The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-14

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j. Y, Brown will remove his organ
factory TO Canton In week or ten
days, lie has endeayOred 10 interest
our Board OF Trade In his enterprise,
but could accomplish nothing with
them, lie will continue his music store
here, however A Canton man Of
means will back the institution IN that
city,
The Building and Loan Association
met yesterday evening $3.50 was sold
90 follows 5000 TO Wilson Fasnacht NJ
8 l'2 cents premiumi $1,000 TO Hedwlg
seufta vt & l'2 cents premium, The
resignation Of A, W, McCallum as Sec
retary was accepted, and Charles Ricks
was appointed TO succeed him, A res
Outlon ofregret at the departure Of Mr.,
McCallum was adopted, aud an audit
ing committee appointed,
The paving Of Main street with lre'
brick has aroused opposition from two
or three property holders OF the street
ana they propose 10 avail themselves OF
that scOufge OF councils, an injunction,
10 ID claimed that tho law Wah not In all
particulars complied with In letting the
contract,
The coal operators here are stirred up
over the coal war inaugurated In Cleye'
land, whereby the prices OF Massill0n
coal has been reduced from S3,7b 10 80.
John Shlyely, formerly cooper at
Warwick Il JuStus mills, left last night
for Iowa.
The following Canton Sons of Veter'
ans were In the city and visited Daniel
Ritter camp last night; A. q. win,
Oscar Porrman, j. II. Will DR., Shafer,
Henry Kali, Harry Segnor, John Volzer
win Chambers, George Gauschat ana
Archer Sheehan, Most OF them re-
turned on the 10 o'clock train, but u
few brave ones remained 10 take the
degree Of "Munchero Of llardtack,"
Mr. Glen Quin, recently baggage mas
ter at the w. u l., II. depot, left yeater
day afternoon for Willimantic, Conn,
where he has accepted similar posi-
ton wlte the N. Y. u N, E. railroad,
An important change In the ship
ping business OF MaBBill0n took effect
this week, Heretofore the Cleveland
freight has been sent here on the Q. l..
Il ". railroad, and on account Of the
transfer at Grafton II took two days 10
get here. Arrangements are perfected
whereby the Cleveland ffeluhiL "a sent
Gown Che Valley railroad TO Valley
Junction and from there TO this city by
the w, a. l.. u, by this arrangement
two car loads Of freight leave Cleveland
every evening, and arrive here In the
morning
Mr.. L. @, Sibila has declined 10 run
for council In the First ward, Mr., q,
NJ, Whitman has been brought out, and
as no Is an energetic young business
man, he proposes 70 be elected.
Edward Stilgenbaur WAS intoxicated
last night aud threatened 10 cut his
brother with razor, lie was arrested
aud viii have u hearing this morning,
Mrs. A. Boerner aud child and Mes
sers. Dielhiem and Putnam, are ex'
peCted tO arrive home from New
| York this morning ,,u Miss Louisa
0ser ls visiting friends IN Canton, 80,
Mr.. q, j. VOgelgesang, OF Canton, Will
remove TO this city on Thursday ,,y
John Seller Is happy over the arrival
Of q little ten pound girl, owing to the
sex, 10 will not be q trombone player
but u hWr dresser 90, Miss ella Allen,
OF Canton, Is visiting Miss Helen Wales,
.n Miss Laura Carver of Navarro Is
In the city.
| MAWuAL,
THOMAS IAuAN,
THOMAS MYERS,
CRY rnrAHunHI
LOUIS List
sTRnKT 0onhiasiONan,
| THEODORE KRAMER