The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-02-05

But one can tell about that after q
while. 1t seems necessary for some
body to do lot of bluffing before every
prize fight, and the governor maybe
thought II was his turn.
Squire Reigner is looking over the
entries for the Republican nominations
for justice of the peace with great com.
placency.
The Minerva News-Kodak has the
following to say with reference to
Judge T. T. McCarty, but whether it ls
a move in the direction of having the
Judge succeed himself is not stated:
Judge T. T. McCarty has made one of
the most excellent judges this judicial
district ever had on the common pleas
bench and his departure from the
bench will be source of much regret
to the best element of our district.
Willful violators of the law obtained
very little mercy at his hands and his
decisions in civil cases were always
able, conscientious and just. 1t is
hoped that his successor may not fall
below the high standard his honor has
set.
The Honorable David Cochran has
a notion that he can land on the Honor
able Frank Williams this time. The
Honorable David is one Of the hardest
working Republicans that the party
has had for many years, which is prob.
ably the reason that he has never been
rewarded.
Youngstown is enjoying a little Gu.
daily kidnapping scare. The Youngs-
town boys can always be depended up.
on to have some pretty lively news on
tap for dull days.
The Honorable James H. Robertson
has not seen fit to announce his name
for the Republican nomination for
mayor as yet, hence the supposition
that he has endorsed Rev. Hare as
the mayor de jure as we'll as the mayor
de facto.
Some cities have mayors who have
backbone enough to be the custodians
of their own notions. Unfortunately
this is not true of all cities Of the fourth
grade of the first class.
cans threaten to call on Mayor Hare
and ask him whether he will act dur.
ing his second term as he has during
the first.
Men who investigated relate that the
town was quite dry Sunday-except in
the vicinity of the dives.
20 8"
The queen lived very long time, but
it is taking nearly as long to bury her.
The alien seems to be having his in,
ning!ds
Mr.. Augustus J. Filliez will now
show how circus ought to be done,
to be done right.
Whatever the outcome, it is not like
ly that Mr.. Shock will have his water.
way appropriated.
David Reinhart has announced his
candidacy for second term for mar
shall. He has been an excellent Off.
cial.
Maybe Ringmaster Filliez will intro.
duce some of the dark horses for the
spring election, at his mid-winter cir.
Gus.
His groundhogship is sustaining his
reputation.
All the gentlemen who are mentioned
cannot win the Democratic nomina.
tion for mayor, but the nominee can
WIN ana Will WIN at the election. All
of them have regulations for at least
having possession of their own minds.
Man wants but little here below,
As has been said before;
No matter what the fates have brought
Or high or low his earthly lot,
He wants little" more.
Chicago Tin(s- Herald.
The Massllon Independent ought to
be fair enough to quote all that is said
with reference to subsidies and such
things or quietly aubside.
Youngstown Telegram: 1t Is to be
noticed that Mrs Nation stops long
enough between making rough houses
to explain that funds are needed to