The Akron Beacon Journal from Akron, Ohio • Page 3

THE AKRON BEACON AND REPUBLICAN, THURSDAY EVENING APRIL 23, 189C. A THIRD FROST. CHIEF OF POLICE. 0 llXijiTQ R0l Indispensable 1 In Diphtheria Eovinine, aa has been attested by thousands of physicians. One of the many testimonials we have received is onexrom Dr.

Arthur P. Ginn of Omaha, which reads, I used Boviuine in several cases of diphtheria, and was successful with the cases. This to me is sufficient evidence of its value, no other food being used during treatment, except the milk used as vehicle for its administration." Scott's -Emulsion BBataaaaawaaBBBaaavaaaaaBBaBBaaBaBaBsi stands for wasting, decreased vitality, impoverished blood. The combination of Cod-liver Oil with the Hy-pophosphites of lime and soda as prepared in it, is exactly what is needed for the above conditions. TU.E GARBAGE QUE3TIOX.

The New Century Clnb Discusser It-Cremation tiie Plan Favored. "The-Carlyles and their friends" was the title of Miss Agnes Kuleman's paper read before the New Century club on. afternoon. writer gave the story of Thomas Car-lyle's early life and education, touched lightly upon his domestic infelicities, and' expressed great admiration for his literary qualities and pure and noble life. Mrs.

Claypole followed with a description of the Carlyle home in London a3 visited by her last summer. A discussion upon the subject "What shall we do with our garbage1' was opened by Miss Adelaide Brouse who enumerated the various methods of diiposing of refuse, described their workings, and reeommended cremation as the most satisfactory plan. Mrs. Murdoch described the sewar-age system of our city, stating its cost and what it accomplishes. Mrs.

T. L. Johnson, of Cleveland, who has given the subject considerable study, explained the workings of an experimental crematory in operation in her city, and other ladies gave opinions and suggestions. Tha members of the New Century club wish it stated that the poem with which Delphine Humphrey responded to the toast, Absent Husbands," at the resent club ban-onet was her own composition and that the statement- making P. Hunphrey, the author was erro-neo-is.

life "Your Battle Ax oryour nave it i SI ll UMmWkh i 4 ss- it ft.ito-a't-r, bJs til VaSao' Ihe largest piece of tobacco ever sold for 10 cents The 5 cent piece is nearly asl large -as you get of other nigh -grades for 10 cents Predicted That It will Come To-night Thought That But Little Damage lias Vet Been Done. There was another frost last night, much more severe than that of Tuesday night. There are no appearances of damage to vegetation, however, this morning. Grape vines at present are not far enough advanced to sustain injury, excepting in the case of such frosts as that of last May, when most of the vines were killed down to the ground. Gooseberry and currant bushes in like manner are hardy enough to bear such frosts as that of last night as well as many other things that are pushing forward in the garden at this time of the year.

A gentleman who devotes considerable time to his garden told a Bbacom Axn Republican reporter this morning that he was looking for another frost to-n'ght, if the weather kept tine, more se.ere than those of last night and Tuesday night. Said he: "I have noticed that we almost invariably have three frosts, each succeeding one being more severe. I believe the lender plants and shoots become hardened to some extent, and are as well able to stand the third frost as the first one, provided, or course it is not too severe." The subject is one of general interest ju3t now, alike to those of the city as well as our farmer friends of the country. PARK CONCERTS. The Goodrich.

Band Hits Arranged to Give Them During June, July and The various bands in the city have been asked "by the park commissioners to play in the parks during the summer, as was done by the Eighth Regiment and Goodrich band two years The bands two years ago received $30 each and also a sum from advertising in the programmes. The park commissioners have in formed the bands that they could not guarantee them a largo sum, as there waa not much money in the treasury but said they would io all they could Xor tbem. Tha directors of the Goodrich oantf hiri metiii; last evenintr and de cided to play once in every ivro weeks, during June. July anu August. A letter was sent to A.

C. Eichtcl, secretary of the board of park commis sioners telling him what the board would do and it ia expected prepara tions will bo mads for the concerts in the near fnture. PERIODICAL. VISIT. John Dnnlary Pays it to Quarters lie lias Often Occupied.

John Dunlavy made one of his periodical visits to polict court this morning. Workhiasa sentences seem to have no effect on John so sentence was suspended and he will ba given a chance to go to Buffalo providing he will atav there. Harry Bernall." of Newport News. and Jaa. Greeu wero lined and costs each for intoxication.

The Second Presentation. A large audience attended the eoc ond presentation of the cantata given by the three lower grades of the San day school in the First Methodist Episcopal church last evoning. The decorations of plants and flags wen very pretty and the children took th ir i-arts even better than i tne occasion of the first performance the preceding evening. The Brownie were very conical and indeed the entire enter tainment was ons which highly pleased all who et tended. Much credit is due Richard Griffith and Mrs.

8. C. Lake who had the can tata in charge, and Miss Sylla who Dlaved the accompaniments, for the very successful manner in which the programme was carried out. Circu- ly May lO. advertising car for Sell's Broth ers and Adam Forepaugh's combine! shows, arrived in the city this morning in charge of Shell Barrer.

-Lithographs are pasted announcing that the Bhow will be in town wi.h all its glory on Saturday. May 16. The 18 men this car carries are registered at the Wind sor. Will Inspect the Post. Gen.

Charles Townsend. of Athens, state commander of the Grand Army, will be in Akr Friday night. lie will be accompanied by his staff and will inspect Buckley post. Alter the inspectioa the oiuaa KeliI corps will serve a supper. Call od telephone 453 when you order your door and window screen.

Hower iirg. tin, successors to ine Akron Reed Rattan Co. 119 "Wrlg-ht's Celery Tea curew constipa-tlon. sick headaches. 25c at drusrgtets.

CENTRAL MM TELEPKOKE i COMPAHT. -PARTY-UHE- EXCHAN6E SERVICE This Company has gaccesaf nlly derised np-parataa by moans of which (without ia the least impainzur the efficiency of tranenis ion) two or more subscribers stations may be operated upon the same line or circuit, and be enabled to swrnl the central oilice, without distnrbina; eacb other. This improvement relieves 'party-liDe' service of principal auuvjajKC uu uiiuiib ft. jn" Jar with a wry large clasi iof telephone twem. In ottenna; this class or aervice, lor eitiior i.

irroanded or metallic circnits, we are miming to bring that which is of the highest praJo within the satisfactory reach of thote -whoe requirements for telephone senice are ba. limited, and to make its cost to them materially less than the itralar rates charge! for iniiepenrtent-line serrice. We refer with perfect confidence to such ol oar present subscribers as are nsiaa; "partj" line a irrice with this improTed siparatiik The rates for this service will be quorec npon npphcation to the Manager, or lie wil ba call npon those who request it. Bleediner, Reduces ovioisie being a food product, made by a special cold process from lean beef, is easy to take, quickly assimilated, speedy in its life-promoting properties, is invaluable as a life-gver when it is necessary to maintain strength to carry a patient over the crisis of a disease. In diphtheria and other throat troubles where it has become impossible to take nourishment by the mouth, Bovi-nine has sustained life for weeks, administered as an injection.

LARGER QUARTERS. Akron Bctins Oomn inT Will Have to Have Mere llri --Tha OU lV-ick Ml PaithasciL The Akron Belting com any has purchased the property on Cinal street known as the o'd brick mi'l. The vice president, Snmnor Nas'j. sail to a Bka-cqn amd Kitdiudu rooorter this morni ng that tli eompany hndagiol opportunity to buy the property and that if its busineis kept on inereain as it had in the past few months this would not ba capacity sufficiently great for the work iu its present quarters. The lease of the plant now occupied does not expire for year, and in the meantime numerous changes and improvements will be made in the newly purchased building that will thor- oughlr equip it for the belting busi- nest.

The old mill was purchased of Miner J. Allen. The purchase price is named at $16,500. Tayler Chowa by Acclamation. Alliance, April 2a The republican convention of the Eighteenth clonal district lusted one hour yesterday without a single contest on any point.

R. W. Tayler was renominated for congress by acclamation. He Kin-ley's name was wildly cheered at every mention, and he was indorsed for president. Y.

I Smith, of Columbiana, and B. Wick, of Mahoning- county, were elected national delegates. M. A. Noma, of Mahoning, and J.

J. Grant, of Stark, were elected alternates, and K. Miller presidential elector. If yon want some door and window ereens, call up telephone 456, and we will send a man to see you. llower Mfg.

112 and 114 North Union St. Excursion via, A. J. Railway $3.83 Columbus and return June 1 and 2, good returning until June account Sunday School Association of Ohio. $6.50 Cincinnati and return May 25 and 26, good returning until May 28 account Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias.

$3.85 Columbus and return May 12 and 13, good returning until May 1G; account G. A. R. encampment. $1 Cleveland and return April 29 and SO, May 1 and 12.

tickets good returning 5 days from date of sale. For further information relative to above excursions apply to CD. Honodle, ticket agent. Union depot. th Hower Mfg.

Co. guarantee all their work in window and door screens. TeL 456. 119 Can you afford to risk your life and property using gasoline Gas is safe and cheap. th 8 132 A Life far 50c.

Many people have been cured of kidney disaases by taking a 50c. bottle of Foley's Kidney Cure. E. Steinbacher Co. and 8.

i Alien wholesalo and retail agents. th a "Wright's Celery Tea regulates the ltver and kidneys, cures constipation and sick headache. 25c at all druggists. THE KEif FRESCii BlraESTa VlTALiS PR00UCES 1 I HE ABOVE It aoicfclv and surely r4 moves Kervoosnees. I ru potency.

rbtr-r Emission. Evil Droama. I Waauof diarama and all 8eta Of gelt-ahusa at execs and Indiscretion. Beetorca Lofft Vitality. Fewer and Failing Memory.

Wnids off Insanity and eensumptton. CaicswbentU others fall. Insist ea bavln VITA LIS. no other. Can be canted in tf Test pocliet.

Bt mail per packaceoraiz wlta guarantee to Cnre oriiciutoi She Honrr. Circular Free. Adrtresa CALUMET MEDICiNE Ca, CHICAGO, ILL For ala ia Akron by Saria Blaekar, druggists, tat a 116 VITAL! BESUtTSjaOtn Day. "a IT. A.

Change "Wbicli is Being Talked Of The New Office May be Created Next Year. DuriDg the year 1892 a bill was passed which made it optional on the part of the.cities of Akron and Youngs-town as to whether they had a marshal at the head of the police -force or a chief of police. Youngstown immediately abolished the office of marshal and created one of chief of police an the change has been very successful. A city official said this morning that this plan is now being talked of for Akron and should the change be made the city will be a gainer by some hundreds of dollars every year. The salary of the chief of police can not be greater than 1,500 while during the past 12 years the least thatthe marshal has drawn ha3 been $2,003, and the greatest $3,300 per year.

It would also take the office out ot politics for it is appointive, the appointing power being delegated to the board of city commissioners or if necessary to the mayor. It wonld do away with the serving of notices, which in the summer takes a great deal ol the marshal's time, by tha head of the force. If the change is made it will not affect the present marshal but would go into effect at the expiration of his term in April, 1897. I Damage Done. A person passing by Dr.

E. Hitchcock's residence on East Exchange street late yesterday saw smoke issuing fram the roof. Ha notified the occupants within and an alarm was turned in from box 25, to which companies 1 nnd 4 responded. The lire was located under the roof and was easily extinguished. The cause of the fire is unknown but it i3 believe'1, to be due to a spontaneous combustion.

The loss was small. The Win. The Elk bowling club defeated the Goodrich ciub last evening at Berro-din's alley by a aora of 1,229 to 1,165, winning by 64 pins. Half Hatm via. A.

C. H.ail-w E-v iry Sunday. One fare for the round trip to aril points, betiven Cleveland and Columbus every Sunday. South bound tickets are on sale for Xo. 23 Saturday night, gooi returning on No.

'27 arriving Akron 6:03 a. m. Monday. 77 th PEOPLE'S COLUMN. CA8D OF THANKS.

CARD OF TSIAXKS-We extend our s'nrere thank to all fKcndi for the bcamiful Coral nffciinjs contribute! to the memory of our -ar i on lioy, and for tha many expressions of mypjthy and kindnesses we have receivid. Ma. AND CflAULKS RocrsDY. JL.OS1 JO'-T Two l'i-ge envelopes and bil g. P.eise re'urn to.

of notify App Cakr. Academy of Mnsic, and receive rewarJ. 121 man ia every ty. Salary frora stitit. Steiidy work.

Secure territo-y iinrnsd.atjly. Hhagg Kalaoa ii.03, Mich. th 168 WAH fED-VI'MALE HiiLP. WANTED Good girl, one that under-t in Is worki.ig-. Apply at once, 146 1.

jininit 121 WANTED Girl for general housework in family of four. Mas. Wade, '43 Blnif street. 119 IJfASTED An experienced charabar- maid at Arm ktos hotel. 121 WANTED-A gcod girl for hoasework in family of two.

23i) Fir street. general Inquire 121 WANTED Immediately six girls for frenei al hor.se rk nnd gool reliable mm for stejidy woik: Apply with reference, 213 E. Mill t5t. or telephone 414. 93 WANTED A god competent girl for general honsjwork, one who is will-in to go to Cha'dauqua for tha summer.

No chiidien. Mrs. E. B. Fabbab, 705 11 street.

124 ANTED Mi'linery, makers and trira-V mers of experience. Djir Co. 119 TXTANTE1 A comnetent girl for gener ai nou eworic Family of two. Steady emnloymeiit. Apply 132 CrcsVy St.

11 a ANTED- A eirl for general house- wt rlc. ly of four. Apply evening 984 East Market street. lla WANTED An experienced second girl. ilKS.

Jam-ES H. Aksjsews, 20 Fir street. 120 WANTED Competent girl to do genr-. al housework in family of Inquire ill Sjuth Miplii-street. 121 WANTED Good girl for general housework.

Apply 64 Buchtel ave. 118 ANTED A girl for general housework except la-indry work. Mbs. il. O'Neil, 553 W.

Market St 114 WANTED A girl for general housework. Jimes Wildes, 113 U6 South College St. WASTiB-Miscii-LAK roars. "TST'ANTED Situation as stenographer or offioework by young man capable of doing dre-a otEcew.k and bookkeeping. Ad- E.

It. Beacon Office. 122 VST ANTED To rent at once a good five to saVi-n ro hcue in East Akron. Send or bring description and name le ms or telephone 747. Also house wanted in portions of the city.

Send description ai terms and we will find tenants. 4: real estate and loan agents, 1 JO South Main street. 119 fTED A good to injr stipple artist. carabl" of maini; thi siainkr colors ana as Helpers, suae experience and sal. ary wanted.

Add t-ss Ubies corner Swan and tenter N. Y. 120 WANTED -Dressmaking. Miss Be-, mai ai- 10S Orchard Court, opposite ispicer Bireet. lai WANTED Some one having a good bicycle can trade same to advantage on a nice building Jot dvsirably located, no money payment on lot required for a year.

Address Beacon Oifiee, giving description of wheel. 7 FOR. RENT-HOUSES RENT Splendid house with stable, 1 903 East Market street 113 App fc Cakb. FOR B.ENT-Chcstnut. -I tonse si i rooms, 517 "West Inquire at 105 Locust.

119 FOR RENT Six room home on Buchtel avenue. Inquire of John X.IMRIC, 600 East Buchtel avenue. 322 I7OR RENT III Lincoln. street, posse fs ion given May 1, eight room house with brn, rent $20 per moiii.fi in aiva ice. Phcne 118.

Ciias. Esselbctrw, 115 Academy Block FOR RENT New eight room house, furnace, well and cistern: a'sa. suite of four rooms with hall and closets. Inquire at 111 Glen wood ave. 121 BENT 107 and 112 Spruce, nine rooms each; 103 Bare and 127 Day, six rooms each; houses for sale on easy monthly payments.

Apply 109 South Union street. 105 John H. Adbie. RENT- -Fine residence with all taodern improvements. 501 E.

Market. corner Summit bt. JEnqnire 103 N. Summit street. 102 I70R RENT Six room house, with hall, pantry, furnace, fruit, on Ifarter Ave.

Rent verv reasonable to right parties, En quire at Recorder's office; 80 TTOR RENT 20 acre garden and fruit JL farm, North Hill, -with good seven room dwelling, bank barn, chicken coop, two cis terns aud a fine well of soft water, with wind mill There are 1.500 asparagus Elants, one acre strawberries, one acre rasp-erries, blackberries, gooseberries, currants, pie plant, cherries, apples and pears. Rent reasonable to good parties. Also nine acres with building's on Cuyahoga street for rent. Apply to Ww. H.

Evans, Ins. Agent, omce over lie a. Howard St. I7OB, RENT A desirable modern housa of eieht large rooms and a barn. Handy with street cans, pavement, etc.

110 S. Howard St. Tel. 516. 93 I THE BEST sfrinq mmi Slmmons liver regulator don't forget to take It.

The Liver gets sluggish during the Winter, just like all nature, and the system becomes choked up by the accumulated waste, which brings on Malaria, Fever and Ague and Rheumatism. You want to" wake up your Liver now, but be sure you take SIMMONS Liver regulator to do it it also regulates the Liver keeps it properly at work, when your system will be free from poison and the whole body invigorated. You get TUB BEST BLOOD when your system is in.Al condition, and that will only be when the Liver is kept active. Try a Liver Remedy once and note the difference. But take only SIMMONS Liver Regulator it is.

Simmons Liver Regulator which makes the difference. Take it in powder or in liquid already prepared, or make a tea of the powder; but take SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR. You'll find the RED on every package. Look for it. J.

iL Zcilin Philadelphia, Pa, MEETING OP CITIZENS. It Will 1)3 Heia to Receive Public diHrting Committee's Report. A meeting of the citizens of Akron will be held at the rooms of the Chamber of Commerce Friday night, April 21, at 7:30 o'clockto hear the report of Mayor Harper and Aaron Wagoner, who were appointed a committee at a citizens' meeting held last month to see what could be done in rpgard to the government building. The "gentlemen will report on what they found in regard to the matter at Washing' ton, and on several other matters con cerning it. COMMON SENSE CURE.

Pyramid Pila Cure Curai Piles Permanently by Curing the Catue. Ramarkabla R'maJy WIiioH Brlririns Comfort to Xliqiuasdi of Scfisrcri. Probably half the people who see this article surfer from piles. It is one of the commonest 'lise ises and one of the most ob tinato. People have it for years and just because it is not immediately fatal they neglect it.

Care-lessnes3 causes no end of suffering. Carelessness about so simple a thing as piles has often caused death. Hemorrhages occur from no apparent cause and loss of blood causes death. Hemorrhages occur during surgical treatment, ofren causing death. riles are simple in the beginning and easily cured.

They can bo cured even in the worst 8tage3, without pain or loss of quiciiiy. surely and completely. There is otilf oie remedy that will do it Pyramid Pile Cure. It allays the immedi ately, heals irritated surface and with continued treatment reduces the swelling and puts the membranes into coed, sound nealthy co tuition, xno cure is thorough and permanent. Here are some volutitnvy nnd nn so licited testimonials we have lately re- Mrs.

Hinkly, 601 Mississippi street, Indianapolis. says: Have, been a sufferer from the pain and an-novance ol piles, for 1 vears. the Pyr amid Pile Cure and Pyramid Pills gave me immediate relief and in a short time a complete cure. ilaior Lean, of Columbus, says; wish to add to the number of cer tificates as. to the benefits derived from the Pyramid Pile Cure.

I suffered from piles for 40 years and from itch-in pils for 20 vears and two boxes of the Pvramid Pile Cure has' effect ual I cured me. druggists sell Pyrnmid Pile Cure or will get it for you if you ask them to. It is one dollar per package and is put up only by the Pyramid Drug CoJ, Albion, Mich. -dw AliliOIt BAY TO-310BKOW. The Schools Will Celebrate It in an Appropriate Manner.

Arbor day will be appropriately ob served in Akron especially by the schools. Programmes suitable to the occasion, compositions on sub- ects relative to forrestry, recitations. ol a similar nature, will be given each school. At the high sihooi the exercises will be held in the assembly room. At the different buildings one or more trees or vines will be planted as has been done in the past.

The custom which is coming more and mure into vogue in the di Terent states is at once ussiui ana oeautuut ana withal highly sensible. at iris. Mr. and Mrs. .1.

C. Gibbam enter tained -30 of their friends last evening at their home. 107 Wabash avenue, at cards, Mrs. -Reese and I. C.

Gib bons were awarded first prizes nnd Crum and W. A. Allen were given. the consolation favors. A light lunch was served.

Imlerentlett Hive Socitl. Independent hive. No. 147, Ladies of the Maccabees, held a social Inst evening at the residence of Mrs. Lewis Yerrk-k, at the corner of Thornton aud May streets.

Ice cream and cake were served and a very enjoyable time waa spent. Those who are troubled with rheumatism should try a few applications of Chamberlain's Fain Balm, rubbing the parts vigorously at each application. If that does not bring relief dampen a piece of flamnel with' Pain Balm and bind it on over the seat of pain and prompt relief will surely follow. For sale by Lamparter Pfeiffer Druggists 183 South Howard street. daw.

Mr. G. Caillouette, druggist.Beavers-ville. 111. says: "To Dr.

-New Discovery 1 owe my life. Was taken with la grippe and tried all the physicians tor mile about, bat of no avail and was given up and told I could not live. Having Dr. King's Kew Discovery in my store I sent for a bottle and began its use and from the first dose began to get better, and after using three bottles was op and about It is worth its weight in gold. We won't keep store or house without it." Get a free trial at S.

E. Allen drug store. 2 Care far Ha laclia. 1 1 1 i. i 1 ZZZ itl ache -fcdectric Bitters has proved tobe the very best.

It fleets a permanent cure and the most dreaded habitual sick headaches yield to its influence. We urge all who are afflicted to pro-core a bottle and give this remedy a In nsft nf hnhitnol AnnalL J.S eiieciS a permanent i nation Klectric Bitters cures by giving the needed tone to the bowels, art few cases long resist the use of this medicine, try it once. OUC and $1 at S. hi. Allen drag store.

2 The best salve in tho world fur cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever For Sals Real Estate. The Bonner Property, A very good loca On South Main street tion for some business man that wants his home and business together. Large store room and good living rooms, large lot. I will sell this property very cheap. Owners are going to leave town.

Building Lots On all the best streets in the Four nice on Adolph also lots on Forge, Market, Gool streets, Beck, Byers and Dodge avenues. 1 have some very fine modern homes for sale at losv figures. If you want real estate, to buy or trade, I am your man. w. GOOD, Office formerly occupied by Home Buildinr Loan Association, Mill street.

9.3 PEOPLE'S COLUMN. FOX EEII-KOOaS. OR EENT-Frrnlshed or unfurnished rooms at The Fnst. ketstreet. 115 JT'Oil ivfcLNT Ptisant lurmshiert rooms.

-with board, if -desired, Private family. Q1 S. -Jligb aSreU 120. FOR RENT cely furnished with all uitdem improvcnjcuts; nlso first-c'aES board 117 Broadway -nsar East Market. 100 rpORRENT Suite of furr.ished or unfur-Aj -nished rooms, with bath, firdt-r-lass board.

401 Kast Market stre.t. 321 FOR EEXT Fortv roonw to rent in bheaicld block, next to Ho el Uufhtel, suitable for hotai purposes or for room rs. Call upon address Fbank P. Obesiiol-SEK, care Taylor dry goods store. 99 WOTJC E.

"VTOXICii The Akron Baiidins and Loan Aisat lation hjve i taw homes they have taken tin ler fo -eaioture wiil sell them on monthly payments to djs'rabie parties at from 25 to 40 pjr cent, less than they oust. A suiall payment will be ra-quired down. Ho jiarties nee who are not both able and-wiil in toJceep up the reoired monthly Apply at of-fice, Wilcox block, for locatio.i or proier-ties. VOTICE The Home IJjildiu lxui a Associatioii has moaey to laiii on tnort-tage secur.ty upon Akron reid estate, at a straight interest, (no premium,) an 1 under a plan which anyone ban It also accipts stiras of money as small as 2Sc per week for deposit, and vys interest at 7 percent, per annum if tha rules of the association a-e observed. Paid up st'Wk paying 7 per cent, per annum can be secured at any time.

See in if yoe wish to borrow or deposit money. 48 FOP. A Eu U. ITOlt SALIi Thj nndersigned a-gignee in tru-it for th? henelit of the crod.tori of P. 0.

Shaiier, will 11 at auction at co inty surveyor's office, on Monday, May 4, 18 6, a maibsr of claini to Slid est a V.e which is on Sle in the office. to- corn-meite-e 9 o'clock a. J. MBl-f3ltliR, apr 25 3J ma 2 As inee. T70P.SAI.E OK KENT Two ttore rooms, Jj and 1135 Kast AIarkct street, la-quire 207 Arlington 121, jTOS SALE Ah a-most new -New Pro-JU cess" gasoline will sell cheap for Ci.si.

Bejsous for sellinsi, wa it to buy a gas wifre. Frain fc iliNUEOK, 120" 913 liisi Market street. TTHJIi SALE One Jewel range with dryer 1. an eonpsr reseivoir E. Y.

IK ARD, 122 102 Ann stieit. jj'Uit. oajuii wo seat, carri- X. ago nearly new, ket street. iniuire G01 Kastilar- 121 IT'OB SALE Office fumitnre, including tiri-nr of va'.

lt. fire proof safe, heatintr sum tlesKs, ciia rs, etc. Wiil iclt bifore Thk Abstract 192 mov.nj; to Doyle block. 324 Mill street. SALE Fine Jersey milch cow .109 JL cheap.

S. N. JoiissyoN. 70S SALE Trees. pivir.g your onler for trees, hardy shrubbery, etc to some one with a nice picture book, please come and see ae.

1 can at least s.we you the chagrin of being swindled by irresponsible parties. i 103 Lucres Rosb, 110 Vine street. SHERIFF'S SALES. SHEItiFF'S SALE Charles C. -Millar vs.

Mate K. Clark et By virtue of an order of sale to me directed from the Court of Common Please of Summit county, Ohio, IL G. Griffin, Sheriff of said county, will offer for sale at Eublic vendue, at the east door of the Court louse, in Akron, on Saturday, the 9tJi day f-t Majr, A. D. 1896, between the hours of 12 o'clock noon and 2 o'clock p.

ra. of said day, the following described lauds and tenements, to-witi -Situated in the township of Portage, county of Summit and Slate of Ohio, and known a-s lot number iii) in c'o' mou Bare allotment of a ytaei' of Hract eight (8) in raid township, as surveyed and pi: td by T. Meeember 2, 1S74, and recorded in the records of plats of Summit coiintv in rlal book page 1. -Appraisfd at $1,000.00. Terms cash.

I. II. G. Gktkfik, Sheriff of Summit County, Ohio. A.

E. Kting, attorney for pla'nVitf. Sheriff's Ohlco, Akron, April 5, 1S96. apr9 1G23 30ma7 SHERIFF'S SALE The Akron WhoTe-sa'e Grccery company vs. James L.

Butler et al. I5y virtue of an alias order of sale to me directed from the Court of Common Pleas of Summit county ,0., H.G. of said county, will offer f5r bs1 at public ven- aue, at tne eastaoor ot tne nrt House, a rou on Saturday the 23rd day of Ma. A. between the hoars of -12 o'clock noon and 2 elocK p.

m. of said day, the fol lowing described lands and tenements, to- wit: lieing an oi lots ii, ia, vj ana 24 or an allotment made for John Lamparier by K. S. surveyor, April 11, 180, and being a of lot No. Coventry townsnip, in saia county, as recoraed in plat book No.

6 on page 7 of Summit county Tk cords of 1 an. Lot No. 24 appraised at Lot No. 17 appra: 1 Lot No. 18 appraised at $200.

Jxtt No. 19 appraised at $00. Terms cash. II. G.

Sheriff of Summit county, Ohio. Tr. Vijrle-7, attorney for plaintiff. Office, Akron, April 23, 189G. apr23 30ma7 14 21 SHERIFF'S SALE Adaline L.

Elkins vs. Warren Bockoiafiter et al. By virtue ol an order of sale to me directed from the Court of Common Pleas of Summit county, Ohio, II. G. Griffin, sheriff of said county, will offer for sale at public vendne, at the east door of the court house, In Akron, on Saturday, tha 2nd day of May, A.

D. 1896, between the hours of 12 o'clock noon and 2 o'clock p. m. of said day, the following described lands and tenements, to-wit: Situated in the -city of Akron, county of Summit and State of Ohio, and known as lot- number three hundred and fifteen (315) in Coburn allotment, as surveyed and numbered by C. E.

Perkins, surveyor, for Fanny A. Kohleria 1890, and recorded in the records of Summit county, Ohio, in plat book 6, page 28. Appraised at $1,550.00. Terms cash. H.

G. Gkiffiit, Sheriff of Summit county, O. J. M. Poulson.

attornev for olaintiff. Sheriff's Office, Akron, March 31,1806. apr 2 9 16 23 30 Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea. Remedy. This is the best medicine in the world for bowel complaints.

It acts quickly and can always be depended upon. When reduced with water it is pieas ant to take. Try it, and like many others yon will recommend it to your friends. Por sale at 25 and 50 cants per bottle by Lamparter PfeifTer Druggists 1S3 South Howard street, A Homese hers' Excursions via A. C.

Railway April 6 and 7, 20 and 21 nil May 4 and 5. Very low rates for the round trip on above dates to points in Kansas, Nebraska, northwestern Iowa, all points in -North and South- Dakota, except points on Northern FaeiKc and Great Northern -railways; to all points in Akransas, Indian Territory. Oklahoma, Texas and Arizona all points in Ten-riesee (except Memphis), Alabama, Mississippi, Korth and South Orolina and many other points in the south. If you wish to take a trip south, southwest, or northwest on above dates don't fail to call on or address C. -Honodle, ticket agent.

Union depot, Akron. O. apl 3 th may 1 One-way Settlors' Ratss to the uth via C. A. C.

Ky. Commencing with Peb. 4, and on the first Tuesday in earn month, the C. A. C.

Ry. will sell tickets to points in Florida, Georgia. Alabama, Louisiana, Tennessee, North Carolina, South Carolina, Mississippi, Virginia nnd Kentucky, at rat3 that will astonish you. If you intend to go to any point in the south don't fail to call on or address D. Honodle, ticket agent Union depot.

th 47 PEOPLE'S COLUMN. FOR KENT-MISCEUAKEOUS. T7OR ItENT Brre room nnd b-irn. 01 Jl Boweiy. 1131 API' Carr.

OB 'RENT Soxe chiice r.xs neat- city. Jlonev rent or on shares. Call soon on Wilcox, NoAn Co. 121 T7OR IlEXT ttrerojrnlil Soutlillow-i? ard one of the b-st lccnt oua for business in the city. Dwelling limine 173 JS'orth IliEh irit'J biru.

Also thi wing portion of 305 Pa: ktt est. to in any sum. Ill 1 1 S. Ho vard Akron. O.

Olfice 393 iluse telephone 433. MI'C SLL THE DICKSON TRANSFER Coai, Transfer and Livery, -Telephone SOJ. and 125 Carroll St. Packing, irorin? and oring ot goods. Conches ior'f uner.ilsi, weddings, p.irties and calling.

Carriages to and frm all trains. culled 'or and delivered. Ve handle a fine gr.e of block coal.1 Try us. TNSUR.YNCE. HEAL -ESTATjS AND JL LOANS Uortapres bought and soU.

Money to loan. Fekdeum! it Myers, rel. 15. 1G8 Main 300 Over Chandler Fraunfelter's, ABSIISISTRAXOR'S SALE. A DMINISTHATOK'S SALE OP REAL i.

Josopnene Crow, administratrix of the Jumre W. Crow, deceased, plaintiff, vs. Ferdinand J. Creque, ct defendants. In purtianceof an order- of the Probat? Court of Summit county, I Will offer for sale at public auction on Saturday, tli 2adDy of May, A.

at 10 o'clo ck, forenoon, at th-? east door of the in the city of Akron, Summit county, Ohio, the interest of the estate of James W. Crow, deceased, in the following described premises frvwit: Situated in the city of A kron, county of Summit and state of Ohio, and known as lot No. eight (8) in S. W. Bartgos Mallison addition to said cityof Akron, as surveyed by H.

Paul Bons, and platted and recorded in the office of the- recorder of Summit county, Ohio, in plat bock No. two (2), page forty-nine (49). Appraised at $900.00. Terms of Not less -than one-third cash in hand, and the balance in not more than two equal payments, due in not more than one and two years from day of sale, respectively; the deferred payments to be secured by mortfraire on the premises and to bear interest from tiie day of sale, payable annually. JosErHEwi? Ceow, Administratrix of the esttte of James W.

Crow, deceased. Piiley House, plaintiff 8 attorneys. Akron, April 8, 1K9J. apr 9 16 23 30 TO lOAff. TO LOAN $290, $250, $300, $400, $500, $I0, $1,000, "Will make private loans or installment loans, to suit borrowers.

Apply to Wm. 11. Evans, 49 insui-atice Agent. ''JHO LOAN Money on real estate, piano3, diamonds and chattels. Houses -r sale and rent.

"WlLLFOED IlAZKN, Real Est ita and Loa-i Agents, ,120 Sonth Main SU, upstairs over Gauyard A Myers' clotliing st r-. 233 WOT1CZS. ESTATE OF A. J. KIMPFLIN, DE-KASED.

The'irtuleMigned has been appointed by the Probate Court of Summit county; as administrator, de bonis non of the estate of A. J. Kimprn'n, deceased. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment; and all persons having claims against said estate are requested to present the same for allowance or rejection. apr 23 30ma7 Jacob Bkodt.

Dated this 23rd day of April, A. D. 1836. ESTATE OF JAMES HANN, BE-CEASEID. The-undersigned has been aprxiinted bv the.

Probate Court of Summit county, as administrator of the estate of" James liann; deceased. All persons in-dehttd to said estate are requested to make immediate payment; and all persons having Ui.t. present the same for allowance or rejection. nresent the HmR for alhiwaneA nr rnloplinn apr lb Z3 30 GEO. BILLOW.

Dated this 7th day of April, A. D. 1806. TO Ft SALE OW TIME PATMEKTS. property will be sold cheap this spring, either for cash or on Lot on North street, near Howard street.

Lot on Aouednet street, npr ll.rtpt street, a desirable building lot fiool bnildinsr lot corner of Aouednrt and Doyle streets. Goiid building lots- on Silver street and Doyle street. Cheap house and lot on "Willow street. Ten room house on half -acre lot, with bam, on West Market street, at a Home and lot with barn on Buchtel avenue, near Spicer street ....152. i DA.

Doyi.e, Kooin 23, Saving Bank building PEOPLE'S COLUMN, AGENTS WANTED. WANTED Agfnti. Sa! arv orcomtnis-sun. 134 orth Howard St. 120 CONSTABLE SALE.

CONSTABLE SALE By virtue of an execution to me direi ted I will" sell at at lock No.S.c.n the Ohio canal at public auction cn the 2th day of Apr.l, 1SXJ, at 10 clock a. tUe canal boat G. Burton, takeu hy mson a war.antof seizure issued by A. VV Hall, J. P.

of Akron township at of Ijouis a. 14 18 23 IL B. Cockran, Constable. FOR, SALE-REAL ESTATE. T70R SALE Oli TRADE New eiirht JL room house 103 i ei street App Sj Cabr.

117 FOR SAU3 A ne house and a good lot, couvjuieut to street cir line. Price $625. Terms, $'u down and per month. A. D.

Alexander, 0 Fourth Ave. 123 IORSALE Houses and lots on West ALirket stt eet.opposite Marshnll aveuue. The lot is 66 feet front and 500 feet deep. Inquire A. A.

JKpder, friO WeU Market street. 141 7OR SALE 131 Frank street. J- eooa li; cood home. Ine location. Wkeoak, 171 South 121 FOR S4.LE 119 Hall street, a fir six room house, only built 2 first-class ve.PH Sewer an-1 water connections.

This is a very pUa.i-.nt and can be bought for Chas. Essklbubv, Tel. 118. Academy of if usic block. T70R SALE The Hoover properly, room linnvA with Ado'ph avenue, a 10 room all modern impiovesnents, only second hente from Market street, will make mn oac a big bargain on this property, owner is goms out ot ine city ana tne property is too pood to rant, come and see it and lam snre you will buy at the price we will give you on this beautiful home.

101 ESSEtBTJRJf, 'Phone 318. Academy of Music Block. FOll SALE House of. six largo rooms, pantry, bath and furnace and crate, lot 63x132, cistern and citv water. iiopd bargain if 6 ld soon, near school.

In- quire an soutn ,119 OR SALE OP. RENT New modem house with rrood stable. 128 South Ma ple street, or will trade for smaller property. no- appacarb. 'TjOR SALE At bargain, 8 room house A and barn, 150.

feet from paved street and car line. Cost $5,300. Will take one-third less if sold within 30 days. Tel. 516.

O. W. Gridley, H7 110 S. Howard street FOR SALE 556 Market 135 Glen-wood Crosby Frank 230 Bluff LocuRt East Miller 1221 Main 17l-ds lots on Crosby extension $250; imerous othew. S.

E. We boar, real estate agent, 171 Sonth Main street. jan 1 Choicest lots left on West North street, large, convenient to business center. Particulars given at 107 South Walnut street. 160 FOR SALE Almost new nine room house 164 South Maple, street, good big lot and very conveniently located, will sell this place for $2,750, with only 5300 down, bal-unce monthly.

H5 Chas. Ebsri.bitrn, Tel. 118. Academy of Music block. SALE Beautiful home on West 7 Hill that we will sell for less than the hnuss cost and the lot is worth $1,003.

Only 300 feet from Market street and on one of the finest streets in the citv. O. W. Hat.b E. D.

CoATKsJnsurauce and real estate.H5 I FOR SALE Desirable home, about two minutes' walk from Empire house; house of eight rooms, furnace, city and cistern water; a very desirable- place for rnnmpi lmrincr nn nnlcirla antenna secoal floor- Good barn on lot Furnitwro win UK euiu wuu iiuu.su. il bo ueajrea. or pariiculai-s apply at 121 Bates street. 122 FOR SALE One of the choice locations in the city 207 Perkins street. 1(16 South Main street 104 Oakdale ave, modern and new 5,000 Six lots 60x150 corner East Buchtel avenue and Arlington street, 600 A very desirable now modern house corner East Exchange and South High streets.

304 Bell street 1,050 216 May str. et. 2,000 621 Sam net- street 65ft 1-10 North Fniyo -r1 8,000 105 Dixon Court. 1.250 216 York street 306 Bowery, xiern. 120 Nieman street.

1,000 Houst and lots in all parts of the city. We ha ve a number of places th at can be bought on easy monthly payments. Wilcox. Noah Co. TTHDR SALIi Only $250 a foot 1 Jj I.

O. O. F. building; 121 Eas across from East Erchanire street, srroeery and milk depot cheao: ele gant lots Locust, fronting Park, fine lot orge $1 corner Huchtel avenue an! Brown $700; lot Hazel $6X; corner Oakdale avenue and Crosby corner Crosby and Bock avenue $700; one Beck $600; all bargains; fine residence, 10 moms, furnace, bath, barn, flagging, etc, 208 Yale northeast corner Market and Balch 103 Valley 141 Maple farms for sale. Wm.

IL San ford, 74 Room 1, Arcade, T7H)R SALIi Big hareain, a new 10 room Oak- A. house (just finished) on west side dale avenue, Rood bisr lot, S'den lid eide- walks in front and arouud the house, cellar cemented and plastered, a No. 1 furnaem battl room, hot and cold waler, laundry 111 cellar, e.ecinc uunt ana smb. Hue new chandeliers, house finished in oak and the fine mantal and grate. The desirn of the exterior of the house is very fine with a beautiful porch, this house is newiy iirnish- tLirrniiUE jmi 11 1 iiir 41 ia-tc in iicwiy li 1 ruin II 1 i PEOPLE'S COLUMN.

FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE. IOR SALE Oil EXCHANGE Desirable property, East Buchtel nvenue, near Buchtel col U-ire. Inquire of Wii-cox, No An ion" I7OR SALE 123 Irving st 1 213 BluS street 16(3 2131 Bluff stn-et i 40q 80i Bowery street ifa 131 Alerninan street i ,04 Properties in Bteiner and Hart allotments, upon easy payments. 6k per cent, to 8 per 19 llALI. HARTKB, Telephone 122.

8 ALE- -At a bargain, an eight room nuunc mouern conveniences, oa Aorth Union street, near corner-of Perkins, on easy toi ms. Jits for sale on Perkins and North Union. Mas. Brjan, 115 rer-kins street. 12i) i bALP-The cheapest g.Tod farm iu Summit todiity, 107 acre, ood build-inpsand only three-louiths of a mile from jne a.

road in Hudson township. Can ue uousfiinor an acre. The finest mineral water iu the county on the farm. Wilcox, Noah Co. 124 TT'OR SALE New eiiiiit room house, oa 1 Adolnh nnd J.

Perkins, between eigh minutes' walk from post office, oak nn sh, furnace, et ate. ens. bath complete faxtures, including porcelain tub, lot 40x132. Sell on easy terms, amill pay' nient down. Call 148 South Howard street, 108 poa.SA-LE-.lO lots on MiUer A J.

will be sold at bargain. Two busiuess places on S. Mam St. New house on S. Main St.

2,400 uw five 01 Thornton St 116 wolf N-w house on tasy DavmeiiLM. citJr cuaaacKson Dwelling on Summit street. 750 0 three miles south of Akron, for sale or exchange. Money to loan. J.I.

Tel. 722 133 Insurance Agent. I7H)R SALE Some one Is going to make money preUy fast by investing in 209 Harvard st. (Coburn allotment). This place cost over $3,500 and ran now bo bought for $2,800.

It is everything that can bo desired as a home and can be used ns two suite of apartments. A smaller house can be taken an part payment as the owner can not afford so large a place. "He must sell and at' Once." If you are going to make a change In property this coming spring, better do something now and strike a bargain. 'Phone 421. Gi'8 KaWH, '44 Paige Block.

FOR SALE 162 Balch Ptreet, lot CfixlOl, house, barn, fruit, $1,000: lot. 6 Oak- ilale, will trade for small house and lot. l. 800; lots, Aqueduct street, $525, $576, $6u0t 65, $700; corner lot Beck and Payne, fine, mill, complete, fine lots. Beck, Rhodes, Crosby, North Howard, Ash, Iturh- .,1 1 (VI 1 Air 1 1 1 $1' 003: Boulevard allotment, als finest suburban property in Akron; farms, etc.

O. W. Hale and D. Coatks, 154 Bouth Main street 5 ITOR SALE 122 Park Piace.seven rooms, furnace, 402 Spicer.seven rooms, barn, furnace, 205 Woost-r avenue 243 Carroll 563 West Exchange 308 Wooster avenue 160 acres, Kansas, 216 Sumner nine rooms, fine building lot in all parts iuau ui, 1 yt cent. Tel.

696. 74 P. Dicr. over 203 East i.ket street. SALE Five room hor.se near Uraca ra ark for onr Sl.SnO: SAVpn hnntui run.

Perkins Park for fans 22 acress 3J miles from Akron cheap for cash or will take Akron proparty part payment; fouf other farms for sain or exchange: tn loan at 7 per cent; $5,000 at 6 per centi houses, lots and farms sold or exchanged; wanted a horee in part navment fnr nt il J0N.B? real estate, Joan broker and i ou T7HDR SALE-3 acre sand bank on Haxel JL1 St. House aud lot on Wolf $1,200, Good property on Crosby, N. Valley, Buchtel Cronse, Power, Allvn, Berg, Day, Upson, Grant, E. Exchange, Nash, E. Market, AV.

Market, Marshall Summit, Coburn and Howard Sts. Two fine lots on North Hill. Also lots in the Gale allot- -ment. For particulars call on 20a G. W.

GRTM.3V, I Telephone 518. no S. Howard Money to loan. T7OR SALE OU TRADE- A lot on West X1 Market SL, 800 feet west of tha mm. un-iii, uviuu iwi, xrice Am in need of a cheap lot costing not over $300l which I will take as payment thereon.

Long time on balance. Lots at the end of the pavement have trebled in value in five years. See me at once, i 70 Kasoh, Paige block. IV 1 IT, J. 17OR BALE Building lots.

Sixty best lots in Akron on West Market, North Bali-li, Hurlburt, Stratford and Aqueduct streets. Small payment down, balance on long time, low rate of interest. Now's the time to pet a good lot cheap. P. D.

Hall Hall's block. Tel. 734. 78 FOR SALE Among tho desirnhle homes we have to offer are 707 East Exchange 105 Nash 112 and 219 Adolph 206 S. Forge 146 S.

Summit 135 Kirk-wood 202 Lotmst 611 and 728 West Cedar 210 S. Yale st. and 644 W. Markel st. Also homes and business places, vij.

113 Lincoln 505 and 619 West Exchnn st. Desirable lots well located. Money id ways on hand to loan in any sum wanted. Phiup P. Hock A 143 South Howard street.

Omce telephone 308; house telephone 433. 70R SALE We will build a house to 1 rm fm nnn t.nW,. .1.. I 1 monthly on any lot remaining unsoM our West Market street alloLniflut Will vi" uuii ho rruuettiie ui arramrit for building as soon as weather permits. 54 ti US li ASCII.

T7OR SALE OR EXCHANGE Good bus iness opportunity. Boot and slloe store to exchange for house and lot iu Akron. 1 quire 121 S. Main St. aoa iiuiinu nun 1U1.BHU vacant lot cuyanoga alls; S.

S. W. Market, 77x30J, cold spring water. J2.0.K): 839 Bowrrv. house, ham ABSOLUTELY PURE 1 Ouiets Pain.

Checks Inflammation, Is the Bicycler's Necessity, "i Piles, Sores, T3 Rheumatism Burns, Colds, LJ JJLLo Sore Throat, Hoarseness, Catarrh, Chilblains, Inflamed yes, Wounds, Bruises, Sprains, Headache, Toothache. Use PONDS EXTRA CT after Shaving-No Irritation Use PONDS EXTRA CT after Exercising No Lameness POND'S EXTRACT OINTMENT is simply a marvel. How Instantly it cures Piles. What relief from excruciating pain. 50 cts.

Buy GElfUIffE PmTs Extract for temrinr cttres. Bur rmifatt'etts forimitcilian cures. POLO'S tXTRlCt 7 HTH VFII WrJDWP This Frnmoua Beawdy cares quick. ISlrCafCi v-CUO ly. permauemly all nervous dlwnses.

tirain rower. Headacae. Wakefulness. 1-41. 'I1 and wastlun disoasea canned by youthful Coaialiii a.

eptntea. Is a aerve tenle and FvflAaS? TUFT PslesodpnnystroDK car- Ifinixaa lib ntS pocVct. Byniall prepnidwlUi a written (umtM refunded. Jn's drljr. write Satiny for Free xale4.

plain wranrtr with nnd AK STRONG n. antl nr ndvertiaeci aiaenta. Address MasoDla ClilCAtJi. WeiiK rsniory. L-oMtuf Sold In Akroa, hj Xampartcx fc A.

Waj-ner, Drag gists. iuxtuit In i weeks. Bll by A. WARNER Druggist, VI TMi'i, ImimuiK'r ni.li er exei-ie' BlAXJItHlILutB. nnd plump.

flperbox; i'r or mosey aaelel loai. aent iVllt InKull.n. Klt of IVJfcli. VB ismBD Wkea In what m. Impotcscy.

Sextoe rrlta. Drains checked troubles result fatally. Mailed evry $5 order we pre a PEAC HSDICXHH CO. Pfetffer Stelnhaohsr Co. and tths 104 th LOST VIGOR ed down up stairs nr)t furnished, and two Place tbef In or-hae verv fine brussels carpets and furniture -dcr to get some houses started on the allot- sores, tetter, chapped hands, chu-I blaias, corns, and all skin eruptions 1 and positively cares piles, or no pay 1 required.

It i3 guaranteed to give i perfect satisfaction or money refund which 20 with the place and will sen ior jo.iou.h cost almost 58, iu j. ir you ever expect to buy a home don't fail to come and just take a look at this place. To appreciate this big bargain fully you must see it. Phone 118. Chas.

Esselhurh. 118 Academy Blouk. toMtaHimK Debility. Im of Sonttl tamtmOm dtlw Varicocele and other wfkaesaes, from any cause, an4 full viper qaickly restored. If eglected, such anjnrfteTC.

Maled. for J1.00; 6 boies for (5m With lepU iroarantoe aa sua ac rcuiad til aaoaey. Address CUdil. Ouio. ed, rrice cents per dox.

ot eaia Akron, O. ttk 270 tj8, E. Allen Ca.