The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-05-24

MlRLRoRo oORREspoNDENCE.
ava uOn Seen John to.pirhtY

Have you seen John to-pightY
The village ifrog pond iH TO DO drained ana
'snita' Ia happy
Our own Luts moumeth because the new ditch
will cost him forty shlllings.
Squire Miller did not 90 TO church on last sun
day as II was such good day to scrub out ana
renovate his office. The dignity Of the law must
be sustained,
Our streets have been wonderfully improved by
the gravel that has been put upon them, Mays
rather takes the shine of anything In the super
visor line we have ever had In our township,
One OF our enterprising township Trustees con-
templates engaging In the sewing machine busi'
ness, We have been informed that no has just
ordered one hundred maohines and would ad-
vise those wishing to purchase to see him before
they buy. Cider will be taken at market rates II
delivered before the Fall campaign opens
Dogs often betray the Whereabouts ofthelr mas
ters On Sunday night In the early watches
dog which To his master 'stieketh closer than
brother" and which Ia often seen on our streets,
was found lying on the sidewalk In lont of a
house Of - in this village Whether his master
was within or not Is matter Of conjecturei but 1t
Is always the better way to chain up your pup
before starting out upon such missions
Since the recent reduction Of 80 per cent in the
price Of sewing machines, we notice our active
agents are bringing in quite number which
were out on trial. We fear that the popular agent
will not be as successful in selling second class
machines at tlrst.class prices as he is in convinc
ing the public that he should not follow Buck
Fanshaw's example in regard to shaking his
mother,
On last Sunday our peaceful village was visited
by the "Broadguage," Of Alliance The Apostle
was accompanied by his home force and passed
in sich array before our astonished citizens It
seldom happens that the rural districts are fav-
ored with the presence of so much dignity and
aristocracy The caravan fetched up in front of
the NJ. e. Church, where quite large number Of
our citizens had assembled through curiosity,
and desire to take advantage of the shortcut
under the leadership of this modern Moses TO the
promised land. The discourse was very ably de-
livered and showed unmistakable evidence Of
familiarity with ancient history. Judging from
the final application made by the speaker his
views are liberal easy in fact are the require
ments of the law under his construction that any
one not positively rejecting the scriptures may be
gathered in to the fold on their own terms and no
questions asked. We noticed among his most
ardent and congenial admirers many Come
cutters Free Lovers, and spirtualists, who now are
or have been citizens of our township, and per-
sons who have used their influence in opposition
to the popular churches As to the reputation OF
the speaker as a conscientious man we cannot
say, but would suggest the idea of dropping his
old friend Gov Hendricks, line and set at rest
the inevitable gossips. We also noticed in the
vast crowd the chronic candidate for State sena'
tor, who, with his vast influence, was prepared to
rope in such of his boyhood companions ds realize
the necessity of an early road to glory We are
of the opinion that bis religious views will be as
popular in this township as he is as candidate
for Office. FAIR COUNT.