The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-11-12

waited till he was sure Of his job for
another two years before proclaiming
the day.
EVERY dog has his day." The hunt
er's dog is having his now.
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Before going hunting be sure to look
after that little but important matter
of permit from the farmer.
Grover Cleveland stock jumped up
several points in Pittsburg on Found
er's day.
The first street car ever seen in
Ravenna, Portage county, was run into
the town last week. A schooner in
dry town wouldn't have created more
excitement.
Little Porto Rico Is knocking at the
door for admission as state. Will
Uncle Sam answer the rap or stop to
think whether 1t is his territory?
Chicago has pallbearers' union. II
union there is strength, and 1t may
be now that they will be able in Chi
cago to prevent man from dropping
into his grave prematurely.
It's the early hunter who gets the
bird but it would not be well to be in
such haste to get to the woods that you
take Sunday morning for the exped!-
tion, even though the season comes
in on that day this year.
When asked for an opinion on the re-
suit of election Tom Johnson, Of Cleve-
land, replied 1t had added grease and
cogs to his machine. 1t appears that
Hanna's machine in Cuyahoga appears
to have run dry and stripped some
cogs. I,lI.a
Alliance people are making pro-
test against the establishing of a
slaughter-house within the city linz
! it's. Alliance is not disposed to look
with favor upon anything that will af-
ford killing time.
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| An Akron man got cherry pie the
other day for having guessed the ex-
act number Of cherries in the pie. The
Akron man can always be depended
upon to find out If there's anything in
1t when it comes to pie
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Mark Hanna is said to have a dark
horse for the speakership of the house
of representatives of the Ohio legisla
ture. The color of the horse will
match some of the deeds of the body,
you can depend on it.
"Take off your hat to General Dick,
the next governor Of Ohio" commands
the Niles News. 1t is in order for Edi-
tor Ivor j. Davis of the Niles Daily
News and Postmaster Ivor J. Davis of
Niles to state what it is he wants next.
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The village marshal of Sebring will
go to Alliance next week where there
is money up on his power of endur-
ance. He will endeavor to hold a
watch out at arms length for thirty
minutes. 1t is altogether probable that
no other town in the country would
furnish marshal who would take time
to do such trick.
The Democrats of Trumbull county
haven't yet got over celebrating over
the gain of 233 in the county. There
is no reason to despair when the Demo-
Gratis can show gain in Trumbull. It's
worth a Democrats life to live in that
county, say nothing of doing mission
airy work for the party.
Sebring called on Salem the other
night for help during fire, and they
hunted the town of Salem over to find
the mayor to get his consent to let the
apparatus go away from home, and f.
nally gave up the search. Sebring will
do well to send notice several hours
in advance the next time and give
Salem a chance.
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Word comes from the west that the
Indians are on the warpath. This is a
little out of the ordinary, for 1t is at
this time of the year that the Indian
lays aside his once agile tomahawk,
washes the war paint from his face and
seeks the agent to sue for rations and
peace.