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VOLUME LT. MOUNT VERNON, OHIO: THURSDAY, JANUARY 5, 1888. NUMBER 34.

28— Prohibition County Convention held 16—Death of Jonathan Vending, aged 78 6— Charles G. Smith, a carpenter, falls ' It is said that Wm. K. Vanderbilt LOCAL CHRONOLOGY. at the Court House. ears, pioneer resident of Monroe township. from the roof of a dwelling in Mt. Vernon, will take up his permanent residence in SIMMONS Banner, 30—Death of Noah Boynton, Esq., aged 16— 19—Knox County Teachers' Institute and has several ribs broken. Europe. 62 years, from the effects of falling in front held at Mt. Vernon, 7— Death ol Benjamin Chamliers, aged 88 Brief Record of Important The Empress Eugenie has recovered The best thing the ’party leadeis of the M. E. church and striking his head. 21— Burglars raid the town and gain en­ years, at his home in Miller township. her health, and now talks about a tour could do would be to trade the proposed Events Transpiring in 30—Death of Mrs. Abel Hart from con trance to the houses of C.G. Cooper, H. L 13—Nick Hein, a tailor of Centreburg, in the Holy Land. National League of Republican Clubs Knox County Dur­ sumption. Curtis, J. S. Ringwalt, F. S. Crowell and deserts his wife and children and elopes Mr. Gladstone says he is in favor of for a worthless yellow dog and then MAY. others. with Lizzie Butcher, a single girl, of Mt. great modesty and simplicity, but not ing 18.87- 2—Elopement of Wesley Shaw and Della WHOLESALE to the CONSUMER. shoot the dog.—Phila. Times 22— Deith of Wm. Morgan, aged 75 years, Vernon. gayetv, at funerals. McCartney—the former deserting his wife of Pleasant township. The Vance Cadets 15— Marriage of Rev. J. S. Broadwell, of PRICKS t'GT n TO. and seven children. At Weimar, Germany, two old peo­ The Zanesville Signal has broken out Valuable Reference Paper go into camp at New Lexington. Fredericktown, and Mrs. Dora Chilcoat, of 2—Call extended by the Congregational ple named Bayer, husband and wife •‘I have used Simmons Liver 22— 28—The 26th annual meeting of the Mt. Vernon. in a new place. Hear it: that Should he Carefully church, to Rev. Sydney Strong, -of Friend, died suddenly on tjie 55th anniversary Regulator for many years, hav­ Smith and Kilrain fought, on an is­ Ohio State Campmeeting Association, held 16— Author's Day celebrated by the pupils of their marriage. OVER $0,000.00 ing made it my only Family Filed Away. Nebraska. near Mt. Vernon. of the Mt. Vernon High School Medicine. My mother before land in the Seine, twenty miles from 4— Attempted assassination of Sheriff A Nevada ranchman, to protect his Worth of Liquors to be closed me was very partial to it. It is Rouen, and strict moralists will, no 23— Eugene Young, of Monroe township, 21— Marriage of Miss Frances Adams, of cattle from the effects of blizzards, has a safe, good and reliable medi­ doubt, say in more senses than one, JANUARY. Stevenson, by Kiovuaho, the crazy Find- thrown from a buggy and his nose broken, Mt. Vernon, and Mr. Harry Walter, of Cin­ cine for any disorder of the 3— Installation of County Officers—Sher­ lander. painted them all with a mixture of tar out at actual cost. system, and if used in time is those who witnessed the slugging were bv a collision on west Vine street. cinnati. red clav and linseed oil. Now is the time for you to buy when DR. 0. C. FARQUHAR, « great preventive of sickness. insane and on the road to ruin. iff Stevenson, Coroner Bunn, Recorder 5— The Salvation Army makes a descent 25 —Death of Mrs. John Adams, aged 56 22— Zach. Hibbitts brought into court, you can get goods for less than dealers I often recommend it to my Sandford, Commissioner Craig, Infirmary on Mt. Vernon and opens its batteries at the ears. pleads guilty to murder in the second de­ friends, and shall continue to can buy same for, by the barrel. Being The Liverpool (Eng.) Post says the Director McArtor. Rink. 27— Meeting of citizens to fight the drive gree for the killing of William Burris, and Three Peculiarities do so. 5— Organization of Knox County Sports­ afraid-of Township Local Option which Physician and Specialist, “Rev. James M. Rollins, Queen has been greatly irritated by the 6— Mysterious disappearance of a farmer ell royalty. is sentenced to the penitentiary for life. Hood’s Sarsaparilla, the great blood purifiei will surely make Mt. Vernon a dry ZANESVILLE, : OHIO Pastor M. E. Church, So. Fairfleld.V a.” remarks called forth in the newspapers men’s Association. named Wm. Hayes,of Monroe township. 28— Incendiary fire at Centreburg, de­ 23 -The log house, at Buckeye City, for­ and regulating medicine, Is characterized by town and as we do not want to be 6,7,8—Meetings belt! to investigate elec­ 6— Prof. Orton, State Geologist, visits Mt. TIME AND DOCTORS’ BILLS SAVED by by the tacit approval of pugilism shown stroys the warehouse of R J. Pumphrey merly eccupied by Zach. Hibbitts, destroyed three peculiarities, namely: CAUGHT NAPPING ■Itrays keeping Simmons Liver by the Prince of Wales in his visit to tric light question; also to secure subscrip­ Vernon to inspect the gas well. and livery stable of A. T. Borden. Horse by incendiary fire. tions to bore for natural gas. 7— Contest between Hon.J.S. Braddock Tlie combination of tbo various CURES: Deformities, Stiff Joints, Paraly­ Regulator in the house. Sullivan, and Her Majesty has express­ alued at $150 stolen from barn of Cassell 24—Small fire at Dr. Gordon’s residence, 1st: remedial agents used. With a big stock of liquors on hand, sis, Lung Diseases, Piles, Asthma, Bron­ “I have found Simmons Liver 7— Death of James Withrow, pioneer citi­ and B. & 0. R’y Co., concerning fence line Lynn, living near Fredericktown. Mt. Vernon. we have decided to close same out chitis and Consumption (in its incipient Regulator the best family med­ ed her annoyance in a letter sent to zen of Jefferson township. of the present Bridge Works, in which the The proportion in which tlie roots, stage), Rheumatism, Liver Complaint, Dys­ SEPTEMBER. 24— Algie Fickeson, aged 11 years, severe­ at a sacrifice rather than take any icine I ever used for anything His Royal Highness. 8— Termination of big rat hunt in Wayne, former comes out ahead 2d: herbs, barks, etc., are mixed. pepsia, St. Vitus Dance, Fits, Kidney and that may happen, have used it 1— Annual Reunion of the 96th 0. V. I. ly burned about hands and face, while per­ chances. Without boasting we can Morris and Clinton townships. 12— Mahlon Copeland arrested for buglar- Tlie process by which tlie active Blood Diseases, Catarrh, Headache, Weak in indigestion, Colic, Diarrhoea, at Fredericktown. Death of Wm. Darling sonating Santa Claus. truthfully say, that we have been hand­ and Aching Back, Neuralgia and all and ev­ Hillousncss, and found it to re­ The Mt. Vernon Banner, edited by 9— YeeWing, Chinese laundryman died medicinal properties are secured. ling the best and purest goods ever lzing John Lee’s store. aged 62 years, a resident of Wayne town­ 25— Death of Mrs. N. N. Hill, aged 71 3d: ery Chronic Disease, Old Sores, Scrofula and lieve immediately. After eat­ Leeky Harper, one of the oldest and from too liberal potions of opium and 13— Death of County Commissioner J. sold by any Mt. Vernon house. We all Skin Diseases. ing a hearty supper, if, on going ship. years, near Mt. Vernon. Tlie result is a medicine of unusual strength best Democratic editors in the State, whisky. Harvey McFarland, aged 66 years, after a carry (with perhaps one exception) the I locate the disease by making a chemical to bed, I take about a teaspoon­ 2— Edward Yeager, of Monroe township, 25—Residence of T. I). Stull, Mt. Vernon, and curative power, which effects cures hcic- examination of a sample of the patients ful, I never feel the effects of has started on its 35th year under the 10— Death of William Spearman, of Clin­ short illness from general debility. tofore unequalled. These peculiarities belong largest stock, and our variety of liquors severely kicked in the head hv a horse. burglarized. is the greatest in Knox county. It is a urine. The tirst passed in the morning pre­ the supper eaten. management of the present editor. We ton township. 14— Rev. B. F. Marlott, a Dunkard preach­ exclusively to Hood’s Sarsaparilla, and aro ferred. “OVID G. SPARKS, 4 -John Newall, aged 9 years, of Liberty 25— Christmas appropriately observed by fact that the majority of whiskies sold 11— Attempted incendiary fire at McCor­ er, of North Liberty, skips out, leaving nu­ My treatment for the Piles is new, pain­ “Ex-Mayor Macon, Ga.” read it closely. It is a strong Demo­ township, kicked in the face by a horse. the churches throughout Mt. Vernon. now-a-days never seen a still. Fully 70 less, safe and certain. My own method. mick's store and the office of Hon. Abel merous creditors behind, and deserting his Unknown to Others <»"ONLY GENUINE'** cratic paper—ably edited, ably mana­ George Shrimplin, indicted for burg­ 26— Amos Scarbrough of Mt. Liberty, ar­ per cent, of same are base imitations All diseases caused from secret habits, Hart. wife, takes up with a woman in Indiana. Hood's Sarsaparilla is prepared with tli Has our Z Stamp on front of Wrapper. ged, and very successful—Ohio Patriot, lary and who forfeited his bail, was arrested rested for forgery. made from chemicals, ethers, acids, Loss of Virility, Manhood and Vital Force 12— Installation of officers of Knox Lodge 16—Mr. John Ponting appointed County greatest skill and care, by pharmacists of Bead oil, coloring matter, spirits, «fcc. treated successfully, as thousands can testi­ New Lihson. in Coshocton county and lodged in Knox The events transpiring for the balance of J. H. Zeilin & Co., So/e Proprietors, K. of H. Commissioner, vice Mr. McFarland, dec’d. education and long experience. Hence it is a Physicians owe it to their patients, as fy, whose life previous to cure was miserable. Price, 91.00. PHILADELPHIA, PA. county jail. the year 1887, will be found on the inside Female Diseases of all kinds, successfully Senator Beck, of Kentucky, has in­ 13— Dwelling house burned of Charles 16—Robert Craig, aged 25 years, met with medicine worthy of entire confidence. If you well as to their own reputation, when­ 5-Miscreants set fire to load of hay. pages of this issue of the Banner. suffer from scrofula, salt rheum, or any dis­ cured in a short time. Will he in Mt. Ver­ McGugin. Clinton township. a fatal buzz-saw accident in Brown town­ ever a tonic or stimulant is needed, to PROFESSIONAL GARDS. troduced a bill to provide that every standing on West street, Mt. Vernon, and a ease of tlie blood, dyspepsia, biliousness, sick non, at theCURTIS HOUSE, 14— Contract entered into for completion ship. prescribe only the purest of liquors. person who carries on the business of a team of horses belong to Zeph Welsh were Tin* .Slate Militia to Encamp at headache, or kidney and liver complaints, We earnestly request every physician Tuesday, January 31st, of Public Library. 18— The several county officials met at the catarrh or rheumatism, do not fail to try MAY P. ANAWALT, retail dealer in liquors, manufacturer t'oInmbiiN I>iiring tlie Cen­ in Knox county, to call in person and ONE DAY ONLY. 16—Dedication of the remoddled M. E. Court House and passed resolutions of re­ so severely injured by the fire that they had Terms Cash, Prices Reasonable. of tobacco, snuff or cigars, or dealers of to be shot. tennial Exposition. thoroughly inspect our stock of liquors, TEACHER OF MUSIC AND FRENCH. Church. spect to the memory of Commissioner Mc­ Hood’s Sarsaparilla We will show them or any person MT. VERNON, OHIO. tobacco without having paid a special 7 - Senatorial convention of 17th-28th dis­ It is now certain that the Ohio Centen­ “I recommend Hood’s Sarsaparilla to all 19— Express robbery at Centreburg. Farland, deceased. nial of 1888, will be unequaled in the history competent of judging the largest and Residence, 107 West Chestnut St. 15dec8t tax therefor, shall be liable to a fine of 20— Fire at residence of George S Bene­ 19— Ascension Day services held at St. trict held in this city and Hon. John S. my friends as tlie best blood purifier on MEDICAL NOTICE! Braddock nominated. of our country. It is now about decided to eat tli.” Wm. Gaff, druggist, Hamilton, O. purest stock of liquors in Central Ohio. $500 or imprisonment in a county jail dict, Gambier. Paul’s Episcopal church. yy-ALDO TAYLOR. levote the greater part of the opening week “ Hood’s Sarsaparilla lias cured me of scrof­ Whiskies have never been as cheap R. E. A. FARQIJHAR, OF PUT- 22—George Martin, colored, arrested for 21—Rev. Joseph Cook, of Boston, lectured 7— Auditor 0. W. McKee sworn in on his since the tax was put on, as they have without hard labor for not more than to the encampment of the State Militia. Tlie ulous humor, and done me worlds of good nam, Muskingum County, Ohio has ATTORNEY and COUNSELLOR-at-LAW. robbing the store of Fred J. Hart. at the Opera House. second term. been in the past eight months. We Dby request of his many friends in this coun­ NEWARK, OHIO, one year. citizens of Columbus have promised all otherwise.” C. A. Arnold, Arnold, Me. 21— $10,000 breach of promise suit com­ 21— Mr. Joe Ewalt, of Clinton township, 8— Miss Mary Gleason, aged 24 years, of A book containing many additional state­ buy all our goods direct from the dis­ ty, consented to spend one or two days of Practices in Licking and adjoining counties. necessary facilities in the way of an excell­ each month at MOUNT VERDON, Also in the United States Courts. Special Even the Cleveland Leader acknowl­ menced by Sarah F. Ward against John F. kicked by a horse and serionsly injured. Monroe township, burned to death by her ments of cures will bo sent to all who desire. tiller and importer in large quantities, ent camp ground, well fitted with every thus insuring to our patrons goods that where all who are sick with acute or chronic attention given to the business of Executors, edges the State’s deficit of $607,077.41 Ward. 22— Lightning strikes the residence of clothing catching tire. comfort for eamp life, such as abundant Hood’s Sarsaparilla have not been tampered with and saving diseases, will have an opportunity offered Administrators and Guardians; Collections, and says "something must be done.” 27— Emmett Peale, colored, arrested for Jackson Tate, Mt. Vernon, seriously injur­ 15—Wm. Fordney, Jr., of Mt. Vernon, ar­ them, of availing themselves of his skill Petitions for Partition and Conveyancing. fresh water, good drainage and such other Sold liy all druggists. $1; six for $5. Made them middle-men’s profits. The fact That is what the Democrats said during stealing overcoats and hat tr im the cloak ing Mr. Tate and bis (laughters Minnie and rested for wife beating and bound over to in curing diseases. Pensions, Bounty and back pay.procured. Court. necessary appendages as may he needed. only by C. 1. HOOD & CO., Lowell, Mass. that we have been doing the largest busi­ Office North Side Public Square. . 8dec87 the campaign but the Leader and Gov. rooms of the Central school building. Myrtie. ness, in our line, in Mt. Vernon, speaks 30— The police captured a crook who had 22—Severe bail and lightning storm, doing 16 —Horse and buggy belonging to Lorenzo The grand exhibition of thoue;mdsof uni­ IOO Doses One Dollar. for the quality of our goods, and the W. 4,. COOPER. FRANK M00RB. Foraker denounced it as a falsehood Marshall, stolen and subsequently recover- formed men. the magnificent parades and DR. FARQUHAR, Sr., committed burglaries in Holmes county. considerable damage to, vegetation, fruit A bureau of journalism has been tact that we receive orders almost daily QOOPER and declared that the State had lots of drills will afford an idea of Ohio’s, citizen Jc MOORE. 31— Walter Lore, Willie Bennett and trees, Ac.; dwelling of Mr. F. M.Stillev, on near Gambier, where it had been aban­ from traveling salesmen (and you can soldiery, and of her domestic strength, one established at the Hopkins University WILL POSITIVELY BE IN money. You can sometimes find the Frank Jones, three youths, arrested for bur­ the Delaware road, injured by lightning. doned. bet that they are judges of goods, as ATTORNEYS AT LAW, truth in a Republican paper after the 17— Death of Mrs. James Sanderson, aged seldom sees. Ohio is justly proud of her and is now under full headway. they generally try them in every town MOUNT VERNON, OHIO 109 Main Street, glarizing Bedell’s store. 30—Observance of Decoration Day by Joe Jan. 1, ’83-ly. Mt. Vernon, O. election. 58 years, from consumption. military history during her first century, Two men swapped horses in Hart­ they go to, and are also posted as to —AT THE— FEBRUARY. Hooker Post, G. A. R. well, Ga., one day last week, and one price) speaks volumes forour goods and 30 and 31—Production of the “Mikado” by 19—Death of Samuel Bryant, aged 88 and she will show on this occasion what V£cCLELLAND & CULBERTSON, 1— Dwelling house of Wnt. Worley, in she can do, should her strength he needed gave the other a half gallon of molasses prices. Our trade is not confined to CURTIS HOUSE, The New York World says that local talent. ears, pioneer resident of Knox county. AT 3 O’CLOCK, P. M„ Henry George is not a candidate for Pleasant township, destroyed by fire, and 22—Wedding of M iss Jessie Clark, of Mt. either in domestic or national danger. to boot. Mt. Vernon and vicinity. We ship Attorneys and Counsellors at Law, Russell Lybarger, a farm hand, burned to JUNE. goods to numerous points in Ohio, In­ Wednessday, January 11th, 1888, Office—One door west of Court House. the Presidency. It also states that he 2—Severe wind and rain storm passes ernon, and Mr. Edward Thomas of Ncw- Joel Arnold, of Colchester, Conn., re­ AND REMAIN UNTIL Jan. 19-ly. death, while imprisoned in the attic. cently trapped a white weasel, the like diana, Michigan and as far East as Bos­ don’t favor the renomination of a Presi­ over Southern portion of Knox county, do- irk. “On the Brink.” ton. We have built up our enormous Friday Noon, January 13th, 1888, 2— W. W. Walkev, of Pike township,filed 22—Pythian Reunion held at Centreburg. A few evenings ago, Prince William, of which, old hunters sny, was never ^(.EORGE W. MORGAN, dential candidate. This may he true a deed of assignment for Emily Blubaugh, g considerable damage. seen in Connecticut. trade solely on the merits of our goods. Where he would be pleased to meet all 6—Convening of the June term of the 23 -George Shrimplin attempted to break We do not misrepresent goods and we his former friends and patients, as well as but we doubt it. George is too ambi­ Rachael E. Diamond and Theodore Blu­ of Germany, addressed his regiment, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Knox Common Pleas. jail .by sawing out, but the plans were dis­ Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral is recom­ give every person just what they pay all new ones, who may wish to test the ef­ Kirk Building, Public Square, tious to have himself advertised as a baugh. the Ziethen Hussars of the Guard, in mended by eminent physicians, on both for. We maintain that places that fects of his remedies, and long experience in Mt. Vernon, Ohio. 9—Attempted suicide of Thomas Scand- covered and frustrated. Berlin. His speech was brief, but sig­ treating every form of disease. : man to forego the pleasure of 6— Residence of Mr. Benj. Harnwell, at 21—Application made in court for the ap­ sides of the Atlantic, as the most relia­ handle only pure honest liquors and Oet4-ly. Gambier, destroyed by fire; loss 15,000. ling, during condition of mental aberration, nificant, and was ns follows: ble remedy for colds, coughs, and all sell the same honestly and conscien­ DR. FARQUHAR has been located having bis name associated with the at Centreburg. pointment of a Receiver for the Belt Oil and in Putnam for the last thirty years.Jand dur­ ^yBEL HART, 6-Death of John Hagarty, aged 73, of Gas Company, “Since we celebrated Christmas last ulmonary disorders. Inquire of your tiously, are just as necessary in any ing that time has treated more than 1FIVE Presidency. 9— Dr. E. P. Blinn, while attempting to ruggist for Ayer’s Almanac. town as any other line of business. Green Valley. 26—Organization of the S. P. C. A. year times have changed. They have HUNDRED THOUSAND PATIENTS, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, jump from a moving expiess train on the Most people place all persons engaged with unparalled success. John L. Sullivan, Boston’s illus­ 10- w-James I’iar, of Union township, a 28—The natural gas experiment at Mt. become very serious. We are on the Mount Vernon, Ohio. dangerous lunatic, sent to the Asylum. C , A. A C. road, alights upon his head and brink of a future which is perhaps un­ New York Scotchmen propose reviv- in the liquor trade on the same level. ISEASES of the throat and lungs treat Office—In Adam Weaver’s building, Main trious son, who has captivated the high ernon is abandoned on the trial of the ed by a new process, which is doing 11— A tornado passes over Knox county, suffers painful scalp wounds. certain, and it is, therefore, fitting that :ig the subscription to put up a monu­ This is very wrong. Legitimate places D street, above Issac Errett Nelson Bye ...... 1 58 ten, and we will send you, by return Residence—East Gambier street. Tele­ JULY. encourage free trade, and cease their XXX Challenge...... 1 75 an officer inside of the Bank may steal Pleas. 20— Death of Benjamin F. Gardner, aged One day she said, “There is a name mail,a magni fleent package of Ch romatic phone 73. 29sept87 2— Isaac Hadley’s hous^ damaged by fire. I’ve often seen—a remedy— Fern Leaf Bourbon...... 2 17 and Oleographic Cards. I MARCH. 45 years, of Fort Scott, Kan . at the home violent abuse of the Southern people Sweet Brier, 4 years old...... 2 08 all the cash in the safe, skip out to 3— John Austin, colored, aged 18 years, Preliaps ’twill help; 1 can hut try.” Cedar Valley ltye. This Whisky, is made at J)R. R. J. ROBINSON Canada, and “live like a fighting cock,” 2—The juvenile burglars, Lore, Bennett of John Martin, Mt. Vernon. The “iron lords,” the vcotton lords’ And so, according to direction, Wooster, Ohio, and is without any doubt FLEMING BROS. and Jones make a futile attempt to break drowned while bathing in the Kokosing at 24— Monster mass meeting addressed by and the “sugar lords” of the South are She took Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription, the purest and beet flavored Bye Whisky and he cannot he disturbed. PITTSBURGH, PA. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. jail. the B. A O. bridge. Hon. T. E. Powell, at the Court House. And every baleful symptoms lied, made in the U. 8.. 4 years old...... 2 38 Office and residence—On Gambier street, a just as anxious for Congress to legislate As she was raised ns from the dead. Bed Star (Bye Malt) 5 years old...... 2 55 4— The firm of T. L. Clark A Son makes 4— Wm. Burris, an attorney of Buckeye 25— Death of Mrs. Nancy Kindrick, aged Duffy’s Malt Whisky ...... 2 70 few doors East of Main. The moment the Democracy propose City, murderously shot and killed by old money into their pockets as are the Finch’s Golden Wedding Bye, 4 years old .. 2 85 Office days—Wednesday and Saturdays. an assignment. 91 years, at Mi. Vernon. The New York woman who killed a W. O. Stone, Bourbon, 8 years old ...... 3 15 to relieve the tax-ridden people of this Zack Hibbitts, of the same village. The monopolists of the North, But don’t augl3y. 4—Clement Davidson arrested charged 25—Marriage of Miss Maine Baldwin, of pair of pet canaries to spite their own­ Edgewood Bye, 8 years old...... 3 25 country by reducing the enormous latter arrested and lodged in the Knox coun­ be surprised if there is a “solid North Cuvier Club Bourbon, 8 years old ...... 3 40 with stealing $19 and a gold watch ' from Mt. Vernon, and A. C. Dickinson, of Min­ er has been sent to the penitentiary for Kentucky Club, 8 years old ...... 8 60 DR. GEORGE B. BUNN, war tariff, the monopolists and their ty Jail the same night. west” that will revolt against being Jas. E. Pepper A Co.’s Bye, 8 yeurs old...... 3 70 JpiIYSIGTAN AND SURGEON, Frank Vore. neapolis. a month. organs cry aloud, “free trade,” “free 8— Narrow escape from drowning of Eli 4—Production of “Pinafore” by local 27—Death of Mrs. Sarah Zimmerman, taxed for the benett of the privileged WINES: talent. A Nftthez lirm shipped sixty jugs of Room 3, Rogers Block, 111 South Main St., trade.” A parrot as well as an idiot Stump, while trying to ford Owl Creek, iiged 76 years, at Mt. Vernon. classes, it matters not where they live Christmas whisky to Prohibition Hinds Gallagher A Pringle's Bluckberry, best and Mount Vernon, Ohio. 6— Annual election of the Knox Mutual finest blackberry made ...... 1 40 MEETINGS FOR THE can be taught to cry “free trade,” hut with a wagon and team of horses, west of 27—Large mass meeting addressed by county, Miss., on one train last week. Strawberry ...... 1 40 All professional calls, by day or night, Insurance Company. It would he a good thing to increase ltaspberry ...... 1 40 promptly responded to. [June 22-]. this should not prevent Congress from the city. «ov. Foraker, at the Rink. It is alleged that gold assaying$61M) to Sweet Catawba ...... 1 30 7— Death of Milton L. Mills, aged 63years, 29— James O’Brien arrested at Galion for the pensions of the widows of soldiers Claret...... Sio putting a stop to this business of 9— Death of Nellie Myrtle Hildreth of the ton has been found near Little Rock, EXAMINATION of TEACHERS West High street. from paralysis. burglarizing J. W. Hopkins’ store at Cen­ who were slain in battle or who died of California Port ...... 1 40 hoarding away the people’s money in 8— A special grand jury indicts Zach Hib­ \rk, in decomposed (piartz. California Sherry...... 1 50 Will be held at the 12 - Republican nominating convention treburg. diseases contracted in the service and Cherry Juice, 7 yeais old...... 1 80 the government vaults at Washington. bitts for murder in the first degree for killing "All other goods by fortune's hand is given, Duff Gordon’s Sherry, finest sherry im­ WITH A BOTTLE for spring election. 30— Dedication of new statues at St. Vin­ in the line of duty. But, although in­ ported ...... 3 20 miiool itoon, 13— Bishop Bedell administers the rite of Wm. Burris. cent de Paul’s church. A wife is tlie peculiar gift of Heaven.” Omey Forrester A Co.’s Oporto Port, best The Indianapolis News (Rep.) says: 8— A vulcanizer explodles in Dr. Hol­ digent pension schemes cumber the Port wine that crosses Ihe ocean...... 3 10 Of Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral at hand, confirmation at the Episcopal church. 30—Mrs. Job Fuller, at Gambier, charged I '.Is your wife changed, your home un­ CENTRAL BUILDING, one may feel comparatively secure The tariff reduction act of 1857 was brook’s office, severely injuring a student Congressional files, there does not happy ? Does slut go about with gloom RUMS: strikingly like the one proposed now 14— Edwin A. Cochran, aged 13 years, sent with infantcide; investigation l>y Coroner seem to he a very vigorous move in be­ on her face and do you see 110 more lit. Vernon, Ohio, against the various diseases arising from named Marcellus Walters. Bunn. New England ...... 2 70 to the reform farm, for petty thieving. half of the widows of the soldiers win the smile that won you ? It is because Jumaica ...... 3 10 sudden changes of , temperature, ex­ by President Cleveland. That reduc 9— Fidele Dorr, aged 70 years, suicides by NOVEMBER. St. Croix ...... 3 3b Commencing at 9 o’clock A.M., as 15— State Camp meeting located at Mr. she is bilious. Bile causes half the mis­ Follows: posure to drafts and storms, and the tion was largely originated by the Re Vernon. hanging at the home of his daughter did the actual work whereby disunion Miscellaneous Liquors: inclemencies, of spring and fall. "Of Butler township. 1—Founder’s Day celebrated at (lamhier. ery of the world. Her system is clog­ 1887. publicans and became a law by virtue 20— Wnt. Hull, of Howard township, ad­ 1—The barn of James Johnson, on the was beaten down. Tint, then, the wid ged up, her bend aches. Get her a vial Bock and Bye...... 1 80 September...... 10 and 24 the many preparations before the public of Republican votes. The crazy effort 12— Lawn tennis tournament between ows have no voles—a little fact that ex of Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets and Poach and Honey ...... 1 90 October...... 8 and 22 for the cure of Colds, Coughs, Bron­ judged insane. Columbus road, destroyed by incendiary Russian Bitters ...... 2 70 to commit the Republican party now 21— Democratic city nominations made. Newark and Mt. Vernon Clubs, results in.a plains a big matter. they will give her relief ami the atmos­ Kohler A Frohling’s French Brandy 5 70 November...... i...... 12 and 26 chitis, and kindred diseases, there are victory for the latter. fire. ’ Robert Porter, aged 16 years, arrested California Grraape Brandy 2 40 December...... 10 against the tariff’reduction and so vio­ 22— Death of Dr. John W. Russell, aged phere of home will grow bright again. Orange Wine, 4 years eld...... 1 10 none, within the range of my experience 13— Zach Hibbitts arraigned in court and for the crime. 1888. 83 years. There has been a marked change in Due tiny, sugar-coated Granule a dose. Peacn Brandy ...... 2 70 January...... 28 and observation, so late all its pledges is the interested act pleads “not guilty” to the indictment for 3—Death of Mrs. Eliza Ramsey, aged 68 Cognac Brandy...... 3 20 24—Dwelling house of Christian Tarr, in Republican sentiment lately in regard German Kiiinmel...... 21 5 February...... -...... 11 and 25 RELIABLE of one or two high-protective Presi­ murder in the first degree. years, near Bladensburg. Representative Stone, of Kentucky, Liberty township, burned to the ground. Spanish Bitters ...... 2 85 March...... -10 and 24 as Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral," writes Thos. dential candidates. 5—Death of Miss Jennie Bishop, aged 14 to the President's Message, recommend has sent in seventy-three hills since Stoughten Bitters...... 2 70 April',...... 14 and 28 28— Death of Mrs. Dr. J. N. Burr, aged 77 14— Residence of Rev. Geo. Musson bur­ Berliner Bitters...... 290 G. Edwards, M. D., of Blanco, Texas, glarized. Death of Mrs. Benj. Grant, aged years, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samtie ing a revision of the tariff, so as to les Congress opened. May...... 26 years. Cherry Bounce...... Tune160 *...... 23 George W. Dick, of Newton, Mass., Born parties in they- national plat­ 54 years, from consumption. Smith W Bishop. sen the taxes of the people, and pre Senator Leland Stanford presented 29— Residence of N. L. Walls, on the Co­ QINS: July...... 28 says : "Two years ago I took a severe forms committed themselves unequiv­ Graff appointed Clerk of Clinton township 5— Death of Christopher Wolfe, aged 96 vent the accumulation of idle money each Senate page with a $5 hill as a lumbus road, destroyed by fire. Schufelt’s Rye Malt...... 2 24 August...... cold, which, being neglected, was fol­ ocally to tariff' revision. Here are the vice M. L. Mills, decea ed. years, a pioneer citizen of Liberty township in the treasury. The thinking, sensi Christmas present. Fleiscbeman’s Rye Malt...... '...... 1 85 Coleman E. Boggs. lowed by a terrible cough. I lost flesh 30— Death of Mrs. D. IL Kirk. 6— George- Hull fell from a derrick, near Holland Gin...... 290 Clerk. rapidly, had night sweats, and was con­ words:— 15— Buggy and storage wareroom of Hag hie Republicans of the country (not M. B. Simpson, the recently deceased Booth’s Old London Dock...... 3 15 APRIL. Mt. Vernon, and severely injured. Schiedam Schnapps...... 280 fined to my bed. 2V friend advised the The Republican party pledges itself erty A Stephens, at Fredericktown, collapses politicians) say the President is right city editor ol the London Times, left an 7— November term of Knox Common estate, of neariy $1,000,000. BEER, ALES AND PORTER: use of Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral. I began to correct the irregularities of the tariff I— Death of Thomas Hawkins, of Mt doing $800 damage to stock. and they will stand by him. Blaine’i to take this medicine, and, before finish­ and to reduce the surplus.—Republican Liberty, aged 56 years. 16— Democratic County Convention held Pleas convenes. Judge Irvine on the bench Moorlein’s Boor $2.00 per Q bbl; Moorlein’s Beer 7—Jacob Weaver’s barn, Mt. Vernon, de Paris rigmarole “went up like a rocket Hood’s Sarsaparilla cures catarrh by in 4 gallon kegs, $1.00 each; Cream or Present (IIONEY LOANED ing the first hottie, was able to sit up. Platform, 1884. 4—General store of Wm. J. Smith, at at the Court House, and ticket nominated hut came down like a stick.” expelling impurity from the blood, Use Ale, $2.60 per M bbl. Old Stock Ale, $3.10 Four bottles effected a perfect cure.” Unnecessary taxation is unjust taxa­ Hunts, destroyed by fire. stroyed by incendiary fire. per *-< bbl; Old Porter, $8.15 per Q bbl. $200.00 to $10,000.00. Boring for natural gas on the McKay tract which is the cause of the complaint. tion. The Democratic party is pledged 4— Wm. Durbin, of Howard township, discontinued at a depth of 2511 feet. 8 -State and County election. Give it a trial. • BOTTLED GOODS: Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, to revise the tariff in a spirt of fairness 12—Natural gas struck at Howard. each kicked by a horse and skull fractured. 19—Assignment of A. M. Stadler, clothier Miss Rose Elizabeth Cleveland means Cedar Valley Bye, full quarts ...... $ 1 10 REAL ESTATE Prepared by Dr.J.C. Ayer& Co.,Lowell, Mass. to all interests—Democratic Platform 5— Spring election. liabilities $18,000. 12—L. A. Gaines, proprietor of the Row to gather together and publish in book Bed Star Barley Malt, full quarts ...... 1 10 Sold by all Druggists. Price $1; six bottles,$5. 1884. ley House, makes an assignment. Sherthom, full quarts ...... 1 10 Bought, Sold, Exchanged or Rented. 8—Three fires occurred in Mt. Vernon 23—Republican County Convention held form her poetry in the spring. Belle of Maryland 1876, full quarts...... 1 10 Mr. Cleveland has been faithful to Martin McKale’s barn destroyed, loss $200; at the Court House and ticket nominated 14—Burglars blow the safe of Hill A. Lewis A Sons, short quarts, 1866...... 1 10 Hammond, at Millwood; and obtain $100 in Early Times, short quarts, 1866 ...... 1 15 the promise of his party. In each of barn of Mrs. Cochran, badly damaged; cow­ 25—Death of Mr. Will II. Kirk, son of One Fact Wi9e’s (Cork) Irish Whisky ...... 135 Investments Made his messages he has urged tariff reform. shed at Edward Saunders’ badly damaged Hon R. C. Kirk, at Portsmouth, 0. cash and $3,000 in notes and valuable Is worth a column of rhetoric, said an Dundee Scotch Whiskey ...... 1 35 KIRK’S papers. Moorlein's Beer, large bottles, $1 per doz.; Reg­ lor parties having money, by loans or other* For two years the Republicans in the The large barn of Robert Miner, in Liberty —The incorporators of the Owl Creek American statesman. It is a fact, es­ ular size bottles, 90c per doz.; Ale per doz. wise. township, destroyed, loss $500. Club, Fredericktown, arrested for violating 16—Knox County Farmers’ Institute held tablished by the testimony of thousands pts. $’.00; Ale per doz. qts. $1.80; Porter per doz. House, unfaithful to the Republican at Woodward Opera House. pts. $1.05; Porter per doz. nts. $1.90; Scotch Ale pledges, helped by some Democrats un­ 10— A brilliant meteor observed in this lo­ Dow law. Death of Elipblet Armstrong, of per bottle. 25c; Bass A Co.’s Ale per bottle 25c; Proprietor of the Only Abstract in 19—George Annett has his arm torn off of people, that Hood’s Sarsaparilla does Guinness's Porter per bottlo, 25c. Knox county. faithful to their platform, refused to cality. Mt. Vernon, aged 77 years. cure scrofula, salt rheum, and other The above are just a few of the goods allow a measure for tariff revision to be 10—Farm residence of Chas. White, Har­ 29— Fire from engine of threshing ma by a buzz saw at Centreburg. diseases or affections arising from im­ we carry in stock J. R. TILTON, even discussed. rison township, destroyed by fire. chine destroys 150 bushels of wheat for 19—Blinding snow storm prevailed pure state or low condition of the blood. We will save you troni GO to 100 10—Celebration of Easter by the various Stephen Ryan, in Pleasant township. throughout the county. It also overcomes that tired feeling, Mt. Vernon, Ohio. 21—George Shrimplin, James O'Brien s I'.nijzhs, Colds, Hoarseness, Croup, Asthma, per cent, on anything you want in the churches of the city. 30— Harry Poland aged 15 years, arrested irhitis, Whool'inu Cotiidi. Incipient I 'onsunip- i creates a good appetite, and gives and Albert E. Ford, make their escaj>e from tion. unit relieves consumptive I liquor line. No matter what it is you ISLAND HOME STOCK rAHlV,. II— The Mt. Vernon Post-Office moved to for attempting to outrage the person of lit ersons ill advanced statp's of I strength to every part of the. system. want, if we do not carry it in stock give Registered A man who has practiced medicine the County Jail. Kle disease. Price 25 cts. Can-1 Try it. Percherou Homos and for 40 years ought to know salt from the new quarters in the Banning block tie Belle Derkin, aged 6 years. tion. Tlie Genuino l»r. Pull's I us a chance to make you figures on 21-^-Jas. W. Bradjield sworn in as County I'oiicih Syrup is sold only ini French Conch Horses. sugar; read what he says: 13th—Death of Asahel Allen, of Clinton AUGUST. tchlfe wrappers, nnd bears our I Dr. Gatling's new police gnu, a 78 same, (roods that are bought well any Savage k Farnum. Impor­ Commissioner. ivgtstcivd Trade-Marks to wit: I ters and Breeders of P> L. L. Gorsuch, M. D. PROPRIETOR OF TIIE become an Expert Shorthand and Type Writ. If your dealer does not keep White Cloud Soap. inona Grange. a runaway team of horses on the farm of glary and is sentenced to one year in the that the pleasant California liquid fruit ered from sick headache, almost from Prepare to tench Spencerian Penmanship, i.-.. ' u Bond 10 cent# for sample cake to the makers. Office 215 Summit st remedy, Syrnp of Figs, is more easily infancy, and tried every icmedy I could M-p--e-«-t-c-c-«--*.l _ —u K-u- i inees for offices of the House were duly in the adjustment of the present tariff on the Clearfield and Jefferson Railroad Senator is to the people of Indiana, The controversy between the editors Florida has revised an old law pro­ INSURANCE! r- John S. Barbour, who will succeed elected, as follows: contest, is to do away with excessive jumped the track near Great Bend and and they make no secret of the alleged of the two Democratic papers in Coshoc­ < ? t r? ,nsurance viding for the whipping of tramps. Riddleberger as a United States Sena­ Speaker—Hon. E. L. Lampson of 1- JLJCtiJGj A Specialty. taxation and prevent the accumulation one car, containing twenty passengers, fact that Mr. Cleveland wants Senator ton is no doubt very interesting to their IO firstclassCbmpapies rep Baron Stanley will succeed Lord tor fnm Virginia, is not an orator. He Ashtabula. of idle money in the treasury. went over the bank. Only four escaped Voorhees to have the nomination for readers; but wedhink they will be greatly I rescntedjSTocK andMuTUAi m is sixty-seven years of age and a clever Speaker pro tern.—Hon. N. H. Al- relieved when the word “finis” is writ­ QC Lansdowne as Governor General of baugh of Miami. injury out of the entire number, but as the Vice Presidency on the ticket next ten by both the belligerents. Real Estate and Personal O) Canada. political manager, but he has not the Clerk—David Lanning of Franklin. Mrs. Taylor, wife of Congressman far as reported John Kelley, a railroad fall with himself. Properly Sold. Taylor of Ohio, while out shopping in -I gift of eloquence possessed by Senator Enrolling clerk—Scott A. Webb of contractor, of Punxsutawney, Pa., i« Those Chicago Anarchist1’, who howl POWDER Dwellings, Farms,Stores For the first time in fourteen years, (f) and Offices Rented. Daniel, who will be his colleague. Jefferson. Washington last Thursday, sank uncon­ the only one seriously injured. The George William Curtis still stands long and loud about capital and capi­ Absolutely Pure. > Jackson, Miss., has elected a Demo­ Engrossing clerk—Calvin C. Reynolds scious on the sidewalk and passers by by Cleveland. But is it probable that the car overturned three times. The cause talists, must have ’plenty of money This powder never varies. A marvel of Rents Collected. cratic Mayor. A dispatch from Chicago announces of Lawrence. not knowing who she was had her re­ Democrats of New York will make ' Commissions Satisfactory -4 Recording clerk—Miss Alice Board- of the accident was a broken rail. him a delegate to their national con­ when they can afford to erect a monu­ purity, strength and wholesonieness. More that the mammoth pork packing hause moved to a hospital, where she died. ment to the memory of the “martyrs” economical than the [ordinary Rinds, and di m Men will have liquor iu Atlanta, "hut man of Highland county. Two express trains collided on the vention?—State Journal. of Phil. Armor, which has employed Mr. and Mrs. Taylor were only married at a cost of $5,000. cannot be sold in competition with the mul­ the man who sells it has to pay $1,500 Sergeant-at-arms—It. P. Hayward of Cincinnati Southern Railroad, 17 miles No, it is not at all likely. The Demo" titude of low test, short weight alum, or about 5,000 men, has been systemati­ Clarke. a few weeks ago at Lexington, Ky., the crats will send none but Democrats to phosphate powders. Sold only in cans. for his license. First assistant—Paul Bernhard of south of Somerset, Ky., at no6n on Gov. Foraker has a great deal to say cally swindled by some of its “ trusted” lady being a widow' of the late II. S. the National Convention of 1888. Mr. Royal Baking Powder Co., 10C Wall street, men, who were paid high salaries. An Cuyahoga. Saturday, totally demolishing both in his message about the tariff question, New York. Coct87’lv The Holidays are over. Now, let Second assistant—John Q. Files of Bosworth, of Cincinnati, a book-seller Curtis don’t profess to be a Democrat. over which neither he nor the Ohio Leg­ FIRE trains, throwing every car of one train Congress go to work, and lop oft' this investigation is now being made. Fulton. and publisher of the Christian Standard, islature has any control—the subject Administrator's Notice. from the track except two sleepers, kil­ He is an independent Republican, or "VJ"OTICE is hereby given that the under- nSlIUXCE A SPECIALTY! war tariff taxation. Third assistant—Frederick Blankner the organ of the Disciple church. Our a “Mugwump,” as you fellows call him, being exclusively under the jurisdiction Representing the following old and well- Whenever European news becomes of the state at large. ling seven persons and badly injuring a of Congress. as signed lias been appointed and quali­ late townsman D. W. Chase, was for a who does his own thinking, without the fied as Administrator de bonis non, of known popular Cash Companies. The “ tally-sheet forgery cases,” so- scarce, the papers start a fresh report In the Senate, however, there was a arge number. The engineers and fire­ the Estate of PHtENIX, of Hartford. time a partner of Mr. Bosworth. Judge NORTH AMERICA, HARTFORD, called, at Columbus, have been set for about a threatened war between “the shoel of a time. It appears that before men jumped and saved their lives. The use of a Republican machine. He sup­ President Cleveland’s gift to the ABNER WILKINS, Taylor represents the old Garfield dis­ Late of Knox county, Ohio, deceased, by the PENNSYLVANIA, CONTINENTAL. hearing January 23. powers.” As most ot the crowned heads the caucus assembled, thirteen (unlucky engines were thoroughly welded togeth­ ports Cleveland, because lie is honest, Pope was a beautiful printed and rich­ AV E8T(’HESTER, QUEEN, trict in Congress. and stands up for the rights of the peo­ ly bound copy of the Constitution of Probate Court of said co inty. of Europe are now connected by matri­ number) Republican Senators met in er and both are a total wreck. The WILLIAM HAWKINS, LONDON A LANCASHIRE. The people of San Francisco are ple against heartless monopolists. the United States. It was very appro­ 5janw3* Administrator monial alliances, a war among them secret and parcelled out the offices When President Arthur (a Republi­ passenger cars took fire and were burn priate and will be highly appreciated. greatly alarmed over the prevalence of don’t seem at all probable. among their respective friends. Eight can) recommended a reduction of the ed to ashes. There are thousands of Republicans small pox in that city. who agree with Mr. Curtis in the Sullivan has challenged Smith to a ^ASSIGNEE’S NOTICE. Republican Senators, who were left out duty on wool, he met with no condem­ On Friday evening a mixed train on MONEY TO LOAN! William George, convicted of the course he takes. fight for £1,000 a side, the affair to come, -kXoxiey to Loan I Gov. Foraker admits in his msssage in the cold, made a big kick against nation from those fiery and indignant the Pittsburgh and Western Road, com­ HE undersigned has been duly appoint­ brutal murder Jof an old man, James off a fortnight after Sullivan’s match i ed and qualified as Assignee in trust to S«ll 1 that there is a deficit of $500,000 in the this proceeding, and declared that they editors, who are now so violent in their posed of seven freight and two passen­ Senator Sherman informs a Spring- with Mitchell has been fought. Sullivan Tfor the benefit of the creditors of M. J. Hombqo to ISeXLt I Scott, in Muskingum county has been X^azxts to CollactI Republican State treasury. would not be bound by it. They abuse of President Cleveland, because ger cars, went through a trestle near St. field Republican Club that lie intends has deposited £500 forfeit. Workman. All persons indebted to said denied a new trial, andon Saturday was Assignor will make immediate payment united with Democratic (minority) Sen­ he advocates a tariff revision so as to Petersburg, and was precipitated to the to vote against the confirmation of Mr. sentenced to be hung in the Ohio peni­ Hon. E. L. Lampson, Speaker of the and creditors will present their claims, duly Jim Blaine “ took in” the Pope’s Ju­ ators, and defeated the work of the lessen the burdensome taxes of the bottom of a gully, a distance of thirty Lamar, because he has the misfortune authenticated, to the undersigned for allow­ WANTED-IIM TO KENT. tentiary on the 27th day of April, be-' House of Representatives at Columbus, COM MISSIOKS REASON A Bt.E. bilee in Rome on Sunday. He tried to thirteen, electing an entirely new ticket, people, and prevent the hoarding of feet. Almost instantly the wreck took to be a Southern man. If John should ance. CLINTON M. RICE, look very sweet and good. fore the hour of sunrise. is editor of the Republican organ in 29dec3t* Assignee. with a few exceptions, as follows: money in the treasury. If a Republi­ fire from the car stoves, and in a short receive the nomination of his party for “benighted Ashtabula.” FOB SALE- HOUSES. President pro tern.—Theodore Davis can President had been the author of time the entire wreck was a mass of President, he will crawl in the dust to AdminiNtrnfor’s Notice. No. 220. HOUSE, Catherine street, 2 story Hon. Joel Parker, late Governor of The funeral of Congressman Moffat OTICE is hereby given that the un­ was “conducted decently,” says a dis­ of Washington. the late message of President Cleveland, flames. The passengers all succeeded secure votes in the South, even the All the Continental Powers seem anx­ frame, 8 rooms, cellar, stable, luck in odd numbers, says of wool, cotton, sugar and tobacco? 20 cash in hand; price low; (must he sold) The Pope’s Golden Jubilee. Louisiana, Tennessee, Florida and Vir­ No. 200. DESIRABLE GAMBIER ST. aged 75. about how they shall vote and what Rory O’More.” but this wise saying does or 30 per cent, added to the price of -OF The greatest event ever witnessed in ginia especially in view. Chandler is RESIDENCE, (Iryine property,) two story Presi dent Cleveland denies the re­ they will say in Executive sessions of not apply to the thirteen Republican wheat would be a nice thing for farm­ brick, fourteen rooms. One of the finest the Senate, then the secresy of those the magnificent city of Rome, was the a man who will bear watching. pieces of property in the city. port that he will send an additional Senators who constructed that “ slate” ers, although it would not be quite so No. 197. Brick Dwki.i.in per month, to power. April next. of space is devoted to the tariff recom­ An Electric Light and Power Com­ singing of a Te Deum, the Pope, in a ment. There is music in the air ! HOUSE, High St. (by April 1st,) $12,50 m. mendation embodied in the recent mes­ pany has been organized in Cincinnati, few clearly spoken words, thanked OFFICE Rooms, corner Main ami Gam­ bier streets. Choice location. The fight between the Nicholls and James Steed, a life prisoner in the sage of the President. Governor Foraker with a capital of $250,000. Besides those present for their manifestations A strange story comes from Chicago takes the issue in general, and with re­ DESIRABLE ROOMS, South Main St., McEnery factions in the Democratic penitentiary from Washington county, lighting the streets it is proposed to fur­ of kindness and friendship; and after about a man named Leonidas Hamline (Wenvcr Block,) conveniently arranged for spect to the alleged injustice to the Bonrding House or Dwelling. Apply at once party in Louisiana has become so bitter has been pardoned by the Governor on wool growing interest in particular, cit­ nish power for elevators, printing the benediction there was another out­ completely losing his identity for a HOUSE®, in nil parts of the city. Also, that several bloody affrays have been the ground that he was convicted on ing the great decrease in the number of presses and minor machinery. Many burst of applause. Altogether, it was a month, and returning to consciousness STORES and DWELLING ROOMS. sheep, and the amount of the clip from memorable day for Rome. It is re­ in New Orleans, without being able to RENTS <’<>!.I.E<’TEI> for non-resi the result. false testimony for the rape of his large capitalists in the city are interes­ dentsand others,on reasonabletenns. year to year since 1883. In this con­ ported that the Pope fainted twice from tell how he got there or where he had daughter. nection he calls upon the Legislature ted in the enterprise. The company Otherdesiruble Farms ami City Prop­ The report sent to a New York paper will prove a death blow to the Cincin­ excitement and over-exertion. been or what occurred during the peri­ erty for Sale. Correspondence solicited. The city editor of a London paper, to instruct the Ohio Senators and re­ that Senator Blackburn, of Kentucky, quest its Representatives to oppose in nati gas monopoly. od of his absent-mindedness. HOWARD HARPER, is aftlieted with cancer in his stomach, who recently died, was worth $620,000, Congress any attempt to reduce the More Trouble in Hawaii. At BannerOlllcc.] Mt.Vernon,O is pronounced untrue and without and in addition was possessed of tariff on other articles, closing with the Word comes from England that the There is more trouble in Hawaii, Last week we had a report that Sher­ foundation. pictures valued at $100,000. He sup­ declaration, “next after our obligation man had retired from the race as a n British Cabinet has decided that rents and the weak-minded, bull-headed ported the name of Marmaduke Blake to God, it is our highest duty to take Presidential candidate in favor of care of America.” in Ireland shall be reduced 14 per cent. King Kalakaua, scarcely knows what The second general strike on the Simpson. This is better than nothing. It is the to do with himself, as he is harrassed Blaine. Of course nobody believed it. For Sale or Exc Reading Railroad, which was announ­ Now comes a report from Washington SWEEPING REDUCTION IN PRICES On Monday evening the heavy ice in beginning of a reform that should have by creditors and threatened by an un­ ced for Saturday last, failed to material­ Speaking of the Presidency John IN EVERY DEPARTMENT in our new and Complete Line of the Allegheny river completely wrecked been inaugurated long ago. The Tory friendly Legislature, that may at any to the Chicago Tribune that “Blaine is EIGHTY ACRES OF LAM) ize, the leading workers refusing to Sherman said to a reporter in Wash­ one span of the new bridge crossing the landlords now realize the fact that time depose him. His debts amount not a candidate.” That story will do In Pike township, one mile North of Amity, engage in it. ington the other day: to tell the marines. known ns the river at Herr’s Island, in the city limits. “I have never sought the Presidency revolutions never go. back ward. The to $250,000, exclusive of $71,000 due to The structure was iron, and cost $25,- in the sense that I lay awake at night English tenant farmers now begin to Chinese merchants, which really was a MEN'S, 10II1NS’, BOIS', IND CHILDRENS' The Reading (Pa.) Railroad, where The Chicago river, which runs SHARTELLE PLACE. 000. ______scheming or plotting for it. No man in think that their time for reduced rents bribe for the privilege of selling opium nil this trouble has recently been brew­ through the centre of that city, is now GOOD HOUSE, FINE ORCHARD, this country is so exalted as to refuse has also come. The King has mortgaged all his proper­ BEST OF NEVER FAILING WATER, ing, has passed from the hands of the The Atlanta Constitution says: The it.” ty for the benefit of his creditors and lighted with electricity. The lamps CORN CRIB AND WAGON SHED, receivers into the control of the officers Republican Bourbons declare Mr. La­ A very sound platform; but when the CLOTHING! TEN ACREJS TIMBER. The Massachusetts Tariff Reform placed it in the hands of a trustee. An are mounted on posts sixteen feet high, of the road. mar is a traitor because he is a South­ Ohio Republicans held their Conven­ Will sell on ensy terms or exchange for League had a spirited meeting at the insurrection of the disaffected people is two of them on each bridge, from four city property. Possession given immediately. erner. It is this sort of bosh that will tion in Toledo last June Mr. Sherman If you have the money don’t miss the chance of buying your An attempt was made on Saturday Hotel Brunswick in Boston on last constantly threatened, which is only to six on each viaduct, two at each end, Also for sale, THREE FINE COLT8 and help the Democrats to win next year. was there helping to force an expression THREE BROOD MARES. night to blow open the safe of the Thursday night, when Hon. James Rus­ prevented by the presence of English and one here and there along the docks Address or inquire of the undersigned. Drovers’ National Bank at Chicago in favor of himself for the Presidency. sell Lowell delivered an eloquent ad­ and American war vessels in the har­ in dark places. CLOTHING for the SEASON. Half the town of Houma, in Terre He laid awake of nights, and a roister­ with dynamite cartridges, but it was dress eulogistic of President Cleveland bor. A letter from one of the nobles in Call and see our IMMENSE NEW STOCK before buying anywhere. Wo WM. J.McFEELY,. Bonne Parish, La., was destroyed by ing club of Republican shouters was The Cincinnati papers are jubilating will show you any style you may want in not successful. and his admirable Message recently Honolulu to a citizen of San Francisco dec22tf East High Street, Mt. Vernon, O. fire last Friday. Hundreds of families brought up from Mansfield (his home over the fact that a drunken man was sent to Congress. Addresses were also says if the King does not assent to the Jacob M. Delapi.ank, book-keeper of were rendered homeless. The loss is city) to help along the Sherman move­ found sleeping on the sid-walk in that delivered by other distinguished Amer­ acts of the present Legislature ho will BUSINESS OR DRESS SUITS the Portage straw-board works of Cir­ estimated at over $100,000. ment. Mr. Sherman had himself made city with $6,(XX) in his wallet and a icans. be dethroned and a provisional govern­ FARM FOR SALE? cleville, has left for parts unknown, President of the Convention and he gold watch in his pocket, and wasn’t Right to the Point.—For President, ment substituted. Those most concern rpiIK UNDERSIGNED will offer for sale, taking with him some $12,(XX) of the saw that the resolution of indorsement The Steubenville Gazette wants the robbed. They claim that Chicago, St. James G. Blaine, of Maine; for Vice Republican press to explain why it is ed in the kingdom’s prosperity are fav Louis, Boston or New York can present OVERCOATS. at the door of the Court House, in Mt. company’s money. President, Webster M. Flannigan, of was put through with a whoop.— World. Vernoli, Ohio, at public auction, on “if the tariff is so beneficial to Amer­ oring annexation to the United States no parallel case. Texas. Platform—What are we here STIFF and SOFT HATS, BOYS’ or CHILDREN’S Saturday, January 28, 1888, The Rev. It. H. Wallace, the Chilli­ The latest London sensation was the ican wool growers” that “for many and the feeling in this respect is spread­ for ?—St. Louis Republican. The story, found only in the Satanic HATS, and WHITE OR COLORED SHIRTs, at 1 o’clock, P. M., the following described cothe minister, who has been extract­ months Australian wool of the same ing among all classes. The l.alesl Styles in KIX K-WFAK. TRI MiS VA- premises, to-wit : shooting of Rev. Henry Melville by press, about a rupture between Presi­ ing honey from the lips of three maid­ The people don’t want over one hun­ grades has constantly been quoted 4 and I.IS11S, <&<•« at ROCI4-ROTTOH PRICKS. All that part of lot No. 20, in the fourth Captain Dunn. It seems the Captain dent Cleveland and the late Secretary quarter, sixth township and fourteenth (14) ens of his tloek, has been suspended dred millions of their money locked up 5 cents higher than home wool in the The proceedings of the Executive You Will RE COWVINCEI) tliat the REST an«l HOST invited the clergyman to take a ride Manning, is of course pure moonshine range, Knox county, Ohio, hounded oil the from the ministry. in the National Treasury every year, American seaboard markets.” Let some sessions of the Senate are supposed to STYLISH GOODS at the LOWEST PKH I S east by the east line of said lot, on the north with him in a carriage and while on Cleveland and Manning were bosom by the north line of said lot, on the west by for the purpose of “protecting” monop­ high protectionist answer this conun be conducted in secrecy, and a Senator CAN RE EOT YD AT Hicksville, Defiance county, had a the road made a target of him at short friends during life, and this relation only the lands of W. II. Browne, nnd on the drum. is bound by his oath not to tell how he south by the lands now owned by W. L. Ca­ big fire on Saturday, which destroyed olists. range, but none of the shots proved ceased when the latter passed over the fatal. The cause of the trouble was the is going to vote or has voted on any rey, containing 132 ACRES, more or less.— property to the value of about $100,000. The Mayor of Denver has issued an The mathematician of the Philadel question; and yet, John Sherman is dark valley. QUAID’S REEI1BEE CEOIIIIC HOUSE. Said premises are in a'good state of culiva- A large number of families have been order closing the gambling hells of that seduction of Dunn’s daughter by Mel­ phia Press has figured it out that in the tion all in grass—upland ; 25 acres of good ville, which the latter admitted. Mel­ now proclaiming in advance, for politi­ The Pittsburgh Gazette wants the beach and sugar timber; good fences; goor linnki>m> Gnrih'ti Tnpice. Itdo- good neighborhood ; romlson three sides 01 States embezzlers who had stolen $20, it. Possession given at anv time. elected the officers. There will be a the United States held grand and im­ know,” but no American woman 000,000. _ The Right Honorable Reverend do impossibilities. The rain business APPRAISED AT $6,100. split in the association. posing services on Sunday in honor of would condone marital infidelity in Brigadier General Fred Blankner is still will he left to Providence, its usual. W. ATLEE BURPEE «t CO., PHILADELPHIA, TERMS.—Five per cent, in hand, enough the Pope’s Golden Jubilee. that way. The President and Mrs. Cleveland on top. For the 49tli time he has been to make upone-fourth oil April 1, 1888, one- The nail manufacturers of Pittsbugh gave a brilliant reception at the White “Let the dogs delight to hark” Ac fourth April 1, 1889, one-fourth April 1, '90, chosen third assistant Sergeant-at- and one-fourlh April 1, 1891. All on Inter­ have reduced the price of nails from Three Governors of States died during If Mr. Lamar had been voting the but when a cultured and early enlighten House on Monday, but owing to the Arms of the House. His principal ed ami well-dressed dude takes to it, it est frbm ApriH, 1888, secured liy notes and $2.25 to $2 per keg. This reduction be­ the past year, viz: Bartlett of California, Republican ticket for the past ton or Holiday adjournment of Congress the OHIO WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY. mortgage on thopremises. business is to supply the members with is then he needs a friend to lend him DELAWARE. OHlOs Oiusof the few great College! of thin country, ©ffere t<» both eexe«, at PurprMngly rnu11e*pei»N«», uu- THOMAS J. BROWNE. came necessary in order to compete Bodwell of Maine, and Marmaduke of twenty years John Sherman would not crowd of visitors was not so great as on Railroad passes and free creature com­ quarter to buy a bottle of Dr. Bull’s surpassed advantages for n full College Course, or fur Special Studies. Collikuatb. Pkxpakatoky, Nokmal, C«»mmkiu ial mu-1 AiitDkpabtmbnts. FIRST’CL ASS CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC. Elegant home for ladle* with teache■r*». NECESSARY IKPIRSL Executor of Thomas Browne, dec’d. with Western dealers. Missouri. utter a word against his confirmation. some former occasions. forts when out sky-larking. Coug Syrup. FCR A TERM ONLY «5O OR IES 5, 832 Students, winter term begglin. Jun. I, '«8. Catalogues free. C.H.Pavne.LL. O.,rrcs. Dec. 29, 1887-W4 — Round trip rates to Columbus over the INAUGURATION DAY. NEW BUILDINGS RETAIL FLOUR MARKETS. NEW C., A. & C. road next Monday morning only (HIT (HAT. TEMPLE OF JUSTICE. WHEAT, — SO CENTS. Three County Officials Sworn In Erecfert in Mt. Vernon During J. S. BRADDOCK’S iTh* banner* one dollar. Corrected every Wednesday by the North­ and UoiuniiN«ioner Wolfe Timely Talks on Various Top­ the Year ISS7. — The annual meeting of the Woman’s The New Year Hegins With western Mill and Elevator Co., Proprietors Wo, 5 Hrsm’.in, Monument Square Christian Temperance Union will be held faned. ics of Vocal Interest. Following is the record of the dwellings of Kokosing Mills, West Sugar street. in the parlors of Miss Nancy Cooper, on Fri­ Monday was a “Huppy New Year” for and other structures erected in Mt. Vernon SIO,OOO Breach of Prom­ Tavlor’sKokosing Patent.... $1 30 I bbl. REAL ESTATE several Knox county officials. In the morn­ “ “ “ ...... 65 I “ day afternoon at 2 o'clock. A full at'end- Personal and Impersonal Men­ during the year 1887, and for w hich build­ ise Suit. reLEPiioME (oxxEcrioN, ing the Board of Commissioners met in the Bc.f ■* ...... 1 25 ^4 i “ ance is desired. tion, Containing Valuable ing permits were issued by City Clerk P. B. “ ...... 65 i “ Auditor's office to close up the unfinished MFOMR COLUMN — A dispatch from Millersburg on Mon­ Hints and Suggestions. Chase: Choice Family ...... 1 20 i “ MOUNT VERNON, O...... JAN. 5, 1888. “ “ ...... 60 "ri A “ day, says: Louis Yutz, the man convicted of business of 1887. At its conclusion, Audi­ FIRST WARD. Matters in the Probate Conrt- ALL KINDS OF REAL ENTAIL tor McKee addressed Mr. T. J. Wolfe, the Amber...... 1 10 "pi J “ horse stealing here, gave up information that A prominent real estate dealer recently March 1—Mary’ C. Sapp, 11 story barn, Real Estate Deals—Permits BOUGHT, HOLD AND EN- LOCAL BREVITIES. “ ...... 55 "pi i “ led to the recovery of one horse at Bellefon­ retiring Commissioner, who has just com­ •aid to a Banner reporter : “Some of^lie 14x20 feet, on lot 68, East Gambier street, to We■ to the transfer, generally May’ 2—L. B. Ward, 2 story addition to Christian Getz vs. David Henry; judgment appurtenances for a business man’s We shall pay no attention to cheap pike along one end of farm. The whole Tuesday, after a two week's vacation. Stark county in 1858-9, and Deputy Sheriff would be very likely to refer to the matter entry on cognovit in favor of plaintiff for farm is under cultivation and has two dwel­ — The Knox Common Pleas adjourned the purchsM *. If a man sets his eye on a house, 8x12 feet, on lot 466, Gambier street, office. Some special bargains in Books, prices, but you can always depend up­ fora number of years under various Sher­ in print. He then produced a gold-headed $3«3.78. ling houses—it is suitable for sub-dividing Saturday. The next term will begin on the certain pirn <1'property and succeeds in estimated cost, $300. Pictures and Frames, Family and on the quality of goods we use to be into lots and will he needed for this purpose iffs. He was one of the prominent Demo­ ebony cane bearing the following inscrip­ August 30—Sarah Brooks, 2 story frame In the matter of the State of Ohio vs. Teachers’ Bibles, Prayer Books and the very best, and that everything erelong. Brice $100 per acre on any kind Gt h of February. crats of Canton. The deceased was a brother buying a part of it, you may he sure that he tion : will endeavor to keep the fact of the pur­ house, Gambier avenue, estimated cost, Zacliariah Hibbits, indictment for murder Hymnals, Catholic Prayer Books. All will be found neat and clean. It is of payments to suit purchaser. Tlie farm — The annual meeting of the State Teach­ of the late Wm. Dunbar, of this city, and “T. J. WOLFE, at very low prices. will bring 8 per cent, on this price for farm­ an uncle of County Treasurer W. B. Dun­ rnoa c. w. mckik and o. m. vobe, chase a secret until he has got his hands on $1,800. in the first degree, the following entry’ ap­ also, surely worth something to enjoy ers’ Association will be held in Sandusky, F. F. Ward, ing purposes and will bring four times the bar. audiior’s of kick, the rest. The object is apparent—he docs September 1—Susan Wilhelm, 2 story’ pears: Wm. C. Cooper heretofore appoint­ a good meal in a nice, quiet respecta­ {nice asked when sub-divided into lots. It June 26, 27 and 28. JANUARY 2, 1888.” ed to assist the Prosecuting Attorney in the Cor. Main and Vine streets. — This being the week of prayer appro­ — At the conclusion of the public instal­ Continuing Mr. McKee said: “Accept this not wish the owner of the remaining por­ frame bouse, Gambier avenue, estimated ble place. We assure any gentleman lies thirty miles South of Toledo in the Oil lation at the Armory, Monday night, eight tion to think that he is especially anxious cost, $1 000. trial of the above case is hereby allowed by For a first-class cigar, the best smoker that he need not hesitate to bring or and Gas region of Ohio. This is a great priate religious exercises are being held by memento as a remembrance of the pleasing the court the sum of two hundred dollars bargain as an investment. the several city churches. drums and 4 fifes were presented to the drum to buy it, or even that tlicie is any unusual September 15—Heil's of J. H. MeFarland, in town, go to the City’ Drug Store. 3 recommend our Ladies’ Parlors to his relations existing between yourself and the for bis services in said case. — The Y. W. C. T. V. was entertained by corps of the Sons of Veterans, which gift Auditor's office during your two terms as demand for property on the same street. 1 story’ frame building, 24x36 feet, on East lady friends. Ladies coining alone can No. 17-1. was accepted on behalf of the latter organi­ David B. Trimmer vs. Sarah Trimmer; A line of paints at cost at Beardslee’s. Mrs. Charles Bird, at her home on West Commissioner, and your uncompromising Secrecy means dollars and tents and that, in Water street, estimated cost, $100. depend on being verycourteously treat­ UGGIES—A first-class, nearly new, two zation by Mr. W. L. McElroy. The musi­ report of commissioners confirmed and Call soon, before the supply is exhaust­ seated Buggy for sale or exchange for Chestnut street, Monday evening. fidelity to the interests of the tax-payers of these day s means every thing. So the re­ SECOND WARD. ed. ed. We believe in being candid in this, Bvacant lot; also a good Side-Bar Buggy at cians will at once go into training and be­ quest is made to tlie real estate dealer to Ma.v 18—Jerome Rowley, 14 story barn, dower assigned. —“Two Old Cronies,'' an immensely'fnn- fore long the corps will be prepared to the county.” « Allen E. Borden vs. Edwin II. Borden et like in all other matters, and we aim reasonable price. keep the matter quiet. The real estate man 16x22 feet, rear of Rowley House, cost $40. If you want a first-class 5 or 10 cent ny comedy, will be the next attraction at furnish excellent music when jaiblic occa­ 3 Mr. Wolfe was taken completely by sur­ al.; assignment of dower and report of com­ ply say that the very fact of our being sion demands. says nothing, and the documents r garding September i7—Sarah Meyers, 2story addi­ cigar, go to Beardslee’s Drug Store. No. 175. the Opera House,on the evening of January prise, but accepted the present in a few, missioners confirmed. also interested in the liquor business AFE—A large double door combination 21st. — Prof. J. A. Shawan, of this city, modest words and thanked the donors for the transfer are slipped into an out-of-the- tion to bouse, 16x21 feet. West Gambier Special Attention. is no reason why any sensible lady S burglar and fire proof safe for sale at — Mrs. Dr. McElroy, residing on Eatt was elected President of the State Con­ their expressions of good will toward him. way corner of some drawerfora day or two. street, estimated cost, $300 one-third its original cost. COMMON PLEAS—NEW CASES. Watches—Gold, Silver and Filled— should hesitate for one moment to fre­ Chestnut street, slipped and fell upon the vention of School Examiners, which was At 2 o’clock in the afternoon a consider­ until the reporters have passed them. When third ward. all the most desirable movements kept Mary’ Snyder vs. William McNabb; suit quent our Dining Parlors. Our La­ ice one day lust week, breaking the bones held at Columbus last week. A resolution able number of gentlemen had assembled at the fact of the transfer finally becomes March 16—II. B. Magill, addition Indwel­ in stock. Prices from $6 00 upwards. No. 165. ling bouse, 12x24 feet, Coshocton avenue, brought to recover damages for breach of dies Dining Parlor is for the exclusive in her wrist. wras adopted recommending that the law the Court House to witness the inaugura­ known, the man who 1.as lost the opportu­ Give us a call. use of ladies, or gentlemen accompa­ ?ARM—65 AURES-3 miles West of Mt. — The melting, of the snow and the for­ fixing the length of certificates (three years) tion of the several county officials whose nity curses the reporter for careless work estimated cost, $3C0. marriage contract; damages claimed $10,- Many special bargains on desirable F Vernon; 62 acres under cultivation, 3 in cities of the second class be repeated and April 27—Mary’ M. Hull, 14 story barn, 000. In her petition the plaintiff claims that Goods which we wish to close. nied by ladies, and it is as much sepa­ acres timber; new house containing 7 rooms mation of an ice crust on the wheat fields, term of service commenced on that day. and perhaps the paper for lack of enter­ rate from our other business, as if the and cellar, stable and other out-huildings; it is feared, has done material injury to that changed so as to give county boards the Their official bonds’had been prepared by prise—all unjustly. 20x24 feet. East High street, estimated cost, McNabb promised to marry her in March, A full line of I’oeket Cutlery, Razors voang orchard, good well and cistern at the power to issue five year certificates, the 1886; that the day’ was set for September 2, and Scissors. F. F. Ward, same was owned by different persons. important cereal. the Prosecuting Attorney and examined and $200. bouse and springs on the farm. Price $60 per same as city boards. The issuing of marriage licenses is fie Cor. Main and Vine streets. We don’t know of any first-class hotel acre— $1,000 cash, balance on any kind of — Messrs. Bowman and Lliamon, execu­ approved by the County Commissioners. September 9—Mary M. Hull, brick addi­ 1886, and again postponed until September, — The several Masonic bodies of Mt. quently suppressed in a similar way except in Ohio that has not got a bar payments to suit the purchaser—would take tors of Daniel Bowman, advertise to sell in The amounts and sureties for each are as tion to bouse, 17x21 feet, on lot 17, East 1887, and that although she has been ready’ Vernon effected a temporary organization that the facts are not hidden from the press. Soft and smooth hands—use“LoL'on.” where liquors are sold, and who ever town property for part payment. this issue of the Banner, a desirable 160-acre follows: High street, estimated cost, $300. to enter into the connubial state with Wil­ Prepared at Beardslee’s Drug Store. last week, by electing the following officers: The names are entered in the great book heard of a lady refusing to stop there farm in Pike township. S. T. Vanatta, Commissioner, bond$5,000; FOURTH WARD. liam he still continues to give her the “cold No. 466. Chairman, H. L Curtis; secretary, E. E. of Hymen, but the request is appended, ( HIOICE VACANT LOT South end of — The public installation of the newly- sureties, H. M. Young and T. R. Head. March 25—Charles Whittington, 14 story shake ” Mange on Hogg and IIorgCN on that account. Our Bar and Dining Cnnningman. A committee consisting of “Please don’t publish.” Sometimes the in­ Gay street, suitable for business prop­ elected officers of Joe Hooker Post and the John Hammond, Infirmary Director, bond house, 16x28 feet, corner of Vine and Har­ Isaac T. Beum vs. Louisa Robinson, etal.; Can he cured by two or three applica­ Rooms are far more separate than in W. F. Baldwin, B. W. Martin, A. F. Stauf­ junction is heeded and sometimes it is not, tions of McDougall’s Dressing. Sold at erty. Price $900 on payments to suit pur Sons of Veterans, took place at the Vance $2,000; sureties, R. H. Hammond, John rison streets, estimated cost, $350. action on promissory note; amount claimed most hotels. We don’t want, nor we chaser. Discount for all cash down. fer and Frank Moore was selected to report bnt in the majority of cases it is. particu­ Beardslee’s Drug Store. Cadets Armory, Monday night. plans fora permanent organization, at the Tucker and Ellis Rightmire. March 25—Wm, Welsh, addition to house, $250. will not have the patronage of any but larly in cases where the reasons are candid­ No. 467. — On the first page of this issue of the meeting of the board of trustees, which John McCrory, Surveyor, bond $2,000; 18xlS feet, on lot 250, West Vine street, Victoria Parker and Elizabeth A. Mc­ Paint Brushes, White Wash Brushes respectable women. Our Dining will be held next Tuesday evening. ly stated and appear to be good. That re­ Gough vs. Maria Burris, et al.; suit brought ACRES, on Mansfield Avenue, ad­ Banner will be found a complete chrono­ sureties, William II. Cover and J. A. Fish. estimated cost, $50. and Artists’ Brushes, at Beardslee’s. Rooms will be open daily, except Sun­ joining the corporation of Ml. Ver­ — Mr. John S. Ringwalt is engaged in minds us that the list of marriage licenses 121 logical summaiy of the important local The oath of office was administered by FIFTH WARD. for assignment of dower and partition day, from 7:30 a. in. to 12 p. m., and non on the North, rich land, now in wheat, events in Knox county for the year 1887. making important improvements to his has a peculiar fascination for most women. May 14—C. L. Cochran, addition to house, real estate described in petition. Cheap Light. on Sunday from 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. No never-failing well—good building site, suit- property or. Main street—the second story Probate Judge Pealer, after which the spec­ ible for gardening, will sell all or divide at — The quail shooting season is ended It is to them what the stock quotations are 14x32 feet, on lot 7, Braddock’s Eastern ad­ You can buy more coal oil for GO cts liquors will positively be sold in either of which is to be used as a carpet depart tators were invited across the hall to the to the speculator. It is about the first item at Beardslee’s Drug Store, than any $200 per acre on any kind of payments dc- until November, 1888. Sportsmen can now Auditor’s office where a“spread” was served, dition, estimated cost. $200. PROBATE COURT NEWS. Dining Room. Fiist-class meals, 25c. ired. ment. An elevator will be constructed to of news that many women turn to: and place in the city. shoot only wild turkeys, wild ducks and consisting of nuts, candies, apples, and box­ June 20—Michael Mead, li story barn, Application to sell personal property at Oysters served in any style. Business make the new quarters easy of access. The when they' have devoured that and the No. 46N. rabbits, without conflicting with the law. 20x24 feet, on lot 27, East Burgeess street, private sale, filed by Frank Moore, assignee Cure lour Eyes. men will confer a favor on tlieir stairway entrance on Main street will be ( es of cigars, which rapidly disappeared into death notices, they are ready to surrender VACANT LOTS on Pleasant street, soft — Mr. O. T. Wright, residing on the new the capacious maws and hands of the some­ estimated cost $140. of L. A. Gaines, and same granted. friends as well as bestow one on us by water spring, fine building site. Price closed up, and Dr. Kirk will erect another the paper to some one else and go to the Porter’s valuable remedy tor Sore 4 Fair Ground road, fell from a hay mow, what “grasping” crowd. October 28—W. C. Trick, 2 story frame Final account filed by Nathan Simmons, bringing or recommending them to our $.'100 per lot; 10 per cent discount if all sold stairway on the Public Square for the ac­ neighbor’s for an hour’s gossip. Probably it Eyes is now kept for sale at Green's one day last week, alighting across a buggy commodation of the patrons of his building. bouse, 27x29 feet, on lot 76, II. B. Curtis’ Admr. of Daniel Pealer. Drug Store. It never fails to* give re­ place. Rest assured we will carry out at one time. is a great contraction of the truth to say wheel, causing painful injuries to his back. — Tuesday’s Columbus Journal contained addition, estimated cost, $1,000. Partial account filed by Demas Bricker, lief. Reference is made to Mr. Mills, our part (o the very letter, and if you STEALING TIME. “an hour’s gossip,” bnt if it is considered No. 160. — The remains of Wm. Crawford, a for­ the following item concerning a former guardian of Daniel Chadrick. Mt. Vernon, and Mrs. William Ran­ OMALL FRAME HOUSE on Braddock that this hour is made up of sixty preach­ consider a place such as we propose to mer resident of Knox county, who died ut Knox county lady: Mrs. S. N. Cook, of 341 A CoItiinbuM Courtesan Gets 80 LODGE ELECTIONS. Chambers Johns, Admr. of Leonidas som, of Gambier. 4augtf kJ street—a “drove well" guaranteed against er's minutes, the variance from strict verac­ conduct worthy of your patronage, royalty collection. Price $500 on payments of Delphi, Ind., arrived here via the B. & 0. Oak street, accidentally overturned a bucket Days in Jail Tor Taking a Johns; petition filed to sell land. ity will be acknowledged to be inconsider­ National Garment Cutting kindly let us have part of some. Come, $25 cash and $5 per month; rent only. road, Monday, and were taken to Gambier of water on a bed of hot coals yesterday, Uhfnuiuau’s Watch. • II. B. BANNING CAMP, S. OF V* Report of sale made b.v Frank Moore, as­ able. System. bring your people and make yourself lor interment. and the steam that arose enveloped her body Edith Anderson is the alias of a female of The regular election for officers of the signee of L. A. Gaines, and same confirmed. No. 470. at home in our place. Every conven­ MALL FRAME HOUSE on Prospec — An enjoyable social was held by the so completely that her face and hands, the unsavory reputatipn who arrived in this “U-u-u-h-li! 0-u-c-li!” above named society occurred last week In the matter of setting off a homestead Mr. W. N. Dunlap is in the city rep­ city from Columbus, on Thursday of last resenting the above system and may be ience connected. street, containing 3 rooms and cellar, congregation of the Episcopal church, at exposed parts, were badly scalded. She suf­ That is jierhaps as good an expression as and the other appointments were made to M. J. Workman, report of same filed. Sgood cistern, hut unfortunately have no fered much pain, but the best of care was week. After putting in the day visiting a Thursday evening, the follow ing being the Sale bill filed by John K. Ilaiden, Admr. found at the boarding house of Mrs. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sam'l Reynolds, bestowed upon her. and she will get along can ’>e put on {taper of the sounds that came McCombs, North Main street. Parties 'drove well." Price, $500 on payments of $25 Monday evening. The proceeds are for the number of drinking resorts she dropped in full list: of Mary Borden. cash, and $5 j»er month. I will pay rent no nicely, it is thought. from a man, after the theatre, Saturday desiring profitable employment should longer! benefit of the rectory fund. at the Chinese laundry, kept by Ying Lee, night, us he ran up with full force against Captain—II. H. Cassil. Margaret R. Dunn, Admrx. of Cynthia DifimEilii JiiiE, — A gentleman who recently returned on South Main street. She persuaded the investigate this matter at once and se­ — The household goods and other effects from the East says the opinion is expressed an empty box, that with others formed a First Lieutenant—Park Worley. S. Dunn; petition filed to sell real estate. cure an agency. Classes arc being Nu. 471. belonging to the Rowley House, assigned confiding celestial to allow her to remain pyramid in front of a South Main street Second Lieutenant—W. T. Critclifield. George B. Smith, aged 15, sent to Reform organized for instructions in thesystem. ACRES in Calhoun county, Iowa, by scientists, who have given the subject under his roof for the night. On Friday for the benefit of the creditors of L. A. consideration, that the alleged “water gas” business bouse. His shins were barked, Camp Council—W. D. Bell. G. A. Winter- Farm at Lancaster, for incorrigibility. decl-tf 40 black loam soil, 6 miles from county morning she again started out to do the SWEET CTUKR. seat—convenient to school, 1 mile from rail­ Gaines, were last week sold by Frank Moore, discovery is a bigger humbug than the Keely and the cuss words that fell from bis lips mute, C. E. Cochran. Theodore Workman, Admr. of Solomon road. Price $29 per acre on time to suit pnr- assignee, to Mr. Jerome Rowley. town, and basked in the company of one were enough to jairalyze a preacher. The Chaplain—W. F. Sellers. C. Workman; petition filed to sell real Where can I buy the best drugs and haser. perpetual motor fraud. It is also charged “Gin Sling,” until somewhat “weary.” First Sergeant—H. T. Bennett. druggist’s sundries? At Beardslee’s Drug Our Cider is made from sound, ripo — An empty coach attached to the morn­ that the scheme w’as devised by the mo­ iglit was dark, the pavements slippery Quartermaster Sergeant—Chas. Stevens. estate. Later on Ying Lee, discovered that his Final account filed by John C. Durbin, Store. a.id clean, hand-picked apples. It is a No. 172. ing express on the C.. A. & C. road, jumped nopolistic Gas Trusts in the larger cities of ith ice, and “navigation” was attended Color Sergeant—Ben Zeisloft. I CD ACRES in Pleasant township. 4 the track at Mt. Liberty, Saturday, and was the country to deceive the people, in order time piece, an 8 caret gold hunting-case with great danger of falling and breaking a Sergeant of the Guard—-W. D. Bell. Admr. of Peter Durbin; also by’ James F. Ladies and Gentlemen, straighten up wholesome tonic without being intoxi Principal Musician—W. A. March. A. O miles East of Mt. Vernon, hewed log thrown on its side in the ditch. The acci­ that a firmer hold could be maintained watch, had disappeared, and he naturally limb. Smith, Admr. of Jeremiah Smith; also by’ —get a pair of shoulder braces at eating, and will never disarrange the house, well. Price $700, on three equal pay­ upon the pur e-strings of the tax-pavers. Corporal of the Guard—Warren White. dent was caused by a broken rail. conjectured that the Anderson woman had W. L. Wynkoop, Admr. of Minerva Hooker. Beardslee’s. stomach, as artificial cider is likely to ments, or $600 all cash down. A bargain. — Mr. Kennan’s Russian article in the The ordinance against obstructing tlie Camp Guard—Walter Thayer. — For the inauguration of Gov. Foraker, swiped his super. He reported the matter sidewalks seems to be a dead-letter. Many Picket Guard—George Critclifield. Application filed by C. M. Rice, assignee do. It is far superior to any cheap January number of The Century is entitled Elegant odors in Perfumery, Fine No. 465. at Columbus, on Monday next, in addition to Marshal Blythe, who at once instituted a Installing Officer—L. G. Hunt. of M. J. Workman, to sell stock at private champagne. It is heavy bodied, rich “Russian Provincial Prisons,” and it in­ business men seem to think it is an evidence Delegate to Division Encampment—W. Dressing Combs and Brushes, Sponges, 17’ARM, 20 Hunts Station; uU to the regular trains on the B. cr acre, in payments of er of the Ashland Timer, and successful edi­ in town Wednesday. knocked from liis hand, or a bole punched B. F. Bowman and Mary’ E. Long. plaints, after having tested its wonder­ she stole anything she would be smart B. Elliott. $3410 cash and $290 a year until paid out; or, tor and manager of that paper for twenty- Mr. W. M. Koons, made a business trip through the top. There is also an ordinance Representative Grand Lodge, Max Meyers. Bert Bussell and Alice Beum. ful curative powers in thousands of will take house nnd lot in Mt. Vernon in five years, is confined to his home by serious enough not to be caught. against this nuisance, and the question is, Alternate—David Lewis. Sherman G. Pealer and Addie M. Benson. cases, has felt it his duty to make it part payment. A bargain! to St. Louis last week. known to his suffering fellows. Actua­ illness. He will be C5 years old on the 26th Ed. F. Seymour, of Mansfield, was in town why is it not enforced? The Mayor and City ROYAL ARCANUM. ted by this motive and a desire to re­ OYSTERS! Jimmie's Slew Y’ear’t* Gift. No. 456. of January. Thursday and Friday. Marshal should hold a conference and see if REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. lieve human suffering, I will send free — The barber shops of the city are now “Jimmie” Robinson, convicted at Ravenna something cannot be done to induce {>eople The following officers of Mt. Vernon The BEST OYSTERS sold in Cen ri^WO Splendid Building Lots on Walg Mrs. A. S. Miller, of Akron, was the guest Council, Royal Arcanum were duly’ install­ Eugene Wharton, Guard., to Samuel of charge, to all who desire it, this re- JL nut street, artesian well; price $400 for closed at 8 o’clock, p. in , except on Satur­ for the murder of Detective Hulligan, pass­ to observe the ordinances regulating the Fry, land in Butler...... $2200 00 ot Mrs. J. F. Stoeckle last week. ed last night: ceipe, in German, French or English, tral Ohio, are sold at the the corner lot, $350 for the other; or $700 day evenings. With other business houses Mr. Walter C. McFadden, of Colnmbus, ed over the C. A. A C. road, Monday, en­ above nuisances. Let a “general warning” John Estabrook et ux. to Samuel with full directions for preparing and for the two, on {tayments of $10 per month. route to the penitentiary to await execution Regent—C. T. Ensminger. Weill, land in College...... 250 00 closing their doors at 6 p. m., Mt. Vernon ait spent Monday evening in the city. be given, and then if it is not heeded, let an Vice Regent—J. S. Eairchild. Mattie E Elwell et al. to John R using. Sent by mail by addressing with No. 45N. night presents the appearance of a deserted lion, and Mrs. A. T. Ready returned on the 27tb of April next. The prisoner example be made by ordering a few arrests. Orator—S. C. Sapp. Tilton, lot in Mt. Vernon...... 2000 00 stamp, naming this paper, W.A. Noyes, Martin Richardson to Jesse Sewell, 149 Power’s Block, Rochester, N. Y. OYSTER BAY! 1 / l will buy a choice building lot country village. home to New Philadelphia, Monday. was in charge of (he Sheriff of Portage Collector—H. Graff. “The practice of giving tea and coffee to lots in Howard...... 1800 00 vzv/nn Stupar atnat, with arte­ — The Vance Cadets, Co.C, 17th regiment Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Smith, of Tiffin, were county and two deputies. They occupied Treasurer—W. F. Baldwin. dec29-eow sian well, 4 squares from B. & (). depot, on young children can not be too strongly’ con­ Chaplain—Israel Green. A D Melick to A C Scott, lots in OPP. P. O, MT. VERNON, O. 0. N.G., will go to Colnmbus, next Mon­ visiting old Mt. Vernon friends last week. chairs in the parlor car, while Mr. 0. G. Guide—Geo. R. Baker. Bladensburg...... 100 00 payments of One Dollar per Week 1 Who demned,’ said a physician to a Banner re­ Ask Your Grocer cannot save lftYcnts per day ? day, to participate in the inauguration cere­ Miss Louisa Bishop went to Wooster last Williams, representing a half dozen daily Warder—A. E. Rawlinson. A C Scott to A D Meliek, lots in porter. Continuing lie said: “Childhood is For a bottle of Ward’s Tomato Catsup We handle nothing but prime, salt monies of Gov. Foraker. A considerable week to attend the wedding of a lady friend. papers, noted down every incident of the trip. Secretary—Thos. V. Parke. Bladensburg...... 100 00 the period when nervous activity is very’ Representative to Grand Council—L G. S M Vincent to David Arbough, lots only 10 cents. Goct3m water stock. On account of the num­ No. 150. representation of the Republican Club will Dr. Weber and G. M. Upson, ofCleveland, The train stopped here for dinner, nnd as great. The brain is ever busy in receiving Hunt. in Jelloway...... 200 00 ber of Oysters wc serve by the dish, 1IIOICE Vacant Residence Lot, corner also take in the “doings.” were guests of the Curtis House, Tuesday. the news of his coming had preceded the Alternate—W. F. Baldwin. W J Blount to J W Donabey, land At Ileardslee’H Drug Store &c., we are compelled to handle only V_>CheStnut and Adams sts., three squares — Delaware having tried the prohibition noted criminal, a large crowd was at the new impressions. Reflex action, co-ordina­ in Jackson...... GOO 00 from B. & O. depot. Price $600 on longtime Dr. F. C. Larimore, attended a meeting of Can be found the popular Cough Cure, the very best grades. Wc sell you including an artesian well, which I agree to depot to satisfy their curiosity by a glimpse tion of the muscles and the sjiecial senses Flora McNabb to James White, lot Harper’s Balsam of Horehound and ordinance since the 15th of July last, on the Northern Ohio Medical Society, at Mans­ The Dow Law Tax. in Howard...... 700 00 solid Oysters every time and not water. put down. Monday night the village council repealed field, last week. at his mug. A Banner reporter was admit­ are all under a constant course of training. Tar. Price 35 cents—nothing better or Tlie nervous system is pushed to its utmost From the books kept for the purpose in Peter S Armstrong to Hugh Arm­ Our Oysters are undeniably the very No. 152. the same and adopted another law permitting Hon. John S. Braddock went to Colum­ ted to the car and had a good view of Rob­ strong, land in Pike...... 218900 surer in the market. capacity, and long is the list of victims that the Auditor's office, it is learned that the best, cleanest, largest and best flavored ACANT LOT on Chestnut street, three the saloons to operate between the hours of bus, Monday, to assume his duties as Sena­ inson, who is probably 40 years of age, 5 William L Harrod et al. to John W squares from B. & O. depot. Price $460 sum of $3,729 16 has been paid in to the Parle, lot in Brandon...... ’.. 440 00 Oysters sold in Mt. Vernon. If you V 7 a. m. and 10 o’clock p. m. tor from this district. feet 10 inches in height, wears a heavy follow its over-stimulation. In little people Administrator’s Notice. on long time, including artesian well. A nothing but barm can come from the use of Treasury for 1887, under the Dow tax law. Oscar Wilson et ux. to Margaret OTICE is hereby given that the under­ don’t think that wc have been doing BARGAIN. — On Saturday the First National Bank Ass’t Eng. A. B. Canaga, U. S. N„ and drooping mustache slightly tinged with Below will be found a complete list of those Averell, lot in Mt. Vernon...... 362 00 signed has been appointed and qual- gray, and would never be taken for a des­ such cerebral stimulants as tea and coffee.” Wm A Switzer to Susan Bull, land Nfied Administrator, de bonis non.of the etsh­e Oyster business of Mt. Vernon, to became the purchaser of the building in wife, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. B- who have paid the tax in Knox county. No. 451. which it is located, paying therefor the Waiglit, East High street. perado. He recognized an old Pittsburgh in Berlin...... 700 00 tate of satisfy yourself examine the Express Bean-Bag Parties are becoming quite Those {>aying $100 are licensed to sell all J G Stevenson, Sheriff, to Cooper FRANCIS WILKINS, Company’s books. That tells the tale. CHOICE Building Lot, corner Adams sum of $10,500 to the owner, Mrs. J. G. Mrs. Joe A. Patterson, of the Arnold Flats, acquaintance on the platform, named John popular in Mt.Yernon.and for the benefit of A Waiglit, land in Brown...... 2500 00 late of Knox County, Ohio, deceased, by the and Sugar streets, four squares from B. kinds of liquors and those who pay’ $50 can We sell the same grade of goods as A,. tlie Celebrated Herman Spe­ Yale College, according to the an­ J ulia A Hagaman 13 pt Elmwood 14-100 248 5 31 cialist, of New York, by request of many friends ami patients, lias OWNER s NAME. T. QR. S. LOT. DESCRIPTION. VAL. TAXES Jos H Hull...... 13 house on pt Elmwood 900 19 26 nual catalogue just issued, has a total MinnieMcGibenyl3 McGibeny sub div 12 10 415 8 86 decided to visit of 1,245 students. JACKSON TOWNSHIP. Same...... 13 Sarah Norris.... 10 23 pt e i N W 50-100 $ 45 $ 1 28 “ “ 8 32 1330 28 46 A New York house has received an J F &JAPhillips.l3 n pt 11 3 434 9 28 Samuel II David- Emma J Newell..l3 n w cor 3 125 0-317030 7 98 MT. VERNON, TUESDAY, JANUARY 17th, 1888, order for 2,000,000 five cent postage aon...... 10 19 n w pt n w 40 270 5 49 Rachel Tilton.... 13 pt Elmwood 1 82 1 74* Consultation and examination Free and Confidential in their Parlors at the CUR­ stamps for use in Chili. David Hayden...10 18 s w pt s w 7 25-100 131 3 72 Rebecca Watson.13 G M I) Holtz...... 10 12 se pt s e 23 400 6 p Davis farm 50-100 52 1 10 Louisville and Pittsburgh have gas at 11 38 MILLER TOWNSHIP. TIS HOUSE, from S a. in. to .3 p. in. OXE 1HY OXLY. Wra Johnson,Jr..lO 1 n pt e 1 n e 18 178 5 04 Harvey Crosby...13 n cent pt 15 5 129 2 49 $1 a thousand feet. New York and Jer­ Chas Kirk...... 10 22 n I n w 80 360 7 33 Elizabeth Jarvis..l3 s e pt 25 2 50-100 75 1 45 Dr. France describes the different diseases better than the sick can themselves. It is a wonderful gift for anvonc sey City pay $1.25. Collin McQueen..l0 23 n e pt s w 50-100 15 44 Same...... 13 n pt 32 33 50-100 1018 19 60 to possess. The Doctor’s diagnostic powers have created wonder throughout the country. A written guarantee H C Rinehart.... 10 20 s wpt se 40 360 7 33 Catharine Shafferl3 23 99 Same...... 10 21 n w pt n e 40 433 8 80 e and s pt 3 3 5 34-100 1 245 givep with every case that is Curable. The France Medical and Surgical Institute, of Columbus, Ohio, is the only A Reward of $500 Emma W Gard­ Same...... 13 s w cor 13 3 60 1 16 is offered by the manufacturers of Dr. J C Hartsock...... Brandon 6 1 539 10 38 Medical Institute in the State Incorporated with a capital of $300,000. Our capital stock ami references given below ner...... Bladensburg lot 9 479 15 23 R E Glaze...... __ pt 9 48-100 2 72 indicate that we are Reliable and Responsible. Sage’s Catarrh Remedy, for a case of E W Halh...... do 50 ft s pt 3 & 4 115 2 65 Jennie E Ward... pt 9 125-100 85 2 (5 catarrh which they cannot cure. The Nancy Hess..... do s 17 &8 130 3 00 Amos Wright..... pt 27 25-100 190 3 65 ’37TIJB MEDICAL & SUTfcG-ICLAJL. INSTITUTE. mild, soothing, cleansing and healing SPECIAL DISTRICT. Same...... • pt 37 47-100 40 76 INCORPORATED 1883. CAPITAL, 8800,000.00. W H Frey...... 10 7 s w cor w pt s w 'ft 50-100 225 3 93 properties of this remedy are irresis- Uriah Walker.... pt 27 and 37 80-100 315 6 10 TLLEPKONE 882. IYo. 30 WEIST GXY STREET, COEUMBUS, O. TELEPHONE 863. t&ble. Fifty cents, by druggists. Sarah Mercer.... 10 13 w J n w 80 1201 27 59 MILFORD TOWNSHIP, Perry D Harris .10 6 s w pt 8 e and house 1 40-100 630 15 99 Joseph Butcher ..14 w3 n e pt 3 4 50-100 123 2 25 Established for the Treatment of all forms of CHRONIC DISEASES, and DISEASES of the EYE and EAR. Atec, PRIVATE DISEA8E8. BUTLER TOWNSHIP. Two East Jordan, Mich., hunters fol­ J P Davis’ heirs.. 14 4 s w n w and pt n e 23 50-100 644 17 25 John R Carpen­ JA&JPDavis’ hrsl4 5 pt w pt n e 5 293 5 38 lowed a deer track for six miles a few ter...... 10 s pt 9 30 360 6 76 Isaac H Linton ..14 e3 pt s e pt 10 60-100 250 6 72 days ago and then fonnd that it had Harman Lepley..l0 pt e pt 22 17 202 3 77 Thos D Smith.... 14 10 e cent pt n w 35 685 12 63 GEO. E. BAKER, been made by a pig. Lydia McKee..... 10 n & w pt 9 69 1088 20 41 S T Vanatta...... 14 n e cor 10 5 05-100 137 2 53 Same...... 10 e cent pt 9 49 588 11 03 The State Line Coal Company of| Loyd Nichols...... 10 n e cor location lot 50 748 14 02 LIBERTY TOWNSHIP. East Palestine Ohio, has received a wire Same...... 10 s e cor location lot 1 20 36 Matison Bedell...l4 6 pt n w pt 14 16-100 117 2 96 Same...... 10 17 97 1936 36 34 Jos P Davis’ hrs.,14 6 s w cor 26 10 395 6 98 DaUGGIS11 rope two miles long from Liverpool, J B Hixenbaughl4 6 w J n pt 2 50 1122 19 82 England, to be used in its mines. Same...... 10 w 1 7 240 5985 112 34 Same...... 10 e pt 10 55 50-100 1861 34 92 Jno B Lewis’ lirsl4 6 n w pt 1 80 2115 37 40 MT. VERNON, OHIO. Mary Jane Strick Ann L McBride..l4 6 n pt 13 16 608 10 73 My son has been afflicted with nasal er...... 10 6 4 w pt n e 13 259 4 85 Same...... 14 6 s pt 16 2 50-100 66 1 17 Sell all the Patent Medicines catarrh since quite young. I was in­ Leendes Smith ...10 G 8 n 1 n e n w 23 229 4 26 W R Proper...... 14 6 W cent pt lO&e cent pt 17 7 75-100 359 6 35 duced to try Ely’s Cream Balm, and be­ Geo Toothman...l0 6 25 pt s cent s w 3 59 1 09 Eliza J Parker.... 14 6 wptsptlO 1150-100 325 5 70 Advertised in this paper. Hodson Wilson..l0 6 sept 5 52 50-100 Same...... 14 6 s w pt n e pt 5 36 50-100 1139 20 28 fore he had used one bottle that dis­ 847 15 89 n pt 14 67-100 70 Marchl8 .1581. agreeable catarrhal smell had all left Same...... 10 6 13 78 933 17 49 W H Smith...... 14 6 1 23 Same...... 10 6 e end 19 30 359 6 72 Hannah J Smith.14 6 pts 14 and 15 4 42-100 537 9 49 him. He appears as well as anyone. Margaret WilsonlO 6 s w cor 1 50 500 9 38 Barzilla Hurd.... 14 6 cent pt 5 41 89-100 1020 26 18 It is the best catarrh remedy in the A G Wolfe...... 10 6 19 s pt n w 20 240 4 49 Same...... 14 6 e side 5 36 35-100 885 22 85 market.—J. C. Olmstead, Arcola, Ill. UI NION TOWNSHIP, W C White...... 14 6 sptll 2015-100 454 8 03 Mr. A. Nichols suffered from catarrh Richard Arnold..l0 8 25 n e pt n e 5-1 50-100 979 21 16 Same...... 14 6 2 ne and secor 9 13 50-100 400 7 07 Levi Ashburn.... 10 7 18 n w s e 40 380 8 20 J P Davis’ heirs.. Mt Liberty 41 167 2 94 for years. He purchased a bottle of 25,27,29.31,33,35.37.38,39,43,45,47,49, 192 3 40 FRED. 1 CLOUGH Nelson Burris.... 10 7 4 pt n w 52 75-100 1503 32 49 Same...... Ely’s Cream Balm of us. He is now al­ Joanna Davis..... 23 441 7 78 most cured, and says you cannot re­ A G Black...... 10 8 24 s i s e 60 1310 28 32 —DEALER IN— Same...... 10 7 4 n w pt n e 2 50-100 61 1 31 David Mastellar... “ 59 Thatcher add 192 3 40 commend it too highly.—Evers Bros., PeterConkle’s hrslO 7 12 s w 160 2666 57 65 D K Waldruff..... 92. 93 Higgins add 70 1 24 Druggists, Independence, la. 5Jan2t. Henrietta Dun­ WAYNE TOWNSHIP. lap...... 10 7 pt s e cor n w 3 25-100 110 2 38 James Cooper.... 14 7 2 n pt 19 Me Too Platt, who never forgets Hettie Farmer.... 10 7 s w pt 38 50 595 12 86 Adelia Easterday.14 7 1 cent pt 10 7 4 pt s e cor n w 10-100 Jas A Chai fa nt....14 7 4 ‘ s w pt 22 face recently alluded to his blunder in I Greer & Gaines...10 10 48 Or. FRANCE, of New York, the welt known Specialiat In Chronic D. OTKO i?RUTH, Cd. D., the celebrated German Specialist, of Nsw resigning from the Senate. This seems 1 Wash WHwyanHtt ...... 110A 7 4 pt e pt s w 40-100 305 6 58 O Fuller Green Valley J pt 13 Diseases and Diseases of the Eye and Ear, Principal. York, Surgeon in Charge. to prove that Mr. Platt remembers a Same...... 10 7 7 pt n w o 20 44 Margaret AHarrisl 4 1 sped dist pt s w pt 3 fact as well as he remembers a face. Alonzo Hess...... 10 7 4 e i e pt s e 46 87-100 1275 27 55 FREDERICKTOWN. DR. FRANCE, of New York, the well known and successful Specialist in Chronic Diseases and Diseases of the Eye and Ear, Same...... „.10 7 7 ein ene 7 37-100 153 3 30 Nora A Braddock pt 1 A 2 Barrington add on account of his large practice in Ohio, has associated himself with D. OTHO FRUTH, M. D., the celebrated German Specialist, Secretary Fairchild has ordered a Wm Humbert....10 7 16 pt s pt s w 25-100 114 2 45 SJ Castner...... s | 31 old plat W B & F Snyder. 10 8 21 w pt n e 135-100 138 2 80 of New York, who has resigned his position in the Provident Medical Dispensary to take charge of the France Medical /nsliluic, whets pretty clean sweep of the Republicans Same...... s I 30 old plat all forms of Chronic, Nervous and Private Diseases will be successfully treated on the most Scientific Principles. remaining in the New England custom Susanna Brill- B F Dever...... 13 w pt 1 hart...... Mt Holly 57 Hibbitts' add 82 1 76 Mary A Fox...... 92 and house old plat A FAIR PROPOSITION.—Intelligent people,the world over,when the reason is appealed to and prejudice is laid aside, can a’way* be relied upon to rtiuh houses. “ 24 old plat a correct conclusion in any matter that may be presented to them. It is in this way Dr. France, the founder of the France Medical institute, i t No. 8U Jas W Fouch.... 725 15 67 Lucy M Love.... 3 Potter’s sub div West Gay stteet, desires to meet the public, and discuss the manner in which he undertakes to cure chronic diseases. He places his proposiiinii< lit this It’s a risky thing for a man to blow John Reed...... “ 43 Hibbitts’ add 28 58 M P Minter...... 13 n w pt 2 wis .: Are you accustomed to think and act for yourself? If so, then do not heed the counsel of skeptical and prejudiced friends, or jealous physicians, his own horn down in Jackson, Mies. W B & F Snyder “ 30 432 9 61 Elizabeth Rigby..14 pt 1 27 but listen to what we have to say. You perhaps know nothing of us or our system of treatment, or of the business methods we euiploy. You may imagine, Two men were killed there for indulg Marium Smith... “ 2 and bam Gardner's add 333 6 07 Ann R Sherwood. 110 old plat — you know nothing of our facilities and advantages of perfecting cures in cases beyond the reach or aid of the general practitioner. Knot* i g to thing, Same...... “ 51, 52, Hibbitts’ add 166 5 25 AND---- then, cf all these advantages, you still know as much as the would-be friend or physician, who never loses an opportunity totradui e and mi^reprejent u , and ing in that amusement recently. G N Tavener...... e pt 26 and 35 * adice the afflicted against us. We wish to add further that we are responsible and invite you to come and visit ourtn stint lion; and if you find ou invtttU II Rightraire...... Millwood 33 464 10 60 Jemima B Gest... 16 ex 39 by 81 ft old plat Phoebe Lepley...l0 7 16 s pt s w 110-100 IsTflTd i UTUfl i mPfiT iT ffiU I ' vuon that we have mistated or misrepresented in any particular, our institution, Our advantages or our success in curing Chronic Dim aser, we will 137 3 13 MIDDLEBURY TOWNSHIP. ■ Il IT It h V IN It A X I Hl I A It I I I rladly bear the expense of your trip. We court honest, sincere investigation, and are.glad and anxious to show interested people what we can do and at • In Brief, And to the Point. BUCKEYE CITY. • Jit G llU I 11, U • ll IJl DUlXlD X A . d inc for suffering humanity. Can a proposition be plainer? Can an offer be more fair and business-like ? If, therefore, > cu are afflicted and art seeking 23 n e line 3 88 1 74 Dyspepsia is dreadful. Disordered Wm Burris...... 63 Ross addition 412 13 11 David Baxter.... 14 8 rcii f, come where genuine ability is a ruling feature, where success is our watchword and the alleviation of human suffering our mission. Christian Brown pt out lot 7 15 47 Victor E Brown..l9 18 3 s cent pt n w 06-100 196 3 91 They adopt the following plan, which is peculiar to the Urge hospitals, and is not and never has been the practice of country doctors, vis: They care­ liver is misery. Indigestion is a foe to Thos Ewers...... 19 18 1 wine 80 2543 50 74 fully note the symptoms of the patient, ascertain the conditions of thesnternal organs, examine Eye, Ear and Throat by the most recent and t | proved Wash Hyatt.... - 21 Ross add 29 94 instruments and methods, all c I which they carefully record in their register for future reference. In this way they : scertain the true nature of tint di- eas- good nature. Elizabeth Law— 9, 10 Ross atld 470 14 96 Sarah Johnson... 14 8 cent pt 9 50-100 113 2 26 and its cause. Knowing the disease, they know the changes it produces in the tissues, and, knowing the changes, they check them with specific retr.edi Elmer L Keys.... 19 18 10 e pt s w and w pt s e 35 02-100 1135 32 36 SIGN OF BIG WATCH...... ‘ . .. .. — - if, ‘ The human digestive apparatus is Clarissa Tooth- d place the patient on the high road to recovery. When sick people consult them they readily tell them whether they can cure or help thint, cr if tl man...... 81 Ross add 123 3 92 Geo W Kinney...14 8 22 cent pt n w 75-100 119 2 38 are beyond hope. one of the most complicated and won­ Geo Weirick...... 85 69 Wm &JuliaPaul.l9 18 3 plat B s centpt 20-100 106 2 10 MT. VERNON, OHIO. The examinations are in accordance with anatomical and physical science, and they will convince the most skeptical. By an examination they v ill 2 20 8 20 s cent pt n w 550-100 329 6 58 convince any one of the nature and extent of disease, amount of danger to life, and chance of a perfect cure. Believingth.it science is truth, aid. ‘lr t'. is derful things in existence. It is easily Same...... 84 101 3 20 Eliza Vore...... 14 28aprly mi hty and will prevail" when known, and knowing that disease can be cured, with positive certainty, they invite the afflicted to call and receive aovico put out of order. Peter Pearl...... w i 3 “ 168 5 36 John T Ewers.... Waterford 36 ft e side 12 89 1 77 free and be cured of their diseases. Greasy food, sloppy food, tough food, Jac Workman... 31 326 10 37 R M Zolman...... 17 and 19* 271 ■5 38 There is no subject that requires so much study and experience as the treatment and cure of Chronic Diseases. The astounding success and remarkable bad cookery, mental worry, late hours, DANVILLE. HILLIAR TOWNSHIP. cures performed by them arc due to the long study of the constitution of man, and the cure of diseases by natural remedies. Let those given up by others 46 Allen Borden..... Hilliar Village 5 153 call for examination. They have successfully treated the followtt g diseases since their arrival in this Star ; Eye and Ear Diseases Chronic Di it; heca, irregular habits, and many other things Fannie Burris.... 465 14 19 “ 20 312 Chronic Inflammation of the Womb,Chronic Inflammation of the Bladder,Painful or Irregular Menstruation(Fcvcr Sorts and Ulcers. Incontinence i f Urine, CW Barre...... 65 Grant’s add 192 5 86 W L Mills...... MERCHANT TAILORING! Tape Worms, Crooked Limbs and Enlarged loiuts, Spinal Curvatures, Club Foot, Hip Joint Diseases, Whit ■ Swelling, Discharging Abresses, Sterility or which ought not be, have made Ameri­ Joseph Butler.... 68 633 19 31 Edward Mehan... “ 21, 22, 23 249 Birrcnness, Nervous and General Debility, Prostration and Impotencv. Disease of the Kidneys and Bladder, L ucorrheaor Whiles, Blotches and Pimples, can people a nation of dyspeptics. Same...... 72 14 41 Joseph Riggs..... 7 144 Skin Diseases, Dyspepsia, Constipation, liropsy. Cancer, Epileptic Fit", Erysipelas, Gravel, Goitre, Gleet, Gonnorrhat.a, Hydrocele, Heart Disease, l iver But Green’s August Flower has done Ellen Riggs...... “ 6 24 Disease, Headache, Piles, Hysteria, Sypltillis, St.Vitus Dance, Chronic Dysentery, EnlargoU Tonsils, Fever ami Ague, Fistula in Ann, Hernia or Rupture, Same...... s i 70 “ 58 1 77 “ out lot 2 1 60-100 55 Ovarian Tumors, Paralysis or Palsy, Prolapsus Uteri, Bronchitis, Asthma, Catarrh, Scrofula, Consumption, Chronic Cough, Female Weakness, Sperma­ a wonderful wonderful work in reform­ Emily Critclifield 58 old plat 283 8 65 A Trimmer...... torrhoea, Rheumatism, etc. ing this sad business and making the R M & W A E CENTREBURG SPECIAL DISTRICT. American people so healthy that they Critchfield..... 58 old plat 20 60 Theodore Crowl...l5 5 3 pt 34 1450-100 910 22 41 G. P. FRISE CURING OF PILES GUARANTEED.—Will case and absolutely restore perfect manhood. Cures guaranteed. No risks incurred. Currc* pond- J W Rinehart..... 15 5 t s w pt 35 35 1185 29 18 give $1,000 for any case of failure. No money re­ TO MIDDLE-AGED MEN.—There are many ence promptly answered, and medicines sent free can enjoy their meals and be happy. J B Emerick...... 10, 11, 12 old plat 278 8 49 quired of responsible parties. from observation to all parts of the United States. Same...... 13 old plat 619 18 89 Ira Barr...... Cent reburg 32 old plat 288 9 52 HAS JUST OPENED UP A STOCK OF from the >ge of 30 to GU who are troubled with fre­ Remember:—No happiness without Eliza Burkholder 109, 110 Armstrong add 432 14 23 YOUNG MEN—Who have become victims cf quent evacuations of the bladder, often accom­ DISEASES OF WOMEN—We have a rpei ial Same...... 1, 2, 3, old plat 79 2 41 29 43 solitary vice, that dreadful and destructive habit, panied by a slight burning or smarting sensation, department, thoroughly organized, and devoted health. But Green’s August Flower Francis Durbin... 69 & n | 70 Grant’s add 65 1 98 E B Cook...... pt 18 old plat 894 which annually sweeps to an untimely grave thou­ weakening the system in a manner the patient can­ exclusively to the treatment of diseases of women, brings health and happiness to the dys­ Louisa J Payne... n i 31 and 32 and pt 30 old plat 493 15 94 Same...... 56, 57. old plat 67 2 20 sands of young men of exalted talent and brilliant not account for. On examination of the urinary Evciy e.iac consulting our specialist, whether by peptic. Ask your druggist for a bottle. Same...... 87, 91 and n i 89 and 90 Grant’s add 58 1 77 Same...... 96,97, 98, old plat 240 7 90 intellect, may call with confidence. deposits a ropy sediment will he found, and some­ letter < r in person, is given the most careful aud Emma Platz...... w pt 43 old plat 301 Cook & Grant..... 58 and 59 and planing mill 567 18 69 New Piece Goods, DR. FRANCE—After years of experience, has times small particles of albumen will appear, or the considerate attention. Important <■: ses (and we Seventy-five cents. 14Apr-ly-eow. 9 19 225 7 41 discovered the greatest cure known for weakness color will be a thin or milkish hue, again changing c t few which have not baffled the skill of all the Josephus Shaw.... 61 Grant’s add 47 1 43 Chas Crowell...... 218 Union add to a dark or torpid appearance. There are many nome physician^ have the benefit of a full council Tracey Debolt.... 44 old plat 432 14 23 a the back and limbs, involuntary discharges, im- A Dover, N. II., woman haunted by Same...... old plat 18, 22, 23, 26 and pt 20 and house on 23 523 12 65 potency, general debility, nervousness, languor, men who die of this difficulty, ignorant cf the cause, o< ? killed i periahsts. In treatment of diseases pe­ Oliver Shaw...... 62 Grant’s add 50 2 20 Forabe & Brent- hriipud Domestic Cassimerea, . enfurion of ideas, palpitation of the heart, timidity, which is a second stage of seminal weakness. Wc culiar to females, our success has been marked, the fear ot burglars, hid a considerable Thomas Shaw.... 24 old plat 420 12 82 linger...... 112, 113 Rinehart add 648 21 33 treu-bling, dimness of sight, or giddiness, diseases wilt guarantee a perfect cure in all such cases, and over two-thirds of our patients being ladies, old, sum of money several months ago so Haymann&D’Ar- of the head, throat, nose or skin, affections of a healthy restoration of the genito-urinary organs. ycung, married, single, rich and poor. Our method Sophia Shaw...... 16 ft w side 48 old plat 15 46 Worsteds, Cheviots the liver, lungs, stomach, or bowels—those terrible PRIVATE DISEASES—Blood Poison,Venereal is entirely free from objectionable features of the securely that she has since been unable cev...... 201 It, 43 old plat 264 11 97 general practitioner, namely, ** Local treatment.** Same...... 40 old plat 240 7 32 11 06 disorders arising from the solitary vice of youth— Taint, Gleet, Stricture, Seminal Emissions, Lovs of to fiud it. Same...... 34 J 24 73 Reuben Jennings 46 old plat 336 and secret practices, blighting their most radiant Sexual Power, Weakness of Sexual Organs, Want Wc seldom find it necessary. We prepare reme­ Same...... 47, 70, 71, old plat 251 8 23 OVEIUOATLVGS, hopes or anticipations, rendering marriage impos­ of Desire in Male or Female, whether from Impru­ dies, constitution;.! and local, as the case demands, Jacob Schindler- 8 23 1 02 7 54 and instruct ladies how to treat themselves. A New York firm recently received Margaret J Whin- E F Jaynes...... 95 Armstrong add 229 RICH, NEW AND NOVEL. sible. Take one candid thought before it is too dent habits ol youth or sexual habits of mature a communication from Georgia on the nery...... 45 2153 65 74 John Kelly...... 15 5 4 n cent pt 10 50-100 408 13 43 Itttc. A week or month may place your case beyond years, or any cause that debilitates the sexual EPILEPSY, OR FITS—Positively cured by a Centreburg 102 Armstrong add 408 13 43 the reach <•{ hope. Mv method of treatment will functions, speedily and permanently cured. Con­ new and never-tailing method. envelope of which were 252 words for JEFFERSON TOWNSHIP. Lucy Murphy..... Pants Patterns not Excelled! Must be ipeedby an 1 permanently cure the tnest obstinate sultation fice ana strictly confidential. Absolute the direction of the postal authorities. Wm Body...... 10 8 17 pt w pt s w 40 950 22 6.5 Abraham Reedy.. 124 158 5 21 Wm O Horn...... IP 9 3 17 and house and barn 100 2036 46 75 FlorenceBW ygel 37 old plat 216 7 10 Seen to be appreciated. To Whom it May Concern: We, the undersigned, do. cheerfully and conscientiously recommend Drs. France ; nd Fruth as gentlemen of rare pro­ Martin L Hess...10 8 . n pt s w 66 Jas M Osborn..... 15 e nt 1 and mill 33-100 523 17 75 fessional ability, ripe in judgment, humane to a fault, considerate in price, and enthusiastic for the relief of their fellow men, and wc therefore urge the Greatly Excited. 930 22 20 MOUNT VERNON—FIRST WARD. afflicted tc avail themselves of their superior skill. Same...... 10 8 s w n w 35 460 10 97 These Goods will be cut, trimmed Granville M. Weeks, M. D., L. L. D.. President Provident Dispensary, N. Y ; • T. Merideth Maxwell, A. M., M. D., N. Y.; Orvin Pomeroy, M. D., Not a few of the citizens of Mt. Ver­ Malinda Huff­ Alice J Bumpns.. Thomas’ add 480, 481 1379 75 58 and made to orderin FIRST-CLASS STYLE N. Y.; V. M. Davis, M. D , N. Y.J W. F. White, A. M , M. D.^Toronto, Canada; F. H. Rortck, M 1 f, Chicago, 111 ; Dr Gardner, Painesville,O. non have recently become greatly ex man...... 10 9 3 w i 28 50 611 14 55 Same...... Factory add 12 141 7 73 and as reasonable as living CASH PRICES Also, Farmers’ National Bank, Findlay, O.; First National Bank, Fostoria, O ; Second National Bank, Bucyrus. O ; Fourth Nation. . It ,nk, Columbus, O. cited over the astounding facts, tha Casper «fc Sarah Mattie E Elwell.. Eastern add 63 1074 58 84 willallow. Pleasecall; I will begladto see FREE EXAMINATION OF THE URINE —Each person applying for medical treatment should rend or bring from 2 to 4 ounces of urine, Miller...... 10 8 e J s w 80 2469 58 91 Louisa Feaster... Rogers’ add 44 376 15 02 you,and Goodsshown with pleasure. which will receive a careful chemical and microscopical examination. Persons ruined in health by Unlearned Pretenders, who keep trifling with them several of their friends who had been Lydia U A Keeferl3 6 1 adjoining Pleasant iwp 20-100 188 7 50 dtonth after month, giving poisonous and injurious compounds, should apply immediately. pronounced by their physicians as in­ Christ Swartz.... 10 8 w pt s w 39 550 13 10 GEO. P. FRISE, V/fi it£ FI F f? P I !l PIERFQ Perfected in old cases which have been neglected or un>KillfuIly treated No experiments or failure*. Parties Wm Hose...... Greersville 24 112 2 6« M & E Park...... B & H add 49 316 20 59 Ward’s Building, Vine Street, Opposite (VUnUCnrUL wunto treated by mail and express, but where possible, prson <1 consultation is preferred. Cur ihle Cares Guaranteed. curable and beyond all hope—suffering Wilmina Hoag­ Olive Singer...... 13 6 1 pt 1 in G 20-100 752 30 05 Post-office. Nov3tf List of questions sent free. Address, with postage, Dr. FRAKCE. Ho* 30 Wf-sl Co* St.ruat. t.jlumtiup. tl. with that dreaded monster Consump­ land...... “ 9 58 1 38 Mathew White- B & H add 36 .86 3 42 tion—have been completely cured by F B Shrimplin. “ 19, 20 235 5 60 Same...... Rogers add n | 8 400 15 98 Same..... “ 23 40 Sophia C Worley 21 • 494 19 72 Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consump­ 17 SECOND WARD. tion, the only remedy that does cure all BROWN TOWNSHIP. 235 9 37 _a.zr,cla_zde: throat and lung diseases, Coughs, Colds, Cate Fish...... 11 8 4 s e pt n e pt 15 1 47 89 A J Severns.... N L add Thos B Gaines...ll 8 22 s e 160 4186 81 08 C M Sealts.... old plat 36x66 ft w end 201 2S4 11 34 Asthma and Bronchitis. Same...... 11 8 22 n w 160 3600 69 91 Jacob Walker. Bixby add 13 190 7 58 Trial bottles free at G. R. Baker & Same...... 11 8 21 n w cor s w THIRD WARD. Merchai t Tailoring Establishment Greatest Bargains 20 451 8 75 Son’s (sign of Big Hand) Drug Store, Isabella Gaines.11 8 22 s cent pt n e 9 152 2 93 Joseph M Byers- old plat 78 1504 60 09 large bottles, $1.00. Jos Hanger...... 11 8 11 e pt s e 10 306 9 05 John Barrett...... Ransom add 12 350 13 98 Susan Butler.... Brownsville 66 C C Baugh...... 13 6 1 in G 46-100 470 18 77 143 3 95 610 24 37 Wonderful Cures. Amelia Sheriff... 63 and bam 461 8 24 Adaline Church- Braddock’s F G add 42 HOWARD TOWNSHIP, Same...... do 43 60 2 37 W. D. Hoyt & Co., Wholesale and Amos Baker..... 11 7 3 pt 17 105 Munson Dauben- 2983 51 56 360 14 38 DRY GOODS! Retail Druggists of Rome Ga., say: We Same...... 11 7 3 e pt 16 93 50-100 2366 40 89 speck...... do 93 have been selling Dr. King’s New Dis­ Farmers Ins Co..ll 7 4 pt 3 20-100 987 23 50 Wm R Hart.... Eastern add 13. 22 1081 43 18 Have received a magnificent line of Imported and I>ome*tie Chris Bricker....11 7 1 Susan McManis.. Braddock’s F G add 36 60 2 37 covery, Electric Bitters and Bucklen’s w pt 19 28 50-100 534 9 22 3619 144 61 Fabrics, embracing all the Novelties, consisting of Cassiiueres, Ever offered in Mt. Vernon, for the Arnica Salve for two years. Have Same...... 11 7 1 n pt 24 44 825 14 26 Ellen S McFeely Block B pt 10 O P Johnson.... 11 7 3 n w pt 25 247 4 22 Same...... old plat i e 4 13 and 14 235 9 38 <'l»eviots. Worsteds, Etc,, for their never handled remedies that sell as Ellen M McCul­ Milton Mahaffey. Brs ex add n 4 35 and pt n 4 34 423 16 90 Month of December, 1887. well, or give such universal satisfaction. lough...... 11 7 3 n w cor 15 257 4 44 Henry Stoyle..... Braddock F G add 57 185 7 38 There have been some wonderful cures John and Matil­ Nancy Stoyle..... do 56 60 2 38 FALL TRADE! FALL TRADE! It will pay any the every consumer to investigate prices effected by these medicines in this city. da McManis.... 11 7 w pt 30 10 385 6 65 N M Sapp...... Brs ex add s e cor 57 20-100 235 9 38 Several cases of pronounced consump­ Jas Penhorwoodll 7 pt# 17 508 8 76 D Sanderson’s hrs 120x198 ft off 45 and 47 101 4 02 before making a single purchase in Same...... 11 7 pt w p t 3 11 FOURTH WARD* Which is complete, and embraces some of the finest patterns ever placed on tion have been entirely cured by the 271 4 67 114 858 34 28 use of a few bottles of Dr. King’s New Same...... 11 7 e pt 27 18 499 8 62 Thos F Cole...... N W add exhibition in this city. All our goods are properly shrunk before making up. Chas D Smith....11 7 pt w pt 15 5 125 2 16 Devin & Israel Complete Fits guaranteed. Our prices will he found as low as good substantial Discovery, taken in connncction with Jas Thompson...11 7 e pt 29 37 54-100 1295 22 38 undivided i.... 13 6 2 pt 8 4 14-100 470 9 46 Electric Bitters. We guarantee them L B Blake...... Howard Village 7 I A II add 81 1 92 Isaac Errett...... old plat w 4 223 and 224 846 33 7 workmanship will warrant. Large Line of GENTS’ FI KN* A C Fowler...... 13 6 2 lot west of Jackson st, 55 791 31 61 LADIES', MISSES AND CHILDREN'S always. Sold by G. R. Baker & Son’s Sarah South...... “ 12 and 13 old plat 120 2 07 ISHING GOODS. All the 5’opnlar Styles. Ella Howe...... “ 25 I A H add Israel & Devin.... 13 6 2 lot west of Jackson st 141 2 83 (Sign of the Big Hand.) 1 155 2 68 east of Jackson street 465 9 36 O CJTOT7 MERCHANT TAILOR and James and Eliza­ Same...... 13 6 2 . Jet. Oi l JCj, GENT’S FURNISHER, beth Lantz..... " 6 Israel add 155 2 68 M E Parsonage.. Banning add 516 987 39 44 A c LO AKS. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. EllaPenhorwood “ 29, 30, 31 289 4 99 Mary E Severns. do 495 517 20 65 Rogers’ Arcade. East Side, Main St. Apr20’84v] The beat Salve in the world for Cuts Jas Penhorwood “ 27, 28 70 1 20 Rebecca J Wolf. Rogers add 9 470 18 Dress Goods, Flannels, FIFTH WARD. Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum HARRISON TOWNSHIP, 236 9 43 Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands CatharineFarmerl I 6 1 pt n w pt 15 34 50-100 833 15 20 Margaret Bennett Curtis add Velvets, Blankets, Same...... 116 1 s w cor pt 14 10 211 3 84 Mary MCopeland 35 400 21 90 Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup David Gorsuch...ll 6 16 c i s w 42 67-100 1063 19 42 Chas Cochran...... N N W add 30 452 18 07 REDEE MIT! Plush, Warm Underwear, tions, and positively cures Piles or no CLAY TOWNSHIP. Lydia Doty...... Doty add 595,596 423 16 90 pay required. It is guaranteed to give John V Kearnes..11 5 3 pt w pt s e 1 20 33 George Hughes... Banning add 520 442 17 63 Redeem what you have lost by not giving us jour trade Shawls, Hosiery, perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Same ...... 11 5 13 pt e pt s w 4 115 2 05 Chas L Hogle.... N N add 53 194 10 63 Win Lee...... 11 Wm M Koons.... Curtis add 48 ft s pt 29 300 11 99 sooner. Price 25 cents per box. Sold by Geo. 5 14 n e 160 4596 81 95 7 50 Kid Gloves, Housekeeping Linens, R. Baker. April7’86-lyr Isaac Veatch...... 11 5 19 septne 737 7-1190103 48 29 John Lvnam...... N.. ..N. W .a.d..d.. 34 188 Same...... 11 5 19 pt s e 40 1020 25 74 Wm B Moore.... Hamtramick 321 896 27 81 Same...... 11 5 20 n w s w 40 882 22 24 Mary O’Brien.... N N add 81, 82 212 11 62 OET BACK Quilts, Lace Curtains. Rabbits are so thick in some parts of Same...... 11 5 20 s w s w 40 565 14 26 Jno H Roberts... R & H add 3, 4, 5, 6 & n pt 2 517 20 65 this county, says the Maryville (Tenn.) BLADENSBURG SPECIAL DISTRICT, CLAY TOWNSHIP Henry Severns... M & S add 12 187 10 2. Some of your hard-earned dollars. There is a tide in the af­ Times, that it requires better mark- Clara Fowls...... Porterfield’s add 45 48 Ann Wrentzel.... Hamtramick add n J 361 447 17 Having decided to say farewell to Stock .and Profits for the 419 8 84 13 1 fairs of meh, which taken at the flood, leads on manship to miss than hit the game. Maria Hess.. 49, 50 345 7 28 Jacob Weaver.... Curtis add 47,48 240 season, our determination is to name prices SO LOW that There is so little crime in Cameron MARTINSBURG SPECIAL DISTRICT, CLAY TOWNSHIP And notice is hereby given that the whole of said several tracts, lots or parts of lots J S Bancroft...... 11 5 23 w pt s w 11 411 8 18 or so much thereof as will pay the taxes and penalty charged thereon, will be sold by the they will astonish the best judges. parish, Louisiana, that the jail is used Shadri’kCullisonll 5 23 w pts w 61 50-100 1948 38 76 County Treasurer, at the Court House, in said county, on the Third Tuesday in January TO PROSPERITY. as a warehouse. MarthaAHustonll 5 17 pt s e 30 50-100 896 17 82 next, unless said taxes and penalty be paid before that time, and that the sale will be con Same...... 11 5 17 e pt s w 20 529 10 53 tinned from day to day until the said tracts, lots and parts of lots shall have been sold or If you want to take the road which leads to it, go to Syrup of Figs, Leroy Beeny.... Martinsburg 4 old plat 172 3 60 offered for sale. U. W. IcKEE, Uomily Auditor. Jacob Coble..... 11 5 14 pt out lot 15 75-100 1208 37 69 Mount Vernon, Ohio, December 29, 1887. A SPEKKV'S right now. Be wise Manufactured only by the California Mary A Hobbs.. Fig Syrup Co., San Francisco, 'Cal., is 9 Hanover 163 3 42 ——...... ii ■ —————————■ and see our display of DRY GOODS and NOTIONS. The Sam’l Kidwell....ll 5 17 pt out loti# 346 7 29 HXSWETLA1TD Nature’s Own True Laxative. This David Kidwell. ..11 5 17 pt out lot 15 2 20-100 69 1 43 stock is pleasant California liquid fruit remedy Same...... 11 5 17 pt out lot 3 30-100 275 5 79 may be had at Greens Drug Store and M E Sims...... n i 15 and s I 16 old plat 230 4 86 large bottles at fifty cents or one dollar Same...... 11 old plat 24 50 W Stevenson.... 36 Pollock add 163 3 43 It is the most pleasant, prompt, and MORGAN TOWNSHIP. NEW, BRIGHT and FRESH effective remedy known to cleanse the Wm Dunlap...... 12 3 w pt 13 30 1156 18 40 >HATS!v system; to act on Liver, Kidneys, and And prices WONDERFULLY LOW. The selection is per­ Abraham Harris.12 4 n pt 23 ” 50-100 1143 18 21 Bowels gently yet thoroughly: to dispel Wm Lawhead... 12 3 s w cor 7 80 1 42 fect and there is no shop-worn goods on hand. Headaches, Colds, and Fevers; to cure Same...... 12 3 e pt 10 32 62-100 1144 I S 20 Constipation, Indigestion, and kindred Same...... 12 3 n w pt 6' 6 07-100 212 3 38 FOR A BARGAIN IN ills. 28jlyly. II C Dicus...... 12 3 n e cent pt3 18 50-100 678 10 79 RebeccaW Paazigl2 2 w pt 27 #0 2387 38 00 Edwd Warman...l2 2 w pt, 27 25 893 14 20 The Pennsylvania Railroad company PLEASANT TOWNSHIP. BROWNING & SPERRY. pays out $6,000,000 annually in wages Rachel Brophy... Fleaville n pt 12 60-100 76 1 52 to its 11,000 employes. Joseph Elliott.... 12 6 2 n w pt 2 4 162 4 58 Nine cables connect Europe and Honor Hook...... 12 6 3 s w pt 12 80 2508 50 70 Same...... 12 6 3 s e pt 11 40 1007 20 33 T America. Altogether there are now in II Edminster...... 12 6 3 cent pt 1 10 574 It 59 use 113,000 miles of cable. Mary and Eliza­ beth Park...... 12 6 2 e pt 4 36 02-100 906 18 29 Geo W Porter.... 12 6 2 pt e side 17 12 07-100 300 6 06 GREAT SACRIFICE! CALL ON VS. ALL Thos Payne...... Fleaville cent pt 12 35-100 151 4 26 Mt. Vernon Granite and Marble Works Ellen Roberts.... 12 6 4 s pt 1 13 50-100 506 10 23 Sam’l Smale Jr... Fleaville w pt 6 1 50 1 43 Having decided to make some changes in our store HATS AND CAPS RETAILED AT Edwd Warman...l2 3 pt s e pt 18 2 50 1 02 -:o:- Same...... 12 3 w cent pt 17 6 282 5 70 WHOLESALE PRICES MONUMENTS, J B Wolverton....12 2 s e pt 3 6 312 6 29 room, we have placed on sale, below value, a lot of Dress COLLEGE TOWNSHIP. From this date to January 1st. Call and see what extremely No. 230 South Main Street. €ioods. Silks, Table Uinen, Napkins, and Gloves. A care­ The Largest and Most Complete Assort­ Wm Ayres...... 12 1 n e pt 27 2 75-100 298 6 52 OUR IMMENSE STOCK OF PRICES WE ARE NAMING. ment of Foreign and Native Granite Monu­ Same...... 12 1 s e pt 26 5 40-100 190 4 14 LOW ments on hand which will be offered at Ex­ Fannie Beatty.-..12 1 n pt16 33 20-100 670 14 66 ful comparison of these goods will readily convince close tremely Low Prices. Be sure to call and see GAMBIER. before you buy. 25mytf A I) P Fraternityl2 1 cent pt 28 1 141 3 52 buyers of the jrare opportunity here ottered, and of the Delilah Lybarger 19 221 5 52 YOUNG, IKE linn. MONROE TOWNSHIP. importance of nil early response, if desirous of buying and POWERS’ OLD STAND. J W Clements.... 12 1 w pt 4 15 266 4 Overcoats Suits, FOUNTAIN Same...... 12 2 e pt 28 10 276 4 any of tlie above class of goods. ----- BRANDS----- Frank Dial...... 12 4 pt e cent pt 36 1 39 65 FOR MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN; AND You will Save FINE CUT AND PLUG. Joseph Elliott.... 12 1 n e pt 14 19 50-100 468 10 65 Money, Catarr Incomparably the Best Rosana Lybarger 12 4 pt 5 2 75-100 105 1 71 Time, Same...... 12 4 pt 6 175-100 42 68 J. S- RINGWALT & CO. HATS, CAPS AND FURNISHING GOODS, Catharine Litt.... 12 2 s pt 13 8 86 100 212 3 45 Pain, STEVJKMS CO., J S Metcalf...... 12 4 cent pt 36 11 348 5 67 MUST BE SOLD IN THE Trouble, DEALERS IN Mary Skeen...... 12 4 cent pt 37 34 61-100 1075 24 52 AND WILL CURE TJ AC DTaylorl2 17 n e pt s e 62 50-100 1544 25 28 Flour, Feed, Seeds, Poultry, PIKE TOWNSHIP. CATARRH FHAmVER©S Jas Arnold and It NEXT THIRTY DAYS NO. 1 KREMLIN BLOCK, E Dickerson....12 8 13 w pt s w 92 75-100 2363 45 44 Ily UMiftg Rebecca Blakely.12 8 8 n e cor s w 8 444 8 54 Mt. Vernon. O, Telephone No. 89 Same...... 12 8 8 n w pt s e 40 1058 20 36 REGARDLESS OF COST, THIS is the top of the gen Kl.V’K Win Clugh...... 17 20 4 frac 4 10 207 3 9 S W Dowds...... 12 8 20 s pt n e 25 423 8 14 uine “ Pearl Top” Lamp CREAM BALM. Max Grubb...... 12 8 22 s w cor s e 36 880 17 10 We are determined to close them out, no matter how great Chimney, all others similar A particle is ap­ Moses Hedges.... 12 8 4 cent pt n e 48 05-100 1219 23 47 the Sacrifice in order to make room for our Immense Spring plied into each nos­ John M Knnkle..l2 8 2 e pt n w 7 63-100 467 8 98 are imitations. tril and is agreeable__ IY-FEVER II II l’ugh...... 12 6 21 s pt n w 8 725 13 94 Stock. You will find it to your interest to call and purchase, as This is the Price 50 cents at Druggists: l»v mail, regis­ The oldest and best Institution for obtain­ Geo F Popham...l2. 8 14 w pt s w 8696-100 2237 33 06 tered, 60 cents. ELY BROTHEBS, 235 ing a Business Education. We have suc­ Susanna Arnold. North Liberty 26. 27, Dellaven add 63 1 20 we will positively save you 25 per cent, on every article you exact label on Greenwich Street, New York. 24novly cessfully prepared thousands of young men Lydia Grubb...... “ 10B lakely add 118 2 27 buy. We have also an Immense Stock of each one of the for the active duties of life. For circulars Moses Hedges.... “ 3, 4 Dean “ 173 3 32 ARBUCKLES’ SPOONER PAT. COLLAR for Schools, I.IhrnrlcK,Suit- R I) Horn...... “ 11 Blakely “ 214 4 13 Cannot Choke a Horse. Pearl Top address, P. BUFFY A NUNS, Pitts­ Adjusts Itself to any Horses Neck, day Schools, Kaitillltat, burgh, Pa. 15dec8w John Staunton.... 6 Frederick “ 17 45 name on a package of COFFEE is a Agents, etc. Also Atlunen, O P Edgar...... Amity 55,56. 57 and strip 538 10 33 guarantee of excellence- Has two rows of Stitching, Chimeys. BOOKS Cyclopedias, etc. Many BERLIN TOWNSHIP, Will hold Haines In place. MUFfLIRS.SILiyMBRElLIS.SIlKHiNDKlRCHIEFS ■ second-luoid sots. Hta- None Genuine unless stamped The dealer rtoNKKY, Albums *n» School Scert.iKS. Ellen It Arthur...13 8 n e pt 1 12 338 5 80 •with our ••Trade-Mark." Wm Hissong.....18 18 5 pt s w 125-100 94 2 24 may say and WHOI.KSALK AN1I ltKTAlL. Wrllf >«»• StMlAV- MAGIG LANTERNS ASK YOUR HARNESS- and GLOVES, suitable for 1I0LII1AV PRESENTS, at the SCIIOOL rAl’BIlH Ephraim Foot 13 8 34 85 4586 78 65 ARIOSA AXI> HKl.es ALL and STEREOPT1CONS*11 prices. MAKER FOR THEM. INGHAM, CLARKE &. CO. think he has as kinds. We sup­ VIEWS ILLUSTRATING EVERY SUBJECT FOR Same...... 13 8 w pt33 65 3074 52 COFFEE is kept in all first-class 217 Supkkior St., PU3LIC EXHIBITIONS.crc Rufus B Leedy...l3 8 pt lot 5 20-100 258 6 19 stores from the Atlantic to the Pacific. good, but he has not. ply any book pub­ ft PROFITABLE BUSINESS FORA MAN Benj Woodward..l3 8 lished at best rales Cleveland, O. WITH SMAI L CAPITAL A130. Pt 7 , . 1 30 72 ^g^FOR HOME AMUSEMENTS Lucy M Love...... 13 8 s w cor 3b 15 917 15 72 Insist upon the exact label 29scptly Prince MORRIS TOWNSHIP. “I ZAZ\ PER Profit and Samples Free and top. Martha Andrewsl3 7 2 s w pt 3 97 83-100 4134 67 87 COFFEE A Vz Vt'ENT. to men canvassers for Dr. NTENDING ADVERTISERS should ml- ■Safee; Warren II Case... 13 7 22 s pt s e 8 271 4 47 i Scott’s Genuine Electric Belts, Brushes, iVc . dress GKO. P. R<)\VKLL A.(’(>., 10Spruce Susan Grant...... 13 7 3 e pt 6 3115-100 1155 18 96 is never good when exposed to the air. Lady agents wanted for Electric Corsets, GEO. A. MACBETH & CO. IStreet, New York City, for select list of 1,000 J CATALOGUE Same...... 13 7 3 w pt 3 14 610 10 03 Always buy this brand inhermetically i Quick sales. Write at once for terms to DR. newspapers. Will be sent FREE mt applica­ sealed ONE POUND PACKAGES ; SCOTT, 848 Broadway, N. Y. 17nov3m Woodward Block, ML Vernon, Ohio. Pittsburuh, Pa. tion.