The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-05-18
rALKEE-TALKEE.
Events of the Week Epitomized and Crys-
tallized Into Shape.

the Valley round house.
A new dress of type would not hurt
the Youngstown Free Press.
Those new Scrap Books have come.
'The Fair" E. Tusearawas st.
Mr.. John Danner is TesOdding his front
ward and placing it in good shape.
The scenic drop curtain at the opera
house again does duty between acts.
The baseball mania has superseded
the roller skating craze. They all do IL.
The City Band will furnish the music
on Decoration day. They can do 1t well.
A few more of those $1.25 CrOquet sets
left at "The Fair" 45 E. Tuscarawas st.
Let us have an old fashioned Fourth
of July Celebration. 1t Is time to talk
up the matter.
300 pair Ladies' Pebble Goat Button
Shoes $1.75, at Watkins, South Market
and Eighth SITS.
Butter is coming down in price, owing
to abundant paSturage. Let meat fol-
low suit and we will be happy.
The shoe store of George B. Wood, of
MassillOn, was closed by the Sheriff, and
the stock will be sold May 9th.
Mr.. Howard Watkins, the Boot and
Shoe dealer, is offering choice variety
of specialties for the spring trade.
s. v. Essick, of Alliance, has patented
a new automatic telegraphic transmit
ter, which simplities telegraphy wonder
fully.
Mr.. VIM. Doran of the New York Cloth
ing Store, went to New York and the
east last Sunday. He will be absent
about week.
Notwithstanding the very rainy even
ing, the United Brethren Social at Rev.
r. Rocks, last Thursday evening, was
quite success.
Boots and shoes are cheaper this spring
than ever before at John ID. Frank Pub
lie Square, Canton, and No. East Main
street, MassillOn..
A cow belonging to Mr.. Wielahdt, in
the second ward, had leg broken near
the depot by COnnOttOn freight train
on Tuesday noon.
The Grand Army Band will give con-
cert in the Opera House Friday evening,
May Goth. The proceeds will go towards
new instruments.
Ed. Goldberg, the clOthier, put in a
new French plate glass front IN MS
store room on Market street last Mon
day. Quite an improvement.
"A horse while running at large near
Schaefer's rink last Tuesday, was badly
lacerated by coming in contact with the
barb wire fence enclosing the railway,
The ''Hanlon" and other choice brands
of five cent cigars can always be found
at ''the little german drug store" of M.
Kapper's, next door to Dumonts grocery.
Post McAllister No. 212, G.. A. R., with
80 charter members, has been established
at CarrOlltOn. The material to recruit
this noble organization is fast passing
away.
The smallpox boom has moved to Ak
ron and four cases are reported. we
trust they will not have the same dlth-
Guilty Canton experienced in locating a
pest house.
The Fort Wayne company gets its
water supply from the city water WORKS WORKS
system, finding it more economical than
to run the pump house. The old tank
is retained.
, An assembly of Knights of Labor was
organized in Canton last Saturday even
ing in Pomona Hall, by j. j. O'Malley
of Salinesville, o., with charter mem
bership Of fifty.
Major Mckinley was in the city dur
ing the past week repairing fences tt
protect his fourth term pasture field
The late work in COlumbiana shows
that he is an able farmer.
Mr., Douglas Ayers, aged %, while pre-
pairing a blast at the MOgadOre coal com
pany's mine at GreentOWn, was badly
burned by a premature explosion. He
was only recently married.
Joseph Balls wife died suddenly o.
heart disease last Sunday evening, al
his grocery store on South Market St.
near the railroad, She was buried las,
Tuesday from the English Catholic
Church.
A large number of Canton people
ayailed themselves of the cheap railroad
facilities last week to attend the Cleve
land May Festival and expressed them
selves highly pleased with the musica
entertainment.
Burglars went through the house o.
John FOrnes last Monday morning anC
secured a gold pin, gold lOcket and 6
dozen dollars. They were scared away
while opening trunk containing 800
in cash and gold watch.
Mr.. Henry Hoover, formerly connec
ted with this Office, left on Monday fOl
New Philadelphia, where he has re
moved with his family. He is agent fol
a patent clothes washing machine anC
will make its sale his future business.
The loafers and well dressed nOnenti
ties that make the post Office lobby head
quarters every evening ought to b(
sprinkled with "insect exterminatOr'
for they are not large enough, mentally
speaking, to come under police supervf
sion.
MT. Daniel Worley has been appointed
County School Examiner by Probate
Judge 8. Meyer, in place of Z. A. Jones
whose term has expired. Mr.. WOrley'i
intimate knowledge of schools, gained
by long experience, eminently fits hin
for the position.
The Italian peanut seller on the square
catches live mice, dips them in oil, anC
after setting it on fire let's them run
The brutal foreigner ought to be re-
vOlVed in his peanut rOaster over a hot
fire. The humane society have plaiI
duty before them.
The painters in the Buckeye Work
made up a handsome purse for sicl
member named VIM. Wineberger, on las
pay day. For true generosity and open
handedness the AuItman workmen, IL
ali the departments, cannot be excelled
It is born in them.
Mr., William Roemhild has gone to Gin
cinnati for a season, and rumOr has 1
that he intends to negotiate for SOM
matrimonial bonds, which will tOucl
''pa-r" at some future day. "Pete" wa
ALWAYS a good fellow, and we deepl.