The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-09
MAssILLos MATTERS.
summary of The Days Doings Ia the Quiet
city Of Western stark.


Summary Of The Days Doings In the Quiet
city Of Western stark
New coon In town.
Very warm, but pleasant,
Raspberies are plenty In the market.
TheS of VS.. drill every Tuesday night,
Mr.. Chas. Snyder left for Chicago yes
terday.
Russell g. Co. are running their shops
ten hours.
Now is the time ;" have your feathers
renovated.
Joe Glessner has returned from q two
months vacation.
F.& ], Won Kennel are closing out
their stock Of jewelry.
Miss Eva Merwin has gone on q Walt
to friends In New London.
Miss Flora Kale and mother are visit
Ing friends at Newton Falls, o.
Fred. Snyder has sold hia handsome
hay horse TO Spuhler q Weller.
Have you seen the elegant band stand
In our parkp Neither have we.
Mrs, Jas. JacOby has been very Ill, but
10 on the road 10 recovery at present.
Miss Name Merwin will spend the hol
idays with friends at Milwaukee, Wis,
Some OF our citizens will 9 mp ut
TurkeyioOt Lake during the heated term
We notice two or three petroleum and
gasoline wagons peddling on our streets,
Misses Cora Glesner and Carrie Krles
left for q vacation at Waynesburg 10
day,
Andy Crone returned yesterday from
Cincinnati, where he has been spending
the Fourth.
Mother Butcher, Of Canton, spent Sun.
day In the city, at the residence OF Mrs.
l, N. Doxie.
Albert and Chas. Helbling, of Akron,
are visiting at the residence OF ed, Pile
on fremont street.
Master Ei. Lee, son Of All. returned
from New Cumberland yesterday, where
he has been on q visit.
James Bayllss arrived home from Co
lumbus on Monday, where he had gone
TO spend the 4Ih with his wife.
Toulle and Cora Glesner, OF Warsaw,
Ind, are viaitiDg NJ the residence OF
Mrs, Joe. GlesneT, on East Main street,
The Ice market Ia picking up very rap
idly this kind OF weather. We think II
would be perfectly safe TO shed our
winter underwear.
Still the same bad streetH, still the
same poor crossings, the fire plug goes
unrepaIred, the engine house is In u
very poor condition-nolhiDg but o
home for yermin. Still there IL no i'm.
proyement. Why Ia II, Ia our city 80
bad In debtp
Mr.. Maxheimer, an old and respected
citizen and an early settler In u
county, died Monday at the residence , I
| hls son In law at 0rrvllle. lie was 81
years old AZ the me OF his death Tn
funeral took place to-day from the U p.
Church, this place.
Chaa Stunfer, a brakeman on the W,
| & l. II. Ry., met with an accident Ut
| ZOar Station yesterday In which no had
an arm broken and otherwise bruised up,
He was brought TO this city aud taken
| TO Dr.. RldenOur, who eet the arm and
done all possible for the sufferer.
Zlck Shoemaker was most agreeably
surprised yesterday, in the way OF new
voter at his house. Zack IL In cover,
aud his face continuously breaks Ia Que
rainbow OF smiles. We hope that the
"heir" may grow up TO b. an honor 10
his parents aud jAwel TO his party. SO
endeth this first chapter.
Adam Volkmor, our popular livery
man, IL making some added Improve
ments and flushing touches TO hls ole
| CANT stables on Factory street. Adam
keeps frat class stock and everything
Ia new. His prices are low aud reason
able, and you will got what you want by
calling on him. He has one OF the finest
stables In the city. ard deserves public
patronage.
Mr.. Philip BlumeDschein, our popular
West Side cigar manufactures, has
moved his factory 10 Dielbenn's Block,
on the second dor. This Ia much bet
ter accommodation than no had before
besides II II better located. The room
Ia large and we'll ventilated, aud almost
new. He will continue 10 manufacture
as heretofore, and waits upon the wishes
OF his patTone ard the public at large,
Hoping that the popular "Weat Side
will continue juat as good on the East
/ aida wa wleh MIA nav factOry auccpgg,