The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-11-29
NoyENIBER NOVELTIES.
4 Facts and Fancies interviewer for The
Sombre Days.

The Mayors office Is now at NO. 3
tNOrth Market street.
Gold pens given away at Myers &
Smiths, 81 South Market.
new iron fence is being put around
the Presbyterian church. An improve
ment.
Views of fine scenery given away to
patrons at Myers q Smiths, AZ South
Market.
Only four mail carriers. We should
have eight to accommodate the increas-
syipg business.
Look at the marvellous offers that
Myers & Smith are giving. They mean
1business.
The various city funds still remain
oyerdrawn, but the city clerk still Is
sues "fiat" money Oruers with tranquil
ity.
Walter C. Moore was found guilty OF
burglary in Common Pleas Court yesteT-
day. The offense was committed III Al
Lance.
Mr.. Orrin Mcintyre, former photo
Rrapher, is now with Mr.. II. &. Brown,
and Will be pleased to see his former
0friends.
The Repository local says: -Four
weeks from to-day is Christmas. Inc
writer of that sentence shOuld aIIehu
hlRnl SNuOOl anu obuhJ
E.R Speaker Esq, of Beach Gay, was
the only son, not "the early son." as the
type made us say, last week, in the ODlt-
uary of George Speaker.
The twin oyster, who has lost his
bfOther, is now the champion church
debt litter. A telescope Is required 10
find him in plate of stew.
Thanksgiving on Thursday and may
all be happy, whether they have turkey
or not.
Satisfied with what you've got
Our city subscribers in the letter car
rjer districts cGn have the DEMOCRAT
delivered regularly by the attentive let
ter carriers, by leaving their residence
number at this office.
ID. l.. st. John, coal dealer, recently
moved to this city from MassillOn, made
an assignment to G. +. Laiblin. His
liabilities are $1,000, with nominal
assets to about the same amount.
"ShimsO" Rice played game of SO
in Bears wholesale rooms and lost. be
refused to pay, but was scared into pay
ment by being threatened with new =
paper publication. The Captain deals
Jin watches of a dubious character.
Frank Bair will offer at public sale
his residence seven miles north or Can
ton. at the village of Cairo, on Saturday,
December 9th, horses, cattle and farm
ing implements. Sale to commence al
10 o'clock a. m.
There is great jubilant feeling
among our subscribers because the DEM
OCRAT has started seml-Weekly; A III
tie financial prOyOcatiOn would bring
out daily, if our friends take hold and
give us their support.
Miss Martha A. Webster, daughter OF
the late Prof W. E. Webster, has resign
ed her position as teacher OF music IN
the public schools, her resignation 10
take effect at the close of the present
term, and will devote herself to private
teaching.
The rabbit hunter is abroad in the
land, and so is the rabbit. The latter
animal remains abroad longer than the
former, as he is more nlmble. he has
learned wisdom by experience and IN
stead of running when gun Is pointed
at him remains stationary, as he has
found that it is safer.
The Rep. don't like the DEMOCRAT, nor
the Democratic party, which represents
the people, See the legal attorney
pettifOgger editors remarks that appear
In the Repository. The fact remains
that the Democratic party achieve
heavy victory all over the country al
it is only beginning of the boom.
One of our tall Leh-gthy policemen
met with a painful experience the
other night. He met girl ''in the
usual way" and INDUCED in divers and
sundry OsculatOry advances, and be-
tween each kiss he said "Oh! dots de
stuff" The heads of admiring females
and applauders prOtruded from the
neighbOring windows.
DR.. S. Hattery, of Bolivar, was married
on the 22d inst. to Miss Cora W0odlln!g'
also of TuscaTawas county, by Rev. MT.
Weaver, at the re e-idence Of Amos Wood
ling, Esq. A large number attended the
happy occasion, and a number of val
liable presents and articles of Vertu
were given to the newly-wedded couple.
We extend congratulations.
There are now 131 subscribers to the
telephone exchange, and a dozen or
more still waiting for connections. Mf.
Ira W. Fisher has charge. during the
night. beginning al 300 p. ID, duu stay
ing uulil 7.3O d. IN; and he says ih"I ne
hardly ever gets {" GeG unul d. - iOr
satisfactory rest. Miss Freierck takes
the day turn, and the exchange d, now
handled is very satisfactory 10 all the
subscribers.
First heavy snow. Of the season last
Sunday, but it was not a success, as 1t
soon turned to Slush. The boys and
girls had their cOasting sled5 out all the
same, aud knocked down pedestrians
with the same cheerful regularity as in
former years. Said pedestrians did not
make any remarks, however, when
sled struck them, as they were walking
down a hilly street, for it was not an Oc
casiOn for active conversation, but the
air around was azure tinted with their
expressions all the same.
Myers & Smith. No. AZ SOhth Market
street, are receiving the finest line of
holiday goods ever brought to the city,
consisting in part of jewelTy, albums,
books in fine bindings, and the thousand
and one things usually found in first
class stationary house. Everything will
be sold at rock bottom prices, and as
they do not propose to be OutgeneTaled
IN li5erality they will give to every pur-
chaser of twenty-five cents worth of
goods a fine stereOscOpic view, with
the purchasers privilege of selection,
and for a purchase of S. solid gold
pen, No. 8, will be given, with the
same priYilegeOf choice.
Armstrong Brothers Minstrels appear