The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-03-02
LOCAL LACONICs,
Daily DoIngs Condensed for the Readers OF
the Democrat.

| the Democrat.
Probate Court begins next Monday
Mrs. Elizabeth Betz had her pocket
picked OF $S1 at the Fort Wayne depot
last Saturday.
The proceedings of the Stark County
Teachers Association came too late for
publication.
| The paper mill will shortly put in its
spur track, connecting the works with
the Valley Railway.
Religious services are being held in
the First Methodist church each even
ing during the week.
Yesterday was the beginning of
spring. 1t is time to transplant your
ash heaps and rubbish piles.
The books for subscription to street
railway stock will be open on Saturday,
March 4th, at Kitzmiller's office.
-GOldberg Brothers and Fl. j. Watkins
have placed handsome signs over their
store rooms in the SaxtOn block.
Mary Essler, three year old girl,
fell from chair on South Cherry street
on Monday evening and broke her collar
bone.
The Hearne's Company will play
Heart of Oak" in the Opera House on
the 9th inst. The company is very
highly spoken of in other cities.
La Carlo, the magician and legerde-
main performer will be in the Opera
House on the evenings of March Sd, 4th
and 9th. Gifts given away nightly.
The license of 1925 for the entertain
ment in the Opera House last night was
paid In the afternoon, under protest, by
the advice of Mr.. Parker, the attorney.
The express train, No. 5, going west
on the Ft. Wayne road, ran into a cattle
train at LOudOnville on Sunday morn
ing, killing seventeen sheep and seven
hogs.
The girls are using the fagstOne
pavement in front of the Court House
as a roller skating rink with good effect.
lt Is sign of approaching spring and
warm weather.
slight fire took place on Tuesday
morning at the house of VIM. b. Perkins.
The steamer was called out. One of the
caves was scOrched, but Will. escaped
without damage.
Mrs. LivermOre's lecture on "Super-
huOus Women" at the Baptist Church
last MOnday,was well attended. She held
the audience interested during the
entire evening.
Frank Horst, boy about seventeen
years old, an emplOye in the Malleable
Iron Works, had his left hand caught in
some cOg-wheels and lost three fingers,
yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. John NJ. Stevenson, who has
been i'll for long time, is not much
improved. The death of her son and the
sickness of her husband are not cOndu-
Give to speedy recovery.
If you are troubled with blind or
bleeding piles, go to Kapper's drug
store, No. 81 South Market street, and
get some of his Hamamelis SuppOsitOries.
They are sure cure.
Miners tools are being made in this
city by the Canton Forge & Tool Works,
new company with Mr.. r. G. Eckis as
manager. They operate in the old Hope
Bridge Company's buildings.
Members of ancient Good Templars
are requested to attend meeting in
March Sd, to proceed to elect officers for
the ensuing term of six months.
Edwin Booth, the great actor, plays
in Akron, on his way from Columbus to
Youngstown. Manager Schaefer said he
could have induced him to come here,
but could not stand the high license.
Five new members were taken into
the Presbyterian church last Sunday.
The church is free from debt and speaks
of putting in pipe organ. Fifty COM
municants have been added during the
year.
George Smith, of Akron, was up be-
fore the Mayor on Tuesday for fast driy-
ing and fast drinking. Coming from
fast town, this was to be expected. He
paid $11.OO and hied him back to Sum-
NIT county.
Louis Thorn g. Co.'s bill of fare for
Saturday: Fresh lettuce, fresh radishes,
new onions, fresh spinach, fresh oysters
berries, and plenty of other good things
for capital Sunday dinner.
-WOrkmen are busy day and night,
in order to complete the rooms in the
new SaXtOn block to be occupied by
Goldberg Bros, for their Grand Open
ing on March 10, which will eclipse any
thing ever seen in Canton.
We always take pleasure in doing
our patrons a favor. This week we do
it by calling their attention to chance
where they can earn good wages and
have all expenses paid. Read the "ad."
of r. G. Chase u Co., in another column.
The components of DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup are daily prescribed by the ablest
physicians, whose success is due to the
specific influence of these cOmpOnents.
Dir. Bulls Cough Syrup skilfully pre-
pared for immediate use, is for sale by
all druggists.
Hereafter the COnnOttOn Valley Rail-
way will carry mail between Cleveland
and Twinsburg, StreetsborO, Kent Brim-
field, MOgadOre, Suffield, Mishler's, Con-
gress Lake, Hartville and Middle Branch.
All these points, except Kent, have here
tOfOre been supplied with mail by "star
routes"
Manager Schaefer, in all probability,
will close his house on account of the
revengeful action of the City Council
and Mayor trying to make him pay an
exorbitant license, after suffering de-
feat in court on that subject; their aim
being to gOuge dead-head tickets out of
him or companies playing in his house.
Canton correspondence n. Y. Mirror.
Mr.. ]. Lowry Doran, of the New
York Branch Clothing Hall, will move
to the store now occupied by Mishler g.
Co., on Market street above Eighth on
April 1st, and open out big and select
stock of clothing, hats, caps and gen.
eral gents furnishing supplies. Mr..
DOran is wide-awake and bound to sue
ceed.