The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-08-19
CITY CHIPS.
Interesting Items Picked Up In and About
the Town.

Campmeetlng will commence at the
Fair Grounds Friday.
Miss Jessie Hane has returned after a
three weeks visit with Canton friends.
Il Akron Beacon.
Mr. s. Strauch, Of the Peoples Store,
has gone to New York to purchase his
fall stock Of dry goods.
Mrs. F. O. Weary has returned from
Canton, having almost regalned her
usual health.-[AkrOI Beacon.
The COncOrdia Singing Society will
hold picnic at Smiths grove, near the
MassillOn road, on Sunday, August 22d.
The 10th 0. Wv. 1 will hold their re-
union at Newark Wednesday, Septem-
Der 10Th. A few Of the boys of "76" still
reside in this city.
John G. Given, Eq., and j. G. F.
Boyer, Esq, have entered into a law
partnership with their law offices al 40
North Market street.
George H. SDangler, the halter and
furnisher, furnished the new running
suits for the Robinson Hook and Ladder
Company. They are neat.
Charles NJ. Coffman has made spplica-
tion In Common Pleas Court for d.
vorce from his wife, Nora 2 on the
grounds Of gross neglect and wilful ab-
sence.
Mr.. /, ]. Mastan, band master Of the
! Battalion Band, who accompanied the
Eighth Regiment Band to the national
| g. A. R. reunion at San Francisco, re-
Jurued home to-day.
The policemen think they should each
be granted weeks vacation annually,
the same as is accorded mail carriers
and other public servants. Three weeks
annually Is granted mail carriers.
Mrs. Cathafine Hahnemann and
children hereby return their heartfelt
! thanks to the many kind friends who
| rendered their sincere sympathy and
aid during the bereavement undergone
by them ia the death of their husband
and father,
Mr.. James Kearney, the cigar manu-
fsHturer, has been forced by the amount
of his wholesale trade to quit retailing
and hereafter will devote III. entire time
TO the man Qfacture Of fine cigars. The
81 r." Rosebud" and winner" are
| Inrbb VI lis pVpulnA OAouuo'
Messrs. John Floom and Charlie
Brown, cigar makers, who were sent by
the Cigar Makers International Union
from Canton, Ohio, last spring, to work,
have returned to Canton. Mr.. Floom
came by rail and Mr.. Brown by water,
via the Is.hmus of Panama.
Before the Mayor this morning Annie
BsrtOl pleaded guilty to the charge OF
keeping q house Of ill-fame and was
was fined $25 and costs. William Glass
was fined 50 and costs for drunkenness
and dis0rderly conduct, and Henry Mil
Ier 81 and costs for assault and battery
Through an unintentional error In
Mondays DEMOCRAT, the death Of John
Leubermsnn, at the County Il6rmary,
was ascribed to hemoTrhage. The real
cause Of his death was from the shock
received at the time Of the accident
This correction is made in justice to
Drs. POntius and Walker, the physicians
In charge.
The newspaper hoax, says an ex
change, Of the blasp pheming Mercer
county man having been turned to stone
is believed to have originated with
Springfield saloon keeper by the name
of Ge6auser, who says he told it that he
might have a rush Of inteTVlewers, and
hence more patronage. He claims his
anticipRtiOns were fully realized.
The woOIen shirt for summer dress
Is all the rage jnst atpresent among the
young men, and they are manufactured
in such tasteful styles that for ordinary
occasions they are as presentsble ss tht
stiff white. As matter OF fact, thG
woolen shirt Is said by physicians to bt
the most heslthful Of them all especial
| ly In this climate Of sudden changes.
ME Stark County Teachers Associa
tiol, through Its executive committee
has decided to set apart one day Of 1t
annual session to be held here which Il
to be known as Directors Day." the ex
erclses Of which will have special refer
ence to the relation Of the local direc
tors to the district school. Saturday
August 2Sth, Is the day chosen. All di
rectors are cordially invited to be pres
ent and to bring with them such friend
of the public schools as they can induc
TO attend and thus encourage by thei
fssaBEsSS q. ,,s,,,;s.