The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-03-03
CITY CURRENCY.
Local Events Condensed and Crys-
tallized.
The Daily Events Of Busy Canton Arranged
In Readable Shape for Easy
Literary Digestion.

Mr.. Henry Hayman Of the leaf tobacco
trm OF I. j. Dunn 8 Co., PhiladelphiR,
was In the city on Thursday.
A handsome iron picket fence Is being
placed in front of the Presbyterian
church, and is quite ornamental.
A new frog" was put in on Thurs.
day at the crossing of the Valley and Ft,
Wayne railways, at the depot of the
former road, to replace broken one.
Mr. j. F. Bauhof, the marble dealer,
celebrated his 49th birthday on March
LIST, and looks as if he would not need
one OF his own tOmbstones for 40 more.
Mr.. j. B. Rose, the jeweler, was mar
ried last wednesday to Miss Alice Reed
or this city, by E. W. Lounsbury. They
LEFT for the east to enjoy "a wedding trip.
Thursday was field day for sensa
tiOns In Canton, drowned man, wife
stabber, Navarro rObber and the McSill-
len murder trial in progress, made the
metropolis OF Stark shake to its neither
most foundations.
Preparations for constructing the tele-
phone line netwren Alliance and Can
ton are progressing. One instaIment OF
poles has already been uDlOadpd at
LOUISVILLE. As soon as spring opens,
the work Of erecting the poles and
stretching the wires will begin.
E. Speaker, Esq, of Beach City, is
summoned as petit juror for the Uni
teu states District Court at Cleveland in
April. John Laird, Sr., Canton. is drawn
as petit Juror for the q. 8. Circuit Court,
and William A. Miller of Navarro ia a
grand juror for the U. s. District Court.
Mr.. Ed. T. Thompson again took
charge of the ticket department of the
tt. wayne railway station on March lst,
as dld also MIR. H. T. French Of the
freight house. The genial face of Ed.
VIII again be seen at the window, and
.ne DEMOCRAT cOngratulates him upon
resuming his old position.
With the approach of warm weather
many new buildings will be erected, and
even now it is astonishing how many
are. being built. What Canton needs
mainly are.neW houses and plenty OF
them to accommodate the many sLran9-
-rs tnat our Industries are inviting
here.
There will be a grand concert tonight
In keim's Hall, Louisville, the proceeds
to go to the flood sufferers in the Ohio
valley. 1t Is under the auspices Of tho
chOlrs of the U.B. and Reformed church
es' assisted 6y the Louisville Excelsior
Band. Admission 25c, children under
ten, 10 cents.
At the annual meeting Of the stock
holders Of @. Aultman & Co., held at
their Office Tuesday, the following Di-
rectorS were unanimously elected: Lew.
IS Miller, Jacob Miller, c. Aultman, r. A.
Miller and G. c. Cook. Officers: Lewis
Miller, President; Jacob Miller, SuDerin-
itendent; H. c. FOgle, Secretary and
Treasurer.
Work In Aultman & Co.'S shoDs ia be-
Ing rushed forward with proverbiaI en-
ergy and vim, and the finishing depart
ment works after the whistle has blown,
The business of this establishment Is in
creasing yearly, and from a very small
beginning, to its present colossal pro-
portions, ts fitting index of the rate
at which Canton has grown.
The boilers at the water works have
been furnished with steam duplex in
1ector, which by the simple opening OF
valve draws cold water from cistern,
heats 1t with steam and throws the
fluid into the boiler, requiring no other
attention, except to watch the water
guage to see when enough has run In.
This does entirely away with the old
style pump, which needed constant
watching and repacking, and Is a model
Of mechanical skill.