The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-04-14
The Township Elections.

The townshipel elections round about
seem not to have been contested as
earnestly as usual. In Paris town
ship the Democracy carried the day
as usual. In Plain, Lake and Jack
son the Democracy had no opposition
Our friends in old Bethlehem were a
little mixed up on election day, and
choose one Republican Trustee. Our
friends in Nimishillen were divided
amenR themselves, and the result was
two or three OF the township officers
are Republican. The Democracy OF
TuScaraWaS township carried the day
,triumphantly, aud re elected w i
0berlin Justice OF the Peace. P5ry
went Republican as usual. One ward
IN Massillon was carried by the Dem
The election innO snaburg township
resulted in the triumph of the De-
moeracy, except that one Of the Re.
publican trustees, Faml. AXE, was
elected over Nh. Sherer, Dem. The
Democratic trustees elected are VIM,
MelNimm and SaInl. Wenger Jesse
Warner was elected treasurer, Man.
asses Mowl, Clerk; SamI. Snyder, AS.
SCISSOR; 5, Allerton and j. Krumlauf,
CoDstables. The average Democratic
majority is about 80. This is a com
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The Democratic ticket was elected
IN township, as follows: Trus-
.Moug John Carson, N. More
head; Clerk-B. A. Estep. Treasur.
er-John w. Greenwood. Assessors
ID. Walton. Paris precinct-O. Nor
row. Minerva MISUNDERSTANDING
John Shecklesa and John EisenzImmer.
EAGLE BLOCK. This splendid new
Block, four stories high, graces our
public square, and adds much to the
Improvement of the town. The east
front is sc feer, and the north front
about 100. The block was built by d.
TYLER, GEETING & BUCHER and the
FIRST NATIONAL BANK, Of Canton.
The company owns so feet of the east
front, and all of the north, the bank
room being in the corner, at the stone
eagle entrance The architecture is
modern style, built of brick and stone.
The Tyler store room, next TO the
Harter block, Is occupied by /. p.
Miller, the clothing man, and Renner
& Browning'5 shoe store.
The Geeting & Butcher part Is occu'
pied by the proprietors with their
Dry Goods Store. Next north is a
store room of the National Bank, to
be occupied by Barber & Deweese's
Hat Store; and Otto Winterhalter's
Jewelry store. In the corner is the
First National Bank. The room front
ing north In the west end Is to be &C.
cupied soon by Cool Il Co, as a Drug
establishment.
The carpenter work Of the National
bank part was superintendent by Mr..
A. j. KNIT OF our city, = most com
petent builder and worthy citizen.-
The work speaks for itself, and will
compare with that of any of our lar
ger cities. The bank counter is a
most admirable piece of workmanship
and was made by III friend OWEN
STEEN, Of our city. The cashiers
desk is the handlwork of Mr.. a. l..
ROTHACGER, and shows his skill as
a worker in wood, The bookkeeper's
and check desks by Ri. ROBERT
VANHoRN, and are also fine speei-
menS of skillful workmanship.
We have heretofore noticed the
marble floor in the bank room. The
bank vault Is eapaciOus, and contains
the safe and affords space for other
purposes, filing papers and books
The building is heated with steam,
and it is a most successful arrange
ment, The block is most complete in
All It's dEIduBSLiSnlBs ana Is lnueeQ q
model Of modern improvement. The
frescoeing, in the bank room, Ia a
beautiful piece OF art work done by q
Mr.. ZIMMERMAN, OF Cleveland.
Colonel Williams and his two assis-
tants, his son aud young Mr.. Laird,
seem to feel quite at home in their
new quarters. The Directors apart
ment is in the real Of the bank room,
and is provided with all the modern
conveniences. The water for wash
ing and other purposes Is supplied by
aYcistern in the upper part Of the
building. No expense has been spar
ed to make this q model affair.
The upper rooms are not yet fully
completed. Major cKinIey already
occupies the corner rooms, fronting
east and north, on the I'd floor, for mis-
law office. and Gee. +. Baldwin, Esq.
occupies rooms fronting north to the
right OF the first hight Of stairs. These
rooms are also finished in the finest
style.
rhe Y. M. G. Association will soon
emove to their large and splendid
room on the Sd floor. 1t isnow near
ly ready.