The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-12-30
CITY CURRENCY
Local Events Condensed and Crys-
tallized.
The Daily Events Of Busy Canton Arranged
In Readable Shape for Easy
Literary Digestion.

be held January 30th and 31st.
Let the boys swear of now and STICK
to it. What's the use of fOOlingr
Two thousand pair sample boots and
shoes at 30 cents on the dollar at Natr
kins'.
Look at the splendid display Of Cloaks,
listers, Russian Circulars, etc, at Gold
berg Bros
The Baptist church Sunday school en-
tertainment will take place on Monday
evening next.
An excellent lot of steel engrayings,
water cOlOrs, chrOmOs, oil paintings
&C., at Myers q Smith.
Louis ROscascO was inFNfl5 Wednes=
day for fast driving. ROss 80 treeps ths
saloon in the Elben corner.
Silk and Linen Handkerchisfs of best
quality and at reduced prices Et GaS
berg Brothers, SaxtOn Block.
Ladies' Kid Button Shoes, worked but
ION holes, only $1.75 pair at Watkins,
cheapest shoe house in the city.
OF the six new locomotives ordered by
the COnnOttOn from the Brooks Works at
Dunkirk, n. Y, two will arrive next
month.
Two new cOnsignments OF gold pens
received at Myers 81 Smiths,, or the
Aiken, Lambert & Co. make, the best
grades made.
Eight Italians, a German scissors
grinder, and French umbrella fixer re-
ceived lodging in the calabOOse one
night this week.
The Canton Car Company are getting
out elegant freight cabOOses. The
Cleveland, Akron q Columbus Railway
have just got two.
Silk Handkerchiefs of the latest de-
signs, OF superior quality, can be had at
DgEeess. These goods are esperie-
fine and will be sold cheap. = =.
= Mrs. TOtten and Miss Kennedy, of
New Philadelphia, are visiting with
Mrs. Fuller, on South Walnut street,
and other friends during the holidays.
Mr.. John Zerbe, 1877 South Market
street has full line of turkeys, poultry,
beef, lamb and other meats suitable for
the holiday trade. Give him a call.
The January meeting of the Stark
County horticultural Society win be
held at the residence OF James A. Saz-~
ton ton 81 on Wednesday of next week, being
Mems boots $3.50 to $500, boys boots
Sl.OO to $3.50, children's boots $1.OO, and
rubber goods at lower prices than any
other house III the city at Howard j.
Watkins.
A new club who have not yet taken
upon themselves a name dispOrted
themselves in dancing in the Empire
Hall on Thursdav night. Forty-two
couples were in attendance.
Myers & Smith have an elegant dis
play of pocket cutlery at very low pricesN
in fact less than wholesale prices, They
are a line of sample knives. LOOksPsG
them.
italian labOrers having claim against
the old COnnOttOn management were
quite bOisterOus at the Office the other
day in demanding full pay. The police
elected them from the building.
A choice lot of Japanese goods just re-
ceived at Goldberg Bros just the
thing for holiday presents. They are
cheap in price and very suitable for
gifts.
OF course we seek not after wealth.
we scOrn it, we care nothing for in.
cTeasing our circulation, we don't even
care about our relatives of the third
generation removed, but in a false
sett Ceeth) voice we eXclRim, bring
on your January "ad."
Marriage licenses were granted to
Franklin Ebie and Martha Kinsley.
HaTtville; John W. Harkins and Eliza
beth BOSley, Canal Fulton; Henry s.
Wertz and Clara A. Harold, West Leba-
non; Charles d. 0berlin and Lucy K.
Harold, West Lebanon.
DR.. Ki5ner viii ne in his Office from
Sunday, DecembCr S.st to January 9th.
inclusive. The DOCTORS success in the
treatment of Rectal Diseases is undis-
puted. He also treats successfully all
chronic complaints Of a specific OF gem
eral character. see card in another
column.
The Twilight" Club gave a dance in
COncOrdia Hall last Wednesday evening.
with 40 couple in attendance. The
gentlemen composing the club are meet
ing with great success aud we trust
that instead of twilight" their sue
cess will dawn into a bright and glOr-
iOus sunlight day.
The Pacific Club. with forty couples,
gyrated in Monitor Hall on Thursday
night. Blums orchestra very Rccepta-
bly, furnished the music. We looked
around for PI esident John Schroyer and
found him in a corner busily engaged
talking to young Lady. The dance was
a perfect success.
The fixtures of the wash room and
water closets in the Ogden House have
been removed to a room just north of
the office, and the change Is a decided
improvement, as greater conveniences
are afforded. Mine host, VIM. Shorb.
always eDdeavOrs to make all the mod
ern Improvements, and his house is we'll
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