Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-02-28

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my opinion of a man who is too con-
temptible to merit the public conf
dence. Candidate Jones is a black
leg, wire-puller, political commerce,
his vote always being on the market,
a sheep-thief, and bunion on the
progress Of municipal purity. l find
also that he is a liar, a promoter of
scandal in the party, to which organ
ization he Is a disgrace l could fill
six columns Of the Bazoo, than which
paper no better is published in Scran-
ton, but feel that | have now trans.
gressed largely upon its space"
Just put your o. X. at the top of
it, says the reporter, and come with
me to the Aldermans office, and swear
that you'll not go back OH your word"
| This is done and all ends well.
In the case of the capitalist, the
Scranton reporter, with his revolver
and pencil, examines the big mans
correspondence, edits his letters, and
talks for two hours to his private
stenographer, steals the old mania
cigars, and sallles from the of1ide
with an air indicating noble birth.
The Tail-Ender discovered Wednes-
day that an addition Is to be built to
Barberton Inn. The publication of
this information, which the Democrat
gave to the public six weeks ago, was
made the occasion of an attempt at
an imitation of up-todate head lines
and the printing of an ancient stock
cut from Mr.. s. A. Lanes esteemed
FIFTY Years and Over" If, some
time, there should be n fire which
should destroy the old cuts used in Mr..
Lanes history, The Tail Ender would
probably suspend publication. Then
everybody would give three cheers for
the fire.
1T is the oldest thing l ever saw
in deed" said Mayor w. II. Young,
referring to the ctys deed conveying
the old No. 3 Engine house to Col.
Nj. w. Hoye. He then read the clause
to which he referred In which IL was
stipulated that certain driveway of
sufficient width to permit the passage
of II load of hay, should be main.
tained. The deed was n COPY of the
one given to the city when it bought
the property, years ago
Now that the society editor of the
Tailender has passed through that
stage that enabled him to use such
Migrant expressions as gastric
nephritls" and nit" he feels called
upon to offer suggestions and com,
ments from literary standpoint
However, when he omits such state.
mcnts as, HE was hung and "The
frenzied mob" his criticism will be
accepted with more grace.
"Somebody is guilty of plagiarism, :"
remarked the Observing Citizen as
he looked on the call for the Republl-
can primaries Of yesterday. "Who
ever it Is has taken the call issued for
the Democratic primaries and changed
1t only so much as necessary to ut the
Republican party. 1t may be all right,
but 1t does not speak well for the
unknown plagiarist."
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Mr.. |, S. Myers has recently pur-
chased from the Orrvllle owners the
Belgian hare which took first prize in
the show given by the Akron Poultry
and Pet Stock club. The animal is
a beauty in the eyes of admirers and
Mr. Myers is proud to add him to his
| choice collection.
| March may come In like n lion, but
its going out so soon before Greater
Akron's first municipal election, will
scarcely be conducive to its departure
being traditlonally lamb-like.
There will be no tears shed that
February has not 90 days this year.