Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-09-04
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Now let the campaign open.
X T. X
Leaves have commenced their fall
fall.
o, how cheaply summer clothing
can be bought.
Old Sol is doing his best to leave a
good impression
The gas bills are scrutinized little
more carefully each time.
Pretty soon now there will be some
thing doing" in politics.
~ K
Crickets still doing business at the
old stand. Hours--dusk till dawn.
Days grow shorter. But never mind,
there's another summer coming.
Ice mans wondering what he will
have to be thankful for Nov. 81.
What has become Of the Mayors
club for boys?
X X
Barbering as a side line may do for
Sheriff Kelly, but Deputy Clerk Hale
will continue farming.
The story that Billy Pardee is to
work in Kellys barber shop was start
ed as a joke.
No great noise about the county fair
thus far, but wait till Albert Hale
comes home from Columbus.
X 4 X
Hurry up the new Jail and sherffs
house. Mr.. Fillius will want to move
in before long.
One G. Cline's name will be D. Cline
after Nov. 4. He will decline any more
nominations. w sfE
X + X
After all, it is no doubt wise a great
deal of the time to heed the injunction
to have no thought for the morrow.
X y X
Peek-a-boo waists and drop stitch
stockings have taken new lease on
life.
1t would be hard to find orators who
can pay better tributes to Lincoln
than those of Summit county. ~
y X
If they could, would the Republi-
cans today elect Abraham Lincoln for
their President?
He's indeed wise man who can tell
what cut Of coat and trousers will be
in fashion a year from now.
X I, X
1t now turns out that Cock Robin was
not murdered, that he committed sui
eide and blamed it on somebody else.
X f. x
A torn straw hat. perhaps, is all
that's left on many a farm to tell that
the city cousin was there to spend
long vacation, though it might be men,
toned also, that the calves and the
stock generally are less nervous than
they were few weeks ago.
X \ X
Better watch the quail as they
brnvely run across the road these days.
They will not be seen after the season
for shooting them begins, for 1t seems
that the quail know when 1t is danger
Gus as well as the hunter and they are
extensively in hiding when the man
with the gun Is after them.
X + X
AS you crane your neck and strain
your arms threshing trees for nuts in
n few weeks, just console yourself by
thinking Of the stories and the good
times that will come when the nuts are
eaten by the open fire later on.
Y n
Down In Barberton they talk with
confidence Of the time when they will
annex Akron. This is after the fash.
lon of the man who had been In a
fight and who, in describing the con.
flict said incidentally: II pulled him
down on top of me and wouldn't let
him up for long while"
X "
| Judge Tibbals was never In a better
, humor than on Wednesday at the
reunion Of Lincoln voters. He was
: actually so jolly that he said the re-
unions would be great thing, IL for
no other purpose than to hear DR..
Sherman and Messrs. Gates and Har-
ris sing the old-time songs.
! X T. X
, A hardwareman and travelling
salesman from Erie, Pa. were dis.
cussing the recent outing of the Hard.
waremen and others at Conneaut lake.
In the conversation the name 'Bese-
mere" was mentioned.
"Do you know" said the drummer.
ga.