The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-11-23
NOVEMBER NOVELTIES.
Facts and Fancies interviewer for II
SOmbre Days.

The Semi mi-Weekly Alliance Review Of
last Saturday was double size.
Remember the ball to be given by the
W. K, X. of P, Nov. 29th, 1882.
Mr.. F. B. Smith, of the new Novelty
works, Is west on a business tour.
Mr.. H. R. Wise has been presented
with bran new son, by his spouse.
Come and see our stock of accOrdeOns
now being sold at cost, at "The Fair"
Fresh buckwheat flour just received at
L. Thorn & Co.'s, No. 21 West Tuscarawas
street.
Mrs. W. II. Harris of Lawrence, Kan
sas, is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. G.. Keith.
See Goldberg Bros immense line of
clOaks, dOlmans and outside wraps of
all descriptions.
Everyone should remember that Rev.
7. Dewitt Talmage will lecture in Can
ton on December 5th.
Olive Butter, the incest thing in the
world, for sale by L. Thorn & Co., No. 21
West Tuscarawas street.
We have lot Of very nice note paper
in boxes, printed especially for this city.
Call and see it, at THE Fair"
Herbruck's. at AZ East Tuscarawas
street, Is the best place in the city for
repairing jewelry of all kinds.
Miss Elsie Smith, from RaVenna, is
visiting Miss Edith Smith, on North
Walnut street. She will remain at least
a week.
Hats, caps and geuts' underwear at 10
per cent above New York and Philadel-
phia wholesale prices. Call on Devices
the halter.
In the StrakOsch Opera Combination
-,
chorus of the Bohemian Girl" opera.
1t was musical success.
Stacy, Adams & Co.'s celebrated fine
han6 Jewed boots, shoes and CATERS in
latest styles. Howard j. Watkins is
sole agent for them in Canton.
Mic Danner and Mitch-JeanerO
were each fined $25 for working in
WOrkman's unfair shop, by Union lis of
cigar makers, at the last meeting.
DR.. W. A. France will go to Wooster
next week, where he remains until De-
cember 5th. He has made hosts of
friends in this city and accomplished
many cures.
Some sneak thief stole lame Frank
BaiTd's watch at Miller's grocery last
Saturday. The timepiece was worth $l8.
The chain was broken, but the clock
was gone.
Goldberg Bros. are showing some of
the best bargains in black silks ever
shown in Stark county, at prices rang
ing from 81 to $1.75 yard. Do not fail
to see the display.
The finest and choicest teas in the
city, at figures below any other house in
the city can only be found at the Nam.
moth Tea House of E. T. CrOwl & Co.,
North Market street.
Gents fine French Calf hand sewed
boots, light, medium and heavy meas
ures taken and fit guaranteed, 80, Stand
50. None better in the market II. j.
Watkins sells them.
The congregation of the German Re-
formed church raised the salary of their
pastor, Rev. P. Herbruck, to $1,000 per
year. Mr.. Herbruck commences his
fifty-first year next Sunday.
Don't fail to call at the Fair, No. II
East Tuscarawas street, and examine
the very fair stock which is to be closed
out by the first Of January, and is now
being sold at very low figures.
Taxpaying time is here, and the Treas
urer's Office indicates it occasionally.
The time for paying for the STARK Co.
DEMOCRAT, with many of our friends, is
also here-and let no one forget it.
Come and look at my fur goods, just
dear, how enVious l am Of Mrs. JOnss
because she has such handsome seal
skin sack" Devices has the exact cOun
terpart.
We were pleased to meet Masters Will
and Hugh Brown, of HOwesdale, Pa,
last Sunday, who were visiting their
brother Frank, The genial clerk with
Goldberg Bros. of this city. Will is an
expert at the piano, and has very good
tenor voice.
Myers & Smith, No. AZ South Market
street, are receiving the finest line of
holiday goods ever brought to the city,
books in fine bindings, and the thousand
and one things usually found in first
class stationary house.
The mechanical structure to fill the
wounded lower maxillary of Gen. Ed.
s. Meyer, containing eight teeth, which
has been worn successfully for the past
fourteen years, is being replaced by a
new one, made by the same dentist, DIR.
j. H. Siddall, of this city.
Mr.. B. f. Underwood will give three
free lectures in the Opera House on the
25th and 26th insts. Mr.. Underwood is
one of the most gifted speakers that ap-
pears on the lecture platform, and takes
Q broad and liberal view of human af-
spring, but other pressing engagements
prevented. A large attendance should
greet his coming,
Stern justice as journalist cOmpels
us to say that most Of the trOupes, COM
panies and combinations that Manager
Schaefer has brought here this season
have been "snides," and even Louis,
himself, kicks about most of them, and
when the reporter endeavored to inter
view him the other night, he did not
like to say anything much, but damn
tn"
Ladies' Grain button Shoes 81, $1.25
and $1.6O; Misses fine Pebble Goat but
ton from $1.40 to 1925; Ladies' fine Peb-
BILE Goat button o. $1.60, $1.75, So aud
$2.z5; Ladies' and Misses Grain pegged
lace Shoes Is cents to 81; Children's
Goat and Grain button and lace Shoes
60 cents to s1.25; Infants lace and but
ton from 80 cents to 81. The above ex
traOrdinary bargains are to be found
only at Howard J. Watkins Mammoth
Shoe House in SaxtOn Block.
Mr.. Jas. A. Ward, No. 38 East Tuscar.
awas street, has added a new industry
to the many now in the city, by having