The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-03-30
CREAM OF CURRENT CHAT
SKINNED on and Concentrated for Ou
Legion OF Readers.

SKINNED on and Concentrated for Our
| Legion OF Readers.
Mr.. Felix Hirschheimer, of Cleveland,
is in the city.
| Sunday evening services at the U. B.
church now begin at ~ p. m.
Canal Fulton is now free from small
poX. There were two deaths.
Miss Minnie WinhOld, of MassillOn,
was the guest Of Miss Louisa BauhOf,
last week.
A closing article from "Verus" is
crowded out this week on account Of
other matter.
The Wheeling s. Lake Erie Railroad
Company has bought the Cleveland q
Marietta Railway.
Mr.. Wilbur +. Hartzell returned
home from Salida Colorado, where he Is
engaged in the banking business.
Found, a pair of ladies' lined kid
mittens at the POstOffice. The owner
can obtain them by calling at this
| Office.
Some Of the Council are in favor of
buying Myers Lake to be used as re-
serve water supply, If it does not come
| too high.
James F. Lawler, who, for the past
| eight years has been an emplOye in the
| Carroll Chronicle Office, has assumed a
| proprietary interest in the paper.
w. A. Lynch, Esq, returned from Bos-
ton last Saturday evening, where he had
been for a week or two on business con-
nected with the COnnOttOn railway.
The robbery case of L. COsgrOVe for
stealing $198 from Bent FOgle, was con-
tinued before Justice B. +. Faust until
next Wed lesday with consent of counsel.
One of the horses of ]. B. McCrea's
beautiful white span, valued at $3.50
each, had leg broken Sunday night, by
a kick from another horse, while stand
ing in the stable.
Mayor Cole, of MassillOn, bound E. P.
WaTthOrst over to the Court of Common
Pleas for chasing and shooting at the
boy Hinderer who eXtinguishes the
street lamps.
Sharer Bros, late of Alliance, will
open out a complete furniture store in
the Bast building on North Market street,
next week. They are first class men,
and understand their business.
The editor of the DOylestOwn Journal
is very mad because village council
man entered his office, tore down and
carried off a one cent valentine. He is
thiTsting for that magnates gore, and
says so in column article.
The Grove Hall Union Literary SOci-
ETY. will give closing entertainment
at the LOutZenheiser school house on
Friday evening, March 31st. The per-
fOTmances will consist of dialogues
tableaux, music, etc. Let everybody
come.
S. Bear has constantly on hand q
large stock of straight Whiskies, BOur
bon and Rye, Brandies, Wines, etc. Al
goods strictly pure, and for medica
purposes cannot be eXcelled. Remem
ber after March Both, in the room Occu
pied by the Adams Express Company. (tf
The solemn Pythian burial service al
the grave of Councilman Stevenson
was performed in a very appropriate
manner by Esq. b. +. Faust, Prelate ol
Buckeye Lodge No. IL, of this city, anC
was free from those awkward pauseE
that so often mar similar proceedings.
Men and teamsters are busily engaged
, moving ash piles and rubbish from
yards and residences. This is gOOC
thing. In a talk with the Health off
GER, he says that he is willing to give
ONE notification, but if not needed
will at once proceed legally to the
. abatement of all nuisances this sum
mer.
Call at Lawrence g. Myers, the hard
ware men, on East Tuscarawas street, i
, | you want some elegant forks, tea anC
, table spoons, made of bright steel. They
have all the appearance of silver, will
hold their color, and wear longer thar
silver. They are sold at less than one
third the price of silver goods.
Mr.. w. II. Vincent has taken charge o
the SOurbeck House at Alliance, will
Mr.. MOTb LOuthwOrth behind the desk
, They are both courteous accommodate
} ing gentlemen, who know how to ruI
a hotel and will do 1T. Mr.. Dan Sour
| haaH mhn hao hann in Rharna nf thiI
} house for over thirty years, has returned
r to New Brighton, Pa.
, Don't forget to take in the grand sup
: per and dance on Easter Monday, Apri
10th, given by the Canton ITisL Lane
I League at Monitor Hall. The genuine
Irish bagpipers will be present will
3 some "melOdiOus wind" The cause il
! near to the Irish heart and the supper
will doubtless be we'll patrOnized by tn,
community.
! Goldberg Bros. wish to correct a com
mon impression that because they haVt
| moved into a larger store and pay NOR
! expenses, t"ey cannot sell goods as low
! as formerly. Their method of buying
goods in large quantities gives then
ample margin to sell close and even un
dersell smaller dealers. Their an
nOuncement in this issue will show yOl
! their prices.
The friends and neighbOrs of MI
r Mountain, of Plain township, did tn
i agreeable thing on the 18th inst, tn
a anniversary of his 47th birthday, by Civ
ing him all the benefits of a surpTis
party. The evening was spent in sOcia
converse and instrumental music led b
t Mr.. Joseph LOthamer on the violin. Tn
= supper prepared by the hostess and he
y two charming daughters was a gram
9 affair and duly enjoyed. EVerybod
: went home happy.
Mr.. ]. Lowry DOran of the New YOrl
Z Branch Clothing store, will remove hi
| business into Mishler's large store OIL
South Market street above Eighth, ant
: have an opening on April 4th. Thi
= step was rendered necessary by his con
! ! stantly increasing business. He camt
I l among us a stranger, but by fair deal
7 ing, good stock and no misrepresenta
u u tiOn has built up an enViable AM
profitable trade.
: Several dozen young people, arme'
4 | with the necessary musicians fore
r closed chattel mortgage on the hOus
a of Officer Joe Rigler, the other night
= | and tOOLr hu onrnriaa bia 6QnOhtaT Mnl