The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-06-15

OF TWO 1or publication.
Ladies walking shoes 6Oc., zoe, SOC.
9Oc., and $1.0O at Watkins.
Bird cages of all kinds and every
shape at The Fair, 45 TuscaraWas st.
Go to MoOre's Boston Store, 81 Soutf
Market street, for great bargains in cor,
sets.
Immense bargains in boots and shoes
at watkins, SaxtOn Block, South Market
street.
Go to No. 80 East Tuscarawas street
sign of the Star, if you want to secure a
perfect fit in clothing.
Fine hand sewed boots and shoes for
ladies' and gents wear speciality at
watkins, South Market street.
Mrs. c. w. Werner left last week on a
visit to Titin, also Ft Wayne and Iowa,
on visit for the summer season.
Choice brands of teas of all kinds at
Peter j. Schwalm's headquarters for
groceries, American House Block.
Mrs. Christian StrasbuTg, of Fort
Wayne, Ind, is visiting at the residence
of Mr.. f. T. Shredder, at 131 Third St.
For a stylish suit of clothes, in the
latest mode, go to the sign of the Star,
No. 80 East Tuscarawas street, and get
To-day at p. m. the City Band and
citizens generally will take the cars for
Congress Lake, in order to formally open
that popular summer resort for the sea-
son of 1882. Let there be a good attend
ance.
Ex-MayOr John Shimp and family are
enjoying themselves very pleasantly in
the West. A recent postal card states
that they will return from Kansas to
Watseka, Illinois, about this date, and
return to Canton in short time.
The Valley railway company at this
end was short of train men on Tuesday,
after that woman in the chicken coop"
scTape came out, as most of the boys had
taken to the woods. "The wicked flee
when no man pursueth." Selah.
While Dqmont was driving COW to
the shambles on Tuesday, the animal
ran away and tried to Jump over the
iron fence in front of Aultman's house,
but was impaled by two sharp points.
She was released and promptly killed.
Last Monday the Harmonic singing
society elected the following officers
President, Henry Fake; Vice President,
John Brill; Secretary, Peter Bauer; Trea-
surer, Henry Fickinger. The society
will give musical concert, in a few
weeks, in the Harmonic (KlOpfenstine)
Hall.
John Spicer, a paper mill operative,
while going to his work at the mid
night turn" was assaulted by an un-
known party last Friday night, and re-
ceiyed two large gashes ON the head. He
was struck while at the corner of Ma
Varre and Marion streets, and laid in the
mud until morning. While unconscious
his boots were stolen from his feet.
During the month of May there were
26 births and IL deaths. The report is
incomplete as the sex, age and cause of
death in fully half the cases are not
stated. The Health officer states that
hereafter he shall expect the physician
last in charge to report each case, and
If the ordinance is not complied with,
he will enforce it without fear or favor.
The small pOX case in the hospital tent
will be discharged in few days.
The manufacture of perfumes in the
United States is an industry which is
but about 25 years old. Thirty years
ago Partisan, London and other foreign
supplied the entire American de-
mand. To-day home industry has reclaim
ed s5ven-eights of the trade, showing that
the demand for perfumes is steadily
growing in favor of our own popular
makes. You can find a full line of the
best American perfumes, colOgnes, Flor
ida Waters, etc, at SOmers' the druggist.
Emma Frank, daughter of Charles n.
and Margaret Frank, residing at the
corner of Tenth and Cherry streets, died
last Monday, June 18th, aged sixteen
years, four months and two days, and
was buried on Wednesday afternoon in
the City Cemetery from Rev. P. Her.
bruck's church. The funeral was very
largely attended by sOrrOwing friends,
who had known the deceased in life.
About twelve years ago she had fall
which permanently injured her right
limb, since which time she had been a
constant sufferer, until death kindly
came to her relief. Her stricken parents,
who had taken the tenderest care of her,
are almost heart broken, and have the
deepest sympathies of their large circle
of friends.