The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-09-18
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MAssILLoN CORRESPONDENTS

Why cannotthe Cincinnati papers be
received here at five o'clock P. NJ a train
comes in at that hour On the Lake Shore
and Tuscarawas Valley Railway, making
q connection at Uhrichsville with the Pan
Handle, that would readily give US our
dailies at five o'clock P. NJ. Akron gets
their Cincinnati Gazette at about 6 P. M.
by the Cleveland Mt. Vernon & Delaware
Railway. Massillon Jews dealers must
see to it hat Massillon is supplied.
One of the business establishments
in this city for the amount of capital and
number of men employed Is Taylor Clays
Foundry, and what is morelt is q success.
He is making the castings for the large
bridge at Logansport, Ind, to be built by
the MassilloD Iron Bridge Company.
-Buehtel College, Akron we learn, is
succeeding beyond even the hopes of its
most sanguine friends. 1t seems Rooms
and Boord" are in great demand on Mid
dlebury, College and the ~neighbOrlng
streets, and parties able to accommodate
students are desired to Intern the Presi-
dent. 1t was found necessary to purchase
furniture, fitting up several rooms In the
lower stories of the college building, which
it had been hoped to reserve.
We take pleasure IN mentioning the
fact that the Allemania Insurance Com
pany of Cleveland, in which Cyrus Young
ESQUIRE, had an insurance of $1,000 on
his mill which burned a couple of months
since, has paid the loss fully, and in this
connection we might add that the Allie
mama is the only one that has been thus
prompt ont of the three that had risks on
the property of equal amounts.
The cry of fire rang through the
streets right lively on Monday afternoon.
It was at Killinger d Co.'S Foundry, but
was mastered Immediately.
The Fifteenth, Monday, was a charm
ing autumn day, one of the finest
seen for a long time. 1t was SO pleasant
as TO require notice.
The Independent saws an unsuc-
cessful effort was made OF Wednesday
evening, to organize a Lodge Of the Or
der of United Americans IN this city.
They got demoralized by an IIishman get
ting into the crowd.
"oh, the great big %Irishmani"
Printers mistakes are funny things,
for example. Last week We said that DIR.
Steese of this city had returned from Cres-
son where he had been rusticating IN the
hope of being benefited by a visit to that
mountain.region, or words to that effect.
The printer got hold of 1t and said the DIR.
had been to GnsSOn for the purpose of re-
storing his health.
One of the great evils in this city is
the stealing and selling of scrap iron by
boys. There Is an ordinance furnishing
the purchasing Of scrap iron from boys.
The Akron Beacon has q correspon-
lent who tells of killing seven rackoons
from one tree in one evening. Isn't that
story a little coORey? 70
For the week ending on the 18th,
the RhoGes Coal Co, mined On the lands
of Hon. George Harsh, near this city, two
Thousand tons merchantable mineral coal
The Stark Co. Teachers Institute at
Fulton, will commence Oct. 9th. and end
on the 10th. Wefearn that Hon. L. w.
Harvey, State School Commissioner is eK-
pected TO attend.
Went out for Wool and returned
MassillOn Base Ball Club.
badly shorn of their laurels.
The managers of the Stark county
Agricultural Society will please accept
the thanks of the Massillon correspondent
Of the DEMOCRAT, for a complimentary
card to the fair.
For information IN regard to certain
street improvements, read reports OF the
of the city council.
The BARRIERS in this city are having
severe throes. One Oftheir number
has violated the compact and opened his
shop on Sunday. 1
We are glad to notice that the strest
commissioner has commenesd TO put down
the sewer pipes on the south Gde of Main
street, extending from G N. 0bsrlin's cor
ner to the Ohio Canal, and that the gutter
will be raised to q level with the corner
Of Main and Erie streets. Is Is an i'm
provemsnt that has long been needed and
If completed Is it should be will be val
liable and laating.
Mr.. G. AZ. BuTTesE whose severe in
Jury at Russell,s shop, We notieed when
it eeeaFFed1sOmO weeks slnee, Is 50 far
recovered a. 70 Be aba 70 walk about the
NassIlon has been sadly vilited during
The past week e will bs sen b the mo-
tiOs IN smother plaos. The death 81 MIA
Thompson and GabertharP Enk Esq,
has flIsd many hearts With sorrow.
the .pesI Of dsAthsPFsAa his wings in the
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q PERSONALS. -Messrs. FerraA, Demo
crat Psrdne, Republican, and Yant. in
dependent, candidates for the Senate of
Ohio, were i our city during the past
week, we presume to see their friends
Mr.. @. H. Brown, Of Knoxville, is in
he city, visiting friends, and DR.. Metz
and Charles Stesse are absent at the sea-
side.