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AKRON DAILY DEMOCRAT. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 14
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T.tn HAY hrln fnrlh SOME
THING INTERESTING in the line of
XMAS FRESENIS. Allow US 10 IN
TRODUCE you to our line or
Dressing Jackets,
Sateen Underskirts,
Collarettes,
Fur Scarfs,
Etc., Etc.
Dressing Jackets
Htrlned eiderdown dresslne
Jackets in pink, light and dork
blue
50c each
A well mndo, good titling dress
ing Jnckot can bo found In our
$1 lino. They nro nil trimmed
with ft good silk ribbon, mndo of
n good eiderdown, In pink, light
bluo and gray.
Sateen and Mercerized
Underskirts.
Tho past week has mndo a big
slump In our underskirt stock.
Lots of the higher grades havo
been sold, but we oxpectcd It nnd
made preparations.
All silk underskirts und black
mercerized Italian underskirts,
with heavy corded rulllo nnd dust
rufiln ?5 each.
TIioho morcerlzed skirts nt$H.fiO
nro splondld vnluo. They ccllpso
any silk skirt for woar or appear
ance. At $3 to $1 each
Thoso goodn tiro mostly nil
lined with tennis flannel, which
makes them a good warm gar
mont, and a gift that will be ap
preciated. At $3.50 to $20 each
Wo show n big assortment of fur
rolhirottes In this range. Imita
tion astraclmus, Imitation skunk,
Russian sable, electric seal, with
mink tall trimmings, nil good and
useful gifts.
At 52 to $12 each
Fur lii'K In imitation stnnn,
innrtln.lHiil Minnie, electric seal,
with wink tails, nstrnchau sable.
Wo hIhiiv a vi-ry largo assortment
of these gomlK.
0Nutn. Wo Boll tho best I;ld
glovu In tho country for
$75,000.00
LOANS
ON PURN-rURS
ETC
If yonowMiitleM whlcli y.m (1 ml It I neon
lliiit topriyiill at mict', or It jim mu it
iiiinilwrnf itllt.-riMit lmrtlPi und wluli tn k,i
rl(t of tli.i .iiitiiirriiHHiii. nf . w will fnrmuli
you Itio money In pity tlivm nil ntT ami you
nnn juiy iih Im tc In Hinull uprkly nr month
ly lliitalllilt'litu, ftons nut In mis. It frnm
jour UMrnliiKri. We will luuuyou frum 1 to
tftuonyour
rURNITURE,
1'IANO,
orncr,
STORE
AND SALOON
I IXTUIU.S,
HORSES,
WAGONS.
MERCHANDISE,
DIAMONDS.
WATCH LS,
urn INSURANCE,
I'OLIClliS
and other kooJ securities
AT AN HOUR'S NOTICE
ALL GOODS LEFT IN YOUR 1'OSSLSSION
Kxtra tlmo In casu of hlcknosH,
donth or loss of eiiiployment. If you
cannot call, wrlto or phono !r,'2l! ami
wo will cull personally and In lug
monoy.
Oround Floor
Two doors north of Mill street.
ill l Loan Co.
193 S. Howard St.
Open Evenings.
Tho "Howard"
Livery, Boarding Feed and Sale
Stable,
Oor IVIIII nnd t-llr-H Stn.
riRST-CLASS SEItVICn in Every Rcsrect.
Phone m. E. W. Cubblson, I'rop.
READ DEMOCRAT ADS.
$1 a pair guaranteed
150-152 South Howard St. ;
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Our
Saturday, Dec. 16.
GREAT HOLIDAY CUT IN PRICES ON
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For Mon, Women, Boys and Chlldron.
YOU WANT TO SAVE ALL YOU CAN WHEN YOU BUY FOOT
WEAR, BUT NOT AT THE EXPENSE OP
QUALITY AND STYLE.
Wo guarantee you tho vory lowest prices. Como ami seo
our stock, you will quickly see (lint wo do us wo advertise.
Xrnas Slippers
A now and conipluto Hub for Men, Ladies' nnd Children at
special low holiday prices.
Como at onco wlttlo tho sizes aro not broken.
Miller's flld Stand
No. 606 South
For Patent Medicine.
He Carried Around Pocket
Full of Pills.
Peculiar Craze of
Aged Farmer.
an
Jury In Shumway Case Could
Not Agree.
Tho
Cook Property Appraised
Court House News.
'IJPocullar traits of tho lato Androw
S. Moans, woro. brought out in tho
trial of a caso now going on In Com
re-y. Plons qourt.
Pi it tJlssetf ta Warn had n mania
for patont medlcinos. IIo purchasod
pills in largo quantities nnd of orory
Tariety, carrying them around In his
pookot, and taking them nt frequent
Intervals. Ho wasnconBtnnt render
of advertisements of "euro alls,
writing many letters and sending
numerous orders to tho parties man
ufacturlng the same. Snrsnparilln
was a fnvorlto compound. IIo took
bottle after bottle, tloBpIto tho ad
vice of his ielat(vos. Kvergroou tea
was another romedy In which ho
plaoedgrcnt faith. JIo was an old
man, and ills mind was weak on tho
subject.
Tho notion now bolng heard wns
commenced by Jonnlo S. Moans, his
daughter-in-law. Sho sues Robert
II. Duncan, oxocutor, to collect
tl,!MI0, alleged to bo duo for tho care
of Mr. Moans, during tho Inst six
years of his life. Tho plaintiff
claims that for somo tlmo previous
to his denth he was a lunntlo, re
quiring constant attention. Ho be
llovod onnmios wero trying to rob
him, nnd to guard ngnlnst this ho
demnndod that firearms bo film
lulled.
Properly Appraised.
Tho appraisers appointed to placo
a voliio on tho property of John J
Cook otal. Iiavo filed their report.
Tlio valuation is fixed nt $10,700.
The Judgments ngnlnst tho Cooks'
aggregate !Ki,8lU.R3. Tho First
National bank has a claim of
:I,022.8I. Tho property will bo
sold by tho shcrllT.
Dijanrcod.
Tho Jury In tho ouster proceedings
against Cnuncllinnn Dwlght Sliuni
wny, wns unablo to reach any ogrco
mont. It was discharged by Judgo
Andorsou AVodnesday evening. On
the first ballot, nlno voted for no
iiultnl, throo for conviction, Tho
Inst ballot stood ulna for conviction,
throo for acqultal. A now Jury lias
boon ordered to roport Dec. IS). Tlioso
Boleotod us Jurors are: H. M. Hum
linm, O. W. Kline, Leonard Stark,
Akron; William Waters, Covoutry;
Wm, Dlohl, Franklin; Win. Powell,
Northfleldj Kber Hawkins, Wm.
Wood, Illolillold; James l.ovu, Uos
ton; Hobert Tumor, Shermnn Htot
tler, l'ortago; J. A. Knocht, Norton.
Quick Work.
Tho Jury in (ho ensoul tho Urlo vs.
tho Akron & Cuyahoga Falls Itapld
Co. brought In a verdict for tho
Main Street.
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Xfiias Window
SHOES
plaintiff after 15 mlnutos delibera
tion. Tho plaintiff's Judgment wns
for tho full amount asked.
Dissolved.
II. M. Hngolbnrger, referee In tho
enso of tho Akron & Cuyahoga Falls
Itapld Transit Co. vs Ilarberton has
filed a report. Ho finds that tho In
junction heretofore Issued ngnlnst
tho Ilarberton Council, should bo
dissolved. Tho Council wns re
strained from passing nil ordlnanco
to repeal nn ordinance granting tho
plaintiff n franchise
Two Heavy Damage Cases.
Chas. Doubloday has commonced
an action against the Falls IMvct &
Machine company for $20,000 dam-
nges. Ho was Injured Fobrunry 17,
1809, whllo working for the defend
ant. His coat caught in the shaft
ing, whirling him around, mangling
his loft nnn.
Katlo McCormack, administratrix
of tho ostata of Jas. T. McCormack,
sues the Erie nnd N. Y. P. & O. rail
road companies for $10,000. McCor
mack, who was n track Inspoctor,
was struck and killed by an Krlo
train, whllo fixing a bolton the Old
Forge brldgo.
Fraud Alleged.
Jnmos II. Selborllng has filed nn
swor In tho caso commenced by Em-
monS. Ovlatt, to collect on n noto.
Ho admits signing the noto
but says it wns given without con
sideration and that' It wnB procured
by fraud and false representations.
Divorces.
DIvorcos havo boon granted to tho
plnintlffs in tho cases of Christian
Holler vs. Lena Hellor and Caroline
Horwlck vs. Frnnk Herwlek.
Insolvent.
The ostate of A. li. Tinker is re
ported insolvent by tho oxecutor W.
Oliver Wlso. Tho dobts amount to
$.'1,608.11. Tho nssots nro $5111.71.
Naturalized.
Naturalization papors havo boon
Issued to Thomas Pugh, a native of
Wales. J. J. Thomas, witness.
Marrlirjo Llconsos.
Irvln Pontlous, linrberton 20
Clara Swellor, K. Liberty 10
Henry M. Irish, Ilarberton 21
Nora Proar, Ilarberton 18
Homer Koms, Akron 23
Ada Kennedy, Akron 10
STATE CONVENTION
Of Ohio Painters and Decorators.
Delegates Entertalnod.
Tho oxecutlvo board of the Ohio
8 Into Association of Master Painters
nml Docorntors mot at Hotel Iluchtol
Wednesdny. Arrangements were
mndo for holding tholr Btuto conven
tion In this city July 24,2.1 nnd 20,
1000. About 100 delegates will at
tend tho Ktnto mooting, Tlioso pres
ent woro: President John C. Hom
ols of Toledo; Vleo President Oils
ltammelmolor of Cincinnati; Secre
tary William Allbrlght of Tolodoj
Joel Kennedy, Cincinnati j Fred
Hnhn, Toledo; Thomas Miller, Co
lumbus; A. T. llnuman, Hnndusky
and Al Bnxer, Clovoland, nioiiibers
of tho executive board.
Wodnesdny night thostato officials
mot with tho local members In tho
I. O. O. F. temple. The ovonlng was
passed in n soolnl way.
DID NOT AGREE.
Stoneware Men Will Meet Again
Next Month.
Pattou and H. 11. Miintnn, Akron,
stounwnro manufacturers, attended
tho mooting of stoneware mon nt
Columbus, Wodnesdny afternoon.
Another meeting will be hold In
Columbus in Jnnuary. Tho meeting
was called lor tho purposo of organ
izing tho plants In Ohio, Pennsylva
nia nnd Indiana, to regulato tho
price of wares. It Is claimed thnt
tho prloo of matorlal has advanced
25 per cent, and tho prlco of wares
must bo advanced accordingly. No
doflulto action wns taken.
COMPETITION.
Strawboard Company
Fight tho Trust.
New
Will
A now Btrnwbonul trust will bo
In miAlinil 4 t -. 41 4ab- a II.. . .. ma.
K.mitiiim uiu Mint ui iu year, mo
promoters are Crawford Fairbanks,
of Terro Haute; M.W. Wllllnms of
Aiiuorsuii, nuii uoi. v, t. Turbln,
ltmmlillnnn Ynllnnnl . rn......l.
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m nu from Indhiun. Mr, Williams
several years ago was conneoted
with tho AiuorlcMi Btrawbonrd com
pany nnd was located at Ilarberton.
Tho now mills will bo at Terro
Hauto, Anderson, Jollct and Lima.
Coldon Wedding.
Mr. and Mrs. E. N, Hammond, of
Clovoland, celebrated the rmlrlmi
wedding anniversary of their mar-
rlago Wednesday, Mrs. Hammond's
maiden name was Louisa M. Wold .
Her girlhood home was in Itichfleld
township.
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Largest Exclusive
Dry Goods Store
In Akron.
Tho very choice and
now novelties and fancy
goods in largo assortment
at
Low Prices
Toilet Sots,
Mnnicuro Sets,
Writing Sets,
Shaving Sets,
Glovo and Hnndkor-
chiof 3oxes,
Collar and Cuff
Boxes,
Storling Silvor Novol-
ties of all kinds,
Brie-a-Brac,
Jowolry,
Purses,
Dolls,
Etc., Eto.
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In hire nssortmonts, of
tho most dcsirnlilo, so
looted witli great caro,
especially for
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Ilandkorchiofs,
!Mulllors,
Furs,
Cloaks,
Suits,
Silks,
Dress Goods,
Silk Waists,
Petticoats,
Umbrellas,
Kid Gloves,
!Mittons,
Blankets,
Quilts,
Towols,
Napkins,
Tablo Linoim,
Etc., Etc., Etc.,
Etc., Etc.,
Etc.
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III
Holiday
Gifts
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fe Open Evenlugs m
Beginning: Tonight, f
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R 155 und 157 (
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SOLDIER
Dies In the Service.
Local Relatives Received
Sad News Today.
Edward H. Bliler Enlisted
a Year Ago.
The Cause of His Death Was
Not Given.
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Parents Reside In Franklin Township
His Letters.
Relatives of Edward H. Blllor of
Company H, Twenty-second Infan
try, located in tho Philippines, wero
this afternoon apprised of his death,
which occurred Nov. 28. Cause un
known. Ulllor was aged 22 years. Ho Is a
son of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. H. Bliler
of Clinton, Franklin township. A
sister, Mrs. John F. Zimmerman, of
523 West Chestnut St., nnd a brother,
Chas. A. Bliler, reside in Akron.
Their first intimation of the young
man's death was this afternoon
when a reporter for tho Dkmoobat
approaobed Mr. John F. Zimmer
man, his brother-in-law, for news
relating to tho death.
Christmas day, 1893, Bliler enlist
ed at Cleveland, and sailed at onco
for tho Philippines. He wrote a
number of lotters homo. All told of
his being In good health. Mr. Zim
merman received a letter from him
In September. His parents received
ono In Ootobor.
Tho young soldlor wns in several
battles, but in his lettors home he
never spoko of having rocolved a
wound.
Ho wns related to Josoph High,
who died at Ilarberton, Sunday.
CENTENNIAL
Of Death of Gen. Gcorne Washington
Observed In Schools.
The contennlnl of the death of
Gonernl Ooorgo Washington was
observed in tho public schools
Thursdny afternoon. In tho differ
ent ward buildings tho exorcises
woro conduotod by the pupils and
consisted of music nnd recitations.
Thursday morning tho High school
students wore nddrossed by Attor
ney John O. Frnuk. His subjcot
wns the "Heath of Washington."
Six New Policemen.
Tho Bonrd of City Commissioners
Thursday afternoon dccldod to ap
point not lees than six, and perhaps
eight, now pollcomon. Tho appoint
ments will bo made within n fow
daj'B.
Petition In Bankruptcy.
W. K. Ponco filed a petition in
bnnkrnptoy in tho insolvonoy court
nt Cleveland Wednosdny. His lia
bilities nro S1S,V(M.50 with no nssots.
Tho action was brought about by tho
full urn of the Kennard House In
Cleveland in 1803, which was under
tho management of Ponce & Dornor.
Gas Is On.
Natural gas was turned on full
force Thursday. Thoro will be no
further truuble from a shortngo of
gas.
Call Accepted.
Klder J. Q.Slayter, of Stubenvillo,
Iuib accepted the call extended to
him by tho First Church of Christ of
this olty. Announcement of this
faot was mndo at the rovlvnl serv
ices Wednesday ovonlng. Ho will
assume the duties of paBtor about
April 1.
Lodge Officers.
Adonlrnm Loci go F. & A. M. have
elected officers as follows: It. F.
Palmer, worshipful master; A. F.
Koons, senior wnrdon; W. C. Black,
Junior warden: George W. Sohlok,
treasurer; H. It. Whiteman, secre
tary; F. M, Cooke, senior deacon;
II, M. Hagelbarger, junior deacon;
11, It. Tuoker, tyler.
Police Court.
Petit larceny case against Lewis
Ley continued until Saturday.
Fined S10 on, charge of assault and
battery. Sentenced 00 days workhouse.
TSic Holiday Season
Is now upon us and our store is jammed with dosirablo holiday
goods from tho basement to .tho top floor. As tho crowds ar
greater in tiio afternoons wo adviso all who can, to do thoir shop,
ping.in tho forenoons. Wo havo given a largo part of our storo to
tho display of
Fancy Goods, Bric-a-Brac, Jewelry,
Sterling Silver, Novelties, etc.
Of which wo have made somo heavy purchases at advantageous
prices, that wo will give our customers tho benefit of. We aro
sclliti"
SOLID GOLD RINGS
At about one-half what you havo
50c and $1.00
BUYS A VERY NICE SOLID GOLD RING.
Thousands Of nrticlos of OVOrVflpse.rinHnn. llonfnl nnd nrnn.
mental, are to bo found in our
wo invito our patrons to mako
WORK COMMENCED
On Large Addition to Webster, Camp
& Lane Plant.
Webster, Cainp & Lane have nl-
ready begun work an the now addi
tion to thoir foundry building. The
addition will be 00x100 and S5 feet
high. It will likely bo completed
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F-OSTER BROS.
BIO STOCK OF SLEDS JUST RECEIVED.
"Wo Sell
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Columbia
Phonographs and Graphophones !
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GEO. S. DALES &
Call and
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Holiday
Presents .
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HOLIDAY GOODS
Toilet Sets, Toilet Bottles, Celluloid Collar and Cuff
Boxes, Work Boxes, Glove and
Handkerchief Boxes.
And a great varioty of goods from 10c to $2. Neckwear in
all the now colorings aud shapes.
Tho best Kid Gloves in' Akron for $1.00 and $1.25.
Warranted.
Bo suro and look at this stock boforo buying. It will
pay you.
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M II KfVUICr AOfPTIT !.o.o.)MiMrU!
iiii wimuuj xx&viii, IV) airt
to pay in a regular way.
mammoth collection this year, and
selections early as possible.
& CO,
within the noxt four months, and
will bo used as a machine .erecting
room. At presont, the company has
orders booked ahead for nine months.
ASK YOUR GROCER ABOUT
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WADSWORTH MILLING CO.
Oheap.
and Edioon's
Largest assortment of Records
in tho city.
Oall and hear the OIRAND.tho
wonder of tho closing century.
Wo are closing out u largo
stock of
Guitars, Mandolins, Violins,
Accordeons, Banjos, Etc.
Greatly Reduced Prices.
E2T"CnlI and seo us.
228 S. Main at., oily
' Tol. IQQ2.
select your
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From our stock of Guitais, Mnndolins, Banjos,
Violins, Music Boxes, Guitar Zithers, Drums,
Oases for all Instruments, Music Rolls, Edison
Phonographs and Graphophones.
Largest stock of Records in the city.
0. G. Brownell
Open Evenings. Tel. [phone] Mill street.
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