The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-03-24
CITY AND COUNTY.
Local Laconics Caught Upon the
Wing.
IaSldsEts and Accidents Of thIs TsfDPsy
eathsred In Condensed Form FOR tha
BENEFIT Of Our Readers.

Aasstllon Novelty Work AEs rsbHIlA.
Alliance Fair grounds cold for es,AR.
Nsssillon raised ee0o for Aood suffer
erB.
All the new and latest shades Of snnA-
meres Just received at Goldberg Bros.'
Red Ball Flour, finest in the market. A
II. &. Browns South Canton Tea House.
The reading rooms have been refitted
ana Wln % open again to the public To-
day and hereafter.
Pure Rio coffee Ht le% cents Dor
pound, equal to any in the market, AZ
+. g. Browns South Canton Tea House.
The First Nation. Bank IL putting in
new safes and new counter, which
with the recent fri agU decorations will
make this one OF thc inest monetary Ia
stitutions in the SITE.
Full line OF wal Dapers and mantel
decorations at siJers q Smith, A
speciality made of trescOinR, fine paper
hanging and ceiliag work. The stock
is complete in eV, ~ respect.
Do not forget Mrs. Langtry In 'ThS
Honeymoon" at toe Euclid Avenue ODera
House, Cleveland, ON Monday evening.
Round trip on The Valley railway, in
GLIDING reserved seat, $3.50,
The Baptist Church Of our city have
q w. u. ~.
Ashley 70 become their pastor, This was
done at the church meeting on Wednes-
day, evening. 1t "a thought Mr.. Ashley
Will accept.
Easter is close at hand, and the beau
tiful custom Of sending appropriate
cards IS stronger than ever. The enter.
prising arm Of Myers s. Smith are fully
up with the times, and have q fine dis
play OF chaste and elegant designs In
all styles and prices.
The sons Of veterans between o and IL
years old are requested to meet In q. A.
X. Hall to-day at o'clock p. R., to make
arrangements for Decoration Day. The
daughters or veterans of same age will
meet In the same hall at o'clock .. m,
for similar purpose.
The Congress Lake property, formerly
owned by Charles 6. Patterson, and q
house and lot on North Poplar street,
formerly occupied by A. B. Proal, will bS
offered 10 5heTifrs sale to-day at Eho
door of the Court House at l O'Clock D.
m. These parties formerly operated the
COnnOtton Valley Railway and the prop
erty is sold In order 10 liquidate their
liabilities.
At a singing school In District No. l.
west or the city, \ 6ght occurred on
Wednesday evening, Mathew shandoI
inn1cting a severe whipping upon his
cousin Harry Dannemiller. The cansS
OF the quarrel was not aseertained.
Such duets are unpleasant features OF
country singing schools sometimes blos-
soming Oub IN free ruEilistie chorus.
The condition Of the city calaboose Is
euch that most people would hesitate 10
put dog in over night. 1t is small,
erRmped and filthy in the extreme.
Cracks IN the floors and sides let in cold
air epoeSh TO eouCieraet all the heat Of
the stove, and the ten TO twenty dirty
trRmpS and buEnS e.ch night make 10
smell worse than . stOck-yard. Cattle
are much better housed than are the sim
ners and unfortunates who hnd q dubI-
ous shelter In that shed.
Hugh O'Eeil. an old timer, was up be.
fore the Mayor on Thursday mcFninR on
his well-wOrn charge Of intoxicAtIon.
He lives in the house at the foot OF
Cherry street, made famous by the muY-
der OF Mrs. George NcNillen last SUM-
mar. Hugh is not afraid OF work and
can walk right by it without iiDehinR,
bub he does like saloon bilge water aud
hence his downfall. He plead eagerly
with The Mayor 70 give hfn RnoShek
trial and he would never offend again,
but that onfc1al was ine4Orabls and
gave him three dAys on bread RAd VatRR.