The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-04-28
SEMI-W EEKlLY.s, T..
SPRING SPRIGS.
Local Leaflets Caught Upon the
Wing. lo a.us sfi yd
Incidents and Accidents Of thlS Hl0laitR
Gathered In Condensed fern for ths
Benefit Of Our Readers. % aur
Broom corn seed for sale Ats7 Dunbar

[ Broom corn seed for sale at 67 Dunbar
street. Louis Hoffman. ,-.-.- a.,
1t Is wonderful how much painting
and other improving isRoing on In Can
ton this spring. .f7'T' q
MIR. w. II. Wilhelm, OF Pittsburgh,
was in the city on q brief visit On
Thursday. He represents che RaglO
clothes wTinger. ..l..aY rUL rsTIl''0.,
! Jumbo will be here August 18th ana
numerous country and city sidewalk
ornaments greedily deVouF the hand
bills which adOrn the numerous boards.
The Alliance Review says that Geof 20
W. hlngsbury will shortly run an Snls
CINE on the narrOw-guage ConnottOn.
and don't know how be Will do it with
out corset, being so fat. go -,
Mr.. c. l.. Elliot, OF Wayne county, 70
reading medicine with L. d. BIanehGSd,
the veterinary surgeon on North Poplar
street. The young student will BE-, ne
doubt, an apt scholar to the doctor. - 81
A wonderful new kind OF liver pad
agent has been on the Square for fho
past few nights. The fake padB his
pockets and his audience pay. their
dimes, with ltVers remaining In the
same condition. .........- b.. ssTI
|. Whltewashing, house scEuhbInR. 4!
painting and garden digging are COM
mon performances nowadays, and ola
SOL looks out about once week In order
TO encourage the tOiIers, who imagine
that spring has come. .... ..ai.1I.,I,.
Five million five cent coins of the nov
pattern having been distributed among
The public, the first tnstallment Of tho
revised emission, with the omitted NoFtl
cents" now superseribed upon them.
have made theic appearance. b .t.-E
Tuepara and -.
looking finely since their spring clean
ing, and the cobble-stones, as they CLEAN
white at the sun, sitter their winters
burial, nod familiarly to each other ana
say, Blessed De the street Commissioners
for this noble work." ........... ..-..
The Scott liquor law still eontinuaA
10 be subject Of Interest with saloon
Keepers and some feel lost 70 p1y ana
500 required, as there is no pFOIGetion5
guaranteed. 1t Is. probable that there
Will be considerable CONTROVERSY b.
tore the amount Is paid. u Al''
Thirty-ive acres Of No. 1 farminG
land, lying directly west Of Meyers
Lake. l5 free from stones and BtuFnpal ,
Will be sold on easy terms and immNdi.
ate possession given. For pAKticnlARO
address 2. o. box 7S or cali on Z. ]. Mey.i
or, residence III miles northwest q Al
Canton, on Fulton road. Hl.a.. Oh .AJIyu1
A number of curious persons visited
the corpse OF the man Parks, WhoIWNa
lying IN McCrea's undertaking roazAS
on Friday, after being removed hon VhS
Fort Wayne railway accident He vac
badly cut up by the wheels Of the eARs,
but the remains were nicely cared fOS
by the undertaken, who had hard tSak.
under the circumstances. u tt "ailLfl5a51
There was report on the street Sn q
Wednesday eEening that merohanAn
policeman Maline, had dropped deaA
suddenly. A delegation Of his friends
went to the house and knocked, when
the corpse" arose and asked them WhaS q
they wanted. Such ghOstly VisItSna
prevented any reply to the query. John
still lives, but his friends give him son.
siderable taffy. .'.. A"1 OH 10 9lJlss
The COnnOtton shops will nos be re- u
moved to CoshOctOn, at present, As some
local papers imply, although the, Cen
notion railway folks need more room
here than they have at present kpfuh-
able lengthy period will eIaps5i befOfO
the shops will remove to COehockon,s and
IN the meantime they will ramAfn AA
Canton until the railroad thinks they
can do better by going elseW here, Ahcio