The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-07

Tom TurncrIHpursu rsuIugchurch methods,
llc takes up q collection uud thuu grdtu
fully thanks the audience, Tom never
learned that a. church, Where did hu
learn 10 do II 20 wcll'
Tom Turner, tho Gay and Festive Tom,
had II all llErd, Did anybody stop 10
think that perhaps Tom was lixcdf
Jule Whiting, Of School Book Monopoly
fame, true 10 hH bargain, was Hclliug out
The whole Republican ticket for the lcgiH-
luturO, llc proved himself hlrcllug uf
tho school Book Combination,
llcrb Soxton was covorlng around ycr.
to-day iuquirlug how much NEWs'DEMO'
CNAT stock would be- worth to-day We
can now answer the question, III worth
moro than his shallow brains could con.
ooiyo or his borrowed "hoodloN Cun buy,
A crowd Of Republicans gathered In the
pronutC oillCo thla morning and the query
was passed around, "WhW the III ho-
came OF the 5000 We sent 10 MnssillonY'
We Nlll "cdlt the county printing
Even The Weekly Repository at the losing
price OF 81 per year. pay In onions, tur-
nips or old rage, didn't win.
Gulllycr Grant matcrialllcd ~ % "Lilli-
putinnN yesterday. Oh, how small he
grow ua the shades Of might drcw nigh,
Well, Mr., Bumuhy won't complain uf.
tor all, Hos had thirteen years of court
house life, and hc must be very tired of H.,
Mr., Bush, the saloon men of Stark
county are not "mullct hcuds,N They've
heard OF you before,
OH but the Republican organ h getting
H. On nll aidcH N heard the Republican
cry "God save us from our organ,N
llorrah for Pike, Democratic gain 90,
Come again Pike, We thank you.
II was the Shcrlrs last proclamation
that stirred up the Young Mons Dcmo.
cratic Club.
Tho local editor Of the Repository nt
Muasillou was "bnugudN IN thu nose last
evening. lie, like his principals, wos"ioo
lrcsh.n
The Democrats don't want 20 charter
the Street Car Co. tits now a uon'purt'
san organization.
Tho Republican party In Stark county
has made an assignment. Chns, A. Krldcr
iH the assignee.
Grant, Turner, Whiting, "twcnty-llvc
cents u linc,n and Herb Saxton. Oh, what
lay out,
Tho Fifth ward did nobly yesterday,
The Democratic gain was an even lO'.
This is due the untiring Efforts Of Squire
Rclgncr and Committeeman James
Willis.
Ed. Mack, committeeman from Pre-.
cinct A, Third ward, Is n hustler. His
precinct gave Democratic majority OF ~
more than the Democratic poll No stone
was left unturncd by him to get out the
full vote.
Shannfclt aud his managers were indis-
erect They gave the Democrats u scare
two weeks ago that developed intoN gem
uino stampede to Kridcr ShOn0fclt IL u
nice man In q grocery store, but the pco'
didn't want him for sheriff,
Monnot and Drcsboch are splendid
team, They can do up n whole regiment
of 1.-TWO bitn and hallctgirl editors, School
Book Monopoly Writings and small fry
politicians Of the Turner and Grant style.
llurrah for Monnot aud Drcsb0chl
Major Gygcr we said would not pine.
He anticipated the Waterloo.
QShnnnrclt, they say, twas born In the
lniln He was not, however, intended TO
live there.
Charlie Lniblin had better come into the
Democratic ranks, The Republicans have
no use for him, We told hm so.
Senator Snyder IL Il wiscacrc. lie said
last evening, ~ could have beaten How
olls,N and ut was Il dan big mistake to
nominate ForakorN The "twcnty-hvo
| cent u linon papers advice should have
been followed, "Snydcr should have
been nominated FOR Governor, lie is too
big u man FOR Senator
| Probate Judge Fowcctt Is coming IN for
| his share of abuse among Republicans.
They say he sluilkcd and kept in The
background, fearing next years contest
for the Probate judgcship, aud they pro.
pose 60 punish him for t. Tho Judge will
learn what bttcr partisanship Is, lIc has
| given the Democrats of Stark county the
cue, and they'llusc 10 noXtyem, and don't
| YOU forget Il.
CouuMRus, o., jOuulry, 1850,
A tclcrrom 10 w, s, Snyder, II 'rb SaXton
and Harry RoN:
Your rcspnut.ons ~ members Of the
Canton Board OF Elections is hereby re.
spCotrully requested.
j. u. CAMPBELL,