The Summit County Beacon from Akron, Ohio • Page 1

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1KGEST ESTABLISHMENT. BEST FACIL rUK FE3T WORK. THE AIKBST PRICES. ITIES. Satisfaction Uuaoantekd.

ALWAYS GET OUK ESTIMATES ON WORK Work and Pbices Warranted. Stationkbyi Specialty. VOL. XLVI NO. 36.

AKRON, OHIO, WEDNESDAY, APE IE IE 1883. WHOLE NUMBER 2332. Sik endured the Sacl'iflces flreli as t'h SOCIAL MATTEL'S. i EW AD Vt-KTlsEii EXTS. IIONURTO JUDGii Ul'SON.

'others. i Hh iiiiii TO "Our Authors." response by Clias. Surprised Twice in Ten Day. i P. f3 i yjwr.lsiaa ci-is'iihif3 a i 3 a rac ia Krw crit Grant, was id rhyme, prefaced LOOK OU ig Bargains ai he foung with a tew remarks.

When To the Editor of Tns Bea vn COMPANY OF ISA II lUSTEUS AT LAST XIGIIT'S A TJ that he was to respond he resorted to Following oh l.he LiHhdav mirnrtae: MAKLj. MOXDA K-ATOHY POINT-IS It li EPSLEPT50 FITS. lisJS fcay Jj'roH A in. Journal of Mcdlclna, Ab. diite it London who makes a ppc America Bro.

Ingersoll otliao for information. on the 23d of last month, another'sur- me tatter took down several volumes prise came oit at 3ir. and v. in on "Marriage and Divorce," and looked Warner on asbiinrton street on through it for something suitable. Keifer ia i'or Sherman for Governor.

Monday evening, April 2. it beinir their without doubt trciirodan.l cured morocaseatlia-iiitivotherlivlnc: physician. HI hus sirjjy asTonlsninK; wo Jmve henrd of fiiiffS ct OTur 2o vers. Pueeescfiilly cured by ITo liss publish -1 a work oik tins diaoaBO, wiilch lie sends ttbirgo uottloof Ms frbn do rfu mraffco to TUffTar who may sena their espresfi find P. O.

A-ddrosa, XV advtsn any one wishing a cure to address i)r. Aii. iii-bKliULE, No. 99 John Nev York. Brother Humphrey, at the Dry Goods WIT, ELOQUENCE AND IIILAK-ITY IN GRAND II AK-MON DLEMTv And for wliom for Sonator? The newly elected Assessors of Sum silver wedding.

The resents were Salesmen gave his toast in mit County came into the Auditor rich and valuable including a silver Vetse, and Ingersoll believed that imitation is the best mode of flattery, so ollice this morning to receive their Does Gresluuu's appointment mean castor, knives and forks, a butler blanks and instructions. The followin knite and cake basket-. also lien Harrison for Prwiident? THE SUN EVKRYI'oDY LIKES IT. an eight-day clock In a black walnut is a complete list oy wards and tow ships: TRF SUN'S first Is to truthful and nf case wrticti was their Senator Sherman is satisfied with the rul I's seojjrl to wri'e an enrraTjins history ot tri in Vil lay's L'a ly Brecon. The members of the Akron Bur tendered Judge William H.Upson, of this city, a banquet at the Empire House last evetiinsr.

in honor of bu sona. Hie house was wilt ii'Ieii on the here is what he said: OUa AUTITOBS, No lawver ftt etnlcliPd Ms fee With half the zest he feel- see Hisname in prior, when tirst appears 1 effusion of his youthful Wlierehv en-at are hurled Cornelius Johnston Ward 1 temperance amendment resolutions. occasion. Mr. made the WPiive li pr nis on an av -r-cp.

moe thnn a million coois a week. 1' i Moor presentation speech wnk-h as affect 'rcn'vtion is n-w larpr tlian ever nli Ohio might have had the Postmaster ill. H. Brown Denis Tewev -icnpliop. i DAiLr (4 nati hv mail.

55e, linr and anDromiate. Ail elevation to the Supreme Court li ficu nonth. riSO SO vparj Stnday (S r-ap'P). Generalship, had her politicians been i themselves until morning. II.

(J. J. II. Will 4.... 5 6 i per jear vykhklt p- uf i there were between Zo and 41) law united.

It is best as it is. vets, court ollicials, and other Parties Before Election vtar, I. vv. I'M l.AJNii, Tub'teher, New 'rri C'itv, Brown George Botzum present. who participatertn 3 in To the Editor of Tile I' si-m.

Otir MIM.IA11IESTII.1L is nt present in New York for our Spring purchases. Owing to the buckwnrd sousoii ln ars hits been extremely dull nd prices arf considerably lower than t'w wcoks ago. We are taking ad-vaiittee of this coitdiiiru ofthe mariiPt smd are n-w rceivinjr daily large invoices of the most desrable stvfe nd ojiialitics of CHEN'S, BOYS' AFwD CHILDRE'S-CLOTHIG at prices wiiich leave no margin lor the manufacturers. We might pocket this extra proilt and yet succsfully compete with other clothiers who bought early but we a determined to liare this beneiit with our patrons and as usual wilh us, olFer goods' with but a slight advance above actual c. st.

Look Out for Unprecedented Bargains. Portage Boston The first arguments in a case involv iLevi Ozmun FREE HOEES the festivities. The gathering Parties of all kinds have been vei Bath J. P. Davis ing- the validity of "margins" were was characteristic, ot the company Ini numerous and fashionable, this Winter IN DAKOTA.

Conlev i II. Millt tio jilli eveniiitr has ever been passed made in the United States Supreme Over 1 SO O0O acres of li" ost, lerllle Gov P. Stein at a like gatnenng in Akron; Ao at nmmt-iit Hurt ctifapa Hailroai Lands, sltuattd Court on Thiirsdav. Parks ni-ar luera and aio ma tlie town it tempt was made "to restrain" th tioVerftfy Cuyahoga Falls Franklin Green 'o. Itakota.

S. C. Marsh and Spring. Surprise part ies as UMiiil demanding a large share of attention. Among the list, and not soon to to forgotten were two that took placi-in Tailmadge last week.

It happened in this way: A Worthy citizen, and bv hilarity, and all "objections" to utter tiy adaut. h- Jarn.li en8trck-ruiHiiir The Davton Journal savs that Gen. J. J. Warner ances ot wisdom and sallies or ve just Dten tlnowu upon ihe iiiafkot.

Hudson J. M. Seide) 5am li. Saiilh, of that city, is a candi t'pon the as ivi of luckless -Tilt. In e'ehed prose, wh-tt is worse, Iu limping rhyme of dojjs'rel Terse.

What thruih each line is yolrt of though1. And I iw or learning yainly siniKht The printed pat-o looks just as fair 4fi tlHU2h I he wise man's words were there A' as if this were mt ennirth 'the paper poiupotis putt' Will hlaKon hogltt the manors fame. And spred the Rlorv of his name 'I1iioii lerctti -iiJ Iireadlli of country side, And all the clt. 'a borders wide. No magistrate of migb'y town No iu'iie wilh ermine oh his sown No 1 iwyer fill' with leira1 lore.

Wnose weiulitv words we powter o'er, proof against the masrlc spell Tint in the potent types does dwell. We children are of larger prnwtli Nor dienolir fully With otir voiith. This v.eakne- inrft to old age, wii-n wisdom have made us sage. In hig. brave letters, page on pace.

Our nam-s we see with clad delight, Nor tire wo ever with die sight. rainiui pis uo itinnt-r paitiiuial'S apply io A wit wefe speedily overruled. Tin- "l.Llfi, 4l M1C11I1 A Vftlllf, I a I "I'll Xorton Ed. Laubacl date for the Itepubliean nomination lawyers enioved themselves, as the way, a candidate for A JiuU-liulu 1" lu e. G.t.

jtiir- 11 Uli X. A. Horn only lawyers can, in tell Northampton Xorthfe Id for State Treasurer. Lilian cajmai teww. Pna lOn J-as.

Forbes ing stories, relatinsr jokes of which 50 $5 wurrn 1, aad prospectus -civ-i a very pleasant party last Wednesday evening at his home, to which lie invited his friends and neighbors. Richfield .11. A. Humphreys reiiim. in lest r.

ro io-a! various persons tormina1 the party ha X)r. Seott's opposition to advancing noticed. Address f.H V. Co Marlon Stow. swinehart Original One Prico bad been the victims, and in general a Mil of to ii fn CitiSen 2so.

2. not wisliinirto be out. fees for mnty officers, caused some i i i.Tos..Garl conversation. The guests began to done and desiring to show his esteem Iso i ub icln rMJeiiis IStHt-j nesHitinn. Noii.Snnn rt.

Advi B. Carter gpringneld. opposition to him. which the littuor and Furnishers. U.

IflfllllLIi IiaiL yyClothiers and gather about 8 o'clock and occupied the Fenn inii apuMcations farstaino. tor mends and neighbors, in a similar manner entertained them, a few even W. 11. IifTE. AH'V parlor until the banquet Was ready.

Broadway, If. canal interests went solid against him. It is hinted that the President's Mr. Fenn is the veteran assess ir.hav ings later. Time passed ranidiv, THE baxqcet.

ON 'ME-iKIV): K. IN A mm ing held the office for 25 years, and was A little after 9 o'clock Mine Host northern stttleiiietit. 148 Hoard Barbaras Block. and as a proo" of the enjoyable time had at both parties, the ttominntoil cir ular lree. J.

if. MAisCHA chosen chairman of the mei (ing, when Ailes announced that supper was ready Southern trip is for the purpose of finding a man in that section for the Cab I'irpnioi't. But when at last Time's book shall elose, And halts oui-nen froiit verse alirl didates were elected, the following all had arrived at abotit ha'u'-pnst elev and Che gentlemen repaired to the dining Monday. For the benefit of a.snirirvr en, b. Marsh was chosen Secretary.

hall .1 he spread was a most excellent inet, with a view to Cabinet reorgani- and future office-seekers, we add the A table of prices of the various forms In "new edition" fair trt see. From every Imperfection free, "Itevi-ed" by Author of us all. May our eternal law book he. tioa. of property, to be used as a basis in as moral, "Parties before election." Y.

1 have a uositlvo remedy for the above tiiscaue tt qgs thousands of cases of the worst kind and of lone one and vas partaken of with a relish and a zest. The bill of fare was in the shape of a book. On the title page were the words: "Banquet of the Ak sessing taxes was then agreed upon. Wli the great our case shall call A Pleasant Wedding in East Clkve iitn "Pickaway" savs that Walcutt is to Btandinc liave been cured. Indeed, bo strong is my In Us etticacy, that I will sond TWO BOTTLES FK Grocer ml dealer in Hardware, Motions, I-ancy KEE.

As each assessor will deviate irotn Judge X. W. Goodhue responded to ethorwith a VALUABLE TREATISE on this disease. be the Republican eaudidate for Gov these figures according to his own land. Cleveland Herald.

5th An exeeeiL to auy 8uffter. Give Exprisa and P. O. address. ron liar in honor ot in.

H. Upson. the toast "The Lawyer's Ideal Lawyer Goods, Pocket Cutlery, obacco and ti-jnrs. I have now opened the ttiid loom pud Lave added full of judgment, in each particular instance ernor. b'Ciine that is the Stalwart ingly enjoyable although a very (mitt ami me Client, meal.

lie stated that the list is not given. 'iVbKI'bKHH Di atldrrssin wko P.Kowku io Sonro Now York, can Varn tn Empire House, April lssJ. On the second page was the menu and on the third the toasts. On the last page was schema and President Arthur de while he was probably the oldest, in OCKS, HEN' 8 UNDElMVEAIi, (JLOVKi A SI) MTTIXS. Mr.

Wagoner offered some suersres- wedding was that of Miss Mary Mq-Xaugbton. of iSo. 1.GU3 Euclid avenue. exac' cot of iny rropored line of nVEHTis- sires it. tions to the assessors, especially refer years, Mr.

Oviatt, Judges Upson and Brvan were older members of the liar And ala'fii as-ortmoat of to Mr. JN'at P. Goodhue, of Akron. The Pamphiet. HO v.3T yEINnTE YOU TO call aud see us in our Hew room whether you intend purchasing or not.

Ko. Street, Holiday Goods, China wnre, Glass and other Fancy Toys of all descrip "YViU Vanderbilt get the New York. ring them to the copy of the "Ohio Tax Laws," with which each was provided. than he. He believed every lawyer had this verse: "Tii'tl ro myreirt of precedent.

'til of silifr'e iiistvincs 1 hi- imli viiidi si few, by wit or foi uni? le May bent a pxltiay out to wealth er ceremony was performed at the res dence of the bride, by the lie v. Samuel nis meal, ins niea.1 was a person not Pennsylvania Ohio after all? Those tions, Uommon andl- ancy Candies endless variety, rcnoiu looks ana School Supplies. All of these (roods will be sold ns cheap or cheaper than elsewere. I will also pay the highest market price for and calling their attention to the duties as well as the, privileges of their AYEHS SAlISAPiKILLA only a lawyer, but a man who is quali- who imagine such a thing to be possi neti ior any position. There were many Maxwell, ot oungstown, precisely wt 10 o'clock.

The nil Episcopal service was used with beaut ble, discuss it gravely, as if it were office, and the penalties incurred by any violation. Besides assessing per For rnrilying the Blood. clients who felt about as he did, Then there are many clients Who Want miieii probable as well. Eitlier In or Irade. Please call and see us: nd we "-111 di you pood.

Tlianlifii for i v' put- This enmpound Work and very small fees: thev wanted sonal property and new structures the assessors will this year be re and solemnity. A large number of invited guests were present, about 50 being from Akron alone, and after he is ron-jft-. I on ynrs. The strength of the Pennsylvania 1h vfgftiiiblii aiteiM-tives, SHSiir-arillii opk, an formerly Wblte GroMry. lirittaln, trllllllllit lo TOASTS AND RESPONSES.

After the viands had been fully discussed, came "tho feast of reason and tb How ot soul," and much laughter and applause as well. The speakers acquitted themselves handsomely, and numerous were the sallies of wit, hits on one and another, jokes and the like. iricsy men. There are also many men who appreciate the fair services of It lilroad, is in its nurture and encour quired to make the quadrennial enumeration of all the male persons living in their districts, of 21 years and FA EMS FOR SALE lawyer. knot was firmly tied all sat down to a sumptuous dinner prepared bv Weisgerber.

The ushers were mit wiiii in vx'oilidps of TotHsli ain' Clr ol The Eleven Stubborn Ones." re agement of local tralli s. It is that that makes the on-'v for anv road, the JSk. sponse ny Judge U. L. Marvin.

He had not suffered so much from the elevpn Vuf complainis which over. Lach assessor is also required to return an accurate list of the births and deaths which have taken place in his territory during the year Messrs. 1). Wagner and John Means, of Akron, personal friends of the groom. Some of the I Frequently were the listeners convulsed with laughter, and he who was not through being more ornamental than us pif ii as from the twelve.

The Judge relat svnii vournfmn nd address anl receive free hu Wtettrn lienerve Itenl Fttate Journal, iiHiiir i'1-ci i tit onf and nil'-e list of ihe tient and present missed a treat. Edward Oviatt, RllllCtllip. IT, pill ICP tlieWooil, purges o'n! tli lmkiue' luunors i ed several incidents in which J. A. guests present trom abroad to witness presided as roast Master, and "The election ot this Spring would the important ceremony were the li rhcip KMs pnd most desiiable city pioperty for sale in this section.

ook and Heating I the slriu. 111 uuile mine hfallh and settlo -to troiiblesoitie disorrlRis. Frnptlon on the skin Kohler play a conspicuous part, and the speaker possibly resorts to this method to get even with his brother Hinds Smith, at Kelloggsville. end calling the assembly to order said they had gathered at their annual banquet to honor Judge Wm. II.

Upson, one of are the iippearsref at the surface of huinois tha TAYLOR WOODFORD, 4') Wnrien, Trumbull hlo Gen. It. P. Uuckland and Airs. Horace have as it had no mention of the liiimr question been mvli this Winter in the Legislature," shrewdly lawyer.

The stories he told called out De expeueu irom iiih uuiuai ut -wements re the lU lenninaJlon of these saiv Jjucklaiid, ot Fremont. The bride was nicely arrayed in it bridal robe their number, wlfo had been promoted iiniini's tosom oir or orji uis. wbos DKXT1HTH. much laughter, and were greatly en joyed. to the Supreme Court Bench.

lion thev deraime. and wtiose sut-SKmee Hiev whose skirt was white embosed velvet, and sensibly ivs the. Cleveland correspondent of the Xev York Time. itpcs- and destroy. An'it's hrhap4riix' The first toast announced was "Our Guest." response by Hon.

S. Edgerton. BUILDERS' HARDWAivE, and the train white corded silk with natural flowers, tulle veil. Groem AIR. Pont wait for v3 ekS lr.

Hum or any other stranger Ll.LS have vour teeth extracted bv tliei- xp Is Hiese hi iimi-s from the hlood. when thev re irooe. ti'f disoi ch-rs they pto-Hice disappear. ihe applause had not subsided when G. Tod Ford, was noticed standing at his place, and without ur- "1 (Ion think, said lie that there iclt a- U-oeraiion the l.lvr, h'oirarii.

110- in fully evening co3tume. Mr. Good- The Lgisla! n.ie should not listen for lalist" nil' process, for Dr. TH Itflsnnw prepar-fl all tiniest-. teeth by tbesaniepro- nis, 1 Fiuptinns.

ai.ii Kruutive D.seass Hue is the deputy clerk of the I'ro- could bea toast that I could better spoud to than this one. 'Welcome th ss. Ohice Aorth Howard No. lit Akron Ohio. 84 IV i 1 las jib a 1 M-'iu, Aninonv rue.

n.osi' or 1 vt jiihv. Piiv pie. Pustules I io clu s. Poils, Tup 01s Te'-t rs and Hheum, He-id, Kh uworin dcers and Sores, Kl eiuiiat sm. a.

Pain dthe parting There a moment any bill for the reorganization of the Police Hoards of Cincinnati, Cleveland, Columbus, Toiedy, San bate- Court of Summit County, and the happy couple will make Akron their future home and left for that place on the afternoon train without is nothing that I so much delight in DU. J. H. TETEKSON, Surgeon Dentist. Offlc hours from 9 a.

M.toBP. M. Filling teeth in the Hones. ide and Ileai', Fen ale Weaisnpss tpiilitv I.iinorrl-oa a'isimfrom ii ternel ulcer- as speeding the parting guest. I am glad to speed our guest, Upson atioMS ai uterine diseases.

Dropsy, I'yspei si-i, dusky and Dayton. Such a scheme would bu the quickest kind of political v2 s'sr iok the nonsense of a bridal tour. The wedding presents were of the most 1 eel 11 put up in Gold, Silver, Aluminum, wli'iiiantinp and liuliber. Entiance next door east of Steinbaelier's Drug Store, up stalra. Kmaeiation and (ieneral UeUUliy.

Willi inti whi I say Lpson, I mean Judge p-son. The Judge in early life was for nepaituie heah.h rtiiurns. suicide. 1I0 PKfcFARrD BY E2 7" II .1.1 STO SI iiN 55 CO S6S li 11. gant order and their profusion betokened the largo circle of friends who Unite in showering congratulations on the couple who have pooled interests.

M.VSON CHAPMAN, Dentist, Laughing Ga for Hie extraction of teeih without uuln.ee n- tunate, lie had a partner. nat was 1." The speaker went on to say that nowadays the young lawyers rushed around the streets with papers OR. J. s. AYt'R Lowell, Msr.

The Toledo Bee is hopping mad at the Germans there for defeating the Democratic candidate for Mayor and stHiiMy on liand. mice lus Market St. lunr'73lf PracHcnl avd Anal Ileal Chemists. tner ado proceeded to respond to his toast "Why we Sojourn and Why we Adjourn." He started off by saying that he had been waiting his turn and like several other speakers had been out of the county and had just returned to be notilled that he was expected to respond to a toast. "First, why do we sojourn.

That may be divided into two heads. Firstly, ostensibly to pay tribute to one of the mem bers of the Bar, who has been under my charge 10 years; secondly, to till ourselves with 1.25 worth of turkey and Roman punch. We are here to pay tribute (liaising his hand in a deprecating way toward Judge Upson.) Don't blush sir. If any one is to blush it is 1." This terminated the festivities at the table, and on motion of Mr. Ford a vote of thanks was tendered to Messrs.

Ailes Burns for their fine spread. The banquet was then at an end and the guests sought their homes. rillNtCIAlVS. and who will be known hereafter under the firm name of Mr. and Mrs.

JS'at P. Goodhue, of Akron. O. HD 3 AL'. AN1 DEALERS IH "believes" "that the full limit of un cTPPr as if doing a great business.

During those long "Winter P'ghts when they were young they read history, sang sonus the Lamentations of Jeremiah. WEDICINE. bearable arrogance and fanaticism has "been readied, and that it is time for AE. FOLI'Z. Tvl.

l'lnsician. Sunreon and Oculist. Cast for "The Drummer Boy." LYDIA E. PBNKHAi'S lie and Judge Upson were batehelors then. 'T am claiming a little of his Krcm Satunlai.

's Daily Beaco-i. Funicular a lentiuu pHiii to the correction of defective vision. tniee. in Kmpire Block, over Houghton's Grocery. Hesnience lf6 South F.roadway.

Akron is coming to be famous fur VEGETABLE COMPOUND. Is ft positive Cnro glory," said the Governor, "1 don't want CiilfV i ted. Cish Rll" 1 I-i'ze 01 MW BOOK li' hl'll' -eil lji ON THK M1S-ISSI' 11 A riMi therichost. ei-st volume rf a I tie i jiv series. Wic illii-lra-lions For "''dress 17S.W4S Vrii" II i-'K i V.

rinelnna'l. "other interests to assert their Bribery and dishonest votes are discoveries at East Liverpool in connection with the Congressional contested the variety and excellence of her local entertainments, and the forthcoming presentation of the "Drummer Bov oi IAM VKICM. For nil tboM Pnlnful Complaints and Weaknesses mo common to our bent female population. ail the glory attributed to mm. lie had the money, and I had the ague.

1 wish to Judge Upson as a man and as a partner for eight long years, success. 1 heartily congratulate him. As a olor- am making spec! ai low prices AYTON A. DOYLE, A Medicine for Wom.in. Invented by Woman Prepared hj a Woman.

election, and all of it was in favor of Attoruny and Counselor ft Law aud Notarv Fnbllfl. memo or tue liar we coruiauy con Shiloh," at the Academy of Music, beginning Monday evening, April and continuing one week, promises to add much to her fair reputation. The performance will be given under the auspices of Akron City Guard, Co. ing stuffs and any one intending to color Th GrcstMt Medical Dlirorerj Since tlie Dawn of bster, Camp Over 111 K. M-u-krl St cor Ul tin, kron, t).

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at Cleveland. rcvire tho drooping spirits, invigorates and Carpet Ragsthis Spring will save money JAIlViiY JlUSSUlt, harmonizes the oryanic functions, gives elasticity and firmness to tho step, restores the natural lustre to th eye, and plants on the pale chock of woman the fresh roses of life's spring: and early summer time. I and Bucley Post, JSo. 12. G.

A. If. Wallace, who is likely to lose right there more votes than all the margin over Mcivinley that he ever claimed. Of the money used, 8500 seems to be directly traced to an anti-MeKinley Ke-publican in Salem. The following is the programme for the meeting of the Xortheastern Ohio Teachers' Association, at the rooms of the Board of Education.

Cleveland. iso good dyes and by calling on me. mhGttWE GO. The drama will be given with ihe best possible effect, and with the following cast of characters: Use It and Prescribe It Freelj Attorney-at-Taw. "OIIlce in Academy of Music, Akron, Ohio.

2 (an be consulted in Geimau. HW. tXCKKStUX.Attor.iev-at-Lawanrf No. tary Vulilie. Ollice over West.

Hale's, od- It removes faintneaa, flatulency, destroys all craving will get bright colors baturciay, April li, at A. cr stimulant, and relievos weakness of tho stomach. Mauulactnrers of Farmer How ard ill Howard Harry Howard I. The Wo-k of Imagination in Ednealion- That foelimr of bearing down, cauinfjpain, weight H. (t.

Mii'-klev, i'ounastown. O. posite Ueacou Ollice, Uowiud Akrou, O. KJm JnLi. ri5L 3 Jca and backacne, is always permanently cured liy its use.

For the core of Kidney Coirplalnts oi cither ez Johnnie Howard Disruvion to be opened ty (J. F. Stokey. Cau- nov 6 wiy jan 7 Farmer El'i-ilt this Compound is unsurpassed. T'-m Elliott 2.

Fn'hustasm MissS. A. f'hitt. Salem, O. Discussion in seop-iTi.

bv Miss Klleu C. Kev- T.TDTA E. PIJrXHAM'B BIOOD PrillFIER Mj'r Kiitieae Frank Kntlege Fat le Sin tU Will Smiih ill eradicate every vestige of Humors irom tim 'Siood, and give tone and strength to the system, of man woman or child. Insist on having it. r.

huju'huhv. x. w. stuakt. TUMl'HKKY STUART, Attornev9-at-Lw 11 and Nnlaiies Fu'ulic, Akron, Ohio.

wayl2-wiy OHice over City Bank. Prl i. devl-uxl rvirmal school. 3. The Pat, Present and Future of the N.

E. O. T. A. Sup K.

Moulton, Warren, O. Capt. If. If. Prnwn J.

Muscr ft Clint K. Uovd Kali Houtn.jrt Dr. VV. i 'Mi-m: C. J.

Hard Gjiui i'asi' Frank A AMi'ti Ail- Wallo-r Sam J). iodiaiiN (. T. Ford E. t'li Miss Jennie Kaitli tt iiss Petlie Wootla'd Mi.

Ir. Underwood Mi-s Jt'tmio 15-it- Sni Smii li Illicit MKs Emily Sirs. Alden Gage SININO SIACIiUNEKV, Both the Compound and Blood Purifier are prepared disciis ion O'i th" management of the AS ociaiionenene by Sunt. li. A.

BinBtnv efpBiMBEm fsssa trs-pa Uncle Joe Mrs Farmer Hwird. Mrs. Mart At 233 and 235 "Western Avenue, Lynn, Mass. Trice oi Cleveland, O. either, Six.

bottles for $5. Sent by mail in tho orra JEWELBY, Ac 1 Jennie Howard ofpills, or ofloaonges, on receipt of prico, $1 per box Friday evening a meeting of Super Flour Kill fachlnerv, Mrs. Farmer Elliott Mr. KuTlee OH. KfCMINGTON, dealorinflloeks.Watcbei.

and Silverware. Clocks, WaU-boi for either. Mrs. Pinkham freely answers all lcttors of inquiry- Enclose 3c t. stamp.

Send for pamphlet. mufcj smsi assist tsss. of labeny intendents will be held at the Forest City House. Subject: The Superin-tendency. Supt.

S. Findley, Akron, O. a'Ki carefull. and warrarn-d. Sister of Charity No imilT should be without T.TDIA E.

rTVKTTAM'S Howard Akrou O. Jan7-tf r.TVRR iIT.TS. Thev curn r.onstinai ion. biliuttsness. and torpidity of the liver.

25 cents per box. FvttvTy aSnchinery. rKDKBALOFFIOPRS. UAH K1TTKKM. 3-Sold by all Druggist 0) Msdir General Propkkty Transfers.

The following property transfers Gen.A.r.Vor's A. C. Heldeii Chief of Siaff WE HAVE MOYED INTO 0115 NEW lUnjI, TOHN POF.R. Gas and Steam Plumber Ai'mtant. IRON 15 ASS CASTING' ft and dealer In Iron and Lead Fine.

Gas Fix- Commodore Chief of Staff have taken place in Akron real estate during the past two weeks: Mires. Steam ''illinus, Ruth Tubs. Lamps, Anrand liiirners. Sliades. ShoD 18 North How- New prisoner Krieadier General JV.

Chalker to W. Fritz, lot 31, Bart- inl street. 89xxxlx PHOSPHATE-TasVSr Chief of staff 45 ges addition, Catherine and Joseph Koerber to Mary Bike, lots 325 Pfirticnlar At'enUon TpM to Uepair' owarcf T. M.c ilcS-41 W. A.

Nol.le Col. A I. Conger Geo. W. 'nne D.

McGi ller.rtily Cpt, I C. Kwait C. e. Hillnplirey I K. I'.

H. A. Stoult' F. TajjRtirt Assistant j. id de Oamp and 320, 1 horn ton addition, E.

3 Col. Kobins A Tried and Valuable Fertilizer. Ittain of in Oviatt, executor, to Milton Lantz, lot 32, Bartges' addition, John C. Shopp to W. S.

Boon, lot 64, Mal- ICK WILK8, Wholesale and lletall Dealers In Captain of Company Captain uf Company li. gratulate you." The toasts, ''Lawyer Past and Present," response by J.J. Hall, and The Successful Lawyer," response by K. P. Green, were passed, these gentlemen being unable to remain.

Judge Wm. II. Upson responded to th toast, "The Judiciary." "If there is any one thing in which I have been consistent it is in avoiding any occasion on which I might be called on for in after dinnei; speech, and I have no intention of making one now, but I de-sire to take this opportunity of expressing to the members of the l5ar of Summit County, my gratitude for the uniform kindness and friendship which they have shown me. I am aware that the position I now hold may be held for only a time, and do not consider myself as bidding farewell to the Bar, but do regard the time of my active practice as nearly closed. It is now more than 37 years since I be-i-atne a member of the nmit County liar, and when I see how few remain who were then its members, I realize how much time has passed, although I ml hardly yet used to being called one of the oldest lawyers.

Among those who were prominent at this bar in January, lSlfi were Judge Humphrey, Otis, Wol-cott, liliss, Ktikliam, Whedou, II. W. King, Taylor and others Miio are now lead, and to-night I see here only your President Mr. Oviatt and Judge Bryan who were then practicing law in Akron. I think it may fairly be said that the Summit County Bar has always maintained a high character for ibility, integrity and faithfulness in lie discharge of "duty.

But I desire especially to express to you my sincere gratitude for the congratulations which 1 have received from you upon my appointment. I know that your -stimate of me is higher than I deserve, out 1 am glad to accept it as a proof of your friendship. 1 shall be still more gratified if 1 am able to discharge the duties of the office in such a manner as iiot entirely to disappoint your expectations. Again I thank you for the confidence you have shown in me. Judge X.

D. Tibbals was absent and he next toast, "Ethics Use and Abuse," was omitted. "The Lawyer in i'olitics," response by J. A. Kohler, Esq.

Why he was ailed upon to respond to this toast he could not understand. With politics in the sense commonly understood, the lawyer is out of place. He was sorry to say lawyers have given up law and turned tneir attention to politics. r-tjice aud World near J.cademy of Wus-o, (Formerly Ulack Dear Hat Store.) KEBKI, OFFICERS. It is a Super-Phosphate and not Acidulated S.

C. Rock. General Jliuson. lison addition, John Feucli-ter to Joseph Weiss, lot 171, Voris' addition, S250; Joseph Weiss to If MAIN STREE'i Cliief of Staff now PiunrerNssli Aaron VVaironr Ccipr. llHIii Should be glad to see you in our now and elegant quar mutant tJeneral Aid de Camp ft Contains no Dirt or Sand.

llenry Arnecka, part ot lot 171, Voris ior General ters and show you the IsrgoU and flns'it stock of SO GTS, Chief of Staff Its Analysis is Guaranteed, addition Ida Bell and Harriet S. (iregg to Eunice Garmon, part of lots 49 and 50, Hart's addition, Jacob ssistant Adi. General i. jv i-'-ri-es I'. 1..

Marvin D. W. h-m-as Ctias. E. l'erkms Vr.

li. crriuhum II. O. ivck SHOES and SLIPPERS ever displayed in Akron. Ai de Cami GRAIN', TllOf) rCE, FLOUR AND FEED.

Salt, Foreiirn and 11 niesllc Cements. Land ana Calcined Fluster. Seeds. Standard Sewer Fine and Drain lileat Manufacturers' prices. No.

vjb North Main SL 28 QA HOW RKOS, Fump Manufacturers, HAVE KKMOVED 17 To their new shop on West Maiket street, Eetdwn City Mill and the Kink. 'aptnin of Company It Hopp to Anton Hils, lot 12, Hopp ad Captain of Company II dition, S400; Lorenze Xavier to Julia The general committee, which has Contains the Eirmcuis Plant Fot. It Gfvrs Good Click, CO rAPLIN, Bi the production of the "Drummer Boy" in charge, consists ot Capt. II. II.

Brown. Lieutenant A. Xoole. Ser geant F. A.

Allen, Frank Manderbae.h, Of the temperance amendment resolutions, the Cleveland Plain DeaLr says: "Both are certain to be defeated, and the whole uter will be left as it is until a D-'in jerattc Legislature is elected and deals with it in a practical and sensible manner." Yes," like th tariff reductions that ttie IVun didn't accomplish in four years control of Congress. Yesterday the Akron Gazette whined that The Beacox defeated Ilolloway merely by failing to advertise his candidacy before his nomination, and says it knows that many Kepublicans voted against him on that account. One short week ago, the same Gazette vigorously asserted that The iSeacox had no inlluence anyway. But then self-contradiction is the S. specialty.

Says the Cincinnati Commendal-Hti-zette in a signed editorial upon the Peet bill to abolish the contract labor system in the Ohio Penitentiary, and the Perkins reformatory amendment: To sell out the convicts to be worked for private profit, is not the highest attainment in the treatment of criminals, nor in State economy. The workmen who are opposed to this contract labor are not all Socialists nor Communists, and if they were it would not disfranchise them. Nor does the demand for the termination of the contract system propose to keep the convicts in idleness. If the Legislature does not treat this important question in a serious way, it may find it turning up in the election in a way that will be serious. s.

R. k. The Cleveland Leader very properly corrects the Herald for incorrectly stating that the first Constitution amendment proposition "does not authorize the issue of licenses." The Leader says with accuracy: The fact is that the Erst proposition provides for license. It repeals the license inhibition and gives the Legislature authority to regulate the traffic so as to provide against the evils resulting therefrom. If it in deemed that license will regulate the traffic a license system can ba enacted.

This first clause provides for full legislative control except that it does not authorize prohibition. Those who favor that doctrine must vote for the second clause. It is pnliibitiou or regulation, and upon this issue the campaign will be fought out this Fall. Hon. AValter Q.

Gresham, the new Post in ister Geneiul. is 51 years old, a native of Indiana, and. as a citizm, a PRICE 25 PER TOX OF 2000 LliS. Miuicfitcttue a Geueral Assortmant A. Bartlett and Judge L.

L. Marvin. J. I'ETEKS. J.

M. SAUDKlt. The general committee has appointed Oil Boat in Fhllade'pliia. Jirii of 11 a Orvf 51 Boo-j' Courtney, lots 12, 18 and 20, Hopp addition, Fred E. Smith to Charles S.

Tuttle, lot 32, Bittman's addition, SI; Charles S. Tuttle to Addie E. Smith, lot 32, Bittman's addition, SI; Jacob Dettling to Jacob Dettling part of lot 224, Thornton's addition, Jacob Dettling, Dora Thea, part of lot 224, Thornton's addition, S500; John If. Auble, quit claims to Eliza A. Long, part of lots 1) and 10, block 3, King's addition, SI; Oliver K.

Fink to Frank Boss, part of lot 30, Yoris's addition, Eliza A. Long, quit claims to John H. Auble, part of (j uarantoed Analysis Printed on each the tollowtng sub-committees: Geo.w Crouse, Col. Geo. T.

Perkins, Col. L. Conger; On Kailroads Col. A. L.

Con end Heating ger, Geo. W. Crouse, Col. Geo. T.Per SATTDKU, West Side Drug Store.

2i West Market Sheet, Akron, O. 60 OWKK CO Fro' Helms Akron Oat Meal Mills, Choice PnUnt Hut Oat Meal, Avena, Rolled WKrat, Feed, de. 8 llu'liest price raid for gin.d oats. Akron, Ohio kins; I'rinting W. G.

jbmson, I. Humphrey, Geo. Hitchcock: On Tab STOVES leau Mrs. A. D.

Power, -Mrs. Henry Hag. SEND FOIt CIRCULAU. ADDRESS BaUGH SONS, Sole Manufacturers! 20 South Delaware Tbila. 3i Perkins.

NextSat Five Church Sociables. A very enjoyable time was had at lots 9 and 10, block 3, King's addition, 81; John II. Auble to Henry II. Tucker, rand Opening the Universalist Church Social on SiiWhil I'll'K tspee'oliiy sirtaprert fo this market Rnd liave Ct'Utiy aided to tti. ir itneol Stcvrsso woll aud favorably known, sevral very desiralile lot 17, B.ilehs addition, Louis Wilhelm to Herman Lade- I 1 i BEY last evening.

The "broom brigade" wirr lota IS and 1l Sn SlHiiufactureis Of A Si KON HA LT GI.A7.ED PIPE. Also of did excellently, and the music by the church choir gave much enjoyment. der's addition, S0o0; William Baker to Chas. Douglas, lot 12. Bartges' addition, tit oo The attendance at the social at the Baptist Church last evening was very ilirf-STONK MKAT TOR.

Hi iii.d '0 sizes a thing. H. Fl'iWSTKK. Frost. Thou.

JoN on Sup A. Rai.iwim. Sec'v Tinas, 5550: M. II. V.

1 ottiig to V. 11. Cayne, lot 22, block King's addition, There was a time when the bar was a fair, weather considered. The pro- stepping stone to political honor. Every John McGowau to Harry A.

Pardee, lots 7 and 8, block 29, King's addition, gramme embracing readings by Miss Grace Wilcox, music by Mrs. "Mealy, young man thought that by becoming a lawyer he would be a M. C. In one Misses Nellie Wilcox, Fannie Farnum JOHNSON'S ANODYNE LINIMENT iU positively provent this terrible disease, and will positively ctlre nine cases out of ten. Information that will sav manv lives, sent free by mail.

Don't delay a moment. Prevention Is bettertnan cure. I. R. JOHN-(SON BOSTON, formerly Bakoob, Mr.

HrrAasoss' lUBOAnvs Pnxsmakonewi-'-'i 14M43W ad.oiX): Martha Ellen Acker to Jared sense it is the duty of a lawver to be a and several others, lief resLments were Pettibone. lot 8, Grether's addition, SOLUBLE yolittcian. He cited Hampton, Otis, served. $M00: Ferdinand Monethev to Frederick Hamilton, Webster, Garfield, Upson as Haneikost, lot 43, Thornton's addition, At the First M. E.

Church, maple New York, Pennsylvania Ohio (ATLA VTIC (IftKAT Wl-RTEKN.) IS. VI fiHOAO. TfVR TaISI.K Ailopted Nov. 6, ls2. S100: John and Hnry A.

iNoble to sugar, coffee and other sweets and re- representing that class. It is the duty lawyers to see thatlaws are properly A. Xoble, lot block 3 King's addi freshments were served In the Sunday made and executed. School and lecture rooms. There was a tion.

S'SOO; A. li. Tinker, Trustee, The liill ot Exceptions, "response by large attendance, thorough sociability' EASTWARD to R. A. Booth, Trustee, lot 20, Chapman's addition.

440; Charles Mvers 1'. Humphrey, next and the and a gratifying addition to the ladies ANNUAL SALES, 50,000 TONS. This old and reliable Fertilizer, which has been on the market for eighteen years, is unsurpassed for use on Farm. Garden, Lawn, or Flower Bed. It is a complete manure, rich in all the necessary elements.

The Farmer who plants his crops, looking to the money they will return, finds that every dollar's worth of SOLUBLE PACIFIC CUANO applied to the soil, repays its cost many times over. Try it, and be convinced. Panmhlets. with testimonials, forwarded free. If vittv remarks ot the respondent cr-at- to James E.

Wood, lot-28, block 5, Per- exchequer. great merriment. lie said when 4 Basket The social giveo ny the Ladies Dime i) iv ton Oovle "served notice on him kin's addition, tax certilieate redeemed; James E. Wood to Lucv Stall, lot 28. Perkin's addition.

E. M. Albro, to Society at the High Streer, Church of Plug li- I' It inclined to "demur. His de- Christ, last evening was 1 uny attended. Warm maple sugar soidolberr- icriptioti of a bill of exceptions was Jane Buchtel, lot 188, block E.

there is no local agent in your vicinity, address nnioue as well as it is the it Samuel Hitter, to Samuel K. Phillips lot 11, Grether's addition, S250; Jacob paramount superior." All good things I'reshments were served. The annual election also occurred, tho old oliieers being re-eleeted. Tho Treasurer's re STATIONS. NO.

5. VH. 12. NO 1. NO.

0. lirrn. nail .,1 ''rni "I I 'II nil -1 i rr 4 41 ni 3 inn 9 vstr t- ni iu ni VKvoi! li pn' 7 1J 2 us 11 rxpn- 12 3 uu in li 13 im 17am Vuri'-i! 1 Kfiv a liisni 4 j. rn ,1 rvm 11 4 am 7 3A lan-'-'own i'uv. 1 "7pm uiaiuiiuoa 7 lopir 1 2lpm ftTpni lbanv 6 uni'lli 2 Vol fi r'an- are "irre-ievani ami are "sirieiveu out.

B. Perkins to Claude Clarke, part of Genl Selling Agents, Boston, Mass. The "substance is only given. It port shows the receipts to have been soldier, and a judge, take3 the highest lot block 32, King's addition, Jacob A Kohler. to K.

A. ROGERS, Indianapi'lix, iad.j Hfc.iUl WOiW, a. ui't be review on error. It is a pecu Special -jlJcg Mvu-n a rank. Grant, Sherman and McPherson SH5S.11; disbursements, 824.03; balance on hand.

S143.43. Alger, part of lot liar tiling in itself. From the client's standpoint it is a formidable instru were his friends in the field, when Gov. block 1, King's addition SG.000; Upwards ot 1M persons sat at the ment, to overturn the "corrupt judge Morton did not q-nte like him, and I T. li.

Robinson to J. A. Stair, part board of the Congregational lad'es at their New England supper the and "fool" jury. The bill of exceptions ot lot 8. AtA'ood addition.

Ed through Grant be his prom ition to ANX finners" Supplies Kept In stuck. Also mke to STEAM ENGINES! Jaw and Grist Mill Machinery, Shears, Punches, Clay Mills, Sewer Pipe Presses, And ail kinds of Machinery for Potters' use Coal Bank Machinery Building and Eridgg Castings And every description ot Iron and Brass Castings A WROUGHT IRON WORK lull stock oi I RON PIPE and FITTINGS kept on hand. Thev are also manulacturrra of Mason's Patent Friction Clutch and Pully, AND ARE SPECIAL AGENTS FOE JUDSOVS PATEXT GQYERS0RS and X.X9WLES STEAM PUMPS. erPrompt and careful attention given to Repairs ol all kinds. WORKS church parlors last evening.

The old is peculiar everybody knows all about it. and vet are afraid of it. It is brim- brigadier and brevet major general ward Oviatt, executor, to John Mem-mer, part of lot 49, Xewton's addition, TRAINS WESTWARD. BASKET PLUG X3 Is Via best combination of tho GHCJCEST LEAF, PMKEST SWEETENING, LELICiGUS FLAVORING. It is unequalled, and ia tho President Grant appointed him United S500 L.

A. Smith to wm. it. Calmer. STATIONS.

NO. 1. NO. 3. No.

5 No. 7. full of contradictious; it is strong yet weak. It is the bridge by which they en time songs, "Cousin jedediati, "Auld Lang Syne," by the chorus composed of Mrs. llenry Perkins, States District and President retreat and take up new vantage tpart.

a'nm isc.a. 1 1 2''mi to Mam Mrs. Allen milliard, jurs. juary lot 80. Smith's addition, Andrew Kohler to X.

Seas, lot 29, Thornton's addition, Anton Hager to John Jesse, lot 6f3. Voris' addition, ground. "I have never been able to Crane. Miss flattie Scott, Mrs. John McGregor, Miss Gertie Hitch Garfield wanted him the Indiana Republicans did not agree upon him in time.

Gen. Gresham has always been distinguished as cock and Miss Lois Baldwin ami 3rani 7 to U'am 12 tmpm 1 if'pir 'i'im 2 ifinm 4 17pm fl Ovpn' 6 oo a 82 a in 10 02 am 10 25 a 11 oo JennieS. Hoy to Mary K. Palmer, lot 1, block 19, l'erkin's addition, Messrs. Sam Richards, Charles E.

Bene II niHlli 2 40im 4 Mpm fl fi.ipm 0 2Srm 6 7 C(iam dict. James Christy. Wm. Hardie, and a judge and as a man for his strict in 2tam Meadvillo 2 4-m vvan'n 4 riiam Do. Kavenna Mum Kent 6 Sam Albion ii 2 am AshliMid 8 Aoatii Mansflf'd ai.

('hie 'Id I ('inciunati 4 St. lUis. 7 lllam master it i give ic up. Gen. A.

C. responded to the toast "The Lawver-Soldier." He said that if be were going to command an army, and that army was composed of lawyers, he won' I jw'lct Kohb-r for his Commissary, he was a good hand to "take things." He would select Mr. Green as his chief of staff, for the pro W. C. i indley were neartuy encored.

tegrity, his rare judicial character and CO. P. D. and S. T.

Hall, deed to Eaura A. Doughty, part of tract 7, John Pofahl to Frank Pofahl, part of tract 6, 8900; A. lluger to WTilliam H. Wright, part of tract 7, W. II.

AVright to Charlotta S. Buger, part of St. Louis, April 7 An attempt his sturdy common sense; and if he accepts the Postmaster Generalship he 10 am was made to wreck a train on the Mis Ar f. X- Epnij A WILL COIIVIITCE YOU 6 I have removed iiy uire tt iekof Gocdi from 107 West Market Street, TO 104 N. KOWAliD STREET Third Door from Corner, Where I a full line of Cook Stoves anrt Ranges, Pran'te wire and Ifous-fumisliinp Goods.

I also keep tfce lamest l'Ue of Gavoiim-aud Oil Stoves and Oil Kauees In Vie city. I wil ive a CRAM OPENING in a few daM and Inv te all my oM 'ustomers a wh1 as iny ones that wiU call a id see nw an.1 will sl ow ym one ot tli9 Bnes. displays il Fontes. Oiland (ai4fliue Stovus ilia', was t-vei sbown In this city. s-at )75 w4ri H.W.WETORE, souri Pacific lilroad, H5 miles north ThsSlHiiWa Slatars, will bring to i ii-schargeof its duties found suggestions he would make to of Denton.

Texas, early Thursday tract 7, Si.ouo. the highest ability, executive and judi- moruinsr. but no harm was done. It is ic f'H'' Hnvemia. K-'iir Oiy- cTnl a character that will add r.

thought it was not the desun to wreck Are 1 I K-i is, Ts'l '-n 1 -rue-it. li i tii ii! in" i tnr. il -iiiir i-iilv 111 the passenger train but to stop a train lustre to the pHe It is safe to say 1m in ll- 1 en route to Mexico having on boan. jmiity remarks an Indiana dispatch, ttiat no appointment could have been made in S10O0O0 to par consfrii''tion hands on Xew York, April 6. The business failures for the last seven days, as r-ported to the Mi-rcantil Afjency of R.

G. Dun number 197, as compared with 182 the last week. The distribution of the failures is: New England States 11, Western 58, Middle 21, South- AlX 1 -I tl UlHtn. ,1 1 I 'I ia i- a.r mn iiai y. Fal le-'pTK oaclu trajns No, 1,2,3, and I iiielnnali and ew York.

Sic i c.iacii mi No 3 end 12 between Cin-cinna'iati'l o-iioii ait), via slliany, and nu No I and lui en rieM lantl and Hornellsvllle. Ho I i lies, trail's No. 3 mid 12 between New York id via Mansfield. No "s-ii o-ei allowed upou local tickets. A.

cinerl PassenKer aud o. M. FS.KBI8, Oeneiaa Hiuitut, CleTelMQA, his ear. To complete the trio, he would choose Goodhue, a-t he would "object" to any movement. He believed the lawyer was more than abreast, the average American citizen.

He paid a glowing tribute to the soldiers, and said the pleasantest recollections of his life were those associated with hiscom-frtdes in nrm, Th soldiers exhibited manhood ia tho war, and the lawyer Aud tko Kew FaTorito Vi'DE AWAKE Ara tuo best SMOKING TOBACC03 ot the day. the Mexican Central Koad. Xegroes were discovered near the obstruction Indiana that would have given greater "lilrx'ri Ail i i' it 'l'n Sox Slxt f.ttl. kron, Otiio. tailed.

This is the second time the sal i action to tho people at uge, or tmcfe has besn obstructed at thg added moro to the trength and harwo- Cor. Broadwsv aad Giisrch St EROS. Cinelnsctk yew i'ork city 13, and Canada 29. place. 'Vs..