Massillon City
The complete chapter on this township from History of Stark County, with an Outline Sketch of Ohio, published in 1881. 4,094 words, covering 23 settlements.
Contents
16 sectionsThe section headings the book prints inside this chapter. Each one jumps to where it begins.
The modern record here
23 settlementsWhat the federal record holds for each settlement inside this township: wildfires and storm reports since the 1950s, mineral workings, and museum specimens collected nearby. These are counted within a few miles of each settlement, so neighbours share them and the columns are deliberately not added up. Every row links to the settlement's own page, where each figure is broken out.
| Settlement | Fires | Storm reports | Mines and quarries | Specimens |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Augusta Lakes | 4 | - | 12 | 414 |
| Autumn Ridge Estates | 1 | - | 8 | 374 |
| Canton Road | 6 | - | 7 | 403 |
| Charity Rotch | 1 | - | 8 | 438 |
| Clearview | 1 | - | 8 | 441 |
| Colonial Hills | 1 | - | 9 | 435 |
| Columbia | 1 | - | 10 | 448 |
| East Brookfield | 1 | - | 8 | 430 |
| Grey Ridge Estates | 3 | - | 10 | 422 |
| Lawndale | 1 | - | 8 | 433 |
| Massillon | 1 | 46 | 8 | 432 |
| Mayflower Village | 1 | - | 8 | 409 |
| New England | 1 | - | 9 | 432 |
| Rolling Hills Village | 1 | - | 8 | 394 |
| Sherwood (historical) | 1 | - | 10 | 412 |
| Sippo Heights | 1 | - | 8 | 436 |
| Spring Valley Estates | 1 | - | 8 | 251 |
| Summit (historical) | - | - | - | 202 |
| Walnut Hills | 4 | - | 11 | 449 |
| West Brookfield | 1 | - | 8 | 262 |
| West Massillon | 1 | - | 8 | 423 |
| West Park | 1 | - | 10 | 440 |
| Westarado | 1 | - | 10 | 406 |
Settlements in this township
23 placesEvery populated place the Geographic Names Information System records inside this township's Census boundary. 0 of the 23 are named in the chapter; the rest were founded later or were never more than a post office.
- Augusta Lakes not in 1881
- Autumn Ridge Estates not in 1881
- Canton Road not in 1881
- Charity Rotch not in 1881
- Clearview not in 1881
- Colonial Hills not in 1881
- Columbia not in 1881
- East Brookfield not in 1881
- Grey Ridge Estates not in 1881
- Lawndale not in 1881
- Massillon not in 1881
- Mayflower Village not in 1881
- New England not in 1881
- Rolling Hills Village not in 1881
- Sherwood (historical) not in 1881
- Sippo Heights not in 1881
- Spring Valley Estates not in 1881
- Summit (historical) not in 1881
- Walnut Hills not in 1881
- West Brookfield not in 1881
- West Massillon not in 1881
- West Park not in 1881
- Westarado not in 1881
The chapter
4,094 wordsReproduced complete and unedited. The text is machine-read from a scan of the 1881 printing, so expect the errors a machine makes reading a century-old page: misspelled names, dropped words, stray characters. Nothing has been corrected, because correcting a proper name invents one. The headings below are the book's own.
Benbvolekx Associations
Main and Eri« sts; Moadiiy evenings. Eureka Encampment Island 3d Friday evenlugs each inonih. Hebekah Lodge, No lo, 52d and 4th FriiUys each month. Massillon Lodge, No 48.(Gorman) every Wetlnesday evening. , , Hart Post, No '>, G. A. R., Bcatty s Block, held at the residence of Nahum Russell on Prospect St., Thursday evening Jan. 25th All are cordially invited to come and see thc shadow pictures and Clue Beard.
whisky may have been in ithis^ transaction, but from what witnesses said last Sunday, it was beer, and beer only, that inspired the spirit which resulted in the death of a manone who some of themost respectable of the witnesses testified was generally a quiet, orderly citizen. Not one of the large crowd present on Sunday afternoon could avoid seeing the inevitable connection between cause and effect, in this case - that liquor and murder are as inseparable us the Siamese twins. We have warned our eommunity hundreds of tirai'S of this fact, yet it seems to waken no general spiiit of opposition to the dread evils of intemperance. But when the demon enters our homes is it not time to act? Self preservation is the first law of nature, and our indifference can't repeal it.
Oil first ptige our readers will find an article of considerable interest, especially to the people of towns and cities in regard to local taxation. Massillon in that list o* names is placed in the pioud position o having no 'public debt, an ho'norable and fortunate place to occupy, but our city has very little company of this class while there |ire many in quite a different position - and some of them badly so.
Williams and lady, the Rep & Rep corres. pondent does-up the business in the most approved Jenkins style. The render who is a connoisseur in matters of dress, can tell how the ladies, were clad, even lo their shoe strings for anything we know.
hold their clime society at the residence of, includes au clmost endless variety of all general Kent Jarvis, on Friday evening, Jan tuat js admirable in the extensive domain of 23th llrs J G Warwick, Sec. flowers and vegetables, and in a number of instances gives the coloring to several of the » - , *. . -*» x j . ill -:-*-«* n*^*-» E» * ---- v « - - - -- f^ - . _ - Hie Disciples June society will meet at! cllo,COBt varletlcB of t;he fi.rmcr. . The
Toledo that Mr.». Gtforgi-Iline, formerly ot this city, died in that place, and thit tl.e body will bc at Massillon «orne time to ilay when piiticulars will be
-ephyr work in the city at Ilumberger <fc Son's. Slipper and ottoman patterns cheaper than you would believe. Call and see. Ladies, Humberger & Son have the styles i
: pinks, pahsies and phlox arc nearly life like in richness of colors, and taking all together the entire contents is of such a character a -. to elicit the commendation of all who admire this department ol the elegant and useful in nature, as well as the chaste and beautiful in art. It cannot be otherwise than that this firm should be prosperous in the calling o which they seem so wel] adaplcd.
for Ohio, has placed us under obligations I'cr his annual report, with the statistics foi Ib71, including tbe Rgricultnral and popula tion statistics of Ohio, as given by the 9tl chiirt of the states is embodied in the work P.y this chart we find that in 17CO Virginii was No. 1 in population - now it is No. 10 At the present time New Yoik is No I Peon. No. 2, Ohio No. 3. Of thc states Ne
Eurly in the day Wclchcnbanch and Delmire, both young men, were arrc.stod by the marshal and plac-jd in Ihe c:-.l;\bf>osc f >r | v.u,.x has the ](,ast population, and is No. 37 safekeeping. An examination ol' witnesses examination of the brain, heart, lungs and other vital parts of thc body, and found all in a healthy condition. Thc stone thrown would weigh some two pounds, and struck the deceased on the left temple, and the Dr came to the conclusion that death was cans- ed by concussion of the jrain, [though ihe of the ministers in lowti sduil was rot broken, nor were any niplures of blood vessels in thc head noticed.
A Few More Dats For
if late ycai-9 has bnen trying to do the 8th of M January of Wooster. According to the Republican of that place the last effort in that vmy was a flat failure. It is now proposed iy the republicans that they celebrate the 22d nf February - hive a bis: time by iuvitng people from neighboring counties.
about them. For instance, on looking over in exchange the other.day, find noticing the frequent inuendoes, slurs, flings, and insinuions about women, curiosity induced a
:onnt of items on one page, which altogether numbered eighty six. Of these 8C items twenty three were about women, and all of one-sort,-which are characterized by the adjectives above given. And that is tht kind of editors who arc powerful religious: and cant tolerate the least liberality of sent ment which dissents frcm their very narrow gauge.theology. Model expounders of virtue and innocence, are these chaps.
the new railroad, give notice that they want 100 men,to.whom $1,50 will be gjven a day - witn curt $2, with wagon teams $3 They are at work a little smith" of town. This looks like business, means business, and is business.
Price
The undersigned offors for sale his Dwellin"- House, corner of Main and Center st? The houee is one story and a halt frame end contains six rooms - house well 'furnished throughout; large cistern, t£-c. The building is new, and is one of the most desirable locations in the" city. For terms apply lo debility, and despair of ever recovering the vigor and mien of manhood we earnestly recommend Dr. Walk' rs California Vinegar Bitters." Bt-tore thi-y have finished the first bottle, they will feel the restorative pnnciple at woik in eveiy portion of their broken down syftems and hope will spring up in their hearts, Nocuse of dyspepsia, intermittent lever, or kidney diseases, can resist this unequalled vegetable tonic which is unpolluted by ony dislilled or fermented liquor. 444 4w and Lot, the lo'. consistins of one acre, located in Russell's addition to the city of Massillon. Those who wish iuf.mnation as to this properly, and other particulars, pleuse call on the subscriber on tin- promise;?.
Henry W. Howald Zea. -Nectar
heir value. The lWa§»lllon Hardware Store keeps an assortment of shelf and heavy liardwtire, and all of wlutli -was boujjlil for cash. We sell a» low a» the lowest. Call and »c«i for jroursclveii. K El. LEV &
-when all stable men were complaining that the horse ointments of the day TS ere unstable remedies, the Mustang Liniment made "its entree in Missouri, without any flourish -of trumpets, and within one year, became -the 'favorite embrocation for the extern,:!
pretty wild ones, wore collected at the. grocery of Jacob K< .--(', in Kendall and two of the boys, p.niong other .trioks, the counter and took perhaps a dozen sticks of candy, in a rather summary way. Hofufker, as we understand it, ti>kl the proprietor of t!ic missing candy, and this excited the two boys ngainst him very much, and young Dclmirc was anxious to have a fight with the deceased. During the time the party remained in the grocery, according to the testimony of some of the witnesses, they took a good many di inks, perhaps a dozen each - at least they gn^ pretty qunrclsome and noisy, and about midnight Hose ordered them out at the front door, all excepting Hofiicker, who be accompanied out of the back way to the residence of the deceased - Hose having a revolver to protect him from threatened violence by Delmire and Welchcnbauch. Both parties arrived at the resi dunce of Hofacker about the same time, and some of the boys claimed that they too tried to prevent violence toward Georgs, but while this was going on Welchenbauch was
Such an example is well worthy of imita tion, and Mr. Jacobs leads uff in an invest nlent'which is creditable to his generosity and in the end will be uo less to him.
Every clay almost adds a little to the accumulation of snow, so that the streets and roads ure in good condition for sleighing and the jingle of bells has conic to be familiar music.
Fortunately nobody was part, though some people may hs.ve made narrow escapes. And while this was permitted, but a day-or so after some little boys were coasting on a much less frequented part of town, -when their little sleds were taken from them and they went home s< rrowmg. If these things are so it is certainly wrong - though it is not justifiable to encourage even little boys in coasting on thoroughfares -
ID »ll the western and southern states. From.searchin!? in the s(1.eet for and punion, the yeller dog, which bore him com- »l»fct time to this, it lias never liad a rival, m wag gecn -t() tbrow ft stone> sllpposcd to bc panV) he reprtrts dead. So thc Damon of the ihe estimation of accomplished horsemen;, tbe fatal nn(J Then thc bo> g ,(;f,i We]cneri_ firm jjgg barked his last bark but the Pyth- funny a lad ns he imagines himself, his duck must have a finely feathered drake te quack in her ear and keep her awake Sunday nights. He appears to be afraid of Mr. Temple'.0 preaching quite as much as he dread the small pox - peihaps -not yet having at, tained that age of kittenhood (the ninth day) when the ligUt can be safely trusted ti beam
,yie United States where the Muntanc Linl.'and oll arriving in Uie hall where tho man ment \S not ren-nrded by both sexes and ev., ]aid> wlt,, the aid of lhc wcman> carriud hial .cry class, as a bio -sing to the community. up gtllirS| the woumled man givmg onc moro on his weak eyes has things a little Van Winkle and liberal Christianity together, but t<> our outlook they are not near as Iluire-brcken up several long standing sroan> I'";:" "" - - - - - - , , .... ,r , . cr name of this witness, saw that tiie man was! much alike as he and his late comrade - tho .caaes of chill* and fever with Simmon s , , , , ',. . , . i ,, . , . , , , , should by all means subscribe for the Pittsburg Daily Dispatch, one of the largest, liveliest, and cheapest papers in the United States. Thc Dispatch has been established over a quarter of a euntury; independent in politics, advocating always those measures which promise the greatest possible good to the lari'esl possible number; gives daily thirty-six columns of matter, embracing the latest news by telegraph, the most reliabl market reports, the latest cab'e telegrams thu freshest legislative news, thc latest eon. grcssional reports, Ihe fullest local report^ with all the news by mail, including the most interesting personal and political items full telegraphic market reports from alj the points of importance, cast and west, and much other matter of an entertaining and instructive character. The Dispatch is furnished by mail at $S a year, or may be had from our agents in any town or villagwithin one hundred and fifty miles of Pitt burg at li cents per week.
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! thc sheet anchor of the feeble! and debilitated. As a. tonic and cordial fir the aged and languid it has no equal among stomachics. As .a remedy f >r the nervous weakness to \vhicli womono especially subject, it is siiperccding evury other stimulant. In all climates, tropical, temperate or frigid, il acts as a specific in every species of disorder which undermines the bodily strength and breaks down thc animal spirits. 444-ly
Probably few articles have ever had so extensive a sale, while none have been more universally beneficial lliun Ihe celebrated Mexican Mustang Liniment. Children,
Adults, Horses, and domestic animals, are always lialile to accident, and it is sale to say, thai no family can pass a single season without some kind of emoHinent, being necessary. It becomes a matter of importance then to secure the best.
of that disease, consumption, by a remedy, is anxious to make known fellow sufferers the means of the prescription ii-ed, (free of charge ), with the direction's for preparing and using the same, which they will find n sure < ..re for consumption, asthma, bronchitis, &c.
to §-;0 a day selling our new 7 strand while w ic rlollies lines. They last j-'ornvei; sample free- Send for circular. Address nt once Hudson River Wire
Music
MISS M. L. MEDARY, has permanently located in the city o! Massil.'on, where she will devote her time to giving instructions on the Piano, Organ and Mclodcon. For particular's slie would respectfully rclVr pupils and - there to Prof. Ickes, Mi*;* CKru Ickes, Mr. G. P. Ree.d, or she may be consulted personally at l:er rooms at Mrs. Setterlin's, Main st. llasslllon.
at $1,50 a year, or in clubs of ten to one a;i . dress at $1 each, with a free paper to thc party getting up Uie club. Subscribers may remit either in money or which is the safest way.
postoffice order Postmasters receiving subscriptions for the Dispatch, either Daily or Weekly, are authorized lo retain twenty per cent, on our club rates. Ad. dress O'Neill & Rook, publisher of Daily and Weekly Dispatch, 67 and 69 Eifth A v cnuc, Pitlsburg, Pa. 2\v
Barley ^ bush Flaxscetl Clovcrseed Timothy Seed Potatoes $ bush,.. Butter $ ft Eggs 1$ dozen Snlt$ barrel Dried apples..'. White lime per bbl Water lime per bbl
Notice
A petition will be presented to the commissioners of Stark country, at ihei^Mar-li session, praying tor the location of a County road in Perry township, running ns follows: Commencing at the smith end of a certain street in West Massillon, now laid out, and lying between lots No. 21, .29 and 30 of au amicable partition of certain lands made by W S Wetmore, R S Fay, and the executors of AmosJJlrney, deceased, Oct. 17th, A D 1848, of which the map or plat, together with a memorandum of the same is recorded in the records of Stark Co., O., and to which reference is here made f::r more particular discription; and running thence along the line of a private road now laid out through the lands of Thomas McCullough, Isaac Steese and Kent J Chase, and from the tcr-" minus of said private road, by the best and most practicable route until it connects with a County road running through'lancJs owned by John G Warwick.A PETITIONER.
and Bennct B. Warner a justice of thu peace, Perry township, Stark Co., O. By virtue of i umlry c rders issued by Edwin" Jarvis? Esq., and Benn t B. Warner, Esq., justices of the peace iu said county, in the above and other cases before them pending, I shall expose to sale on Saturday, tlie 3d day Feb. 1871, at 1 o'clock, p. in., and a o'clock, p. in.,on the canal bridge in the cily of Mnssillon, the canal bout Charter Oak and the canal boat Currier, watercrat* of over twenty tons burden, navigating the v aters within the state of Ohio. Terms, Cash. Sale positive.
i fine steel plate engraving with G. «. Westbrook, Chemist, and Trade Mark, Mexican Mustang Liniment, engr.ivecl across the face of each wrapper. Tlie whole bears tiie puprietor's private-U S revenue stamp, and not. a common stamp as used by druggists. Lyon Manufacturing Co., 53, Park Place, New York. m>3 - 447-ly.
At a meeting of thc riirectors of said association it was ~/te»olst(l, That 25 per cent, of the capital slock subscribed be called in on Oct. 1st, 1871, payable to the office of Me,- Lain & Hunt. The balance in same amounts on Nov 1st, Dec 1st, und Jan 1. Per order.
Clement Russeli Eiavin Bayuss
for distribution, gratis, throughout thu United Olatcs, and all civili/td countries of the Western Hemisphere, will be published about thelir<t of?Ji.niiiiry, in the English, German, French, Norwegian, Welsh. Swedish,
Holland, Bohemian and Spanish languages, and all who wish to understand the true philosophy of health should read and ponder the admirable medical treatise on the causes, prevention and cure of a great variety .'f diseases, it embraces a large amount of information interesting tu the mc'rc-hant, theme chanic. miner, the farmer, the planter, and professional man: and the calculations, have been made for such meridians and latitude? as are most suitable for u correct and comprehensive National Cnlender.
, thc staple tonic and ulit-rative'of more than ', halt'the Christian world, are fully set forth " in iis piigi-s-, which- are also intersperses
' Send for our new price list and a dull form will accompany it, containing full directions - mukingra large saving to consumers and rein uncr* live to club organizers The Great American Tea Co.,
What 13 It
It is a sure and perfect remedy for all diseases of the liver and spleen, enlargement >r obstruction of intestines, urinary, uterine or abdominal organs, poverty or .1 want of blood, intermittent or remittent- fevers, intiiimatioii of the liver, dropsy, sluggish ?irculfltion of the blond, abscesses, tumors, jaundice, scrofula, dyspepsia, ague and fevers or Ihcir concomittiinls.
sent n special commission to Unit conntry to procure it in its native purity, and having tiwnd its wonderful curative properties to even excel! the anticipations formed by 114 grent reputation, has concluded to offer it \n thc public, and is happy to state that he h»* perfected arrangements tor a regular monthly supply of this wonderful plant. lie had spent much time in experimenting and investigating as to the most efficient pn-panition from it, for popular use, and bus f»r some lima used in his own practice with most happy results the effectual medicine now prs-'sentcd to the public as Dr Wells' Extract of Jurubeha. And he confidently recom nends it to family as a household remedy which be freely taken as a blood purifier in' vangemcnts of the system and to a by Joseph \Vclchenbauch, and that Dehniro little flings don( ht all injure or inpair the produces serious and often fatal diaaases, is : fol-r mjies south of Mam street \vhurefcuid was accessory to the deed. The witnesses truths to which Mr. T giro utterance - and removed by the use of Or. Henry's Root and ! bo.it Is itowlyhig.
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For Sale
and Indiana Railroad road from Ft. Wayne, and Markanaw, Mich., _ f.imina; land's every variety of soil, fromttie rkU c!,iv lonm, to tbe lich* ssndy, and they «rc- found in that nec-tiim of Michigan, north .>]- fbe city of Gr.--nd Uapids, (.r.cl contiguous to fhtscreitt fruit belt on :ue eastern suores of I ikr Michijitan, now being rapidly (.Mvelor.ed by railroad and other enterprises.
ie, Ind., to Traverse 13f>y I .v(] justing, no screws to annov, no delay in ich., comprteim? in iis|.ul-' . it is always ready for use! It is plmg. _ a perfect little wonder ! it is a miniature -riant., doing more work and of a better qualitv, than the in >st elaborate and cost'y. One half of the labor is fully saved by its use, and th« clothes will last one hulflo tiger than by the old plan oftfie rob board. It will wash the largest blanket. .Three shirts at a lira,;, -washing thoroughly,! In a wove), the abfutio* cf anv fabric, from a quilt-to a lace vrtnin or cambric uandkerrliiet, are equally -itl.'.n the capacity of the Little Gem! It in be faster 3d to any .tub and taken elf at nil. No matter how deep rooted a prejudice lay exist against "Washing Machines, tbe inment this little machine is seen to per -rm its wonders, all doubts of its cleansing ffleacj and utility are banished, and tb [->ubt«r and detractor at once become riemts of the machine.
Jos. Colemam
already tnmituted mea^uro for tl.e pro tn'itii'ii ot forest culture, and others are imw bctjiuting (*> move to tho attainment of the same object. They a)\ iael mixture of a-11 the twelve valuable active principles of the well known curative a^ent Pine tree tar, Unequalled in coughs, colds, catarrh, asthma, bronchitis and consumption. Cures without f.iil a recent cold in three to six hours: and also by its vitalising purifying and stimulating effect upon the general iu all
Diseases Of The Blood
Including scrofula and eruptions of the skin, dyspepsia, diseases oi' the liver and kidneys, heart disease and general debility. One trial convinces! Also a
Volatile Solution Of
For inhalation without application of heat. A remarkable valuable discovery as the whole apparatus can be carried in the vest pocket, ready at any time for the most effectively and positively curative use in all diseases of tlie nose, throat and lungs. Tlie compoiJlid for use in connection with the elixir tar ia a combination of the two most valuable alterative medicines known in the profession, and renders this pill without exception the best ever offered - send for circnla'r of post live cures to your druggist or to L F Hyde & Co. sole p.oprietors, HO East, 33d street,. "". Y. So'd.by drugji«t», 4372m.
Tile Improved American
is wanted that will do the most work, and do it the be=.t, and tli.s machine can do several kind? of ifwinir not done on any other machine, besides doing every kind that all oll>tr-> can do. The American OP Plnin Sc\viiig
Cash will be paid for all produce. All goods will be purchased in tbe eastern in rket at the very lowest cash rates, and sold to the trade at lowest CASH C3TY PREC£S, and we will endeavor to Rive full satisfaction to all our old aud new friends and patrons and the public at large, and solicit ^heir encouragement in our future enterprise of transacting business on a cash basis, and sustain us by giving us a liberal share of patronage. And in return for your lavors we can only offer you all oth?i- respects the principal of construction is the sau:c. These Machines are Warranted. Sewing Machine!1, Attachments of all kinds. machine needles and oil f r sale at Sewing Machine Depot, iu rooms of John Lowe, second floor, Opera Block. Don't fail to
Anchor Line
Calling at Londonderry to land Mails and passengers. The steamers of this favorite line are built expressly for the Atlantic passenger trade, anil fitted up in every respect with all Hie modern nnpiuvements calculated to insure the safety, comfort and convenience of passemrers.
First Cabin $r.5 and $75, according to location, cabin Return Tickets, $130, securing best accommodations. Intermediate $33 ! Steerage, $-!8 j and corrupts the integrity and "solvency of an establishment, as protective tarifl's jpe- ' rate as contagions disease impoverishes tha body physical. 412tff consult DR. C. A. SMITH. A thorough and sure cure for Gocnrrhoea, Gleet. Syphilis, Emissions or Self abuse in short every kind of Sexual Disens.-. A safe and speedy removal of all obstructions of the monthly periods, <vith or without medicine. All
Cr. Augustus Slee
CR. AUGUSTUS SLEE Treats all private diseases.with gieat success. Spermatorrhoea, or seminal weakness and impolency, caused by selfabuse, etc - producing General Debility of the body, Intlierestior1, want of proper Manliness, Loss of Memory, Indolence; reducing tbe System soas to render Marriage unadvisable - Peraient ly Cured.
Female complaints. SterilUy. Animenorrhoea, Mennorrhogia, and all Such'.diseases,, causing annoyance and interfering''ty.ifh the , general health and enjoVmcntqf life',. invari:' abiy removed. - - - '. .. . "
On Marriage
Evils and Abuses, wliirh interfere with lf»r riage - with sure means of relief for the Er ring and Unfortunate, diseased and debility . ed. Sent free 5n.p»>R'pd --ftvel«pei». A^dr* HOWARD ASSOCIATION.^ 2,S.Nin
Provenance
Text from History of Stark County, with an Outline Sketch of Ohio, by Perrin, William Henry, D. 1892? Ed, published 1881 and in the public domain in the United States. Digitised by the Internet Archive. The settlements listed against this township are matched by point-in-polygon test of each Geographic Names Information System coordinate against the Census Bureau's county subdivision boundary, not by name.