The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-02-18
M,,slLLOy mArrERs,
West rnd News notes and Personal and
General teens ~ Interest,

West rnd News notes and Personal and
General l,ems ~ Interest
II Bolkr who has been laid up with
rhenm ttlsm lrr lhe plaL few weeks, IL
again on The street,
A strange Il rman, who was hunting
emlluym1nt slpprd aud fell near the
NJ Wayne depot, lnjurlng his lfg 40 had
" that he was not able 10 get up with
out aasislauce He was taken TO the
house VI Mr., Clemens aud DE-, Garrlgues
attended 10 his Injuries.
The sh ftlng engine OF the Cleveland,
LOrain Il Wheeling Railroad ran of
the track a Rn'sell's hop Saturday, The
raila spread, dropping the trucks Of the
engine 10 the ground. BY the aid OF
another engine II was replaced upon the
tTark after two hours work.
Sherman COckren and Jack Schaffer
were arrested by Polio man Pepper Sat-
uldty evening for disOTderly conduct on
tho street, aud locked up, They were
released on hail Sunday and will appear
before the Mayor nj 1880 o'clock this
evening 10 answer the above charge.
The MassilOn Trades and Labor
Assembly has, by resolution, ordered
that the Continental cigar factory In
this city be bOyc0tted. The establish
ment Ia operated by Peter Sailer, presl'
dent OF the City Council, and gives
employment 10 about three hundred per
soma there IN but one larger factory In
the State. The reasons given for the
boycott are that II IN 10 "scab" shop and
employs, maiuly, child labor. Circulars
TO the efftct stated were printed to-day
aud will be circulated throughout the
principal Western cities, where Mr..
Sailer has q large trade with jobbers.
Last Saturday evening at 7 O'Clock a
house on Kaat south street. owned by
WIN, Lape, caught fre In ths second
story and, Notwithstanding the flremen
did all In their power 10 save the build
Ing, II burned TO the ground. The heat
was 70 intense that the building west Of
II, owned by Mr., FOcke, waa with din
Guilty prevented from taking fire,
0lly few articles Of furniture were
saved from the burning building; all
the rest, including all tue clio hing, ex'
cept that worn by the family at the
time Of the Are, WAS consumed. Loss
estimated AZ $1,000; Insured In the
z oak company for vi 800. The city
council deseTyas TO be severely censured
for not sup lying the fire department
with aulldenl hOae TO reach from the
nearest water plug TO any house
IN the city II ils. While NJ this fire
they had TO force the water about 30C
yards through hose, three sections OF
which burs,ed, delaying the service con
slderably. TIE citizens are taxed also
for waer works which supply only
about one half OF the city, and which
ber ellL only few private citizens, The
city IL large enough TO own water works
which would supply the whole town
The council, 4 hey are up to the times
should see that the are department and
city want for nothing which keeps them
on an unequal footing with neighb0r'
Ing towns.
MAssILLoN, Feb, 10.
Charley Tinker, Of Cherry street, wat
presented by his wife with o Ane CIR
yesterday.
The window Glass Mandatory hal
contracts which will keep II busy
during the entire season.
Jacob Bruny, the West side cObbler
has taken down his algn and IL now In
the employ Of Russell q Co,
Smoke ths P. h. A. Ave cent hant
made cigar, sold by p, II, Blumenschein
NJ the Park Hotel cigar store.
Wernet 81 P0rtman. tlnnera OF Massil
Ion, were presented with splendid val
entine by the Chicago and Erie Stow
Company.
Kllenger % Bncher's foundry Ia no
running very atrong on account OF no
being able 10 oh ain coke, owing TO th,
trouble In the coke regions.
Master Elsie Grapevine, champion
fancy and acrobatic roller skater oil
America, IL In the city, visiting hll
father aud numerous friends.
We understand that the West sidI
coal bank, which employs about l5(
men. has contracts on hand for an out
put OF 200 tons daily for some time Il
come.
Jacob Scheetg, a coal miner, worklnI
NJ the SOnnhalter bank, was seriously
ipjured by being squeezed between two
empty coal cars. He will bo laid up foI
q week or two.
John A, 5ailer, barber on Main street
under Henson's shore store. wishes Il
notify hia numerous customers aud tn
public generally that no will remove
TO the room directly above Dlelhenn'l
grocery store, next Monday, which h,
Intends to occupy while his sshop under
goes repairs.
MAssILLoN, February II,
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