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1 ID. Fresh Sliioddod Cocoanut for
lilc, 2 Ibi. for t!3i'.
12 lbs. California Evaporated PeaOll
CS fdl If 1(7. (Cheap US iipph'S).
I Hit. S. & G.'s Cereal ColTi'o for 12."i?.
(Our own least lug).
VI lb. Iicst Pcniing Nutmegs for loo,
The over Increasing Interest In S. fc
G.'s specials warrants thi'lr oontlnu-
mice. Wholesale prices in rctiill quail-
lltU.s.
; Junket Tablets.
Something new for deserts. Olio all
Id solidifies two quarts of milk. Color
or ilnvor to taste. 10c hit bov.
Mother Goose story hook. Polly
Dear series, free with 1 lb. any of S.
!c G.'s .lava ami Moulin Coffees.
'We have a smprlo In'storo for you
In our Easter Offering commencing
April 2ud.
Join our mall order eonstltunuoy, It
you eau't call or telephone tVJO. Our
tangons pass your iloor In the eity. Ad
lressed postal cards FREtf at the
More.
China & Japan Tea Store
Schumacher & Gammcter
Tol. 550. 101 S. Howard st.
TWENTY-ONE
"Tramps" In Court.
Eleven Were Arrested at
Weeks Pottery.
Raid by Officers Murray
and Russell.
Prisoners Brought In
Monday Morning.
Early
Mrs. Myers Wanls to Return to Her
Husband.
Itju lido the "Jinuse" by mistake; that
who had applied for" a position as cook.
Olllcer Goodoubergci' placed .1, W.
Miner In the city prison Sunday morn.
Ing ut it o'clock. Miner lauded In Ak
ron Saturday afternoon. ills actions
were of a slisnlelous natllie. lie want
ed the otlleer to lock him up for safe-
keep ng, claiming thai he feared bod
ily harm fiom someone. Olllcer Good
cnberger took the man to Glenn's tav
fin. lie got up nt midnight and left
llin hotel. His bed wan paid for, but
1 o didn't en re. Miner neglected to put
his underwear on when lie left Olenn'H,
so ho undressed In the alley, and made,
the change.
On Sunday It was developed that the
man had delirium tremens. Ills con
dition is Improved today.
I Inch Kane. Intoxication, SfU and
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costs. Joieph McKlcnr, Intoxication, S2 '
and costs: Win. F. Brunei', samel
charge, dismissed.
Martin Dalku has 11 led an allldavll
In Mayor's court against Frank Cardn-
filler, accusing IIIIU OL ninntiu), mum;-
at Chaille Dalka.
Oilicer Gieoulose shot a tramp dog,
In tiont or tlm Empire house Saturday
evening. The canine had no home and
acted strangely.
TRANSFERRED
Stocks and Bonds
To His Wife Without Any
Consideration.
Claim Made by Creditors
jt
ITALY
To Take Steps to Restore
Peace.
HV Minister Authorized to Take
.Initiatory Ste)s.
London, March V'. .(Spl.)-It Is be.
llevcd Italy has npttllud her minister
here to pave the way for peace be.
tween Gioat Britain and the Trans
vaal. Premier Yenosta held a coulor
ence with the British Ambassador at
Home today ami It is said talkeu of the
message that had been received from
the Italian Consul at Pretoria, the lat
ter having been authorized by both
Kruger and Sloyn. to ask his court to
make overtures for peace.
BOTH SIDES
Waiting For Each Other to Begin the
Fighting.
Louisville, Ky., March lU.-(Spl.)
At noon Governor Taylor had fully 200
"military men In the. Stale House
grouuds ami three gatllng guns. Beek
liam, the Democratic Governor, had
two companies of militia and nlwut
li00 deputies". Xo' attempt was made-to-arrest
Beckham. A story was elrdu
lated that Beckham has Issued a war
rant for Itepubliean Adjutant Gonoial
Collier's arrest, but Beckham at onco
.sent Sheriff Sutter to Collier to deny
the report. Both are testing on their
oars, all fully armed for the tirst time
the trouble began. The Itepubllcans
swear that before Iuuoeent men shall
lie hounded by the Ooebelltes, Willi
the aid of the .10(1,11(10 reward to buy
perjured testimony, that If there Is a
warrant tor the nriest of Governor
Taylor as an accessory to the iimr
der of (Joebel, as the Republicans
claim is the case, then a bloody clash
will follow any attempt to arrest the
Governor. Secretary of State Towers
and ('apt. Davis at noon demanded
an Immediate trial.
ATTORNEYS
There were 21 "bums" arraigned in
Mnrn,.' i.nnvi Mnndiiv morning. The
prisoners' bench was, not large 'enough
to accommodate, ajl, and, part of the
class had to remain standing. There
were ohl bums, young hums, long
bums, short bums, white, bums black
bums, hairy bums, and hairless buhis.
When Mayor Young took his heat, he
Inquired of Chief Harrison If they
needed any recruits in Manila. The
Chief remarked that Akron's stieet
cane needed a few lecrults and for
live days,aud whatever additional time
It takes to work out costs, the follow
ing named nomadic Individuals will
be in the employ of this city:
Oris Orant, Arthur Marshall, Chas.
Daley, Thomas Marsh, Gnstnv Helner,
l'eter Bold, Joseph Devine, .lohu Hick-
ey, Thomas Blown, Thomas O'Donnell.
James Forsyth, Dick MeCrum, Fled
Swartz, Frank Henderson, Win. Smith,
James Farrull; John Jones, John
Daugherly, Lincoln Roberts, Edward
Heel and Chas. Rich, same charge,
were both dismls.-cd.
Mayor Young .Instructed the "class"
that the members who wore good
would likely be dismissed befoio the
expiration of their sentence. "Those
who become 'smart' and attempt to
shirk their duty, will however, remain
in the employ of this city, nutil their
full sentences are .orvijd-out." ,
'Eleven of the men .were su'rested at
AYeeksL pottery, East Akrou.iit ." o'
cVclr.Momlay morning h Ojileors
Murray and Bussell. The wagiiu was
sent for, and when It arrived, the otli
j'ers who made the arrest. luil their
prisoners all lined up at the comer of
Case avenue and Market st. The other
bums either applied for lodging at the
city prison or were arrestcil at various
times between Saturday evening ami
Monday morning.
Artii Myers was arraigned on the
ohm go of lesidlng at a lioiisc of ill
lame on Notih Howard st. She plead
ed guilty. Mayor Young reserved sen
tence until Tuesday morning. The
woman's auest was ea.ised by her
lnisliaiid. Mrs. flyers said that she
had .been residing' In the '''house" for
tl.icu months. 'vKliu wan'ts to go back
I ie now, and held n conference with
her husband In the 1'roseoutjor's oflicc.
The woman cried bitterly, nnd era
biaced her husband frequently. It Is
thought that he will take her back.
Mrs. Myois cln lined tliat she liqd got-
J. J. McGOWAN
of Wilcox.
Woorls Heirs do riot '.Agree on
an Administrator.
Stale vs. 1L C. Oarber has Im-oii au
thorized to lake deposition!!.
A default Judgment for 8200 Iiiih been
given the plaintiff In the cime of Flunk
Ktinx vs. Carl Kieiiger.
WILLS FILED.
The will of Harriet 13. Tiowbridgo
was tiled III ITolMiie couri .moiiohj.
Iler husband Is given the Income of
all her properly during his life. At
his dentil the title Is to be placed In the
name of her sldter, Kiln O. I'aiiaalce.
Anna Phillips gles all her property
to her husband, John M. Phillips.
pitoBATi: m:vh.
Final naturalization papers have
been Issued to William Hoffman.
T. W. Wakeinan, asslguee of the
Akiou District Telegraph companj
has nied n list of the claims present
ed. Tho aggregate is ?1,41.83.
baguc Bros. & Co.
YOU MAKE NO MISTAKE
.WHEN YOU HUY YOUR.
I Dress
Goods
and
Silks
OF....
Is the Lowest Bidder
For Paving Street With
Block Asphalt.
The Lowest Bid
Sheet Asphalt
For
Two More Divorce Petitions Filed
Court House;N'ews.
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The application oft,,A. Wilcox, for
iii ftim-iini-cn from bankruptcy was
heard In tho United States court at
Cleveland today.
The ercditoiWare contesting. They
are not satlstled that he has turned
oir all his assets for their benefit.
Two Akron banks are parties to the
proceedings, the, Second National and I
the Citizens' National.
Stocks that are alleged to have been
transferred by Mr. Wilcox, are as fol
lows: Akron Building & Loan Asso
icatlon, Wilcox-Bruncr Company,
Thomas Lumber company, Baker-Mc-Mlllen
company.Akron China company,
Akron Woolen & Felt company, Ak
ron Savlugs bank, India Rubber com
pany.
Challenged No Action Taken
by Commissioners.
To
Ask For a
Court House.
lew
Time Extended to April 1st.
Regular Committees Appointed For
Ensuing Year.
At a special meeting of tho Akron
Bar Asoelatlon tills morning It was
decided to make an active campaign
In tho Interests of a new court houe.
The committee, appointed at a former
meeting, was instructed to take up tho
project. Tho members ot tho commit
tee will endeavor to enlist the people
generally In favor of the move.
The standing committees for tho
year were named by President H. T.
Wlllsou. They are ah follows:
Kxecutlve llavvey Muster, Francis
Selberling and II. U.AndrosR.
Investigation anil grlevamv-F. II.
AYaters, S. O. Rogers an 1 J. A. Brad
ley. Meinbershlp-F. If. Thelss, 11. L.
Snyder nnd C. T. Orant.
Judiciary A. C, Yorls, J. V
and II. C. Sanford.
Medical Treatment Free for Three Months
to All Invalids Who Call Upon the Brit
ish Doctors at Their Offices, Suite 36,
Central Offlce-Bulldlngr.
Total Count of Estimates Not Yet
Completed.
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James J. McOowan oi akiou, is u.u
lowest bidder for the contract of pav
ing Kast Market st. with block asphalt.
Tho principal features of his bid fol
low: JAMES J. McGOWAN.
From High st. to Buchtel nve.: Five
year 'guarantee, .fnUOCWK; 10 year
guarantee, $7(1.(1 10.211; 1" year guaran
tee, $88,70:1.711; without guarantee, W-
ons.or,.
From Buchtel avc. to Case ave.: Five
year . guarantee, .?:il,2"G.0; 10
year guurautce. .SKi,0S4.01; 15 year
guarantee, !?15,8oU.2()
For paving with sheet asphalt, the
bid of the Ollsonite Paving and Hoof
ing company, of St. r.oulswas lower
than that of the Barber Asphalt Com
pany of New York, there being but
- . . . . t...1t riM.nlUMcl
two bids lor siieet nspuiiu. auu-u.wi?
follow:
OII.SONITF, PAYING AND HOOF-.
INO COMPANY.
From High st. to Buchtel ave., five
year guarantee, S5IVI70.70; 10 year
guarantee, ?iH,:mi.50; 15 year guaran
tee, .? 71, S 17.70.
From Buchtel ave. to Case avc: l'lvo
year guarantee. .?2(t,(500; 10 year guar
antee. !F2i),2:i:t.50; 15 year guarantee,
$&I,1S2.40.
BARB10R ASPHALT COMPANY.
Fiom High street to Buchtel ave:
Five year guarantee, .V.'!4,(IS7.03; 10
Ho Is alleged .to have held In addi
tion to tho stocks named above, bonds
nf dio following cornoiatlons: Pitts
burg Plate GInss company and Muucie
Land company. Aside from these se
curities hn will be.nsked to tqh what
has become of equities In real estate,
mortgages, land contracts, etc.
Tho contestlug-eredltors claim that
Mr, Wilcox has 1 171ns t erred tno tuio
or the soouryios,' etc., to his wifu and
f'rlends and that he has done so with-
out any consideration. They seek to
have the, stocks, .$c turned over nnd
sold for thelfiJieucn).
'' 'HKIH'CONFKIW
Thc'hijlrs.oj'tbe hijo J. B. Woods
met today u;Vd trd to a'grcg on an ad.
mlnlhtrator of the estate. As1 soon as
this Is settled the action to set aside,
tijc' will, will Jv"ealed for iriill in
Common Pleas tjqurt. The iieienuanis
will not mnko'inuy defense and tho
Jury will be instructed by the Judge
to return a verdict for the plaintiff.
George G. Allen, executor of tho will
has agreed to resign as soon as the
case Is decided in favor or the plain
tiffs. His compensation has been Us
ed. II is in excess of .?5,000. It was
learned Monday that the heirs could
Hot reach any agreement In reterence
to the selection of an administrator.
AH of the children are after tho ap
pointment. It Is not Improbable that
tho cpurl will be asked to name some
DEMOCRATS
Will Have Lively Caucuses Tuesday
Night Candidates. .
Considerable Interest Is being taken
in the contests to come befoio the
Democratic caucuses Tuesday night, of
which the call Is published in another
coluniu.
In the First ward Councilman Paul
will lie nominated for m-electlou by ac
clamation.
Indications are that Mr. J. B. Hutlicr
foul, the South Main st. hardware
r.ieichant, will be nominated lor Coun
cil from the Third waul. Mr. Julius
'.YTiielm Is a candidate for the nomi
nation for member of the school board
from the Third waul.
In the Fifth ward It Is likely that
Mr. Richard D. Mason, ol LoDuru si.
will be nominated by acclamation for
Council. Mr. Mnson is a brother of
Mr. F. II Mason, general manager of
tho Goodrich Rubber company, and Is
one ot the best known residents of the
ward. Thus far, Mr. Amos J. White is
the only candidate announced for the
Democratic' nomination for school
board from the Fifth ward. Mr. White
was clerk of the Board early In the
nineties and Is well qunlllied to rep
resent his ward in the Boaid.
In tho Fourth ward, Mr. August
Piskc will contest with Mr. Louis II.
Anicr for the nomination for Council.
Amoin: tho candidates whose names
ate to come before the Democratic con
tention at the City Hall Wednesday
evculug are those of Attorney Ylncent
Helbllng and Mr. A. O. itolloway, tho
latter a student at Buchtel College and
one of the soldiers of the Spanish
Amoilcan war.
For Com table, Messrs. P. J. Cum
mins and Edward Bolan are announc
ed. The friends of Mr. Clarence Ba
ker infoiiued the Democrat this after
noon that he would also be a candidate
for the nomination for constable. Mr.
P.jikor was for many years an employe
of the Webster Camp : Lane company
and lives on Lods st.
DAGUE BROS. & CO.- j
"We btiv onlv the boat, and carry the largest and most j
carefully selected stock in the city of Akron. The past
week lins shown some marvelous Rolling of dress goods :
and this week will be still better.
I . . SILKS. -
Also arc having a tremendous sale this season, and to
$ know and see the latest in Silks you must see our stock.
Jig Our range of
1 Black Dross Silks
m Js worthv the attention of the most critical buyer. You
fl can find anything you may bo looking for and at reason
j able prices. ,
I Carpets & Asall Fapor
1 At prices to please, and a mammoth stock to solecfc
il from.
baguc Bros, & Co.
' rrHMHTTHiMMHI
PROF. RICH
Will be on the Road In His New Ca
by April 1 .
Prof. George E. Rich, the well known
furrier, of this city, will go upon the
road with his traveling horseshoeing
establishment about April 1.
The car Is uow being reconstructed
for Prof. Rich's use.in Kent. It will
bo divided In live first-class living
rooms-, and his family will travel with
him.
Prof. Rich will receive a nice Income
from the advertising which will adorn
the car. The "ads" will bo painted by
C. W. Kempol, the sigupainter of this
city,
egid paoPnau.A iooakt.hhaxiCraa.h
mmsssjn:
First OI&S5S5
HALF-TONE
ENGRAVINGS
AT.
Akron Photo Eng". Co.
603 South Main st.
Family Waohirt(js
Our speclnlty. SpucM thitr. Wo
wash clefcu. good fintab. don't ruin
fRbrics. Will call for nd cUUver
goods. One trlfil U all -no ask.
AMERIOAN CAV.INOR'V
LAST LINKS.
Pfcone 72
405 Eit ExchiEt it.
GEO. E. ETZ, Prop,
AVolsh
t
in
OCEAN TICKETS TO El'HOPE AND
PARIS EXPOSITION.
Tickets via all leading lines at lowest
intes Information cheoi fully given
upon application to C. D. Houodlo.
ticket.ngont, Union depot. Cook's per
sonally conducted touru.
The Clerks' union will hold u social
session and smoker In Kramer's hall,
Tuesday evening.
There will be u meoilug ol the
Chamber of Commerce Tuesday even
Injj, at 7;U0 p.m.
A staff of eminent physicians nnd
surgeons' from the Britinh Mc'dlcnl In
stitute have, at the urgent solicitation
of a laigo number of patients uuder
their treatment In Akron, established
a permanent brnueh. of tlm Institute,
in this city In the Central Oflicc build
ing.
These eminent gentlemen havo
decided to give their services entirely
free for three mouths (medicines
excepted) to nil invalids' who c" "l'on
them for treatmeut between uow and
April 1st. Those services consist not
only of consultation, examination nnd
advice, but ao of all minor surgical
opcratlojt.
Tho object In pursulpg this course
Is to becomo rapidly and personally
ncnualuted with tho sick and aflllcted
and under no condition whatever will
any charge bo rondo for any services
rendered for threq mouths, to all who
call before Ajirll 1, Therefore, the
most humble In circumstances can
avail themselves of the services of
these eminent physicians.
The doctors trciH all forms of disease
and deformities, and giutrnnfeo a cmo
in evorv case thoy undertake. At the
llrst Intcrvluw a thorough examina
tion Is made, and. If Incurable, you
nro frankly and kindly told sn also ad
vised against spending youv money
for useless treatment.
Male and femahj weakness, ca
tarrh nud catarrhal deafness, also
ruptute and goltw and all dUeases of
the rec'.um are positively cured by
flielr new treatment.
Dr. Arthur G. Rldeout,
Tile chief oonmililiig surgeon of tho In-
dilute. Is lit pitrHonul cmig,i.
OUlco honts from U'U. m'W ! m
No Sunday hours
year guarnteo, ?:i,4 18.70; 15 year
guarantee, ?IM,:i5:i.50.
From Buchtel ave. to Case ave.:
Five year guarantee, .fW.l 18.70; 10
year guarantee, ijsJi,-wSiO; 115 year
guarantee, S-ifl.OO-MKi.
WANT BID THROWN OUT.
The. representative of thu Barber
Asphalt Company challenged thp hid
of the Ollsoulto Paving and Rooting
DIVORCE COURT.
Two petitions for divorce were tiled
In Common Pleas court this morning.
Jennie Rogers of Mogadore, charges
her husband with drunkenness, willful
absence, gross neglect of duty, and
adultry. .Margaret Noo was married
to Daniel Noe Aug. UO, 1807, In Dell
lleld, Germany. She alleges that he Is
guilty of neglect and cruelty.
The divorce case ofjEtta M. Friend
vs. Wilbur G. Friend has boon referred
to G. Forest Firestone for bearing.
Emma Carter was granted a divorce
Saturday from Edwin Carter on tho
grouudu of neglect and cruelty.
DAMAGE CASE.
Theodore F. Thompson lins uicii a
yetltiou-In Common Pleas court ask-
, n.n l..i 41.. 1
lug judgment tor .', ""
ANOTHER AFFIDAVIT
Has Been Filed by Miss Rhoades
Against C. E. Patterson.
Jessio Rhoades has Held an atlldavlt
in Justice Thomas' court against
Clarence E. Pntterson, accusing him
or being tho father of her child. Both
parties are colored.
The Rhoades girl brought suit
against Patterson last fall, in Justice
Campbell's court. The child was horn
September 12, 1800. In some manner
the case was settled up before the date
set for trial iu Justice Campbell's
court, but the girl necuxes Patterson of
not living up to agreement, l'atter
son has a wife. Ho Is not In this city
at present.
CM Castings
Seymour Jlnrlott, of Canton, and
Miss Anuic Fisher, of Akron, were
married Monday morulug by Justice
Thomas.
Rev. Robert Moffett, of Cleveland,
ox-secretary of the Ohio Christian
Missionary society, conducted services
at the First Disciple church, this city,
Sunday morning and evening. Ser
vices next Sunday will be conducted
by Prof. E'. E. Suoddy, of Hiram col
lege.
The friendsof Miss C. Ula Feuchtcr
have reeoiyed Invitations to attend a
piano recital given by her, Wednes
day evening, March 1-4, at Miss Ella
Blgolow's studio, S. Maple st., program
to begin at 8 o'clock. Miss Laura
Isonman will slug. Miss Wlnfrcd Al
len and Miss Jessie Anderson nro also
preparing piograms for similar oc
casions. Otis Mitchell', of tho Erie trelght of
fice, has been promoted to the position
of bill clerk nt Ashland. Mr. Mitchell
left Monday to assume his new duties.
For Every Purpose.
.' Ad am son,
Exchange and Water Streets.
rowers of Alr
Catawba Pure, Catawba A, Port,
Sweet, Ives Seedling:....
Alwnys on hnnd. All orders promptly
flllMl' fepeclnl attention plven to mall
orders.
SCHAEDLER & RHEIN, ... Kelly's Island, 0,
. ELLIS
Coal,
Cor. Cherry and Canal sts. Tel. 25T.
Moving Vans, Teaming
and Transferring. "Fill
vour coal bins now nnd
avoid the rush." Office,
Company, elalmulg Irregularity In (ho J y0VjUQni Ohio Traction company. Ho
manner In which Hint company's bond 1 .im, i,0 Was injured In a col
lision between his wagon ami a ear
on tho tracks of the defendant. Ho
says that tho accident was duo to tho
was filed. The City Cominlssioiiurs
have tnkou no action In the maH'jr,
nor havo thoy yet decided whether
sheet or block asphalt will be used.
Bid for contracts of paving Camp
bell st nnd eonstiucllng local sowers
In Yale and Hanard sts., have not
yet been eo(iu(od
JOKE ON HOYE.
The Dog Was Stuffed and Well
Preserved.
Sanitary Policeman M. W. Hoyo was
notified that there was a dead do kept
In the reildence of 0. E. Long, on
South Main St., just outside the city
limits, In Coventry township.
Olllcer Hoyo, iu company with J, W.
Melton, an olllcor of Coventry town.
ship, visited Mr. Long's homo, and
I sure enough they found a dead dog, In
I the pallor
J But tho animal was stullVd pud prV-
served as an ornumeut,
carelessness of the moloiman.
OTI(EH PLEADINGS.
All answer has boon filed In thu ciifo
,. ?.. a r'ow executor vs. Emanuel
Frank. Tho' defendant alleges that
tho notp for if 1,000 held by tho plalntllf
was delivered to him by tiio father of
his wife wlli the understanding that
. . .1 .. An 4-1 (it flfkfftMfl.
U was to bo inrncu mui iu m us....
ant. Ho says that the plaintiff has
fulled to carry out but trust.
1 C. T. Grant, trustee fox the credit-
orsof Geo- C. Hut'"1 bfls u,etl !l coss,
petition In the case of Jostah Wlgloy
,ys. Qty. H$ alleges tuui iuu i"i"
la Indebted to nugiil in tno sum 01
$112,50 for stoue rurntished hbn by
nugiu,
(WLENOAB ENTHIES,
The ease of Kiaus Kirn Ar Company
vs. Maggie Dollar has been settled
The vlt'l'onOititt In the case of tho
PERSONALS.
The Fnudnnglo ciub onjoyrd 11 pri
vate masquorado at tho homo of Miss
Mae Ilamor, 008 State St., Friday ev
ening. Light refreshments were serv
ed. lion. II. 0. Sanford wont to Pennsyl
vania Monday.
Hon. Charles W. Kcmpel was In
Kent on business Monday.
Dr. T. l'V Mahal', pastor of thu St.
Vincent do raul'o church, Is iu Cleve
land todny.
Presldout a'. F. Walsh of the A. & C.
F. R. T. Company, returned home
Monday from Now York. In which city
lie had spent a fow days transacting
business,
C. E. Sheldon Is lu Now Yoik on
business.
Dr. C. L. Gochriug lufl for New
York Monday.
S. Q. K?rrulali, a prominent Clcc
land attorney, was n tho city Monday.
I
r,
Gold Medals to Harper whiskey at
New Orleans & World's Fair, Chicago.
Try It, you will endorse the Judge's!
verdict, sold by
WM. WASHER,
144 South Howard St.,
Akron, O.
Tho "HOWARD"
Livery, Boarding, Feed and
Sale Stable....
Cor. (Villi and MlgjH ate.
First-class Service in Every Respect
Phone 3?2. E. W. Cubblson, Prop,
J. M. Wells, night operator at the
South Akron Erie stntlou, has been
appointed night operator and ttccct
agent at Ashland.
Dr. Gios, ehlropodlst of Youngstown
is at tho Hotel Buchtel.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
v .1.1 1 .1,'cnses
nrmrv.n- II. Boosnlgor, Brumtiold. .SO
Susie Ifershbeigw, Akron
Groom's occupation, merchant.
Seymour Ballet. Cauton
Alum Fisher, Akron
Gioom's occupation, farmer.
The Dixon Transfer Co.
Coal, Transter and Livery
Packing, moving and storing of
goods. Coaches, coupes and carriages
for funerals, weddings, parties and
callings.
123 and 125 Carroll it. Tel. No. 30
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A. Kohler left fpr Elyria
Judge
Monday.
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. Wurman and Mr. nnd
Mrs. Wm.-Shuaurimichcr of Cleveland
were the guests of Jr. oud Mrs. N. M.
Burke over 'Sunday,'
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no
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An insulator on tho trolley wire or
the A. V Q. F. B- T. toinpnny, lu front
of the city building, burned am loOav
Quito .1 largo crowd of wothtors was
attraclei. while tho Insulator was
burning.
Milton Breiiensteln, Noiton ...
Helena Machrr, Ilametown,..
Groom's occupation, farmer.
Otto Gioff, Macodonla
Bessie Edwards, Macodonla...
Giooni's occupation, farmer.
LEGAL NOTICE.
Gilbert Rogers, residing at I'ainbam.
in tho Slato of Now York will take
notice, that on the 12th niy of March,
1000, Jouule Rogers filed her petition
In tho Court of Common Pleas, Summit
coutitv. Ohio- bolug ennuo No. 'J7l9.
praying a divorce (nun saio uiioeri
Rogeic, ou tho grouud of habitual
drunkenness, gross nogJcct of duty,
adultery and extieiue cruelty, and for
alimony aud for an tnjuucilou and that
said cause 'will ha fpr hearing ou aud
nftofr the 25th day of April 1000. A
lostralnlng older hati been allowed as
prayed for.
JENNIE ROGERS.
P. V. Waters, her attorney.
Mar 12-lOL'U Apr 2-0-10
OASF-Arc XINTEL
WSSHT
Mnafuotur-M 'A all kinusoi mmmii
Ordore promptly attonoad to.
IIO W. IWIairteot 2St.
A nil look at our
..CANARY BIROS.
All fine singers.
ALSO flKASS CAGES FOR SALE.
Rltohlcii OoI Ooi
J. K. WILLIAMS
IVIsaGHlrio Shop
SKATES SHARPENED
General Machine Work of all Kind,
Clay Working Machinery for
atonewar a Specitlty. J
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