The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-05-17
M E L A N G E.

M E L A N 6 E.
In other words China will pay ur
just as soon as she can borrow the
money.
Senator Quay will retire from politics
save when he and his friends want
something.
The Hon. j. A. Welker, of the Repub
1ican committee, is said to have placed
large order with Q sticking plaster
firm, to patch up differences in Alliance
Nature is putting on her most at
tractive gown. A walk into the coun.
try these days is good for the soul.
No man is truly great until he is will.
ing to use small word when he knows
"a big one that means the same thing.
Chicago News.
The same old Republican party has
been in the saddle" but at the pres.
ent, its headlight" is on wheels" in
California.-Carroll Free Press.
Is man permitted to get off thing
like that in Carrollton and go acquit ?
Are there no ordinances in that town
covering such offenses?
Canton continues TO grow in popula.
tion and Importance.
Local Republicans talk as If Nash is
rather bitter pill, but they are pre-
pairing to swallow it, just the same.
They are putting the pivots on the
court house windows. Farmers, who
come into town, stand in groups on the
asphalt walk, watching the tarnal
things turn round.
Warden Darbys statement that
liquor is not furnished to convicts in
the penltentiary, will have tendency
TO reform quite a number of fellows
on the outside.
Party differences may be laid aside
to welcome the exponents of the water
cure.-Akron Democrat.
We have been in Akron on numer
Gus occasions and must confess that
nobody was noticed taking the water
cure, except for an attack of riot, and
then somebody cut the hose.
A circus visited Alliance Tuesday.
but it didn't draw well. The people
had been surfeited with such events,
the aerial flights, dives into
space, juggling feats and lofty tumb.
ling of the east end Republicans, and
did not care to spend their money for
anything along the common order
There wasn't an animal In the whole
travelling nienageiie that could do any.
Thing like the exciting turn lately en-
acted by the g. o.. p. elephant in that
1t is understood that lumbermen, in
the vicinity Of Graham gully, who have
habituahy RATED logs to market down
The immense waterway, are about to
petition the commissioners to. make
hat stone arch bridge, proposed by the
electric railway people and paid for
by the county, high in the air, or at
least tilted mp at one end like the Canal
Fulton structure was before the con.
tractor got $4,000 for tearing o part of
lhe foundation down. They claim that
Il II Is low down it will Interfere with
heir business. II .is suggested that
he conditions might be satisfactorily
net by having the bridge swing around
'n hinges. like the court house win
lows.
A Columbus man has Just been re-
Itored to hearing by thunder. This
Iusests that Canton people, whose
bearing is bad, might find relief by at. |
ending school board meeting.
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The proposition to build another
lrch bridge like the Canal Fulton
will hll the taxpayers OF
|tark county with. great glee. Ont OF
be Canal Fulton deal there was sus.
'icion that there was some public ben.
'nt somewhere along the line, and
here had to be bridge Of some kind
'uilt, but In this ease the commits.
aonsrs viii DO tearing down bridge
lnt y strong enough. as Commissioners
'sawfora states. 70 last many years.
ne Mn bue ~ 70 He lnfenae toy
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