Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-06-10
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Cuyahogn Falls citizens are also not
20 SLOW.
BE ready TO give the UnivcrsnIists
the clad huGd.
Send some more of Sundays pattern,
Mr., Weather Man.
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II may be- necessary TO include gas
stoves among the porch furniture.
He must have been II really hungry
boy to eat unlcnvcned brcnd, aud but
lcrlcss at chat
or course no one buys real estate
on sunday but great many people
do enough looking TO close up soy
crnl large deals.
Council viii get together tonight ana
spend just three hours over the "hnlf
hohI bhNIl'SH i'lt oN'T ITo'l iNNt
weeks meeting.
j. r 4
That Massllon man should move
to Kenmore without delay. lie will
lind no home so nice for 50 little
money in stark county. And maybe
he can run for County Treasurer here
some day.
Those tranpS who found 5000 worth
of SllNcrwarc and turned 1t over to the
Marshal of Kent were undoubtedly
lendcrfoUts of toe tcn1creSt variety.
If policemen are required TO regulate
Cnntou's y. NJ. G. A., It's only reason
able to suppose that the National
Guard Is on duty during the sessions
of the city Council,
Ever siucc the first warm day of
spring, when Mary shcarcd her little
lninh she has been kept busy dressing
II IN senlskin sack aud shirt waist
according to the frivulliy OF the
weather.
First citizen You yap, what are
YOU doug. lying there with your ear
TO the ground"
Second Citlzcn-"L Listening for any
rumble Indicating the approach of Ak
rons Fourth of July celebration
f. j. T.
And now Kent wants to ask Mr.. Car.
ncglc for SlO,OOO for n library. 1t Is
too bad. Kent is live enough town
that II half the breath that tx spout ON
husc bah there were iudiciously cx-
pended toward securing II library the
money could he raised
"unc name | forgot said the oh.
serving Citizen, while was talking
about the names Muymc, Marie
Name and Mny,' that spring from the
good old name, Mary. There Is still
another"
what is itI'
81 have also heard Marys called Ma"
This ought TO be great year for
nuts" said South End grocer today.
"Iho spring has been not unfnvorablc
the fact that there were so fow nuts
last year. There were scarcely any
hickory nuts, you remember, and
Chcstnuts were also scarce. As a
general thing year of plenty follows
n famine IN natures production OF
nuts, I have observed"
Since the East Liverpool Crisis has
gone into Mysteries over the brilliancy
of lis office cat II Is not ont OF order
for the Democrat TO give publicity TO
the cuteness of ITS own Cnt, which or
dinarIly modest aud diGnihcd creature
stepped into the office the other morn
ing, with "A broad grin on her face,
and followed by six kittens. any one
OF which would make the Crisis cat
look like dilapidated floor mop
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The backward spring and summer
season has been anything but grarify-
ing to the managers of pleasure resorts
In the vicinity OF Akron. On practl-
caliy every day that the managers of
the resorts have prepared for heavy
business, the weather has been too
cold and disngreeable to make outdoor
recreation attractive TO the people
The season il already so far advanced
that It will be difficult for the resorts
to recoup for the lost opportunity even