The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-03-14
CITY AND COUNTY.
Local LacOnics Caught Upon the
Wing.
Incidents and Accidents or this Vicinity
Gathered in Condensed Form for the
Benefit of Our Readers.

Sateens, large variety and desirable
shades, all new, at Goldberg Bros
Miss Anna Beatty, of Erie, Pa, is visit
Ing Mr.. j. G. Jeffreys on Liberty street.
The property owners on South Poplar
street are agitRting lawntnQ, &C., and
expect to begin as soon possible.
Clipped dried beef and smoked meats
Of all kinds at +. G.. Browns South Can
ton Tea House, 1853 s. Market street.
Mr.. VIM. G. Jeffrey, of the freight de-
pot of the Philadelphia 81 Erie Railroad
at Erie, Pa, is visiting his parents at
100 Liberty street.
The Murphy Reform Club will hold a
meeting in their hall In the Eagle block
tonight, for the. purpose of putting out
an independent ticket.
Pure Rio coffee at 121S cents per
pound, equal to any in the market, at
+. G. Browns South Canton Tea House,
1853 South Market street.
The Singverein HaTmOnielgaYe a very
pleasant concert in KlOpfenstine's Hall
on Monday evening, which was well at
tended. 1t was followed by a social
dance.
We acknowledge that Virgins storm
has arrived on time and covered him
with glory ineffable-and the sea with
wrecks, now let US have some fair
weather for change.
The difficulty and pending suit in the
Probate Court between j. W. Gillespie
Of the Alliance Review; and JnO. G..
Garrison Of the Alliance Standard has
been settled amicably. 1t lis better thus.
Arrangements have been made by the
Baptist church, whereby Rev. B. +. Ash
ley will remain another week and Oc-
cupy the pulpit. The divine is an emf
nent scholar and has a wonderful COM
mRnd Of language.
Do not fail to attend the grand spar
ring match in the Opera House tonight
between Spring Heel Dick" and Mr..
Jack King, two renowned heroes of the
ring. Club swinging and other athletic
sports will sgreeably vary the pro-
gTamme.
Everybody wanted 10 call on +. G.
Brown al the South Canton Tea House,
1863 South Market street and get his
way down" prices on sugars and
general grocery supplies. No trouble
to show goods. Orders promptly attend
ed to by telephone.
There are stiil many houses in the
city not numbered, making IL oftimes
difficult 10 6nd the number given in the
Directory. The city authorities should
attend TO it, that the ordinance TeQuir-
AhB hbhoC w bb AAlAhuNA NO bO DAA
forced. II would facilitate business and
assist the letter carriers.
The Midland Telephone Company have
published a revised card, giving the
names and number OF each subscriber.
The Central Exchange desires that all
calls hereafter be made by number and
not by name, as the list Is rapidly in
creasing in size, and it is difficult to re-
member all the names.
The following is the amount of postal
carrier business for the short month OF
February: Mail deliveTed-Mail letters,
"a, 149; mail postal cards, l2,2O9; local
letters, 4, 75l; local postal cards, 1,712;
papers and circulars. 35,579; registered
letters, 1856; total delivered, S8,5S6. Mail
cOllected-Letters, 2l,67S; postal cards.
7,7l3; papers and circulars, los; total
collected, 50,399.
Mr.. W. H. McCammon having resigned
his position as cashier OF the FIT. Wayne
Railway freight office, has taken the
position of bOOk-keeper in the extensive
lumber firm of James Campbell 4 Son,
where he can be found after next Mon
day. He has had number of years eX-
peTience in the lumber trade and his
many friends and old customers will be
pleased to learn of his return to the
business. Mr.. NJ. has hOnOrably filled
the position of Councilman from the
Fourth Ward for the past two years, but
declines denomination.