The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-01-08

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Il TINS is the week Of prayer and sewers
10 Of our churches are observing il.
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PUE not yourtrust IN money, but pu
your money ] n trust. 1900 --
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"REVoLuTIoRs never turn back bu
= they sometimes make very short turns
: TEE Rep. & Rep. folks scream rats |
{ No wonder when they live on rat alley.
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r THE weather Is not favorable for strike
hence tie failure of the R. R. strike.
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: TIE Virginius having touched bottom
by going to the bottom in our hands, on
: Government may have to pay for it t
Spain.
- OLD Caleb Gushing is only 74-but car
talk Spanish, and, We suppose will wall
Spanish.
How many who were alive New Year
day will be alive the first day Of January
1872 Echo answers, many.
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TEE "HoOks" ball on New Years Eve
EI JSJANJ N0N 4NAoSt SHO H1S :
success: r alIss
The three carrier boys of the two tele-
graph ofhces IN q city we've around or
New Years day with a poetical address
CHIPPEWA P. O., is hereafter to be
known as Doylestown, the name of the
village in which it is located.
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i THE Beacon Publishing Company o.
Akron will increase its capital stock from
$4,000 to $4,000, va .T-I-
III
It seems like stories from the land Of sDirits,
II any man obtains that which he merits,
Or any merit that witch he obtains.
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LOOK not moHrnfuly into the past; II
returns no more; wisely improve the pres
q and meet events with q calm and man
lyl heart.
. In this paper will be found the adver-
tisement os Joseph Ehrett, wishing to sell
his valuable farm four miles from MassIll-
on tits azdesirabls- place.
+ TEE WadsNorth- Enterprise is now
printed by ste am and presents an improY-
ed appearence. This We call EnLerprise,
ESPECIALLY when the patent insides" are
dropped. " rHr
TAsTsFival / thspD iqpIes church has
proved soheWhat Of : snecess. On last
SabbaththnRe cenYsrtaa were baptissd in
ne union dana 1n0a1 uEgnd lAlH1
i THs east q the dtxclesk has bean.
resting DWe days EWonasD ifjtSSnn
ny and make up for Loaf time wheR it
oofA q sEAln' LE-aut-aE
TIE ehaEes Gazette Comiqus treupe
were poorly patronized on Thursday eT-
enmg -oflast. week. : They are worthy Of
COED honseA Bettst lnsk hsxt lime. saaa
READ1Ne.2Ths 6rst public reading Gt'
the LibnaryAnsOms OF the z. NJ. C. A. Wilt
take place on Wednesday evening Janu-
erIy 14th. Readers, a. McGregor, Rev,
Mr. Park and Rev. O. ". Smith. zoe
p MACE THOMSON r of NJ uuic, has
Localized In fhls city. 0Hei is prepared to
take. stadents on Piano, ThoronRh Bass,
Harmony and Compositisn, For the
PrehSnt can Be found at the 81. Cloud.
DID our aIley neighbors ever hear of
that old AaFraWay that got into large
Cheshire cheese and thought himself fixed
for the winter till 3 Scotch terrier got AZ
ter him.
s7TAE fools who are controlling the desti-
niea of France are still shooting Communists.
SIX more havelbesa condemned. TO death.
TIE lessonsE Of experiSnee don't pass for
smnfk in that unfortunate country.
W9- z CTTITT q CT-D . - MI LaEE "A
u PeoEs LoeAN. Distinguished andprac-
tie4 Phrenolcgist: WIN give . free lecture
in the Opera House on to-mcFrowa even
fHgi Friday, We have no doubt that the
sFrofsssot will bszRsll worth hearing. s4aisi
40 Z r4AAEan nIEl ~ 80 Laffa lss1 . e-lri
OHRnsW jaiI isin nss. Stephen Morris.
GSofgesmith, Cherries Dudley and VIM.
Wilcox being imprisoned in the new pri-
son preparatory toastarting for Columbus
WITH Sheriff Baxter and deputies GA atur-
day! -3sS Ttla5 ava 3TT<EfTIo55 800
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