The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-06-22
JUNE JEWELS.
Picked Up and Mounted In Appropriate
Settings.

Beautiful styles in low. shoes for
ladies and gents at Watkins.
The day policemen are handsome JAS.
Sell and the serious John Nichols.
An addition enlarging the Tuscarawas
station of the Valley road is being built.
Immense bargains in boots and shoes
at Watkins, SaxtOn Block, South Market
street.
The Canton Cutlery Works have shut
down for two weeks to take stock and
make annual repairs.
A great variety of slippers and walk
ing shoes at Watkins, SaxtOn Block,
South Market street.
Mr.. Edwin A. Smith left last Friday
for Toledo on a two weeks collecting
tour for Thompson, the printer.
Fine hand sewed boots and shoes for
! ladies and gents wear speciality at
Watkins, South Market street.
John W. Peffer and wife and Mrs. John
NJ. Stevenson left for Iowa City, Iowa,
last Thursday on four weeks visit.
Go to Howard j. Watkins mammoth
shoe House for bargains in boots and
shoes, Saxton Block, South Market street.
Judge A. W. Heldenbrand and wife re-
turned last week from Florida. His
health is greatly improved by the south
ern trip.
Stacy, Adams & Co.'s celebrated shoes
for mems and boys wear at watkins
Mammoth Shoe House, South Market
street.
The case of Felix Ebelhart for viOlat
ing the Smith law was taken to the Pro-
bate Court, and the defendant gave bond
in 800 for his appearance.
Judge Underhill says he represents
citizens who will pay $4,000 towards
buying the little brown church on the
corner of 7th and Poplar streets to make
room for the city buildings.
Work at the Joseph Biechele. Soap
Mandatory is booming. An order for
five car loads of soap for wholesale
grocery house in Detroit has been re-
ceived, to be delivered by July lst.
Quite a variety of new goods have just
arrived at The Fair, 45 East TuscaraWas
street. consisting of chrOmOs, vases,
glass ware, dolls, Sc. Call and secure a
FIRST choice among the pretty things.
Two hundred persons went up to
Cleveland with the German Aid Society
last Saturday. We did not make that
mistake in the time of starting the
train, it was so stated by our informant.
Miss Minnie PierO received letter
last Monday from her brother, Mayor
VIM. j. PierO, that the Misses Balser and
Mock and himself are safely dom1clled
in Hot Springs. and enjoying the best OF
health.
We are indebted to Mr.. John Stimmel,
of Paris, this county, for 46 Strawberries
which filled quart box, of the Charles
Downing and Monarch of the West va
rieties. They were extra large and hne-
ly favored. Thanks.
At the coroner's inquest over the boAy
of Mrs. McNTillen, who was murdered
last Thursday, the ball was found to be
a % calibTe, and fired by some party I'M
known" Drs. Johnson and Phillips as
sisted at the post mOrtem.
All the ieweIry stores will remain
closed to-day, while their owners ant
assistants disport themselves festively
at a picnic of the craft at Myers Lake
They will be assisted by jewelers. O.
neiGhboring towns. The picnic will bt
full ruby jeweled and eighteen carat
fine.
Our readers should not fail to perus
the OratiOn of Judge Geo. W. Raft, whlcl
is printed in this edition of the DEMO
Graf, which was delivered at the Oi'
Pioneers Picnic last Wednesday. 1t
an able speech, and was we'll received
by the large cOncOurse OF the Old settler
who heard 1T.
At a meeting of the COncOrdia he'll
last Sunday the following officers Wer
elected: President, Joseph Biechele
Vice President, Herman Miller; CORE
spending Secretary, Edward Zumsteln
Financial Secretary, George Weldman
Treasurer, Charles Schmidt; Trustees
Henry Klemp, Charles Hahn and L
.Hartung.
The four story brick Touring mill @
CorI &, Rank on Navarro street, caugh
fire Yesterday from a spark on the roo
and was partially consumed. larg
amount of wheat was damaged by watel
The roof and top stories are about gon
mn. bnt the walls remain intact. Los
$1,000. insured for $4,000 in the Rict
land County Mutual of Mansfield.
BENJAMIN SickafOos, of Pike township
met with a serious loss during the tnuI
der-storm last Friday. flock OF snee
belonging to him ran for shelter trOI
the rain under large tree, and Will
huddIed closely under its deceptive pr(
tection, a flash of lightning struck
and running down, killed forty head
one fell stroke. The tree resemble
kindling wood moment afterWard.
Frank Eoss was arrested last week
a charge of committing forgery {
Shamokin, Pa, and lodged In jail. d
was released on writ OF haOeas c0rpu
while papers for his Tearrest Wets wv tt5o OsIn MI
made out. Having the start OF tne Ma
shaI he ran distance OF Sc
erai miles before he was final
caught and returned to his former qua.
ters, to await removal to Pennsylyani
Nothing definite is yet learned as as
who shot Mrs. McMillen, and all clu
and traces are singularly absent. Oftic
Thos. Baughman filed an attiday
against George McMillen, the hgsban
charging him with murdeTi3g EIaggdhE MS vii Wi
before the Mayor, where he plead n
guilty to the charge and was remand
to jail without bail, to await the actl'
of the next grand jury.
Cornell Bros. sold their statiOne station
Canton and Smith, of MassillOn, al
Mr.. John Cornell left for their Cornell
Cleveland store last Monday, to whi
he will devote his entire attentlo
While here John made hosts of frient
and was an upright business man of
tegrity, as is also his father, the eld
Cornell, who was assisting in the bu