The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-05-04
TALKEE-rALKEE.
Events OF the Week Epitomized and orys-
taIIized into Shape.

The Nav term of the Common Pleas
Court will open on Monday, May 10Th.
Finest stock of brackets in the city at
"The Fair" 45 East Tuscarawas street.
Mr.. G. w. Hawk, of Akron, was in the
CITY last week, and made the Office a
call.
The County Commissioners held a
regular meeting in the Court House last
Monday.
1t cost $57 to bury Mrs. Showers. There
were two assistants with the Health
OfiHF.
John D. Frank sells a serge-heeled
slipper for 25 cents, sold everywhere for
so cents.
Go to Devices Hat Store for your straw
and other spring styles OF hats. He has
all kinds.
Rev. R. Rock, of the U. B. Church,
will preach on the Pond and Smith bills
next Sunday.
The new Valley time table went into
effect last Monday. Sunday trains now
run regularly.
Mrs. Philip Willis, aged 81 years, died
at the residence of her son, John Willis,
on Saturday morning.
Charles Retzel, of Sparta, was fined
SO and costs yesterday for raising a dis
turbance on the streets.
The Methodist ladies furnished the
dinner for the Medical Association in
Monitor Hall last Tuesday.
The Probate Court was besieged by
saloOnists last Monday, all anxious to
be washed in the new Pond.
Go to "The Fair" on Saturday evening.
Lots of new goods since you were there.
No. 40 East TuScarawas street.
Do not delay cleaning up your prem
ises, for the warm weather is liable to
come almost any day, and so are diseases.
The Waynesburgh Enterprise wants
water works and street lamps for that
busy little burg. They ought to have
them.
John d. Frank sells mems and wO-
mems carpet slippers for 30 and 40 cents,
the same as sold elsewhere for so and 90
cents.
Do not fail to see Ed. A. Lee in ''In-
gomar the Barbarian" next Friday, eve
ming, May 5th. 1t is an excellent
piece.
The ConnOtton Railway has estab-
lished flag station at Barracks cross
ing two and a half miles north of
SherTOdsville.
The Lee-Rix combination will play
"IngOmar the Barbarian" at the Opera
House next Friday evening, May 9TH.
Benefit of Ed. A. Lee.
The wholesale and retail liquor store
of s. Bear, will be removed to the room
now occupied by the Adams Express
Company, March Both. tt
A straw stack belonging to Captain
Williams, on Cleveland avenue, burned
last Sunday. A children's little bonfire
caused the larger blaze.
1--WE hear the football music" of the
Assessor in the land, and it is astOnish-
ing how poor the people grow, as they
proceed to fill the blanks.
'IngOmar the Barbarian" next Fri
day evening, May 5th, at the Opera
House. Tickets as usual. Reserved
seats at Geiger's drug store.
PostmGster Vignos has bought the
house of II. L. Martin on West Tusca-
rawas street for $1,000, and will occupy
it about the first of July.
Nothing has yet been heard Of M. l..
Davy, the clipping lumber dealer, and
skipped from Dell Roy some time since.
Since the Repository takes up the
cause of the cigar makers on the third
floor of this building, we are more con-
Vinced of their lunacy than ever. Birds
of feather flock together"
When Devices advertises new styles he
means Just what he says. His spring
stock of hats, caps and furnishing goods
is unusually heavy this year, and all
fresh from eastern markets.
All the old police force with the ex-
ceptiOn of Joseph Rigler, PierO and
Heldenbrand are retained and Messrs.
Baughman and Dillon are new impOr-
tatiOns to our metropolitan force.
The Valley Railway has at last COM
pleted its crossing over the COnnOttOn
at Ninth street. The Valley road made
a branch out of its side-track and will
put up a freight depot near Eighth
street.
Erwin & Co., are selling off all their
new and various styles of baby carriages
AT COST, in order to make more room for
their increasing furniture business.
They do not intend carrying baby car
riages in stock any longer.
The MassillOn cigar makers gave a
dance last Monday in that city, for the
benefit of the BrOwnsberger family, who
have suffered from smallpox. A check
of $156.25 to Mr.. B. was the result of this
kindly deed.
John Eby g. Son have opened flour
and feed store at A South Market street,
corner of Ninth, and have always on
QdQQ Gl6 D6SG DEh1uS VI ldLully uOuIs
Goods delivered free to any part of the
city. Give them call.
On Friday afternoon while James A..
Duell was blowing in field east of town
large tree fell on him and broke his
left leg. The tree was so heavy that
parties had to dig him out from under
1t. Dr.E.L. Walker attended the injured
man.
We publish to-day road petition ask
ing for a new road in place of the old
one between Navarro and Bolivar. One
of the petitioners facetiOusly remarked
that the old road had "a bridge and a
half on it, the other half being owned
by Tuscarawas county.
s. Bear has constantly on hand a
large stock of straight Whiskies, BOur-
bon and Rye, Brandies, Wines, etc. All
goods strictly pure, and for medical
purposes cannot be excelled. Remem-
Der after March Both, in the room occu-
pied by the Adams Express Company. (tD
The Massillon American in its new
dress ought to feel proud, for the paper
as now attired is an honor to its man
agement. The local and editorial
columns are up with the times and a
credit to both its publishers and the
bright city that supports it.