The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-11-09
NOVEMBER NOVELTIES.
Facts and Fancies interviewer for The
SOmbre Days.

at watkins.
There will be preaching morning and
evening in the U. B. church, as usual.
Rev. C. N. Queen, pastor of the [, B.
church, made us a pleasant call last
Tuesday.
See Goldberg Bros immense line of
cloaks, dOlmans and outside wraps of
all descriptions.
Sam j. Roberts city directory is in the
hands of the binders and will be ready
for delivery December 1st.
Herbruck's, at AZ East Tuscarawas
street, is the best place in the city for
repairing jewelry Of all kinds.
Myers g. Smith, AZ South Market
street, corner of Eighth, have just re-
ceived a full line of the finest DadO
shades in the city.
Mr.. L. DumOnt returned last Sunday
from Detroit and Toledo, where he pur-
chased a car load of apples. He was
also looking for potatoes, which he re-
ports scarce.
West bound freight on the Ft. Wayne
railway has been very heavy Of late.
There are now thirty-twO large engines
in freight service between Pittsburgh
and Crestline.
Go to any hardware store in Canton
and call for Fishers 80 cent corn shelter.
They all keep them as they proved to be
the best article of the kind ever offered
for the price.
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 finest and choicest teas in the
city, at figures below. any other house in
the city can only be found at the Mann
moth Tea House of E. T. Crowl g. Co.,
North Market street.
Gents fine French Calf hand sewed
boots, light, medium and heavy meas
ures taken and fit guaranteed, So, Stand
So. None better in the market II. j.
Watkins sells them.
Mr.. Chas. Werner, of the city paint
store, is building very fine new house
at 254 South Market street, which will
cost about $4,000. A model in miniature
of the dwelling can be seen at the store.
The eighth anniversary of the Con-
cOrdia Society will be held this evening
in their hall In the Wernet Block. A
concert of selected pieces will be the
programme from 8 until 10 o'clock,
which will be followed with social
dance.
A detail of five officers mLde raid on
a gang of tramps making headquarters
near the COnnOttOn rOund-hOuse, Friday
night, and captured the entire party,
eight in number. They were given in
charge of the Street Commissioner and
put to work on the streets.
Under the skillful management of
Veterinary Doc. Stump, of our city, the
young mare that was impaled upon the
iron hitching post in front of the Demo-
GRAFT office is doing we'll and will re-
cover entirely. Few who saw the acci
dent thought the animal could recover.
Cigar Makers Union No. lis at their
last meeting imposed fine of S25 each
en- George +. Dages and George f. Beard
for working in strike shop, which had
been closed by the executive board.
The shop in quest. on is run ry A. s.
Workman in the Trump Block on West
Tuscarawas street.
Mr.. Collins McGregoT, of our CITY, was
'caned" by grandson, William ROsen.
berry, who returned from Kansas last
Thursday. The cane is heavy and gold
headed, costing $25. 1t shows good
sense in the young man on returning
from the far West, whittier he went
with his parents some seven or eight
years ago.
of the Republic, of this city, will receive
Grand Commander Paul VandeVOOrt on
the 15th1 Ample preparations are being
made to make the reception success.
The Opera House has been engaged for
the afternoon ceremonies and the ban
quet will be held in the evening at the
American Hotel.
The first grand ball of the season by
the Canton City Band will be given at
KlOpfenstein's Hall, Tuesday evening,
November 14th. The band will open the
winter series of dances ON the above
date and continue them every week
10 xuinfar TiPkatq IN q for
the first dance, after which the admis-
sion to the weekly dances will be %
cents.
In Common Pleas Court, at Carroll
ton, last week, Judge LauSie sentenced
william Hawk to six months imprisOn-
ment in Jail for assault and battery.
The Offense consisted in striking James
Simmons with billiard cue, breaking
his lower Jaw in three PAGES. A young
tramp from Pittsburgh, aged IA years,
was sent to the Reform Farm until he
became of age.
The ConnOtton Valley Railroad is
building a fine depot at Beach City. In
a few days 1t is expected that regular
trains will be run from here to Canton.
G.. W. Crise, Superintendent of the pile
driving on this road, was in town on
Monday. He reports their work will be
complete this week to Rowville, and by
December 1st the road would be COM
plete to that tOwn.-Beach City Cor.
MassillOn Independent.
On December 5th DR.. Talmage's lee
ture opens the Star Lecture Course, un-
der the auspices of the First Presbyter-
ian church. and the very finest, highest,
most popular talent of the day has been
engaged for this course, which has not
been equalled by any of the years here
tofOre. DanenhOwer of the Jeanette
fame, and TOurgee, whose works every
one is familiar with, will both lecture
in Canton this winter.
Myers So Smith, at AZ South Market
street, at the corner of Eighth, are very
enterprising merchants, and have just
opened a fine lot of albums, in leather
and velVets, birthday and Christmas
cards, in great variety, fine editions of
works by all the standard authors, a
large line of pocket books and choice
jeWeIry, in addition to their already
complete line of fancy goods, which are
suitable for the approaching holiday
trade.