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SOME PRESIDENTIAL TALK. Badly Frightened. Something About Presidents. BILL WE 0Y HIS TRAVELS. and cool brains can go from his farm IATBRESTIAG VARIETY. The Newark American comes out in New York AVorld.] to the senate and congress and the The Philadelphia Times supposes Grover Cleveland is the only clergy­ white house—he is the man that gets a double-leaded literary malformation He Encounters a Hard-Fisted Farmer left at last to run his farm, with no­ This is truly an age of iconoclasm. that Ohio is now so solid for Sherman man’s son who has ever been elected Alabama is a Democratic State and intended for an appeal, begging and body to help him but a hired man and A cold-blooded scientist now conies OF- that its delegation will doubtless give on a Railway Train. has $400,000 in the Treasury. Ohio is pleading for votes for the Republican President, though Aithur’s father was a high protective tariff The farms in forward to say that the old oaken buck­ him one vote before it breaks. candidate for Judge in the most de­ a clergyman. He was not, however, our state is mortgaged for over $700,- et, celebrated in song and story, is sim­ a Republican State and is in debt over IBuw (lie Granger Depicted 000,000. Ten of our western states- With forty-six delegates like Jerry ploring manner. This double-leaded elected President. The fathers of the ply an iron-hound death dealer, a con­ REGULATOR $700,000, Bliss from Ohio, Senator Sherman Virginia Presidents—Washington, Jef­ His Ufe. see by the papers—has got about $3,- densed mass of nitro-genous and plios- appeal has a double meaning. It ferson, Aladison and Alonroe—were On board the western train the other 500,000,000 mortgages on their farms phatic filthiness, and the home of the E. S Norton, proprietor of the Hart­ could rely on the delegation being Unfailing Specific for Liver Disease. means that the American and its party planters. John Tyler’s father was a day, I held in my bosom for over and that don’t count the chattel mort­ microbe and bacteria. ford Hotel, at Canton, has made an unanimously for—J. B. Foraker. So gages filed with the town clerks on Masonic Temple-Second Floor, ' " 13TniSU|(£» Bitter or bad taste i: bosses have found out and become lawyer and statesman, and John seventy-five miles the elbow of a large John L. Sullivan onye drove a street MONUMENT SQUARE. : oiriUlnwi mouth; tongue eonti, assignment. Liabilities about $19,000; says the Lancaster Eagle. Adams, the father of John Quincy farm machinery, stock, waggins, and v, ;.ite or covered with a brown fur; pain i frightened over two very important Adams, was by profession a lawyer. man whose name I do not know, says even crops, by gosh! that ain’t two car in Boston for the paltry sum of $2 ihe back, sides, or joints—often mistake! assets, $22,(XX). The Kansas City Times says that the facts, viz: First, that Mr. James E. Law- in Rheumatism; sour stomach; loss «»: unanimous voire of Missouri and Kan­ Grant’s father was a tanner, Hayes’ Bill Nye in the World. He was not a inches high under the snow. That’s per day. It was while engaged in this u petite; sometimes nausea and water head is a very popular candidate; and father a merchant, and the fathers of what the prospects is for farmers now. ina'h, or indigestion; flatulency and acio L. S. Norton, a leading member of sas is for Cleveland’s renomination. railroad hog or I would have resented ocoupation that he-was discovered by < r ictations; .bowels alternately eostivi second, that he is not only going to re­ Garfield, Lincoln, Pierce, Fillmore, The government is rich, but the men John B. AIcCormick, then sporting edi­ and lax; headache; loss of memory, with the Erie, Pa., bar, became violently in­ it. He was built wide and he couldiFt The same here in Ohio, and every­ ceive the solid support of the Democ­ Polk, Van Buren and Jackson were that made it, the men that fought tor of the Cincinnati Enquirer, by a | ainful sensation of having failed to do sane while arguing a case in court. He farmers. The chances for the presi­ help it, so I forgave him. perarie fires and perarie wolves and In­ whom lie was introduced to the pugil­ ■ nncthlng which ought to have been done : where else, lor that matter. racy of the county and district, but i bility; low spirits; a thick, yellow a]>- was arrested and sent to an asylum. The Chicago Tribune (Rep.) thinks dency in the past have thus been with He had a large, gentle, kindly eye, juns and potato-bugs and blizzards, and istic world in which he has since made earance of the skin and eyes; a John Sherman’s President Cleveland never went to the entire outside of the train, forget­ high tariff and anything else that thej’ among the numerous individuals who t MMONS LIVER REGULATOR name. • Lawhead has more law in his ceptive, non-partisan dodge, like the college, and Washington, Jackson, Van (PURELY VEGETABLE) political grave deeper every day. ting that our speed would help to give was told to, is left high and dry this kept saloons in Fargo before it went head than many men who assume to American and its party leaders are do­ Buren, Taylor, Fillmore, Lincoln and scope to his remarks. cold winter with a mortgage of “dry.” A minister up there suggests THAT INSURES! Is generally used in the South to arouse be his superiors. It is a significant fact, in the view of mo Torpid Liver to a healthy action. ing in the interest of Buckingham, but Johnson had no college training. Jahn Naturally as he sat there by my side, $7,500,000 on the farms they have earn­ raising a tax for .their temporary sup­ It sets with extraordinary efficacy on the the Toledo Commercial (Rep.) that because Mr, Lawhead is in every sense Adams was educated at Harvard, ed and saved a thousand times over” port, and thinks it would be a good The great strike on the C., B. & Q. Thomas Jefferson studied Latin at holding on tightly to his ticket and evi­ iver, kidneys, “any Republican whose availability as a man of the people. The popularity “Yes; but look at the glory of send scheme for the Prohibitionists to estab­ has already cost the company $1,041,- Presidential candidate is talked of, is William and Alary and Aladison prob­ dently afraid that the conductor would ing from the farm the future president, lish them in lemonade stands and agree and Bowels. of Mr. Lawhead shows that it pays for forget to come and get it, I began to Fire Insurance! 203. A loss of $300,249 has fallen upon first of all submitted to a comparison ably used pony translations while he the future senator, and the future mem­ to buy a certain number of drinks a AN EFFECTUAL SPECIFIC FOR a candidate before the people to be a was at Princeton. Alonroe and Tyler figure out in my mind what might be ber of congress.” day. In these days of REMARKABLE FIRE the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engi­ LOSSES, wlienjt is not an uncommon oc­ Malaria, Bowel Complaints, with John Sherman as a test.” man of the people. Mr. Lawhead is no were also students at Wiliam and Alary, his business. He had pounded one “That looks well on paper, but what Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, neers and Firemen. , . The Philadelphia Press (Rep.) is in­ at Williamsburg, and John Quincy thumb so that the nail was black where loes it really amount to? Soon as a A large section of a new sidewalk currence for large cities and towns to be Constipation, Biliousness, greater nor no less a partisan than was stolen and carried off by thieves in Kidney Affections, Jaundice, formed by one of the State delegates Adams graduated at Harvard. Harri­ the blood had settled under it. This farmer boy gits in a place like that he swept nearly out of existence by the great Mental Depression, Colic. Gen. Fisk, the Prohibiton leader, de­ Judge Buckingham, and he is making to the Republican National Convention son was college-bred. Pierce was a might happen to a shoe-maker, a car­ forgets the soil that produced him and Philadelphia one night recently. Tlie FIRE FIEND, it behoves everybody, who Endorsed by the »se of 1 Millions of Bottles, as clares that the party will poll from 25,- no false pretensions in that line for good mathematical student at Bowdoin penter, a blacksmith, or most any one holds his head as high as a holly-hock. entire roof of a workhouse was stolen a has property to insure, to CHOOSE ONLY 000 to 50,000 votes in New Jersey, and that there is “a quiet movement afoot votes. But he is popular with the peo­ college and Buchanan went to school else. So it didn’t help me out much, He hellers for protection to everybody year or two ago In the same city. THE BEST COMPANIES. Cheap Insur­ THE BEST FAMILY MEDICINE in the ranks of the delegates in the in­ at Dickinson college. General Grant though it looked to me as though it Philadelphia thieves may not possess for Children, for Adults, and for the Aged. that 60 per cent, of the number will ple because of their intimate knowl­ but the farmer, and while lie sails ance is DEAR at any price. The Companies terest of Chauncey Al. Depew, of New was the only President who had might have been done by trying to round in a highty-tighty room with a the brilliancy that distinguishes those represented by HOWARD HARPER arc ONLY GENUINE come from the Republican party. edge of the man—his honesty and military education, though a drive a fence-nail through a leather b. s our Z Stamp in red on front of Wrapper. York, for the Presidency.” fire iu it night and day, his father on of other cities, but they have developed the largest, strongest and best in exist­ capability—through familiar contact number of the Presidents were soldiers. hinge with thjg back of an ax, and no­ the farm has to kindle his own fire in an originality of conception and a bold­ The Ohio Patriot states the case in a ence. Behold the list: J. H. Zeilin & Co., Philadelphia, Ta., The Philadelphia Press is another of with him. The people are just as ca­ He went to school at West Point. body hut a farmer would try to do that. the morning with elm slivers, and lie ness of execution wholly unexpected few words: “The Dow law is no longer Following up the clew, l’ discovered FKOPKIBTORS. Price, 81.00. the Republican journals that look with pable of determining the qualifications Rutherford Hayes was educated in has to wear his son’s lawn-tennis suit of Philadelphia. NORTH AMERICA, of Philadelphia, pretended to be a law to restrain the Ohio, and his school was Kenyon col­ that he had milked on his hoots and next to him or freeze to deatli, and lie Assets, $8,436,593. Cash Capital, $3,000,000 eyes of apprehension on the vigorous and fitness of a candidate for Judge as 1 young man who died in Fresno, evils of intemperance hut is resorted to lege. Garfield studied at Williams, then I knew I was right. The man has to milk in an old gray shawl that growth of the Gresham movement. party organs or party leaders are; and who milks before day-light, in a dark Cali., recently, owed his death to exces­ PHCENIX, of Hartford, as a means of raising revenue when Massachusetts, and President Arthur lias held that member of congress when Assets, $4,778,469, Cash’Capital, $2,000,000 “The Mugwumps are still hugging the they are showing a manifest purpose of was schooled at Union college. barn, when the thermometer is down to he was a baby, by gorry! and tlie old sive cigarette smoking. He was only the State is bankrupt.” HARTFORD, of Hartford, Gresham boom,” says the Press. .“For electing Mr. Lawhead by more than 28 degrees below and who hits his hoot lady has to sojourn through the winter 17 years old and a fine specimen of Assets, $5,288,603. (.'ash Capital, $1,250,000 the boom it is likely to be the embrace On Every Side of the Fence. and misses the pail, by reason of the in the flannels that Silas wore at the physical manhood, hut his system be- The House committee on the revis­ the usual Democratic majority of the Buffalo Courier.] cold and the uncertain light and the riggatter before he went to congress. :ame saturated with the poison, paraly­ CONTINENTAL, of New York. ion of the laws has decided by an al­ of death.” district. The American has already prudishness of the cow, is a marked “So I say, and I think that congress sis ensued and all the efforts of his Assets, $4,875,628. dish Capital, $1,000,000 If Air. Blaine has really withdrawn most unanimous vote to report a joint Discussing the various Republican become badly frightened over this very man. He cannot conceal the fact that agrees with me, d----- a farmer, any­ physician were powerless to help him. from the presidential field, he might he is a farmer unless he removes that PENNSYLVANIA, of Philadelphia, resolution proposing an amendment to Presidential aspirants the Norfolk Vir­ evident fact, hence this double-leaded, lend some of his magnetic power to how!” ------♦ The wife of a New York grocery man Assets, $2,800,807. Cash Capital, $400,000 ginian (Ind.) leads Gov. Foraker by the adge. So I started out on that theory He then went away. the Constitution for the election of plaintive appeal for votes for its candi­ Hon. John Sherman of Ohio, who seems and remarked that this would pass for dreamed that her husband’s store had WESTCHESTER, of New York. United States Senators by the direct ear in this style: “With the OhioSouth- date.—Newark Advocate. to need it badly. In the Northwest a pietty hard winter on stock. been robbed, and an investigation Assets, .$1,343,586. Cash Capital, $300,000 hater in the field, any Democrat of there is a nrtable lack of enthusiasm SEVERAL OLD PEOPLE. votes of the people. The thought was not original with proved that such was the case. That is QUEEN, of Liverpool, Eng. broad, national sympathies would win Specimens of Republican Harmony. for the favorite son of Ohio. Papers me, for I have heard it expressed by David Hill, a veteran of 1812, died re­ ike woman’s perversity. Why did she Assets, $6,501,614. Cash Capital, $000,175 like the Chicago Tribune sneer at him Nervous Prostration, Nervoua The Pennsylvania Republicans are the electoral vote of Virginia by an Chicago Tribune Rep.] others either in this country or Europe. cently in Champaign county, HI., at not have the dream in advance so the leadache, Neuralgia, Nervous and give sketches of his career that are He said it would. burglars might have been frustrated? LONDON & LANCASHIRE, Liverp’l, talking about presenting the name of overwhelming popular vote.” This is what Murat Halstead—chief anything hut flattering. Air. Sherman the age of 98. Assets, $3,297,524. Cash Capital, $026/MM) Weakness, Stomach and Liver “Aly cattle has gone through a mow­ ^Diseases, Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Governor Beaver to the Chicago Con­ The way the situation looks to the hugleman of the Sherman boom wrote ought to bean available candidate. On ful o’ hay sence October and eleven ton Airs. Frances Cholly, of Salt Creek At a recent trial in Indiana the judge We deal in RELIABLE INDEM­ and all affections of the Kidneys. vention, but whether for President or Pittsburgh Post (Dem ) is that “if Blaine of Ulysses S. Grant in 1863: every public question in regard to o' brand. Hay don’t seem to have the township, Holmes county, died recent­ said lie didn’t know what a civtoon NITY—not cheap Insurance. Cincinnati, O., Feb. 19, 1863: which his party has ever been divided goodness to it thet it bed last year, and ly at the age of nearly 100. was. In order to enlighten him an WEAK NERVES Vice President, it is not stated. Are doesn't come in as a last resort the he has expressed different opinions ac­ James Anderson and wife of Dodge Paine’s Celery Compound is a Nerve Tonic Quay and Cameron to be crowded off candidate is most likely to go to New- To Salmon P. Chase: with their new pro-cess griss mills they obliging lawyer made a neat sketch which never fails. Containing Celery and There never was a more thoroughly cording to time and occasion. He has jerk all the juice out o’ brand, so’s you county, Wis., are a remarkable couple. representing a donkey with the judge’s Coca, those wonderful stimulants, it speed­ the track in this wav'? York or to the outside man on whom disgusted, disheartened, demoralized hoisted the “bloody shirt” and advoca­ might as well feed cows with excelsor The husband is 96 and the wife 91. face attached. W’as the judge thank­ Tornado Insurance! ily cures all nervous disorders. ♦ ------New York influence is concentrated. army than this, all because it is under ted reconciliation of North and South; and upholster your horses with hem­ Jesse Anderson, Colored, died near ful for the information? Not a hit of it; This is the season of the year when TOR­ RHEUMATISM A canvas of the Democratic mem­ That is,” says the Post by way of pro­ such men as Grant and Sherman. How he has been for tariff reform and for lock hark as to buy brand.” Nashville recently at the age of 104. on the contrary, lie fined the lawyer NADOES, CYCLONES ami WINDSTORMS bers of the Maryland Legislature shows is it that Grant, who was behind at Fort excessive duties, for hard money and His wife who survives him, is said to $25 for contempt of court. Paine’s Celery Compound purifies the viso, “if there can he concentration.” for soft money, for monometalism and “Well, why do you run so much are frequent. Within the'past few years blood. It drives out the laetic acid, which that they are almost unanimous in Henry, drunk at Donaldson, surprised stock? Why don’t you try diversified he of the same age. these disasters have been very numerous causes Rheumatism, and restores the blood- The Washington Critic assumes to and whipped at Shiloh, and driven for silver remonetization, for economy farming, and rotation of crops?” The Paris papers tell of the ceaseless and protection against them are becoming making organs to a healthy condition. The favor of the renomination of President and for wasteful expenditures, for Chi­ Wm. Shirley, of Bristol, N. Y., is 102 know a great deal about Republican hack from Oxford, Miss., is still in com­ “Well, proh’ly you get that idee in years old. He was horn in England, activity atxl prodigious energy of AL as much of a necessity as Fire Insurance. true remedy for Rheumatism. Cleveland. This ought to put an end nese immigration and against it. Each de Lesseps in the prosecution of his Recently the towns of Mt. Vernon, Til., and presidential movements. It says: “Sen­ mand? Our noble army of the Missis­ section of the country could in his the papers. A man that earns big and was a soldier under Wellington at Wilkesbarre, Pa., werft visited by Tornadoes, KIDNEY COMPLAINTS to the story of the hostility of Senator ator Sherman’s boom is spreading, hut sippi is being wasted by the foolish, wages writing fnrm hints for agricul­ the battle of Waterloo. Panama Canal work. The famous and hundreds of buildings swept away at speeches and public papers find utter­ canaler, though eighty-three years of Paine’s Celery Compound quickly restores Gorman to the President. the up shot of the whole business will drunken Grant. He can’t organize, or ances in favor of its own views, tural papers can make more money Wm. White, who died recently near each place. The newspapers, nearly every tho liver and kidneys to perfect health. control, or fight an army. I have iiq with a soft lead-pencil and two or three age, is fresh and vigorous, and has day, contain accounts of their occurrence. This curative power combined with its probably he a reaction at Chicago, and Catlin, Ill., at the age of 92, was a pio­ drawn up his plan of operations for nerve tonics, makes it tho best remedy An Albany paper says that Col. Fin­ personal feeling about it, but I know A Calm Boston View of Ingalls. season cracked ideas like that’ll I can neer settler in that region. He was IXSUItK ! for all kidney complaints. ley Anderson, formerly of Hancock's finally a rally to Blaine, or perhaps to he is an ass. carrying of’em out on the farm. We born in Bedford county, Penn. 1890. “He looks,” says one writer, “ns Murat Halstead..” Boston HeraltL] Used to have a feller in the drug store though he might live forever.” With HOWARD HARPER. We have sev­ staff, “would rather tight than eat, and Justice Miller, whose boom just now The oldest physician in Kentucky is eral lirst-class Companies that issue Tornado DYSPEPSIA In reference to’ President Abraham But the meanest feature of the whole in our town that wrote such good pieces George W. Nelson, of Bruce, Mich., Paine’s Celery Compound strengthens the is able to do some very artistic work has grown to fair proportions.” is to inqure into the politics of any man Dr. Ansil Daniel, of Irvine. He is 87 Policies--PIKENIX, of Hartford, CONTI­ Lincoln, Halstead wrote: for the Rural Vermonter, and made up NENTAL, HARTFORD, Ac. • stomach, and quiets the nerves of the diges­ at ten , aces.” All of which means Mr. B. F. Jones, Chairman of the who risked his life and shed his blood such a good condition powder out of years old and has practised medicine caught lately through a hole in the ice tive organs. This is why it cures even the “The President (Lincoln’s) weak feel­ continuously in Irvine since 1823. worst cases of Dyspepsia. that if Senator Ingalls wants to live he Republican National Committee, was for his country, and to measure his pa­ his own head, that two years ago we of a pond a pickerel weighing 16 asked the other day about the report ing, fiddling humanitarianism is death triotism by it? We, say calmly, and asked him to write a nessay for the an­ Adam Suits, of Caros City, Ind., is pounds and 2 ounces, and measured 3 CONSTIPATION had better hurry up that “retraction.” and hell to the army. Can’t you take with as little conscious disposition to 100 years old and strong and healthy. leet and four inches. Several citizens that Elkins and others intended to try nual meeting of the Buckwheat trust, Life Insurance! Paine’s Celery Compound is not a Cathar­ him by the throat and knock his head exaggerate as in any line we have ever and to use his own judgment about He followed hlacksmithing over SO have had tussley with this king fish dur­ tic. It is a laxative, giving easy and natural Otto Reichelt. the former book­ and have Blaine nominated for Presi­ against a wall until he is brought to his written, that it is difficult to conceive the choice of subject. And what do years; he is still able to chop a cord of ing the past year, but the fish succeeded Everybody realizes the necessity of LIFE action to the bowels. Regularity surely fol­ keeper of the Arbeiter Zeitung, the An­ dent notwithstanding his re/ent letter, senses on the war business? I do not of a more infamous assault than that s’spose he had selected for a nessay that wood a day. n getting oil’ the hook. INSURANCE There is'no safer or better lows its use. speak wantonly when I say there are of Senator Ingalls upon the memory of Company in the world than the Recommended by professional and business archist organ at Chicago, has been lie said: “I read that story, but I know took the whole forenoon to read?” Airs. Mary Hursey, one of the oid New Yorkers arc filled with wonder persons who feel that it was doing God Gen. Hancock. It would seem to be “What subject, you mean?” pioneers of New Comerstown, died at men. Send for book. placed in jail on a capias issued under nothing about it. My name was only service to kill him if it were not feared that the great country moved righ EQUITABLE, of New York. Price 91.00. Sold by Druggists. only necessary to refer to the history of “Yes.” the ripe old age of nearly 1(H). She a suit brought against him by the com­ incidentally connected with it.” that Hamlin is a bigger foul than he our country to cause any right-minded “Give it up!” ilong as though nothing had happened Represented by HOWARD HARPER WELLS, RICHARDSON & CO., Prop’* is.” came to that section when the country BURLINGTON. VT. pany, the officers of which claim that The St. Louis Republican (Dem.) man to agree with us. There should “Well, he’d wrote out that whole was a wilderness and has lived there when New York was shut up like a hoy he filched over $500 of their money Halstead is about as rational a being be no difference of opinion on such a blamed intellectual wad on the subject ever since. Her exact age is not known. in a garret, and had nothing to say. A calls attention to the noteworthy fact now as he was then; he is a great lubber good many Gothamites supposed that during 1887. point. Nothing but insignificance of The Inhumanity of Dehorning Hy­ But it is between 97 and 100 years. that “none of the Republican candi­ of a fellow devoured with self-conceit would shelter a cross-road stump- draulic Rams!’ How’s that?” commerce would suspend in such a Masonic Life Insure. dates actually considered as ’possibili­ and incapable either by education or Ontario county, N. Y., has two well- contingency. It has been rumored at Washington peaker or a seven-by-nine frontier “That’s pretty lair.” Knights Templar, Royal Arch, or Master WITH A BOTTLE ties’ are actually sure of a single State experience of forming mature judg­ beet in an attack of this] character. preserved old ladies. Mrs. Luman Gil­ Masons desiring strictly first-class Masonic that Mr. Blaine is to run for Governor “Well farmin’ is like runnin’ a paper bert, of Richmond, is 94, and is good Five tramps, whose cries attracted Of Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral at hand, delegation to the Chicago Convention. ments of men or measures. * * * Alade by one of the highest officers in regards to some things. Every feller Life Insurance can be accommodated in the of Maine this summer, and that the aparently, for another decade. Airs. attention, were rescued in a most piti­ one may feel comparatively secure It is a somewhat singular situation, and Poor old Halstead’ It is amusing to under the Government, it should not in the world will take and turn in and Sebe Peck, ol Phelps, is a remarkable Knights Templar and Masonic Mu­ Legislature will, after his election, pass without a rebuke to make the tell you how to do it, even if he don’t able condition from a locked box car, tual Aid Association, of Cincinnati, against the various diseases arising from those who watch it work itself out are observe that bladder of conceit iAttempt­ specimen of aged vitality. She is about sudden changes of temperature, ex­ choose him for Senator when Mr. most brazen defamer quail and compel know a blame thing about it. There at Birmingham, Ala., on Monday. They OR THE ing to lecture rational men upon the 94 hut she works every day of her life, explained that they got into the car at posure to drafts and storms, and the sure to be amused and instructed.” in apology to an insulted public at his ain’t a man in the United States to-day and can not he convinced that her Northwestern Masonic Aid Associa­ Frye's term shall have expired in duty of Republicans and Republican hands. that don’t secretly think he could run Chicago, five days before, and during inclemencies of spring and fall. “ Of March 1889. But rumors are not always In commenting on the fact that the labors should cease until the end comes. that time had nothing whatever to eat tion, of Chicago. the many preparations before the public managers of the Sherman boom have newspapers. From the time Halstead airy one if his other business busted on She walks a mile to church every Sun- The Leading Masonic Associations of the to be believed. began to abuse Abraham Lincoln and ALUM BAKING POWDERS. him, whether he knows the difference or drink. They were scarcely able to country. HOWARD HARPER. Agt. for the cure of Colds, Coughs, Bron­ given an order for a million and a half lay. walk from weakness, hut after a hearty chitis, and kindred diseases, there are L . 8. Grant until now there never has between a new milch co'v and a horse Cincinnati Democratic have nomi­ of lithographic pictures of the Ohio A List of Those Most Prominently hay rake or not. We had one of these meal furnished by the train men, they none, within tho range of my experience been a moment when it was not an embroidered night-shirt farmers come showed signs of recovery and were al and observation, so nated William Disney for Judge of Su­ candidate, the Buffalo Courier (Dem.) Sold, ' »wed to go their way. perior Court; Geo. Uoneyman for Di­ remarks: “Meet it is that this at­ honor to be the object of his wrath. As The following are the names of some from town better’ll three years ago. Live Stock Insurance RELIABLE Been a toilet-soap man and done well, rector of City Infirmary; and Vincent tempt of the Buckeye statesman to for reasoning calmly with Halstead, of the baking powders published by the There is now a postoflice for every Your Live Stock are always exposed to as Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral,” writes Thos. one might as well waste his eloquence public authorities as being made from so he came out and bought a farm that 1,000men, women and children in the ACCIDEN TS and DISEASE, and why not Q. Edwards, M. D., of Blanco, Texas. Schwab for Magistrate. The candidates billboard bis way into the White House alum: had nothing to it but a fancy house and have them insured? We are prepared to should be begun simultaneously with on a mad bull. What he really needs ' arn, a lot of medder in the front yard United States. If the expenses of car­ insuie Horses, Geldings, Mares, Mules and George W. Dick, of Newton, Mass., are able and worthy, and there is a de­ Kenton, Davis, rying the mails were paid direct from says : “ Two years ago I took a severe termination among the people of the the opening of the circus season.” is a ring in his nose and a stout rope and a southern aspect. The fn*»n was Jacks, against loss arising from DEATH, Silver Star, A. osed to all its products is to be forbidden en­ ing Chattanoogan, without consulting to be of this description. he is a royal feller.” He can speak ancient Greek and mod­ breakage, and how frequent the.v occur, in trance into the little Kingdom of Den­ members of the committee who have any body, in .ited the solons to stop Prof. Wiley, Chemist in Chief of the Didn't Know Adam. ern Greek, is a professor at Columbia, many eases the parties breaking them are Department of Agriculture, at Wash­ “Kind of a castor royal feller,” I said, not responsible Policies issued on'short mark. In this way the frugal Danish had charge of the matter are Stilson over for a day as the guests of the city. with a shriek of laughter. As Artemus Ward was once travel­ college, and can play the piano, the notice in the FI i» E I.IT Y *V <’ASII» Hutchins, Gen. H. G. Wright, General Is a consequence when they arrived at ington, I). C., says: “The use of alum He waited until I had laughed all I ing in the cars, dreading to he bored, harmonica, and the banjo. He recent­ people hope to rid themselves at mice in baking powders in large quantity, ly got home from a year’s visit to AI.T1 < 0. HOWARD HARPER, Agt. Albert Ordway and A. A. Wilson. the depot they were met by about three wanted to and then he said: and feeling miserable, a man approach­ of aggravating foreign competition, white citizens and several colored. in place of other acid salts, should he “I’ve always hollered for high tariff ed him, sat down and said: Athens. horse-sausage and cotton-seed oil.— Therefore all the party had to pay their prohibited by law.” in order to liyst the public debt, hutnow “Did you hear the last thing on Hor­ Reprisals of this sort by European The Lima Oil Company has been or­ own hills over the belt line and up the that we’ve got the national debt cooper­ ace Greeley ?” Steam Boiler Insurnce nations are continuously invited by ganized at Lima, Ohio, with a capital mountain incline, all of which seemed B. & 0. Excursions. ed I wish take a little hack at mine “Greeley? Greeley ?” said Artemus. BOILER EXPLOSIONS are becoming a inconsistent with what Senator Alack On April 9 and 23, 1888, the B. & O. I’ve put in fifty years farmin’. I never “ Horace Greeley ? Who is he?” common occurence—buildings being blown our pestilent policy of tariff discrimi­ of $150,000. The company proposes to build refineries and pipe lines to han­ had been accustomed. The party had R. R. Co., will sell excursion tickets to drank licker in any form. I’ve worked The man was quiet about five min­ up, machinery destroyed, and ofttiines many nation. in it, too, Fred Blankner,General Ticket Harrisonburgh, Staunton and Lexing­ utes. Pretty soon he said: lives lost,' To avoid this have your Build­ — dle Lima oil. The company is com­ from ten to eighteen hours a day, been ings, Machinery and Stock insured against FLOATING SOAP Agent of the State of Ohio, and when ton, Va., at one fare for the round trip. economical in cloze and never went to “George Francis Train is kicking up Boiler Explosions in the FIDKV.ITY A' ------IS------A cyclone struck the little town of posed of Dudley Tarlin, president; C. Fred failed to secure free transporta Parties joining these excursions can a show-more’n a dozen times in my a good deal of a row over in England ; CAMFAI.TY CO., ofK. Y., and your THE CHIEF Calhoun, in Clay county, ‘Geoigia, on J. Garvey, vice president, T. Burdon, tion, it was regarded as a pretty tough stop off in West Virginia, Maryland and life, raised a 'family and learned up­ do you think they will put hint in a has- For the Bath, Toilet and Laundry. Boilers will be inspected two to four times a Wednesday of last week, and tore it secretary and treasurer, and G. AV case, and the people that had to deal Virginia, and have an opportunity. No ward of two hundred calves to drink tile ?” year by skilled Inspectors, without addi­ Snow White and Absoluiv-iy Pure with tougher still. The entire crowd matter where you stop, see the B. & O out of a tin-pail without blowing all “Train? Train?George Francis Train,’ tional expense. HOWARD HARPER, Agt. If your denier docs not keep Whit* Cloud soap. all to pieces. The Methodist and Bap­ Barnes, superintendent. The gentle­ Bend 10 cents for sample cake to the makers. left to-night for Cincinnati. Agent, and he will direct you to persons their vittles up my sleeve. Aly wife said Artemus, solemly. “I never heard tist churches were razed to the earth; men, with the exception of C J. Gar who will give you full information worked along side o’ me sewin’ new of him.” JRS. S. KIRK & CO., the railroad station, a low’ stone build­ vey, are from Albany, N. Y. Air. Gar­ about lands for sale. If you do not seats on the hoys pants, skimmin’ milk This ignorance kept him quiet for 15 Bonds of Suretyship! CHICAGO.___ _ ing, was leveled to the ground. Miss vey is interested in the Eagle Refining secure what you want, write to AL V. and even helpin’ me load hay. For m.inutes; then he said: Ada Ransom e, the telegraph operator, Richards, Land and Immigration forty years we toiled on together and “What do you think about General Persons holding Positions of Trust (Rail­ Company in Lima, who have been re Grant’s chances for the Presidency ? road Employees, County Officers, Bank Offi­ had just left the building and so pscap Agent, B. & 0. R. R., at Baltimore, Aid., hardly got time to look into each other’s cials, Agents,Clerks, Ac.) who are compelled fining Lima oil successfully for a yean and he (without charge) help you to faces or dared to stop and get acquaint­ Do you think they will run him ?” to furnish BONI), can bv paying a reasona­ TAKE NOTICE! ed death. The office of the Chronicle find a desirable location, For rates, ed with each other. Then her health “Grant? Grant ? Hang it, man ble premium, receive a Policy of Suretyship was demolished and the forms pied. The St. Louis Globe-Democrat says tickets, time of trains, etc., call upon or failed. Fetched cold in the spring saiairs and Roscoe Conkling is at the bottom of it. formed of his appointment ns Chie between John S. Wise and Billy Ma- Harry Howard Key, son of Francis John C. Eno, the New York bank de­ Lawhead, and his ability and integrity Justice. Scott Key, author of “ The Star Spian- ALTERATIONS The calculation is to strengthen the hone, the leaders of the two rival Re­ glcd Banner,” died on Monday last of faulter, has settled with creditors, and as a lawyer are acknowledged by all ticket in the West by making Bob Lin­ The death of Chief Justice Waite has AS EARLY AS POSSIBLE. will return from his temporary home publican factions in Virginia, and the heart disease, in Mobile, Ala.. who know him personally or have coln the candidate for Vice President. caused a feeling of intense sorrow at breach in the party has become so Judge E. B. Sadler, of Sandusky, WE GUARANTEE at Ottawa, Canada.. heard him plead at the bar. There will be some strange movements Washington, where he was well known wide that it matters not who is nomi­ died at Rochester, N. Y., on Monday, BEST OF WORK AND nated at Chicago the Old Dominion is H. C. SWETLAHD. We have thus taken occasion, in plain and beloved, not only by those in of­ whither he went on a visit a lew days MATERIALS, The Licking county Democrats say on the political chess-board between and emphatic language, to repel these ficial positions, but also in private life. irretrievably lost to the Republicans. pievious, enjoying excellent health. At LOWEST PRICES they will give Hon. James E. Lawhead, now and the meeting of-the Republican false and slanderous stories about Mr. The eulogiums passed upon him by Gen. George W. Cass, of New York, our candidate for Common Pleas Judge, National Convention. The Columbus Journal (Rep.) has the formerly of Pittsburgh, for many years Our Imported Cut­ Lawhead, especially from the fact that Senators of both parties were touching fairness to say: The State Convention ters and Fitters are un- p a majority of 1,200, sure. When the New York Tribune speaks President of the Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne equaled. we have understood that the Cunning­ as they were beautiful. of the Ohio League of Democratic clubs and Chicago Railroad, died in New ham canard i3 being privately repeated of “the feud between the Sherman men If your merchant deals The name of ex-Congressman John and the Gresham men in the West,” it Senator Edmunds said: “Upright, was not only a success, but an assem­ York March 21. ? with us, it will cost you no Confirmation Suits. McMahan, of Dayton, has also been all over the county for political effect. deals in dizzy nonsense. The friends brave, even-minded, impartial, patient- blage of representative men. One of Ex-Gov. John C. Hoffman, of New more to do business with mentioned in connection with the No Democrat should pay any attention of Sherman are not thinking about affectionate, kindly, as a citizen, and in the speakers of the day was Allen G. York,- died suddenly at M'eisbaden, us, through him. vacant Supreme Judgship. to Republican lies, circulated on the Gresham. As a matter of fact, the every walk of private life, he has filled Thurman, and around him were lead­ Germany, on Saturday, of heart disease. SPRING OVERCOATS. Judge hasn’t enough active supporters ing men from all parts of the State. Ho was an able and honest man, and eve of an election. No honorable man his career with honor, great honor, to Owen has no “ sand ” or else he in tne West to stir up much of a feud always a Democrat. will sanction or engage in any such with any-body.—Cin. Times-Star. himself and with infinite benefit to his Gen. Badeau has published a five John Nob’e, an early pioneer of Mens’, Boys and Children’s Spring would have raised shoel when his Sun­ disreputable business. country.” Senator Pugh said: “He column “ card ,” giving his side of the Noble county, and a wealthy farmer, day saloon closing bill was smothered Here is more sweet Republican har­ mony for you. The New York Repub was a man of great purity of character story of his troubles with Gen. Grant. died Saturday of general debility, aged in the pocket of Senator Mack. The Democratic State Convention about 85 years. He was a life-long lican organ has better opportunities to and had all the judicial qualities for But his explanation fails to explain. TAILOR KABE SUITS Goes to Dayton. Tho verdict of the public is that Bad­ Democrat and an honest man. 4 It is believed that Allen O. Myers study the Republican situation in the the position he filled so ably and so ac­ Mr. Joseph W. Drexel, the celebrated All Grades and Prices. The Democratic State Central Com­ ceptably to the whole country.” eau is a fraud, sham.humbug, pretender, has gone out on a secret expedition, to mittee, which met in Columbus on West than the near-sighted organ in blackmai,er, or anything else bad -tha banker, of the firm of Morgan, Drexel As to the successor of Chief Justice 4 Co., died at New York on Saturday capture Tascott, the Chicago murderer, Wednesday last, decided to hold the Cincinnati. you may please to call him. . The Very Latest Styles in Waite on the Supreme Beneh of course morning, after a lingering illness. He and secure that $10,000 reward, next Democratic State Convention at The Indianapolis Journal expresses there is a great deal of speculation. It The fact should never be lost sight was a kind-hearted and benevolent Dayton, on the 15th and 16th of May. surprise that the Chicago Tribune man. If there should be any more blizzards is generally believed that the vacancy of that no movement was ever made to SILK,SOFT AND DERBY HATS, While no particular effort w’as made (Dem.) “backed up Senator Beck’s at­ Mrs. Thomson,, wife of Col. R. W. WALTER BUHL & CO., or cyclones after this paper goes to will be filled from the Sixth District, prosecute and punish the rascals, who, for other places, the Dayton crowd tack on John Sherman.” In heaven’s Thompson, President of the Panama DETROIT, - 5II< IIIGAW. Novelties in 4wcntIcnivn’N Wear. press we shall endeavor to issue an ex­ name what is the occasion for surprise? which includes Ohio, Kentucky and by fraud and forgery, stole the Presi­ Canal Co., and ex-Secretarv of the came up in force, and carried all before dency in 1876. One of the chief actors 19janly tra to give the news to our readers. —Cin. Times-Star. Tennessee. Speaker Carlisle is more Navy, died at Terre Haute, Ind., on THIS TELLS • *-We welcome you to Look, Examine or Buy. them. There you have it again. The Chicago in this stupendous conspiracy is now Sunday, of general debility, at tlie ad­ On motion of Mr. Van Cleaf, of Pick­ spoken of at the present time than any seeking to be a candidate for President vanced age of 77 years. Hon. James K. Newcomer, the able Tribune is now classed as a Democratic one else, although Judge Thurman, ex- on the Republican ticket. TWOhy AyoDu VmEaRke TmISonEeyR Sby very bov buying receives a Kite. away, the following was adopted: “The Judge T. T. Alexander died at his A list of 200 newspai ers divided into and popular editor of the Delaware paper, because it has the honesty and Governor Hoadly, Joseph E. McDon­ STATES and SECTIONS will be sent on committee recommend that the district home in St. Paul, Minn., on Saturday, Herald, is the Democratic nominee for the independence to advocate revenue ald, Don. M. Dickinson of Michigan, The Iowa House of Representatives after a lingering illness, aged 60 years. appuplricahtiaons—inFgR EDE.RY GOODS and STADLER, Mayor in Delaware. Success to him. delegates to the National Convention, by a vote of 66 to 25, has adopted a Tof those who want their advertising to reform and oppose a tariff law that is and other gentlemen have been named He was for twenty years Circuit Judge pay, we can offer no better medium for or Presidential electors for each Con­ robbing the people to the tune of over constitutional amendment conferring at Louisville, Kv", and once a member tNhoOroTugIhO anNd Sef fecativte wBoRrkO thWan NthIeN vGa-v Andrew G. Sfrankle has been ap­ in connection with the position. THE CLOTHIER, HATTER AND FURNISHER. Kirk Block, Main Street, gressional District, be selected by the one hundred millions of dollars every * * upon women the right of suffrage in of the Kentucky Legislature. rious sections <>f our Select Ixm al List. South-west Corner Public Square, Mt. Vernon, Ohio. pointed Postmaster at Millersburg. He * all State elections. The Massachusetts George William Kincade died at the & SPGEERO.R PY. R’SOW. ELLA France, acting dealing with everyone, is the policy of the Blaine managers to be speech the convention broke into pro­ Mrs. J. C. Williams, with her infant, of the people we would like to know swindle. Nearly all the manufacturers on the unanimous advice of the officers killed. something like this: They will go to longed and tumultuous appause as the only thing that merits the what it is. of watches and watch cases in this who conducted the court-matial, has George S. Hardesty, killed. , , Chicago in full force, and nominate Committee on Speakers came' into the James Williams, both legs broken Blaine with a hip, hip, hurrah ! and country, have been roped into the com­ signed a decree placing Gen. Boulan ’Ti3 said that the Capitol at Wash­ bination—the object being to put up hall with Hon. Allen G. Thurman, Hon. ger on the retired list of the army. The and several bruises ; will probably die. confidence of the people. ington was struck by lightning the then adjourn at once. If Blaine should Charles Gordon, injured in the back ; prices, and prevent competition. The George L. Converse, Judge M. D. Fol­ proposal had previously been "consid­ decline, they will not accept his declina­ supposed to be fatally. other day. It is probable that the sub­ Deuber Watch Case Company, which lett, Judge Wm. J. Gilmore and Mayor ered by the council of ministers. Thanking the public for tle fluid was in search of a Presiden­ tion, but run him anyhow. What will The others injured have only minor recently moved from Kentucky to Can­ Bruck. hurts. The heavy fall of rain which John Sherman and a score of other March—the most remarkable March their generous patronage dur­ tial candidate. ton, refused to join the “combine,” and Judge Thurman delivered a brief has continued since the tornado has presidential aspirants, say to this ? Is for blizzards and storms ever witnessed speech of welcome, which was enthusi­ added to the discomfort of the sufferers. The Chicago painters have gone out Blaine to be forced upon the Republi­ we presume the next movement will be in this country, is about gone, and we ing the past year, we shall to crush them out of existence. astically applauded. He was followed on a strike and the carpenters threaten can party by any such trickery as that? are all glad of it.. The season for “ethe- to strike also,unless theldemandfforeight by Mr. Converse, who indorsed all that rial mildness’. ;is here, and the weather Consumption Cured. Rev. H. Jones, editor and proprietor An old physician, retired from prac­ redouble our energies to please hours for a day’s work and 35 cents an was said by Judge Thurman. Speeches clerk is kindly requested to give us the The talk about establishing a Re of The Globe, the organ of the colored very best at his disposal. tice, having had placed in his hands hour is acceded to. were also made by Judge Gilmore, by an East India missionary the formu­ you this new year. gepey in Germany, owing to the pro­ Democracy at Cleveland, announces tracted illness of the Emperor Freder­ Judge M. D. Follett and other gentle­ Tascott, the alleged murderer of la of a simple vegetable remedy for the Hon. Roger Q. Mills, the Texas his purpose to remove his paper to men. millionaire Snell, has been “seen” in at speedy and permanent cure of Con­ Congressman, who has charge of the ick, is wholly groundless. He will Washington City, so as to give it a sumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma, wield the sceptre while he lives, and The following officers were then elec­ least a score of places within the last and all throat and Lung Affections, al­ Reform Tariff Bill, is reported to be wider circulation and more extended ted: President, Hon. E. M. Heisley, month, (if newspaper reports are true), so a positive and radical cure for Ner­ Browning 4 Spry. when he dies, as his father did a few days seriously ill at Washington, resulting influence. He thinks he will make a Tilden Club, Cleveland: Vice President, the last place being in Chicago, but no vous Debility and all Nervous Com­ ago, his oldest son, the Crown Prince, one has offered to arrest him, and se­ from overwork and anxiety. power among the people of his race in F. K. Martin, Duckworth Club, Cin­ plaints, after having tested its wonder­ will step into his royal boots. This cure that $10,000 reward. ful curative powers in thousands of Administrator’s Notice. educating them to believe that their cinnati; Second Vice President, James The Owen Sunday closing bill still young gentleman, who is old enough to friends are not all in the ranks of the cases, has folt it his duty to make it OTICE is hereby given that the un- E. Neal, Miami Club, Hamilton; Secre­ The New York Mail and Express, known to his suffering fellows. Actua­ • dersigned lias been appointed and sleeps in the pocket of Republican know better, is said to be acting ugly Nqualified Administrator of the estate of Republican party. tary, Colonel II. H. Sage, Gravel Hill Republican paper has been sold by Cy ted by this motive and a desire to re­ Senator Mack, of Cincinnati and the in­ since the death of his grandfather, es­ lieve human suffering, I will send free NANCY McKEE, dications are that it will “ sleep the pecially towards his mother,, who is the The Democracy of Millersburg have Club, Dayton; Corresponding Secretary, W. Field to Col. Elliott F. Shepherd, ! late of Knox county, Ohio, deceased, by tlie prominent lawyer. It is understood of charge, to all who desire it, this re- Probate Court of said contitv. sleep that knows no waking.” eldest daughter of Queen Victoria; and made the following nominations: May W. A. Taylor, of Jackson Club, Colum­ ceipe, in German, French or English, SAMFEI. MOORE, bus; Treasurer, W. Dunham, Duck­ that Chauncey M. Depew is the finan­ it is reported that his uncle, the Prince or, John P. Larimer; Clerk, J. G. Wal cial power in the change, and that the with full directions for preparing and 122mar3t Administrator The candidacy of Judge Gresham of Wales, took occasion recently to give kup; Marshal, John E. Albertson worth Club, Cincinnati; Executive paper will be his organ. using. Sent by mail by addressing with Board Board, Fred Klimper, Jefferson stamp, naming this paper, W.A. Noyes, D has the support of the Chicago Tribune, him a good lecture on his shameful Council, John Boles, R. M. Cameron, 149 Power’s Block, Rochester, N. Y. and this is one reason why the Cincin­ conduct. The Prince'of Wales has been John W. Maxwell and John Sharp, jun. Ohio Clubs, Cincinnati; J. L. Trauger, The Republican Legislature to the dec29-eow nati Commercial Gazette is so bitterly op­ lectured a good many times himself, Township: Assessor, John C. Duncan Jackson, Columbus; W. S. Thomas, people of Cincinnati: “Drink all the ai«. posed to his nomination for President. and therefore the subject must be a fa­ Trustee, Frank Stoll; Clerk. George Jefferson, Springfield; L, E. Holden' beer and whisky you have a mind to— IF Y’OU WANT TO BUY A Tilden, Cleveland; M. D. Harter, Grover drink all day; drink all night, drink on EHillTY ACRES (If LAM) miliar one to him. Schuler, jun .; Treasurer, F. F. Smith Sunday, and make every saloon dro Ex-Mayor Grace would like to have Cleveland, Mansfield. Fine Buggy, In Pike township, one mile North of Amity, the Democratic nomination for Gover­ Constables, M. L. Gillis, Win. Jones, $50 into the State Treasury; but roi known as the Wc lire again in line and present to you tlie greatoMt But “ in some way Congress must and George Reed. A resolution indorsing the adminis­ the Republican ticket. nor of New York. Mayor Hewitt, is vote for reduction of the tariff," per­ tration of Grover Cleveland and his an­ PHAETON, SURRY SHARTELLE PLACE. and most hrillinnf aswor(iiien( ol sons say. There is not the slightest also looking towards Albany. But we Matthias Martin, who was defeated nual message w’as adopted with vocifer­ Texas, a Democratic State, has a -----OK----- GOOD HOUSE, FINE ORCHARD. think Goy. Hill will be his own succes­ necessity for it. Every cent of reduc­ surplus of more than $3,000,000 in her BEST OF NEVER FAILING WATER, tion in revenue that can safely be made for the Democratic nomination for ous applause, with but a sirtgle dissent­ LIGHT CARRIAGE CORN CRIB AND WAGON SUED, sor. in the internal taxes, and a great part Justice of the Peace in Columbus by ing viice. treasury. Ohio, a Republican State TEN ACRES TIMBER. CARPETS of the cost of that service can be saved has an empty treasury, and liquor sel­ CALL ON OR ADDRESS Will sell on easy terms or exchange for II. F. Joyce, treasurer of the Willi- George W. Meeker, in consequence of Resolutions of thanks to Mayor Bruck, lers will be compelled to pay $59 each citv property. Possession given immediately. by getting rid of officials who are mere the bitter feeling growing out of the matic Savings Institute,in Connecticut, Democratic party workers.---Tribune. the Jackson Club and the citizens of additional, Jo keep the Republican ma­ Also for sale, THREE FINE COLTS and tally-sheet forgery case, is running as DAN M. PARK, THREE .BROOD MARES. is a defaulter to the amount of $55,000, IIow absurd that is ! The surplus Columbus were adopted. chine running. an independent candidate, and is sup­ MT. VERNON, Oil IO, Address or inquire of the undersigned. and has been dismissed from office. will next July be 155 millions. The in­ ported by the Republicans and a great Charge of Bribery Against Senators. The motion for a new trial in the Agent for the COI.UMBUS BllG- WM. J.McFEELY, Proceedings will be instituted against ternal taxes arc only 118 millions. It GY CO.’S Celebrated Veliielex. many Democrats wh© believe Matt, is a case of Ebenezer Stanyard, twice con dec22tf East High Street. Mt. Vernon, O. him. costs about four millions to collect Quite a rumpus was kicked up in the victed of the murder of Alice Hancox 29martf INTERIOR DECORATIONS! square man. them, so that only some 114 millions Ohio Senate last week by the publica­ at Youngstown, has been denied, and In a quarrel between Charles Held the prisoner sentenced to be hung be­ Ever brought Io litis eify. Our evleiiNive purelniNeN linve are received. But the Tribune well tion of a report that three Senators— and Charles Smith, postmaster at Bur­ A telegram from Toledo, announces Messrs. Lindsey, Dorr and Carlin—had fore sunrise in the penitentiary on Fri­ enabled us Io offer you all Hie lending irrttdcN and inakei* lington, Belmont county, Ohio, March knows that the Republicans in the that Frank Hurd will be a candidate day, July 13. far below former valiieN. We alpo have control of Nome House will not vote to exterminate the offered to accept a bribe of $1000 each 24, the latter was shot and instanly for Congress in that district, and that of the FI KENT EEFEt TS in internal taxes. If they will, the sur­ to defeat the Geyser bill to prevent David McHenry, the well-known killed. Held is in jail at Martin’s he will have the support of the men Chicago beef from being brought to J. plus of 155 millions can straightway “ strawberry-king ” of Pickaway coun­ I: J Ferry. heretofore known as the “Anti-IIurd N be destroyed.—New York Star. Ohio for sale. When the report was ty was swindled out of $1,250 a few days faction.” At a dinner recently given published, the three Senators implica ago by a couple of confidence sharps, ALEXANDER SMITH & SONS' John Sherman, through the ex-office- by Mr. Hurd to the former leaders on ted were absent on a junket to New by the old bunco lottery scheme holdere and carpet-baggers and their The Cincinnati Commercial Gazette Having bought our SPRING STOCK of Clothing a month earlier than usual FA11OI S AUiqi ETTEM. In Benrrangiug your bomeM it either side of the fued, the pipe of Orleans, but upon their return they de­ Served him right?—he didn’t read the and finding a dull market, it made manufacturers' more anxious to sell to CASH colored followers, is making consider­ is “pegging away” at Judge Gresham papers. w ill be of greaf assiklMiiee Io have large Mloekw to select peace was smoked, and everything is nounced the charge as false and de BUYERS, of which we took advantage and bought largely for EIGHT STORES able headway in the South. It looks who is coming to the front as a leading already in operation, and our new store in addition, which we will open the 27th .from, W© are never MiirpnsNcd in Ike extent mid variety now lovely. manded an investigation. Senator “Dr. James M. Cijaplin,” ‘with haif as though John had untied his purse Republican candidate for President of March, at Bucyrus, Ohio, making of our merebmidiMC. Our aNMorlineiii of Alexander offered a preamble and reso­ a dozen aliases to his name, is now in strings. The C. G. claims that he will be a weak John Sherman’s friends in New’ York jail at Findlay, charged -with^marrying - - • candidate, even in his own State, In­ are now making a desperate effort to lution, reciting the charges and asking at least ten'diflerent women,'front each Now Nine Stores. Why this hot haste at Columbus to diana, and asserts that he was a Know capture the delegation from that city to for the appointment of a committee -of of )vhom. lie secured large sums of renew the lease qf the Cincinnati Nothing, fought Gov. Morton, voted for the Chicago Convention. An immense five to investigate the same. This was money, ranging from $500 t© $5,000. Purchasing such an IMMENSE STOCK for so manv stores we received a LACE CUETAIO AHI PORTIERS! Southern Railread eighteen years be­ passed, and tho President appointed GREAT REDUCTION FOR Tilden, is a free trader, and has been amount of money is being used to bring Jay Gould has returned to the “land Was never belter. Our iiiiporliiliotiN for Spring are now fore it expires? It looks very much guilty of many other high crimes and about this result. Mark Hanna, of Messrs. Townsend, Coulter, Da,vis, of the free arid the home of the brave,’ open, and goods never before brought Io IhiM city cun be like a stupendous job, and should be misdemeanors. Halstead is a good Cleveland, is now in the city directing Adams and Huffman said committee after a cruise of many thousand miles defeated. hater. He used to take a great deal the movement. Foraker is the man This gave rise to bad blood and an in his wonderful steam yacht, The Cor Which gives us an advantage in STYLES and PRICES which cannot lie- com­ found in endless varielj. Kindly gives us a eull and we of pleasure in calling General Grant that Sherman has to keep an eye upon angry discussion because Senator Alex­ sail-. He will find Nfew, York about as peted. Our WORKING and BUSINESS SUITS IN will prove to you that if is udviinlageous to buy fYoin Wilkins’shinplastor bill don’t seem ander was not placed on the commit­ wicked a town as when lie left it. to meet with much favor in the Senate, “fool,” a “drunkard” and “an ass.” r O B T*Z STALES A terrific blizzard visited Miuneso tee. But it was claimed that he being and its passage through that body is There is a lamentable lack of harmony , A decree has been issued .author ta, Wisconsin and Northern Michigan the party who made the charge, was a In Quality and Price cannot he Equaled. Our DRESS SUIT DEPARTMENT considered doubtful. The Treasury in the Republican party at the pres­ izihg Crown Prince William of Ger­ is something GRAND, with many styles to select from, and selling at prices that ent time. on Wednesday and Thursday of last prejudiced judge, and should not there­ many to represent his father, the Em­ cannot be competed. And our Department also looks upon it with an week; the wind blew a hurricane, a deep fore serve on the committee. In the peror, in tlm transaction of official unfriendly eye. Hon. John C. New, who assumes to snow fell, which stopped the running angry discussion that followed tho lie business, in the event' of the Emperor being unable to act for hims’elf. It is very bad policy to keep a man be the Republican leader in Indiana-, of trains, and the thermometer sunk passed between members. Mr. Coulter Boys’ and Childrens’ Departments J S ffl. has been down in Washington during » __ *__ •------in office too long. Talc, the defaulting to 12° below zero. The cold wave asked to be excused from serving on Rev. James Phiianer; of-Chicago Are Simply Immense,and prices LOWER that ever. Our DRESS and WORK­ Kentucky treasurer, held the office for the past week, letting his tongue fly traveled Eastward? and the people of the committee. A motion was then while conducting revival services in ING PANTS, in endless Stvles and Varieties, are the BEST AND CHEAPEST loose against Judge Gresham, who in Mt Vernon. We hate also a Full Li'ne of GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS twenty years, and he no doubt imag­ Ohio enjoyed a taste of its severity. made that Mr. Alexander take Mr. Dutch Reformed church in a town near to suit the most fastidious taste. We have just received all the latest novelties in ined that the safe and its contents were aims to be the Indiana candidate for Coulter’s place on the committee. The that city, became insane. He was President. Mr. New declares that un­ The Intel national Council of Female taken East for rest, but no improve his private property. Chair ruled the motion out of order. ment was brought about. SOFT ANT) STIFF HATS, der no circumstances could Gresham Suffragists, commenced its session in The Senate then by a vote of 20 to 15 AT REDUCED PRICES. Please call and satisfy yourself that this is no idle Washington on Monday. Susan B. talk but solid facts, and 1f we are not selling the BEST GOODS for the LEAST The jury in the tally-sheet forgery carry Indiana; but he expresses the rescinded the resolution under which Hon. E. B. Eshelman, editor of the Anthony and Elizabeth Cady StantOn MONEY, we will'not ask you to buy of us. Respectfully yours, case in Columbus, wherein Robert B opinion that Harrison could carry that the original committee was appointed. Wayne County Democrat, is spoken of State by 20,000 majority. seem to be the leading spirts in the con­ as the Democratic candidate for Con­ Montgomery was defendant, after being clave, although several other strong This brought the Senate back to the out for several days, wholly failed to gress in the Wayne-Summit district A meeting at Youghal, County Cork, minded women are on hand to lend a starting point. He will have the cordial support of the come to an agreement, and were dis­ Ireland, on Sunday, held by the Ponobs- helping hand. All the bad blood that was engender­ Banner, if nominated. charged by the Judge on Friday. As ed at the organization ot the Senate be­ by tenants, while brave editor O’Brien Van Baker, found guilty of the mur­ I. & D the Republicans endeavored to turn Renggold Cooper, the American PROPRIETORS OFa THEmnix was making a speech, was broken up tween the combining Senators and the > der of his wife and mother-in-law, Mrs. bolters, seems to have broken out with forger; whose swindling operations cost the case to political account, no other by the police with bayonets and batons. result could reasonably, be expected McWha, at Holliday’s Cove, W. Va., more,intense bitterness than was shown the London and Westminster bank In the encounter a number of persons near Steubenville, has been granted a before, and all the efforts of the com­ many thousand ponds, was convicted YOlIMi A1ERICA CLOTHING HOUSE, It is understood the jury stood ten for were hurt and blood was shed, but no new trial and it is probable the venue biners to fix up a committee to suit and sentenced on Saturday to fifteen conviction and two for acquittal. lives lost. will be changed to Wheeling. themselves were defeated. years penal servitude. Opera House Block, Corner ^Ia’n and \ ineSts., Mt. \ ernon, Ohio. «S3S2 STRONGLY INDORSED. RAILROAD RUMBLINGS. presented for the city owning and operating Wise Lingerfield. 2 65 GROWING DESPERATE. an electric light plant? ANOTHER PROPOSITION W. J. Horner .... 8 68 IPie 53>antter> 51r. James A. I.iuvliead’s Nomina­ Danger of* the CL. A. A U. Rail­ R. 8. Broadwell.. 5 50 J. S. BRftDDOCK’S *«* C„ A. AC. R. IL 2 25 tion Highly Commended by Republican Tactics : mow road Shops Being Removed Mr. “Hired Scribbler” demands, catego­ from this City—Other P. H. Updegraff.. 89 Realizing that Electric Light wil rical ly to know whether the city editor of To Reduce The Cost of Lighting Dr. Blaurelt...... 2 50 No, 5 Krsm’in, Monument Square Julia HcKweeney. and Hlustter, Lying and Items of Interest. the Banner is not pecuniarily interested in J. R. Critchfield . 2 70 REAL ESTATE The following letter from the talented Misrepresentation, A well-informed citizen made the state­ Carry by a Large Majority, the Streets of the City. Henrv Ransom ... 4 10 a corporation which wishes the franchise of J. Mill...... Irish orator and great criminal lawyer, John ment the other day that there was immi­ 3 50 TELEPHONE CONNECTION. the city for its own benefit. The reply is Sanderson A McCrearv 10 35 McSweenev, was addressed to the present Uncalled for «n hands. Do you solemnly swear, in the ly. That, in itself, is a sufficient reason and, be authorized to have the roof of the Third O 2 depot, suitable for manufacturing pur­ congregation. Mr. E. 1>. Bryant, Deputy Auditor of ‘Whereas, There is at this time consider- Clarence Hatcher vs. The Singer M’n’f’g presence of these witnesses,to faithfully live why he should be defeated. ward engine house repaired. Carried. ROGERS & BROS. SPOONS, poses, for gardening or for cow pasture; ar­ Rev. George Musson will deliver his fare­ Marion county, Indiana, in renewing his erable discussion in this city relative to the Co.; appeal from judgment of Justice tesian well. Price$400 an acre on time., in the h< ly condition of wedlock, unless Mr. Styers in the second ward, Mr. Parker comparative merits and economy of elec­ Mr. Bunn made a report on the test of KNIVES AND FORKS. well sermon in the Vine street Christian put asunder by a Chicago divorce court. subscription to lift favorite newspaper writes Barker, church next Sunday. The reverened gentle­ in the third and Mr. Dettra in the fourth, tricity versus gas as a means of lighting the the leather hose, done under the direction Do not buy Imitation of Superior NO. 422. Fee, two dollars, please.’’ the following letter, which is duly appre­ city; therefore, be it Wolfe A Sons vs. 0. M. McKown, et al.; man will devote himself to evangelistic stand squarely in favor of electric light. If suit in foreclosure; amount claimed $901.34. of the Fire Committee, and found only five Goods, when you can GET THE GEN­ TT’XCELLKNT Building Lot,corner Bra- Mr. Macfadden is a clerk in the Treasur­ ciated: "■Resolved, By the City Council of Mt.Ver- -XJ4 dock and Burgess streets- price $260,0 work during the coming year. every citizen who favors and votes for “elec­ Indianapolis, Ind., Mar. 23d, ’88. non, that the question of electric light be Jerusha Foutz vs. Osmer and Priscilla sections, or 250 feet, were serviceable, and UINE at prices we will make. No er’s office at Fargo, and was recently elected charge for engraving. payments to suit. tric light,” should also vote for these gentle­ Hon. L. Harper, Editor Mt. Vernon submitted to the qualified electors of the McKown; civil action for money; amount the balnrtce worthless. The question of The revival season has been prolific of Trustee and Secretary of a Live Stock In city at the spring election, to be conducted men, they would all be returned to council Democratic Banner: Dear Sir—Enclosed purchasing new hose was referred to the in­ No. 3/>8. great good in this community. The M. E. surnnee Company. In addition to his mul­ by the Trustees of the several Wards, ac­ claimed $185 93. "W-A. T O ZE3C 33 J3, by large majorities. please find Eastern draft for $5.00, being Benj. F. McCamment vs. B. F. Hall: coming Council. rpilREK-SKVKNTII8 interest in an 80 church has added 200 converts to its rolls; tifarious duties above referred to, it is re­ cording to the law governing elections, ar.d Gold, Silver and Filled—all the most amount due you for Banner up to July: that the Mayor be requested to announce civil action on account; amount claimed Mr. Cole moved that the sum of $10 he I adrefarm, half mile East of Louisville the Baptist about forty and the Mulberry ported that the Colonel is seriously contem­ Here is a statement of the school funds of desirable movements kept in stock. Lickingcounty,Ohio;rich, black soil. Price 1889. I have taken the Banner almost un­ such elections by the usual proclamation. $522. appropriated out of the General Fund for street church quite a number. plating matrimony, all on account of his the city: At such election those favoring electricity Prices from $6 upwards. Give us a call. $1200; will exchange for property in Mount interruptedly since yon became its owner Armstrong A Miller vs. 8. J. Butler; ap­ the graveling of West street, from High to Vernon. There will lie special services at the Pres­ first winter’s experience in the artic temper- On hand Sept. 1, 1887...... $ 1,270 01 shall have on their tickets, Many Special Bargains on Desirable Amount paid in prior to March 1, and editor; also, was a subscriber to it be­ Electric Light—Yes. peal from, judgment of ’Squire Atwood; Gambier streets. Carried. No. 3N». byterian church every evening of this week, attire of the blizzard zone. Goods, which we wish to close. 1888 ...... 949 25 fore you became its owner. I could not think those opposed, K amount claimed $111 52. Mr. Cole presented a plat of Harnwell’s A full lirte of Pocket Cuttlery, Razors, NDIVIDED half interest in abuaines except Saturday, at half-past seven o’clock, February taxes...... 8,549 26 of keeping house without it. I am always Electric Light—No.” addition to the city of Mt. Vernon, South of and Scissors. property in Deshler, Ohio; 2 lots and 2 and prayer meeting every afternoon at half­ Electric Flashes. pleased to hear from my old home. We ex­ Gambier avenue in the East end, and Ustory building on Main St.[storeroom 26x60 Total...... 10,707 52 pect a verj’ exciting political campaign in In accordance with instructions the Mayor PROBATE COURT NEWS. past two o'clock. The public is cordially Uncle John Dettra, of the Fourth Ward on motion the matter was referred to the Now In Senoion. feet; 2d story divided into five rooms for Disbursements from Sept. 1, 1887, this State. Gov. Gray is our ehoice for Vice embodied the above resolution in his procla­ Final account filed by L. W. Speelntan dwellings; nt the low price of $350. invited. wishes the Banner to announce that he is an to March 1, 1888...... 10,230 23 President, as you have already learned. You Blank Books, Bill Files and all the mation for tlie Spring election, and should executor of Wm. Speelman. Street Committee. The motion was subse­ Easter services at St. Vincent de Paul’s out and out electric light than, and he fur­ can set this State down ns safe for the St. quently withdrawn. appurtenances for a business man’s On hand March 1,1888 ...... 537 29 Louis nominees. Hoping you may have the proposition carry, there can be no- other Order issued to Henry Cooper, executor No. 37N. Catholic church promise to be interesting ther declares that he will be elected Coun­ Mr. Cole moved that Mr. Curtis be ordered olhee. Some special bargains in Books, Loose business methods and incompeten­ many, many years before you in editing the construction than the one -that the people of Philip Ashton, to sell personal property Pictures and Frames, Family anti ACANT LOT, Cor. Park and Sugar Sts. and the music first-class. The Girl's Choir, cilman from the Fourth ward by a big ma­ ‘glorious Old Banner,” I remain, yours to repair sidewalk on South Main street, at $275on any kind of paynientstoault cy have plunged the Board in debt and ex­ liave indorsed the majority report, and it at private sale sale at not less.than ap­ Teachers’ Bibles, Prayer Books and V of the Parochial schools, will give Concone’s jority. respectfully, E. D. Bryant. within thirty days. Withdrawn. hausted the school funds. Elect new men, will remain for the new Council to act in praised value. Report of sale and same con­ Hymnals, Catholic Prayer Books. All No. 3SO. Mass in F at the8a. m. Mass. At the 10:30 The electric light question has grown so Mr. Colemoved that Smith Barrett be or­ so that an investigation may be had, and accordance with the instructions of the peo­ firmed. at very low prices. Z THOICK Vacant Lot,on Park St.,at$800 popular that every candidate for Council in Death of* Jalia Norton Fawcett. dered to repair sidewalk, on Norton street, a. m. service the regular choir, assisted bv the city’s interests protected. ple as expressed at the ballot box. It will The City of Mt. Vernon vs. Thomas Dur­ F. F. Warp, in payment of $6 per month. Mr. Sol Sapp’s orchestra, will render Lam- both parties, with the exception of Doc. Mrs Julia Norton Fawcett, wife of Mr. mean that the people are tired of being bin, et 81; proceedings in. condemnation of within ten days. Carried. Cor. Main and Vine streets. billotte’s Mcsse Solemnelle in E flat. Miss Eggleston in the First Ward and Man Mil­ Dr. J. J. Scribner and Mr. Legrand Head- Ed S. Fawcett, died at the home of her fleeced by the gas monopoly and want a private property. Trial by jury of eleven Mr. Thomas Durbin, receiving permission, No. 371. Ella Porter organist and Mr. C. J. Stoeckle ler, in the Second, have pronounced in favor ington have both expressed to the Banner mother on Mulberry street, at 7 o’clock men by agreement of all parties. Jury addressed Council concerning the o]>ening KOTIUE. EVEN copies left of the late HISTORY better light, longer hours and more nights visited and viewed premises, returned ver­ director. The orchestra will have as 1st of the measure. Persons knowing themselves indebted S OF KNOX COUNTY; subscription price their relations with the Labor Union ticket Monday morning, from consumption. De­ of lighting and at less expense than the dict tlie same day and were discharged. of McKenzie street, stating.that by the plan to me, either by book account or note, S6.50; sell now for$4; complete record ofsol- violin, Earl Smith: 2d violin, Willie Horner; The figures reported by Jones and Under­ this spring. The statement is that a few ceased was born at Worthington, Ohio, present system. Final settlement filed by Mary II. Welker proposed there would be a “crook” in the will please call and settle same, as our fliers in the war from Knox county; even clarionet. Wm. March; cornet, C. L. Sapp; hill, as apjiears in the council proceedings, members of that party got together and January 31, 1852, and was married to Mr’. and Norman H. Welker, executors of An­ street. He would be willing to pay $200 soldier should have one.* drew Welker; and their resignation tender­ firm changed February 1st. Tlie busi­ Trombone, C. P. Gregory; bass violin, S. C. and which are indorsed by the President of without authority named a ticket, most of Fawcett in this city, December 25, 1878, by As has heretofore been stated-in these col ed and accepted. out of his own pocket if Council would ness hereafter will he conducted by Sapp. This promises to be a musical treat the gas company, show that the amount ex­ the parties placed in nomination not even whom, she is survived together with a little unins, the city is now lighted with gas 204 Lucinda Welker appointed Admrx., with order the street made straight. He thought Wm. Bird A Son. Thanking my friends No.340. of much interest, ns the phoir is an un­ pended for liglitih/the city, exceeds $5,500 being consulted. As a result withdrawals daughter, Nannie, aged six years. Mrs. nights per year, and until 12 o'clock, mid will annexed, of Andrew Welker; bond the street should not he less than fifty feet and the public for past patronage and EXAS LAND SCRIP in pieces of 640 usually good one and so is the orchestra.. annually. This was the claim of the elec took place, until now there is virtually no Fawcett was aconsistent member of the $l,’200; hail 0. D. Welker and L. G. Welker; wide. asking a continuance of same, Tacres each at 50 cents per acre; will ex­ night. The Chairman of the Finance Com­ appraisers John Cochran, John D. Welker change for property in Mt. Vernon or small trie light committee, which was disputed ticket in the field. The gentlemen further Presbyterian church and her death will be mittee of City Council, at the February and Elliott Welker. The matter ot appointing a commission I remain respectfully, farm: discount forcash. II. II. Greer Appointed Trustee and denied by the “Hired Scribbler.” state that after due deliberation the majority sincerely mourned by a large circle of friends. meeting of that body made the statement of three members on unsafe buildings, un­ 2sfeb0t Wm. Bird, Jr. No. 3 12. of the Labor Union party have determined The funeral occurred yesterday afternoon der the recently passed ordinance, was OT 77x132 feet on Vinest rcc,, 11 Squares of* (lie Central Insane At»,lum. The fever for electric light is spreading ull that there had been paid out of the gas MARRIAGE LICENSES. Texas Veterans. to vote and act with the Democratic party and was conducted by Rev. F. A. Wilber, brought up. Westof Main st reet .known ns the“Bap On Wednesday of last week, Governor over the State, and in fact all over the coun­ the remains being interred in Mound View fund the sum of $5,652 68 for the year 1887. W. E. Brumbaugh and Blanche Hill. The heirs of George Miller, George Ltistft Jtnrch property,” the building is 40x70 Foraker, among other appointments, sent try. Jackson, the county 'seat of Jackson this spring, recognizing the principles of Cemetvry. He further stated that for this year the esti Marion S. Morey and Mary S. Tilton. Mr. Cole named Mr. Wm. Welsh; Mr. Hall and Richard Brady, who came to feet, is in good condition,newly painted and county, with a population of 5,000 is the the grand old Democratic party, as being mate would make the amount reach $300 Chas. W. Sellers and Belle Chapman. Peterman named Mr. J. A. Mitcliell, and Texas with Capt. Colcrick’s Company new slate roof, now rented for earring pain i to the Senate the name of H. II. Greer, Esq., John Hardesty and Lydia Headington. latest city to show its enterprise by pur­ nearest in accord with the doctrines and Came Home to Die. more, or in round numbers $5,950. Jo this Mr. Bunn named Mr. W. A. Bounds. The from Mt. Vernon, Ohio, about Novem­ shop at$150 per annum; also small dwelling of this city, tojhc a Trustee of the Central W. R. Fowler and Sabina Blakelj . houseon same lot, rentingnt $84p >r annum, chasing an electric light plant, as will be views they advocate. The Labor Unionists should be added the salary of one police­ yeas and nays were called, and all ber, 1830, will learn something to their Insane Asylum nt Columbus, to take the Malilon K. Halsey, aged 42 years, single, George Weirick and V. C. )Vilson. advantage by corresponding with price of large house $2630, or payment of place of General Morgan, whose term ex seen from the following special dispatch also oppose monopolies in every form and and a son of ’Squire D. F. Halsey, of Lib man ($540), it being estimated that the en­ Wm. Banbury and Bertie Conkle. duly confirmed. $200 a year; price of small house -isOO; pay Wm. R. Row and Belle Beaver. McCord A Lindsey, pires on the first of April. The appoint from that point: will vote unanimously in favor of “Electric erty township, went to Los Angeles, Cali., tire time of one man is taken up in lighting The following Pay Ordinance was then ment of $100n year,or will sell the property Light.” Coleman, Texas. at $3000,inpaymentof$300ayear;discoun , ment was promptly confirmed and the term Jackson, O., March 23.— The city council last fall, on account of lung trouble. Feeling and turning out street lamps during tlie pajsed: Refers to Gen. G. W. Morgan, Mt. forahorttimi orcaah. closed a contract last night for lighting the y$ar. This then would make the cost to A Card. of office is for five years. General Morgan Following is the Howard township Dem­ that his end was near at hand he started Vernon, Ohio*. I5mar3t F YOU WANT TO 1IUY A I.OT town with electric light. The hotels have the tax-payers for lighting the city only 204 Mt. Vernon, O., Mar. 19, 1888. C. Magers...... $ 45 00 has served in the capacity of Trustee of the been full of electric light men all week. ocratic ticket: For Trustee. Harris Critch­ back, liopine to see his relatives before he L. Cochran...... 45 00 I IF YDU WANT TO SELL A HOT, 1 fyou institution for ten years, having been first Twenty-four bids were opened. The con­ field; Clerk, Silas Lantz; Treasurer, Charles died. He was accompanied by Isaac Men nights an^ until midnight, in the neighbor­ We hereby return thanks to the G. J. Weaver...... 45 00 ATTKNTIDN ! want to buy a house, i f yoti wnnt to sell you appointed by Gov. Bishop, and took a warm tracts were taken by the Thompson A Hous­ Miller; Assessor, L. A. Engle; Constables denhnll and Mrs. Martin Welsh (whose hus­ hood of $6,500. By using electric lamps for friends and neighbors, who so J. G. Bell...... 45 00 Do not buy Dishes. Silver Plated house,Sfyou want to buy a farm, if you want ton company for the arc lights, by the Edi­ David Lantz, Charles Pipes; Justice of the the same number of nights and hours there kindly assisted us in our bereavement’ Henry Cooper...... 45 00 Ware, Cutlery, Lampe, Picture Frames, to sell a farm, if you want to loan money, i interest in its affairs. That Mr. Greer will son company for the incam escent light, Peace, Phil Smithhisler. band died in California.) They went direct C. McMannis...... would he a saving to the city of $2,400. By in the loss of our aged father, and sister, ...... 40 00 Window Shades or HouSe-furnishing vou want to borrow money, in short, if von fill the position with credit and ability there and by the Ball Engine people, ol Erie, Pa., to the Rowley House. A brother and the the beloved wife of Wm. Bartlett. •• Edward George...... 40 00 Goods of any kind until you have look­ U A NT TO MAKE WON KY .call on can l>e no doubt, and his friends without re­ for the engine. The contract calls for Following is the Morris township father of the deceased came to Mt. Vernon using electric lamps 317 nights, or one-lhirti H. F. Miller...... 45 00 thirty-five arc lights and six hundred incan­ Democratic ticket: Trustee, II. II. Wm. Bartlett. Mt. Vernon Gas Co..... ed at Arnold’s. More bargains on their gard to party in Mt. Vernon appreciate the to meet him, and only arrived a short time longer, and all night lighting, there would Thos. Evans. 15 00 cheap counters than you ever dreamed descent lights. The total cost will be about Young; Treasurer, R. A. Knox; Clerk, T. J. still be a saving to the city of $1,200 per Jones aiiicd by Ii. Ol'filO FIlt'TII. M. I>. the Celebrated Gernian Spe­ The 26th of April will be the 69th an­ storm, and select a low perch. kept healthy and clear of all obstruc­ One person for Mayor. niversary of Odd Fellowship. Domestic animals stand with their tions and offensive matter. Otherwise SPECIAL ELECTION. One person for City Solicitor. cialist. ol’ Yew York, by requesf of many friends and patients, lias Senator Evarts is said to make from there is trouble ahead. One person for Water Works Trustee. decided to visit heads from the coming. All the diseases of these parts, head, One person for Trustee of Cemetery. $36,000 to $50,000 a year out of his law Wild geese flying over in great num­ nose, throat, bronchial tubes and lungs, Two'persons for Members of the Board of practice. bers indicate approaching storm. can be delightfully and entirely cured MONDAY, APRIL 2D, 1888. Education. MT. VERNON, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11th, 1888, General Simon Cameron celebrated Distant sounds heard with distinct­ by the use of Boschee’s German Syrup. One person for Trustee in each Ward. One person for Assessor in each Ward. Consultation'apd Examination Free and Confidential in tlieir Parlors at the CUR­ the 89th anniversary of his birth on the ness during the day indicate rain. If you don’t know this already, thous­ HEREAS, By the the laws of Ohio, The question of Electric Light will be 8th of March. Coals becoming alternately bright and ands and thousands of people can tell W regulating Elections, it is required voted upon in accordance with-the following TIS 5IOFSE. from S a. m. to p. iu. OWE DAY OYEY. John Sherman is 65 years old, but he dim indicate an approaching storm. you. They have been cured by it, and of the Sheriffxif theCounty, togive norteicseo lution of the City Council: “know how it is, themselves.” Bottle before the time of holding a General or Resolved. By the City Council of Mt. Ver­ Dr. France describes the different diseases better Ilian the sick can themselves. It is a wonderful gift foranvone still hopes to live long enough to see When oxen or sheep collect together only 75 cents. Ask any druggist. Special Election by Proclamation through­ non, that the question of electric light be the war ended. as if they were seeking a shelter a storm 14aprlyeow out the County, of the time at which such submitted to the qualified electors of the to possess. The Doctor’s diagnostic powers have created wonder throughout the country. A guarantee given Theodore Ijamsof Caldwell has skip­ may be expected. Election shall be holden; and, city at the spring election, to be conducted with every case that is Curable. The France Medical and Surgical Institute, of Columbus, Ohio, is the only ped the town leaving his family and It is said that blacksmiths select a At New Haven they arrest Yale stu­ Whereas, By an act of the General As­ by thp Trustees of tlie several Wards, ac­ Medical Institute in the State Incorporated with a capital of $300,000. Our capital stock and references given below stormy day in which to perform work dents for snowballing. While hauling sembly of tlie State of Ohio, passed Febru­ cording to the law governing elections, and $2,530 in debts. in a school of little undergraduates on ary 22d, 1888, to provide for the election of that the Mayor be requested to announce indicate that we are Reliable and Responsible. that requires extra heat. an additional Judge of the Court of Com­ sudli elections by the usual Droclamalion. The new German Emperor is—or was Thursday the police unknowingly got mon Pleas in the First Sub-division of the MEWCAJL, SYHRGXOAjL. IKSTITE rE, before stricken with his present malady When a heavy cloud comes up in a big fish—a full-fledged professor—in At such election those favoring electricity the southwest and seems to settle back Sixth Judicial District of the State of Ohio, shall have on their tickets, INCORPORATED 1886. CAPITAL; 8300,OOO.OO. a splendid athlete. the net. I, J. G. STEVENSON, Sheriff of Knox Electric Light—Yes. TELEPHONE 862. No. 30 WEST GAY STBEET, COEUM BUS, O. TFLF.PHONE 861. again, look out for a storm. County, '“Ohio, do hereby proclaim and those opposed, Dr. Shrady, who attended Gen. Grant Fire always burns brighter and Senator Stanford’s California ranch make known that the Electric Light—No. Established for the Treatment of ail forms of CHEOHIC DISEASES, and DISEASES o* the EYE and EAR. Also, PHI VATE DISEASES. expresses opinion that Frederick III. throws out more heat just before a contains 56,000 acres and is probably Given at the Citv of Mt. Vernon this 17th will steadily improve. storm, and is hotter during a storm. the largest in the country. Some 3,- day of March, 1888. W. B. BROWN 800 acres are planted in grape vines FIRST MOSIIAY 1\ APRIL 22mar?t Mayor. Rev. John F. Barrett has been bound A long strip of clouds called a Sal­ and he has a wine cellar that holds 1,------BEING THE------over at Waverly for solemnizing mar­ mon or Noah’s Ark, east and Avest, is a 000,000 gallons. riages without licenses. sign of stormy weather, but when it SECOND DAY OF APRIL, Senator Edmtfnds has an income extends north and south, it is a sign of Syrup of Figs, dry weather. In the year of our Lord One Thousand from the law that is five times as great Manufactured only by the California Eight Hundred and Eighty-eight, is ap­ FRED. A. CLOUGH as his salary as Senator. If the clouds be of different heights, pointed and made a day in which the quali­ Fig Syrup Co., San Francisco, Cal., is -DEALER IN- the sky being grayish or dirty blue, Nature’s Own True Laxative. This GEO. R. BAKER, fied electors of said County, shall meet at Joseph Cook lectured all through the with hardly any wind, the wind, how­ their proper places of holding elections in blizzard. Nothing short of an earth­ ever, changing from Avest to south, or pleasant California liquid fruit remedy their respective Townships and Wards, be-, quake would stop him. sometimes to southeast, without per­ may be had at Greens Drug Store and tween the hours of 6 o’clock a. m. and 6 large bottles at fifty cents or one dollar DfHJOOXST, o’clock p. m. of said day, and proceed to ' Miss Louise Cable, daughter of the ceptibly increasing in force, expect It is the most pleasant, prompt, and elect hv ballot the following officer: | noveliest, is making quite a reputation storm. effective remedy known to cleanse the MT. VERNON, OHIO. One Person for Judge of the Court of: as an illustrator of stories. Common Picas lor the First Sub-division of system; to act on Liver, Kidneys, and Sell all the Patent Aledlciiieg $500, or a Cure. Bowels gently yet thoroughly: to dispel the Sixth Judicial District of the State of ■ President Cleveland is to lay the cor­ For many years the manufacturers Ohio. _ ; ner stone of the new library building at Headaches, Colds, and Fevers; to cure Advertised iu this paper. Giv’fn under my hand and seal this 24th Cornell University in June. of Dr. Sage’s Catarrh Remedy, who Constipation, Indigestion, and kintlred [seal.] day of February. A. D., 1888. ills. 28jlyly. ircl t8 .1681. The cost of maintaining the imperial are thoroughly responsible financially, family of Germany, with all its various as any one can easily ascertain by in­ The Czarina of Russia, although em­ branches, is $20,000,OCX) a year. quiry, have offered, through nearly MEDICAL NOTICE! every newspaper in the land, a stand­ ploying a houseful of seamtsresses, _____ Miss Louisa M. Alcottused to receive makes nearly all the clothing for her chil­ Witch Whrkl ing reward of $500 for a case of chron­ dren, and also takes their new hats to r. e. a. farqvhar. of put- many requests for her autograph, but ic nasal catarrh, no matter how bad, D nam, Muskingum County, Ohio has -----AND----- systematically refused them all. or of how long standing, which they pieces and trims them over according y request of his many friends in this coun- to her own taste. MEETINGS FOB THE y, consented to spend one or two days of Dr. FRANCE, of New York, the well known Specialist In Caroilc D. OTK." i tJJTH, M. D., the celebrated German Specialist, of Haw Clara Louise Kellogg has whooping cannot cure. The Remedy is mild, ach month at MOUNT VERNON, Diseases and Diseases of the Eye and Ear, Principal. York, Furceon in Charge. cough. That is, worse now than it was soothing, cleansing, antiseptic, and Miss Minnie Freeman, the Nebraska fliere all who are sick with acute or chronic ENGRAVING A SPECIALTY! when she made her last concert tour. healing. Sold by all druggists, at fifty school teacher, who saved her flock in iseases. will have an opportunity offered DR. FRANCE, of New Ycrk, the well known end successful Specialist in Chronic Di eases and Diseases of the Eye and Ear, cents. the blizzard by stringing them together EXAMINATION of TEACHERS hem. of availing themselves of his skill on account of his large practice in Ohio, has associated himself with D. OTHO FRUTH, M. D., thex< lebrated German Specialist, Clara Louise Kellogg goes on the was given a reception at St. Paul, Neb., Will be held at the of New York, who has resigned his position in the Provident Medical Dispensary to take charge of the Prance Medical Jnstitute, where LOW RATE EXCURSIONS. road next year with an opera company Monday evening, when a silver tea set MT. YER.YOY. OHIO. ail forms of Chronic, Nervous and Private Diseases will he successfully treated on the most Scientific Principles. of 65 people, managed by Carl Strakosh was presented to her. SCHOOL ROOM, A FAIR PROPOSITION.—Intelligent people, the world over, when the reason is appealed to and prejudice is laid aside, ccr. always be relied upon to reach On March 24th, April 3d and 24th, May 28aprlv a-corrccl conclusion ip anyw.attcr that w.ny be presented to them. It is in this way Dr. France, the founder of the Franco Medical Institute, nt No. HO The grave of William and Mary Ho- 8th and 22d, and June 5th and 19th, 1888, CENTRAL BUILDING, DR. FARQUHAR.Sr., V/cst Gay stteet, desires to meet the p-tbli -, aed i’iscuss the manner in which he undertakes to cure chronic diseases. He places his propositions in this the B. tfe O. R. R. will sell round trip excur­ The Only Perfeet Remedy wise: Are you accustomed to think n.d act for yourselft If so, th piny, You may imagine, ney and the little monument to Shelley. sion ticks to prominent points in the West For habitual constipation, dyspepsia Mt. Vernon, Ohio, WILL POSITIVELY BE IN Vut you know nothing of our facilities and advantages of pefferting curcsin cases beyond the reach < r aid of the general pr.ictition< r. Know t g m thing, and North-west; on March 12th and 26th, then, of all these advantages, you still k nov .- s much as the wouid-be friend or physician, who never loses an opportunity to traduce and misrepresent u , and John W. Ploff & Co., proprietors of and April 9th and 23d, 1888, to the South and kindred ills, is the famous Califor­ Commencing at 9 o’clock A. M., as MOUNT VERNON, OHIO rcjudice the afflicted again: t us. Wc wish, to a id further that we arc responsible and invite you to come end visit our institution j and if you find on invest!- the Great Western Varnish Co., have and South-west, at one fare for the round nia fruit remedy, Syrup of Figs. It Follows: —AT THE— assigned. Liabilities $14,000, assets $7,- trip. These tickets will be good for thirty strengthens as well as cleanses the 1887. 000. days, and stop-over privileges as allowed by system, it is easily taken and perfectly September...... 10 and 24 CURTIS WOUSTR. the lines over which the tickets read wilt be harmless. 50c and $1 bottles for sale at October...... 8 and 22 AT 3 O’CLOCK. P. M.. cy adopt the Allowing plan, which i ie practice or country doctors, vis: They Buffalo Bill, having made nearly $1,- granted. November...... 12 and 26 . . oie the symptoms of the p diet,’, •" so rtain the conditions of the internal organs, examine Eye, Err and Throat by the most recent and apur Green’s Drug Store. imarlm Wednessday, April 11, 1888, ’.struments and methods, all t f whn h f’ < >r < artfully record in their register for future reference. In this way tis. y r jcvrtain the true nature • f the 000,OCX) in England, is preparing to re­ Take the B. & O., whose fast trains and December...... 10 oid its cause. Knowing the « iseas. , they know the changes it ] roduccs in the tissues, and, know'ng the ch ng, (hey check them with specific r»:mc turn to America and try his luck as an fine equipment makes it the best line’to all 1888. AND REMAIN UNTIL md pi ue the patient cu the high rood io r< rcovery. When sick people consult them they readily tell them whether they can cure or help tin ni, tr if points. Sleeping and dining cars on all There are only four men now living January...... 28 .re beyond hope. author. through trains. who have personally received the Friday Koon, April 13th, 1888, The examinations arc in accordance w;; th anatomical and phy*ic l science, and they will convince the most skeptical. By an examination they wi February...... 14 and 25 convince any one of the nature and extent: -r.’tch study and experience as the treatment and cure of Chronic Diseases. The astounding suecec ss and remarkabl ' an advantage that no other line gives. June4...... 23 fects of his remedies, and long experience in etir.s performed by them sredac io I .c long study of the constitution tf man, and the cure of diseases by natural remedies. Let trsOs : given up by others bruises. For further information, call upon or ad­ Rose E. Cleveland will attend the call lor examination. They have successfully trialed the fidlciwi g diseases since their arrival in this Star ; Eye and Ear Liscukck Chronic Di.nlicea, July...... 28 treating every form of disease. Chronic Inflammation of the Womb.Chro.r.ic Inflammation of the Bladder,Painful or Irregular Menstruation, Fcv< r Sort s and Ulcer* Incontinence t f Uruie^ dress any agent of the B. & O. R. R., or J. International Council of .Women soon DR. FARQUHAR has been located Tape Worms, Crooked Limbs and Enlarged Joints, Spinal Curvatures. Club Foot, Hip Joint Diseases, While Swelling, Discharging Abeesse*, Sterility or The Elyria, Ohio, Daily Telephone T. Lane, Traveling Passenger Agent, Bell­ August...... 25 rang out, and hung up the instruments to be held in Washington. She will de­ Coleman E. Boggs. in Putnam for the last thirty years.^and dur­ B irgenaess, Nervous an 1 Genera I Dcbil- y.>■, PI’ro-s1- ttrraaytiiounit and i1l mp itencv., Disease otf thne Ktuiiddineys an I Blad *< r, I, ucnrrnea or White , Blotches and Pimples, aire, Ohio; P. E. Dombaugli, Traveling Pas­ ing that time has treated more than »FIVE Skin Diseases, Dy^pepria, Constipation, ’ 'ropsy. Cancer, F.pih ptic I i: , Erysipelas, GCravel,. jCt.oiiltre, Gt>iin".i Ciluret. Parlies the other day. He gave her a check A M P M Tuesday, January 31st, WOMDERFat CURES SSe.'iV-2f-4 lining of the mouth, nose and throat, ALDO TAYLOR, hie Cates Gt arsnteed. of $2,000,CXX) as a wedding dot. w “ Zanesville.... 11 57 fl 32 12 34 5 20 ONE DAY ONLY. List of questions sent free. Address, with postage, ] t, Cal'..mkinc. L. and from the intestines and uripary A M Terms Cash, Prices Reasonable. When Martin Irons called a St. organs. Disinfect promptly and thor­ ATTORNEY and COUNSELLOR-at-IAW, “ Newark...... 2 30 2 30 2 00 6 30 Louis lawyer a liar the attorney simply oughly with Darbys Prophylactic Fluid, NEWARK, OHIO, Ar Columbus... . 3 30 |3 30 3 00 7 40 TAKE THE leaned over and said: “If I had a brogue the great germ destroyer. Practices in Licking and adjoining counties. SW Also in the United States Courts. Special aiR« TIIURIH I ZEST like yours I’d try to correct it.” Prof. H. T. Lupton, of the Vander­ THIS is the top of the gen “ Cincinnati... . 7 30 7 30 7 30 Ml. Vernon & Pan Handle bilt University, Tenn., says: “As a dis­ attention given to the business of Executors, P M P M A M The actress Lotta attributes her infectant and detergent Darbys Prophy­ Administrators and Guardians; Collections, uine “ Pearl Top Lamp “ Louisville... . 12 35 12 35 6 55 ZEdOTTTE OPENED. youthful spirts in a great part to her Petitions for Partition and Conveyancing. “ St. Louis.... 6 40 6 40 7 45 The Great Through Line via JUST lactic Fluid is superior to any prepara­ Pensions, Bounty and back pay procured. Chimney, all others similar invariable habit of taking a nap be­ tion with which I am acquainted.” Office Nortli Side Public Square. 8dec87 TJ (0., A. & 0. Railway. tween 8 and 6 every afternoon. are imitations This is the Lv Columbus..... 11 05 ♦11 20 |7 00 P.,C. <5 St. and C. St. L. & P. Raihoad? for Senator George, of Mississippi, re­ The Beecher Monument Committee W. 8. COOPER. FRANK MOORE. A M A M A 51 G. P. FRISE a 1 Points South and Southwest. marked when re-elected that ho would has taken the advice of J. Q. A. Ward, ^NOOPER tfe MOORE, “ Mt. Vernon... 1 37 4 27 3 11 9 04 Theo ily line running the celebrated Pull­ SPRING MILLINERY! “ Mapstield..... 2 37 4 37 10 15 never wear a dress suit or ride in a car­ the designer of the proposed statue as HAS JUST OPENED DPA STOCK OF man Pi lace Sleeping and Drawing Room NEW STYLES IN HATS. riage, and he has kept his word. to its location, and has decided to erect ATTORNEYS AT LAW, P 51 Cars between Cleveland, Akron, Columbus, 109 Main Street, Ar Sandusky.... 8 00 7 00 12-15 Cincin lati, Indianapolis and St. Louis. it in Prospect Park, New York, near Lv Tiffin...... 4 05 i 55 6 55 ELEGANT FLOWERS. The newspaper with the largest cir­ the principal entrance. Jan. 1, ’83-ly. Mt. Vernon, O. 1 97 Passengers holding lirst-class tickets via culation is tne one that has just been “ Fostoria...... 4 25 8 22 7 40 1 47 this Line are entitled to seats in the new NOVELTIES IN RIBBONS. delivered at Milburn, Ill., after a futile W. A. Parsons, of Washington, has cCLELLAND & CULBERTSON, “ Defiance...... 5 48 10 02 9 52 3 23 New Piece Goods, and elegai t Pullman Reclining Chair Cars M “ Auburn Jc... 6 48 11 13 li 27 4 28 at a nomina charge, leaving Columbus on journey to Melbourne, Australia. sold a large James River estate to a f M A 51 the Fast Express at 3?00 p. m. daily, arriving ALL AT LOWEST PRICES. Russian nobleman, who intends mak­ Attorneys and Counsellors at Law, John J. Miller of Youngstown has Office—One door west of Court House. think he has as Ar Chicago...... 11 10 4 50 5 30 Foraign and Domestic Cassimeres, at Indianapolis 10:20 p.*k., St. Louis 7:00 a. obtained a verdict of $20,000 damages ing his home at the estate a portion of Jan. 19-ly. m., and Kansas City 7:20 p. m. » every year. His name is not given. good, but he has not. EAST HOI V« No line running through the states of from the Pennsylvania R’y Company Tiie price paid was $25,000. EORGE W. MORGAN, P M A M P 5f Worsteds. Cheviots, Ohio, Indiana and Illinois can offer such for injuries received on their road. Insist upon the exact label Lv Chicago...... *3 20 |8 10 ’10 20, superior facilities or kingly £bmfort to its Dr. Johnson’s house, at Litchfield, ATTORNEY AT LAW, P 51 A 51 A 51 OVEKCOATIXGS, patrons. Rates as low as the lowest. It is a Curious Fact Kirk Building, Public Square, and top. “ Auburn Jc... 7 42 1 42 3 32tl0 01 TIIE St llEIIl LF. E.1MT II Kill MTHEET m> Ik( lll-IC Mfel A10 1 32 Pauls Patternsuot Excelled! Must be other season. Hence the importance ^BEL HART, Pittsburgh, Pa. “ Tiffin...... 10 23 5 47 7 37 1 58 Seen to be appreciated. GOING NORTH, j, | ooiNo south Frank Stockton met a lady in Eng­ “ Sandusky..... 5 30 7 40 2 00 No.35 No27 No 3 INo2 |No28i land who did “so much” want to come of taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla now, 11 55 when it will do you the most good. It Attorney and Counsellor at Law, “ Mansfield .... 8 17 10 15 3 58 These Goods will be cut, trimmed, * ’ to America "to shoot Niagara.” She Mount Vernon, Ohio. Mt. Vernon Granite and Marble Worts A M and made to orderin FIRST-CLASS STYLE, understood they did it in a steamboat. is really wonderful for purifying and Office—In Adam Weaver’s building, Main “ Mt. Vernon... 12 57 9 29 11 36 5 26 and as reasonable as living CASH PRICES enriching the blood, creating nn appe­ street, above Issac Errett tfe Co’s store. “ Cincinnati.... 7 10 *7 10 7 30 willallow. Pleasecall; I will begladto see Mrs. Elizabeth Miller invented the tite, and giving a healthy tone to the Aug. 20-ly. P M you .and Goodsshown with pleasure. r* 1 bloomer costume. Mrs. Elizabeth Cady whole system. Be sure to get Hood’s MONUMENTS, “ Columbus... . 11 05 11 Oa 11 20 4 55 GEO. P. ERISE, Staton first wore it. Mrs. Stanton wore Sarsaparilla, which is peculiar to itself. AMUEL II. PETERMAN, No. 230 South Main Street Ward’s Buildings Vine Street, Opposite p. m.Ia. m. p. m. aUDepti.A. m. p. *i. p.m A M A 51 P 51 Post-office. Nov3tf 1 05' 6 45l 5 40' 1» It I <’EH, is feeing edited by Beatrice Potter, who took anything that relieved me so ' IZZIE A. CURTIS. <7 Agen, Columbus, Ohio. I PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, By using lor parties having money, by loans or other­ ...... 11 35 11 10.ar.Col.ld 2 40 TO MAKE ROOM FOR SPRING STOCK. receives notes and suggestions from quickly, and I have not felt so well for Office—Corner Main St. and Public Square. wise...... 110 00 9 33 Xenia-..7] 4 20 him, is not to be published until after long time. I used to be troubled with ELY’S STEVJEJ’fS A CO., 8 36 8 14;Lovelan 5 33 his death. Residence, 298 Main Street. Proprietor of the Only Abstract in 7 45 7 25 IvCin.nr j 6 20 severe headaches two or three times a Office Hours—9 to 10 a. m. and 2 to 4 p. m. DEALERS IN Knox county. P. M. A. M. P. M. One of the oldest Presbyterian minis­ week, but since using the Balm have 15marlm CREW BALM. 11 20 11 10 arCol.lv 3 00 EAST SIDE SOUTH MAIN STREET, MT. VERNON, OHIO. ters in the country is Rev. Wra.C.Ran­ only had one and that was very light A particle is ap­ USA. Flour, Feed, Seeds, PouHry, 9 54 9 43 Urbana ! 4 49 M. BALMER, M. D. plied into each nos­ J. R. TILTON, kin, of Farmington, la. He is 92 years compared with other format ones. J. tril and is agreeableHAY-FEVER NO. 1 KREMLIN BLOCK, 9 04 8 531 Pinna j 5 49, of age and has spent 61 years in the A. Alcorn, Agent U$P. Ii. B. Company, Mt . Vernon, Ohio. 7.30 7 05 Rielimd J 8 00j 9 40 ...... Eaton, Colorada. MT. VERNON, OHIO. Price 50 cents at Druggists; bj’ mail, regis­ Mt. Vernon. O, Telephone No. 89 4 55 4 30 Indiana 10 20 11 45...... ministry. OFFICE -Room No. 2, Woodward Opera tered, 60 cents. ELY BROTHERS, 235 2 38 1 51 Terrfillt I 42' 2 18 ..... I find Ely’s Cream Balm good for Greenwich Street. New York. novty24 The Postmaster of Homestead, Pa., catarrh of long standing. — M. N. House. Residence—506 North Gay Street. 12 22 11 25rEffingpi 3 49 | 20 ...... who went to Pittsburgh for a supply of dec8tf 11 23 10 2o'Vannft | 4 48^ 5 10 ...... Lasley, 1934 West Chestnut street, for Schools, Libraries, Sun­ 9 00 8 00ilvStl.ar 7 00j 7 30 ...... postage stamps, sent them home by a Louisville, Kentucky. 29mar2t R. L. W. ARM ENT ROUT, day Schools, Families, The Largest Creamery in the United States ...... I A. M. M.l A. M P. M.'...... ■ ■ carrier pigeon, according to a current Agents, etc. Also Atlases, The Big Foot, Ill, Creamery Is claimed to be the largest Creamery In this country or the world. THE PRODUCT OF 188T WILL REACH and 28 run daily, till olliertrain paragraph. OFFICE—Over Postoffice, Mt. Vernon, O. BOOKS Cyclopedias, etc. Many Trains27 George Washington was a Mason. second-hand sets. 6ta- daily except Sunday. JUST S GPEBIED. Fanny Davenport has formally adop­ He was master of a little Masonic lodge Residence, 3 doors North of High School rtoNERY, Albums and School Supplies. $260,000.00. Trains 7 and 8, known as the Gann and ted the two children of her deceased building, Mulberry street. lasept8Tly. Wholesale and Retail. Write u> Sunday- The patrons are Paid 2r Cents for cream'equal to a pound of butter. It Columbus aeeominndfi(i— RAWLINSON’S, eral, hut shows unbounded faith in the augl3y. ^RE YOujNTER&^EDj'N POULTR Y , 1 | Mont'eziiina HERB BITTERS Syrup. merits of this great remedy. All who A true tonic. A sure appetizer. A complete Invigorator. A valuable family medicine. Then sord /or Practicnl FOUL- This wonderful Indian remedy cures DYSPEPSIA and all diseases of the Stomach,Liver Ctato, Si. Louis & Pittslrarah R. R. Co. Raw< Ili^h .Street :m«l Pnblic S<|iiHre. In Montreal dry goods stores girls suffer from Coughs, Colds, Consump­ DR. GEORGE B. BUNN, iTItY HOOK. lOO pages; heaa- ptIYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Itifol colored plate; c: ;ruvings and Kidney troubles. It purifies and enrlchens the blood, for 8ALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS. —COXTKOL THE— of 12 are employed as messengers, tion, Asthma, Bronchitis, or any affec­ ol nearly all kinds of fow.’j; descrip­ fiW STORE OPEN EVENINGS. being unpaid for the first year, and 25 tions of tho broods; ho? to rrponize; M. HARRIS &. BRO., Sole Prop’s, Cincinnati, O., U. S. A. Direct, Best Equipped and tion of Throat, Chest or Lungs, are Room 3, Rogers Block, 111 South Main St., plans for poultry hor.se ;; i.-2..:-nation to 50 cents a weok for the second and especially' invited to call at G. B. Baker Mount Vernon, Ohio. I about incubators, and \ i . ■ I » buy HAYMAN, Wholesale Agent, Mt. Vernon, Ohio. 22mar6m Best Managed Roads, $1 for the third. I Eggs from be t . ■ : ! I.LO, o maelo lex 11 IN NLW lOKKi RMJOBPRim BANNER OFFICE