The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-02-17
NAvARRE NUGGETS.
Reported by the Navarro Correspondent
of the Semi-WeeklY Democrat.

Reported by the Navarro Correspondent
of the SemI-weeklY Democrat.
Mr.. LOngIey is building tenement
house, to be ready for rent about the
first of May.
Vim. HOckady, one Of our well known
citizens, died at his residence on Rail
road street on Tuesday. His age was 81.
We had friendly call on Monday from
Mr.. Lawrence McCarty. the genial man
ager Of Wheeler's Opera House, Toledo,
Ohio.
ROadmaster Jones has a couple of live
men to look after the road bed at this
place in cases Of emergency. His fore
man proved equal to the occasion.
Ben. f. Tags, engineer in charge Of
the Garfield shaft, has purchased the lot
north of his fsther-in law, Mr.. Christie
pher Stahl, and will build a house in
the spring.
Geo. Snyder, the young man injured
at the coal shaft last week, is doing we'll.
fortunately, he is member of St.Clem-
ems Benevolent Society, and is receiving
the kindest treatment from the society.
Depot agent Seymour and his corps of
assistants rendered valuable service to
the cOmpany's interests, by the vigilant
manner in which they watched and re-
ported the pressure OF the angry waters
on their lines.
The wOrkingOf our coal mines during
the winter has not been what the mana
gers would like, but on the whole they
have given employment to a large fol CO
of hands, and in this respect will COM
pare favOrably with any other industry
III this section of Ohio.
The U. B. congregation have cOmmen-
ced series of revival meetings last
Sunday evening. Rev. j. NJ. POultOn P.
E., occupied the pulpit, and held his au-
dienee with one Of the most persuasive
and logical arguments heard in Navarro
for many a day. DO not fail to turn out
and hear the eloquent pulpit orator.
It was at Dams place one day during
the week that stranger made inquiry
about state accompanying the new
billiard tables, and before he could re-
cover from his mistake he dropped
down into his boots and was carried out
by sympathizing friends. When last
heard from he was looking up cheap
transportation to Chicago. Moral
Young man, pay up and get your check.
Several new buildings are being erec-
ted, to be Occnpied in the spring. Among
those nearing completion are Jos. Will
liam's, John Dages's and DR.. ArnOld's.
We are indebted to our MassillOn cOrre-
spQndents for something less than fifty
paragraphs on the rise and fall of water
They have conferred q lasting favor on
our people living i'll the mountain range
and valleys, for communicating these
facts.
Geo. Lucus, the gentlemanly agent of
the Wheeling road, informs us that the
receipts of the Navarro office during the
month of January were $2,59O,99. And
right here pardon a little depression.
Somebody has evidently made a mis-
take, either Moses or Col, Beach, for not
avoiding tine curVatures and heavy
grades that lead to the blue cut, and
entailing a continuous expense, and
leaving out so impOi tant a town as Ma.
yarre, put the Tuscarawas management
failed to heed the wise counsel of Onr
distinguished tOwnsman, Hon. ThOs. w.
Chapman, who was one of the directors
at the time, and despite his earnest pro-
test, built the road some two miles from
our town.