The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-07-22
MAssILLON MATTERS.

West End News Notes and Personal and
General Items of Interest.
Men and boys bathing suits at Spang
Ter & Wade's.
D. D. Carr, of Canton, was registered
at Hotel Conrad Tuesday.
Miss Belle Peoples, of Uhrichsville, Is
visiting Miss Ada Coleman, on East
Main street.
AUy person wishing to smoke first
class ten cent cigar should call for the
"Cubsn Belle; sold at Hotel Conrad
cigar store.
The Msssillon German Lodge No 484,
l. o. 0. f, will give an excursion and
basket picnic August 10Th, to Camp
Chippewa; fare fifty cents.
Mr., C. NJ. Mcconnell, formerly Mas.
sillOn boy, but at present from Terre
Haute, Indiana, spent Saturday and SUI
day with friends in the city.
The picnic Of Har. P st, No. I34, G A.
R., to Camp Chippewa Tuesday, was
largely attended. The G., L & y Rsii
road ran two section. A0Out two thou
sand people attended.
Bur ars Monday night went through
the store and pOstOfIics at SippO, thrI g
miles vest of the city. They got away
with $50 worth of tobacco and groceries,
all the postage stamps In the Office and
other property.
Proceedings were commenced here
Tuesday afternoon by Deputy County
Treasurer Joseph Reed to collect b. dis.
tralnt from the fifty two Of the sixty. five
saloon keepers who have refused to pay
the tax imposed by thu Dow liquor law.
Each saloon is being visited by the
deputy treasurer, armed with the tax
duplicate, and sufficient chattels and
stock are levied upon to satisfy the pay.
ment of the first half Of the tax. The
attorney Of the sal0Onist, constable and
two appraisers accompany the treasurer
and the effects levied upon are promptly
TepleVined, bond given for the same and
the property will remain under control
of the constable until the right of prop
the peace The Lqnor Dealer- Associ.
alton In Stark county embraces 260 Uf
the 400 saloon keepers and they are said
to have have fund Of $1,000 to use iu
fighting payment of this law,
Saturday night while the citizens of
our quiet city were wrapped IN slumb
burglars entered the meat market of
George List on fremont street. They
first entered Vim LOmatay's black mith
shop and took q sledge hammer end
chisel, with which they broke into the
market through window at the rear
Of the building They drilled two holes
In the safe near the combination In
which they discharged dynamite cat
ridges, which blew the door of the safe
entirely off They took the money
drawer which contained between S55 90
and $4,000 la silver coin to an a'ey
about two hundred yards from tls mar
ket and 1t is supposed divided tie money
as the drawer was found there Sunday.
Saturday was payday at Russell &
Cos works, and also at some Of the coal
banks. As Mr.. List has customers who
settle their accounts mon thly, the burg.
lars expected to make a much largar
haul than they did. Luckily Mr.. List
only put the silver coin into the safe.
Mr.. List says that just before he closed
his market Saturday night, and while
ne was putting the silver In the safe.
two strange men passed by the market
walking close to the building so thew
could see him. He went to the door and
watched them until they turned the
corner on Erie street, when he closed
his market and went TO his house, which
Is on the same yard. After that he
heard nothing more until one Of his
employees went to the market Sundly
morning and discovered the burglar.
Mrs. Burgel and her sister, Who live
near, happened to be up about one