The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-10-19
OCTOBER oCoAsroNALs.
sere and Yellow Leaves OF Local Events Ar
ranged for Autumn.

Ok roast.
The melancholy days have come.
Overcoats are in great demand during
these melancholy days.
George W. Althouse, Jr., left for New
York on Monday to go into drug store.
The G. A. r. Drum Corps gave dancing
social in Clark's Hall on Tuesday even
ing.
Mr.. G. A. Biechele left for Carroll
county yesterday on weeks hunting
trip.
Reports from Pennsylvania and Cast
ern Ohio state that ehestnuts are very
plenty.
Wheat is rapidly coming in at the
GreentOwn elevator and brings $1.00 a
bushel.
The election is over, resulting in an
immense Democratic victory throughout
the State.
oMr. E. R. Kidd has opened custom
laundry in the basement Of the Ogden
House Block.
Goldberg Bros, Saxton Block. have a
new and elegant line Of fur lined cloaks.
Look at them.
q. B. Sabbath services as usual, both
morning and evening. Sabbath school
changed to 2:30 p. IN.
q, db a. Edob AuSCdA dW 90
street, is the best place In the city for
repairing jewelry OF all kinds.
The cheapest and most reliable gro
Gerry store in the city Is at No. IA North
Market street. Mr.. George Fessler Is
the proprietor: t
Goldberg Bros. have just received a
choice line of silks, which are of the
finest quality. They merit close atten
tiOn and examination.
Goldberg Bros. are showing some of
the best bargains in black silks ever
shown in Stark county, at prices rang
ing from 81 to $1.75 yard. Do not fail
to see the display.
The market and engine houses are
being rapidly built, great part of the
brick work on the former being already
completed. The ground Is being cleared
for the City Hall.
About a hundred went to Akron on
Monday night to attend the Democratic
Jubilee meeting there. The crowd num-
bered thousands and was addressed by
eminent speakers.
John Dagger, of 0snaburg township,
brought some strawberries in the office
last Saturday that he had just picked of
the plants. They were fine specimens
for so late in the year.
The stained glass windows have been
put into the Sunday school room of the
First M. E. Church. The congregation
expect to occupy that portion OF the
church in about month. -rfg
Rumor has it that a four months old
baby was left in front of L. DumOnt's
house last Sunday. Mr.. ID. is man of
strong paternaI instincts and will prob
ably take good care Of the little waif.
The "Singverein Harmonic" lately re-
organized, gave pleasant dance in
Kfopfenstine's Hall on Tuesday evening.
Prof, Turaiski was the leader of the
music, which was rendered very ac-
ceptably.
The circulation of the DEMOCRAT is
rapidly increasing both in city and
county since the recent elections. Ad
vertisers will note this fact and place
their advertisements where they will do
the most good. twsefE
A druggist. in. New Richmond, O., Mr..
E. j. Donham, writes us the fOll0wing:
"I consider DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup one
of the very best things made. I use it
altogether in my own family and can
therefore recommend 1t. -- KS =, e
The Grand Jury was charged on Mon
d y afternoon by Judge Pease and have
entered upon their duties. In the abb
sence Of Squire Speaker, of Sugarcreek
township, one Of the jurors, Mr.. /. Nor
row, Of Plain township, was seated in
his place.
Important to millers. Read the ad-
vertisement headed "FOr Sale or Rent,
a good bargain for some miller" AOne-
half Interest in a -four mill located on
the = Ohio Canal in LOckport For
further particulars apply to John Hardy,
NewcomerstOwn, o.
The new city directory now being
compiled by Mr.. Sam j. Roberts will be
ready for delivery about December 1st
and will prove very efficient aid for
citizens as well as strangers In finding
where people live, as all the streets and
house numbers will appear in the work.
Excursions to ZOar are all the rage
with our MassillOn neighbOrs. Over 600
went down last Sunday and 20 from Ma
varre, who were joined soon after by a
crowd from Bolivar, who went down in a
''ship of the line," taking with them
vneir local brass band. An enjoyable
day was spent.
It was weary, weary work to sit on
the Office stool last week and answer
questions in regard to the results of the
election, and ofttimes the crowd was so
great behind the desk that the stool
Itself could not be reached. Writing
was out of the question. Putting up
bulletin did no good, for the visitors
WUulu doh w hANO ~ CdRAoAAOus
In excayating for new abutments for
a double track on the Fort Wayne road,
at the bridge near the paper mill, at the
West creek, the wOrkmen struck large
spring which discharged big stream Of
ice cold water. A singular fact con-
nected with this is that surrounding
wells up as far as Market street i'm
mediateIy ran dry. The water is still
flowing.
Ladies' Grain button Shoes 81, $1.25
and $1.60; Misses fine Pebble Goat but
ton from $1.40 to 1925; Ladies' fine Peb-
BILE Goat button a $1.60, $1.75, So and
$2.G5; Ladies' and Misses Grain pegged
lace Shoes 75 cents to 81; Children's
Goat and Grain button and lace Shoes
60 cents to S1.25; Infants lace and but
ton from 80 cents to 81. The above ex-
traOrdinary bargains are to be found
only at Howard J. Watkins Mammoth
Shoe House in Saxton Block.
Attention is called to the mortality re-
port Of our city for the year ending
September 30th. published In another
column. 1t will be observed that the
health of Canton exceeds that Of any
othar Pitv Of like aiZa in the c0unfrv On