The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-12-23
NUBS OF NEWS.


Budget of Interesting Items From Our
West End COrrespOL dent.
Mr.. John McCane is visiting his
mother at Toledo.
Big bargains in watches this week ct
G. +. Won KanePs.
Tom Reed and Jesse Penberthy have
returned home to spend the holidays.
Buy some of the pictures sold by f
Kohl; they are suitable Xmas presents.
Maud Granger Friday evening at the
Opera House. Admission 80, so and 75
cents.
Theodore Rlcks returned home from
Gambler to spend the holidays with his
parents.
Mr.. Adam Manger, grocer on North
Erie street, sold his store to Mr.. Fred
Hess Tuesday.
Reed has received two car loads of
EOcene oil which he will retail at 15
cents per gallon.
C.F. Won Kanel keeps the incest line
of holiday goods In the city, In the jew
elry line. Call and see him,
Mr.. William AdsT, formerly of this
city, at present of Aurora, ILL.,, spent
few days with Mr.. Jacob Trnett, on
West fremont street.
The Bazaar at the Christian Chapel
begins to-day and continues for two
days Good meals will be served each
day at 80 and 25 cents,
Keefe s. StrattOn will give dance In
Bsmmerlin's Hail Friday evening, and
at intermissiOn concert will be given
by the attraction of the Winter Garlen
Theatre.
The County Treasurer will be at the
Mayors office Thursday and Friday of
this week with the city and township
books. You can pay your taxes during
The day bat not in the evening.
Richard Taylor, miner residing In
North Lawrence, was instantly killed
Tuesday by the slate falling upon him
In the North Lawrence mine. He was
fOrty-eight years old and leaves wife
and two children.
The mUfflers in the window of William
Humburger's store caught fire from a
gas jet Tuesday evening about 1880
o'clock. The fire was seen by parties
on the sidewalk and was extinguished
DDLOlO hh uhhuoBO W0p uOhOs SAAy WV
muM rs were sO1led.
The Winter Garden Variety Theatre
Of Keefe & StrattOn was opened Tuesday
night and will continue every evening
hereafter. The proprietOrs have spared
neither pains nor money to make 1t
place of excellent amusement. A stage
with the back ground scenery Tepres-
enting grove 10 winter, has been fitted
up at the rear of the room and every
thing Is ready for the attraction whicn
has been engaged by Mr.. Keefe. A
dance will be given Friday evening,
December 24sh In Bsmmerlin's Hall by
Messrs. Keefe & StrattOn; tickets %
cents.
A number of prominent citizens who
are interested In establishing public
library, met Tuesday evening In the
DarldF of the Hotel Conrad. Judge
Pease was elected chairman of the meet
Ing. The committee, consisting of
Messrs. L. G. Cole, A. T. Skinner. Prof.
Jones, R. W. McCaughey and T. Eckert,
which was appointed at the last meet.
ing, submitted its report, which was
accepted and adopted. The substance
of the report was as follows: After
stating the benefits derived from pub
lie library, and giving the Opin.
ions expressed by number Of
citizens who are able and willing
to help along the project. The commit
tee recommended the raising of the sum
OF $25, 900 for the purpose of erecting a
suitable building and providing the H.
brsry with the necessary books, ETC.;
also the appointment Of committee Of
nine to obtain charter, q committee Of
four to see II the council has the right to
allow the erection of suitable building
upon the park, and If not, to get, II pos
sible, the heirs Of the grantee Of the park
to quit claim the right to the property,
and furthermore to appoint committee
of twenty to solicit subscriptions. Fol-
lowing are the names Of the persons
appointed upon the committees:
Charter Committee-Messrs. 8. Hunt.
f. Baldwin, Joe Coleman, j. Warwick,
r. W. McCaughey. Edwin Kachler,
Clement L. Russell, A. 7. Skinner and Q.
M. Russell. Committee upon North
Park-L. G. Cole, e. G. WillisOn, A. T.
Skinner and William Mcmillan. Sub
scriptlon mmittee-GOvernO War
wick, Mrs. G. M. Russell, Mrs. james Fl.
Hunt, James B. Dunn, Mrs. William Jus
tus, s. A Conrad, Miss Lizzie FOlger,
Henry Huber, Mrs. Charles II. Russell,
Mr.. Leighley, Mrs. William Hum6erger,
W. +. Kicks, Miss Louisa Russell, G. B.
Altman, Miss Grayhill. G. L, Albright,
Mrs. Moore, James Il. McClain.