Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-06-18
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Pancakes are out of season.
Why not have a meeting OF Council
every night?
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"He laughs best who laughs last
The postoffice base ball team.
Maybe Mr.. Dobson means to build
an opera house on the old City Hall
site.
A 35.cent head covered by a $40
Panama hat Is one of the sarcasms of
the age.
The City Of Akron is also a good
thing for the people. 1t distributed
$4,000 todny.
The city paid up today, and so also
did large number Of her employees
Wonder will Charlie Button be hired
when the city fathers move to the new
hall, or win Patsy Madden be re.
quired?
He Is indeed an unprogressive tlrchin
who did not locate all the best knot
holes in tile out field fences, weeks
ago.
That ping pong tournament has
never been pulled off yet. Can 1t be
the contestants are afraid to face the
public?
Summit county people should turn
over new leaf next fall by electing
Democratic county clerk. Remem-
Der the Paige.
If Mr.. Shook succeeds in having that
rule against smoking broken down,
he might he baked by means of the
smoke ordinance.
The remark of Mr. Wilhelm that
"the city apparently employs extra
attorneys to law with itself when
times are dull was certainly a warm
one.
Franklin ST. residents will hold n
jollification on the public square this
evening, Bricks which were piled
on that street six months ago for paw
ing are being Laid at last.
It's too bad that a rumpus should be
stirred up between Council and the
Board, Just on the eve of the annual
picnic. But then-wheneve did these
two bodies get along like pair of low
ing twins?
What has become of the fable about
gravesstones being rehashed into soda
water? At the rate at which soda
water is consumed in Akron, all the
srayestones in the country would have
been used long ago,
Those two beloved corporations, the
n. o, T. Co. and the Akron Water
Works Co. We're also made glad by the
City OF Akron today. The later drew
SID, ,341sS, and the N, o. T. got only
$10,os0.
No wonder Councilmen want to go
slow, after hearing the warning Of
Mr.. Sawyer. Who would like to walk
along the streets with the fingers Of
the populace pointing toward him and
their voices demanding why? Why?
Why?"
In some towns where there are
many potteries. refuse material from
them is used in paving the streets,
In mining districts, slate and coal are
seen, II might be appropriate in Ak
ron to have rubber pavement or
two
The road supervisors are now at
work, and until they get through the
highways will be in very bad shape.
Perhaps the supervisors work upon the
theory that you must give man med
icine to make him sick before he will
get well.
II Ia not vet definitely known, but
II Ia thought that most of the business
places will be, closed and factories alse
may shut down. on Tuesday next, oil
account Of the base ball game between
the newspaper men and the clerks
Excursion rates OH all railroads.
"What Is home without n mother?'
Let us nll love one another"
Are notices which we sec upon the
wall;
But the motto that "A Sage Tick
Stlcketh Closer than Brother
Is the very surest motto of them all.
Encampment Enterprise
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IL II were not for the existence of
Kent, Akron folks might be able to
call this one of the principal base ball
towns in this vicinity, Akron Demo.
crat.
Don't cry 80, Willie, 1t Is true Ak.
ron cannot play ball TO play the game
successfully requires alertness. ac-
tivity and work. The last REQUESTS
bars Akron. but, cheer up, my son,