The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-06-29
JUNE JEWELS.
picked Up and Mounted in Appropriate
Settings.

Beautiful styles in low shoes for
ladies and gents at Watkins.
Mercury has been ranging in the
nineties during the past week.
Strawberry and ice cream church fes-
tiVals are booming at present.
Immense bargains in boots and shoes
at Watkins, SaXtOn Block, South Market
street.
Best FIVE cent cigar in the city at Allan
Smiths store, at the old Dannemiller
corner.
Providence permitting, Guiteau will
be case of suspended animation to-
morrow.
That peanut stand on the square has
vanished. The authorities would not
tolerate it.
? The glorious Fourth will arrive next
Tuesday. We trust the casualty chapter
will be short.
A great variety of slippers and walk
ing shoes at Watkins, SaXtOn BLOCK,
South Market street.
Allan Smith has fine stock of gents
walking canes always on hand at his
cigar and news stand.
Fine hand sewed boots and shoes for
ladies and gents wear speciality at
Watkins, South Market street.
The city jewelers. will close their
stores at D. IN. on July 4th and keep
them closed until the morning of the
9Th.
Stacy. Adams & Co.'s celebrated shoes
for mems and boys wear at Watkins
Mammoth Shoe House, South Market
street.
The Waynesburgh Enterprise has just
completed its first year and Is well
pleased with itself and its prosperity.
All right.
The Knife shop is being enlarged and
repaired. The masonry work for the
same has been left to Messrs. Dressed 81
Albright.
The employees Of the DiebOld Safe &
Lock Works with their ladies will hold
their annual picnic at Congress Lake on
the 18th inst.
Frank Ney, of Bonanza Mine, Nevada,
is visiting at the home of his mother,
Mrs. John Ney, on farm few miles
ont of Canton.
The seductive watermelon can now get
in its work to great advantage, as the
mercury at boiling point will assist ma
ture very materially.
The money paid into the County Treas
ury by the saloon men, under the re-
quirements Of the now defunct Pond
law, has been refunded.
The house plant seasons trade with
Mr.. Charles A. Biechele has been very
good. He reports having sold over ten
thousand pots since spring.
The Valley Railway will run special
train as far north as Akron on the 4th of
July to accommodate parties who wish
to attend the evening performance OF the
circus.
About thousand people spent Sunday
at Congress Lake. An excursion from
Cleveland brought down large number
of Spiritualists, who held a meeting in
the pavilion.
"Cockey on the dray," in the person of
Charlie Wernet, represents one of the
oldest and most Industrious draymen.
"CharIie" knows how to sling freight in
the most approved style.
Miss Nellie Hack, formerly clerk in
W. B. Perkins 81 Co.'s book store, severed
her connection there on Tuesday and
will 90 to Pittsburgh. RumOr has 1t
that wedding is near event.
Mrs. Richardson, who was pardOned
from the Penitentiary, has been married
20 Jacob Cryer, formerly of MassillOn,
and the couple are now living in Chlca-
90, running a boarding house on Green
street.
Mr.. L. G. Myers, of Congress Lake, will
shortly launch two new clipper built
racing skiffs, of the same build as shells,
to be used for aquatic contests of speed
on the Lake. The attractions OF this
popular resort are multiplying daily.
Messrs. william VOlkman, John Nc
GregOr, W. w. Fielding and Fred Talbot
went to Congress Lake on Monday to
fish, They brought home seven suntish
of such diminutive size that a tele-
scope was necessary to discover them.
At Congress Lake last Sunday, a large
delegation of Cleveland Spiritualists
Dicnfcked on the grounds. In the after
noon an address was delivered to the
faithful, in the pavilion, and ten loaded
coaches took them home again at 4.53
p. IN.
The way those bed-bugs, body para
sites, butterflies and land crabs crawl
all over, through and between the city
calabOOse causes the regular" sinner,
who is locked up, to dread a night in the
cooler much more than fine in the
morning.
Crop reports from Paris township, in
the way Of grain, wheat and potatoes,
are very flattering, the recent rains haV-
ing brought them forward wonderfully
within the past few days. Corn, until
lately, has been rather backward, but
is improving.
The night police have their eye on a
certain doctor, WHO mas MS Ouco Ou Gue
SQUARE, on account of the number of
strange women who call at his office late
at night. If the medical man is not
careful there will be physician in
court some day.
The gilded youth of the day must
smoke good cigars and squirt tobacco
Juice, not to mention other accomplish
ments. Many an inspiring lad imag-
ines he will not be man until he has
attained to these high qualities, little
thinking of the decentralization and its
consequences. .... ...r
A slight fire, arising from a broken
lamp, occurred in Lawrence 81 Myers
paint and oil cellar on East Tuscarawas
etreet, last Saturday night. The depart
ment was called out, but were not need
ed. A clerk belonging to the store was
somewhat burned about the face and
upper part of the body.
Congressional appropriations move
slowly, and the bill providing for our
free mail delivery, to take effect July
1st, has not yet gone, through the legis-
Iative mill. We will not get the free
JoIivarv svatam running on ,July ISt hut