The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-03-01
AAssILL0N CORRESPONDENCE
And still the candidates sprout up.

limits 'u' '"o o'S
new coal company has been formad hr
hessrs W. II. Owens, VIM, James. Jaoob sonn-
halter and Charles Brnkman, STYLED the "Ins,rs
Coal Co." They are operating bank near T,sr,.
station few miles south of the oitv and ara ,ro
duclng a very fine article Of coal in large onant-
te' There is all prospect of the new enternrIse
proving success. r''0
father Paul, who has been citizen of Brook.
hed for the past forty years departed this life on
sunday, Feb Is, aged 80 years, He leaves Ave
chilaren and SO grand and great grand children.
one Meyer, who keeps saloon along the canal
IN the southern part of town, came rushing nm
street al arather late hour on last Thursday night.
AS appeared TO be trying the knobs Of the doors
oI every business house In rather excited man
ner' ne was asked by party noticing him. what
was the matter. Got in Himme," said he. az
haVes troubles again Of my houses. The diftll vas
| up again, una got so mat | sh0oted mineselfU
And so ne had, Sent small revolver bullet tbro'
the palm of his left hand.
The only difficulty that AL Preyor saws that be
mas 70 contend with In his well arranged restau-
rant is, that people cannot understand the faucet
on the new water tank
New and valuable improvements have been mt
In the sippo and also Kitchens mill during The
past week, Joseph Saylor of your city, superIn.
| tended the job, Joseph as gentleman and me.
chanic, is appreciated by our milleB
The half acre lot upon which the old "Bretzp
dist No ~ school house in Tuscarawas township
stands, has been purchased by Mr. James Miller.
of city. The trustees have secured an acre lot
irom Mr., Snyder, Immediately across the lane
from the old Site and upon which Is a good we'll
OF water for the new school house.
The subject of tearing down and rebuilding the
old North street public school house. is being dis
cussed by the committee, In all probability the
needed improvements will be made the coming
season.
Schworm spuhler's delivery wagon was the
first to cross the new Main street bridge ON satur
day-one Of the Bridge Co.'s employees driving
the team, This passage over the canal on this
street obstructs the view of those who wish to sea
what is going on In Canada" unless they 20 to
their second-Story windows to look over the
bridge,
The Wrought Iron Bridge Co. is now under the
control of Messrs. Chase & Williams, Mr.. Hardy
having retired from the firm.
The California minstrels, reorganized and now
composed Of the best home and foreign talent,
will give an entertainment at the Opera House on
the evening OF March 10. Among the new faces
will be the Aeolian Quartette Club Ed. O'Brien,
and Messrs Fisher Corvella, In their truly won-
derful feas upon the trapeze. We bespeak for
them crowded house.
Three new store rooms are being put in the old
Harsh warehouse on North Erie street. Messrs,
Bowman g. Maler will occupy one of them as a
hardware store.
Several sheep belonging to A. Q. Wales were
killed by dogs on last Friday night Tie up your
good dogs and shoot the rest.
A petition is being circulated praying the
trustees of Tuscarawas township to remove the
voting place to Brookheld, to accommodate vo.
ters in the northeast portion of the township.
Two bus" drivers were before the Mayor on
Monday for disorderly conduct at the Lake Shore
depot They were discharged with few words
ofadylce and payment of costs.
The Pigeon Run coal mine, owned by Lee.
Howells d Co., is fast becoming one of the leading
mines of the valley. Quite village is springing
up in that vicinity. Ten dwellings were built by
the company last year, and fifteen by private in
diViduals. We learn from John NJ Farrar con-
tractor, that Marks Bros & Owens will soon COM
mence the erection Of dwelling and store room.
VIM. Speck will also put up a buildingoi the same
kind, and H. Stansbury as contracted for dwell
ing. Mr.. Umbenhauer expects TO build ten smah
dwellings on his land near the same mines.
NARROW ESCAPE.
For some time past, a number ofboys have been
in the habit of getting on passenger trains and
riding to the junction. On Tuesday three or four
of them tried it again. Getting on the front plat
form of the baggage car and after the train had
started, some trainman commenced squirting wa
ter on the boys. All jumped off safely, but David
MARS, a lad about thirteen, who attempted to
jump off near the Main Street crossing, but his
foot caught in some way and he was dragged
about fifty feet His head and body were badly
bruised and cut, though fortunately no bones
were broken, and it is thought he has sustained
no internal injuries,
MAssILLoN ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Please announce the name of JOSIAH FRANTZ
as candidate for the ofie of Justice of the Peace
of Perry township, subject to the decision of the
Democracy at the coming primary election,
DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY.
Please announce the name of PETER VOEGLE
as q candidate for the office of City Marshal, Of
Massllon, subject to the action of the Democratic
primary election. DEMOCRATS,
Please announce the name of P. A. LEAHY as
a candidate for the office of Township Clerk, of
Perry township, subject to the decision Of the
Democratic primary election.
MANY VOTERS,
We are authorized to announce CHARLES G.
YOUNG as a candidate for Township Clerk, sub
ject to the decision of the Democracy at their
primaries.
We are authorized to announce R. H. ANDER-
SON as candidate for Township Clerk, subject to
ha dpniaiOn n namnpropv a thair r1a ri