The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-27
MAssILLON MATTERS.
West End News Notes and Personal and
General Items Of Interest,

West End News Notes and Personal and
General Items of Interest
The Star bakery discontinued busi.
ness yesterday.
E. Lind and wife, Of Canton, were In
the city yesterday.
Two drnnks are In the calabOOse-O
from 0fryille aud the other from Can
ton.
Don't forget that Phil BlimenFcheln
aells the "Niagara" cigar ut the Ho.el
Conrad cigar store.
Mesars. u, 7. Balizly, j. W. Cameron,
Fred, Won Kanel aud Phi Blumenechein
went to Youngstown, Ohio, y s,erday,
TO attend the convention OF X. OF p.
A fire supposed to be caused by q de-
fectVe flue, broke cut last evening
about $3.50 O'Clock In house owned by
DR. RldenOnr, on West South street.. Oc
cupIei y rentera. The fire was ex'
tingulshed before the Are department
arrived. The roof was badly dtm iged.
Mr., Fred siba, one OF our well known
business men, has purchased the bar,
billiard aud pool room, formerly tho
property OF ", A. HeckeTt, situated In
the basement of Hotel Conrad. Mr..
Hlbla takes immediate possession aud
will relt and refurnish the place
by putting In new pool aud billiard
tables, elc. When the improvements
are completed Il will be the BnesL resort
OF the kind In the city.
While Charles Myers, aged 10. aud his
brother Eddle,agei l3 ye6is we're shoot
Ing frogs along the canal near the
White bridge Saturday, the gun refused
TO 20 of, and Charles raised the ham
mer 10 see what was wrong; Eddie went
around In front OF him 10 get better
view, aud while there the gun was dis.
charged, the bullet passing through the
calf OF his left leg causing o painful
but not serious wound.
While Mr.. John Hams was driving
across the crossing OF Main aud Erie
streets Saturday evening, q little toy
about six years old, named Conner, at
tempted TO run past the hOrae and was
knocked down and the hoe OF the horse
struck him on the left side OF the face
near the temple cnttir & an ugly cash,
He was carried immediately 10 D.. Mil
ler'a Office whore his wound was dresser.
IL was q narrow escape for the little
fellow. Parents should not allow child
rem OF that age TO be upon the streets
without some one with them.
Qul'e q number OF small toys from
Dalton attended the United States Cir
Gus yesterday In this city, and about five
o'clock 10 tho evening Harry Sellers and
another lhd. whose name IL a0t known,
attempted to steal q ride home 0a coal
train No, l3, run by Conductor Thomas
Tennyson and propelled by engine a.
run by E0glneer NJ, A. Rose, upon the
Wheeling & Lake Erie Railroad. The
train had passed the junction Of the
Tuscarawal Valley Railroad and was
running NJ moderate speed When
young Sellers, aged about 10 yeare, at.
tempted to board tho train. He wac
thrown under the cars and dragged
about 500 yards almost the whole train
passing over him, the body being terri
by mangled, the head, shoulder and
arms being entirely severed from the
body, Young S5llera IL son OF VIM
Sellers, a miller, who In NJ present EN-
vi yid at 0frvllle, hut his f.mlly still
reside Ut Dalton, DR.. Reabock, who Ia
an uncle Of the boy, arrived directly
after the accident occurred and recOg-
nz d the body aud word was immedl.
ately telephoned TO his parents and 10
Coroner LqlnlngCr. The body lay whore
he was killed 'Cr two hours aud no word
being heard from the Coroner II wla
taken and put In the freight house OF
the Wheeling Il Lake Erie Railroad, to
await the arTiy i OF the Coroner.