The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-01-18
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When the sky starts in a-rainin',
! Let II be.
There is no use of complainin',
Don't you see?
1t will keep on perseverin'
Till at last it's time for cheerln'
An the days ar bright an cheerin--
Let it be.
When a friend gets sour and surly,
Let i'm be.
Don't start up a hurly-burly,
Fightin' free.
He'll come round perhaps with waitin'
Though plain facts you might be statin'
What's the good of irrtatin'?
Let i'm be.
Wheeling Daily News.
Lots of big factory news. That is
what makes a town.
McGuigan, of the Youngstown Vindi-
Gator, is doing some very clever stuff
for the Pittsburg Sunday Dispatch.
While the most earnest attempts are
being made to deny it, the fact seems
to remain that President Mckinley is
sick man.
Canton's boom, a tride delayed, is
here. With new factories coming and
others working, the city is one of the
most substantial in the state.
The Honorable Hub Reed was at the
workhouse long time, but whether he
got well enough plumbed for a third
nomination remains to be seen.
A great many candidates make the
mistake that because a fellow doesn't
say anything when he is around, he is
going to support him. 1t is easier to
disagree at the polls.
Only a little more than six weeks
till the Inauguration, and no cars have
vet been ordered for the Canton troop
and mounts. Is Canton attendance at
he Inauguration going to fizzle as it
did in 1896?
The Mansfield News is terribly shock
ed over the lynching of that colored
rapist in Kansas. Now IL the Kansans
lad only tarred and feathered a few
preachers, the applause from Mansfield
would have been deafening.
Akron Democrat: A Canton paper
has anlSed a number OF lawyers of that |
city whether they think Judge F. ]. |
Wing, who received the endorsement |
of Senators Foraker and Hanna for the |
u. S. judgeship, is qualified for the
place. The unanimity of the answers
favorable to the judge Is regarded as
simply astonishing, just as If any law
Jer who may have business before the
new judge would think of saying any
thing else.
Councilman ]. A. Borrower appears
10 be brave and loyal to the interests of
he people. He thinks the street Iail-
way people ought to pay attention to
he resolutions adopted by the council
md intimates that if they do not there
nay be injunction proceedings insti-
uted, restraining them from operating
heir lines at all. The company is oper-
Iting under a franchise of which the {
esolution for an 11:30 o'clock transfer
$ a part. II the franchise is not ad-
lered to in one material particular it ,
8 not adhered to at all. That is what {
ONE good lawyers say about IL. If the !
should be declared void, it
would revert to the city. Then maybe {
he company would not get 1t back for I
he same price. But whatever the out
ONE, the people will keep a pretty
lose eye on Councilman Bernower, G
Who is sharpening his ax for the fray. !
Mrs. Lille Devereaux Blake is 60 I
ng to reform man and do 1t in a man I
err that has not heretofore been sug-
ested. She says, in one of her ar i
icles that the proper thing to do to o
nan is to teach him to sew. She says
hat he would quit chewing, smoking {
nd drinking If he could handle a nee
lie effectively, and that the introduce
lon of embroidery into his list Of ac-
would take him out of
olitics entirely. Lille ought to come
0 Canton at once and start In. There Il
wide and varied field In this vicinity.
pring politics is coming on and some .
'ell known and heretofore respectable
ltizens are going to do some dabbling
the promoter of this new scheme does
OF arrive and get them interested in n
at-stitching, feather-stitching, brier- 8
Litchinp and the French knot and Lead | =,