The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-22
TOWN TOPICS.
Brief Items OF Intoroating Local Happsi
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Brief Items OF Interesting Local Happen.
inRa OF tho Day,
The "atreet faklr" will soon reap his
harvest
The policemen have dOnned their
summer hats,
Eggs will advance In price In the
next four days.
The fountain Ia the Court House yard
sends forth lls spray,
Attend the dance given by the Steamer
Co. next Monday night.
The cigarmakers Of this city will call
eight hours days work after May lst,
The Turnverein Germanla will give
an Easter Monday ball on the evening
Of the Goth inst.
Mrs, william PhllIps, Of No. 67 North
Cherry etreet returned TO day from q
visit 10 Washington city.
MIR. Tom Heron has returned TO this
city and can be found at his old post In
IL II. Watkins shoe store.
Miss Lille Ball Of Canton. is the gueal
OF Harry Miller, on Carroll street, for q
few days.-[ Akron Beacon.
The Cigar Makers Union OF this city
has adopted the eight hour working law
II will 40 Into effect Saturday, May lat
Mrs. John Berger. OF North Cherry
street, arrived home to-day from the
east where ahe has been visiting rela-
tiyea.
Mr.. Philip Lpesch, OF Rooislown, aud
Miss Alice Miller, Of Hartyllle, were
married on the 18Th inst, by Rev. j. A.
Keller.
Mlfs Nettie Glines, Of North Plum
street, returned yesterday from Canal
Dover, where ehe has been vleltlng foI
two weeks paot.
Mr.. Al. r, Smith, tho popular young
cigar man, was married TO Mlss Lbblt
NJ. Little yesterday. DAILY DEMOCRAT
extends congratulations.
Mr., Samuel Talbot Ia lying Ill nj hlf
residence. No, III North Cherry street
He accidentally injured his side while
NJ work Tuesday morning.
"The Hurford" Ia now connected Will
the Central Epglne House by private
electric are alarm, witch, In case OF lre
avoids the necessity OF public alarm
Communion services nj the Trinity
Reformed Church Sunday morning K
Preparatory aeryices for Communion on
Friday evening, aud conformation Of q
class Of Cateohumeus.
Mr.. George Grubb, Of Lake, ono OF the
punctual kind, renewed his sub ,crip.
tion 10 tho DEMOCRAT on Monday. Mr.,
Grubb 10 up In sixty. Hle father, Jehu
Grubb represented Stark County In the
Legislature near sixty years ago.
Constable Dick Weber picked up a
lost four year OLD boy In Krwin'e furni'
ture store In the person OF Louis Hahn,
son OF Louis Hahn, the groceryman Of
East Tuecarawae street. Dick escorted
the youngster homo and turned him over
TO his father.
Mr.. AL. Brown. who has been n book
keeper In tho tillce OF the Canton Glass
Works eince Ito fOundatlon, has Poue on
the road for that company In the weet-
ern territory. Mr.. Brown IN thoroughly
acquainted with the bueiness and win
make a llret'claee salesman.
The following marriage licenses have
been Issued, Thomas Shenrman and
Mary Ann Aston. Sandy tp; Sherman l.,
Cochran and Sarah Jones, Lawrence Up;
Alfred Il. Smith aud Libbie NJ. Ii tle,
Canton; George W. Nyo aud Josephine
BchllllDg, Canton; Frank Gulttard AMI
Mary Boufqulp, Louieyllle.
Thomas Blackburn, EsQ, OF Massil.
Ion, called today nj tho DEMOCRAT
Office and renewed his sub cription, Ho
was ono OF the Arst names on the list In
1888 aud has never faltered, Over lltty
years Ng0 he represented Stark County
In the Legislature, lilo has kept the
faith and has reached his four score
mile stone aud over Ia fair condition.
For more than thirty years no has acted
as juatice Of the peace,