Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-11-25
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Save your appetite.
Maybe someone will be thankful that
the weather is no worse.
"Billy" Williams will be thankful
that he was not nominated for auditor.
In the midst of the Thanksgiving
preparations, don't forget the pare
goric. ta
Some of the local hunters are be-
coming so accustomed to going hunting
that they may have trouble In swear
ing off, when the Dec. 1. arrives.
The hunting record has been broken
by a young man from East Exchange
st. who. it Is claimed by his friends,
went hunting, Saturday, and returned
with hall rabbit.
The Youngstown indicators Sun
day edition yesterday was a great big
Thanksgiving number, full of first
class matter and literally patronized
by advertisers. The Nndlcator peo-
pie know how to do things.
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Christmas shopping Is already In
full swing. That the shoppers mean
to be at 1t early and avoid the rush,
the presence Of a great crowd on
Akrons streets Saturday night, despite
the rain, WAS testimony.
Editor Postmaster Davis in the Niles
News, says:
Governor General Congressman
Charles Dick"
Somebody should take Mr.. Davis
gently to one side and whisper in his
ear. This thing of emitting half OF
Gen. Dicks titles, military and civil,
can not be tolerated.
The nvidity, as has been remarked
before in the Wise and otherwise De-
partment, with which the scissors are
employed by the Mansfield Shield, and
the utter recklessness, with which
credits are forgotten, come with a
sckening thump Of realization, day
after day, to the tired-fOoted seekers
after news, in other cities who hus
tied for the stories that help to bright
en- the columns of the Shield.
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When man possessing a good repu
tation in the community dies, and
leaves a newspaper bill unpaid, and
when his widow, who received several
thousand or several hundred dollars
from his lodges and insurance policies
refuses to cancel the Indebtedness
incurred by her deceased husband
then what? Guess it yourself, as thii
town has II number of cases of thi
kind.-Kent Bulletin.
| Sheriff Kelly will try once more
This means that he has bought anoth
er dog-alleged to be an English Bea
gIe hound, of the purest quality. More
over, the dog is kept in the jail, an,
the Sheriff declares that IL any persol
is caught doing even so much Us cast
ing n covetous eye on his latest pul
chase, there'll be trouble, la Ken
lucky. This is the fifth dog Sherii
Kelly has purchased, during the pas
three years. The other four wer
stolen.
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"Whew! This biustery weather II
striking contrast to that OF the sam
day last year." remarked Mr.. j, II
Wagner, of the firm Of Wagner 1
Marsh. shoe dealers, as he hustled In
to the store one cold morning las
week. Theh he described day S
sunshiny ana calm that custome
immediately began longing for mex
summer, bun his curiosity to know hoy
Mr. Wagner remembered so particu
larly about the weather year ago, le
him to ask, what made you think o
last years weather." II know al
about It," replied Mr.. Wagoner. II
fact l keep diary which enables m
TO make exact comparisons of thi
years weather with that of last yea
and also to compare every days bus
iness with the same day last year, a
well. l think it's good plan, an
| II often gratifies my curiosity" IL