The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-12-16
CITY CURRENCY.
Local Events Condensed and Crys-
tallized.
The Daily Events Of Busy Canton Arranged
In Readable Shape for Easy
Literary Digestion.

Only new line OF seal rings in Canton
at Roses.
They will skate. and also break into
deep water.
Finest line of holiday goods ever
brought to the city at LOOmis & Kent's.
Only ships chronOmeter in Stark
county at Roses. Watches regulated
| free.
H. L. Heyl, in the st. Cloud building,
has fine collection of statuettes for
the holidays.
George Swift, conductor on the Con-
notion Railway, gives good satisfaction
| and will retain his position.
Silk and Linen Handkerehiefs of best
quality and at reduced prices at Gold
berg Brothers, SaxtOn Block.
The various shop windows are being
nicely trimmed with holiday goods, and
present an attractive appearance.
Japanese wares, Kiota, Kaga, Dwarf,
| OlOisOnne, and many other varieties, at
| II. l.. HeyPs store, st. Cloud building.
Buyers of boots and shoes will find the
largest stock, best goods and lowest
prices at Howard j. Watkins, SaxtOn
Block.
The Uniform Rank knights of Pythias
are requested to meet at the Office of B.
| +. Faust, on Dec. 18th, 1882, at 319
o'clock p. m.
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.
Mems boots $3.50 to $500, boys boots
$1.O0 to $3.50, children's boots $1.OO, and
rubber goods at lower prices than any
other house in the city at Howard j.
Watkins.
While you are selecting your Christ
mas presents, you must not forget that
Kidd's Custom made Shirts are both use
full and appropriate, 70 E. Tnscarawas
street.
Conductor R. D. Briggs, on the Con-
notion Railway, is genial man. He
was formerly employed on the Valley
Railway, and Is thoroughly experienced
railroad man.
Christmas is at hand and New Year
not far off, so provide yourself with good
reading matter by subscribing for the
twiee-a-week STARK COUNTY DEMOCRAT
only 50 year.
The Authors Carnival in Clark's Hall
has been attracting crowds each evening
this week. The arrangement Is very at
tractive and well worth patrOnizing.
Go tonight by all means.
Mr.. w. H. Brown, the manager Of 'My
Partner" troupe, Is gentleman OF
cosmopolitan nOtOriety, but he was in
bad company when he brought that
''snide" company to Canton. oh! Brown.
The Uniform Rank Knight of Pythias
mean business. They have leased the
Empire Hall for drilling and ball pur-
poses. Those desiring large and COM
mOdiOus floor can inquire OF B. +. Faust,
SaXtOn Block, room 10.
son of Dennis Ryan, fell between the
cars on the COnnOtton Railway, north of
Canton few miles this morning. One
leg was cut off and he was otherwise
injured, so he died shortly.
The COnnOttOn Valley Railway will
commence running regular trains from
Canton to RichVille, Navarro, Justus and
Beach City on Monday, December 18th,
1882. Trains connect with Tuscarawas
Valley Railway at Justus Station.
Mr.. Norman H. Chance, the Jeweler,
on the Public Square, has full line of
Holiday Goods, consisting in part of
rings and other goods suitable for the
holiday trade. Give him a call.
Various divorce cases have been pass
ed upon by the Common Pleas Court and
DEGREES awarded. The details in all ca
ses are unvarying, and are not repro
duced here. Newspapers are too full of
marital infelicity as it is, and the DEM
oCRAT cares not to repeat the testimony.
The ladies of the first NJ. e. church
will hold a Fair and Bazaar on Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday, the 10th,
goth and 21st of this month.
1t will be held in the new church,
and is expected to be of an un-
usually interesting character. The prep
aratiOns have been in progress for sew
eral weeks. Dinner and supper will be
served the first and second days.
The supply of evergreen trees for
Christmas decoration on the line of the
Valley railway is slim, and trainmen
who run back and forth couple of
times day say that, at this season of
| the year, demands for evergreens are
heavy, in fact the demand exceeds the
supply. Trim your churches with au-
tumn leaves, the effect will be The same,
| but the piney smell will not be so re-
| dOlent.
Myers 81 Smith, AZ South Market street,
have introduced some excellent designs
| of "Aurean" ware, made of wood, COM
prising many intricate designs of cigar
| holders, wall baskets, and other pretty
ornaments, which can be still further
decorated by interlacing parti-cOlored
ribbons in the interstices. They are
| vel SulbaOAO lOA hO1Audy kAllo, 40 buty
cost but little and will give great salts
| faction.
The new bell of the First NJ. E. church
has been placed in position, and al
though not so mellow in tone as the for
mer one, is more sonorous. Bells are
peculiar bodies, and bv constant Vibra-
tions the various particles of metal ar
range themselves in proper position to
propagate the regulation sound. This
bell has been bought at large expense,
and will probably be used as city FIRE
alarm. 1t sounds loud and well.
my Partner" was played in the Opera
House to half filled auditorium. The
actors were not especially gifted, but
labOred under the weight of unpaid
bills, and they gave manager Schaefer
particular snlphurous epithe 8 for bring
ing them here, as they played on shares.
Anybody that knows Mr.. Scha efer knows
that he always looks out for himself.
This trait of character is characteristic