible history.
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to Cincinnati on the 21st. There will
be no change of cars; $5 for the round
trip.
The Stark County Agricultural SOcie-
ty will hold its thirty-third annual fair
on their grounds on Sept Goth, 9th,
28th and goth.
Property holders should lay their side
walks at once, or it will be done for
them by the city and charged up on the
tax duplicate.
The mail carriers are becoming better
acquainted with their routes, and are
greatly appreciated by the city. They
are good Institution.
Mr.. Chas. Parr, bOOk-keeper at Wirts
& Co.'S carriage works, left for New
York, New Haven and trip to the sea-
shore, to be absent three weeks.
Mr.. H. Beard went to Lancaster, Pa.
of his mother, who lived about five miles
from that city. He returned last night.
The Street Commissioner appointed
MIR. Eli Wagner as Superintendent of
sidewalks last Monday, and he has en-
tire charge Of this department hereaf-
ter.
Citizens should put letter boxes on
their doors, and in case of offices at the
foot of the stairs, as it will be great
help and saving of time to the mail car
riers.
on September 10th persons wishing to
visit Nebraska, Kansas, or points west
can do 80 at cheap rates. Tickets good
for ten days. Fl. II. Geeting, U. P. Ry.
Agent.
The German Harmonic Verein held a
pleasant picnic at the fair grounds on
Monday last, followed by a dance. A
large number of visitors were in at
tendance.
The Oberlin family, of Massillon, will
have picnic and reunion at Crystal
Spring to-day, at which time members
of the Oberlin family will be present
from all parts of the State.
The Street Commissioner Is now work
ing twenty-seVen men, nine dump carts
driven by boys and six twO-hOrse teams.
This does not include other men, who
are working on sidewalks.
The Buckeye Works will start up next
Monday, after only weeks rest. There
Is too much work on hand. The ad-
ditiOns to the moulding and blacksmith
7hOps will soon be completed.
Mr.. H. G. White will sell at public sale
at his residence in MOgadOre on Satur-
day, Sept. 3Oth, 3 buggies, one sleigh,
Michigan tanning mills, 8 feed cutters,
4 plOws, sc. Sale to commence at one
p. m.
Mr.. w. w. Devices, son of Mr.. VIM. B.
Devices, who has been absent in Mil
lersburg, Ohio, for the past four months
returned home on Monday, and will re-
sumo his position as clerk in his faith
er's store.
The railroad shops of the Blue Grass
Route of Ohio, at Mt. Vernon, were form |
ally opened with grand ball and ban
quet last evening. We acknowledge the |
receipt of an invitation and ticket, but |
were unfortunately unable to be present. |
Frank StoOkey, the "herO of Niagara"
gave two very creditable performances |
and Tuesday on rope stretched across |
the street from the cassidy Block. He |
Is an excellent performer. Prof. Hartz |
has engaged him to travel with his COM |
pany.
Mr.. George ". Kingsbury has opened |
very neat and convenient grocery store |
at 131 East Tuscarawas street, and as the |
painting is all green, he has named it |
1.-THE green grocery" A full stock of |
groceries, provisions. candies and tObac- |
cos always on hand. Country produce |
bought for cash. Give him a call.
Mary E. Tesser was arrested at
RObertsVille last Saturday on charge |
of stealing fifteen dollars from the dress |
pocket of Mary A. Roach, with whom |
she had been sleeping a few nights be- |
fore. She was taken before Squire Stone |
hill, who discharged her for want of |
proof.
The Murphy Reform Club, with their
families and friends, will hold basket |
picnic at Congress Lake on Saturday
next. A good time is expected. Fare
round trip Soc, children 35e. Tickets
for sale at Durbin, Wright & Co., Erwin
& Co., Reading Room, and by the MEM
bers. Train leaves depot at 7:5O a, M,
returning at 5:5S p. m.
The street railway is dead issue. In
a conversation with one of the advocates
of the scheme, he said nothing was done |
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