The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-03-23
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Services in the 1st Methodist church
will begin at ~ p. m. after April 1st.
Hon. j. j. Sullivan, ex-State Senator
from Holmes county, gave us a pleasant
call on Monday.
Mrs. snyder, living near the Valley
depot, had her pocket picked in COrnell's
auction store last Saturday of $17.
We have been there and know that
when Messrs. Goldberg Brothers put a
price on piece of goods it is the lowest.
Mr.. Doran, President of the Canton
Irish Land League has Just remitted
SO to Ireland in aid of the movement
against landlOrdism.
Councilman John M. Stevenson, of the
Third ward, who has been sick long
time of neuralgia of the brain, is lying
In dying condition.
half dozen new buildings are being
erected on the road leading to the ceme-
terry; the hill is also being cut down
and the street. graded.
The Opera House was crowded on Fri
day night to hear the Jubilee Singers
OF Fisk University, Tenn. They are a
musical success wherever they go.
The sale of Mackaman and Finne-
frOck's horses on the Square last Satur-
day, was very successful, with good
$246.
Every lady visiting Canton is invited
| to make visit to Goldberg Brothers
new stores. They have the finest rooms
and the largest stock ever carried by any
firm in the county.
Justice B. f. Faust, the genial Squire,
| finds his present quarters in the cassidy
block too small, and will remove to
Room in the POstOffice block, second
| floor, on April 1st.
On and after March goth the ConnOt-
| ton Railway will sell tickets between
Kent and Cleveland at 90 cents for single
tickets and round trips for $1.7O with
free stage in Cleveland.
Our job office has just received a full
| supply of some of the neatest and tOniest
| styles of visiting cards out. Also illumi-
mated pictorial cards suitable for busi-
ness advertising medium.
John W. Fry, Sr., made us business
call the other day. He is former busi-
ness man of Louisville, this county. He
is still in mercantile life, and his adVer-
t11ement appears in this paper.
Messrs. Keith. ArchinaI, Joseph Bic
chele and HOwenstine, announced last
week for COuncilmen, decline the honor;
and August Biechele refuses to run
again for Water Works Trustee.
We have received a copy of the Demo-
cratic Standard, published at COshOctOn,
Ohio. 1t is well made up, full of live
news and credit to its managers. 1t
takes welcome place on our exchange
list.
Mr.. I'll. W. Lansing was married in
New York City, March 7th, to Mrs. p.
Centemeri. The newly welded pair
will go to housekeeping in the Kaufman
house on Prospect street, about the first
of April.
Schraeder Brothers, of Canal Fulton,
purchased last week of II. JenTOn, of
Ii. .chfield Medina county, two steers
four years old, that weighed 4, 800 pounds
live weight. They intend to kill them
for Easter.
The singers Of the COncOrdia Society
with some friends made it pleasant fOl
eX-President Joseph Biechele last Mon.
day, on the occasion of his birthday
Mr.. Biechele received them with his
well known hospitality.
Mrs. Gilluly was locked up for three
days on bread and water for drunken
disturbance at her house. She was re-
leased the same night in order to care
for her little child, which could not bC
managed by her husband.
The bl0Oded stallion, Sir Wallace
owned by S. Bowers, will open the sea
l son April 10th, at Freeburg, and on sue
= ceeding days will be at Louisville, Os
r naburg, Minerva and Paris, and so OF
, during the season, making rounds ever
week.
, The Canton Choral Society gave an
: open rehearsal to honorary member
: and invited guests in Monitor Hall las
night, and rendered some chOruses
duets and solos in very excellent style
1t is bright musical organization ant
full of merit.
City Solicitor Welty and George +
p Baldwin returned home last week from
: Columbus, having secured the passag
}, of an act authorizing vote Of the citi
d Zens of Canton for building a marke
h house and city hall not to cost NOR
: than $50,000.
For the first time in the history of tn
Canton Union School, we learn Ou
Board of Education is not a unit, MI
Lawrence refusing to attend the meet
ings. Mr.. LIS three year term, beinj
his third in succession, we believe, eX
O pires this spring.
i Miss Wherry, a teacher in the Eas
n School building, residing with her par
/ ents on South Market street, was agree
ably surprised the other evening at he
home by party of some thirty of he
scholars. OF course they all had
pleasant evening of it.
An Iowa friend writes that Messri
II Bitterman and Bishop arrived home il
v CerrO GOrdo county from visit to Star
o county, and carry with them a higl
F opinion of the entertaining qualities o
:. our people; also that Mr.. GermOn an,
q family, of Akron, will locate at Nor
Spring, Iowa.
Some twenty friends surprised Nj
William Zininger, living on North st
last Saturday evening, it being his got
birthday. A pleasant evening wa
n spent, the guests providing an elegan
e oyster supper, after which the gentle
q man was made happy by some valuabl
~ gifts from relatives and friends.
70 The last reception of the Pacific 81
1t cial Club will take place at Monte
Hall tomorrow event. g, at which time tn
club will be disbanded. Since it's o.
ganizatiOn this social body has been a
unqualified success and its entertain
ments very brilliant and refined. OU
re good wishes go with the retiring men
9S bers.
y. A Union meeting was held in th
u Baptist church last Sunday, to send de
L a0ates To a mass meetinQ to be held ii