The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-07-20

Sunday was lively day at the Lake,
over three thousand persons took in the
sights.
Bent FOgle is auctioning the stock of
clothing of the New York clothing store
on Market street.
Mr.. George Doll, who has bean visiting
friends in Cleveland for the past week,
returned home yesterday.
Fine hand sewed boots and shoes for
ladies and gents wear specially at
Watkins, South Market street.
Mr.. AL. Baxter left last Saturday for
Altoona, Pa, and a mountain tour, which
will engage his attention for the next
six weeks.
Stacy, Adams s. Co.'s celebrated shoes
for mems and boys wear at Watkins
Mammoth Shoe House, South Market
street.
John F. Blake, of this city, has for sale
complete threshing outfit, including
steam engine, clover huller, sc. Will be
sold very cheap.
A grocery clerk of A. d. Coldren's was
severely burned on Saturday by going
in cellar with lighted lamp and ig-
hitting gasoline VapOr.
Mrs. Gilluley and Mrs. Skinner had a
row last Thursday. The former was put
under 5000 bonds by Mayor WOrley, and
the hearing is set for to-day.
A reliable fire alarm in Canton Is one
Of the things that should be put in at
once. The city is growing too large to
submit to village regulations.
Poles for the telephone line to Cleve-
land are all in position and connection
with the Cleveland Exchange is prOba-
BILE about the end Of the month.
of the COnnOttOn, is buSily engaged in
signing the numerous excursion tickets
that are in great demand nowadays.
Entire stock of Slippers and Walking
Shoes must be sold, regardless of cost,
to make room for fall goods, at Watkins
Shoe House, SaxtOn Block, S. Market st.
The clothing store of Fred Steinburg,
in the Empire Block, was closed by the
Sheriff on Monday. Steinburg's brother
had judgment against him for $1,000.
The case of Frederick Link, who was
charged with raping Mrs. Elizabeth
SchriVer, was dismissed on Monday by
the nOn-appearance of the complainant.
We are to get new iron bridge across
the West Creek, on Tuscarawas street,
as soon as the County Commissioners
and the City Engineer establish grade.
The funeral of Henry Balser was at
tended by the Turner Society and the
COncOrdia. Rev. P. Herbruck delivered
the address and conducted the cere-
monies.
The hot weather brings out the bugs
and reaches in the city cooler. An Oc-
casiOnal red ant also puts in an appear
ance and hands in his business card to
the enforced visitor.
The shops of the Cleveland, Akron s.
Columbus Railroad are to be removed
from Akron to Mt. Vernon. A force of
men are now at work preparing the Mt.
Vernon buildings for occupancy.
Mr.. William B. Devices has gone to
Minneapolis, Minnesota, to look up a
business location. He has done so sew
eral times before in the last five years
and always came back to Canton.
Mr.. Chas. Upham left Wednesday after
noon for Washington and other eastern
points. He will be gone about month,
and among other places will take in his
old home in Montpelier, Vermont.
Remember the Good Templar excursion
to Congress Lake next Saturday. Tickets
for sale at the Reading Room until Fri
day evening at 8 O'Clock. Round
trip 40 cents. Don't fail to go and enjoy
a day at the Lake.
cutters on Walnut street, from Fifth
street to the Fort Wayne railroad, are
now advertised, and it is barely possible
that we may get some decent sewerage
system on that street this season.
Mr.. Martin Fulmer, who has been en-
jOying a two weeks visit among his Can
ton friends, returns to Lagrange, Ind.
this week. Mart is such a modest mar
that we will only say that his many
acquaintances regret his departure.
The new Court House at New Phila.
delphia is to be 95 by 112 feet, three
stories high, with rOtunda and dome
and entrances on the south and west
fronts. Contractors can bid on the
same up to the 1st day of August next
The Max Elben corner cannot exist
apparently, unless a saloon is one of the
appurtenances. An Italian is now run
ming beer and lunch counter in thai
classic place, and the sound of the harI
and violin greets the ear at all times Of
the day and evening.
On hot day nothing is more soothing
when sitting in barber shop, than tC
have the hirsute manipulation, after he
gets you properly lathered, remark
"DOes this razor hurt yOu?" when ht
knows that he has feather edge on it.
LII. mdIIln D6CuLol1 GllO NObCl maj oul
geOn, who was robbed at the East Greek
bridge and thrown out of his buggy into
the water, has since been suffering from
delirium, but is now improving. There
is no clue to the robbers. The gold
watch that was taken is worth about fif
ty dollars.
j. Phelan's celebrated hand turned
kid button boots for ladies, only $3.50
former price $500. 1 have contracted
for large quantity of those fine turn
shoes, which can sell at lower prices
than other dealers can buy them. Call
and see them at Howard j. Watkins
SaXtOn Block, Canton, o.
The shelves in the up stairs tramp
room in the calabOOse are carved with
mOnOgrams of the various buns that
come along. Among other notices is
noticed, I'm from Allentown" "Change
cars from Lehigh Valley" At this time
of year, when the harvest is ready and
waiting for labOrers, there is very little
use of tramps lying idle in the city
lookup, just because they are lazy.
j. A. Bachman, of the old Schwalm
stand, has just received a large ship
ment of genuine Export Lager Beer
from the celebrated Moerlein Brewery
Cincinnati. This Lager Beer is manu-
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