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a*P DISCOUNTS. lND BARGAINS in A L L WOOL DRESS GOODS, regularpriCe 50. and 37$ loaded down and will make purchasers in this line some very special prices for ,50, $5.50 and $4.50; no matter to you what they cost, they must be sold, and ■ buy. We also have a nice line of children’s OVERCOATS at very low prices. Our ladies’ JACKETS at $7, $6; $5.50, 34,50, 33.50 and 82.75, now only 35.50, 85,00. 34;50, 83.75, 82.87 and 82,38 each. Prices are also, greatly reduced on men's and boys’ heavy winter BOOTS. These prices aro for CASH only. CLAUS ' Has again made our etore his headquarters, consequently you will find an immense lot of toys of every description to please the little foiks and OF POUNDS CANDIES# to eweeten them with. For the older folks we have on elegaut line of FANCY GOODS, SLIPPERS, MUFFLERS, HANDKERCHIEFS, &C., &C.rf

Remember that on January 1st, 1891, we are going to give away FIV E ELEGANT PRIZES, and that every purchaser is entitled to a guess on the jar of beaus, no matter how small vour pur­ chase may be; Gome everybody both young and old, make a purchase and guess on tho jar of beans "V . <-"i r

LOCALS. NOTICE. L A S T W K l i K Christmas candies at W - K, McMil­ Mrs. Samuel S. Demi, with whom A ll persons knowing themselves We promised that we would show lan’s. many of our renders were acquainted, indebted to BARBER & McMILLAN Old Kentucky fine cut tobacco you some elegant goods iu the wav of Fora good hinvli, or Ciiieiiiviiinati died on last Sabbath morning after please call-and settle before Jan 1. 40 cents per pound, at HOLIDAY PRESENTS aud now bologius gO"to (hebakery. : quite a long painful illness. The de­ V- Aveim, Oatmeal -A n d r ew B kos^ ; r . ' * TH IS WISER Christmas candies at W. R. McMil­ ceased was a woman milch beloved Cracked wheat ' , ;* Beautiful and Elite Boy 'Paper.^25 Wo are doing our utmost to fulfill lan's. by hosts of friends. Of a pleasant Granulated Hominy Gents. ... < ItiDGWAr. that promise, as all promises should he and genial disposition, kind aud ger>. -Fariuo, Parched Farinose at Two gold watches fop sale at __ Barbed and smobtii wire at honored. In our n o i k ros tie, she was calculated to win many G uay's. ‘ A : w B .. A nOkew & B ro . NDVM LTY HE PA It VM EX T friends who keenly feel AH Persona knowing themselves in- “ * • — * w - K- M a ,a - £ 3£55 55* tooT $ £ ...Highest market price, paid t®1' j dehted to Barr & Morton will please We ave truly showing this • year lull’s. wheat at ; A ndrew & B ro . Some of the most elegant and elaborate j her late residence, was largely attend* V iil and settle by January 1st, if not l-’or fresh cakes and .'bread go toied, ed. The services were. conducted by Call and see our pocket and table productions oj the manufacturers, audj you will receive n statement of ac­ ] (ho bakery. I Rev* T. C. Spruul, assisted by Drs. cuttlory . CuotrsE & Bunt's count. owing to the fierce competition iu this) ; Dried Apples; Peaches, Apricots line uniong producers of these goods,' { 'hristnms axndics a t. W. R. McMii- of Xenia and Mortou of Ced- and Prunes at Guay’s. Ho. for the IlntidnyA we were able to buy at ridiculously j bin's* I nr\iile. Her repuiins were interred As the holidays are now near and low prices, so we oiler you the many • ...... i..., ... . ___jm t.w Dean Cenit-Kiiy near New Jas- • I buy my Window glass at K err’s. liring on your lard cans if you yon will went sometlliug for Christ­ per, . A fine lino line of Patent Medicines benefits that we have secured want them filled with fresh pure lurd. inas presents go to S.L. Walker’s.and CUT AAiH FANCY at Kidoway ’s C. W . CMnWR. I TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE. see his nice (Jock of watches of all Bottleswuiues havenave oecoaiobecome quiteqiuui au crazecroze; j ... < waryMary euzgeraitlFitzgerald to to John John Booth, Booth. * ; Fish at ' ' !>’ Gray’s. kinds, clocks, jewelry, very nice fin­ as home ornaments aud decorations. . *r' » ! C,C^ n Uf ,1’on .^n' Syrup and Molasses at Gray's. so low or given better satisfiaction. Culberson Small to Harriet L Biff, Last week of our ALBUMS, See our new papatrie at 25 cents. They will have a salesman in this lo­ butj The Olerk and Sheriff have drawn 1 a, Ccdarville, 81. 11 Ridow ay . we should of been more elated had we the following names of jurymen for cality toon, or if you are contemplat- Holla Davis to Lydia Graham, part unpacked them. To-day we opened! the January term of theComfnon Pleas Cheese, Crackers and Ginger snaps ing buying an instrument for a Christ­ lots 15 and 16, Bellbrook, 8400. * t * G uay’s. the case containing them and find our Court: Grand Jury. James Hoyle, mas present, call at their office in A J Christopher to Watt Allen, Sorghum, Syrup end Orleans Mo- buyer has’ displayed exquisite taste. J Xenia City; M. W. Geraril, Jefferson Xenia and you will receive prompt at­ lot 44. Boop A Co.’s add to Jamestown 1a wet Rt * Krrr’s. So many new desigus and styles, cn- township; Basil Tippy, Fairfield; Geo, tention. As these gentlemen give a 8104. . Call and see our new lino of lamps written guarantee that their goods are tirely foreign to any you have as yet j Dispenrtett, Osborn; J. M. Birch, Yel­ low Springs; Wm- Stephens, Silver- Elijah Turner to Elizabeth Hick­ ItumwAr. “ **w ™ rtprwated, it b FOK CHILDREN creek township; Harvey Jobe, Xenix; man, 100 a, Cwsarcreek, 81. Hard and Sdft refined Sugars at to do business with them. We would say to parents that we Horace Owens, Xenia; Joseph Frye, Win Strain to W J Alexander, t G r a y s . CHBIRTIAfilfi COXING! will show yott many new features in Xenia; Joseph Ray, Xenia township; 167,20 a, Spring Valley, = Deed o f A new line of Heir Brushes, When you will wafat to buy a pres­ GAMES, knowing there can be no J. S. Button, ,New, Jasper township; assignment. , , BlDOWAY., ent for a friend, a. visit to our store way of more pleasantly passing the A. W. Sears, Xenia; J. H. Winters, Amanda J Simons to Joseph A Si­ TobXco* Rfid Clgert i t Gray’x. wilt convince you that we can please melancholy evenings than with these Xenia; J. W. Peterson, Xenia town­ mons, lot 1,, Mon roe's odd to Xenia, ' Fancy box paperiO cents jfer box a il Remember our motto underbuy games, wa have given them an especial ship; M. T. Berryhill, Sqgarcreck 83.000. attention, KiiTy6s ■"N ■ and. undersell, lx nos you not only get township. Petit Jury, Geo. Babb, Daniel H Wolf, ex of Simon Wolf, OLD RIMJABLK” what yen want, but at about one half IN PEMEIiMni Caftarcreck township; James Ritenour, to Wm F Bousman 72{ a, Bath, priot. We Fill handle* Aili line of We claim to he connoisseurs, always Tbrn township; P. P. Glass, Yilhnv 82330. Meai Store o f G- W* Gr*u»* **>' Slippers, Gloves, Mufflers, Silk and on rite alert fbr the mm tjmpnlar odors Springs; F. C Long, Xenia; John way* W ftwtiwl *tth#*xxii* Plata? deni* Win F Bauitman toSxrnnel Koog- ali kinds of Handkerchiefs, Scarfs and and buying but the best We are Homick, jh , Xenia; AbrahamBnypp, leg out tlm wastwtswt iu »l»e market, ler jr., 64.18 a, Bath, 82,091. TIm of all dfsoriptkms sod pries#. W e ! showing a very sweet assortment that kellow Bprings; M. O. Beal, Fairfield; at the lowest price*. bought a job k * of Jewelry oomisting, cannot help pleasing the most fhetidi- Chris Weaver, Cmsarcreck; John Bans, Sami A Probet to Elisabeth Wool- ley. lVa, Xenia, 81800. Peraens wiidiiMK U the o f Cottar Mm3 Gnff buttons, SoarfBlna ous. Xenix; B, F. Hawkins, Xenia town­ SoRlhern BulMiitgaml Loan A mo * with fine Xo m Settings, that we are IN TRUTH ship: Peter Bankxrd, Xenix township; Ellen C HudlsiU and Sarah Riley to «1xifo*,bf Huntsville, A l«ba«e, and selling at about otto-third vain#. Rc- Our stock a# always, is supplied ;J, II, Milhurn, Ccdarville township. Christina Koogier, 80 a, Beavercrdek, ClneltHMitf, OhW», or X«y imbtmmkm mefnbsr * ntao -batgoes with nteiy suit with the bsW and prettiest goods. Wo Addulonal Jurors. Hsnry McCarty, 81.000. «onot*nff«g the Aaed»t|e|,. pfexx# ofdlothes sold hofbro Xmas lit J. E. are always glad to sex you, buy muck Yellow Springs; J. H . Gh»n, Beavor- Elisabeth Kooken etMto£3iaabeth rail «w M. f » Smithf e«twifw«etjt, Lwiny’sClothiit, BoetdtBhoo Hotto* or Mtdi. orodc townstdig J. O, XKok, Ced*r* Woodward, quit claim to lots 48 and f t , II. H m m m tt * •* Gpsr* U t m iM k * C s d h r v ^ Ohio. J B ID G W A T 8 PHARMACY, tale; Gao. Brawn, Sugararoek, 52, Fairfield, 8500, Ubtitetfjrt - shooter's stood. ' that she is an invaluable assimnt to by you. "Have prescribed it a great - heard of Charley’s offer, and, therefore, times and its effect iswonderful,and Lord, how they picked off our men, from the her father in supplying himi wiwiwith namesnanames ga,y |a conclusion that I iiaveyettofin IfM lnm ii otCwIou Hltdi anil Animal* ’ , trsachorourvsntage-greund of tbs woodl on Christmas night he moved his gar­ Found on Alaska. InUnda. But for their bullets, i*u bat, »y batteries sent and...... dates that have grown dim in his ease eL Catarrh that itwouidW rison over to Sumter. This movement mind. they would take it according to di Henry W. Elliott, United States them something as good. was regarded as a. menace, and the Yours Truly, L. L. Gonsncn, M. r,. J Treasury agent at the fur seal islands in Go andexplore, nod report to uje then, end toll 1 His Royal Highness tbe Prince of me hoar tyany we killed. * South,Carolinians unwisely determined! w m, , „„„ Office, Behring Sea, has just returned to bis to attempt to capture Sumter, , Wales is a direct descendant of King We willgive flQO for any case of Catarrh Never a wink shall t steep till I know our ven­ that can not be cured with Hall’s Catarrh home In the East after an absence of geance was duly I Dialled." . The attempt succeeded; fpr on April Alfred, boing the thirty-third great- grandson. Thds the" EngliSb^ tHrOnf Cure. Takeadntornally^ SQTerslznonthsathis post o f duty. Mr. IS, 1881, Fort Sumter was attacked, and, F. J. Chenbv & Co., Proj>s.f Toledo, Q. Elliott will immediately begin the prep* Fiercely the orderly ratio down tin slope ot the hos reia»ty>od-iu the same family for sern-floM-eoarred sag fodertt ‘T ^ v IB I t wit set on'fliw byktlk todtMtyowm ■ olajfcitof its wiwfc/on tbooqid&loq, Butted by iviqlcbt wheels; And *6e|hed^byjp»o by Ripltiy a^FnetyMouHrieiwndhit fho rfrvar one dhqpssnd years. / and prospecta-jof the fur .seal POhery. \*i shot that bad plowed It lasoorn; jtowder magazine Wf* in great danger, ’ -£-In tti* hvay of prize offering a* Fiercely, and burning with wrath for tbc sight h0#gsucdBcMA|::- William Palmer, of the National Muse* .Anderson was ojbligid.to surrendwf.on English paper stands at the bead. Thej ^w^ftliecus^ um, Washington, hasalso returned;fr^m of hi* comrades erdsliodet a blow, ”, ' J inducement is a pretty wife with an city April 1A -The fall of Sumter uuitedtbo — .. __ . . . /j,< a summer’s collecting with Mr. Elliott, Slung In broken shape* on the ground like ruin­ ed memorials Ot woo; North.iesusod Lincoln's eall fmr< troops,’ dowmuht ef AlOO per year. The lady is Partners In Gout and he is enthusiastic about the strange These were the men whom at daybreak be and the war began In earnest Had it to be selected by the editor for her Threesxmllgnant foes tobuman bapninAu sights of the far-away Territory and the knew, but never again could know.. not been for Handsome,Charley, General beauty, and she is then .ttf have the OO-operat^ .foreiriL? ^heir ttredvZ splendid opportunity for making natural Thence to the ridge, where roots oUtthrUst, end Andersop might have remained In Fort oho c?pf one of ten gentlemeq, who will history observations and collections. twisted branches of trees > ...... *:• Clutched tho hill like clawing Ilona, firm their Moultrie, and war might have boon .agree beforehand to marry her if such Mr. Palmer has secured a very valua­ • be overthrown with Htietetter’s Btomscli prey to seise; averted.—N. Y. Sun. be her choice. A wedding trtiusseau is Bitters. NotjlnqtantaucQuziy, of course, ble series oi skins Cf birds and mam* also to be provided. * ■■ ‘ but by persistence. So tian malarial, rhea, ’'What’s your roportJ”—and the grlm Colonel male living on the island of St Paul. A FAMOUS GUERILLA. —Count Yon Moltke has refused the matte and kidney ailments and nervoui. smiled when the orderly came back at ness. Ask your druggist for Hostetter's Among the birds there is one that has lMf« Dukedom which the Emperor not only, never before been recorded from Amer­ The Reported Death of the Noted Oat- Almanac, ana be advised of their superior Strahgely the soldier paused,: “Well, they lew Contradicted by HKie Who tKtieW. offered- but pressed upon him. As it 4st'f .merit.- ' - ican territory. It is a species of cuckoo , were puolshed." And atrabpely hli face 1 Him—An Incident o f I|ty, Wild Career. YonMoltke last pretopirlin Lhe Herein-; native to the Asiatic continent and * * looked, aghast 1 ■ *. • • STBAwaW&at peopltigo South forthe win- . It was recently reported that thC^ fa­ hsuB t& ii member for life; ’ So the stem, will,prove a treasure in the National ’’Yes, our fire told on them; knocked ovcr fif ty -- • ------.bavnOomucbof itin tUoNortb, ' --laid out in lino ot parade. , > mous guerilla QuantrCll had died in ^Silent soidief^rafutfed. honors which collection, as it was a great source of' Wtiuld merely have been' titulir^'and' gratification ^ jjr. Palmer, and a fine Brave follow*, Colonel, to stays* they did i But Birmingham, Altyi hndbr an’ assumed one I ’most wish had n't staid.' ? >• name; This causedagreat deaLof talk honorific without enlarging Ws.sphere reward for his arduous toil in securing .Mortally woOnded, he’d torn off his knapsack; for doing good toYatorland- His health it_Xo-begin—with, the bird-was found .. and then, at the end, he-prayed—-1 - about the mau whosejiame twenty-five the best and cheapest. DobbUrs’Eicctrlo remains perfect and seems to have been Boap has been acknowledged for 21 years to near s seal rookery, and shooting with Easy to see, by bis bands that were'clasped; years ago was ns often in people’s and the dull, dead flngera yet held mouths as that of Leo or Lincoln, atthe not tfao least undermined by the recent be the purcttofaU. Try it right atvay. an ordinary gun was strictly forbidden. This little lottor—his wife's—from tho knap­ exaotingjccromonies. mention of whoso name every house­ , "Pis feeling groggy’’ as thopnBiUst stlft This rookery was at the extreme north­ sack. A pity those woods were shelled!" — Mme^Artoud, of Paris, died recently, east point of the island, and the col­ holder north of Mason and Dixon’s lino when ha put down auothercocktalL—Bt, Jo­ Silent .the orderly, watching with tears in hta trembled, and whoso daring raids made and, as notvq stiver of ber money could seph News. lector’s cane guvs was at the other end. v i , .... -.I. ♦ W ... 1 eyes as his officer scanned bo found in the hands of ber agents, het about fifteen miles away. Those whq the plan of plundering; burning Wash­ Four short ptges of writing. “Whet's this heirs began a search for it in the furni­ . Hibs'li Honey of Hbrehpund; and Tar vs. have visited Southern Alaska e%p fora, ington, New York, Philadelphia and lieves whooping cough. about 'Murthy Virglnta'shand’?’’ ture of her homa After ripping up an idea of the toil involved in a walk oi Swift from his honeymoon he, the dead soldier, Boston by a sudden inroa'd seem prac­ Pike’s Tootbucne Drops cure in one minut*. every thing they examined a .aster thirty miles over the rough and yield­ Bad-gone tremble bride to theatrlfe; ticable and possible, Tho papers of late bust of the Yenus of Milo and there was It is diffleult for a dialect, comedian to ing surface of St. Paul Island; but Mr. Never they metagam, but she bad written him, have been full of anecdotes of Quantrell telling of that new life, the treasure, amounting to a consider­ give it to you straight—Texas Siftings Palmer was determined to have the non stories of bis life and incidents ot bis Born in the daughter, that bound her still closer able fortune, Tbe base of tbe statue bird if peratstont effort could win it, desperately romantic careor. Pair in the Sldenearly always comes fro* and closer to him as bis wife. was covered over' underneath with oil and be actually made the journey, re­ Laying her baby's band down on the letter, The story of his. death in Birmingham a disordered liver aud is promptly reUevedlw turned to the locality frequented by the . . around It she traced a rudo line: was received with a great deal of in­ cloth, and when the covering was re­ Carter’s Little Liver Pills. Dou’tforgettbi*. ‘ “It you would kiss the baby," she wrote; “you credulity. A great many refuse to be­ moved out tumbled, a choice collection ouoko —George Parsons Lathrop, In Century Maga- but also' thatof the Yandalia, who would bring the bullet and the animal into the alnfe. in Ossawattomie, Kan., before tbo war. ease, economical, reliable, sure. desired conjunction, and the fox was He was teaobingL.sohqol there and he all have boeu lost had not the Trenton If you suiter at all from tho Giant of Discus very mnoh interested in tfao whizz of the HE STARTED THE WAR, boarded at my uncle’s house. My undo’s drifted alongside and rescued her men. conquer him by tba aid of the Olant of Health. ■ bait Whenever a bullet came near name was Daniel Goodrich, He moved —From the time of Abraham to the enough be would bark furiously and run A Bold Irishman Who Precipitated Mat­ to Kansas In 1858 and be was a strong present the m gratory instinct has been round in acireie, seeking to discover tbo ters at Fort Sumter. Republicsn and a Union man. Ho had strong among Jowa- Mesopotamia, Hood’s . cause of tho strange noise, tho gunner If it had not boon for Handsomo Char­ boon driven out of that country tbreo or Canaan, Egypt, Canaan onco more, being entirely concealed behind some ley there might not have boon any war four times in tbe fusses betwoon tho Assyria, Babylonia, Persia Cansafi a tall grass on one ot the sand dunes. botwoon the North and the South. How bushwhackers and jayhawkers. third time and then the whole world, Sarsaparilla Gradually the fox drew nearer to the so? A many and many a .year ago in a “Well, he had come batik overy time is the route of the migration, the itin­ erary, as it were, of the Hebrew race Blild by all driiBSkt*: |l; six fores. Prepared o*1f unseen hunter, and every thing seemed city by the soa Handsome Charley went and in 1859,1 think it was, Quantrell by C.I.UOODA CO., Apothecaries, Lovell. Usss. to point to a speedy and successful tor- to what Hamlet called that undiscov­ was teaching school there and he board­ The Jews are indeed. the “tribe of the mination of the hunt, but, unluoklly, in ered country from whose bourno no ed at my unclo's bouse and my cousins wandering foot." The existence of IOO D oses One Dollar trying to remove a tight shell, Mr. traveler 'returns, although a travoler wont to school to him. I went down Jews in out-of-the-way corners of the Palmer pulled off the head, leaving tho had returned and talked to Hamlet in very there to make my uncle’s family a visit earth—the Felashas and Beni-Israel cylinder in tho breach; then began.a excellent blank vorso only a few nights and that way I got acquainted with and the Cochin Jows—is only account­ ed for by their wandering instincts. ABDOMINAL lively struggle to extraot tho shell In a before. • Quantrell. hurry. The excitement was so intense, Who, then, wss Handsome Charley? “Ho had already been in some fusses No doubt that instinot has been howover, that the fox approached almost Ho wss for a great many years in the with .the jayhnwkors and hated them strengthened by persecution, hut now within arm’s longth before tho obstruc­ good old times and in somo respects like poison, I don’t exactly remember when peace prevails, the Jew .still re­ BANDS' tion was .gotten rid of and a new cart­ perhaps tho bad old times, gonorally tbo start of the trouble. It seems tome tains his fondness for traveling. Warmtog, tonM ug, ridge inserted; then while the fox was spoken of as “bofo’ the wab," a resident that tboy bad killed a horse or whipped “A LITTLE NONSENSE.1* HnlaPrtwniAg chattering away most earnestly, Mr. of Charleston, S. C. Charley used to him or something like that. But be Palmer, not wishing to spoil the skull, say to himself: “I am an Irishman by wasn’ t known yet as a leading bush­ —She—(after alovers* quarrel)—“Yon GARMENTS. took aim behind the foreleg, but the birth, an American* by adoption, talent­ may return my letters.” He (editor)-* whacker, and if he had boeu in any raids GnatWOTECnwn# bullet, ranging a little too far ahead, ed by ohanco and no coward.". So far tbe people round there didn't know “Did yon inclose stamps?"—Harpers’ BOWELS trt MB- crashed through the legs without kill­ from boing a coward Charley was as shout it Bazar. ing the animal, which struggled off be­ bravo as a bulldog, and was a very great “He thought lets of my unde and my —Not Closely Allied.— “Is Deborah KEYS. Niomom hind a sand dune and was apparently fighter when-lt was his cuo to fight; but cousins and they thought lots of him related to Charley Henderson?" “Yea. : iffortfcgOffitMlI lost beyond recovery. Tho collector, be always helped tbo weaker party, and that falL I think it was after 1 had left She is his Bister by a refusal of mar­ f ' l j Is asiw wstltir. however, circled around in a direction in Charleston, where the people are there was talk about more trouble on riage.”—N. Y, Sun. opposite to that taken by the fox, and noted for warmhoartednoss, there was the Kansas border. My uncle, was talk­ — “I don't wan t you to stick your nose RID SIZE OF VUE?, and OlEWHt unexpectedly came upon him at very not a warmer hearted nor a more charit­ ing to Quantrell about It and be told him Inside this door again," said Chappie to Bo yon know about OUR PULNNBL short range, and this time sent a bullet able man than Handsome Charley. But that ho wss tired of fighting and killing his tailor. “I don’t want to got mynoae LDtBN WIND-PROOF LEATH2R squarely into one of his eyes and ended why was he called handsomo? Was he and having bis barns burned and his In. 1 want to get my bill In.”—Harper’s the singular chase. Young foxes were JACKETS, Prloea, SS and SOr really a handsome man? Ob, no; not at stock run off and that ho had mado up Bazar. frequently seen, but were difficult to all. Not by no means, as the Artful his mind to go back to Indiana. Quan- —Dr. Oliver Wendell Holmes once BTSEID FOR JACKET CIRCCUI. kill before escaping Into their burrows Dudgor would have remarked. troll told him that he needn't do that said that “Easy crying widows take new Is there a School House in your town —Forest and Stream. In a trial for murder in Charleston, He says: 'You and your boys have treat­ husbands soonest There is nothing wanting a IT j ACL A Flfst-Cttss Idiot. about forty years ago, Isaac II. Hayno ed me right and I feel kind towards like, wet weather," ho says, “for trans­ A Vermont farmer had three sons for waa Attorney-OonoraL and Richard you, and if,you stay here I’ll guarantee plant ng." EF*SEIS FIRFLMCWCBUR. whose benefit he had worked hard and Yeadon, a lawyer of high standing and that there won't be a rail of your fences —Proof.—“Did you ever see a ghost?" denied himself that they might have also editor of the Charleston Courier, touched, no matter what happens.' Not ’Yes; once." “Whst did it look like?” represented the prisonor. Colonel 6. W. SIMMONS & GO., the education which he had lacked. very long after Quantrell. got together “It looked like a boy with a pumpkin a o x s m , - bottom, kass . The two older sons made the most of Haynes, besides being a great lawyer his band and made the famous raid on on bis he*d-’' “ “How did you know it their advantages and in the course of and a brave man, was remarkably hand­ Lawrence, where ha came very near get-, wash' ghost?" “It told me so.’’—N, Y. MEN'S AND MTS' CUTHINB. time entered honorable professions and some, while Yeadon was not gifted in ting Jim Lane, the man ha wanted to Sun. eeiiiiM tma um m sMptww were great sources of pride to their old form or feature. Charley wss a witness, kill worsa than any body. Well, when —A Little Misunderstanding.— “ Bo father. and Yeadon examined him thus: ho returned he came right in back of tny you wish to maMy my daughter?' But The youngest was a handsome, easily Yeadon—What is your name? uncle's farm and made a staid there, are you sura that you can support a G A IN influenced boy, and on his final return Charley—Charles Farley, better known, and sure enough, although the whole wife?" “Why, yes, it she has not an from college he had developed into as Handsomo Charley. band of eut-thtoata staid tbefA all unreasonably great appetite.’’—File- what is called a “dude,” with many Yeadon—Why Are you called Hand- night and camped, they didn't touch a gende Blatter. i ONE POUND airs and little common-sense. He re­ tome Cbnrley? thing on my uncle's place. They were —Dentist—“One moment! Steady, now! garded the farm and every thing about Charley—I’ll answer that if you will so hard pressed that they dtopped $889 There. It’s out" Patient— “Holy it with high disdain, yet he seemed to toll me why you are called Limping or $400 worth ot stuff they had carried smoke! Why. you've pulled out a per­ A D ay. have no inclination to eeek employment Dick, off from Lawtentie right here, fectly good tooth." Dentist—“So I A gain or A te m m a dav ik thk of‘any sorb away from home. Yeadon—Certainly, My name Is Ritib- “Yes, 1 saw tho artiele about Quan- hate. But never mind, there'll' he no Hie fa ther was bitterly disappointed CBX OF ANAR WHO MAI FXtiOMC “ALL nrd slid they csll me Dick, and as I am trell's being killed in Kentucky when charge for it " —America * vm f*wfr,’’ AHf)MA* wtmm to takk in him, hut said little to the foolish a little lame they call me Limping Dick. his band was cut np finally. That isn’t — “I've lost my position." |* Id .She THAT XKMAMCAftbSttStH VKOfWCRR, young man, who one day overheard a Charley—That’s fair and square. New so. Quantrell got out of that aorape as man who had made application for as­ convSTSstionbetween his father and an the rayson I ’m called Handsome Charley he did out of evory other and got away sistance. “ What Were ybu engaged old friend from the city, which fortu­ Js this: If nny msn was to ask me whe 1 at the close of tho war to Cabo. lie at?” “ I waa director of th* mint." SCOTT’S nately bed a salutary effect on him, think in the handsomest, Dick Yeadon fitnid at Havana, and he got together a “Indeodl" “ Yes, sir; I used to mix “Well, Mr. Adams," said the old or meself, my answer Would be that Mr. band to capture a treasure ship that was Juleps,"—'Washington Poet friend, “yon hate three sons I know; Haynes is the handsomest. expected thorp, His plan was to enlist —V eryPopttlB r.-W iil-‘<>!ls«jr6a «s i» what are they all doing?’’ South Carolina passed the ordinance with his men on a schooner, to pihtlny, “John." replied Mr. Adams, with very popular among matrlraoty-seeking of secession on December 90, HMtf. At find with the schooner to capture tbe young, men.". Phil—“Makes .herself jprldO, “£«> going to be a minister, and tbik time there was no garrison in FOrt vessel. But tome body gave the scheme a fust-rate one, too, if 1 do say it; and agreeable, does she?" W ill—“Yes; she flumter, which stands in the harbor away and the Cuban Authorities got af­ is continually telling shout her ssooess iF Mml^SnSSPmTwiTH Fred, ke oslo’iates to be a lawyer, and ,1 between Sullivan Island and Morris Hypophos^ijs of tS o d i ter Quantrell. He escaped, and that la in booking."—Yankee Bind* ■ , „ u m gees* there nron^tbe many smartse in to fotmino, v m m v u T his m at Island, and It surrounded by water; but tbe last that has been beard of him." — Here is an example of n superlative this part of the oonntryt" Anderson and bis command worn in Fort WAA ffittM. fXXVORMXO GVtft AND GVXk “And bow about Jatassf’ Inquired —A Woman of Oxford Cour-ty, Me., oouoept.on of numbers or quantity, by AGAIN, PAtATASMt Al^tCTUf. Ell# Moultrie, on. Suillvan Island, It was a mind that hue had only four years to the friend. . euttomary in those days to allow vis­ lathed the kitchen of the new house tKmMtoNY FHYSK3AKL, SOLD XT AIL think of eeeh hig thlngri “How much piumGtm. AvototUMTmsnoMs amp “Well, ns to James" responded the itors to enter and Inspect Fort Moultrls, while, her husband was plaeterinfi the farmer, dryly, • W e my son to be snrei front room. do yes love me?" bar father asked Bet- MitTA'nMto. and at- war had not bton declared, al­ ■ , —..— .Vi n~ n1 tins. “As many pounds" she ana wiM l b tt if James don’t meet with no serious though South Carolina had receded. An- Tim pension appropriation hill agreed htMkiy, “*e twenty tttnktitt th^eoamt- drawbaeks, t think likely h e ll maki a dsfton was plaotd In ah awkward pofci- upon by the House Committee for next rMlN<- tn^ntisS llio l some dayl”—Youth's in f thutf i s AtkttwnniffiinliUistifiMMt tfas, as ik M was tlwajm danger that year appropriates for pensions $ i»,l? f,- 'than MiAt"“-‘^ tte n ^aneerlpt Companion. ■ tbo fork would ho take* by surprise. 98ft. sssssyjg and romantlo over what, it it ever goes MOHAMMEDAN SAILORS, f WOMAN’S BEHALF. wrong, sentiment will not aid, and ^ h A ^ W W W W V y w w w w w t A f V romance can not earn. If the American A jh m rte *v «l1 S fis m Besrd ths Ship * "MARRYINp IN WUITE." . KsrswRnls. FAWCETT ! people werO a little more careful about A m soon as toe sun went down forty- * lad Amationn Writhi* MhM, ^ Keealts marriages beforehand we should have " 8 In Much Cnajagnl XofaMotty. seven dusky eons of Htndoostan knelt, less cause to repent them afterward— down upon the deck of toe good ship Has ki stock a fine H ie of WATCHE8, CLOCKS, JEWELRY and Thera is too much “marrying in we should have jess mismated iplscry, Knramania and anointed themselves IlHte,1* followed By the inevitable "re- tew blighted lives, ruined homes, and with oil, and, with many gesticulation a ting at leisure," in this country, says pubUesesadala- DIAMONDS! Minneapolis Times. In whatever prayed fervently to Allah to guide and S protect them in a strange land. The finest line of Optical Goods in GreeheCounty. A Specialty made tstes to marriage we Americans are THE INDEPENDENT WOMAN. Tbe vessel had just arrived at Pier of BrnsUitin Pebble Spectacles in Gold, Silver, and Steel frames. They ShsH m Vaksa the Pises of ths poor Ds- wins: to tliroctioH e most sentimental, romantic and N a 47, on the Delaware river. Tbe confer a brilliancy and distinctness of vision, with an amount of ease and kless people under the sun. We do peedsnt Uplastor of Poors A»o. men are Bengalese and Malays, and comfort, seldom enjoyed by spectacle wearers. S S S g & f i t f wot mean that there Is too much marry* Certain preaohera and editors recog­ they were engaged by Captain Young in jag in this country, for there is by no nize but one class among women, the swssgsl* married and mothers of families. Mat­ Calcutta It ia the first time that such weans enough marrying of the right a crew has over beep brought to Phila­ lort, bnt too much of .the inconsiderate, rimony and motherhood, they hold, con­ stitute the only career for women; wives delphia . They make good, steady sea­ immature and premature sorb Euro* men, but they lack the strength and en­ fp s ^ ,”**, jpeans consider marriage soberly, seri- and mothers are the only ones among the sex whose oxlstence is to be recog­ durance of Europeans, as well as the eutly, rather in the light of a social and desire for rum rad tobacco. They are aszttu pftnoousto®. commercial compact looking to practical nized. And yet, in point of numberand BARR & MORCON 'M ability, the unmarried women seeifi Un­ very religious, and pray five times a amelioration and ttjie continuance of the day. They believe that if theyare good 1 family, 'To Americana there is sojde- titled to some consideration. ;o burn an biphtm» The Bee Moines. Beglstar recently they will go to paradise when they die thlng .unpleasant', in the businesslike and have innumerable wives. The num­ Now determined that no firm in this COUNTY or AD ­ ?1P waroea are dyi! way in which the English approach published .the usual tirade 'against the m m o n ,. Though strong-mihdcd, masoullne creatures who ber of their hourls in Heaven depends Byndicnt^thcyeln matrimony, and the ultra-utllltarianf upon their behavior on earth, and there­ JOINING COUNTIES shall undersell them in are not content to be sweet and refined QStettor’a S t d i S spirit they bring to hear on it from first fore they pray and call upon Allah at =U«sly, of cour«? and sympathetic; who are interested in to last. In this country we do not be­ every opportunity. cannu^arlal,® politics, and, where they hove opportu­ enta and nervous- lieve in taking a wife at wo would buy The Islamites are very particular, nity, carry their perverted opinions to Hostetter'a a horse, or.purchate land, or invest In about their food. They will not eat t, of theiy superior the last extremity—and vote. The sex stocks, viewing her substantial quali­ any thing that has been killed or ties and the amount of value received, is warned .of the degradingconsequences «FIIR M ITU fiE^ dressed by an infldeL They have their of suoh a departure from alilprecedenco ; South fo* the vrin- The tErenoh unlfowqly.inslst'upon a own butcher on board. He is a very-in­ and from the accepted traditions. The hof it in tho North. dowry,'and for this’we are disposed to telligent Bengalese. His name is Nuro They have a full line of all hinds of Furniture, such as total demoralization, of.,home and.so- ridicule their fine pretensions and-re­ Mohamad and he is called “the butler." parlor Suits, Bed-Room Suits, Dressers, Bureaus, Book- gard their gallantry, their high chivalry ciety, it is prophesied, will bo inevit­ Hia method of killing sheep, oxen and able if this continues. Then, they are toward women as sordid, and mercenary. fowls is to out their throats and then let Cases, all ksnds of Beds, Chairs. Stands, Tables, Bock- gravely informed, if they learn to think saa& s Italian and Spanish conjugal customs them bled to death. Tho men are hor- and do for themselves men will cease era, and everything found in a First-class Furniture s s s g * » “ ; are now more to our taste. The Qormans rifled a i the sight of pork, and they all aro given to sentimentalism, and on os* to love and respect them—a state of af­ love rice and curry. Store. Give them a call. caBion can be quite as foolish about fairs that would be disagreeable with­ Every new moon they make a holi­ out doubt sisasa* women as there is any need for. But day, dress up In fine, clothes and march < j, »- * * .. when marriage is really intended, they It la very true tbat the liberty of around toe ship, chanting passages women has been greatly extended with­ houndiandTarve. hold ,c wise check on sentiment and from the Koran, and oalling upon too passion, and keep a sharp eye for the in the past twenty years- In the United lady moon to give then; lots of wives. :ure In one minute. States a wqman can do almost any thing UNDERTAKING main chance. The truth la' that moat They are virtuous on earth, and save Europeans dissipate a great deal of their she likes for which she has strength and toemuelves to have a ‘good time when meet comedian to fitness Notwithstanding the protests Is a specialty. W e keep on hands a full line of Coffins, :oxaa Siftingn sentiment, gallantry and emotional folly they get to paradise in flirtations that never lead to, and of people like the writer in the Regis­ Allot them are fatalists, and firmly be­ Caskets, Robes, Etc. All calls will be promptly at­ ihvays comes from have nothing to do with, wedlock, while ter, and of ultra orthodox clergymen, lieve that when they get the straight rompUyrelieveabjF we have comparatively few dissipations not a straw is thrown in her path. Ex­ tip from Allah, by a vision or other­ tended to. f . Don't forgot this. of that Sort Herd we associate love act justice has not been done yet in the’ wise, that they must die at once. Any matter of pay, but that is coming. With Is not the tongue with marriage, instead of separating delay would subject them to no end"of o noise, * ,< them, as the European idea so often the editors and the preacher, it is sor­ BABB&UOBTON. trouble in toe future life, and reduce docs.' T W t la as it nought to be; it is rowfully admitted, there are conserva­ toe size of toelr harem. Two men re­ both weil and good; but in a certain way tive women who array themselves with ceived tbe mystic messago during toe it. has its disadvantages. It makes ns the opponents of the unmarried, possi­ voyage, and they jumped overboard. iants impatient of restraint; it clouds our bly because they have found wifehood The others envied them, and thought the ancient di>e*H, •judgment; it prompts uS to take counsel and maternity the.hest career for them­ how tooy must be enioying themselves. tgat the TiuUottv* selves and think it must be for every of nearly « n if • of our bounding blood; it enlarges our Captain Young says that he engaged TO THE PATRONS OP TUI HERALD 004 n oar fathom or *> opportunity for leisurely repentance. other woman. But with ail the free­ the crew in Calcutta, and bo is well a and iodulgenct,- ' If Europeam go to the one,extreme, dom that has been granted,, '.‘too.woman satisfied with them. Tho English Gov­ ipregoable. j ' wo Americana go to,the other. It they aro who dared" has not asserted herself to ernment holds the Anchor Lino respon­ A cordial invitation is extended to jou to examine the d’a Sarsaparilla, tbs too coldandcaloulating, we are too warm any alarming extent, so that all do not sible for tbe well-being and safety of * elegant t enemy Of Impure and can not marry-. t wonderful curat of •’■ ' and inconsiderate. ' If they, make it too toe mbn, and they can only be brought ba conqueror of di» . mu,ch a matter, of butiness, we make it •Years ago the situation of the unmar­ to America because the Karamania a...... * ■ - toe,much a matter of .fancy and feeling. ried woman was not enviable- She was touches Liverpool on.her journey from bo Giant of Digram*' 1 .That lovh and sympathy should be the a thin, dejected, pallid creature, living India No native crows are allowed on QUntof Health. - base,' and that it is indeed tbe sole, safe with her sisters, or other relatives, do­ vessels going direct to a foreign port and. permanent base of marriage, is ing the mending, niivsing the sick and from India The Karamania brings NEW STOCK ■ scarcely less than, a truism. Though taking care of the children. The hus­ ever a vsluable cargo of linseed. It is the principle may be inoeetantly violat­ band never came,- or she w** faithful to toe intention of toe Anchor lino to es­ being received now. A complete line of fine ed, its-verity Is usually accepted even an ideal or to the lover of her youth, tablished a regular trade to Philadel­ by those who violate ife. In this conn- dead cr estranged. She lived hor un­ phia. All toe Indian trade has hereto-, aril la , try wo believe It practically, and were eventful days, growing feebler and more fore been done with New York.—Phila­ •our insight and aeif-undentanding dependent, and possibly more unwel­ delphia Record. Dress Suitings, wESi. Prepared only come at the board and too hearthstone *rie*,xe Dollar couples than, spy other land. Unfor­ "toe poor relation." It EnaDlMi Many-Bnterprlslnx Fallows to tunately ws are apt to forget that some In these bustling and practical times, Make Groat Fortana*. thing more than what we conceive to bo when there la more to do than there There is no question about the enor­ Business Suits, Overcoats, Fant- , loite ,is esscatlal 1 to mqtrimony, ever was before, while she remains un­ mous fortunes whioh are made in this OHINAL married jnst aa her predecessor did. she city by people who trade upon the and we have besides an extraordinary ings, Gents Furnishing Goods. i£ facility lor discovering love - by does not eat the bitter breed of charity vantty of mankind. The recent failure vmere surfaoe indication. w, if she can help herself. She enters land of affirm of "complexion experts" on Our prices, like quality in fine goods can not be excelled. AMDS in toe far Weet and farms; she buys and Fourteenth street resulted in a good Our young people are hardly oat of IflBlfig, CtotfN% school before* having been thro urn into sella learns stenography and type-writ­ deal of publiolty, and the aoeountant’s report showed that this firm spent toe KHmftNinte •each other’s sooiety, they imagine that ing, follow* a profession, and earns con­ enormous sum 6f WO,000 in eight D. M. STEW AR T * CO . all their future happiness hangs on siderably more than a livelihood. She moil tos advertising their were* As thelr spssdy anion. As ignorant of like* nice gown* and bonnets, aad Is spt iARMENTS. tosy were not particularly well adver­ OHIO. • n 4aiaja£iadBa£Mahiaa* _jl .. thsmsslvee as they are of husainity in to be fastidious about her gloves and utMOTECTKMto tised at that, the revelations will give general, they confound the common in­ boots, and—as with most womtn who some notion of the amount of money BOWEL* M l KIO* stincts of nature with uncontrollable go oat Into toe world to flgbt her own which toe heavy advertisers in this HEW. Ncom om end unchangeable affinities. Theyfiout battles—she wants to vote. J. A . C rawford, J. If. L acket, Pittskirgli, C iili & St. Loiis I f line most spend. A man Who some iffcrfitofivWMi all advios to proceed with oantlon; they She goto what she likes, goes whsro years ago was an assistant in a doctor's Xciita, O. Jamestown, O. am not going to wait until nil freshness she pleases, has time to study, .to enter­ office on Thirty-third street now has p a n -h a n Bl e b o u t e . ol feeling is gone sad their hearts ere tain and be entertained. Is she neg­ id PIE DOLLAR. three establishments in New Yack and withered, eta Steeped In the selfish­ lected by men because of her strong- Crawford & Lackey minded proclivities? Not s bit of It. a number of branches through thn conn- Schedule In efieej June, 1-1890. tnurLAwansL ness of overflowing egotism, judgment BREEDS FANCY On the contrary, sine* they realize that Sry. He advertises the cure of sunken 9 LBA.THXB consumed in thn flame of tumultnous cheeks, red noess, weak eyes and muddy Trains departfrom Csdarvllls aa PriteW emotion, they are incapable of jrapSot* her frieadshlp,{is purely aad essentially M iaor oomptexlcns. Apparently there are a la g that they am simpty another preci- friendship, and will never be any thing else, they are very apt to like her, and great many people who are decorated GOING WEST. i r e u M U i . cus pair‘of nature’s dapee. They sol­ with things of this sort, for toe adver- Poland-Ghina Hogs hi ikyewtown emnly believe their erotte experience is their liking Is returned. Theirfavorite eompliment Is; "She has nononssas* Bring of this particular operator peculiar, that they feel as men and amounts, to a very substantial fortune about her.” II f 4.46 a, m. women never felt before, and will never every moatb. It is a durioas thing that M e n u . feel again. They nm not to he blamed; When she visits hor kin she Is an * 10.14 a.m. honored sad distinguished guest Her the mors experts writ# about the com­ they are merely human; most of us plexion, end tos mors conclusively they g * 5.31 p. m. earning is the occasion of dinners and havs antedated their folly, though on show toatlt depends entirely on health, ;&co„ luncheons aad receptions. 8he is made R O t i l U l t may have escaped the final pitfall of n dsanllness, a rim pis diet and outdoor lesiy qtlrriaf* ‘ . much of. Very unlike the forlorn GOING EAST. exercise, toe greater toe army of quacks •» If te « pittebte fact that mom than erssture who twenty years ego darned SLOTH IM. the stocking and stirred beby’s gruoL beoomea It would seem that any one half the persons who believe they love ought to know tost toe color of toe Furthermore, she la envied by hundreds * 8 a, m. eat another intensely, and many writer skin is due to the condition of too blood, W e have for this sea sou’s trade of women who have not found married ■Mob belief, live long enough to find and that toe character of the blood can some large growthy pigs o f both * S.57 p. m. lit* all they aatkipatod, aad even by AIN themselves mistaken, Bnt many Amer­ not be changed by faoe washes. But sexes. Prices to stilt the times. Also ican parents deehs it quite sufltctent for those who have, tor tie love of liberty these are apparently things that the 3 extra Short-Horn ball calves. Call lean Inextinguishable passion in most their children |o avow hi their salad world does not oars to find out, and the on, or address as above. SUNDAY. leys, a reciprocal pasalon, to take them bnman hearts. Tar# frequently they public go oa dumping fortunes into at their word, and harry thorn into wed­ whisper to her Car, conscious of disloy­ hands of tho specialists with more eager­ alty to that "blessedstate,"upon which lock. W e are a praotieal people, yet the ness story year.—-N. Y. World. The following trains stop on Son* D a y . name of love hae * ora jw riif power with they themselves have entered: “Never BANK OF CE0ARVH1E Mew Thee Has Chengo* Mar. us, Befom that moaoeyllabie etotmra marry,” aad, as s rule, she doesn't— day only. Ujav nr tits One day last week a customer in one General Backing ■sense seetae to vaaleh. We letgit that Chicago Inter Ocean. EAST. w is t . SaCOMC^Atf. of the large Brooklyn dry goods it-ires Busines Transacted. m tW r tja t u vrhila tom may he ample for itself, it if INTERESTING TO WOMEN, stood watting for her turn to bo so; rod 810.14a.m. 8 A17 p.m, : iraOtiWM) hot ample tor meuriefo—a ttoto in and Idly watching too woman who was 6 m .W. Harper, Pics. i:6 .57 p. ra. 4.26 *, m . • trhieh proeeie facts, stem mallriee, man­ PiAno toning Is a business under­ taken by • young Canadian girl. claiming the attention of too oterk St Tim# given above la Central Time. ifold annoyances, inevitably enter, and W . Ik. Clemmas. Cashier. Ix Australis there are many women’a to* moment There was nothing about IFlag t Drily. *Drily except «S»4ay, plaj' a meet ooMplonoue part. "Bo they her to attract s sseond glano*. Bhs lore one another?" That is the supreme elsba. The principal, dentists have wo«ien asaistanta,aiidaweniaa hM be­ looked fobs'olose upon sixty years of «nd only tost, "U tt*y tMtosi *»# aga, her hair was very gray, though not gun hnatness Ml * house deeorstor. •toe clergyman and toad them fasfcM white, and S pair of rather dark ays* O.iU. FAIttB, D.D.a XBX*MYXOU>S|D.D.S 'H TTlTlT.'Bl Mas. A gues Rbyholds is a dealer to Bave they good health? Am they fi t­ looked oat from n odorless, unimproe bias*tone. She oan figure to a nloety ted to be patent*? Can they netful* slve face. In figure she was short and the material for flagging or paving aad eeoh other? Bfavn they any thing to small, and the bleok eostume she wore known exactly too kind and value of NIKI & IEYN0UB, live on? Bave thoy any oamlag eapae- was simple to plainness. Yat when t a fC S e iit bulldlng-stone used ia uptown sections ity? Am they qualifled toooneiruet a she gate her dime aad address for a h e** fla t H m r tMutolt mcloif or of Bs# Turin 1 parosl to be eent it was realised that eteebgtoen too State? Th*e»am otf" I * iovoral of tho liotoo townoood this little woman of insignificant ap­ DENTISTS! Photographer eltioe tho girls aro organizing dittos. ““ * § & tMhlowod- i^ictfetMi indaUoai* andim- pearance wee one whose name eighteen psrttuent. They am fltod of on* a** Thogonorsl rate among toons is to »o * t veers ego we* 1* everybody’s mouth Xante National Back bclldteg, oor. XKNUweHiOa other, totor tofilitiit mill her their weekly Mtd ttod $ o tettoi tritos from one end of th* country to the other, m dlag. dofaasy work and "talk ever” Main Mid Detroit Bta, Xante, O. "dtoutyf.- aad whoso personality at tost lime was Enlitffilngold pkinras ajmmMInu too week's tMumsotogs shout tow*. Would it- miflht bet But, alee, what, alm estrai^khown si her name. Shs VttetteeA Air w JitrewJM§#» Artlstto Crayous, ths a n r ^ l i l l i H tolly imtaooto our dhmto* toh>to *e 4 Thon onto i» » inrite tosy giro a tos or was Mr*. Theodore Til tost—N. % Thran^areiMte*. Vttat

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f ***** but tills System will tend to obviate THE H EflaEB all that, because the man who does respect his credit will be known and ANDREW JACKSON, 4^ MWKl'KKDKMT WKKKLY NJIWiirAFICK. have a standing among merchant#, while fho “ dead beat” and others of SATURDAY, DEC. 20, 1890 his kind wiU *lso bo known to the members of this Agency and be abso­ lutely refused credit; no matter it he W. H. B LAIR , Editor and Proper SUCCESSOR TO DUNLAP & CO. moves to another town or state hi# reputation aa poor pay will follow PRICE fl.R B PER ANNUM. him and the merchants in such ne w place of residence will aim refuse him ■DEALER IK ALL KINDS O f- CLIFTON. credit. This Agency issue# a regular Mr. Frank Leevick ex Marshall baa and legal Bi-Monthly Abstract’of un­ moved to Yellow Springs. settled accounts. Each member Mr. Aaron Ellis was appointed agrees to forfeit twenty-dollars to. his marshall to fill the unexpired term pf branch as a penalty, in case he ex­ F. Levick. tends credit to a person whose unset­ tled account appears in the abstract Aunt Hannah Johnston has her and.no account can appear therein new barn completed and it is a model until the debtor has had a full and * £ N B ' 1 ■"■,i of convenience and beauty. ' - ' - . ifair opportunity to -go to - the mer­ U ’ ** Mr. David Cram’s new barn is also chant he owes and in some way ar­ nearing completion.' range such^indebteduesa. The man We have thi-eb, accidents io record who fian pay and won’t pay sad the Doors, SasK % / ^ H blcLs , this week. .A few days agon little spn man who cannot pay. hut will not go of Mr. Peter Knott of east of this to the merchant and state his condi­ ,v * * r a a - * * -'Jt1 place fellfrora p wagon and was run tion and make effort to arranger is the over by the hind wheel and severely person this Agency is after. injured, The wheel passed over his This Agency does not interfere head crushing out some of his teeth With the credit of men who deal hon­ !■- and otherwise injuring his head. He orably, no matter i f they are slow; is recovering rapidly' however, ' Also, neither does it in any way regulate 31 ^ J» . vfc-4 - as Tomipy. Mitchell was returning prices. Its sole object is to compel from, school ont he Springfield pike, men to be honest- with, merchants or LATH, MOULDINGS, FLOORING. SIDING; . ETC, ‘he climbed upon a wagon to ride, and to pay spot cash for goods purchased. a-Ai % in some manner caught bis foot be* Something of this kind has been need­ tween the bolster aud'the wheel and ed for a long time and this system Have just received a new sotek. Can; offer - you better had his right leg ' and ankle badly will work. : ‘OLLS, TOYS, CHINA-WARE, < system in use by this Agency has for have given aneh .universal satisfaction. We do not hesitate to guarauteo them its purpose the protection of Retail every time, and we stand ready to refund Crouse & Bull. ; '**. ^WA da, chi^’.-ons Open daily until F O’clock.S«*ur<%N 10:30^ " The following were chosen as officers: •ornaand a'ilaknt • -nprimH, And p:*»itire • v cUrrt piles, *r% e imV re^uireii. I', in J. JI, Andrews, President; J. R. Mc- U*iuran*eed to give perfo,t emaucf.on, Elroy, Vice President; R. F. "Kerr, ir rn'iney refit dot Tri-w 55 r*‘nf» u Secretary; L. (x. Bull, Treasurer; troat* For sale by B. O. Bidgeway’a JERSEY GALVANIZED *TCEL ^ J. 0. Barber, W. R.* Stcrrctt, An­ They C’siii’t Afford *• Trifle. drew Jackson, Ex. Board. Wlieit a manor woman is all bro­ This Agency uses no dishonorable r d R n ^ L a w N ken do\vn with-a linckiug cough, and means to force collections or settle­ their rest in disturbed at night, and FENCING ment^ but the merchants projtoae to finally their hones get sore, their exercise their legal right to refuse heads heavy, eyes watery, then is just credit to a person who gains the rep- JERSEYS the time they can’t aUhrd io ftifie BUtfikm of not treating a member of with themselves. The great medici­ the Agency honorably. nal properties ot* Wild Cherry as a There is no law compelling mer­ filinniUni to the weak hmgx ami ir- chants to sell their goods on credit. i-itulrd air celts hud long heen known. There is no law forbidding merchants To thin has Iweii added isi Jackson’* F L U S H F S , ^fusing credit to any person they see Wild Cherry ami Tar Syrup, a few of •*» J r fit* and when u merchants sells his tliecxMCittiMi ingredieitls to Ktliutilute goods on credit it is as an accommo­ niitrliidir to tlie weak part**, and they dation to the consumer, and if such positively gunrnntoe one dose to re­ \w $m f Largest. Assortment ever He< ■consumer has no appreciation o f the lieve ihe most ohMlnate rough, aud favor extended and wilfully neglects one bottle will generally euro a rohl. lnsThma ceived. , i'riee 25 and 50 emits. For . sale by to make a reasonable and honorable where * itWiloycfri, t A k T iiR i, &&* Ik it * Hidgvyuy, l4)pttm4nt of hi? indebtedness, then Is Joel Wot reesrei fwK hO should be compelled to pay. ijfi lie . . ^ ^ ^ . .., -x..-...... prettoWcartciurewtthTMSSWeryreWrewa* buys. It labeller for him and much C H A S E a S M I T H E S ^«^>^****«> “ ■ m *»** 4 * W i A ;: tntstidltAfif pt**dkto*r§ more profitable for tW merchant. stw^s^<^iiiretreitwtfrtre tut, eUse'fai 11. I* tbs plsce fbryou to get « srepoth Many a poor worthy man has Wen t il* KtttKgrtM tiWktt « » 4 WMV0* ***4 *th *# * - jJul teiksid credit for this necereitk'l of ywta:i At nv«tU« ' Apytf bs ywir tmdmf, it shhVs or a styHch butt cut. efereUytattii unsawtiwunre, . fife because *rf the niereliArttt «n- s a i U f A m m _ experience with bad debtors,. BASFMENT ORR ^tSwlam sta.uat tx,3^ FALL FALL WINTER

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At. prices lower than ever before. New bargains while the season lasts. Call regularly and examine the large'variety we a re showing.

Fall Ovcrcoate in Kerseys Melton, Corkscrews Winter Overcoats in Chinchilla, Beaver, As- Ghevipt Suite for boys, men jjnd children, Jersey Suite, ages from 4 to 9, in blue, black from $8 to $20, I trachan, Irish Frys, Meltons and Kerseys, bound and plain,-in single and double breasted and brown, prices $S to 80. sacks and cutaways, from 85 to $18. . : Children’s Overcoats, Infancy Plaids, Kersey prices $5 to $25. Trunks and -Valises.—In Leather, ,Zioc and and Block Cheviot, with or without Cape, Odd Pants, all the latest styles from the smallest Shirts..—We lead the procession. Everything Wood .Finish, prices from $1 to $10. Also a prices $2 to #10.' boy to the largest man, 25c to $8. that a person can imagine in full1 dress embroi­ full line Traveling " Bags, priees from 75c dered fronts. Satin Stripe Flannels and Dojnit to $8. Underwear.-—’One of the most complete stocks r Cloves.—This department is complete. Calsor, from 50c to $3. / ever shown, Natural Wool, Camels Hair, Swift Buck, Jjarinack, Ply moil th, Seal Skin, Calf Hosiery.—See our fast black warranted not to Goi.de, Medicated Flannels, Canton Flannel, Skin, Angor Knit Jersey for dress and work­ Hat Band Caps we are showing in thisdepartmeut fade. In Nut, Wool, Lisle Thread, Baldriggan prices 5c to $1. Everything in this line. etc,, prices'25c tp* $5. * ing, prices 25c to 52. . a full line of the latest stiff and soft hats in market' STOP AND INQUIRE THE PRICE OP EACH “AUTUMNAL BARGAIN” WHILE THEY LAST. A VISIT WILL PAY YO.U, BRADY & 4 3 MAIN S XENIA OHIO.

••Buttaerois another w t or feUows {uu!5t ^ ^ ^ who need tbo closest watching. They i ^ oan g&t d6yv0 to tbe kitchent toroe For pain iu the stomnche, colic, and - O kfick of Di-ttob Si O am ,i\, Ju are tho professional robbers, burglars up through the ltundre,' out Into the cholera morbus there Is nothing better i in.finb horses, Golunibus, O., .i i - k __ 1 >OEKTMJMK\~r-EttWy lust spring otuf pod thieves, They would ss eoon hit a ( office, and then take their changes of ^thiiQ Chamberlain s Colic, ■ Cholera)0j- otl(, WJI8 gyrionsiy fnjurcil guard on the head ind snatch his keys [ 2Qttiuir past the man at the dooh If tjiDtfritNkDE2?T w**KUr.i«*w»i**r*n. aa eat their dinner. They, don’t caro' | jbo ®ove was made at night and tbo and Diarrhoea Remedy. For sale by | by . being kicked. Arabian OH was two straws abouteutt(ng a mah*8 throat pn Ruard » t ,the dcor vnto over- B. G. Nidgway. j rceoinweiidud tous and we guvo it a and, knowing that when tried they will • poured tho sohetoe would Work. 8on»» ’ — :— « ...... 1 trial. The-result was not only sati's- SATUKbAY, DEC. 20, 1890 probably got a long prison sentence,!. |yem tohemo was obnoocted by Excureion rates for the Holidays I factory, hut surprising. Tim wound retber reckless in their conduct. Tlu-y i wb|0i, ^ number of prisonors wero to will bo iu effect at all ticket stations I keep quiet and orderly, becanso thoy Je8Cap(!. m,0 ring-leaders planned to l4 ,, , . , . ' ... . . » ready lor ti«« .iq a reiv days. Sinco BLAIM fJSditor and Prop'r know it pays to do to; but give them havo a small oxploeton Uke place In the ot the I onnsylvnum Liues West b»| tlmt iinic wo have by ite use cured once a ©banco and thoy would make a ;wcflt ond of the jail, and while the Pittsburgh, on December 24th, 25th a imiuber of cases ofscratchos and re­ break for liberty, borne of tho most f guards would make a rush to see what 31st, 1890, and January 1st, 1891. moved sonic bud cases of curb. Ara­ PKIC5 Al.EE FKII AHtlUM, expert burglarngot in hero at times, j ^as tho matter, a ooruln number were bian OH is nndoubledly tho best gun- ^ jS?* koepe usbu^y to 1 ^ t#ko ono at these elevator keys,-go There turn limit has been extended wol hiuck Liiiimeiit that we ever hold thoee mop, They are wen who j down tbat way and ttaake a dash for llb- two days longer than last year, viz: osnincM DIWKctoky. used, and we advise Farmers and ^ taxoalnws^ any material and t t a k o j ^ Thc pUn WfU j*sa(blo, but wq uufil January 5th, thereby affording Horsemen to kuep,n supply of it in ^y k w d o fa k O y o n tp fit. Hero te ono u the tmd and hid tho ring- ' Covenanter Oltwreh.-itUv T. f . nn excellent opportunity lor tpepdiug their stnht^s at nll ljlmes. Tours Ttc- gprniif, PMstor. ite *«l*r services *» Mmplool their , work,” end the Jailer loaders in the dungeon before thoy spectfully, Dittoe & G alm s. 11 son * im: riaUUHth school at U>;0o » «» produced* largo woodqnjcoy. , know what tho matter was. Christinas and New Year away from Wo offer $100 for a case of HriAtchcs . It w*a made from thoyonnd of a oom- ’ B .P , Otolruh.^Hev* J . F . Morten, .. “Another rime two prisoners escaped home. ; 1 Arabian Oil will upt cure* For sale neater. Services at 11:00* Ulf Habbatb ao * wooden ohMr, and Was as,finely An* by rutting through the colling, and by 11. (I. Hidgway. *eHoot»t m m *,W. / r Uhedis any key could be. . The Caagev gutting out oil tt}0 roof, but they ware ■' M*-BU CUmreh.*- Hov. Q. JVTurta.n*"- for turning.tho look had^boeg aMde out captured two daya later. A number of « A son of Mr. M, D, Fusser, n liner? tur* . Presold ng at 10:45, * nit Habbatb of another -piece of wpfd, sod aeatiy the prisoner*- bare at times out out the ho ki litHit at 3-.W a. trt.f OlnaS,t »*'**■ p .»»».; chant of Gibraltar, N. C., was bad­ Tlie Iftwa pf health are taught in the fitteddn. - j rinc frohi their vsnUlstors, hopltef-to Yoiimx penplev meetls- at 7UW p lit: : “That was tho work pf a Freaeh burg-' ly afilicted with rheumatism for a year- scboolsj blit not & a way to be of much prayer Ynwellng Wednesday availing at t down through tkat way. Any hum- lar wo .had in-hero about nlno yaore rof fruitless efforts are being made, or more, as to be unatde to work or go practical benefif mid are never iHus* ago,” aaid the Jailer. “ It Is the key to G V. P. Chifreh.-*-Itov, J. C. Warnnek, had wo httvo to bo opatlnoslly on tho to school. His father concli)ded to jlrated by living examples; which In pastor. Services afrllKWic at and 7 i the elevator, and works hotter than onr watch. I .can nearly always toll When own, How bo got the stuff 14on’4know, try Chamlieriam’s Pain Balm on the I many cases might easily be done. I f STsablmth 4»bool at hi Chore is any mischief on foot, and then AMi K. UhMroh.—R*r. J. 1).. Jas*-- bat bo wanafod to seenro tho wood and the prisoners and, Ifcolr calls .are' boy. ^ It soon cared him and he has I ionic scholar, who had just contracted San, pastor, Service* at tt Ore in ami whittle it oat. Ho nevor hsd a cbanOo search pd;*V_J______- 7sSifimssoh Sabbath; HaliMIi to use it, however, for 1 discovered it in since walked one and a half miles to * a cold, was brought before the school, SSOG p m; class, 7:00 p m each Friday. time and took poetoesioa, IIorris another ' # Ff^$a5-wjj uMifiHS JMMi OsliMti 8 school and back every school day.. 50 eo that all could hear thc dry, loud ■ Baptist Church. — Rev. D. M Tiirnr/, key that was mad* for th* elovatarby. An Irish priest at Atenorgaa told tk* 'cent bottles for sale hy B. G. Bidg- cough and know its signicanca; eee the the setoriou* Alqx MoKay, This la of following" story of kl* bUbop: llis jBStJfflrjfai s s K a j i hardship iidichaplainnaimo toss# the way. thin white coating on the tongue and SsOOo’oloak n itif Prayer meeting Wi*b also, and was * harder job for the maker than the wooden one.” The key was "Pasiten Plsy." They weald fali have later, as the cold developed, hpo the aeedap sight. THC FillST ST1M ■Mother fine piece et taochaaUm, being had * room **cb« bet this was not post)- protuse watery expectoration and thin made from a ohnak of ri&o’tbaibad been M i Th*y kht J t down separately tossy THEY WANT TO ESCAPE. out into tho right ehapo with a pocket- their prayers by their little cote, amt ear,frtlS ’liSJ. i^ ^ h ln lS ^ a V r S -^ r y diacharge from the note, not knife* , jNiwntTy It erMHtefi the mind -of the Anything to your satisfhctloti, and one of them would ever forget what A OhlQ««o J*0#r TaB* Me The jailer had no lack of there keys— bhwpkd* that it woehi not he well to you wonder what aits you. You the first symptoms of a cold were. •snte bade from zlno,otbers tin, tro* male# kte oriioaa shorter than the blab . Ctomfcutaogr Bofird*** should heed the warning, you are and wood, sod one ourioua-looklug key Op’s, andh* gianoed wrer hMahoulderto taking tho first step into Nervous The scholar should then be given been mad* from a little tla tub* sea If kte lordship ups about so riake Chanilierlam’fl Cough Kemedy freely* ttate.tt C*ls»i*»i> Wet* tea Prostration, You need aNerre Ton­ Tk+ Wm hud ptero of wood. Another one wa* {an « kL The bishop. pror mAma.M IWS - r i t weald do tbem nogeel be make ...... M m etM Uil. hud inoBt reliable medicine known for 1* there, r# pet outassaehew/ hat W,MONEY tti WfffM. S*‘ rt*k, I'MW. Heilifay lixesrelem viu kteridiMr their tfell doers, end thoy never *»— ilMwi*. HVHll tlbw JhiaeMwaaceoattf ha after PM f it la# wlli-fW -W IA * Maw vr»0-l,,M w.n, * ;•!»», the purpose. 50 cent bottltt for sale trealp ftMMAPMWaait matter te aa- nteeafit It Sven -were the dote* not H-thtom*1*r»r hupiTt. !.IW fH »MI m* P r e a s y lv a it f o X*1nca. leaked they seald not getoet. A k f r } -SnSSirJey*...... *ni»S w«*«»aMA*jr*'J' by B. (i. itidgway* Excursion tickets will be sold at *^tn the yrieeww* &* eat ytafl la tsdtiNMiteabnHre length of bech row j * Vit'rV « f eelte *vte tee deer# prevenriarfr reduced rates at all ticket stations On their fete MpreeiririJ ae wight h* 1 VKAnM«SrM.toMA • J . iitM m -U. jxwted. There are sian»» ei*a ta here fw teiein f epeiied i*edpt when rite red r- tf-e re- rere,*H * thc I’cntisylvanra Lines West ofFitt*- leey IS sateed, whteh te d oasatth sen dby...... who are toe te mitre a are**,, fka t I ) buigb on December 24th, 25ta, ynd • j* »•***■ *1 A* MW|' res MW KM M verily belter* if th# m m m m left «n t « f tit* guarde*. Whs twist* Up » i jrewreyiK-m we enaiis *-t. O-lh w*«, *H Mr**, UIW kMH aye* tfcejr. w#eld**t lit* ae»M«e* )W>1te-wbS*<«Thls bntlte-wbeeltelorited. | ft?iSsij* **. ; 3l»t,1890, and JaiiMary 1st, 1891. m m fh hMtMh Aril ^ttey aea Parer and whetrette teeftAweli MU door* iomi are dosed e l 1 j Tickets will be good returning until •tel te* tod towered te*f*te*MM*re er^^USSM it# „ . . _ ...... arieiiaAiof ahy PMIhf'.'ltpWiyt f m ta I January 5th, inclusive. ^ v Ari»*,»ae«$A «t , fote wltehu Ha* *4 dteriter rire .d *v m$?m * ...... fettsrcK ? 1 I

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*?.. ' f * ji' W L -4 ’1 ‘gJtA RC K THE I»| BISMARQg THE PREMIER, A HEARTY ilN ’ T H » f wsOs-not goln’ to sell my woclcln* house dis murnin* try In’ to say good­ a#Oaaytllan>y rlgbi •to kprH.> I ’sWdot Pickle, dis hero chickle, bye tat it- De little ones a-olingin' to 4m 4s, ete., aeeurtug jour ljspna-*.*« ForroaXatel ffow W$ T*i«d ■ gavemendse! reeitioR By Throats of aw T«» iwaByta* mu ,»»a iiow rw*j|'«iiMi. * |ne «jjd, Rosy take turns boldin’ her leap’ s pickin' up things. * ‘Mamma, *’X Una Mr. Brown hurrleS ifbls sale tofMwrv «h myth. Mia*. . ow BteMiarok took 1 dey wqn’t take my woekin’-borse, will Just how ] I QNKY .Jji* Maree ut w* tfn’t bole yo hone. I deed“ the tanaatySeent to hUMSt-mlne.- took tye finalstoy *5**^ portion of the 1* dey?’ ’Mamma, will de pauctlon man valuable, aM In a taw jmw$ wlUjSililii joo Into the I -th»t {Qfcmtnus; ,o now.”' ’ , poqjtiaprQf the leading atato* otwo’r Pffwhh baa alw* L ' we bada’t.f^oent yojhr memma send you?” asked det my little chair?’ dey ask. Mlaais rich. man of Prjfmte baa always bees ua- "And now, my dear friend, tp-moroew eto not 5 Of siuhiatoey, The Mono main. , tried to hoi’ back de lie art an’ speak be to you a Merry Christmas, but wttfc written history. The Munchener Allge- leitung, still very > [ g a r foolish' sad chirk to dem ohilluna, but when she meine Zeitssg, still very close to th* wa»tel«rpn»senta to, nOi.shot’s or jin ’, an’ we due btaveebeerfulnesslbopeyoa will maks- ft tc Firocciboyg^ 1» tia effort: that weHB'tfo eat fought we’d help ask folkes. Please come to her own room she say: ’You your oblldres not an unhappy one. l aw ■- ex-Chanoe)^ tn Its efforts to stem the Yen newspaper tom, Mr. Man,’* stay out here, darlings; mamma wants “Yeiy sluierely your friead, as X;was youi tide of adverse newspaper comment on r r- nor wear, husbaud’afrlsad, And thek’s record, gives a Ft be carkltatedan* ’ And smiling In s friendly but half- to go in here alone.’ I took de ohilluna, Bismarck’s record, gives a detailed do-0 Elko n o f the signiflesn guessed It wus “John BoMAur.’’ frightened fashion, the children trotted hut presently I peek in de room, an* “A father to the fatherless, ahnsband, soription of the significant event, and 1 And auw Ruhranteea the Ci1 [ better so, dere waa my po* missis, a kneelin’ ’fore j; But viroon'ythOugbt down the walk. As their little figures to the widow.” Onoe again the words moreover guarantees the correotneis of'” jo noi‘ra*ti°n’ Von Boon o' tb.’ *hIlUn'B*«? vanished, Uncle Peter came around the massa’* big arm-chair, wid her hoad a fell from the lips of the woeping woman, its Information. Von Boon, Minister of MeB artd called Bismarok I not once o’ tittle house. lyin’ on do big family Bible dat she’d who for the second time that day knalt War, had called Bismarck home from .And i) The King receive . Joe. k “ Who are those children, uncle?V. put on de .chair; she had hor arms by the old arm-chair. France. The King received him in the Ten ecu BabehrtWY- Aa t On’y e*. time kep' queried Mr, Romain, gazing after them. around dat, an’ ahe was cryin’ softly. [■■ oroepin’ end Then olasping her children in her park of Babelsberg. As Bismarok sp> TLn c i the King handed) ChrU’mun wuz al- “ Day's po* Massa Blake cbllluns, sah. “ ‘Oh, my husband!’ she whispered arms, she oried: proaohed the Ring banded him the copy Fiitcanouncement of hit mot*’here, Yo* ’members I tole you how Massa Tom over and over, an’ den she eay: “Thank God with me, my darlings; of his announcement of his abdication, • While ie was about tp har I, begun to wlsb It wus over an' gone fer another done die las' week; well dey's bis twins, “ *A fader, to do faderless, a husband we have a home once more!” which he waa about to bare published, ■ And Ojj looked astounc / year; ■. Dey do say it’s acan’lous how Miss’ to de widow. Dear Lord, let dis cup “And la de nauctlon clear gone away, Bismarck looked astounded, and re> Ob, vauquiokly that in Pr An* i see that pa wus bothered, he’d seeh an Blake’s bein' treated. Massa Tom done ■ oneasyway, pass fromine.’ mamma?” Romain asked, anxiously. marked quickly that in Prussia such a Tbo bjt should he Impost An’ be alwua changed the nubile It the subjlo sign a note fur a genneman, an’ he can’t “f shot df^do’ den. By’m by she oome “A ll gone, my* treasure; every bit document should bo impossible, tried everyth!! wuzChrls'muidity; pay, an’ dey is ter be a auction dere to­ out, all white an’ tremblin’, but she gone, thank Godl” “I have tried every thing,” said the Am tbyot have found no Fer Joe'Uep’ a-teilln’ constant what the other morrow,' niff Massa Tom not dead a week tried to smile on do Chilians as she led “ Then,” said little Romain, carefully King,i “yet: have found no alternative. Ten cenlmyi TT convictions I cl boys *ud git; yet scasely. Po’ Miss’ Blake!’’ An' It made *ne feel so awful mean I haln't got dem down the walk. ’ I pulling out Susanna Louisa from under Against my convictions I can not rule. Istersare against n over It y it; . ■ ■ . That night, Mr, Romain sat up late in ’’Dose po' little things! Rosy was hit apron, “set down, Pickle, and turn My Ministers are against me. My own „ ^ ^ s with them.. You 1 his library, reading over letters and huggln* her rag doll an’ tryin’ to hide it Till at last I couldn't stand It, an’ the day Here on, folkses, an’ lea have Chrism usl’/’r* son sides with them. You have already A n d him. I f I can n< the day - . under her rapun, an’ Romain was totin’ Anna Plorpont Slvlter, In Sahta Claus. been with him. If £ can not oome to an inding with you 1 ■ i slipped aout awful quiet, an’ I tub the. beam Plckte, de chicken, qlost in he arms. understanding with you I shall send away . r ' < ■ ^louncpment Of my i 'De nauctlon man can't take mamma’s A CURIOUS STORY. this announcement of my abdication to Claar daownto the grew .big city, Jtst packed There if®tto* and thea my an* gorged WlthfoUte, . -■ ehilluns, an' so heoan’f take ours,' dey’d the Gazette,, and then my son may see , cap da To siirrei The bull billn'. of am happy an’ laughin' an keep sayln’.” HEARD snob.a What be cap da To surrender the re> And enc^tiqn of thearmy ii . maltin' Jeicee. w A , “Romain?” repeated her visitor. curious story organization of the army is against my Icome to a noble bulkin’ with popcorn strung Qt Santa Claua. oOa. To violate tl ; in strings, ^ , ’Yes, sab, Romain; dat’s for a frien’ Onoe, so they convictions. To violate them is to me . Ten cenlorf>0f duty.” of Mania Tom's. Msssa hot see him a vlolatiodofduty.” ( An* big- tin- boms an’ go-oarts an* keen an’ jfU'J •ay, Five < rck answered that) drums an’ things. for years,' but he talk a heap o’ Mr. Ha set out to find Bismarok answered that he had called *Ti»4i.n-!r6wn Prince merelj ' The feller wusnTbaugbty.proud, but'ud bont~ what' people I Komaln. on the Urown Prince merely in responsa And t ixnona and that he an' sort an' pull; “Thank Codl Tom forgave me,” whis­ were kind An’ I laid out thirty ahlUin' an’ mynrmswua Beforo he took to a summorii, and that he had refused . is the situation befi . . . billn'full. pered Mr. Romain, as he left the kitchen presents their todisouss the situation before an inter­ th the King. A ll th When I got back hum la the erentn’ the in response to the business-like tones of . ■ way. view with the King. . All thought of ab­ •i must be given up i baouse wus daikon* still. This year X will the austioneer that now rang out dear dication must he given up at once. The An imrtenced tho paper i: But the moon wus a-rUln’ noble ovarto old Tng and cold as he began offering the parlor g i v e but to bill. - glvtrt—' ■ ■ Kihg^belanced the paper in his hand a ■ antes and then lnqu I peeked up soft to Joe’s room an’ slid theiaten furniture..' To those who ,feW mlnfites and then inquired: Amo you try to rule.w .. on the door, . f Great was tho indignation of ono spin­ make presents ‘’W ill you try to rule without a ma­ promo -:,"j ’When I give a jump an* my paokin’a went flyln' ster when the first bid of a tall, hand­ themselves,” jority?” from . i to the floor; some stranger carried the price far be- With a nod of, bis '•Yes.” :? i.*».«. Fbr there wus.pa s-atandin’ ln frontot a painted IC head, old Santa pledge without a budget?” . sled, ■ / yond tbe sum she had mentally deoided Olausaald “And without a budget?” flcienc” An* we heard a hoot, an’ them wus Joe s-squst- on, and he secured it without opposition. Te hla band of “Yes,” ' •' ation without yielding \ tln’ uptn bedi Her feelings were- soon shared by bright offloer-elve*. MB. BOMACf TWBHED ASD SAW TWO “And without yielding the reorgsn- • cants :,f the army?” He give a Jump an' landed, an' r thought my most of those present, for a similar hones 'udbreok, , CHILDREN. "Go into the homes of tho happy, , Izatlon of the army?” . dlvidu’f scene took place over almost every Where pleasure atanda page at the door; - “Ye*.’.’ ora'getx here is my prograi papers he had not seen in ten years— artlole offered for sale, from Mrs Blake’s Watch well how they ltvo‘ and report what “Then here is my programme,” Eminrvrck read the fourN not since the day be had had that quar­ . they give piano to Romain’s rocking-horse.' The Bismarok read the four" quarto pagw most t with the King’s flu rel with Tom Blake, tor it was that stranger outbid every one, and was soon To the hordes of God’s hungering poor. Keep. traok of each cent and each momont— covered with the King’s fine handwrit­ cohol (he first'polnt conoet aame mbrning he bad received a cable­ sole possessor. Yea, tell, me oaoh word, too, they use ing. The flrsfpoint concerned the rep thatp;ionof cities andm gram eaUing him to Europe to take He even became the owner of the farm To sllverllne olonds for earth’s suffering resontation of cities and manors in dip prosei^pablies, around.whi possession of, a largo estate left him, and stook, the only active bidder against - crowds; trict assembUes, around which a violent y small Had already gather* and yesterday he. had reached home for him being the representative of Mr. And tell mo, too, when they refuse.” I'M/lil llh quarrel had already gathered. »®d ip.Maibaty,” said B the, first time since his hurtled depart­ Brown for the field adjoining his coal­ So Into our homes flew the fairies-. «, ,. . *‘Ypur,Mfjesty, ” said Bismarck, de-. if ure.! ««'* r . ■ Though never a soul of us knew— witho “the question at. : mine,: , , cidedly, /‘the question at issue Is not : agaim-iatrick. assemblies; “ I was Just beginning my. battle with Mr. Brown had not expected to meet And with penoll and book they sat by us and A took about district assemblies; it Is about heaitl ity of. the King or t! tho worldi then,’’ he mused; “ now I with any opposition, and so had set the. : Each aottpn, If false or if trne. the ability of the King or the ability of feel llkd a warrior, battle-scarred and limit hla ceprefontative was to pay at a orated .jiament to rule Prui White marks for the deeds done for others, the Parliament to rule Prussia. Settle suits istion and all else w lonely. Bow enthusiastic Tom and I very moderate figure. This Mr. Romain Black marks for tho deeds done for sell; this question and all else Will settle it> : compH your Majesty will were tbhnl how doae our Iriondship instantly outbid, and so secured the And nobody bid What he said or he did, self. If your Majesty will trust me so of theQ undertake the woi waal” whole. ' For no one,, of course, see*an elf. far I will undertake the work, but with­ ■in se'iprauHnea.’’ And taking up an old letter, a low As soon as tbq auctioneer announced, Well, Christmas came all In Its season. II out programmes.” pany a ahortstionce the II laugh burst from his lips as he read its tho elbso of the sale, Ur. Romain asked And Santa CUU», bo l am told, " ’ After a short silence the King nodded. witty.njluplona to an. almost forgotten tho astonisbod and disappointed crowd With a wry HgKt paok of small gifts onhla has Bismarok were wal| back Ho and Bismarok’were walking over a largei.^ga apd he began college sorapeV' to please vacate the premises as soon as ' And bis reindeer all left In the fold, » . little bridge and' he began to tear np era n^ramma As he n liBs A very different look catno Into his possible, as he had bought every thing Set out on a leisurely Journey— the programme. As he dropped the face as ho gltnoed down the pages of’ for a lady who would take possession of And flnlshed ore midnight, they ciay- “tablt Mr*, Rlrsnrida paced the wida oould he that tho eheck I seat from En- until tbs waste place* wen mad* glad ing Idiot Mira. Blvsnride, Of coarse X meat her just wh porch of his glsnd did not got to him in tins? Ia and the deeert blossomed aa the rose, have to qiMt her just wbsn r » ia a norn bandsoma aay case he’s dead, and Nellie aad the Gloriously to this and has It spread hurry. men it, w h b n t h e y m e home. children penalises, aad—n glanciag at for eighteen hundred aad eighty-nine XL WHEX THEY MEET. tort; liqu eaox Why, goodtU _ “How pleasant tho letter sgata—“a legacy to nx«r years, nntii Christendom is beoome the Mr. Lenox—Why, good morning, Mrs. le! I am daUgitod t the air is—ae heart aad Ufa of the civilised world. Riverside! I am delighted to so* yea drin aawalL Cfcrlat am# Uttoktag*. c . > All earnestly regarding them, still lay on It* seek but on it lay some­ p m rr*t w m « u as** RaoheL It jest broke my po* ole heart , > ;»!*Net WantXiBaetM*. •gem# to your whet?” repeated Hr. thing she had not lsft there, and aa ah* The old saying that “hangiag is too to see ’em got But Miss’ Blake say she s Larkin,” remarked tiro Ain* th Larkla,” MtoMitei Remain. : pioked it up the read har own name on good for them” la never understood to W* wish y«n w id couldn’t stand it here, an’ dey have to Apply t6 the ChriatmaS stookinga. ifttAi': “wa wish you would let your fro ■ «To our sanction,” th* boy explained. the big davslop*. With fingers trem­ ' r join tiro teelA”i g o soon sure. Po* things! only do good And talking about atoekhigs: “Stock­daughter join tb* «hol&” “ Papa’s gone to Heaven, and we’i goto’ bling so she oould hardly use them, she oouldn’t think of j Lord know what’s to oome of dem, she ing* be hangadr* s«ys the Hi Louis “Oh, I oouldn’t think of it!” replied era to have a nauctlon; it’s to dot money, tore it open and read: Yfcln; ’ hhnhsthtM ■sey.* .. * ■ * girl, “itia only the Chicago belle who Mrs Larkin; ’teh* has a sweet dispoti- ou see} we’s goln- to sell all our sings, "Mr Dear Mrs, blakx: When you road toe mg' t don’t waat bar “Oh, massa, hit’s awful herd on expects to find a grand piano la • Seek.” tiou, Mid i don’t waat har to become Slemma saya ye more ye folk** some, ye Inolosed letter, written twelve years ago, by 9*f Judge. * more W 1I dot money; and if dare’s missis, die in She went sli over d» myfrisad and yoer husband, t Utah yen wiU —St Louis Magnate*, qBM*elaem*.*-£Jadg* -

i politics, the pledge has not had every­ T m 8 m * it or T ub T imes, of New York, TEMPERANCE NOTES- where the attention its Importance de­ says:—"A n extraordinary advance in the mands. As Father Mathew, its great use of cocoa seems to have takenplaco of t h e s a l o q n r e g i s t e r . late years In England. In the House of apostle, came to fully realize, it must Commons this last session tho Right Hon. A peekst fall Otmdmmf mmommU *e From the esrliett glimmer c i day needs be supplemented by effective leg­ G. J, Goschen, the Chancellor o f the Ex- Z z s t s & x s . ttonmadabietlol islation to do its perfect work for the cause for •aka Tatt'a FlUsTfben, If you are jm»o r. To the setting of every ram ■ Of coffee, There's * chiming ot bell* that merrily toll! community, but its relation to the per­ to the posi­ Off shame and ot crime begun. manent progress of the Temperanoe re­ tion a preparation of cocos' known as Hneynacy toiwtae ana body. Chlngl form is fundaments!. There are multi-' ‘Grateful and Comforting’ bad taken. In five oenta for a gloss ot beer; accord with this suggestion it may be In­ Reoommexidatioita^ cbingi tudospf young men and young women teresting to follow the course cocoa nas W, X. Blair, D m ill*, Va~ MfM ‘wine; Browns are not to go on the free list It price* rsMosSbl* sm ■ Chlngl ' DISREPUTABLE BUSINESS. is impossible to conceive of such a thing as one, for every delicate woman. In ! Mil: os « mf tersu* Fifteen for a bumper of rum, . ' • sponge who la not on tho free list, how- every case for which it’s recom­ . Vtoltor* SlHAJ* ,H*I« While the desolate pine with a patience divine. TU* Seller of Intoxicating Drink Has No ever,—.Boston Transcript com. 1*rg* CttslofM Fine* Among ffWapectable Men. mended, it gives satisfaction. It's fire*, iritm , H. C. And the mourners with sorrow are dumb. M. i a FABMj'S, Q tm r 11*, Mkh. In the course of a series of evangeli­ A Book to But,—Webster’s International guaranteed to do so, or tho money opsiMi nu* r*nsoM.iMi-rMi ■ Then what though hard times be abroad, Dictionary. This new book is the authentlo is refunded. And .the gaunt form of Famine appear? . cal services at Plainfield, N. J., recent­ “ Unabridged" thoroughly revised and en- There is gold and to spare to buy whisky and ly, the liquor dealer* of tbe placo were It improve* digestion, invigorates oare, •* asked to close their bars one evening, a the -system,'enriches the blood, dis­ And enough to b u y sorrow and boor. request with' whieh they all complied. pels ache* .and pains, produces re­ N FORM ATI ON HI active progress for over ten years," and .Chlngl". Stich concession* to Christian sonti- Ten cents for Insanity’s spells " more than a hundred paid literary workers freshing sleep, dispels, melancholy Chlngl .pSent are so rare?on the part of liquor have been engaged upon i t The sum ex­ and nervousness, ana builds up both ARKANSAS 'Five cents for a bumper of woe-^ sellers that the' fajtaooms ufp,r,thy! of pended in Its preparation before the first 'Tla a musical knell ringing souls down to hell, copywas printed exceeded *900,000. This flesh and strength. It is a legiti­ L_« record here. One charge wo have to work, v®J| used_iiui-fivmily,_\vilibe-of-more —Andto fronzy-and-shame ere they-goi-— — bring agafosrtho selforaof prog ft thatT mate medicine— not a beverage. ■ . ComlitioMK- —Georgo Horton, In Chicago Herald. value to tho members thereof than many U T T U E SOCK, - - AJKJEAMaAS. as a general rule, they appear to have times its cost laid up in money. Contains no alcohol to inebriate ; owuinumMio.r>i«. , :; r no. regard whatever for even the com­ no syrup or sugar to sour or PLED G E y o u r s e l f . A void extremes. A man, as well as a monest courtesies which obtain among Msoult^ can bo well-bred without being ferment in tbe stomaob and cause , An Important Safeguard and a Protective man of business. In the various meet­ crusty.—Boston Transcript distress. . As peculiar in its mar­ Patents-Pensions-Claims, * Agent In Tima of Temptation. ings and conferences of liquor men Fine Playing Cards. velous, remedial results st in its Among the agencies employed for tho much 1b said about conducting their Bend teq (10) cents in stamps or coin to composition. ' Therefore, don’t be irinwuKassteCSUU nu* Tirntnrj timimw** promotion of tho Temperance reform, business so as to gain “the respect of John Sebastian, Gen’1 Tkt. and Pass. Ag’t put off with some worthless com­ from almost its earliest Inception, the the community,** hut we have yet to Chicago , R ook Island & F aoim c R t ., fora I f i T I l U A A aar*rellaf.oltcn s CVMSL pound easily, but dishonestly, rec­ H O I BTIWIfU Send for tgunjc rACKAoS pledge has been pre-eminent for ef­ know of a single case where this has pack of the latest smoothest slickest play- n n isT a o o ., asiLMBojko, o h m . lag cards that ever gladdened the eyes and ommended to bo “ Just as good.”. MMMHMWWtMiai'.IOWa' - ficiency and power. The first consider­ been .done. In the nature of things we rippled along the fingers of the devotee to ation in relation to . the use: of intoxi­ da not believe that it can be done. As High-Five, Seven-Up, Casino, Dutch, Eu­ cants is personal. Is abstinence an in­ we regard the liquor trafflo, it would bo' chre, Whist or any other ancient or modem dividual duty? Are Intoxicating her just as impossible for a man engaged in game, and get your money’s worth five UniAI^M AKE MONEY orages, used in “moderation,” harmful? it to gain tho respect of a community as times over. ./ Eminent specialists who have made a it would be for a gambler or a highway­ “ I’vx struck a tender chord at last” said r l W V V t o SUCCEED IN LIFE most thorough Investigation . of the al­ man to gain the respect of his viotims. the tramp,- os.he began on a pile ot cotton- wood timber.- •N. XT Herald. cohol question as experts are agreed In the cose at Plainfield, tbe liquor ■m tw t to UIo . Xt« t •wldMiwMi*bornuaxmoa-iriUwsattt suro W t that alcohol has no food value; that ita dealers who closed their doors one even­ Syrup o f Figs, t EirWo Mfbr to oov KwMndlo aasner in th» w. aAor w «myci,T»]M£ajuUto presence in the human system, even in ing on account of evangelistic service, Produced from tho laxative and nutritious THE flllinnwc ORATUFRC Ml hJILISHERS, BOOKSaLEK juice of California figs, combined with the THE BURROWS BROTHERS CO., small quantities* is *n irritant poison, virtually acknowledged that their busi­ medicinal virtues of plants known to be and that the best work la best done ness was antagonistic to the work of most beneficial to the human system, acts without it The verdict of science saving souls. The only way that a liq­ gently, on the kidneys, .liver and bowels, effectually cleansing the system, dispelling against alcohol in its relations to uor seller can hope to gain the respeot colds and headaches, and curing habitual health" and longevity is fully corrob­ of any olass of' men, whose respect ft constipation. ______■______. orated -by the practical, economic re­ worth having, is by getting ont of Txs railroad man who wanted to waits sults of life insurance. No insurance the business as quickly as possible.— timidly requested the favor of one round company will take drunkards because Christian at Work. , ■ * " ” trip.—-Washington Post. of the extra-hazardous risk; lnauranee SHORT SERMONS. .A ll cases of weak or lame back, backache, RELIEVES INSTANTLY. in separate sections. by the same com­ rheumatism, will find relief by wearing one IlLY BBOTUKXS, H Warrm 8t,H«wYork. MeaSDc pany of abstainers and non-abstainers of Cartels Bmai-t Weed and Belladonna T h e Calcutta Medical Record says: has demonstrated conclusively the Backache Plasters. Price 25 cents. Try them, lh,««r pMbru “Society’s use of alcohol is the secret larger death rate among non-abstain­ TklifRIFEN-ll.SREARS,HitHld,SI.LTtv.S ® V S of half tho jaundiced, haggard, dried- ■Turn miller finds life to be one continual 7 ers nearly equal each year to the up, prematurely-aged Europeans wo grind.—S t Joseph News “table* of expectancy,** while on - the find in Indio.” 48c. part of abstainers the actual death rate Us* Brown ’s Bnoxcnuz. Taocnss for has been uniformly much below, the A colony of Temperance and vege­ Coughs. Colds and all other Throat Troub- M tarian people ft being formed in East les.—“ Pre-emiuently the best.” —flrv. Henry “expected'* deaths. The Insurance llord Beecher. M a fc w t Guardian, referring recently to this -Kent. No sale, manufacture or dis­ hnbjeofc quotes a contemporary as say­ tribution of strong drink is to be al­ I t looks funny, but a sinking fund is tho l r * t l f moans o f raising a debt—Boston Gazette. ing*: “Itls an absolutely proved fact that lowed on the estate under heavy penal­ |5 SCtr**L ties. Tbe land is well adapted for fruit­ n t i M , obronlo drinking of even small quanti­ fissr, easiest to nse and cheapest Piso’a •BlSb ties of eloohollo beverages tends most growing, poultry and dairy produce. All Remody for Catarrh. By druggists. Mo, materially to increase the risk by short­ success to the sohemel—The Standard. ! The women in Rhineland, Holland, The am all-pox victim Is to bt deeply pitted. ening life and by weakening the consti­ —Boston Traveller. • tution* so that even a trivial Illness have signed a petition to tho burgo­ may at once kill or forever damage the master, praylng..that {‘the police officers Xtrsr recoil—Snakes. health;” and itself adds; “This witness may visit the inns, to prevent our hus­ bands and sons from staying there far A lways in noed—Doublo E. is true, and eyen the most prejudiced Ify wife and child having • severe attack of are gradually arriving at the same con­ into the night Further, we are ot Cold victuals—Cakes or ico. Cough, wo thought that wa would try Plso's Cui opinion that the money squandered clusion, being unable to resist tbe ever- A l l have “bean'*—In Boston. sumption, and found it n perfect snoeess. The there could be more advantageously broke np tha Cough, and four bottle# compk accumulating evidence ” Apart from them,—H. SzaiKon, U47 Superior St, Chicago, HUM other and overwhelming moral consider­ •pent at home.” A b ill sticker—Tho mosquito. At tbe Baptist State convention re­ •3B ations, advocates of the total sbstlnenoo No ticks on them—Cash girls. BOLD MEDAL, FAll j, 1>7A pledge may rely with utmost confidence cently held in Elgin, I1L, representa­ VASBUNR. tives of ninety thousand Baptists re- A “ tif”. ic*l man—The waiter. W. BAKER dfc OO.’S COB ONE DOLLAR sent as by mail. wavtU upon the correctness and wisdom of F deliysr, Oeeof aUchsrges.toMy person ta their position, as confirmed by sclentlflo "solved ’That we urge all person* con­ “ A Tamil? affair” —The cradle. tna United Staten all the following srtloias research and by the actual demonstra­ nected with our churches to use their esrefolly packed la a nest box: Must have “ reciprocity” —Love. Cocos One twa oanee bottle of rare Vaseline, Mete. influence and vote definitely for the tion of life insurance experience. The stMtsidy Mans andf One twe canea bottle Vseehne FMtsSe, U “ human body is the living temple of an suppression of the liquor traffic and' , Tux least dudish o f sportsmen hongs bis U if MMHS. OaelarofVsaeHneCoMCraem...... IS * immortal soul. As such it should he lend no countenance to the pernicious hare.—Drake’s Magazine. Oneeabn of VneeUneOsninborloe..'..... M “ license system.” No Chemicals On# eeke of VaaeNno Seen, nnaeented... M " kept free from aloohplio taint Of this I f hope are a sedatHe why don’t frogs sra ad la h* gmiaiw. * ta Oaa mka o t Vsaakae Bose. toaiMS...... S » the total abstinence pledge, conscien­ Hkbe is e suggestive point or two sleep better!—Berkshire News. mm* Stan Mrs* i m a m i S g Ona two omaea kotUe a t Wklte VsaeKae * ** Omm adm 4 ahs sank, Amnwt tiously observed, is a guarantee. from a Chicago paper: “ If all the •» Dafv, as* ia SmMi tm am* Or for itajnpa say atesle artiele at tbe pries, saloons were closed at midnight the pro­ Son* women go to church to study tbe BBBBBBI^BRSf BMOAlff &MA EBfli iMPN' The pledge is an important safeguard, texts and some to study (he textures. „ I f yon have occasion to nse Vseelise la nny portion of crime In this city would be • aap. H ia'sontaaa. SaghilWi form he earsfol to accept only gentles goods especially for the young and for those **m» a ia in ,' pot np by ns la original psMcages. A great who bate .fallen under bondage to ab­ reduced one-third, perhaps, one-half. Take your puzzle to the druggist—he’s 'wlilHlnUf NiyM Ibf tinMi Whisky Is at tha bottom of most crime always ready with a solution. / a* «*n aa tMjMmMla Juahk. 1LINS pntap by them. Never normal alcoholic appetite. Three young ' Hold fcy Graaara an m ilwia yielid to each pemsekn, ns the article is sa men, students, were recently at an en­ bar-room whisky—and the bar-room I k love as in war, it is •well to take some­ milt.tstionWlthont valae, and will sot. give roe tertainment where wines and other whisky ,'jsg* does not often take on a body of your own sighs.—Drake’s Mags- W.BJJDQlAOOul>oitSa«UCiXMa. the result you expect. A bottle ot~ Bl'line_____ Seal murderous aspect before the witching sine, ______Vaseline Is sold by all drnggisu at ten cents. liquoTi were served. Importuned to Chesebceegh F f f . Oe., M Male M., Hew Tech, drink one, a pledged abstainer, resisted hour. If the saloons were closed et Is it any wonder that rsce brines swesti anuns nua tutatmrmmtmarn. and declined; the other two, unpledged, midnight the thieves, sand baggers, mur­ Isn't it enough to make any horses wet to DF BULLS derers, loafers would he sent sknrrying have driving-reins over themt—Bingham­ yielded, and one, a bright, promising ton Republican. ‘ A A FA PER DAY young man, and a member of a popular homeward, having no ether place to go, Sabbath-school, was led home at a late and the streets would wear the garb of I t may be said of a theater liat, like some tB sC nO U AU WHITER peace.” If this would work so well, Other disagreeable things, that there is hour, by his abstaining friend, In a likely to be a woman at tna bottom of i t — state of maudlin inebriety, ton widowed why not figure on the result of dosing Texas BifUngB, TMt VI :• VI l . > AaartleMt.... lAlBBiA#M#' mother and sisters, who were on his so- those crime-breeders seven days in the laoMta ! kbbK week?—Christian at Work. “I mitation is tha sincerost flattery,” soys O a l T a U o n O a^VtT.ttSSC coont plunged into deep distress. Not > shrewd observer of man; hat the Troas- long ago a beautiful young girl# a resi­ WMlla't It* Dew***. sry Department doesn’t seam to care for •O IU N a WATER OR MILK I mUHiiaf Sel |Mb(is dent of Brooklyn, accepted an invita­ A country anion In Ohio has exhibited suohoompUmeaW.—Munsey's Weakly. tion from a young man, trusted ns her an unusual amount of grace, grit and ( A maw oan really lore but onoe In a life- friend, to visit New York, and to call at gumption—W. C T. U. characteristics. tune, but be can hava nearly alt tbe promi­ YES 11 a house in an up-town street, where he nent symptoms a good many times in the EPPS’S It is In a forming community, where oonroa of his career.—SomerrUla Journal. GRATEFUL—OOM FORTIN#. assumed to hare aoquaintenoee and there is no town exoept the “church, friends, There wae nothing in the ex­ school-house and blacksmith shop” at Sstekal young ladiee of our acquaint- $iool terior to indicate impropriety or danger. the crotw-roads. It held Its meetings snee think that California or Colorado or WILL £ Once within the house aha was invited, Nevada, or otbor mining countries, would in the charch every two weeks, and be the best to marry in, because there it is COCOA and moat importunately urged, to take onoe a month they “staid to supper,” : _ LABELLED 1-2 LB,TINBONLY. _ Customary for men to “ rook tha cradle.” — ewe i wine, and, if not .wine, then beer. Ae and had exercises in the evening, charg­ *f, Y . Ledger, DCHES______M M tlfi.. a Sabbath-school girl she was subscribed ing ten cents for supper and evening $500 REWARD to the total abetfnenoe pledge, to which entertainment. After awhile a non­ wMImpiMfoMegentofeayeeetoemncenTwho SSLS1-' She resolutely adhered, and in this hoar partisan breeae blew over that way, and JA C O B S OIL vrin eey ever nMowaiaaneMegent,Met ilieyoetne FOOD of a grave peril she knew not o t, i t wee caused the church to be closed against CURES PERMANENTLY 6 TON WAGON 8 CALE.SS0 her timely shield, end she left the the Temperance meetings. They were tenoteqnal to say nmde.nndnigaaiafdfi BDbl* place unharmed, to learn with horror then transferred to the school-house, SCIATICA. LUMBACO. scale. For perrimters, aMrem only later that the house to whieh but the same influence soon closed it. AMSlfKlillBtM! Sil^ntlRiEl she had been beguiled with What did this Irrepressible union do but N. Ofdsc, Mleb^ OAEssmcyat, FOR SALE, nogioBum evil purposes was one of those whose tsnfWMls«a,CN. spii^m a&Jagatta.wgje arise and build—not e thirteen-story May 17 ,»M. Aprils*.MM. ’ open deer la the portal to sseral ralu. Tbmple. but a scry oomforfoble bell “My hrotfew-B«v, gsamsl M g , was i i E l i d i l Y Alike to tile young and inaxparlenead, which is Howell paid fur, and they have JVBrTO . P N I . U n C N V end tothaeawbo hava already forme* bigger meeting* than ever, with nonet# carsd hy i t httlM «M» wmt Nek » m OH *f excriMlaLMg sms HMsat sad have the alcoholic appetite, and would eaeapo molest or to make them afraid.--Union f;atwparif:«MTp«r»azu:j^ from lf« M l * the total atetlaeMo Misds pates ia Ms ears f t * Signal. ■■...... ■...... Mgb.H ' iMohs&a, H f k g pledge is a symbol of safety and deilv- A.N.K.-E. - S.k.'L fairina. SLA MM , A f l T l iB B sm m m m im . eraaost . Awkafeaighty feet in length was M w I iTIlHnH a>a N i| h m m seat wet m.rmt ____ m*amamm**.mfm —p— mnimrt| With the absorbed inforoat In fteant eeei in Uhfoepesko hay, iff F d at Com* nepnsne enure tree a>«»iii nan Peer* j « Tempefanaa lagialatiou and n r t i t h * t t f i Y a ' *|Erq r

- B I f E School district No. 2 has a very A Mr. Williamson of Troy, New A pair of guinea pigs in . the show “ Go and getGhirimas gifts at Gray’*. interesting Club organized, which York, w m the guest of bis unde, J. window at Barr A Morion's are at-' Silk batsand mufflers, at meets every‘two weeks. A t their last P . Williamson, this week. trading a great deal of attraction, -i.- ' J* 0* BaB$£R’s. - AS IKDgPKKDKST WKKKI.Y HaWaPAM*. meeting the subject under discussion A Christmas entertainment under C. L, Crain is now moving'into his was4‘How best to keep up the Fertil­ ‘ 8oe those elegant handkerchief and the direction of the Sabbath school new quarters west to Bird’s store. aatchets at Stormont and 25 cerite. Children 10 cents. • The “ Y ’s” under the leadership of Rolled Avena and Wheat, Oatmeal raise a crop of corn." A debate “ Re­ day a good house greeted them. The Miss Galloway, of Xenia, are prepar­ and Cracked Wheat,. Farino and Cliarley Ervin lias returned home solved that the Government should plot is realistic, and brought to the Parched Farinose, Pearl Barley, Gran­ ing the. operate, “Eanie” which will to spend the. holidays. have the complete management of minds of the boys in blue many scenes ulated Hominy at - Chav’s. be ready in a-short time. The best Telegragh and Railway system. All and personal1 experiences of ’61-4. A BIG stock of "stick and fancy Mrs. Bare is confined to her . bed talent in the community has been se­ are cordially to, come and help to get Hon. Andrew Jackson, as Harry Es­ mixed candy forteachereand Bcholara acute rheumatism. ■, cured and the young ladies will have at Gray’s, more.and more interesting. tes, did exceptionally well, playing '' r ■■ Charles Memieur was in Cincinnati one of the most successful entertain- the leading role in a manner that did -Go to Dean & Barber’s, for fresh the first of the week. The Louisville . (K y .,) Courier- mente'of the, season.. About forty credit to himself, while Miss Pearl Jack- meats of all kinds. Journal in speaking o f the death of will take part. The costumes will be Miss lea Barber spent a few days in son ns the leading lady could scarce­ Gloves, good stock, low prices. Win. Nesbit, formerly of this placpfc elegant. In addition to the operetta; Xenia this week visiting friends. ly have been improved upon ‘even by . ' A'NpKEW & BltO. ' who died .Wednesday evening of last spoken of there will also be a cantata a professional. 0. 0. Morton us Winter goods. A dull stock in Mrs, Lee Nash, of near Xenia, 'was week, says:-- by the children. The special feature; Charles Dunbar, bad a difficult part every line at * J. C. Barber’s,. the guest of Mrs. James Andrew “ Mr. William K. Nesbit, a well* however, is that of little Georgia to play, but lie was equal to the occa­ Thursday. . kaowu citizen of the West End, died Charters, the child whistler, who will See Zaiiie, the . gypsy queen who was at his residence, Twenty-eighth 'and sion and “ (lid himself proud,” Ed stolen. Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Wilson jeu- Market streets; Wednesday evening at render several choice selections. Keep Smith asGorporarScth Green, was a Shootin’ Crackers at Gray’s. , tertai ued * friends with an elegant, din­ 9 o’clock. He had been'suffering for this entertainment in mind for it will caution. Ed is a genuine “ down east- ner party Thursday. . several months from a cancer in his be the best of the season. Buckwheat flour and pure . maple . er” which made his success an assured breast-, but was able to be about until molasses at ‘ • . G ray’s. Mrs. Jno. Townsley and Mrs, Wol­ lost Saturday, when he was attacked fact from the beginning. His meeting Cornelius Sweeney, one of the oldest , Sorghum, Syrup and New Orleans ford spent a .few days inSpringfield with pneumonia, which, in his weak­ with Maria, his. wife, just after he. en­ citizens of Cedarville died at bis home Molassesat G ray’s, ; this ^week visiting friends. ened condition; soon terminated fa-, listed Ms ludicrous in the extreme. in this place Thursday, of kidney tolly. Maria, by the wav, was no “ stick,” trouble. He bad been confined to the Ladies flue shoes, a full and com­ Mrs. Seigler was called to Xenia Mr. Nisbet was employed in the house for several weeks but was not plete line at J. C. Barrels. this week.'to iittcud her mother who .Railway Mail Service, and in the Miss Hester Shrodes, who played the met with a serious accident. Louisville Post-office about eighteen part was equal to the emergency, and considered dangerous until the'^first o f BugaivSea, Coffee, at Gray’*. years. He resigned Ills position in the she and Seth contributed the greater the week when he sent for Father Come and see St.'" Nicks trial by Mr. Guy Clark, of Washington, C, Poet-offieo near the close of Cleveland's part of the fun during the evening. Hqctor of Xenia, who called Tuesday the, children, January 1st. H , is visiting his brother Mr. W. L . administration, and was reappointed Misses Minnie Owen, Janie Iryin and remaining all day and administering Aud/lou’t you.. forget December to the, Railway Mail Service when the Clemans and wife, east of town. Spiritual consolation, Mr. Sweeney ?5th at ■*'-:• Gray’s, Republicans took charge, but the Grace Randall-each took part and did Mr. and Mrtf. Hob Jackson enter­ work was too hard for him, and be exceedingly well . for amateurs. In has beeu a resident of Cedarville forty , Butter, Jersey, "Milk and Oyster tained company at their, elegant res­ soon gave it up, since which time be fact there was np person that merited years, and was in the employ of the Crackers at ~ ’ G juy’s. had not been able for arty service. idence west of Cedarville, Thursday. adverse comment, They all had their ra ilroad ‘as section, bqss fin- about .' Oys^ees, Celery, Cranberries, He was popular with1 his associates in lines well committed, and spoke them tirirtyjeara. A t the time of his death Oranges,, Bananpas, - Figs, There will ho a IT, IVchurch social the* Post-office Department, a most held at Rev. Warnock’s ne.xt Monday excellent and efficient clerk, a reliable' well. The music was furnished by lie was a.member of the village conn' RaisinSj Nuts, Candies, evening Pec. 22nd. All are cordially and generous-hearted man. He Foreman’s band of, Springfield, and cil and while health permitted waft " , ' Tpys;,i;c.’ &e., &c. invited. leaves n young widow and four child­ .was highlyapprcciated by the audi­ coustantiu his attendance to ' the offi­ You can get them.at . - Bird ’s. ren in comfortable circumstances, who ence. We have not yet learned how cial duties devolved upon him.. TUs Esquimaux lady, 31 years of .Miss Rachael Kyle entertained He laid liis faults but whatever his about filly of her most intimate friends age, 10 inches, in heigiit, and weighs; cially. foibles may have been the knowledge 120 ptnmds will deliver her great lec* at her Route east of Cedarville last The wedding of Mr. Nathan Ram-’ that honesty of purpose was not one of turhon Grcealufidjiu tlie.Opera'Houso evening.. sey and Miss Ada Bull, daughter of The Shakegpearn club laftt Tuesday them, is sufficient' now to make bis oil the eveuiug of Pecember 29th. ; The pastor of the Methodist church Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Bull, took place oveniug gave a reception at the home friends remember only his virtues. Custard p;e pumpkin* mince meat will preach a Christmas sermon to­ At the home , o f the bride’s parents of Mr. anclMrs. James Andrews. So­ The funeral will take place, Sunday. pie, at. • , Cray’s. morrow morning. At night there Wednesday the 17th at - high noon cially it proved a most pleasing, event* T lit ) W . 1! T. U.-tpiiinerly at bdau Epworth League revival «er- in the presence of about fifty invited J about tweuty-four being - present, . Georgio Charters, tho charming lit­ *Ii|tuc 8 l « w m vice. Regular meetiugs will com­ guests, who assembled in the parlor j Oysters were served at an early hour tle whistler, will positively appear hero mence with.the week of prayer. to witness the ceremony. When the after which the members of the club ‘The Tltli of December was a lovely January11st.’ winter day for the meeting. The at­ happy couple made their appearance together with their guests amused Si. Nick’s trial, little Georgio Char­ Mr. Newton Townsley last Satura at the door a hushed science prevailed themselves with various parlor games tendance of delegates was quite as good as could bo expected ; at ters, aiut ZaipC, nil one eveniiig, jftu- , day had an attack of syncope, caused and the two were made one, Rev. which the hostess had prepared in this time of the year. flic only cir­ muy let. . . by heavy lifting. IIo had been butch’ Warnoek officiating assisted by Rev, abundance. During the evening a cumstance that cost a gloom over the Flaked Pineapple; at ■ Git a y’s. eringand bad taken a tub of lard to Morton. Immediately after the cer­ quartette lielonging to the society meeting was the absence of the cltccr- Barber & Penn’s meat store, nod fell emony ■ tho newly married couple saiig some elegant selections and were . . . „ Clothing-at less tlmn cost to close it out at Stormont & Co’s. just after he had set down the lard marched to the spacious dining hull, warmly encored. One or the features lu,» tlevoted and loving face of pur which he was carrying. Dr. J. O. o f the evening was a select reading by county, president, Mm, Dodds who Christmas Gift at Guay’s# followed by the guests where dinner was detained at home by illucsxi. Stewart Was called to attend him. | was served after which congratulations Miss Rosa Stormout, Miss Stormont Fice line,of neckwear ut Stormont Earnest prayers were offered for the Mr. Townslcv is now convalescent. were tendered the, bride uml groom. has an excellent Voice, licr modula­ & Co’s. t’ speedy recovery of this indefatigable Mr. James Pollock who went to M t.! The parlors nud dining rooms were tion is pure, and as ft natural conse­ I f you’want a Christmas gift go to worker# The-day. waft altogether too Sterling Ky., this week to look at the ‘ handsomely decorated with cut flowers quence she captivated her auditors, 0 : G ray’s. Miss Anna McMillan contributed sev- shurt.to do justtcu to the interesting celebrated herd of red poled cuttle lie- l and evergreens in profusion, reports from the county--superintend*- (If' i, Tomatoes,Bean3t.&c#r-at----- longing to E. Smith Jameson, of that! The bride was elegantly attired in a|trn^ excellent instrumental selections nuts, local unions, state and national G uay's. place purchased two heifer calves from '■ pigeon blue benriette cloth suit trim-1 which were highly appreciated, while conventions, evangelistic drill, and Cseful holiday gifts at Stormont’?. that herd. Mr. Bev, Andrew, who is ! med with steel ornaments while about ^fhers followed with both vocal and other business which came before the Christmas gifts-at Gray’s. interested with him in this purchase jher neck she wore a plain goM'I,18tr5,mentel mlisic, making the even* convention. : The reports from all di Mufiiers at Stormont & Co’s. went to Payton yesterday to see the! chain Jand fleck pins. The groom j teo t,nc nnaloyed happiness. reetiwtf, home, state and national, For tho HolidnyN. J McClain Smith herd and if possi­ ‘ was dressed in his conventional black, [ The following /.were the most no- fltm*ly indicate that the W. C. T. IT* no gloves. The following are the Hst| table costumesofithe ladies present, j California Cherries, Apricots, Cali­ ble make-another purchase, i» “ marching on,” and the large, and of presents: I The hostess /Mrs. James Andrew fornia Yellow Cling Peaches, Califor- John Crawford met with a very ser­ | attentive audience, especially of fh,» Bed Quilt from ma; Pocket Bible J was resplendent in gray pongee trlm- hia Bartlett Pears, California Eggntni ious accident Thursday that will keep ‘ ‘brethren” of Jamestown, did loojj Damson PJunlSj"CaliforniaandFrcnch froiu pa; large hanging lamp with!med with black velvet. No orna- him at home several days, Charley like the people bad begun to realize Prunes and Pried Grapes at decotrated shade, brothers and sisters; f men ts. wo were some account after all. .Sure­ O kay’s. Turnbull had gone to Crawford's to chfoa mug, Raymond Bull; set of sil- Miss Lulu Barber wink cashmere ly prejudice is giving way in some The Ewpiemaux lady at Opera borrow a gun, and Lee when giving ver tor spoons, Mr, and Mrs, L. (L embroidered suiL Garnehr. , it to him was showing him something places at least, awd the good work of House, Monday evening, Pec. 29. Bull; towel and rack ami neck pins, Mbs Stella Barber black velvetand Rcsercpd scats at Stormont & Co’s at about it when it wa* accidentally dis­ tho organization, in a measure apprec­ Mr, and Mrs, J. B. Win tor; Smyrnaj eatin combinationsuit. No ornaments, iated. Miss Morgan, State Superin- 85 Mtd 25. cents. Children will be ad­ charged shooting John in the calf o f rug, George Winter; large and small Mif, Glias, Crouse, Mack heflrietta, mitted to the balcony for 10 cent?. tendaut of the “ Y's" added much to the leg Hr. J* O. Stewart Wfls called Smyrna rug, Mr. and Mrs. A. Y. white ficlute fastened1 atthroat With Ik> not miss tlds one opportunity of a tho interest of the meeting, by her IHh time to see this specimen of n race and dressed the wound, Reid; fruit dish, Mr, hud Mrs John garnet brooch. sprightly‘report of the National, and o f people who inhabit the frozen Aspedid from 'Constantinople, Pc-; Kyle; linennapkihs.Pr. J. M. 8teW- Miss Rosa Stormont, black henri* i L m biuiri«lk on. tli-i r-m.Kt-™.. north, -v comber 16 says: Mri W hiteW j ftrt and wife; pair of head 1 r o s t e r fltee1 trimmings, natural flowers. | iTnkm »*, wnonitrihttttl m» it*. . Irish and Jersey Sweets Potatoes, at Rrid, the imeridin Minister, at Paris, j Miwt* LUBe ,and Rosa Stewart; r n* I Mite Lizzie Andrew, block silk aud j L a t e s t * tW wshoSin^our °riitor : *. v. * „ C ray’s. and Mrs. Reid*, who ara waking a tour tiqne oak . wicker, Amos Bull and j velvet com b in ation ^ . ' - jt id u n ^ They arce^tlylT* Sweet, spiced and sour pickles ::t ofjhe East, spent tetchd-day* ift^th*t danghtenr, pair of-lineu towels, Joe ■ ' Gray’s, M m m m p ^ condition over there* tl.M. city, and were the recipient of marked Turnbull and' sister; umber" colored silk, steel ttimmih^; BriHiaate. Boys and Gals toiwc and get Christ­ attentions# Mr. Reid' was proton toil pitches and tumblcri, 'Mr. and Mrs.* Misi Effie Barber*; black Iftecj-dress, The Esquinmux Sa a liigldy .educate mas gifts at , , G rayV. ■ ed lady. rj to. the Sultan, and wss.nfttoward the, \\*. A. Coilins; table cloth, Mr. natural ", ■ . . Choice, white clover lioncv at gdtot 6f honordt-i dllrner given by and Mas# John McCampbell; two ril- Mrs. l i f t Kvtri’ black heurietfa. '(J The kst fii^ur i i the land in found G ray’s. at «* ANDUfcw A B ko# llis.Majesty; Mm. Ueid was nbof yet‘dollar* Mr. and Mr*,... . W . .. H . Np.orhamente*,. ‘ ! ■ -* ■" 4 j . N otice » f Ncttism sH t honored by the Sulten, who c^nferred Hutnhismii Ijiea Iowa), Mr* R. Id ] “Mik,HTH-McRillah, seal brown 1 Theta vi'l k « gwtid Ahdwhia |u* All person* knowing tlmnwelves to her twdft « the Hhofkat. Tarbox; tot of fruit Mr. aud satin arhadHtnuhj, irredweent .trim* bilee vefote Jattuaty ltt, 1891, canm given ton wpmau. Mr. awl Mary.A* Mct'Anipbell: pair of enpq' MifwAuim McMillan, black, rilk, nms tvc pH-imkr 24,1890. Admit* interest will be changed "on all over M t^ Itoid lm\e left.•ft ( ’ojirix‘intlni*i>hi.*nd;’*Mi»wsai»dbasket ot to«,Mr, and jet and iUc;t trimiinfigs with tsmmfd Jou lii ceate lor adults, 10 cents Jor due aceounte. Rest>ectfully, fa t Hgri-f, | Mrs. Bt, and jicarl ornaitwiif* jchildrci!# I)oore ‘>j>cn at 7 o'clock. (iu o v m A

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