Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-04-07
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Many hopes will be shrouded in
gloom tonight.
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The vender of sassafras Is behind
time.
Coming the signing and the weeping
of the ''also rams
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Benedicts have ever betrayed them
selves. "The ruth will OUT
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sure way to keep marriage Sc.
cret is not to buy a marriage license.
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The label "Aprir' is not required
for this kind of weather.
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Then again the finances are n great
help in putting money into circulation.
Lots of mud for those who wish TO
throw it.
Who said twas Democratic wealth
er?
1t will also be remembered by some
of the candidates that "Some days
must be dark and dreary."
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Citizens Of the West Side deny the
rumor that they have been offering
100 to 60 on the field against Fred Il.
Smith.
Who would find hidden marriage
licenses. must search the register,
what is writ is writ" and can be
read.
The winning Recordership candi-
dale might give n fish fry to the de-
fe0ted comrades. Nothing like fish
fry to promote good fellowship.
Can it be that Officer Duffy forgot
himself? Did he imagine for n mo,
mcnt that his club was Il billiard ball,
II missile tried and true?
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This old consolnton's in order
Al the close Of election day.
Don't take your defeat so hard friend.
You made Il good run, anyway"
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The parties are getting all the aid
that is TO be had, today. The patriots
were out before the sun, and the can
didates seem to have stayed up all
night, for they were Oh the ground
before the polls opened.
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Some Of the candidates should have
hired "patscy" Madden to boost their
interests ut the polls. His How
About ItG" "All Together There" and
give Is Lift Here" would certain
ly have good effect.
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Verify prophets are not without hon
or save in their own country. Messrs.
Geo, G. kohler and Frank II. Marvin
were in Washington recently and an
enterprisng correspondent sent his
paper the following: Among the
Ohio visitors in the city are State
Treasurer i. Il. Cameron. Judge Coler,
Of the Common Pleas bench and Judge
Marion, of the Circuit bench All are
here on pleasure and business, not
politics, SO they say"
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The Akron Democrat takes exception
To what appeared In the News Demo
crnt day or two since, with reference
to General Dick of that town, and
suggested that YOUR correspondent
was probably dreaming. Possibly the
reference was trifle ambiguous, and
may have led the Democrat to believe
that your correspondent has a notion
that Dick is live issue. The crt.
cism Is therefore merited. Anybody
who even hints that Dick ls not dead
one must indeed have been sucking
at the stem end of dope bowl. Ber
h. Williamson in Canton News-Demo-
cUt
The members of the Library board
have had many n hearty laugh over
the troubles Of member g. ID. Seward,
and the ice in the drinking water in
the Public Library.
Sometime ago the Board decided that
ice In the winter at the Library was
nm unnecessary commodity, and Mr..
Seward was delegated TO see that no
more was used, thereby curtailing OK
penscs. Mr.. Seward by dropping II
quiet hnt to the icemnn, or by some
other means had the supply stopped.
\ few dnys'lntcr The people at the H.
brary demonstrated with Mr.. Seward
In SO vigorous fashion that he not only
had the icpman sion on his daily