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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-09-20

WnoIEsAlH & RnrArL DiaIEH'Is
BOOTS SHOES, HATS, CAPS,
Groc0sss, Liquors aud Leather.
TT ANING Just returned from the Cities
Of Philadelphia and Baltimore, with
the largest aud best quality Of articles in his
line ever before offered for sale in Carroll
County, respectfully informs his friends and
the citizens of the County generally, that be
is still at the old stand, d few doors above
the Railroad, and will keep constantly On
hand, at Wholesale and Retail, a well as-
sorted stock Of Mems, Boys and Children
B00TS md SH0E,S,
MEMS, Boys and Children ! Hats and Caps,
ofall sizes and qualities also select variety
Of Ladies' and Misses Boots and Shoes, all
Of whichwillbe sold at the lowest cash prices.
GROCERIES,
a large stock always kept on hnnd, such as
Rio aud Java Cofiees, Extract Of Coffee,
sreas Of all kinds, Cfnshedaad Brown Sugars.
Svrups and Sugar House Molasscs, Baking
do. baking Soda, Sal Soda. Rice, Pepper,
Allspicc. Cinnamon, Cloves Mustard, Ginger,
Mace, Indigo, Starch, Madder, Alum, Soap,
crenn ofTarter, Fish. Bacon, Lard, q. "a.
Salt, Fine Salt, hy thesBushel or Sack, Coal
Oil and lamps, Dried Fruit, Tobacco, Segnfs
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
ConsistineofPo Portland Malaga Wines, French
Brandies, Holland and Country Gin, n. ~
Rum. Old Rye. Monongahela AID good Cope
per.distiIlcd Reciilied Whiskeys, Ginger
Brandy, &c.; also alarQe lot Of Bottled Isiq-
nors, consisting Of French Brandy, Bottled
IN 1861, Ginger brandy, Blackberry, Wild
Cherry aud Raspberry l,randics, Port Wine,
Peas, intended for Medical purposes.
Z LgdTyTER, SHOE FINDINGS, &c !
A large stock Of Leather always kept on
hnnd, embracing Sole and Upper Leather,
Calf Skins, 1ampico and Madras, Griincd
Morocco, LADIES' French Finest Morocco,
Pink Innings, Bindings, &C., also a well ses
leoicd stock OF Shoe Findings, VIZ, Ill the
differ numbers Of Shoe Pegs, Shoe Thread,
Shoe Strings, Shoe Knives, Rasis, Patent
peeeing Avis, Sewing Avis, Patent Peg
ring AMI Handles, Lasting Locks, Nails,
lIristles, Sand Paper, Gums, Lasts, Hooks,
Hammers, pinchers, Knippers, Peg Cutters,
! Rubbers, Tyeleis, &c.
CEDAR WARE,
Consisting Of Baskets, Tubs, Brooms, Shoe
Backing and Brushes, Wash Boards. &c.
u. bah Goods 10 be Wholcsmled
or rciailed TO suit purchasers,
nay~lle returns his thanks for The liberal
patronage extended to him, and VIII do
everything Ia his power e geritiis contin-
unnce PETER ~ MIhfSisIds,
dcc7ly.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-09-20

IIOw 10 SAVE M0SEf.
III TnE nkRn ~ yMglE Haiis
Ills liiaea hrn haisl; yoa Ike 70 know
il8a YUa eiAg save yOur dollars;
The why y 10 Il ! wili thows
II yoli viii read lat follows;
Il ms, Win lived noi E,r from here,
Who worked bad ashis Trade,
nsi Ind h0aseheld % support
That sluanlegssd ~ hrnlade.
I nei him once, says lie. ''Afy friend,
ieak ilfgeilAase ind rough;
] ~ tfllei ~ Il myself suit
iiist can sAfe np enoush
SAYS /. aAiy FREUD, how much have yong
Tilted sDa where togo
To eet sail that's eound and cleap
At SMITH BROTHERS 4 GO.
Ileia6k ahal Ilsflcic had ayed
And sent so Smith Z brothers,
And tlleqfhc gpi bandsome suit
Tor balf he paid @ others
Now he 4 home; he looks 80 we'll,
And tkair respect Il such,
Ilut aheu tiioy take their daily meals
They don cat half 10 much.
And nov be anis On Salurdaghight,
Viii 81 their wants supplied,
That lsa has money leit to spend
And come 70 l'sy aside.
fiis good A5eeess, wiils clecrll1 smile,
he elaily tells toAll;
'slf you save money 20 aud buy
Your clothes at iif.ssslic Ekaaa.'
Whefe lie cheapest, finest, and best olotl
ing and gents furnishing goods can b.
had d iaiit every taste aud IN every style, Q
IS ond 20 VI IFS ! BALTIMORE STREET
nose. "
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A new NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of best imported
white twilled India long Cloth, plain, plaid and
checked Nainsooks, French swiss plain aid
dotted. and an endless variety uf Cambria Bell.
lIants and dmity. We have no hesitanuy II
naying We fMyo ihobcai llneof white goods nov
Kent IA town. CaIl and see fQf yourselves
nav4 MASHfE & co.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-09-20
ATTENT TON !!
-sgsZTIIE Largest aud most complete
rsSxssclstiion Of


Enfe-Alsf tplfiilpft VI
FURNETU EE
in Westminster, is now being Offered e the
public. by IRA II. GROUSE, at his NEW
AND C0MMoDI0rs
H'.iRE MOONS
located about one innsIrcd yards East o. The
Railroad Depot, aud neasly opposite The
Catholic Church.
Ills Stock has been purchased IN Plila-
,icphia for the cash, aud consists Of the
latest and most improved styles, yiz;
PARLOR SUITS,
Tete.atcies, Sofas, Marble TIP Cluster and
Beauquct Tables, Spring seat chairs al4o,
Chamber Suits, consisting Of splentiidly
finished Round Cornered iieslstfails, Marble
top Dressing Bureaus. Marble top Enclosed
Wash Stands.
CHI IRIS
His selection of Cane and Wood seat Chairs
Il large and Ufthc most substantial make.
He will keep constantly ON baud n large
and very superior Stock Of Furniture Of III
own manufacture.
Being il possession Of a new aud very ele-
giant flf,ARSE, he Is prepared TO furnish
cOFFiNS and attend Funerals NJ ihe short.
est notice, at prices that VIII always giyF
satisfaction.
Ho keeps also large and well selected
lot Of r..
RTOy Es, $50
which he cnii recommend TO be ~ Il.
the latest and most improved pat. III ~
terms, consisting Of Cooking, parlor and
Office Stoves.
lie invites MI 70 examine bis Stock before
purchasing elsewhere.
BY strict and faithful attention 70 bust
p,es, he hopes to receive share Of public
palSonage. ,,,,.
n. Boil Furniture aud Chairs, repair.
cd aud painted on reasonable terms.
dec7. ".
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UNION NORkS,
Westminster lid.

a,snr aiih ryagsnf aa9 eu moderate scFEps
Trey arr alsa sele Aeo.5ls for ihr siie 9
4lr(OnaiCH3s IsAssstci selsilaidn,
ron,iaacd
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ssrcnt fmprosemcnfin SEWING
Machines,
Empire Shuttle Machine.

w t., 5..s..l,g,,,, fof H,5<.x ham, Ar1f " 81.
:, ~ 81 \,
1o''s ''tt'9'sytgittef ~, L,"stcH.
81 fIesfl,H 81, IAifafeifhtd.
Patented February RI. 1860.
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= q,
res .,.n y ~,
'rf q ~ ''''s' p'V'v""p
IN pot's, any prVho''n's''' y y
SiAaPf,ctty d5tG = ffrfefftpn tUDtbtnfd!
r III has n ssr.,;obt nccdles .,er,cnd;c,,1ur
action ,ookes tl,o III ,feIs 81 Sln,ttle Sttcl''
wl,;cl, Nth NIsITIlJlR Rip nor RAYEL.
,,nd X ,jilxe N, boti, sisns t,offorn,s perfect
sewing d, eyery dissertation s,f material, from
Leasl'er q he finest Na,ssook Muslin, with
:, ih Ii,'ss, n,, u's - - ~ ~
Having neither CAN nor COG WHEEL,
and The least pOssible friction, It rms ns
smooth as glass, and ii cmphatically
NGrgEz.x. nrACIEHNEf
n, sa,...,.ss ~. KS. s.. ,os. 1880 !.
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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-09-20
IMPROVED
ROSE sn

Will fHdicaily cxsesnlinaio from the syetom
Diseases oftbc Urinary Organs ansiae iFoln
habits of dissipation, ii liiils expense litile
or no change n diet, and 10 exposure. com,
pletcIy sapcra-iing those nepleasanl and
,iangese,is remedies, coiaila sad Msreafy,
ia curing those pnplcasaat and dangerous
diseases.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-09-20
HELMBOLD's
Fluid Extract BucIlu,
WEAKNESSES

ARlsIyo rrox ExcEssls on JxpiscnFrics.
The constitution, once affected W Drganic
Weakness, repsircs the MD u medicine %
strengthen and inyigeraic Tie system, which
IIs.lmboll'a Extract Bacha invariably docs
Ifno treatment he saimitteato, conenlap.
ton OF insauiiy may casne.
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DTsPEissFA.
49, -..,..:,:':' DR.. Sirlekland's
No ueLLrFLuors
Mont; 1ongh naIsaIn

IA warranted a IL the only preparation
l.n6wn " cnre conalia, Colds lloafsclless,
Astisn.a. Wloot,iiae coish, chronic copghs,
consaai,,;.4.. braitchslis, and cranp. heing
preparc'l fson honey md herbs, Il y heal.
mo- sogtenin9. nnd expeetofatiug, and parT
tietiafly suitable for all affections Of the
Throat and Lungs. l'oreale 81 Druggists
cyerFwl,cr. janl s-iy
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~ ~ - - ~ -
Super Phosphate
f0R
Germ, ysbent. Potatoes. etc.
Composed u Hneiy efonud t'4rbnaIsesl 10 Ms.
H iitae3 .H.svIxed IL g6ipharir Acid. nsised
With a. Saaai wright 10 B,iied Nln1d Hnsi other
sGira9ernas aniinal mstser, al reduced e =
FTyE PUWDEK,
Farsfsea Hsyafg ceAmh,ra'sd, EBsslitt sssi
Eaaisg HrmFe.
The assas advantage II Obi, Hafst Phosphate
II ifmr osqr others consists W The fael that ST
Il, III tsfse =, fegss " IT, sel( {ssi g FtasfA
Ii iess,t..ss sn4irsls converted irfo cr4siz. lle
liz aprs Ishpfsaft made itusH miner ] lslipss
nitasle Gaaup and aiEsfal ptnsfhasts, is*iesA
II ts,,,e l,aess sss Available oaiE e ~ ftteff
sisai sssey haze istea rendered folnssle ~ ne
asiiea q s,g salph's!s wv $3.50 MI tx
MA anslsnfstg, hsAng II tep i'ssctntFF oer'ss-
fisiss II ~ ~ any ynIae n tlcernF
14.ts far4tiitef has been sHecresfnll4 1sea
t,sgaeealnssg sl,u Nonfhtfn and SuFtbcxn Hsatts
slassn9 shs i,afi hffesn yeafs
Nss purfthtest sfs ssfftFcd g otf par E.lslfte
isna fsf,sega who haze used This rhasplskta IN
css8. Pesssoss, Wheat. &c.
Mops' Iayveref Sgasr iAapiafs,
in,fssiassd lstp.
gsesy isasrsl warsansta q ccn.sin fsas' Sir
49, u Tssaigsea ~ sss'. u .setas's Y. !'Ae'
fhls brand sfH@s ssnm ~ xlssp9eni A..
asihe4 shove, thieIsy 10 Ne alisesge ~ Dfiea
llleasi ana asseg aaiirsl msliyss sha 4 fnVte ~
sasiA Iis sanpitd ~ earsl 80 land ffgpsttaE
Gals ~ sadliins n ssssifs rhnsqhatet
lfsstne gsksz shs Cfnafai Aeenrf ~ Ialt
nste 80 sl,s Sair u lstsS eeetfeied feftiisKess
fs.5s = ssll ne afleatfan n uly ffisHda Ssal
te,sS,ssers a d. shove aaferilseersi,
Rss0r falls ssiisGed that the cairtsaitisn u
the,e Il fssillsss i stsasfiy IL scfprisese ssh
IA g,lfmelAs puhlsshsd q ihs pssnfhists ana
ass snssssly nee Ts0ga saY aisit@sase isse
,slsasafs Ii, recommending ihsla ~ ~ Mari
land rssaefs whe Wahi reliable asil pefsaA''sas
inanHfet.
rrleg. s6a Eas tan ssfaehrd Il bsfrsia ssnsnf
ESQ Isss eNfi. ~ sos hagt len Va. rsehs
ilbtfsl discounts Slowed - dtaietss hf'a
psisnasr,s fasaisissd - asg aaeniisy, tss q
cseeass. sif,isfs rfppqlsy SIZED ~
n. ~. MACDONALD,
fiahetsl Agent for
NAPra stFEn .ransJtgk3E or LINE 80.
Cor. NsEidstff's wharf AID fssis r.
HALTfW0RE,
Rsalss ii FsrillizaA floar, ssssia, sss'is, ese.
anfAEm.
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v lSsilesf0ogl 5.s6 IiDddssnV, N 4,
900 JIadtsisqts,n 81 L'ostm.
921 fnestaut 81, I'l7adelphia.
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IIEbMBoLDs
rrnp EXTRACT Brcnu,

lnafIaesiops peculiar 70 fs'nales j. unrqaals,l
~ any oiher preparation, a. u tlslerosis cr
Retention, Irregularities, pnlhfslncss 81
Suppression Of Customary Esacs,aalofs.
liberation or Srirhas state The i'serss.
Lcacorrlaa. and al complaints inciagut @
the sex. whether arising from habits u dis
sipaiion, impradescies, or 10 the Decline o.
Change of l.iic.
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WHOLESALE & RnrArL DEAIEusIs
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS CAPS
Groc0sss, Liquors aud Leather
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-10

hardly necessary, as its proceedings had
been acquiesced in and indorsed by the
press md people in every part OF tie land.
But as It was proper that, not only PresiI
dent johnson, but all the world should
knowprscisely where we stand, this rati-s
ilcation meeting was 2 movement In the.
rlghtdirection. 49, " y Y
There is gloom erthe country. There
is fearful toreboding Of some great ca
lamity. Why is this A year and half
has elapsed, since the wsr. closed, and We.
were led to look for peace, union and pros
pefity; yet there Is nollpeaee, mo har-
mony, no restoration, of the Upion, There.
is no security for the liberties Of the peo-
pie; the. .Coustitutiop Is rope Of sandsa
/. Why II tbis.koP What purpose does 1t
serve but to perpetuate the power and
domination ofa political party, who, to COM
pass that end, seek to elevate the black race
to an equality With the white? Such men
were the leading spirits in the late Radical
Convention at Philadelphia. Gov. Curtin,
of Pennsylvania, is not for making the is
sue now on negro suffrage, but is for wait
ing till after this falls elections, when the
couutrymqybsprepsretlfor ita All In that
Radical Philadelphia Convention were for
negro suffrage, except John Minor Bolts,
and he was forced to leave it amidst ,hoWls
and yells from the Radical fehds incarnate
there assembled.
90 Judge Rankin referred to, the mingling
and commlngling of "spirlts black and
white" at that Radical Convention, and
said "'twas plty'a it had not been held
month or two earlier, in the hot and swell
tering days of August or July.
The Judge remarked that the proposition
was for the ignorant negroes down South
to vote, while the better informed negroes
In Ohio were to be put of. The Radicals
here dare not attempt at present to force
negro suffrage, upon the people of Ohio,
They were not yet prepared forit. a'.V'
After Judge Rankin had concluded, three
cheers were given for Andy johnson. and
three for the platform of the National Union
Convention. The audience, nearly all of
whom had remained on the ground till the
close. of the meeting, at about eleven
O'Clock, then quietly dispersed. ~,@ MA -
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Tho Grovsport 1r.l. J. ! nIeetlnr.

The meeting. at Groveport on Saturday
afternoon was one Of the largest political
meetings ever held,i 10 that section of the
county. 1t was composed in great part OF
men who had endured service In the field
in the war for the Union. It was addressed
in argunentatiYeb eloquent and effective
speeches BY Lieut.. J. st. John ClarKsoh and
GenyJ.IH. Geiger, of this city. ALI were
unanimous for the restoration policy Of
President johnson and opposed to the Radi.i
cal, Disqnion policy, There was, not Q dis,
senting voice. We expect to hear cheer
ing report from Old Madison at the next,
n s.ihf ~ uAift ~ -9iiu
pctoper electlon. ell alw sIEigDiiRq Ioi
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Large Auction sale Of Fl Fine Furniture II q

Large Auction sale Of Fine Furniture.
A. Sells & Brother will sell, at No. 25S
North High street on tuesday, Sept. II,
1885, commencing at 10 o'clock A. M:
A house and lot Saloon fixtures, a large
lot Of household furniture, consisting in
part of one Knabe piano, two rosewood and
mahogany sets, marble top tables, eight
pair bedsteads, wash stands, seven ingram
and three-ply carpets French and Ameri-
can mirrors, large lot of oil paintings,
bureaus, cane seat chairs, one extension
table, dining and kitchen tables, parlor and
kitchen stove, ons large Stewart cooking
stove, lin good order,) kitchen furniture,
glass and qpeensvare, with great variety
of tlleraoeds. lHLIF b,.iEdUE
The Saloon fixtures consist Of bottles, de-
canters, barrels, sideboard, counter, pic
turess goblets, tumblars, chairs, tables, &C.,
&c. ,q,r
The ghpnse and loB isi inTthel lvery'best
business part of Columbus, on High street.
near the Depot. ds The buildings are large
and substantial, SS1S feet front by 1917,
running to anlalIeS; good stable, carriage
house, well, cistern and wood shed; also
SOO'bushelS bfguOd HOckingSOalY gniTQ
All of which. with q great variety Of
other articles, will be sold without reserve.
A. SELLS & BRO, Auctioneers.
sept7=td VI L EL 4 IA ~E 1E VI
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Any0rdinance,

q WlUNIH8 = @HNUNF-r~-ST.-oE-E . n G5GUGfCBTn
To extend the Peters Run Sewer from Front street
west to the Aqueddct crossing the Canal.
SECTIoNl. Be it ordained BY the City Council
bers concurringl, That the Peters Run Sewer be
extended from Front street Nesti 70 thk 1duedpet,
and that itshall 30 built Of bricSy and seven feet
diameter. and the cost of the shall be paid out
Of the funds arising from the special tax levied this
year on the taxable property in this city for sewer
plat thereof on file In the office Of the City Clerk.
rtsdsns 6rg t,nSd. %&sf Z SSSS; FL; UotAsna T
Passed Sept. 8, a. D. 1855.
,sAAltSsssst;;s AltSsssst;; !. 3 Y94HSpS' City cl'rk,1 2groIo
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RnrRlnrY.

'Robinson's coal yard Office, near the de-
pot, was entered at a back, window on Fris
day night. A few stamps and railroad
tickets were stolen. The front door of the
safe was pried of, and an attempt made to
open the inner door by chisseling underit.
But this failed. There were in the safe
some three or fourhnndred dollarsin mon
ey., The burglars were evidently bungiefs
at their trade. iJ3i'iid5 Et{Wiig1B
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Secretary "a t6s, ttas ttit5 codasii SH4sHS SSSny
sePtlp-s h "a lBeB T
Tha Inn Ornnm Wntermalnna.


- Those desiring superior article of lus-
@eipus watermelons, should procure the Ice
Cream Melons at VIM. Dlckenson's Confec-
tipnery, No. 81 North High street. They
were sed,by,thati ifauiods melouz gTower,
j. W. Brown, of South Bloomfield, Plcka-
way county. Mr.. Dickinson has fine
large lot of them, on hand, which he. pre-
serves In fee, and keeps them perfectly
fresh and sweet.
The Ice Cream Watermelon D. not ex-
celled by any variety of the species In the
country, and we doubt whether it is equal
ed by any DIT islarge Ia size, thin in rihd,
and most delicious flavor. AS Mr.. Dick
enson ptrchaseslOf Mr. Brown, In large
quantities, he can and does AFFORD these
melons at a very low figure. Call and give
them trial, r,...,y.,ru ..-...s.
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!, Sewerage Ordinances

An Ordinance TO mako seven foot Brick Sewer .
in Spring street and Low al ey extension Of the
present Spring street sewer TO the Scoto riyer1 a
Of the City of two itds of all the ief
bers eoncnrring hat the SprinE Street Sever be =
extended from Front Street down Spring street to
Low aley;, thence down Low alley TO Elm alley;
thence down Elm alley ID The as,cioto hriverLsaid
seweFtto be adeof bricks and seven feet diameter
in accordapce with the plat thereof on file in the Of
Skc.s. f6tt iii SsaaSy Ssts and SSpS6Ss; afiESl
ing fr0I The fofegoihk skalfbe assesSA
cd and levied upon the whole taxable property Of the
City Of Columbus, in pursuance Of act passed BY
the uegisature Of the Stat0of Ohio, April ES1S06s
entitled an otto authOrise the City Of CoIumbus 70
I sgaRIg b!gois isof odt nield9 w. n, ROSS.,dT
President pro temporo Of the City Council. II 4
Passed September5. A. ID. 1885,, - -
lAtssst: LJEINnsole 0itS. .Clerkl aI4s tTs1
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-10

There we've six persons received into the
County Infrmary last week, and four DIS
charged thersfrpm. The health Of the ip7
mates in the institution continues lRO9dl
The vacancy occasiened by the death Of
pr: Johh Dawson, who was physicIanAtpl
the Infrmary at the time Of his decease,
will be filledlby appoiutmentof,t DiIegv'
tors. Beepiyis the loss of his services b.
the institution felt and regretted by the
superintendent and Directors. pa oIs ~ p p
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,S.aTwanerrE Ordinanoel.I

An ondinAnee TO build gthe sktend6n N tho Pe-S
tefS Run Sewer, so as to make complete con-
nectionT with TIM parts Of said Sewer heretofore
} built. q ia-an8s s,.i bHo sssr7.sUo b'o sif I
SECTION J.. Belt ordainOi by the 0itpC Council Of 4
the City Of Columbus ttwo.thrds Of all the mem 10
bers ooncurring), That five feet brick Sewer be- y
builtin the old bed Of Petersh Run, beginning in r
Center alley and connecting with the present Sewer
in Fourth alley and rnnning thence tnenearest and
the Run. near done cOnsistenty Through
the stone arch now in High street, 10 Fair alley;
thence along Fair alley north, and connecting with
the Saver heretofore built in Third sley, $3.50,
$50 2 That AZ dantees eosts and e4pen1Pb
Snths taEASiSpTgpsry Il sRs city q Columbus for |
sewerage purposes Gre owAF r posslt IA
! President pro tsmpore Of the City Council n'di
Attest: D. &. WILSON, City Clerk. 1!lB0
aantlO-dlt
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Held to hall. bloc .,

Justice Kronenbitter was busily engaged
nearly'all dayjFtlday ip preliminary exampF xamp
inations in two State cases. In one case,
Frederic Mehrman was charged with hav-
ing committed an assault and battery, and in
the other case, three defendants, Trabue,
Robeck and spicer, wefe charged with hat.
ing been concerned in riot They were
all held to bail to appear at the next term
of the Court of Common Pleas77Mehrman
ID the sum q $780, and the other three IN
the sum of 500 each.
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Special Oa1tIo6.

+ Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has be-
come so popular that various parties have
put out articles calling them Mrs, lWihs2
lows. Please take notice that THE MRS.
WINSLOW OF THE SOOTHING SYRUP
Is NOT CONNECTED WITH ANY 9TH
Err ARTICLE. iune4-d&w3m
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Paving Notice. 3G
10 az t0Aom q NaY O0noern:

~ TECITY CLERKS OPFICE,yl -
X y COLUMBUS, o. Sept. lS6o.i J
At q session Of the City Codncil held at their
Council Chamber, this Wednesday evening, Sept.
5th, 1885, the following resolution was unanimously
R,sSSssa That the riOperkyl hOlderss suIthe east
side Of TLird street, from Broad street 10 State
street, be. and they are hereby ISduired TO make
their sidewalks of the width req&ted BY the City
Ordinance, made in conformity with section 20 Of
the statutes of Ohio as amended April 18th, and
ton Of strceIs, alleys, &c within thirty days from
thePassagsOf this resOlutlSh. i, H., \ Hill
Attest: - ''"' u. Z, WILSON, INV
septIO-dst City Clerk.
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meeting of lhe ClerIx,s AssocIatIo

Meeting of the ClerlK,s ssOciatIOIi. !.
The Clerks Association win hold a meet
ing at eight O'Clock this (Monday) evening,
at Naughtoh Hall, for the purpose of con-
sidering the invitation to participate in the
reception of President johnson and his
party and transaetipg otherimportant husi-
ness. A full attendance of all the mem
bers, and of all, who feel interested in the
Association, is earnestly requested.
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septlO- O-dltAw4w
doldw b bPavingTNo

To all Uhom Unldv Concern:
nm CITY CLERKS OFFICE,l =,
IED EIO0LbMBUs. y. Sept 8, 1851 II Oh
Notice is hereby given that proceedings have been
instituted in the City Council Of Columbus. for
mAking the following Improvements. to-Wt:
For grading Latham street and for grading and
paving the unpayed Sidewalks, cutters and crossings
q Lhe pape ttoR Spring street sO HOrtH Public Z
The same TO be done in accordance with pats and
estimates TO be prepared by the City Civil Engi-
meet. and filed in the Office Of the City CLERK.
All persons claiming damages on account Of said
proposed improvements, are required 70 file, their
flsh%s * ,S sHG Ss AS1 VSsT tR%SsiTF
i0'0 LEE. WILSON n"L
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,PaYnnent of Townshin Rountr Rol

Payment of Township Bounty Bonds.
The County Auditor informsus that Id. is
now ready to issue orders for the payment
OF the township bonds issued under the, act
''to authorize the commissioners Of conn
ties, trustees of townships and city eoun-
ellis to levy a tax for the payment Of bopp-
ties to volunteers, and to refund subscripr
tions made for that purpose passed March
2S 1884, and the act supplementary thereto,
passed April 6, 1855. ,,,,n,,y ,,iss,,,u