The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-12-19

IL don't lose over $50 on the deal, / am
generally satisfied remember some
years ago | bought horse, and he was
warranted TO be sound A few days
afterwards, discovered the animal was
blind, In one eye, and went to the man
from whom had purchased. He was
innocent of the defect, and we finally
settled the matter by his paying me $50
when / should have had $50. sheriff
Hiram DOLL
II think it was very small of George
d. Saxton TO commence proceedings to
restrain Mrs. Annie f.. George from Wis
iting his block. james Sterling.
1.-The commercial travellers had a great
banquet, and one that reflected much
credit upon the organization We had q
jolly time, 1 tell you. "A. b. Correll
II have no use for the work-house
bloodhourds. II It had not been for the
dogs trailing the Harris boys, they would
have been acquitted. There was no
direct Evidence against them, but the
testimony of tho dogs was too strong, and
could not be overcome. Ralph Amb-
Ter.
80 man who runs u restaurant must
know just what customer desires.
Sumo want their meat rare, and others
we'll done. While one man likes lean
meat, and another fat, it is always easy
to please the public, when you know the
wants of the party you are waiting on. !"
Charles Udick.
IA man has TO go away from home to
get the news. 1 never heard of the
strange condition Of the young woman
In Massillon until I reached Canton, and
then several people asked me about the
case. Otto e. Young.
1.-THE appointment of janitor seems to
have given pretty good satisfaction, as 1
have heard very little kicking. OF course
the selection was q compromise. john
X. Poyser.
IL have made many stage falls, and
never injured myself until the benefit
entertainment last week. l am much
surprised that was hurt In such man
ner. Joseph Dannemiller.
"You have no idea of the trouble l
have in finding homes for neglected chill
dren. After time the mother usually
puts in an appearance at the residence of
the parties who have adopted the child,
and trouble results. In many cases they
decline to keep the baby, and l am
obliged to find new home. In the
future / shall endeavor not TO lei the par
ents know who has taken their child, and
this will save much annoyance. -
Charles r. Frazer.
"Scores Of mothers err seriously in pre-
pairing their little ones for out doors.
They bundle the little children up and
keep them standing in the house while
they dress, instead of reversing the form
and dressing the children last. The re-
suit Is, the child is overheated before
leaving the house. and il the day is ex-
tremely cold, uhils suddenly. 1t is best
If in preparing them for cold weather
their wraps are left in cold room until
ready for departure. BY this method
the child is better able to battle against
the weather in the temperature being
increased by exercise and not reduced.
Such consideration as this may save the
monia. DIR. A. b. Walker.
1.-THE Dexter will soon be on the mar
ket We wish to have it perfect in every
detail before one is sold. '-E. J. Myers.
There were many amusing circum-
stances connected with the recent meet
ing of the State Auditors Association at
Columbus, but none more SO than my
beipg considered republican official, by
those who were all jubilating over their
recent victory. was button-ho as
vigorously as any Of them for my influ'
ence principally for Sleeper. 1 asked
why Sleeper?' We can use him was
the vigorous response. Then was given
such exhaustive reviews of the situation,
and the intentions as to plainly show
why they wanted man who could be
used Auditor Louis A. Loichot.
"In many cities of Canton's size, the
deaths per year reach on an average OF
500. In Canton the average is about 35C
a year. "-J. f. Shaffer.
"There are on an average Of thirty
deaths a month in Canton and there are
six of us undertakers in the city. ."-H.
| ID. McCrea.
Some people think the reduction they
are to have on gas by paying before th'
| 10th of the month is 90 cents on the dol
lar This is wrong. 1t is 20 cents on th'
thousand cubic feet There were som,
complaints on gas bills being higher IL
November than in October but this is tt
be expected as the days are shorter ant
the nights longer in November than II
October. Every person who has ga
meter in his house can readily keep coun
of the gas he consumes during eact
month If he wishes. II he does not know
how to figure by the meter we will taxi
pleasure in giving instructions in thiI
direction. III. W. Wells.
81 am going to exhibit about twenty
| five birds a5 the Alliance Poultry show
during holiday week. Attorney james
Sterling.
"Rev. j. Harrison Jones, of Mt. UnioI
preached funeral sermon in Magnolia
one day last week, and at the conclusion