The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-09-07
SEPTEMBER SNAPS.
The Autumn Golden Fruit OF Local Events
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Ladies' fine Pebble Goat button shoes
only $1.50, worth 1925, at Watkins,
Saxton Block.
Rev. r. Rock will preach his farewell
sermon to his congregation here next
Sabbath evening.
The boards with street names are all
put up, and materially aid strangers in
finding residences.
Don't forget the Canton City Band ex-
curSion to the Cincinnati Exposition
an4ZoO on the 21st. A good time will
b5had.
FOrty-eight marriage licenses were
issued during the month of August.
The divorce cases will be chrOnicled
hereafter.
Slippers, walking shoes. and odd lots
below cost to make room for fall goods
at III. j. Watkins, SaxtOn Block, South
Market street.
Louis Thorn returned from the East
on Monday night with a car load of
peaches of fine quality. They sold
readily at 1925 bushel.
New and elegant styles for gents in
Congress CATERS and button shoes, rang
ing in price from SO to 81 at Howard j.
Watkins, South Market street. CD
The new house of Henry VOgelgesang
at No. SO East Fifth street, is being rap
idly built, and will be ready for Occu-
pancy about the first of October.
George Vincent was taken before
Judge Meyer on Thursday, and the ne
cessary papers procured to secure his
admission to the asylum at Newburg.
Errors in country correspondence are
eheerfully corrected by the Office. Bring
in all the local news you can, all ye
outsiders, and don't be backward in COM
ing forward.
Buyers of boots and shoes will find it
to their advantage to examine the I'M
mense stock of goods and low prices at
II. j. Watkins, SaxtOn Block, South
Market street.
Because parties or organizations give
this Office job printing to do at low
prices they need not expect to get five
dollars worth of local notices for one
dollars worth of printing. 1t don't pay
US.
The heated term is not yet ended but
physicians report comparatively little
sickness as compared with former years,
and In the same connection undertakerS
say that business Is brisk. The DEMO
Graf is unable to decide.
Special price list for this week at H.. j.
Watkins: Mems working shoes 75c to
$1.O0; mems grain slippers, 600 pair, so
cents; boys lawn tents shoes, 60 cents;
youths pegged lace shoes, 80 cents. Sax
ton Block, South Market street.
The heavy storm of Saturday drove
out numerous rats from the neglected
sewer on South Walnut street. During
the driving rain Mr.. W. B. Devices sue
ceeded In landing brick on the head of
one swimming rodent, which killed
him. We mean the rat. .
If the walters at the American House
had been more prompt, the chicken less
inviting and Master Carpenter and
Bridge Builder Bush, of the COnnOttOn,
less insinuating on Sunday last, the
scribe and Bush would not have missed
the 1:30 train for Congress Lake.
When others are suffering, drop
word of kindness and sympathy. If
they are suffering from a Cold, give
them DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup; few do
ses OF this valuable remedy will afford
instant relief, and a twenty-five cent
bottle will cure the worst Cough.
The Washington engine was finally
sold by the Committee on Fire Depart
ment to the Chicago Rubber Works for
800 Sect OF rubber hose, and the hose
will sand, delivered some time this week.
So says "fre king" Bast, the chairman of
said committee. He ought to know.
Roasting ears suffer greatly from
camping parties at this time of year and
farmers prOwl around their cOrnfelds
with shot guns looking for the petty
thieves. The better plan to pursue is
to go to the farmer and pay for corn,
for it is merchandise the same as sugar.
The cheap takers around this office
and the cigar store connected Herewith
demand an immense sight of patience.
With very few exceptions they are un-
mitigated bOres and should be abated.
Chairs in either front or rear are siezed
upon with perfect recklessness by this
ruthless crowd.
Mr.. Robert Black runs the engine
that fills the Congress Lake tank. The
engine Is neat pony and draws its
supply from spring that furnishes the
railroad men say is the best for drink
ing purposes along the whole line of
their route.
The tenth annual meeting of the Sun
day School Convention of Tusearawas
Chassis commenced August 22nd and
closed August Gath, 1882. A choice pro-
gramme was offered which was very
creditably gone through with. Space
forbids extended mention, although it
deserves it.
The fourth annual Fair of the Marl-
DOr0 AGRICULTURAL society Will De nelQ
on october 5th, 9th and 7th. Liberal
premiums are offered in several depart
ments and the prospect is that the fair
will be not only well patronized, but will
give the best display of farm products
ever known in the history Of the society.
Mr.. Sam ]. Roberts and assistants will
canvass the city next week in the inter
ests of a new and complete directory.
Every facility should be afforded the
name gatherers, as owing to the free
delivery system, names and numbers of
houses will greatly help the carriers, as
well as afford strangers an opportunity
of finding out where people live.
A very heavy rain last Saturday did
more work, at less expense, in cleaning
streets than all the street force COM
bined. 1t also filed up the nOisome
Walnut street sewer with sand from the
hill tops. This may be good thing, as
the sand covers up many complicated
smells in that long suffering sewer
street. THa.a
Residents on South Walnut street are
in daily fear of law suit, as the trans
fers of real estate from the northern
part of the city, by means of water land
ing the same in front of their doors Is
k,eing done, after each rain, without the