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AKKON DAILY DEMOCRAT. THURSDAY DECEMBER 14
GEORGE C 11UGIIX ling opened a
loal oirico at 625 East Mill st., (old
Jtnndof T. W. McCue), and solicits
Ilia trado of nil his friends nnd
Cornier patrons. Estimates on nil
kinds of stone work cheerfully given.
Jobbing promptly dono. Telephone
3sr.
umTAUT sAitcna academt......
rxleglnnirs Class Monday evenings,
So'clockt Advance Class Wednesday
evenlngs,so'ctock. l'rlvale Instruc
tlons by nppolntmeut. Muslo fur
nished for parties, etc. Hntl can be
rented for dances, concert!, etc.
Call at Academy betwoen 9 and 11
am. and Irs) to 4:10 p.m. w. A.
Uarrou, re sidence, Mo, 7ui Enst Mill
itreet.
Money Money
In nny Amount. 5 to 7 per cent. Unto
of Interest depends mi ninount want
ed nnd security oITcrcd. Call up 15
and find out our terms. No delay, If
you wnnt money quick.
THE WILCOX-BRUNER CO.
Plumbing and Heating.
Repairing steam nnd hot water sys
tems and Bteam lktlng a specialty.
Engelhart & Eckart
SHAW'S PURE MALT. Perfect ns n
boverago or medicine. It prevents
chills nnd tones up tlio system, It
oxhlloratcs and does not poison.
Sold by Wm. Washer, Akron, O.
Don't GO Out of Town
to Ret ticket printed. My nyitem of print
ing tickets without Joan to the customer Is
not excelled hy nny printer on furtli. l'or
tonal supervision if tlio en tiro work liy tlio
proprietor himself li tlio way H lidonont
UMssDIUCIJ.
Cllvo mo ourneit order, fnrse or iinnll
I wtU hi in rant co frntlsfnctlnn. In other
wordt, I will pny rush value fur tickets
printed nt thin oiilce which wore not sold
oy auuionzeu penoni.
.Job Printing:
OECO. 0.JAOKSON
Safety Ticket Trlntcr, 105 Main st.
Everett liuiMlnff. Tel. 24 1.
buy your coal or
Goo. M- Pugglos,
deaieu in
Vfep8i!s. OoaB,
Office: PUirc SI., 1 doors cast of
N. Howard M., near Valley Depot.
VZ.. O. T. tVJ.
DAIMOINO AOAOEMV
llu r,v Monitii,, tifbirliomi unci evonlng.
Cliliilrrn lIiion nr 4 p.tn. Instruction!, to
mlulls 7 tn rt.ji. !cnml ilnuclnii until 11'
Mrs. Uerthil I Clirl.tmiin, Instructor.
HID Miilir.V. Manager,
J, W. Mill!, Assistant,
NOTIOtX...
For hracs, rrescrlstioas, Faacy
Artlclei and Clears come to tbe
Now DruK Storo
At Ilo. 1 121 9. Mala at., Tel. 1173
ROSS BALYEAT, Proprietor
Hill mUDBli)
And Must Soil
"I'acu Arc Slubborn Things."
Our prices nnd grades of Lumber,
Shingles, l.atli, Hush, Doors, etc.,
lire tlio
Lawoatand Bast
Wo Invito your Inspection. Telo
jiliono 274.
WILSON LUMBER CO.
8SI1 B. .Main st., opp. Mnrkot House.
Are You Going to Have
Your Picture Taken
Or one enlarged or entiled? If
you uro don't full to look over
our mninuiotii display before
you liavo It dona.
We have the Photographs
We have the Crayons
We have the Pastels
We have tue Water Colors
All artistically arranged on our
walls, tlio best that moiioy enn
buy, and hist but not least wo
nro tlio pooplo to buy or, bo-
cause you will get the highest
f quality mm uost satisfaction,
I A. A. BESAW
j Photographer ana
Portrait Arllst
fr lt&l4iWi"H$Wttt
FIRST, and THIRD
TUESDAYS
EACH MONTH
.BY Tim,.,
Louisville & Nashville
Railroad
Write lot InfumtHen to
C P. ATUOKE, C. P. A., . . 10VISV0.U, KY.
Pens. Lines Shortest and Quickest
Route between Akron nnd New
York. Commencing Hunttny, Dec.
10, train leaves Akron a:27p.m., ar
rives New York 7:30 a.m. 'l'hono C.
D, Honodlo, ticket ngent, Union de
pot, ngont for sleeping enr reservation,
CHEAP
TRIPS
SOUTH
ANNIVERSARY
Of
North Springfield Presbyterian
ChurchLiterary Meeting.
North Snrlnefleld. Dee. in The
POthatinlvorsnryoftho North Spring
Held 1'resbyterlnn church was duly
observed on Saturday last. The at
tendance was large nnd nil of tho ex
orcises wero appreciated. Tlio roll
call developed that there wero 160
members, many responding with re
marks nnd quotations of scripture.
cotters oi rcgrot were rccolved from
those who wore unnblo to be nrescut
on account of Infirmity, tllstnnco.
etc. j sumptuous dinner wns served
nnd nil went merry ns a mnrrlngo
bell.
Tho nnntinl business moetlngof the
church wns held Saturday afternoon.
Following aro tho olllcers elected for
tho ensuing years Trustee, I,. O.
llrlttaln; chorister, Mrs. Anna Horn
bergor; assistant chorister, F. W.
McChesney; organist, Miss Jessie
Kwnrt;nBilstniit organist, Miss Edna
AVelch; ushers, P. U. Kwnrt nnd 0.
II. Welsh. Christmas exorcises will
bo held nt the church Christmas
evening. A grand time Is antici
pated. Tlio Lako Mutual Insurance Co.
will hold its nnnunl mooting nt
Unlontown on Saturday, Dec. 10, at
1 p.m. Amendments to the consti
tution will ho offered and olllcers
olectod for 11)00.
The literary society that was held
at tho town hall at this place Inst
Friday evonlng was n success.
Tho question, "Resolved, thnt
liquor causes inoro misery thnn ar,"
was tho subject of n llvoly debate.
Tho afllrmativo won. Tho society
will meet every two woeks on Fri
day night. A drama will ho played
by tho young pooplo nt the next
mooting.
Fels-Naptha soap is as
good for the clothes as it is
for the washer.
5c ; and the 5c back from
your grocer if not satisfac
tory. r.li 2c Co, maV.ra, Philadelphia.
NIMISILA.
Mrs. Mary Foltz Stricken with Para
lysisCondition Serious.
Nlmlslla, Doc. 18. Knight Hum
bort of Akron spent Sunday with his
mother.
Last Saturday ovonlng Mrs. Mary
Foltz was stricken with tinralysls,
while in her yard. Neighbors went
to hor assistance, carrying hor In nnd
nutting her to bed. Mrs. Foltz Is no
better at this writing. She Is being
enrod for by hor children.
1'ny day nt tho mines last Satur
day. Mr. Thomas Dixon sold Ids house
hold goods at publla snle last Batur
ilny afternoon, preparatory to his de
parture toV Irglnla.
Mrs. John Iliitlor ontortalnod four
lady friends from Akron last Sun
day. The Union Kndoavor mooting nt
tho Iiiitlioran church last Sunday
ovonlng had n bettor nttendnnce
thnn usual.
Owing to a chaniro In tlio t.lmo of
holding tho Good OltlzonshlpLoaguo,
a mooting win no limit noxt Tliurs
day ovonfiigln tho Ileformod oliurcli.
Mrs. Hani Swlgart and children
of Clinton spent Sunday with Mrs.
Fnnnlo Marsh.
Mlstt Myrtle Kaufman spent Satur
day ami Sunday with frlonds at
Clinton.
Tho U. 1C. church Is holding a sor
los of mooting.
A SURE CURE FOR CROUP.
Twenty-five Yoari' Constant Use Without a
Failure.
Tho first indication of croup Is
honrsenosB, nnd In n child subject to
thatdiHoaso it may ho taken ns a
sure sign of tlio approach of an at
tack. Following this hnnrsonoss is
a peculiar rough cough, If Chain-
horlalu a Cough llomedy Is given ns
soon ns tho child bconuioH hoarse, or
oven after tho oroupy cough appears,
It will prevent the attack. It Is used
in many thousands of homes In this
broad land and never disappoints tho
anxious mothers. Wo have yet to
learn nnlnglo Instance In which It
has not proved ofToctunl. No othor
preparation can show such 11 record
tweiity-llvo yoarB' constant tiso
without a failure. For snlo by all
druggists. K. Stolubnchor .t Co.,
wholesale ngouts.
SUFFIELD.
Sheriff and Mrs. L. M. I,nni nnd
daughters, Miss Mabel and baby
Josephine, of Itavoinia, camo In
town naturally aim remniiieii until
Sunday tho guests of Fred Oeldllng
tir and family.
Tho 0. 13. social Friday evening
wns fairly well attended, and was a
very frolndly and social gathering.
II. F. Hhodes and fanillv attended
tho Funnels' Institute at Hiiudolph,
Saturday.
William Krelnborg Is going to
move to Akron In the near future.
Mrs.Carrlo NowliMier Is going to
Akron n few days this week.
On account of tho lucleineuoy of
tho weather, the union meeting of
tho Haiidolpli and Sullleld C. K. so
cieties was pot very largely attend
ed. Howovcr, tliu meeting was a
veiy interesting and successful una.
llutcliorlng is tho general nrugram
among tho residents In this com
munity. Miss Kva (Irnho was In Akron,
Haturdny.
Mrs. J.O. Kelster is on the sick
list.
II. W. Layman wnB In Akron, Fri
day, A W.O.T.U, social will be held at
tho homo of Mrs, Norn Frlt;h, Fri
day ovonlng. All nro cordlnllv In
vlted. I.lg)it refreshments will bo
served.
For Morbid C'ondlllom lake llrrcilAX's
J'llli.
FOUR CASES
01 Typhoid Fever at Doylestown
Other Notes.
iniii.nuiwii, jfcteuiuer lil. flir.
Henry Hayslngljr nnd wife spout
Miuiikiuj ii( iiiiuaiti,
Mr, Albert Kennedy of Young
town, snent Tliankmrlvliiir with Mr.
and Mrs. William Mnrnln.
Mrs. Albert Kloln of Bnrlncllokl.
O., Is visiting with hor nnrents. Mr.
and Mrs. Ceo. Whitman.
f.The Woman's Foreign Missionary
Bocicty iiL-iu tneir ia?t meetiiig at
I lie home of Mib. W. J, Cameron on
Friday.
Khv. K. W. J. Lludesmlth Is at
tending tlio mission nt St. Mary's at
Sterling this week.
Mrs. Jacob Koehlor spent Sunday
in Cleveland.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Italnli Mvors nnd
child of Itldgovillo lnil. is visiting
witli her mother, Mrs. James Frank.
Mrs. Peter Whitman was the guest
of friends and relatives at Sterling
over Sunday.
uncio josirs neturo company"
will bo nt the town hall on Saturday
evening. Dec. 10.
Mrs. Dona Martin of Cnrdlngtnn is
visiting with her parents.
Thero nro tour cases of typhoid
fovor in town.
Mrs. Tlllle Whitman spent Sunday
In Cleveland, tho cueht of of her sis
ter Clnrn.
Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup la tho Remedy
on which you enn depend for the
euro of a protracted cough or lung
nflcctlon, brought on by oxposuro to
cold, It is the most excellent med
icine sold. A bottle costs only i!o
cents. 10
DEATH
Of One ot tho Aged Residents of
Metz-93 Years Old.
Metz, Dec. 13. Will Dox of Cleve
land, and somo friends are visiting
Ills mother.
Itnv. Huston of Struthors. occu
pied the pulpit here Sunday.
Wm. Wade nnd family moved to
John Housloy's farm Wednesday.
Alexander Fonton died nt the
homo of his daughter, Mrs. Margaret
Sadler, Dec. 1), aged 05 years. Tho
burial was at Ureon, Trumbull
county.
Ho leaves three children Mrs.
Qnrlln. nf ,fnl.i If. A Inlm.nii ,f
IUUIU, V. .HUM. 11. ID. ll .Mjlllini'll Ul
Oiistavus.and Mrs. Amer Donaldson
of Mllford Center.
A Tlaer'a Illte.
I have mora than once heard of 0
man defending himself from the on
slaught of a lion or tiger by thrusting
his rifle barrels down Its throat hi the
last resort. Poor Major Bandbnch of
tlio artillery came to Ids (lenth hi So
raallland a few years ago In attoinptlng
to thus hold oft a lioness, which never
theless managed to Inflict on his hand
and nrm bites which proved fatal. A
curious story of the same 1,1ml comes
from the Kharjdwn district of northern
India.
Mr. Daylcy, also an artillery officer,
was charged by a wounded tiger which
he was following up. Ilo missed It
with his first barrel, and tho second
fulled to go off. Tho tiger t-prang, and
Mr. Ilayley jumped to ono side, thrust
ing out his rifle to keep the brute, off.
The tiger, it Is stated, Belzed the bar
rels nnd drove his teeth through them
and, being uuablo to withdraw thcra,
wns shot hy Captain Harrison, Mr.
Ituyley's companion.
In his death struggle the tiger drag
ged tho rifle from tho owner's hands,
and the jar caused by the stock strik
ing tho ground broko oft two teeth
which were Imbedded In the steel. This
story is said to be absolutely truo; but,
with tho profoundest icspect for the
strength of tlio tiger's jaws and teeth,
I venture to think It wants explana
tion. London Sketch.
Wnnirn nf n Dutch Vlllnse.
Tho village women nf Holland take
special care to keep the tips of their
Wilto lnce bonds stiff with starch,
which li ns necessary a perfection In
their toilet as polished linen nnd spot
less cnllnrs with ours. This dcllcato
hood Is worn over n black skullcap
that fits tho closely clipped head very
much like tho headgenr of a 111111. Tho
elderly women, willows, often wear n
stuiw bonnet over It. A Jacket of datk
blue, with n breostplecc of cream cloth
and dark blue border of the immo cloth
nt tho hips, constitutes tho dress of
the women and the girls.
The skirts protrude nt tho hips In a
grotesque fashion on account of the
many flannels which they wind about
tho body, evidently a fml with them
us with many peasants of tho lllack
forest, where tho custom prevails to
wear as many skirts as the spare box
will allow, adding at least ono slilrt
every year. They all dress alike, and
tho talk about dress therefore does not
slip Into their conversations, and on
that Bcoro they aio at eternal pence
with ono another, for no change of
dress has oecurred ainoug them for
centuries nml will not for years to
come. Doiiahoo's.
Dnrtnernte Cockner.
Tho lnngungo of the lower Londoner
Is changing;
"(letch trine?"
"Now. Trine gnwn, cnt ItJ" '
Tuuislntod: '
"fid your train?"
"No. Train gone, hasn't It?"
Kut (the old ain't), keenu to cover
isn't, wasn't, weren't has, hasn't, have,
haven't, lind, hadn't. Notts and Que
ries. "1 saw him Mm you Just before he
wns leaving," unlit the sour vlauged
mint, and she said It In n regular dull
th ml tone.
"Yes, auntie."
"Well, I eun realize that It would be
tho Inst thing he would think of." And
she sailed out as though she hail Bcored
every possible point. Detroit Free
Press.
There' is a
Class of People
Who nra Injured by tho tue of eof
fee. Itocrntly tlmro lias been placed
hi nil tho grocery stores it new prep
aration called Ult.UN.O, made of
pure gmliis, that tulis the plnco ot
eolfcc.
The most delicate stom tch re.
relies it without distress, ami hut
few ran tell It from coffee.
It does not cot oi cr J ns much.
Children nut) drink It with groat ben
eflt. 15 cents and 25 centa per pack,
age. Try It. Ask for OltAIN-O.
Try Qrain-O !
Insist Ihst jour argcer I, ti you GHAIN-O
4TVV ft B'W SUiSlSSLiyU
THE HEALTH HABIT
iusl as Easy lo Form at Any Other,
Wo do not deliberately form our
pot habits, but tboy mo unconsolous
ly acquired nnd grow as wo grow,
and by tlio tlnio wo lenrn tboy aro
buitlngus, wo find thorn too strong
to be easily biokcn.
Then, why not form a good habit,
a habit which will counteract tho
many bad ones. In other words con
tract tho unfashionable habit of be
ing always well.
The best health habit to got Into Is
to have and keep n vigorous stomach ;
If you liavo n healthy digestion you
can drink yourboloved collee, sinoko
your rnvorlto brnnd of tobacco, with
llttloorno harm; tlio mischief bo
gins whon theso things nro forced
upon the faithful btomnch, without
any nsslstnnce.
Form tho habit of taking after
meals some linimless but olllcient
dlgestlvo which will rellovo tho
stomach of bo much extra work.
Naturo furnishes us with such
digestives nnd when they nro com
bined In such a pleasant preparation
as Stunrt's Dyspepsia Tablets, thoy
glvo tho ovorworked Btomnch Just
tho necessary asslstnnco to secute
perfect digestion without any of the
harmful oifects of cathartics nnd
similar drugs.
Tho habit of taking Sturt's Dys
pepsia Tnblots after meals is as
nteossnryto tho weak stomach as
rood itsctf.nnd Indeed lo get the bone
fit from food eaten, nothing hotter
and certnlnly nothing safer can be
used.
Many families consider Stunrt's
Tablets ns essential In tho liouso as
knives nnd forks.
Thoy consist entirely of natural
digestive principles without tho ef
fect or characteristics of drugs: they
liavo no cathartic action, but simply
gu to work on tho food oaten nnd
digest it.
'lake Into account your bad habits
and tho expense they entail nnd
thon Invest Mo in n box of Stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablets and seo If your di
gestion for tho next month is not
vastly Improvod.
Ask tho clork In nuy drug storo
the namo of the most successful and
popular stomach remedy and bo
will say "Stuart's."
Accuracy.
The Idea that a stilct fidelity to
truth demands ncctirncy Is one which
Is seldom entertained, but until wo re
ceive it as a principle and embody It
In action we shall never attain n high
degree of truthfulnesj.
, WHEH IN D0UDT.TRY
r
Thtv hiva
tftllrltrt Intrif vr.
and hava cured thouianiii el
caieiof Nervoui I)iicatti,tuc)i
ai Debility, Din Ineti. fake pie 1 1
nenn J Varicocele, Atropliy.tSo
They clear the braln.itretntrnri
ue circulation, mane uigeiucn
peiTect, ftttj impart a healthy
vigor to the wholo being. All
dralna sod lonei rue cnecVed
If mniT Atraln f'rmanttttty. Unleii patient
lUUliKflgalll ar. nrni.er.veuri'.i. their condi
tion often worries them In to Iota n I ly, Coniun.)
ttot? or Death. Mailed aeated. Tries It per box
6 boxei. vlvh Iron-clad legal guarantee to cure or
lefurid th money, ft oo. Vod for free book,
.Addreu, PEAL MEDICINE CO.. Cleveland, v..
A. Warner, druftKlAt'-JOa 13. Market.
DRINK'
IT'S
THE
BEST
BREWED
v
Blend most soflly
flilP;, play most effectively over $
cijoiba festive scene when thrown tVj
uy waxen cumiics.
Tho light that heightens
beauty'j charm, thnt git es the
fitllillA.l 4maA1. 1- it. J. .-)
room or tlinlnrr tnnnt In fit
mellow glow or
wum IU all COIOrS UUU BUUUC3
to lnnuotiizc whh any interior
hat';tnfs or tlccorotloua.
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For ato overywliere.
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sown, issuoa uy mo somnern nauway,
tl'rl.a V,,,,lrn ,t l.n Cmtll, ,t n.,n
page book, handsoniely illustrated,
witli most complete Information ever
compiled regarding tho South and
im imiunuieH is a vaiuuuie nuuitiou
to any library.
rrii1a lmnlr 1c luetiArl tii, llin Oi,,t-
orn Hallway, having boon compiled
nt a lurgo oxpenso, and it Is the
iiiiiKisniiiost puoiication or tue Kind
over gotten out.
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to any nddross upon application to
,ii, iiiiiv,Huiniiai passongor agent,
Washington, 1). 0., with lo cents to
cover postage
Hunting nnd fishing books, "Lnnd
(if thM KtfVt Tin,l,lntn l,,na nn,l
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PEOPLE OF THE DAY.
A London dispatch snys Prlncees
fnlrn-Salui wants to go to Pretoria to
mu so tho wounded. She attempted
to send n message to President Kru
ger, but the censor nt London, stopped
tho message. The princess, who was
rnutCEss salm-salm.
one of the enrly members of tbe Ttcd
Cross, says that organization covers
neutral ground, and she doesn't uitud
which side sho serves In the African
war. Sho declares that she went from
her home In (lerniany to London for
tho purpose of getting through to Pre
toria. PrlnccBs Salm-Salm Is a. natltc of
this country and was prominently Iden
tified with the Union cause during the
civil war. Uosernor Yates of Illinois
gave her a captain's commission. She
Is the widow of Prince Salm-Salm,
who was colonel of the Eighth New
Vorlr, and retained the colors of that
regiment ot tho close of the war. On a
recent visit to the United States the
princess restored tbe flag to the L'lgbtb
regiment.
A Great Solcntfflc Discoverer,
One ot the few Englishmen whose
name Is known all over tbe world for
his scientific discoveries Is Professor
D. K. Hughes. Ills printing telegraph
Instrument, now In use throughout the
continent, dates from 18."; his micro
phone dates from a paper read to tbe
ltoyal society May 0, 1878; his discov
ery of the remedy for Induction and
cross talk on telephone wires by the
use of twisted wire arrangements,
now universally used, from Match 12,
1870; his Induction balance from May
S, 1670, Since then ho has read numer
ous papers befoic the ltoyal society
and elsewhere upon magnetism and
tho like. Ills wholo early career was
devoted to establishing Ids printing
telegraph Instrument on nil tho Impor
tant telegraph lines of tho continent,
for which tho different governments
have bestowed upon him nine of their
highest decorations. He very gener
ously abandoned to tho public his
rights over the celebrated microphone,
out of which he might havo made a
fortune,
The Admiral, son,
A great deal has been said and
printed pro and con on the subject of
tho transfers of ownership In tho
"Dowey bouse" In Washington, tho
title to which Is now vested In Ueorge
Goodwin Dewey, Tho liouso was a
gift to the admiral from more than
110,000 of his admirers, who subscribed
OIORGB ooodwi.v DnvET,
the sum of Jf50,uoo for Its pnrchnse.
The admiral deeded It to his wife, nnd
sho In turn gave It to tho admiral's
son, Its present owner.
The admiral was for n time misun
derstood, and a great many condemn
ed his action In putting with tho house,
but hasty judgments bnve been rovls
ed, and the general consensus ot opin
ion now Is that If the admiral Is satis
tied everybody else should be, and tho
incident Is closed.
The Cmr'a Illnc
The cznr of Itussla Is said to bo very
superstitious and to hate great conn
dence In lellcs. He wears a ring In
which he believes Is Imbedded n piece
of the truo cross. It was oilglnally one
of tlio treasures of the Vatican and
was presented to au ancestor of the
cznr for diplomatic reasons. The value
which the czar sets upon tbe ring with
too Imbedded relic Is shown by the fol
lowing fact: Some years ago the czar
was traveling from SI. Peteisburg to
Moscow, Ilo suddenly discovered that
ho had forgotten the ring. The train
was stopped Immediately and a spe
cial messenger sent flying back on nn
.express engine for It. Nor would the
czar allow the train to move until sev
eral hours afterward, when the mes
senger returned with the ring.
Post nnd Men.
The puppy, ns such, thinks ovcry one
Is his friend. As he grows up ho curbs
his enthuilasm. When an old dog with
gray 'jowls, be only glares at peoplo
Who call to him. Human beings havo
many canine traits, Including four
teeth of the sort used by man's best
friend. Now York World.
Quick Is the succession of human
events. The cares of today are seldom
tho cores of tomorrow, nnd when wo
He down at night we may say to most
of our troubles, "Ye have done your
worst, nnd we shall meet no mora."
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(Corrected Docombor 14, 1899.)
WHOLESALE PRICES.
Grain.
Wheat, por bu. 67o.
Rye, por bu., COc.
Oats, per bu., 20c.
Corn, shelled, por bu., 85c.
Knr corn, per bu., 15 to 17c.
Corn, crnclied, J15.00 per ton.
Seeds.
Clover (lnigo), per bu, $3.50 to $4.25
Clover (small), por bu, flMjO to $4.25
Clover, crimson, per bu, $3.00
Clover, white, por bu, $7.
Clover, alslke, $5
Timothy, per bit, $1.00 to $1.25
Mill Feed-Chop.
Corn, oats nnd bnrlcy, por cwt.,85o
Corn nnd oats, per cwt., 80c.
Middollngs, per cwt., No. 1, 95c.
II run, por cwt, "Go
Flour.
Spring wheat, per sack, $1.25
City brands, per sack, $1.00 to $1.10
Ityo flour, per Eiick, $1.00
Graham flour, per back, 10-lb, SOo
Hay.
Timothy, No. 1 baled per ton, $13.00
Timothy, No. 1 bulk per ton, $9.
Clover ami timothy, No. 1 baled
per ton, 9JS to $10.
uiover nnu timouiy, jno. 1 bulk per
ton, $10.50 to $11
Clovor, No. 1 baled por ton, $9.00
Clover, No. 1 bulk por ton, $9
Straw.
Wheat, bnled por ton, $5.
Whent, bulk por ton, $5
Oats, baled por ton, $4.50
Oats, bulk por ton, $1.50
Hyo, per lou,$ 0.
Bye, bmidlo, $11 por ton
Meats.
Hoof, ltvo per lb, 3 to ba
Heof , dressed per lb, 0 to 8Jo
Pork, llvo per lb ii4 to 4o
Pork, dressed per lb G to GJo
Mutton, live per lb &H to 4io
Mutton, dressed por lb Go
Lamb, d rented por lb 84o
Lamb, llvo por lb i to 5o
Veal, llvo per lb 4 to 5
Veal, dressed per lb 8 toSJc
Ham, cured per lb fW to loo
Shoulder, cured per lb 7c
llncon, cured per lb 8 to o
Ueef, dried por lb 10 to 10c
Hides.
Curod, beef No 1, per lb lO'o
Cured, beef No 2, por lb OJ-io
Groon, beef No 1, por lb 8jc
Green, beef No 2, per lb 7Jo
Cured, culf No 1, per lb lie
Cured, cnlf No 2, por lb 10c
Groen, cnlf Np 1, por lb 10Vc
Greon, cnlf No 2, per lb OJo
Sheep pelts. 75o to $1.00
Tallow per lb, 4 to 4Ko
Farm Produce.
Utitter, JC'tln crenmory, per lb, 23c
Iltltter, country, per lb, 18 to 20c
Butter, cooking, per lb, 12o
Lnrd, country, per lb, 0 and OJso
Lard, city, per lb, 0Jo
Eggs, strictly fresh, per doz 23o
CliickonH, live, por lb 7 to 8c
Chickens, dressed, per lb 8 to lOo
Turkeys, dressed 10 to llio
Ducks, dressed 10 to Via
Potntoos, per bu 85 to 40c
Navy honns, per bu, $2.15
Marrowfat beans, per bu, $2.50
Maplo syrup, per gal, 70 to 75o
Onions, por bu, 40o
RETAIL PRICES.
Iltltter, Elgin croamery, por lb, 32o
Iltltter, country , per lb, 25c
Huttor, cooking, per lb, 10 to 15c
Ilutterlne, per lb, 18 to 20o
Oleuinargnrlne, per lb, 20o
.Lard, country, per lb, lOo
Lard, city, peril), 10c
Lnrd, compound, nor lb, 8o
Eggs, Mrlctly fresli per doz, 2So
Chickens, llvo pur lb, 10 to lie
Chlekons, dieused per lb, 18c
Turkeys, dreshed 15o
Ducks, dressed lllo
Potatoes, per bu, BOo
Oats, ppr bu, 30 to 32o
Com, ear, per bu, 25o
Corn, sbolled, per bu, 40o
Corn, cracked, por lb, lo
Hay, bnlluil, por owt, 75o
Straw, bnled, per owt, 35o
Onions, por bushel $100
Colery, per bunch lOo
Cheese.
York State, per lb, ISc.
Swiss, per lb, lhc.
Full cream, per lb, lOo
Miscellaneous.
Salt, nor bbl, Wadswortli $1.10. N.
Y. $1.16
Hock salt, por lb, lo
Oil meal, per lb, 2o
Crushed oyster shells, fioc a cwt.
Crushed bone, per lb, 2fc
Lliibocd oil, boiled por gnl, 52o
I.lnseul oil, inw per gnl, 60c.
Turpentine, pur gal, too
Wliito Lend per cwt, $(!.
Nails', 8d wlro common per owt.
$3.00
.Nans, 8tt stcoi cut common per cwt
$3..35
jNalis, tju cut common per cv.'t,?a.ou
Lumber.
Spring chlekons, 7 to 8o
Spring chickens 12u lb
Hemlock bill stull $10 por m
Norwny bill fitull $23 por m
Yollow nlno siding No. I $27 nor m
Yellow pluo flooring No. 1 common
$25 per m
xonow pine ceiling no. x -i per m
White ptne lath No. 1, $8.00 uer m
White plno lath No. 2 $5.B0 per 1000
Clear red cedar shingles $3.50 per
1000.
Clear hemlock shingles $2,75 per
1U0U.
DON'T BUY LUMBER
Until you get our prloos and see
our grades.
The Hankey Lumber Co.,
Wholesale and retail dealers la
..iUVUIVIIBEFS..
And inrmufaoturers of
Sash, Doors, Blinds, Etc
101. South riala St. - Akron, O.
Pbone 27.
llnnaoDl Cab Ani.nltle..
"It appears that there's a fashlon
nble and an unfnshlonaUe way of
sitting In a hansom cab."
"I suppose the unfashlonablo way Is
to let your feet hang over tho dasb
board." Cleveland Putin Dealer,
RAILROAD TIME TABLES
Dally) nit others dally exetpt Sunday,
Central standard Time.
CLEVELAND, AKItON A COLUMBUS.
Union Depot, Market St.
Going North.
No. 27f riolnrnhus express. . 11:0 am
No. 8 From Mllleraburg only..... 10:?? am
No. 8f Columbus fast mull...,,.,...,. 4115 pm
Going South.
No. !f Col-Oln. fa.t mall ...,...., 0:r,1im
No.iw ToAtlllersburgonlr ... StiSpm
N0.2S Clol.-OIn. ezpross (f) ..... 9:07 pin
EIUB ItAir.ROAD CO.
Xrla Depot, Mill at.
Time Oardi Dm. II, 1833.
Going West.
Express .,...........-
Limited Tstlbn(a...,
Ta IVsnn ntnl
No
No
... 8:89 pm
aH 7:0(1 am
... 9:SI1 am
,.: pm
m 6:62 pm
m tlio am
No II
No IS Huntington special (ff )...,
No t Pacino Tnr...
No 7 Aocommodatlon.HMM.mH
Going ffast.
No Limited vestibule ,.....
No 1 Kipreis...MH ,....
. UN am
. 8.M am
,13:60 pm
. 4:20 pm
ao ' new xoricspeoial...
No 1st Cnautauqna express.
Vrt M A Aftn,n,n.,a ,,nn
H) Except Monday an"d"dys"a!
... :w pm
ifter bolt-
UBB,
WHEEL1NO LAKE ERIE rl'T,
Myron T. Herrlok, Ilobert Itllekeuderler,
reeslTsrs. Time eardi Nor, IT, 1st.
Hoi NoH Mot
am
Toledo (Union depoi)Lv Till
Spencer .... ...10:1
'xsll 101S1
nril.nn 1wo
Orrvllle...,.
stasslllon ..... ,,
Valley Junotlon,.,.
Wbeilng....
Wbeellng .
Valter Junction
Uaselllnn , ,
Orrvllle .....
Creiton....,..,,..,.,...
Lodl .
mis
am
1:60
Site
0:M
11:50
... I3:t9
..Ar 8:5S
No4
.XT 6:so am
...... 8:00
. 8:80
t:30
:
,.10:)
Noe
10:00 am
1S:6S pm
1:60
1:33
3:l
8:08
8:18
4:80
peucer
J0:is
roledo (Union denot).Ar 1:30 pm
xx. x,. xiootn.
General Trafflo Manager,
J,F, Townsend,
Assistant General Passenger Agent.
riTTHHUHG A -WKHTEHN R. B.
In ellect Nov.lO.lWI. "
Union Depot, Market street.
Leave for the last.
No. 8 Vestibule limited l:ESnm
No. 4St l'lttsburg oxpiesB 0:40 am
No. 4 l'ltuhurK mnll luopm
No. 10 Washington JZxpross from O.
T. & V. It. it. Hon urd st. stntion 4 :M pm
Arrive from tbe East.
yo. 8 Western malL m ,ll:S3Am
No. 47 Cbtcftjto exprcsss w. 7:26 pm
No. 6 Vestibule limited , U:0S pm
No. y Cliwt. Kxpress, r. O. T.A V.
It. Howard e.. station H. 0:80 am
BALTIMORE & OHIO.
In etToct Nov. 19, 1999,
Union Depot.
Depart West.
6 Vestibule limited ., HillSpm
7 Akroii-Chlcngo fast mall 10:10 am
47 Chlcato express. 7:60 pm
Arrive from tho west.
0 VGAtlbulallmttwl l:nni,m
4flf riitsburgoxpress 6:33 am
o v.uieuBu-AKron last maii ...... o;iu pm
a, t. & v. n. n,
Golnir North.
How. St. Union
East
Akron.
8:20 am
9:10 am
13:41pm
4:68 put
8:17 pm
xjepoi.
6:66 nm
9:20 um
...l :10 pm
0:18 pin
Depot,
No 40
No 4
No !
No lrt
6:49 am
0:05 nm
1:00 pm
4:66 pm
No 8
, e.-'o pm
0:12 pxa
Golnft South
No 7
No 8
. om.is urn
19?ni mm
Oi.l.ll, ViUJIIIU
9:10 am
12:37 pm
NO
No
No
'.!.".".".' :20 pm 4 :B3 pm
iz.zupin
4:::
iaily
..., iu :m pm inic pm 11:213 pm
7:3pm 7:50 nra 8.00pm
except, Sunday from union Depot
11:28 pm
Di
THH NOHT1IE11N OHIO RAILROAD.
TlmeCura. Deo. 10, 1888.
Depot North Mnln Street.
Oeprt No. 1 w ,, 7:M am
NO. 11 . 11:00 nm
Arrive No, S.....,..... .,... 4:20 pm
No. 1J...
13;16 urn
TIIK NOUTnERN OHIO TRACTION CO.
Tho A., B. & O. Railroad.
WAltlns Room, North Howard St.
Time Card. Nov. 'JO, WW.
Cam for Cleveland ltmva enrnar irnwArti
and Market (ttH. M?ry hour from 6:80 a.m.
to :.w p.in nnd to 10:bu p.m. Hnturdays and
tiundns &.) n.ni. 6:.W a.m.. and everv
li mi nour to 7 p.m., Hpm., u p.m. and 10:80
p.m.
FIRE ALARM CALLS.
1 Central Engine House
2 Buckeye Works
B Akron Iron AVorks
4 Diamond Rubber Works
& Main nnd Mnrkot
6 No 2 Knglno House, Sixth ward
7 N Broadway, near Market
8 Buchtol av and Ilowery
9 Schumacher Mill, Mill it
12 Prospect, near Mill
13 Furnace and Broadway
U Main and Keck
15 Ash and I'ark Place
16 No 3 F.nglno House, West Hill
17 Carroll nnd Exchange
18 Emp ro Mower and Reaper Wki
10 Ak on Rubber Works
21 Prospect and Perkins
23 Forgo nnd Market
21 Sherman near Exchange)
25 Mnln and Exohange
20 North Howard ami Tallmadg
27 W Market nnd Greene
28 Akron Knife works
20 Washington and Hopp alley
81 North Ifoward and North
32 E Mnrkot and Spruce
34 W Market nnd Valley ,
85 Carroll nnd Snlcer
33 Carroll nnd Sumner
87 North and Arlington
88 Vine and Fountain
89 Coburn and Campbell
41 Wooster nv nnd Locust
42 Pearl, near Cistern
43 S Main and Fnlor
45 College nnd Mill
40 Alllngton nnd Haiti
47 Howe nnd Bowery
48 West South
40 Merrill pottory, State st
61 Hownrd nnd Cherry
52 No. 4 Engine house, Main 4 Fait
63 Center st. railroad crossing
54 Buchtol av. and Union
50 Akron Stoneware Co., Sixth ward
67 Lods and Turner
68 Perkins nnd Adolph ave
69 Main, near Odd Fellows Temple
01 Case ave nnd Kent
02 Sloberllng Mill, Sixth ward
03 Johnston and Champlaln
64 Akron Sewer Pipe Co.,BIack mill
65 Hill Sewer Pipe Co, E. Market
67 Carroll and E. Market
OS Sccon i are and Valley railroad
C9 Johnson and Wilson
71 Gran and Cross
72 North and Maple
73 Werner Printing Co
74 North Urlon, near Bluff
76 Robinson Bros, N Forgo st
76 The Whltmore, Robinson Co
81 Western Linoleum Co
82 Summit Sewer Pip Co
83 Allyn and Cross
84 Thornton nnd Harvard
85 The J O MoNeal Boiler Works
fit Cereal Mills, S Howard st
02 Sohumauber Cooper Shop, North
Broadway
121 General Alarm i
128 Sliver and Hickory
lor, W MrV and Rhode ar
m Henn.r'sBrosray.KTtm s
S41 Sherman and Vorla
251 Cedar and Wabaah av
258 W Kxohanirsj. near Willow
B12 Cascade tills, N Howard
814 Firs Chl.f's Residence
321 Adams and Upson
811 Balch and Market
842 Maple, opposite Baloh
846 Bltlmnn and Crosby
851 Exchnngs and Splcer
412 Wooater and St Clair
418 St Clair and Bartges
415 Water Works, WoosUr a? ,
181 Ewart TU Werks '
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