The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-04-17
MASSHLON.

"Plnafore' has come and gone. The Opera
House was crowded on Monday evening" and the
perform ance Of the Etiie EIlsler company was a
grand success In every particular,
The Arbeiter dance on Monday evening, was
well attended and everybody enjoyed themselves
hugely.
The water has been pumped out Of the Noun.
tain bank and active operations will again be
commenced. Thus employment is given to about
l75 men. Rhinehardt Keller is still ,he superln.
dent and more competent man for the place
cannot be found In the valley.
At the Warrington mine, new entrys are being
| driven, and spIiug contracts are coming in
briskly.
AtPlgeon Run, about twenty-five cars Is the av-
erage daily run. About 200 men are employed at
this shaft Other banks in the valley are running
lively.
Since Pigeon Run has became "cty" with
post office &c, Of course other modern improve.
ments follow, They have now photograph gal.
leIy and Jack Morgan has introduced "Grey
Eagle colt that promises to turn out good step.
per.
We were wrongly Informed In regard to James
Dunn, Esq having become member of the firm
OF Russell d Co. Mr.. Dunn has bought an inter.
est in the lumber business Of M. A. Brown q Son
thus adding the Co" TO the name of that firm
Mr., d. is young man OF excellent business
ability, and will undoubtedly meet with success
in his new venture.
The management Of the bal mdsque are actively
preparing to give gra nd calico ball. at the Opera
House, Ia week or two The exact date has not
yet been decided upon. As the managers always
get up parties in the pest Of style there can be no
doubt but what they will be we'll patrOnized by
our lovers Of dancing.
When The new bridge works are completed they
will be the finest arranged works in the State.
Especially during the, muddy season. do our
friends in the Fourth ward wish to see the street
commissioner pay some attention to the road
crossings in that portion of the city.
Taxpayers are awaiting the result Of the exam.
ination Of the new school house, by the Board of
Education,
The new carriage mandatory will be under
roof this week.;
Andy Crone does not look as though he had lost
much aVerddpois since the election. He is the
same jolly landlord as ever.
Many Of the eKnights of Py thias of this city went
to Canton on Tuesday to attend the funeral of q
brother Knight.
Jacob Heinrich is smaking tn necessary arrange,
ments to exhibit fine, new spring stock of goods
in few days.
White washers and painters are now reaping
their harvest
Rohit Iomodv co vs tbot ha jv vorrv bo mt ,,D
his new shop on West fremont street, as orders
for work are coming in so fast that he finds the
new building too small.
steam dredge boat is busy cleaning out the
canal to give our sailors chance TO make quicker
trips and carry heavier loads.
| We had the pleasure Of occupying seat in the
cars last week, with Mr. S. Kiester the genial pro
prietor Of the Butler House, at MillerSburg Ohio
A more attractive and accommodating Landlord
than Mr.. Kiester cannot be found in this neck O.
woods and we can cheerfully recommend our
travelling friends to his house.
Mr.. Julius Koehnle who has for the past three
or four years been the attentive and accommoda-
ting clerk at +. Luhler & Co.'s, has severed his
connection with that firm and proposes to go into
business for himself as soon as he can find good
location. His many friends wish him success
wherever he may pitch his tent.
The Massillon City Coal Co. has commenced
shipping coal to their new dock In Cleveland, via
canal They now ship boat load per day, but
will increase the number In few weeks. Mr.. D.
L. st. John superlntends the loading of boats, and
as the coal has to be hauled from the mine by
wagon he has the wagons 80 arranged as to be
able to haul 1000 pounds at a load, and by an in.
genious contrlvance the load Can,be easily dump.
ed into the boat by one man.