The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-04-06
CREAM or CURRENr CHAT
SKINNED OF and Concentrated for
Legion of Readers.

Legion of Readers.
John d. Frank keeps the best makes
on gents fine shoes.
The street-sprinkler is doing welcome
duty on the dusty streets.
Justice B. f. Faust can now be found
in room 6, SaxtOn Block.
DR.. FTaunfelter has removed his office
four doors south of the PostOffice.
Green Peas, Cucumbers and Pie Plant
at Louis Thorn q Cos Mammoth Grocery
House.
Who will get the CyclOpedia offered
by the publishers of the Educational
Review
Extraordinary bargains in boots and
shoes at John ID. Franks, Public Square,
and No. Main street, MassillOn.
Mr.. Briggs, Superintendent of the
Valley Railroad, has been in Canton
several days this week on business.
A full line of the celebrated Reynolds
Bros. fine shoes in all widths and sizes
at John d. Franks, Public Square.
Fred Rolli had finger taken off his
left hand at the Buckeye moulding shop
on Monday, by a flask coming down
on it.
Anew shoe store has opened in Geiger's
building on East Tusearawas street.
The stock is very complete and embraces
all the late novelties.
Ralph, infant son of Harry and Emma
Mause, died yesterday mOruing, aged 1G
months. Mrs. MauSe is a daughter OF
the late j. Nj. Stevenson.
Snowflake" the barber, was trans
formed into an animated tobacco sign
this week. and distributed numerous
sample boxes of hne-cut tobacco in the
city.
Mr.. John Blum, for long years an EN-
plOye in the Repository office, goes tC
Dayton to take charge of the office OF
the Christian World, Rev. E. Herbruck
editor.
George Kingsbury is the genial pro
prietOr of the family grocery No. 50 East
Tuscarawas street. Groceries and pro,
duce are sold right as all who call may
find out.
Councilman elect A. G. Hiner goes t.
Bourbon, Indiana, this week on lega
business, to be absent a few days
Whether he goes to Bourbon for inspira
tiOn Is not known.
The SOcietie Franchise will give {
| dance in KlOpfenstine's Hall on Apri
| 18th. The entertainments of this So
| ciety are always first class and refined
NJ. Kapper, the German druggist OF
Market street, says that since advertis
| ing Hamamelis SuppOsitOries for piles
his orders have been greatly increased
| They are valuable remedy.
Mr.. Martin Fulmer leaves to-day 70
LAGRANGE, Indiana, to engage in busi
ness. We are sorry to lose Mart for h
was good citizen, and our best wishe
go with him in his new home.
'Lives of great men always remind u
that we are all subject to die" says a
exchange, but never cough yOursel
away as long as you can raise 20 cent
for bottle of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Gus Purney, while driving his colt o
Monday evening, turned a corner ia
suddenly, and he was thrown out of hi
wagon and the wheel passed over N
head, cutting it quite severely. He
doing well.
Jas. Staub and family will remove
Canton, the first of next week. M
Staub is in the employ of David Cashin,
contractor and builder, of that cit
and has all the masonry work he can d
Minerva Monitor.
The Water Works Trustees and I'll
Valley Railway are having some trOub
about the railroad water supply. III
price Of rent cannot be adjusted and
the water supply is cut off. The COur
will decide the issue.
L. L. Clark and George Everett play
: the old, old lightning rod trick on farm
VIM. A. Smith, of Plain township, Il
: other day. But Smith entered suit al
frightened the fellows, who returnt
the notes and paid costs.
Norman Chance was put under bon
} to keep the peace, for threatening
7 pulVerize Charles Frazer, the RepOsito
} reporter, and then run him through
separator, all because Frazer wrote hi
r up in an April fool joke article.
! There were ninety-nine arrests by tl
| police in March, as follows: Petty la
, ceny, A.; drunk, 81; assault and batter
l 4; fighting and disturbance, IA; fal
pretense, 1; vagrancy, 2; keeping gamt
ing room. 1; gambling, Z; visiting hou
: of ill-fame, 4.
There will be preaching at the Trini
Reformed Church this evening CThqI
day. Preparatory service on Saturd
evening. Services as usual on Sund
morning and evening. The Lords su
per will be observed in connection wi
the morning service. Rev. j. M. Kend1
: pastor.
Don't forget the Irish Land Leag
, | SuDp6l III MOh1bOl lldl1g uOAV
!. night. A Highland bag-piper in costul
= will be one of the attractions. A pri
of handsome shawl will be given
the best old lady jig dancer. F Fun ahei
!. Tickets fifty cents. For the benefit
= the League.
: H. j. Bacon has taken as partne
Samuel Willis, a trusted emplOye
nearly eight years standing, and JAG
o Kalbheisch, the Vienna baker, who b
J. been with him for nearly five years, a
the firm now stands III. j. Bacon &
L We wish them abundant success,
!, they all understand their business.
James Sugart is a wife-beater ne
q the Safe Works, and getting on the "
y path, with revolver in hand the Ott
. day, his wife fled to the neighbOrs
. protection. The woman appealed to
q q Mayor, who ordered the police to {
. their grabs on him. The woman |
, two little children and is in deadly fl
!. of her tyrant lord.
q Mr.. Fred Mackaman, of Waynesbu
n gave a dinner on the 25th ult. in hOI