The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-09-21

The modest bard. like many bard
unknown,
Rhymes on our names. but wisely hides
his own;
His name would bring more credit than
his verse.
Chief Mesnar is doing q good deal of
| wholesome nosing.
Both the Review and the Leader are
satisfied that the Star has ceased to
twinkle, in Alliance, and the Star seems
satisfied. There Is no reason why 1t
should not now be made unanimous.
| An Akron man came from the Klon-
dixie, found that his wife had believed
him dead and married another man
and raised family Of children. He
looked the family over and again broke
for the Klondike.
| A headliner on the sedate evening
organ heads horrible story of terror
on a lake boat, while nearing Mil
waukee, Erie Mad" Just when Mil
waukee moved over to Lake Erie or
when Lake Erie moved over to Milwau-
kee is left for the reader to guess.
|
Editor Newell. of the Columbiana
Ledger, is around his home town this
week with his nose at an elevation of
40 degrees, to demonstrate his con-
temptuous indifference to the big fair
being held in Alliance. There Is to
pumpkin show in Columbiana, Satur-
day.
Alliance Review: At recent meet
ing of the Stark County Academy of
Medicine one Of the physicians pres
ent delivered learned address on the
nasal organ, advising that people keep
Ii, in the best possible condition, as
many diseases start in the nose. The
man who knows enough to take care
of his nose is much wiser than the man
who goes nosing about hunting trouble
for his nose.
c,n+on will be represented at tne
80 Ijverpool bicycle race meet pc
;na held there today, WEDNESDAY, ~ .
rank Rea, of High street. ne lnes' eApee.a
70 enter several Of the races.-"euhes
days Rep. nod a
Doubt,ess Mr.. Rea would have had
nice time in East Liverpool Weohes'
dov ~ he had gone there, and the peo.
n,a would have treated him well, as ~
ia a hospitable city, but ne wou'u n",s
haon unable to get race with anypooy
g., tho reason that no races were heio
wednesday. Mr.. Rea was IN East Ar
ernool Monday and had an excitihs eN
narience on the track, tieing one 1as'
NON for first place in one race anu se'.
ting good places in the others-ah VI
which was detailed in full In IuesoaS
lNews-Democrat. Mr.. Rea had reasoi
On know that the races were over so
ho d,dp,t 60 to East Liverpool Wednes-
day.
According to the Signal, every time
an excursion is run to Cinclnnai
lot of the GAINESVILLE girls and boys sc
over to Covington and get marrieo
GAINESVILLE preachers and squires are
contemplating a trust to protect theii
interests.
Chickens are roosting high in Youngs'
town.
The sealing wax season is at ful
blush.
I,A,. ottfn
wagon repaired for another riotous rur
into the canal.
GAINESVILLE girls have inaugurated the
anti-cigarette movement. What be-
came of the Canton association? Die
the girls succumb to isolation first?
A Mansfield Judge suggested to the
Richland county grand jury that mem
bers of a religious sect might be in
dicted as nuisances and menaces to th'
public good. The Boxers seem to have
even invaded the bench.
L
1t is believed that a joint debate be
tween Congressional Chairman Jacoi
p. Fawcett and the Honorable William
j. Oby. late candidate for vice presi
dent, on the merits and demerits Of on,
General Dick, would add spice to tn,
meetings to be addressed by Congress
man Tayler during the campaign.
1t is said that quite q number Of at
torneys, who have business in Judg
McCarty's court, are not so much inter
ested in the court as they are in tn
bench that dignitary occupies. The,
haven't come out of the tall timber YET
but there is some quiet training goin
on. Meanwhile Judge McCarty goe
: about his business with great compla
cency, occasionally patting his sleev