The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-03-28

INC AbAahbAC SAuO uhuC6 LO-nlRuL.
School examinations began last Mon
day morning.
Cold rains ushered in the week and
spring is not yet. -r..
All the new and latest shades of cash.
meres just received at Goldberg Bros
Next Monday is election day. See to
1t that all the voters are out on that day.
Miss Bertha WinOld, of MassiIlOn, is
visiting Miss Louisa BauhOf, on East
Tuscarawas street. -.
All FOOLS day comes on Sunday. Some
peoples almanaes are wound up to tndi
cate that date (fOr them the entire 365
days. .,.... g. ui 4.. ZOO. ..s... a..
The attention of the ladiesi is called to
the new stock of summer silks just re-
ceiVed by Goldberg Bros. All shades in
great variety.
DR.. l.. d. Blanchard is graduate Of
the Ontario Veterinary College. He is
the only veterinary surgeon in Canton
that holds diploma.
The new revised" nickel has a figure
B instead of V and the word Gents
stamped upon the piece, within a scroll.
IL costs two cents to make the new coin.
An Outbuilding belonging to Manuel
Sager, who lives two miles north Of the
city, was burned early on Saturday
morning, destroying his stock OF smoked g
meats and set of carpenter tools. sft on
The social Of the English Lutheran
church society will be held this evening
at o'clock, in the church. Regular
prayer meeting tomorrow evening, fol-
lowed by business meeting. All are
invited to attend. ui nod. o. g. .la
The English Lutheran Church was
handsomely DECORATED with cut flowers,
etc, on Easter Sunday. Instrumental
and vocal music of a high order OF ex-
eellenee was furnished and Rev 'Kuhns
preached to attentive congregations both
morning and evening. Appropriate ser
vices were held in other churches. rl..
The following pupils of East Fifth
Street &c" Primary school, taught by
Miss Mary MesnaT, were neither absent
nor tardy during the last term: John
Buchanan, Walter Grant, Harry Herman,
Harry Oyercasher, Richard Reed, Willie
Schwingel, Willie Slaegel, Frank Iris
sci, Charles Higgins, Lucy Grant, Annie
jain, Clara KIlle, Ode Mohn, Clara
SmVely, Dora Oliver 81 a3IH-IIuL uIiI
Real estate is moving. Last week Mr..
Louis Schaefer sold a lot 50x 140 feet on
North street to Mr.. Louis Hirsh Ieimer
for 81, 200; also lot 50x150 feet to Mr..
John r. Couch, situated on North Mar
ket street, for $1,000. Mr.. Schaefer has
still remaining "a number of desirable
lots in Varisus parts of the city, of all
sizes and prices, which are for disposal
on the best OF terms. .
AT the expiration of his term OF Office
Marshal l.. Rigler intends retiring per-
manently from the police force and will
teSume his former occupation as
mOulder. During his mafshalship, Mr..
Rigler has been faithful and capable
officer prOmpt in the discharge OF his
duties and courteous to all and he re-
tires with a good record. We wish him
success IN whatever he undertakes. hI,5'
LeaVitt's All Star Specially Company II
will appear in the.opeFa HOHsepen Fri
day night.y They are The kings 0flaugh
makers and have prepared captivating
bill Of fare for Canton. The San Fran
cisco Argus says: Crowded houses Is .
the rude at, the Bush Street Theatre. The
All Star Specially Company ia certainly
the stTOng geSt of its kind that has been
seen IN San Francisco for many years.
Every peTfofmer is an artist, and all oG
the acts aTefhighly enjoyable" tas,il
DR.. Barr, the merry druggist, rubbed
his hands, with delight last Saturday,
and upon inquiry as to the cause Of his
happiness, he said: MY business will
begin to look up abOnt Monday, when the
feturns come, in from the hard boiled
egg districts, and medicines will be In
good demand" It's all i'll wind, etc." /"
but it is asking too much of human
being, with proper respect for himself;
TO wrestle with solid hen-fruit and liver
time. ~ '"4'' ''' '-'' 'l'Hli t.'