Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-12-02
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Toy-buying days are drawing nearer
and nearer.
OF course Akron can stand another
baseball league.
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Assessors to be elected, too. More
work for the undertaken.
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Christmas also comes on Thursday
and so does New Years.
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Open switches continue to claim their
share Of railway accidents.
Cider is becoming more and more
conversational every day.
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The trusts are about to receive their
own, but 1t has not yet been decided
what this is.
The investigation Of the Grant st.
paving question Is not such a dead
thing, after all
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The laying of the cornerstone for the
new library will he another important
event in Akron.
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Now that the turkey has been dis
cussed to finish, the fish fry will
again receive little attention
It Is stated on good authority that
the date for the next picnic Of the City
Officials has not yet been decided.
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Don't give all your attention to the
dOings of Congress; remember that Ak.
ron has a City Councll-and long may
she wave,
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Some of the downtown windows are
already decorated for Christmas, and
they are attracting the attention Of the
buyers, too.
All Of East Akron will be out when
the II. A. \. e. holds open house to
celebrate the completion Of its fine
new quarters.
Beyond the Alps Lies Italy" is n
subject already under welghty consid.
Grafton by members Of senior classes
in High schools
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Unless Council makes an especial Of.
fort to pass the payroll, there will be
no Santa Claus for the police, fremcn
other city employees or their children.
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For a little while last night It seemed
as IL Mr.. Sawyer might invite Mr.. Rog
erS outside the Council chamber for the
discussion Of n few things of Interest
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Members Of athletic clubs are think
Ing Of the cold nights and of the warn
quarters at the club, and are wonder
ing how much they are In arrears fol-
dues.
| When the householder wakes up tr
find Ice on the parlOr carpet and iclclcs
I pendant from the ceiling wall paper
then's when the plumber gets in his
work.
Yes, Algernon, 1t is probable that The
Insurance companies charge n "gooC
and plenty" when n guide In the Maine
woods wants his life protected by In
surance
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WondcrwilI Councllmen be so any
ious TO hold up the pay roll when, unde
the new code, their own pay will he in
cluded IN the list of bills for their con
sidcration?
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/ Manager Charles Curric of the n. q
r. Co, does not need lawyer for tn
simple purpose Of making a speech FL
made quite speech himself mt CounCl
meeting Monday night.
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Business and pleasure are combine
at Thanksgiving, IN some circles. Tn
feathers OF the Thanksgiving turke
nre saved, ana used for many usefu
things about the house.
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It's n good thing City Solicitor o.
born Esgnte is n big man, else some q
the questions and the carnestncss q
rctolp CounCilmen when they as
them might well make him afraid
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When Akron gets her now Coul
House and City Hall, and takes cogn
zanCc Of her other new buildings she
not look at either Youngstown or Car
ton, except perhaps, 10 smlc on thcr
In pity.
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An aged man at MarysvIllo. O., T.,
Gently committed suicide because hi
son paid too high price Cor cattle. ThI
was certainly Il violent exhibition {
bringing "down gray hairs In sorrow
the grave"
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Emperor Wilhelm says there is a lac
. % energy in the present generation
Prince Henry, however during his vii
II to this country, made no complaint q
slowness I'm the manner I'm which /