The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-01-13
CITY CURRENCY.
Local Events Condensed and Crys-
talliZed.
The Daily Events of Busy Canton Arranged
in Readable Shape for Easy
Literary Digestion.

& Co.
The wicked Cand the good now stand
on slippery places. It you don't believe
it, walk on our streets.
LOOmis & Kent have a lot of ware
slightly damaged, at less than half price.
Large plates SOC per dozen. Call early.
The city correspondent Of the Column
bus Bohemian is an enterpTlSlng re-
porter and took in all the four dances
on Thursday night.
Do not forget that Myers s. Smith, AZ
South Market street, have the finest line
and largest lot of steel engrayings to
be found in the city.
Mr.. Fred. G.. Berger, business mana
ger of the famous Sol Smith Russell, in
the comedy of "EdgewOOd fOlks," made
the Office a pleasant call.
The Atlantic Club had very pleasant
dance in COncOrdia Hall on Thursday
evening. About thirty couples attended.
The dance was kept up until an early
hour.
The third grand annual ball of Hose
Co. No. 3, will be given on Easter Mon
day, March 26th next in Empire Hall.
Tickets 80 cents, and can be procured
from any of the members.
NJ. j. Carney, of Akron, Assistant Su-
perintendent of the Midland Telephone
Company, was in the city on Thursday
on business connected with the present
management Of this exchange.
Mr.. and Mrs. John banner left Thurs
day evening for Canon City, COlOTadO,tO
see their daughter Mary, who Is there
in quest of health, also their son in-law
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs Campbell.
Mr.. A. +. Lee is in the city, and Occu-
pies the large wagon on the Public
Square, where, with steam power ma
chinery, he is prepared to grind and pol
ish cutlery razOrs, scissors, surgical in
struments, &c.
Adam w. Oberlin offers at public sale,
at his residence four miles northeast of
Canton, on the MiddlebTauch rOau, av
Oberlin'5 coal mines, on Thursday, Jan.
18th, horses, cattle and farming imple-
ments. Sale to commence al 10 a. III.
Donations for the relief of the suffer-
ers by the floods in Germany and Aus
tTia, will be received and forwarded,
free Of cost, at the foreign steamship
Tnd banking agency Of Louis MOeser 81
Co., l42 Smithheld st., Pittsburgh, Pa.
Thomas Marshall. fireman on a coal
tTein on the tOuuOttuu valley Railroad,
while stopping dt AI-hleIs station on
Wednesday in order Co take iu water for
the engine, fell from the tender Druls
Ing him considerably about Ine head
"t "o'J'
Mr. George N..hIussyd mas assOcl-
ated himself with MIR. James hant, VINO
runs the flour and reed store at Ninth
and Market streets, ana Jhey VIII con-
duct, in addition thereto, general Ous-
mess IN butter, eggs poultry ana cOun-
try produce.
The beer drivers held dance at klOp-
fenstine's Hall on Thursday night. A
large number attended. Henry Smith,
blacksmith, while gong down stairs,
9llppeu ana IeIl 10 Jhe U"J'ou' cutting
MS mead ana lnJurlhg ms nose: Dr' h:
y. POrtman was LeIephoueu IOF ana
dressed the INJURIES
At the annual meeting of the Miller
Company last Tuesday, the following
Directors were elected for the ensuing
year: c. NJ. Miller, T.. +. Miller, NJ. Il.
Miller and VIM. Feller, of Canton, and
John T. Adams of Cleveland. Ohio. OF
these, c. NJ. Miller was elected Presi-
dent, +. +. Miller, Treasurer and Super
intendent, and VIM. FelleT, Secretary.
NIessrs Warner Bros of the Citv Paint
Store will ramove into rha EayIg RIOck
on or bafnra fhn Ist of March i'm the
nil and tba' i,t+otg frr, ,giII occuDy
| the room which Will be vacated by them.
| The Werner Bros, are d live, enJerprls-
ing firm, and the only paint store in
the county, being the pioneers in the
business. Their trade has steadily
grown from small beginning to its