The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-09-25

great interest in all affairs OF the
city and whose inability to be Of no
further service must have weighed
heavily upon him. Surely this rash act
IL one that calls for charitable con-
sideration. What would you have done
had you been in his place? Think 1t
over.
The members of the Millersburg COM
pany of the Eighth regiment, simply
fighting, they will fight 1t out among
themselves.
The housewife. who Is canning fruit
can give you some valuable pointers
about the sugar trust The price of
sugar has been advanced eight times
since the first Of May.
Judge Aungst has set criminal court
for next week and has gone into the
hands Of visage massause to get his
face kneaded stern-a difficult opera
tion for SO affable court.
Keep. the mills open--Akron Beacon
Journal.
Address all communications of this
sort to Ed. s. Wright, editor Telegram,
Youngstown, Ohio, U. s. A.
Akron's contribution to the Galveston
relief fund amounted to over $4,000.
Akron is trying hard to square herself
with the world and this charitable ac-
tion is much in mitigation.
Canton is very patient with the street
railway campany in the matter of
transfers. There is enough of the old
line left to remind them of what they
have been enduring in past years.
The campers who remain at Meyers
lake have more nerve than Judgment.
They evidently intend to get so thor
oughly cooled off that they will remem-
Der the hot spell with feelings of Joy.
We wish we were as certain of the
hereafter, as r. w. Tayler is of beating
j. III. Morris by 5000 votes, in Novem-
ber.-Sebring News.
Stanley, we can smell your smoke al
ready.
Eggs have advanced in price, the hens
seemingly having gone into a trust. Mr..
Hanna will probably be around to see
them and endeavor to get them to lay
some golden eggs, after the manner of
other trusts.
The proof reader who made the AL
lance Review say that a young man
won the kissing" instead Of the
guessing" contest at a church social,
Is the most popular citizen in town.
The girls say he has the right idea of a
social session.
Again we want to remark upon the
cleanliness that characterizes Main
street and Broadway since the sprink-
ling cart went into innocous dessuetude.
apologies to Grover Cleveland for use
Of the term.6Salem News.
, And to the public for the spelling of
the same. ~ " SO
The Cleveland Leaders Massillon cor
respondent says that Consul Robert
r. Skinner won an international repu-
tation by discovering that coal from
this country could be sold in Europe"
Strange that we never heard OF 1t, and
we're right here at the capital of the
nation, too.
There is a striking similarity in the
political notes" that are being printed
by Republican papers in the state.
Come, boys, think up something for
yourselves. You could do much better
than that over-paid fellow at Column
bus. anyway. His stuff is rot Of the
veriest sort.
On the arrival of twins in q family
o little Miss exclaimed: 'Ill just bet
mama discovered them on q bargain
counter; she never would have bought
two" which only goes to show that
bargain advertisements begin to i'm
press the feminine mind at very early
age.
State Chairman Dick occasionally
turns trick on Uncle Mark. He late
ly drafted the Honorable Jacob b. Sny-
der for the stump. by telegraph, while
the national chairman was depending
ON the slow medium Of the mails. So
Mr.. Snyder will speak in Ohio ex-
clusively. His meetings are expected to
partake largely Of the nature Of mock
sessions.