The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-01-20
LOCAL NEWS.

LOCAL NEWS.
Ice Ice! Ice!ll
On the sidewalks.
In the street and everywhere.
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Mrs. Langtry note paper, cream laid,
at Myers u Smiths.
The Atlantic Club dance next Thurs
day night in the COncOrdia Hall.
He who can commune with his own |
thoughts and be benefited, is happy.
Ragged Edge" note paper, the latest |
out, at Myers & Smiths, AZ s. Market st. |
Mr.. Adam KnOblOeh will store 1890 |
tons of ice this winter, which he cuts off |
his private pond.
A full and elegant display Of ladies' |
and gents jewelry at Myers & Smiths, |
No. A South Market street.
Mr.. A. c. Kenneberg, who has been
visiting in Canton, left on the 10Th for
two weeks trip to Cullman, Alabama.
Choice celery always on hand, as we'll
as great and complete variety of can
ned fruit, at NJ. Disler q Cos Fruit
House.
DR.. L. D. Blanchard, veterinary sur
al
streets. 1t is connected with the tele
phone exchange.
The clerks employed in the stores in
our city, which are now closed at D.
m, feel good over il and return thanks
to their employers.
Do not forget that Myers 81 Smith, AZ
South Market street, have the finest line
and largest lot of steel engravings to
be found in this city.
Marriage licenses have been granted
as follows: Peter Nelbach and Mary
Grudzruska, Navarro; Levi Kamp and
Sarah K. Neubauer, Cairo.
We notice on the marriage license
book several entries that say do not
publish for twenty days" Perhaps the
parties are afraid of nOtOriety. Why
not go to EnOn Valley.
Mr.. W. NJ. Roger will offer at public |
sale, on Thursday, February Sth, at IL |
o'clock noon, at his residence two miles |
north of Cairo and three miles south of
Hartyille, one draft horse, cows, shOats
aud farming implements generally.
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Messrs. George and William YOst re-
ceiyed few days ago present of fine
young deer from Mr.. Charles W. Babst, |
of Joplin, Missouri. Charlie is former
MassillOn boy, and now prominent
business man of that city.-MassillOn |
American.
The present icy condition of the side
walks cOmpels ladies and gentlemen to |
take the middle of the street, and even
there they fare but little better, as the |
fine, misty rain, cOmmingled with pei
lets of hail, make foot passage a grave
uncertainty. Where is that warm wayeP
The Twilight Club gave very pleas
ant evening party in COncOrdia Hall on |
Thursday night. About twenty-seVen |
couples attended; even "Ix" was present, |
in two volumes, bound in calf, with |
brass clasps and a gold inscription on
the back. We say no more, or death is
our portion.
Mr.. j. B. Michener took charge of the
Grammar school in the Plum street I
building, Monday, becoming principal. |
Some fifty years ago Barrick Michener,
a grand-uncle, was for some years dis
tlngulshed teacher iR Canton. He
studied medicine and became physi-
clan, practicing in MassillOn, and many
years ago removed to Illinois and en-
gagged in farming.
If ten out Of eleven policemen, the
city marshal and Mayor 90 to a dance at
MassillOn, leaving the city in the hands
of four green men, who were not visible,
on account of the icy condition of the
sidewalks, where would hotel be, or a
private building, in case of fireP But
then they have their little enjOyments
when they come home, right in front
of the Mayors house.
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If hotels do not put bolts on their
doors, burglars will bolt into the guests
rooms, bolt away with their currency,
and the guests will bolt after them and
forget to come back, all of WhichIbrings
us back, by natural and easy transition
to advising the American House to put
bolts on the inside of each door, protect
ed by iron plates, so that the festive
burglar will have to make noise enough
to wake the average sleeper.
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Owing to fractured rib, which proved
more sore each day, Mr.. John Ehmann
did not celebrate his fifty-second birth
day as was announced, but he desires
the DEMOCRAT to state that just as soon
as he feels well enough, he will give an
evening reception, that will make par