The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-09-28
SEPTEMBER SNAPS.
The Autumn Golden Fruit of Local Event,
Basketed.


Tuesday, after very successful season.
Fall weather is upon us and overcOats
are coming out Of trunks and pawn
shops with celebrity.
The fox that is to be turned loose at
the Marlboro Fair Is on exhibition at
our fair by Messrs. Putt So France.
The streets were full of teams on
Tuesday conveying city merchants
goods to the Fair Grounds, for display in
Floral Hall.
The cheapest and most reliable gro
Gerry store In the city Is at No. IA North
Market street. MIR. George Fessler Is
the proprietor.
Mr.. NJ. Adler and wife desire to thank
their friends who so kindly assisted
them at the Illness and death Of their
daughter Edith.
The Canton Choral Society will give a
concert in the Opera House next Tues
day, October Bid. A choice musical
programme Is promised.
A large number of people from Canton
and all along AEhe line patr0niZed the
COnnOttOn Railway last Friday In order
to see Jumbo at Cleveland.
Marlboro boasts that she will have the
best show of cattle and horses Of any
fair in Stark county this year. Marlboro
has the stock to make the show.
Mayor PierO says he will strictly en-
force the sidewalk ordinance on North
Market street from Tuscarawas to Fifth
and have it cut down. He means busi-
ness.
The free .for-all trot at the Marlboro
Fair, which comes of Saturday, October
9TH, promises to be spicy little race, as
they have one Of the finest tracks in the
State, which is in good condition.
Canton is to have Glass Works In the
near future. MessrS. DR.. P. II. Barr,
Judge Underhill and VIM. Dannemiller
have been appointed to secure, the
grounds and solicit subscriptions.
The twenty-fifth wedding anniversary
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Double, was hap
PLY celebrated at their residence on
North Market street last Friday evening.
The gathering was large and brilliant
one.
The coming holidays will be more
generally observed than any for many
years, and we would remind our readers
that bottle of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
will prove a most acceptable holiday
present.
The penalty for violating any portion
of the new irOn-clad, wood and stone
Construction to sidewalks" ordinance Is
may be only one cent, and five dollars a
day as long as said violation Is con-
tinued after two days notice.
Mr.. VIM. ROemhild, of Canton, was
married yesterday morning, in Cincin-
natl, to Miss 0tilla KinZle, living at 85
Mclean Avenue. The newly married
couple will make their future residence
in Canton. We wish them all possible
happiness in their future career.
Messrs. Putt & France, at the Marl-
boro fair, offer a No. 3 White Sewing
Machine to the farmer making the larg-
est and best display of farm products of
his own production. Through this en-
terprise we may expect to see some fine
tables.
Awnings must be eight feet above the
pavement and be securely fastened with
iron braces, and may be supported by
it will be remembered, dare only be
made of wood, iron OF stOne), said rods
not to be more than three inches i'll
diameter.
Mr.. Frank Bishop, the gentlemanly
cashier of the pavilion at Congress Lake,
was badly poisoned with swamp sumac
last week, which afflicted his whole
body. This poisonous weed has scored
several other victims during the sum-
mer and should be Stunned by all visi-
tors at the Lake.
Hereafter no sign or other projection
will be allowed to stick out from q
building more than five feet, and at
least eight feet from the ground. This
will be bad for residents on Walnut
street, who heretofore have been accus-
toned to run fish poles twenty feet long
out of their bedroom windows and fish
in the stagnant water of the sewer.
The meat market of Mr.. H. Beard, No
90 East Tuscarawas street, Is in COM
plete running order, and he has always
on hand full supply of fresh and cured
meats. He also makes a speciality of
fish, which are received daily. MI
Beard is one of our oldest butchers, and
knows very well what will suit the Can
ton trade.
The Marlboro Fair comes off October
5, 6 and z. The sports Of the second
day promise to be very attractive; four
bands have already signiied their inten-
tiOn to be present to compete for the
prize the second day. The fox chase
will take place at $3.50 p. m, which will
afford fine sport for both old and young
II the fox Is not caught In thirty min
utes by the boys the CANNES are to have
the second chance. The liberal premi-
ums offered by the AsshciatiOn for best
display or farm products mas stimulated
our farmers to greater efforts, and the
exhibition will far exceed anything In
the past.
The saloon Of John Sheard, on COurt
street, was entered by burglars on last
Thursday night, by prying open from
window. Forty-to1r dollars in casf
and a number Of cigars were stolen
Henry Heingartner and John Hipp were
arrested, after some shrewd detective
work by officers Bederman, SchlaglC
and LOthamer, and locked up OF
the charge of burglary and larceny
Part of the stolen goods and $11 II
money were found in Hipp's possession
They were both arraigned before thu
Mayor last Monday, and held for trial IL
the sum of 800 each at the next tern
of Common Pleas Court.
1t will hereafter be unlawful to place
hitching post in front Of building
higher than four feet, and 1t must be
made-so this sapient ordinance reads
of either wood, iron or stone. Citizens
will take notice that all gold, silvel
and bronze posts must be taken down
As hitching posts or any other posts arr
made of these three materials only, Il
will prove quite a hardship to the es
thetic Deople of Canton to resort to thes