The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-06-11

economy IN the Co~uSoMP
least So per cent, higher thant the ordinary
throttIinT engine in its very best form,
and costs about 20 per cent. more than
the Throttling engine for 3 given power.
The Automatic engine only needs to be
well understood to give 1t q decided pre-
fersnce in all locations where fuel Ii an
object.
THos. SHARP & co.
Are also largely engaged in the manu-
facture of Steam Engines, Saw Mlls ana
other machinery. Their work Is very Wen
known all over this country, and Tor EN-,
cheney in force, elegance OF design ana
neatness Of construction, are surpassed Oy
no other similar establishment IN the Uni
ted States. All their engines, from one
horse power to five hundred or q thousand
are eoually constructed 1t is this care
in the builders, which has always made
the Salem engines so popular wherever
introduced.
B.. h. GARRIGUEs & SON.
Propri etors of the Eagle Foundry and
Machine shop are manufactures OF steam
engines and mill machinery. They are
now getting up a neat, cheap and desira-
BILE engine of small power, which they
propose selling at prices that will justify
any one needing such machinery. to Pur-
chase. Taking all these manufacturing
interests in Salem, of the class just men
toned, and but few towns of Its size IN
Ohio can boast Of more or better works, II
any. Personally we know of none eqEal
to it, in this branch of business.
THE GALVANIZED oRNIc WORKS.
Messrs. Kittridge, Clark & Co., proprie-
tors, where all kinds of Sheet metal Arehi-
tectural Work, embracing all descriptions
of house trimming are manufactured, Is
comparatively a new enterprise. Every
year they Kre extending their works
by the addition of new buildings and
/ adding increased numbers Of skilled
mechanics to their regular force. This
is the only establishment Of the kind
in the country which manufactures so
largely for the trade. They have q branch
house in Toledo, and their galvanized
Cornioe, Moulding and building Orna-
ments are finding ready sale all over the
United States. In a few years this Salem
mandatory will rank among the leading
enterprises of the country, both IN the ex-
tent, and the excellent quality Of their pro-
ducts. gheet-iron trimming are fast tax
ing place OF the heavy wooden work, IN
the architectural designs of modern buI-
ders, and as it is neater cheaper, and more
secure against fire, will soon, doubtless be
the only material in use.
SILVER & DEMIHa,
Manufacturers of Patent Labor-saving
Machinery, are among the Oldest business
men, Their trade extends from the At
lantic to the Pacific, and in every State
and territory of the Union, they send fur
nished work among which articles We may
mention SilVers Patent Meat Choppers,
both hand and power; Meat Stuffer and
Endless Chair Horse Power, Silver's Pat
ent Taper H~ub-boxing Machine, and Dole
& Demings Patent hand and Power Spoke
Tenoning Machine; Dole's Patent Hub
boxing Machine, as improved by the ap-
plication of Silver's Patent Adjustable
feed nut, Dole & Deming's Boring Ma
chine, Silver's New Blacksmith's Drill
Fire Upsetting anvils; Water Tuyer Irons,
Press and Emery Saw Gummers, q va
rieus other machinery. The Endless
Cain Horse Power manufactured by this
company is regarded as very superior In
its workmanship, and the ease with which
it runs, and the great amount Of work 1t
will perform with a single horse on the
wheel. 1t has taken the first premium at
our State Fairs, as the comPlStest and
best Power made in Ohio. Their various
and numerous other manufactured arti-
cles have like merit.
EDWARDS 1 oRlAE
Also manufacture a fine line, consisting o.
large Meat Choppers, Meat Suffers, and
Lard Presses for Butchers, small Choppers
and Presses for farmers &c. They also
make q very Superior Upright Self-Feed-
ing Drill, designed for the use of all class.
es of metal workers, and upright Black
smiths Drill; Hollow Anger for cutting
lemons on Spokes; Horseshoe Cslk Shar.
pener, for sharpening shoes while on the
horses feet, &c. These inventions are tbs
result of a long and practical experience
on the part of the members Of the firm
and if the Asttering testimonials received
by them are and indication the merits o.
their toola, their business must soon ex
tend to every nook and corner of the coun'
try.
PIE IT MANUFACTURING co.
Amos Rank and associates still continue
the business Of making &tna Mowers anC
Reapers and repair for the same, undel
the same style as heretofore, "Etns Man
ufacturing Co" and this will be weloomC
news to the many friends of the Etni
machine, VINO have heard the misrepresen'
tation of failures made by those interested
in rival machines, that the Atna woulC
not be built, or that repairs could b,
had.
Mr.. Rank has opened an entire new
business, also, the manufacture of GravI
Guards, which furnish q simple and ehec
tive means of insuring the PermAnen
symmetry of graves or burial mounds, b.
guarding them from the crumbling dow
of their sides or edges, either from the et
,, fects of rain, frosts, or from trampling, o
the like, and also provide s means of re
tanning the usual head and foot stone
more securely and permanently in posi-
ton than when set In the ground in tn
usual manner They are made Of meta
cast in suitable moulds, and are furnishe
in various styles, and of different eizes
" The prospects are that this branch of in
dustry will grow largely in manufaC
! turing point of view, and will be anothe
4 entirely new business, added to the list
: several others originated by Salem inveu
> tors and mechanics.
THE EXCELSIOR FERTILIZER co.
s Just originated by L. B. Silver an
Lewis Schilllng, are extending their WorE
formerly owned by Mr., Schilingl an
: preparing to put in powerful machlner!
Tor the purpose of crushing bones. Tt
d pure ground raw bone with an improve
d patent phosphate, sent out by this con
70 pany, is so excellent in its qualities tht
o in every market where sold, it command
d a higher price than any other brant
With the forty horse power engine the
II are now putting in position, they expe
to be able within the next thirty days
Is fill their many pressing orders. They il
tend to giving special attention to Il
production of their fertilizer for the mel
ir wheat and grass crops, particularly.
n wide field for a profitable trade is hel
opening to Salem, and very soon this,a j
70 will be added to the large industries of Il
70 place, whilst through its means the prC
rs ductiveness of the soil will everywhere