The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-07-22
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

Local Happenings Picked Up in and
About the city.
Real estate on the West Side is having
q boom.
Vacant houses are very scarce In this
city at present.
Candidates for this falls election are
coming forward.
The members of the Alliance 0rches-
ira are camping at Cottage Grove.
Three travelling photographers have
been doing work on our streets this
week.
Regin Clark, of Bolivar, has been
granted patent for device for twist
Ing wire.
MIR. Harry Bahney will leave shortly
for pleasure tour of California and
the west.
Miss SaxtOn, of Canton, is visiting
Miss Addie Scott, of this place.-[Waynes,
burg Enterprise.
Mr.. R. L. Bostick Is back from Wichl.
ia. Kansas, to visit his friends and lOOB
after some business.
Miss Daisy SheaFer, of East Ninth
street, has gone to CarrOlltOn to visit
relatives and friends.
Mrs. Saint, of Canton, Is visiting at her
sisters, Mrs. Carnes, Of this place.
[Waynesburg Enterprise.
John MeGregOr, Clerk Of Court at Can.
ton, was In the village on Wednesday,
[Wsynesburg Enterprise.
Mrs. S. B. Brilliant and son, of Ken
dallville, Ind, are visiting relatives In
the neighbOfhOOd of this city.
Mr.. Allen Weaver has gone to Ssgi.
nav and other points In Michigan. He
will combine pleasure and business.
Miss Ethel Henderson, of Canton, is
rusticating few miles southeast Of the
Il Alliance Leader.
Mr.. H. E. Korte, of Canton, assisted
by +. W. Allison, of this place, COM
menced work last Monday on Salem's
new city directOry.-[Salem Era.
The N. Y. Herald states that Messrs.
Frank l.. Baldwin, Esq, and Warren K.
Russell, of MassillOD, are registered at
the Paris, France, bureau of the Herald.
There is one case, at least, In which
practice and preaching go together.
The young doctor practices, and the
minister preaches-the patients funer
al sermon,
F. W. Bond and family, of Canton,
spent several days in town last week,
the guests of Mrs Maggie Hare. Fred
has earned quite reputation as pat
ent lawyer Garfield Dispatch.
By an order of Postmaster General
Villas, in pursuance Of an act of Congress,
on and after the 26th day of July, 1885
money orders Of the denomination of
five dollars and under will be issued for
five cents.
While hunting near Sommers' mill
north of this city yesterday, Mr.. Will
liam F. Schario shot chicken hawk,
which measured about four feet from
tip to tip of wings. Charley Ksrnet
has been exhibiting 1t to-day with his
moving museum of living cUriOsities.
Messrs. Burt Stevenson and L. Hahn,
of East Palestine, are spending week
in the city and at Meyers Lake. Both
are ardent workers in the temperance
cause, and they are making arrange
ments to attend wi h q number of 9th
ers, the Prohibition convention here
July 28th and goth.
Treasurer Dangler, through his depu-
ty, Joseph Reed, is levying upon the
effects of Stark county saloon Keepers,
who have not paid the Dow law tax.
The saloon keepers repleVln their goods
as soon as levied upon and give bond
for their safe keeping, pending the Su.
preme Court decision. The number of
saloon keepers returned by the Stark
county Assessors Is almost four hundred,
of these only sixty-seVen paid up. Two
hundred and fifty of the number belong
to he Protective Association.