The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-04
MAssILLON.

New window Glass Works Successfully
starled--Noles and Personalities,
Slate pencils renew the rattling pro-
cess day.
Miss Mile Focke, of Baltimore, Ia
Visiting friends In Maaslllon.
Rev. j. X. Hoover and wife. Of Dorset,
Ohio. are In the city for few days
visit.
A large number of the members of
the @. A. r, OF this city, spent yesterday
(at Meyers Lake.
A number of splendid new stone cross
ings are being put down and many
more are needed.
Warren Warwick returned home last
night, after pr0tracted sojourn at
| Chantanqna Lake.
The Republicans will open the cam
paign here next Saturday evening with
a speech from Hon, j, II. Foraker.
Jake FOltz, OF the firm Of Hookway u
Foltz, left yesterday TO buy their fall
and winter stock OF clothing, hats, ETC.
Mr.. n. p. Edgar, agent OF tho W, 81 l.,
", Railroad, attended a reunion OF his
old regiment, the goth Ohio, at Sunbury,
Delaware county, last week.
Frederick Vending, q stone mason,
was fined 81 and costs by the Mayor, yes
lerday evening, for drunkenness and
lighting nj Gribble's saloon.
Messrs. John j. aud Henry G. Diel'
henn. OF the firms OF p, Dlelhenn u Son,
aud 7. and ii. Dielhpnn, respectively,
leave tomorrow for the eastern mar
kete.
The Blaine and Logan White Plug
Hat Club will meet In Madison Hall to-
morrow night TO elect officers OF the
marching club and TO transact other
pending business.
II looks now as II by the time the
Democrats Of Massllon got good
ready on" for organizing, that the Re
pu6licans Will have all the voters
marching under white hats.
The last remnant Of our once beauti-
fnl Park fence, the pOats, are being re'
moved. II Is too much 10 expect that
Councilman Russell will permit a
new fence TO be built around our Gar
den OF Eden.
Mrs. W. Y. Hershey left yesterday for
Albion, Indiana, having been sum
moned there by the pr0tracted and aeri'
Ous illness with lever OF her daughter,
Miss Ella Hershey, q popular teacher In
our public schools.
Three excursions left the city yester.
day. One to Bridgeport, carrying en-
pl0yes OF the g., l.. q W. railroad 10 at
lend the funeral OF the engineer and
brakeman killed last Friday; another
by the same road TO Cuyahoga Falls,
and the third on the W, q L., Il. railroad
10 the camp-meeting NJ 0Tryille.
Postmaster Crawford, John G. Wertz
bangher, Henry II. Oehler, A. W. Leon
ard, ID. q. Bunnell aud about nine other
surviving members Of the 18th
Regiment 0. Wv. l., will attend their
annual reunion, to be held at Colum.
bus tomorrow. The wives Of several OF
the comrades will accompany them,
The movement for the early closing
Of stores went into effect last evening
without hitch. When the fire bell
tapped at ak o'clock oil the dry goods
stores, except one, closed their doors,
and the same proceeding was had when
the bell gave the signal NJ 7 o'clock for
all the hardware, jewelry clothing,
hats, millinery and gents furnishing
stores. The reform promises TO be a
popular one with all classes OF our peo'
pie, and is already generally COM
mended,
Nine young men OF this city, who have
been yanqnishing everything that come
before them this season In the form of
base ball players, wended their way
from the High School grounds saturday
with sad, because broken, hearts. The |
Masaill0n nine on this occasion was |
picked one, and they essayed TO down"
the MI Union nine. Whether they |
we're successful or not IL told by the |
score ; Massill0n, IL; Mt. Union, Al,
About the only satisfaction which could |
DO extracted from the inglorl0us defeat |
was that contained In the remark OF |
one Of the players; well, wen get re.
yenge when we play with Canton next
Saturday.
Frank Snyder, chief engineer Of the |
State Board Of Public Works, was In |
the city on Saturday 10 take prellml- |
nary look NJ SippO Race preparatory |
TO eXpending tho $1,000 appropriated |
by the Legislature for its Improvement
TO such IN extent that future damage |
by water from It's overflow may be |
averted, The gentleman spent half
day with several members OF the COun. |
eli, the City Civil Engineer and the |
DEMOCRAT correspondent In ex0min- |
ing various parts OF the |
water course and took the frat
steps toward making the necessary I'm. |
proycments. Ho will return next Fri |
day and continue the good work,
AT meeting Of tho Young Men'a Re- |
publican Club, held In Madison Hall |
last 7ht, the following organization |
was eiIected President and Treasurer, |
Jesse j. Pitts; Secretary, Karl II, Miller. |
OF the marching club organized among |
the employees OF Russell Il Cos shops, |
Jacob Spuhler was elected Captain;
Noble Lowry, First Lieutenant, and II, |
j. llamill, Second Lieutenant. For the |
other marching club Karl II. Miller was
elected Captain; Ed. II. Hathaway, First |
Lieutenant, and Clarence Reilly, Second
Lieutenant. Az all the members will
wear white plug hats on parade, CON
siderable opposition was manifeatod to |
adopting torches. but no definite action |
was taken on the question. Another |
meeting will be held on Friday 1ight OF
this week,
The Massillon Business Mems Asso.
citation held u meeting In the Council |
Chamber last night, In the absence
from the city Of President Coleman, tho
chair was occupied by Vice President q. |
z, Reed. A general expression was had
from the members present on the quea.
tion Of the early closing reform oil do.
claring their intention to stick TO II and
believing that II would prove u com.
plete success. A committee, consisting
OF II. Falks and d. Hemperly, was mp.
pointed to see tho President of the
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