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Mount Vernon Democratic Banner February 11, 1870 Digital Kenyon: Research, Scholarship, and Creative Exchange Mount Vernon Banner Historic Newspaper 1870 2-11-1870 Mount Vernon Democratic Banner February 11, 1870 Follow this and additional works at: https://digital.kenyon.edu/banner1870 Recommended Citation "Mount Vernon Democratic Banner February 11, 1870" (1870). Mount Vernon Banner Historic Newspaper 1870. 38. https://digital.kenyon.edu/banner1870/38 This Book is brought to you for free and open access by Digital Kenyon: Research, Scholarship, and Creative Exchange. It has been accepted for inclusion in Mount Vernon Banner Historic Newspaper 1870 by an authorized administrator of Digital Kenyon: Research, Scholarship, and Creative Exchange. For more information, please contact [email protected]. L. HARPER, Editor and Proprietor.] A FAMILY NEWSPAPER-DEVOTED TO POLITICS, NEWS, AGRICULTURE, LITERATURE, THE ARTS AND SCIENCES, EDUCATION, THE l\IARK.ETS, AMUSEMENT; &c. [$2,50 Per Annum, in Advance. VOLUME XXXIII. MOUNT VERNON. OHIO: FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 11. 1870. NUMBER 42. PRINTED AND PUBLISHED WEEK.LY TO CJONSU!UPTIVES. Wonldu't Yon Like to Know? the price of each article. They then went Another Cooke Scandal••·A Minister KOKOSINC home to dinner. Elopes with a Young Girl--.She Dies BY L. HARPER. The Advertiser, having J>ecn restored to 0, SAXE, health in a fow weeks by a vory simple remedy', BY JOHN Aunt Sarah bad promised to m~ke out n list of what kitchen furniture she would on His Hands---Unparalleled Vil• iliJ"' A two·legged colt is the sensation OIHce I u Rogers' Hall, Vine St. aft.er having suffered several yea.rs with a severe in Chicago. Jung affectio.n, and that dread di!1ease, Consump­ TEXT. I know a girl with teeth of pearl, need, and after dinner, she sat dowu to re­ lainy. tion-is anxious to make known to his fellow­ STEAM MILLS. And shoulders white ns snow , deem it. the meantime Kate, at her [Fro1u. tho Piqua., Ohio, News.j 92.00 p13r n. nnum ,striet1yin a.dvauee. "Next year not only a part, but ALL THE In ~ Divorce is called '' Chicago Bliss'' sufferers the means of cure. She lives, ah! woll, $3.00 if payment be delayed. BLACKS WILL VOTE, and they will vote the I aust not tell- suggestion, began to add up the long row On last ll!onday week a minister, the in New York. To all who desiro it, he will send a copy of the of figures that had been the result of her ;s- Theso terms will be strictly adhered to. Would~~t yoa. like to know? Rev. Samud Walls (United States Breth­ proscription used (free of charge,) with the di­ Solicit Custom and Merchant Work. Republican ticket.-Mt. Vernon Repub. morning's work. Her cheeks flushed as .aEir Taxes arn less in Texas ihan in auy JJ2l1"'"" Advertiain~ rlono a.t tho usual rates. rectiolls for preparing and u11ing the Bame, which COmIENT. IleT sunny hair h wondrous fo.ir, she proceeded, and the result seemed tu ren, ) who has a charge near Van Wert was other State. they will find a sure cu:re for Consumption, Aeth.:­ EXCHANGES FLOUR. ma., Bronchitis, oto. Tho object of the Adverti­ A correspondent of the New York World And wavy in it& flow; be very unsatisfactory, for she went over it arrested and lodged in jail at Centerville, .86)-The fruit trees around Raleigh are Who mnde it les& OF GENERAL INTEREST. ser is to benefit the nfflictod, and spread informa­ E'AYS CASB FOB. WHEAT. gives the following picture of the moral twice. Indiana. The charge against him is of in bloom. tion whi.eh ho ooncoivea: to bo in::valunblo; and ho One little tress­ Aunt Sarah noticed her pcq,laxity. Wouldn't you like to know? the most revolting description, and if true, CHURCH DIRECTORY. be hopes every sufferor will try his remedy, as it Deltver"s Flonr, Meal and ..'eed ­ condition of the Negroes down in Washing­ "How much will you have left for your IJ1fil" A nig in Chicago wants a white will cQst. them nothing, and may prove n. bles­ proves bi m to be a villain of the deepest house·keeper. ton:" Her eyes· are blu&-celostial hue:­ kitchen furniture?" she inquired. Christian Church, Vine Street, between Ga.y sing, At all points town and guarantc, ,atis­ dye. Parties wishing the proscription, will please i>• · "These negroes steal, and only steal, (ex­ And dazzling in their glow; " 'rhree dollars and five cents!" . le-- There were 5,884 deaths in St. Lou­ ,rnd MoKonsie. Services every Sa.bba.tb at 10½ -On who~ they beam The old lady smiled. Saturday last the man Walls shipped a is last year. o'c1ook A. M. and 'H o'clock P. M. Sa.bbo.th addrcS8 Rc•.EDWARD A. WILSON, faclio,,. cept murdering,) and that continually.­ ,vmio.msburg, Kings, County, New York. George Trnman, the Maryland ncgro, hang­ With melting gleam­ " You will have enough to get a couple corpse from Centerville, under circumstan­ Sohocl at 9 o'clock A. M.-ELn. R. MorFJ<T~. Wouldn't you Hke to know? ·of tin pla:es-and a half dozen knives and ffiJ" The police of New York made 8~8,. Evangelical Lutheran Church, Sandusky M•y 21-y. J'OHN COOPER & CO. ed for murder, at Frederick, May 28th, ces which gave rise to suspicions on the part 489 arrests last year. stole the preacher's pocket-handkerchief forks.,. · Street.-ltev . .J. F. Sm~.un:n, Pastor. ERRORS OF YOUTH. Mt. V croon, Dec. 24, 1869. Iler lips a:e rod and finely wsd, ortbe people of that place, tllat all was not Presbyterian Church, corner Gay and Chest­ while engaged in prayer with him the Like roses ere they blow; "I don't understand it. I thought that right. Following the matter up, be was .B@'" Galena has 500 cases of measle-,. - nut Btreets.-Rev. D. D. Il.ERVEY. A gentleman who sutrored for yea.rs from Ner­ S. B. MESSENGER. JOllN BEATY I bad quite enoqgh to furnish the house Why ain't Grant there? vous Debility, Premature Decay, and all the ef­ night before his execution. St,a ling and What lover sips arrested on bis return to that place. Methodist Episcopal Church, corner Gay and Tho!!c dewy lips­ comfortably." fects of youthful indi.!lcrotion, wiII, for the sake l:lfing are a, natural as water to fah. Geo. The corpse was shipped, Saturday, and ~ New York paid $1,000,000 last Che3tnut stroets.-Rev. F. M. 8BARL8. Wouldn't you like to know ? "And so you have, my dear; hut in Protestant Episcopal Church, corner Gay sand of suffering humanity, send free to all who need Messenger &. Beaty, Truman, whether as murderer or thief, has got through to this city, Saturday night. ycai· for not having its streets cleaned. High streets.-Rev. Ron'r. B. P&i,;T. it, tho receipt and directions for ma.king the sim­ ten thousand superiors in either respect your ,election you have had an eye .more He called on the a_gent at the Dayton and lier fingers are like lilies fuir, /ifQY" Water Valley, !lliss., has an am~­ The" l\fethodist" Church,Mulbury st. botween ple romody by which be was cured. Sufferers surviving him in Washington City. Oiti­ When lilio3 fairest grow; to show than to comfort. I thought that Michigan depot Saturday night to have wishing to pro.fit by the advertiser'.a experience, teur Swedish opera company. · Sugar and Hamtra.mic.-Rev. J. H. HAllILTos.1 ze,u dry thei1· dothes o,. top of their homes Whose b"'nd they press I would let you take your own way, but I the body shipped forward to Botkins' Sta­ Catholic Church, corner High nnd McKenzie-­ can do so by addressing, in perfect confidence, WHOLESALE DEALERS here in order to stop the negroes from sUal­ knew very well wbera it would terminate, JOHN B. OGDEN, With fond ca.ross­ tion, to Joseph Lambert, at that r,Iacc.­ /ll:i1"' L.rge q_uantities of cotton continue Rev. JULIUS Br.EMT. -IN- ing lhern. These people here at lea.st have Wonldn't you like to know? for you did not begin at the right end. Baptist Church, Vine street, between Mulberry May 21-y. No. 42 Cedar street, New York. '•I don't know what you mean, aunt." On being asked by the agent ' whose to leave Texas for lllexico. no idea of social morality. Every black corpse it was in the coffin," be said it was and Mech:mi.cs.-Rev. J. ,v. lCENnARGJlrR. FOREIGN AND AMERICAN woman on "The Island," with only such Her foot is ama.11 a.nd ba.s a fall "Why, you shonld have begun with the 4Ei:Y"' Twelve 'per cent. pcrannum is legal Congregational Church, Mulberry 11t., between Lite ~now fl&ke.!1 on the snow;' kitchen, and thus have .,secured the things his wife, (or companion, as he called it.} interest in Virginia now. Suga.rand Hamtramio.-Rev. T. K MoMROE, exceptions as age and sickness make. pros­ response several questions he return­ But where it goes that you must ba,•c. 'fhen, if there •jg In to United Prosbytorian, corner Ma.in a.nd Sugar titutes herself gratuitously to every solici­ Ileaoo.th tho rose- ed a few evasive answers: He said bis Ii&" J apin is shipp_i.ti,g silk worms to treets.-Rev. J. V. PRINGLE. tor out of mere love for lust. The men are ,v ouldn't you like to know? anything; left for the parlor, it could easily business would not permit of bis going to France by ivay of the U mted States.
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