The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-31

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The little village OF Oryllle Ia IN a high
state Of excitement tor fear The Orryllle
Machine Company will remove their
works 10 Canton,
Ilis not positively known what will be
done, but II 10 certain that Canton has
made tho company very liberal offer, 10
leave Orryllle and locate Ia this city,
The OrWile Crescent has tho following
which will be Of much Interest herei Our
town has had woefnl experience In max.
Ing donations 10 manufacturing establish.
ments operated by impeeunioua speoula-
tors, hence q proposition from any plant
10 locate here providing a certain dona-
ton 10 guaranteed, would be treated with
some degree Of suspicion. This oondi-
ton OF affairs cannot be traced 10 lack
Of enterprise on our part, but from the
fact that enterprises that have been
brought here by liberal donations have
failed 10 benefit the town, much less
those who by hard labor aud close atien.
llon 70 business for years, contributed
freely Of their savings ~ secure ihe bonus
demanded, our experience has been 80
bitter Ia this respect that II 70 about time
10 adopt q different line for the future,
Benl, Hell aud Adam fogel, two Of our
old and we'll known citizens, have Just
secured letters patent on eultiyator
which, II manufactured here and placed
on the market, would soil more readily
than any other one In use, II this useful
machine was manufactured here Il would
give employment 10 large number OF
mechanics, improve business and oonduoe
10 tile general welfare OF the community.
lielOw will be seen that the Orryille
Machine Go. has received two propoh.
ilona 10 remove from our town, While
we regret we are obliged 10 cope with two
adyerHarlea like Canton and Tlllln We be-
lleye we can retain tho ahopa here by the
expenditure Of 5000 or y, 800 10 purchase
the foundry building Tor their use ana the
adoption OF a more liberal line of policy
In another respect OF financial oharae-
ter, II the company owned the foundry
building we understood II would DO with
the Intention Of making their own cast
inga and repara, II would also be Of gen.
erhl benefit 10 the town and surrounding
country In furnishing general line OF re-
pairs Ia Iron, an industry much needed In
our village. With this brief outline of
our impressions OF what Will prove 70 our
advantage n carried out, we also publlah
the propositions 70 the Machine Co, for
the Information OF our citizens
CANTON, o., July Ath, 1890,
Mr., JANIS II, TAYLOR, Of Wooster, o.,
Dear Slri-Mr. David A, Swilzer Of our
city Informed me that you contemplated
removing your works from Orryille 70
some other point II this IN true would
be- glad 10 have you visit Canton, o., We
have some very valuable property name
~, a new building, partly finished, one
story high, Of stone and brick, nl1e main
building, als feet long by ~ feet wide,
with an hLn wing OF isb by O2 feet. Tho
building IN completed, one story high, at
cost Of over $1,000, This with some
land e acrea) viii be donated 10 some
good eonoernj aud N you can bo Inter.
ealed would be glad 10 have you give ua
q visit and 500 what we have 10 offer you,
have written 10 your Mr., Wm, NJ, Kop.
pes, OF Orryllle, o., explaining more fully
aud Inviting him 10 pay our city visit,
aud We will show what we have 20 olfor,
but whatever " done should he done soon
on account OF other negotiations pend
Ing, Hoping 10 hear from you soon.
Youra truly
j, II, WERNER.
TIrmN, o., July II, 1890,
Orryllle Machine Company, Orryille,
o., Gentlomeni-lt tile proper induce
menla were offered you would YOU ro-
move your works 10 this cltyY
We would Hike % secure a threahing
machine company aud have boon In.
formed that yours would grow 10 oonad-
cradle size, II you would entertain the
idea Of moving, | will upon receiving
notice 10 that elect, make you q propo'
aitlon. Very respectfully,
NJ, FROsr