The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-01-12
HERE, Girls,
is A PARTIAL LIST OF OLD
BACHELORS.
MAKE QUICK SELECTION
A Lot of Shelf Worn
Goods on Exhibition.

tampering with the almanac long
time ago. 1t has been eight long years
since the girls have been given the
blessed opportunity of exercising the
prerogatives accorded them during
leap year. In these eight years boys
in knickerbockers have grown into
men of affairs in some instances and
into Jail in others, but of this latter
class we shall not speak. Some Of
those who were bachelors last year
are bachelors yet, while some of those
who were in knee pants eight years
ago are now in trouble.
sympathy Is extended to The girls.
1t is said that girl often marries one
man because she gets tired waiting
for the other fellow, and that she
should be given more equal chance
in the matter of selection.
In view of these facts 1t is deemed
expedient to publish for the benefit
of the unmarried ladies' a partial list
of the eligible bachelors of this city.
In compiling the list we are con-
strained to lead off with two names,
both well known to most of our Can
ton girls. and we trust that the read
ers will pardon us for bursting into
song, for mere prosy words would
prove entirely inadequate:
We are two jolly bachelors.
Our freedom to us is dear;
IaI o. L., - - .IN,.
But shy at the words, leap year.
For eight long years we've had no
fears
OF the matrimonial net;
But it's never too late, and we cogi-
tate
That maybe they'll get us yet.
Abe Agler and James ]. Grant
Personal descriptions and cute pic
lures sent on approval.
John M. Sarver-Modest and retir-
ing (nights), loves girls but is afraid
to say SO; only school teachers need
apply.
DR.. Frank e. Douds-A dentist of
pronounced attraction. avoirdupois,
and characteristic gait. No objection
to personal calls.
81 Perkins-Lovely boy-too bad he
flirts, will furnish oceans of recon-
mendations. you'll have to hurry"
Adam Shorb-Tal and teasing, cur
ly hair and full of sweets. Will "set
'em up to the first applicant.
Henry Leightner-Is a graceful ma
nipulator of the front teeth of the
piano, but this doesn't excuse him
from wanting TO pull matches with, q
girl after dance to see which takes
the other home. Write plain and on
one side of the paper only.
Stephen Francis--Sewing machine
agent. largely eligible, good habits and
beautiful hands anxious to hold othec
hands. German and French spoken.
DIR. A. c. Brant-He's not too young,
and not too old, not too modest, nor
yet too bold; fair complexion and
winsome smile. "Office hours" made
known on application.
r. B. Kenny-Presiding elder. at
"the store" is fair to look upon and
has had lots of experience with girls
Applicants are asked to apply one at
time.
Van Huntington-Parts his hair
along the median line and is "clty
broke" No need to write--drop in.
Joseph M. Blake-Another "horrid
lawyer" has good practice and nice
fiaxen hair, specially good on appeals.
II you are in hurry call up 3O3.
Harry Lawson-Tall, and. willowy,
with rosy cheeks and cute ways. Is
a devotee of dancing and has voice.
Must be approached with tact Please
date all communications.
Jacob I. Piper--Keeps books and
things at the Dime Savings bank. You
might get him for thirty, sixty or nine
ty days, but you must have "signef."
Ed Langenbach-- Very busy. better
watch for him Sundays. You may re-
turn him II not Just as represented.
Zeb Davis-Would like to demon
strate the good qualities OF Portland"
by cementing his heart with another
You auto" apply.
DR.. M. ID. Bush-Printed descrip.
tions sent free to all who mean bust
ness Enclose two-cent stamp.
while the bachelor maids and the
bachelor men
Are drifting with the tide,
cry is heard throughout the land,
Against race suicide"
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