The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-02-16
LOCAL LACoNICs.
Daily DOIngs Condensed for the Readers of
the Democrat

A AspecIal Yen1re or th1rty-SiX has beer
issued for the Rice murder trial.
Finest assortment of Glassware in
Canton, at l.. w. LOOmis's store.
The Waynesburgh pOstOffice is pros
porous. Sixty new boxes have been
added.
A window for the sale of stamps has
been placed in the north part of the
POstOffice.
The word aesthetic means "the theory
OF philosophy of taste; the school of the
beautiful in nature and art"
The owner of pair of mits lost in the
POstOffice on the 4th inst, can have
them by calling at this Office and proving
property.
Night messages can be sent from the
telegraph office, at the Ft. Wayne depot,
at any time after the closing of the city
Office at 9P.M.
Build more dwelling houses this sea-
son. There are either too few dwelling
houses or too many people, but we have
work enough for all.
Some new musical instruments. made
by q. q. Conn, Elkhart, Ind, for the CITY
Band, were displayed in A. Herbruck's
show window the other day
The roof of a building owned by
julius Wernet on North Market street
was partially destroyed by fire last Fri
day noon. Defective chimney.
LooK!-Men's working pants, 33 cents;
Melton OyercOats, $2.37. The authorized
agents will be at % East Tuscarawas
street, for few days only.
There were $500 bushels of wheat
| shipped from VIM. Barber & Sons ware
house at Marchand station on the Valley
Railway, during the month of January.
On Monday Mayor Piero sold the fam
lily residence at Tuscarawas and Poplar
streets, including 100 feet on Poplar St.,
to Mr. Joseph GOrdan of Alliance. Price
$500,
Two mOulders at the Buckeye Works
had fight last Friday in the shop. The
design of the new casting" they made
wa! very intricate and cost one a black
optic.
Three youthful offenders, Jacob Fra
ley, Louis Ecker and Adam Hane, were
charged with stealing pigeons from L.
BachtePs coop. They settled by paying
the costs.
Correspondents must write on one
side of the paper only. Our waste
basket is the tomb of several literary
efforts, erected upon too economical a
foundation.
Subscribers who do not receive the
DEMOCRAT regularly will confer favor
by notifying the Office. All changes of
address should be sent here also, to in
sure prompt delivery.
The house of j. j. Spidel, the harness
maker, on North Market street, was the
scene of an attempted burglary on Mon
day night. The burglars were fright
ened of. shot and nothing stolen.
Our readers must not forget Mrs.
LiYermOre's lecture at the Baptist
Church, Monday evening, February 9th.
Her subject will be "Superhuous We
men"-a very entertaining and profit
able lecture.
There was a special delivery window
on the north side of the post Office used
on Tuesday with big sign valentines
prominently displayed in front. The
rush of children and young people was
simply tremendous.
The amount of mail matter handled
at this office is fully one-fouTth greater
than that of Youngstown or Akron. A
free delivery system should be had at |
once, as the needs of the city demand |
such convenience.
For twelve days more Ruhman, Ernst |
q Co. offer their consignment of over
coats at prices that defy competition.
Even the former low figures are cut |
down without mercy. We must Rave
room for spring styles.
We have received an excellent portrait |
of Adam FOrepaugh, the great Snowman,
executed by the artist Matt Morgan,
which is valuable addition to our
gallery of prominent men. Mr.. Chas. II. |
Day has our acknowledgements.
DR.. 10. Kimball, the veteran street |
man, has crowd around him every day |
at the Court House corner, listening to |
his banjo songs and buying his "BOt- |
anical Remedy" which is a dead shot |
at long range to ague and chills.
Louis Thorn & Co.'s bill of fare for
Saturday: Fresh lettuce, fresh Tadishes, |
new onions, fresh spinach, fresh oysters |
by the quart or gallon, cabbages, cram
berries, and plenty of other good things |
for capital Sunday dinner.
During the rainy season the Street |
Commissioner employs impecunious |
drunks in clearing the street crossings |
addition tends to promote reflection on
the cost of sin and its uselessness.
Mr.. Jacob Barnett, farmer living one
mile southeast of the city, broke his
left leg at the COnnOttOn depot ON Thurs
day, while jumping from a moving
train. He is IS years old. Doctors
Whiteleather and Brown set the bone.
Bargains in Beaver and Chinchilla
OvercOats at Ruhman, Ernst 81 Co.'s. 1t
is nearly the close of the season and
these goods will be almost given away
rather than to freight them back to the
manufacturers. Come and examine
them and you will surely purchase.
The fifth entertainment of the Star
Lecture Course will be given at the
Baptist Church, Monday evening, Feb
ruary 9th, by Mrs. Mary A. LivermOre.
The press reports of her success this
winter in drawing crowded houses have
been unprecedented.
Hiram Williams was the only one held
of the four men arrested on suspicion of
being connected with the GreentOWn
burglary. He was charged with burg
larry and with assault with intent
to kill. Bail was fixed at $1,000 on each
charge, which was furnished. Leopard,
Rivers and Lindeman were discharged.
The German Pioneer Society will have
a social gathering in COncOrdia Hall
next Monday, February Goth, which will
be enliVened with music and song This
society is a permanent institution
among our German citizens, and their
are greatly enjoyed by
the guests who attend.
Manager Schaefer says he will pay no
licenses under the new ordinance Just
passed and iUtpnda tn test itS VALIDITY