The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-06-08
JUNE JEWELS.
Picked Up and Mounted In Appropriate
SettinRa.

The picnic season, with bug attach
ment, is in full blast.
Have you seen those folding Work
Tables at The FairP
Mr.. Joseph Dumoulin from Washing.
ton, d. c., is in the city.
Mrs. c. A. Werner has gone west on a
summer visit among friends.
Beautiful styles in low shoes for
ladies and gents at Watkins.
Bird cages Of all kinds and every
. rIpe at The Fair, 45 Tusearawas st.
lSFhe water mains ARE being laid on
Eighth street, between Cherry and Wal
nut. 70 -.
Mr.. Martin ,Wikidal and wife left ON
Monday for Topeka, Kansas, to visit
their son Louis.
Maysville warp. 5-ply, white, % cents;
cOlored, 25 cents at Goldberg Brothers,
PostOffice Block.
The trial of criminal cases in the
Court of Common Pleas will begin next
Monday, June 18th.
great variety of slippers and walk
ing shoes at Watkins, SaxtOn Block,
South Market street.
The German Pioneers will hold their
annual picnic at Meyers Lake next
Thursday, June 18th. "
1u6 OOCl6by dL M6y-
ers' Lake on the Goth of June, and
will have grand time.
MIR. c. Krieg, the South Cherry street
grocer, below Eighth, is handsomely
painting his store and residence.
Tobacco and cigars at wholesale at
Peter j. Schwalm's headquarters for
groceries,, American House Block.
A fine stock of gold pens, and every
one warranted at COrnelIS, northwest
corner of Market and Eighth streets.
There will be half mile race this af-
ternOOn aNnalf past two at Meyers Lake
between double cared skiff and the
team yacht.
Two thousand pairs sample shoes at
Watkins, which will be sold at 80 per
cent. below regular prices. Call early
and secure bargain.
John YOhe fell from a scaffold and
broke his leg while tearing down a barn
on Mr.. Jesse Miller'S farm, five miles
south of this city, last Thursday.
The ex-prisOners of war will hold
reunion at the National Soldiers and
Sailors Home at Dayton, June 14th and
18th.
Louis Purney for firing off blank
cartridges within the city limits on
Monday was fined So and costs by the
Mayor.
W. B. Devices has fine Photographic
view of Arizona natural scenery, sent to
him by a friend. He carries itinext his
heart. @
Best quality of dress ginghams in
over fifty different styles at 10 cents
yard at Goldberg Brothers, next door to
POstOftice. l.|
James A. Robinson, contracting agent,
and IL. W. Lemon, assistant contracting
agent for 4-Paw's circus, were in the
city on Monday. ....-
Mr.. I. j. Orr, who was shot some days
ago, was taken to his home at ScOtts-
dale, Pa, on Monday. His son Harry
accompanied him.
All the cigar manufacturers have
yielded to the demands of their work
men for more pay, and the shops are
again in running order.
William Rimmel, aged II, for a crimi-
nal assault upon seven year-Old girl at
the Valley depot paid $40 and costs to
Judge WOrley on Monday.
Henry ShOenaberg, the cigar manu-
facturer on Young street, received girl
on Tuesday from his loving spouse.
This the ninth pledge of affection.
Services at the Trinity Reformed
Church will be as follows: Preparatory
services on next Saturday evening; COM
AunAOu Sol N1Coo On
1t is time for Major Mckinley to look
after his wire fences in the Massillon
district. The barbs are pointed the
wrong way to insure the safety of his
skin.
Thomas Beaumont, for assault and
battery, was sentenced by Judge Pease,
in the Common Pleas Court, to three
months in jail and pay costs of prosecu-
tiOn.
Mrs. Rosa A. Flynn has filed petition
in Common Pleas Court praying for a
divorce, with alimOny, from her hus-
band, John F. Flynn, on the ground of
extreme cruelty.
The recent rain flooded the cellar of
M. HOuser s. Co., the East Tuscarawas
street butchers, and a pump was run
ming all day on Monday to draw off the
surplus moisture. 81
The concert by the G.. A. Band on the
stand last Saturday was suddenly cut
short by the gas going out. All the
descendants of Moses went home when
the light went out.
Special bargains in wall paper for the
next ten days at COrnelPs, northwest
corner of Eighth and Market streets.
Elegant patterns in satins, white and
brown blanks and borders.
Fresh cabbages, onions, radishes, let
Guce, SGraWOerr1eS, new tomatoes, Gu
cumbers and all kinds of early vegeta-
bles at the headquarters for groceries of
Peter j. Schwalm, American House
Block. ...
On and after to-day, June 9Th, trains |
will run on the COnnOttOn Railway as |
follows: Leave Canton for the north
passenger, 7:50 a. m. and 4:10 D. M; To- |
cal, 1:30 p. m. Leave Canton for the |
south-passenger 40 a. m. and 6:30p. |
m; local, 200 p. m.
Henry VOgelgesang commenced yes
terday bottling Birch Beer" a new and |
delightful summer beverage which will |
commend itself to all soda water and |
pop drinkers. His bOttling works are |
turning out immense quantities of pop |
and ginger ale in addition. daily.
Parties desiring to obtain permission |
to furnish refreshments at the Fair |
Grounds on the occasion of the Old |
Settlers Picnic on the 14th, such as ice |
cream, lemonade, cigars, coffee, sand
sWiches, etc, will apply to Fl. Fl. Myers,
member of the Executive Committee.
Fred Lawrence, the old time circus
advance Director of Publications for
4-PaWs Circus, twisted his long taWny