The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-03-16
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will be absent one week.
Acting deputy sheriffs, DR.. Lew Slus-
ser and Rev. Avery, took Camille DeMOr-
teau to Newburgh Insane Asylum on
Monday.
Tickets for Bishop Weaver's lecture
for the benefit of the United Brethren
Church, are now on sale at Durbin q
Wright's drug store.
Gust Gaschette had John Zerbe ar
rested for knocking him down last Sat
urday. Butchers must have their little
sports like other people.
Mile Rhea. who delighted Canton
some weeks ago, will play Camille" in
the Opera House on the 23d. She stops
here on her way to England.
Henry Rigler, who operates the saloon
| street, was fined yesterday 81 and costs
for keeping disOrderly house.
There will be a grand opening of
Prof. A. Fischer's Dancing Academy at
ClaTk's Hall for ladies and gentlemen,
Monday evening, March Goth, 1882. For
misses and masters on Saturday after
noon, March 18th, at 2 p. IN.
Messrs. Bechtel and BauhOf have re-
opened the skating rink in the Empire
Block, and will have it open three nights
in the week. The floor is in excellent
condition, and the exercise holds a fav-
Orable place in public estimation.
MIR. and Mrs. j. A. Baehman celebrated
their crystal wedding on Monday even
ing, and were the recipients of many
| choice and elegant articles and crystal
! ornaments. May they live long enough
to celebrate their golden anniversary.
Prof. A. Fischer's school for dancing
and department will open for a season
fWnntU lnQlnnG m AInnHaU
| and for Juveniles on Saturday at p.
IN. All the latest styles in plain and
fancy dancing are taught by the Pro-
fessOr.
Louis Hirschheimer of the old estab-
llshed clothing firm of Hirschheimer
Bros, has gone east and will return
shortly with as large and we'll assorted
stock of ready made clothing and gents
furnishing goods as is to be found in
the market.
George f. ShOrb, born and raised in
this city, died at Albuquerque, n. NJ,
and his remains will be here tomorrow.
The deceased was member of Sanga-
| more Lodge, No. 81, n. Y. of MasOns,
and the fraternity will conduct the
| funeral ceremonies.
Our farmer friends in Pike township
| propose to improve their stock and for
that purpose have sent Findley Lappin,
| Esq, and W. Guest, Esq, east to exam
| inc thoroughbred cattle and make a
| purchase. This is a sensible move and
| should be acted upon in other localities.
At the last regular meeting of Cigar
| Makers Union No. lis, it was resolved,
that we request our Representative,
Mr.. Mckinley to support and vote in fa-
VOr of the bill prohibiting the immigra-
tiOn of Cinnamon to this country, when
| int in In 10
passage"
John l. Lynch made complaint yester-
| day, charging Frank Vance, living in
Lippert's Block, with obtaining money
under false pretenses, by first giving an
order on the COnnOttOn Company, fol
whom he works, for his wages, and then
going and drawing his salary before
the order was presented.
On Monday afternoon Lindley L. Lam
born, son of DR.. L. l.. LambOrn, of ALI
ance, was found dead ON a sofa at his
fathers residence. Young LambOTn haC
been in good health, with the exception
of aslight attack of rheumatism, and il
is thought that disease of the heart was
the cause of his sudden death. He was
about twenty-five years old.
At the adjourned meeting of the COun
Gil last night, voting precincts were es
will be found published in the Mayor
Proclamation. The Street Commissioner
was instructed to lay plank Sidewalk
on the south side of West TuscarawaI
street from Lynch street to the Valley
depot.
Prof. BeltZ's pupils gave a musica
elOcutiOnary reception in Temperance
Hall on Monday evening to large anC
delighted audience. Miss Carrie Kraust
had charge of the singing. This is the
close of the Professors present tern
and he will not resume school until af
ter harvest and will fill engagements
over the county ard elsewhere aC
interim.
Bishop j. Weaver, D. D., of the North
west district, q. B. Church, will lecture
in the Baptist Church on Tuesday even
ing, March 28th, on "ReasOn and Relig
ion" The Bishop has come off victO
riOus in many debates with intidel
champions and is a brilliant lecturer
Tickets so cents. Surplus to go to the
United Brethren Church fund.
W. Bradford Williams, the elOcutiOn
ist, and wife, a soprano singer anC
pianist, accompanied by Prof. VIM. s
| Verne, a New York comedian and comic
vocalist, are in the city making arrange
| ments for a musical and literary enter
tanment and Carnival of Fun. Prof
Williams, when at the Opera House last
year, was very favOrably received.
A man named Burkhart, hailing from
Van Vert, o., came to the city yesterday
| in answer to letter stating that his
wife was lying very sick at the house OF
one Nicholas Aldrich, and he has been
unable to find where such man lives
Any information about the sick woman
can be left at SheTrick & Miller's hard
ware store, where Mr.. Burkhart will
receive it.
Miss Katy Huntington will be the re.
cipient of benefit concert in the Opera
House on Tuesday evening, March 21st
Mr.. VIM. Delhauer, the speciality artist
will appear in an entirely original anC
wonderful act, never before on any
stage. Mrs. H. L.. Kuhns, the talented
soprano, will favor the audience will
some choice vocal selections. The en-
tertainment will be success.
Rev. R. Rock, of the United Brethren
Church, announces a series of services
beginning next Sunday evening on thu
amusement Question" The first ser
mon will be on ''The Theatre" In tax
ing advantage of and discussing lead
ing topics uppermOst in the minds o.
the people this divine closely resembles
in this respect, Rev. Mr.. Locke, of thu
| First Methodist church, who was sta