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The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-24
How lhc People orc swIndIcd.

Colonel seldom, tho new collector
of tho Revenue at Norfolk, Virgin
is, reports to tho Department at
Washington. that hrs investigation
of the books and accounts Of his
Radical predecessor (now in the
pcuitcntiary) discloees n defnlcation
Of two hundred and fifty thousand
dullars-a quarter OLA million Of
dollars stolen by nm oficIa, who was
constantly prating OF his devotion
TO tho Radical party, aud to the
Congressional plan Of reconstruc-
ton.
Freeman Clark. the Controller Of
tho currency 1T Washington, says,
in u letter to Senator Morgan OF
New York, that ut cun be clearly
demonstrated that frauds and cvas.
IONS are 9rnctlccd 10 such an extent
that the honest tax payers r now
paying upon a basis Of revenue Of
about nine hundred millions per an
mum, while not moro than Onc-half
OF the sun ever hnGs itS way into
tho Treasury"
Says one of the prominent Radio
cal leaders on this point:
Through the unsettled condition
ola country suffering from civil
var, We Qhe Republican parity
have developed more rascslity than
any party that ever came into exis.
tcncc. We have filled the Offices with
thieves and their pockets with steal
ings. Men 90 in poor and come out
m%illionaircs. For ono dollar paid
to the Government in hard earned
taxes. hundreds stick to the dirty
ingorE OF official scoundrcls."
Hence |. 10 that tho people every.
where arc demanding n change in
tho administration OF tho Govern
mcnt, and such u change that the
party SO full of official scoundrels
shall be turned out OF power
LZancs. Signal.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-24
INSTITUTION.

Patrick Sweeney has just commenc-
ed to manufacture Stogic Cigars. He
works the hest Kentucky Tobacco and
warrants his cigars to give genoa sat
isfaction in all cases. lie employs the
best workmcn in the country, one who
has worked a long time in West Virgi.
mia Mr.. Sweeney has now a large
trade in and about McConnelsville and
s%olicits the patronage Of country mer.
chants with whom he will do business
on the square and to their satisfaction.
lie keeps constantly on hand a large
supply of well seasoned cigars and will
sell cheap. Give him q call in Kelly
Block, South East Side Of Public
Square, McConnelsville, q.
Sent. q. q.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-24

Sixteen huui"el m'l..a4 .EtNc tett
are by it's contract paysoie 20 green
backs this if paid IN gold adds eight
hundred millions to the value Of tho
Bondholders claim, and to the terrible
load that now Expresses the people
and destroys their business.
The Bonbholders demand that labor
and production shall be taxed foh their
benefit, they claim that they are a
privileged class and exempt from tax
alton.
Fay the debt in Grecnbncks and you
reduce the burthen of the people. Ev.
cry thing We cat, drink and veal are
now taxed to pay the bondholder.
Fay the debt in Gre-nbacks and you
pay it in the currency the bondholdcr
gave for his bonds.
Fay the debt in Grecnbocks and you
stimulate industry and invigorate bust
ness.
Pay the debt in Grecnbrcks and you
pay it according TO contract Er.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-24
TOWN AND COUNTY MATTERS.
ATTENT TON, LADIES |!

The following named ladies have
been appointed rs II committee for
decorating the Grove for the Demo-
cratic meeting on thu 29th
McConnelsville-- Mistr, ssqs : JAS
Luton, d. II. Mortl"y, Jesse Sea-
man, c BurckholIcr, A J Yanawuy
Sophia Cotton, W r KoIly, J A Kcl
~, 4 G. Merriam. ] Ewing, w A
Mcconnell, + Il Davis, L W Cotton,
S p Mott, II Is Moore, JEFF Buchan-
an, J IL hurry, $ S KoskCtt, II
Cheadlo, J Stitt, VIM Hiblcr, J ]
Stewart, John White, Jas Holmes,
JAS Balm, ii McGrath, r Belts, John
Wheeler, i p Johnson M sizes ;
Mary Mcconnell, Anna, Ella, and
Willie Sill, Mary and Katie MORT
ley, Carrie and Frank Thompson,
Emma and Laura Cochran, Carrie
Lackoy, Agnes Cheadle, Tilly Par.
thesius, Bello Adams, LcLitia Spence.
Annie Ilibler, Flora Elwood, Katie
Bemis, Katie Young, Jennie Strahl,
Ruth \ Williamson. Katie Conklin,
Libbie Watkins. Malta JAS Moore,
j x l. Hall, Al Miller, Jas Beck,
T Dover, Rob Crawford, Ed Nor.
ris, 7 and JAS Dricker, Samuel Nc.
C%Nslin, John Walker, Sanl Yanmc.
ter, Chas Kinney, J Harris, Thos &
VIM Sheridan, j and VIM Darrell
; S J Cooper, q S liam, Jas Rcy
I noIds, l'eui Humphrey Geo Ilof
. man, VIM Guilty, Snml Porter, S
Palmer, Geo Bumgardner, Wm
Hornor, Alex Milligan, G. Majors, /
scott, T. aud A Smith. Misses =
q Mary liam, Helen Moore, ARno
n Mary and Sue Br0wnell, Flora Nc
t Kay, Hannah and jamie Hall, Sadl
0 McCaslin, Eliza ] Hedges, Mary
n Crawford, Amelia Bricker-and nc
v wishing to omit any. a general, COZ
: dial invitation is extended to AL
Democratic ladies to assist in decc
rating the grove for tho reception {
6 Hon. G, j. Pendleton, Ohio's favor
3 ito sOn.
Tho committee will plcRso be o
tho grounds ready for work at /
c O'Clock Monday morning, Scpton
Der 29.
by request Of Cen trail Com.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-24
CREENBiCKS FOX BONDS {!
Que Currency fur The Government and The
People, The Lnblrrr and The Gffce nOi-
der. the PcnSi0ner, The Soldier,
the Producer and the
DOndh0ldCr.

Tho Bondholder demands gold for
his bond the Soldier must take green
backs for his pension.
The Bondholder demands gold for
his bond; the laborer must take green
backs for his daily toll.
Tho Bondholdcr demands gold for
his bonds tho Farmer and the Me.
chanic must take g~reenbacks for their
productions, The Soldiers pension of
SIS is worth but about $40 in gold :
the Dondholder's SIS in gold arc worth
$22 in greenbacks, 81 in gold will buy
asmuch as $3.50 in g~recnbacks.
The B%ondholder obtains his gold and
he grows richer; the Soldier, the La
borsr, tho Farmer and tho Mechanic
must take the g~reenbacks, and they
grow poorer.
The Bondholder pays no tNxcs upon
his bonds, for they are exempted by
law the Soldier, Laborcr, the Farmer
and the Mechanic pay their own taxeI
and bondholders too.
Tho Bondholdcr gave greonbackI
for his bonds. lie draws interest il
gold, and now he demands gold for tn,
principle,
In 1868 the average value Of a green
back dollar was II cents; in 1864, 8
cents; and in 1865, 50 cents.
In 1861, tho Bondholder paid $50
in geld for $500 bond, He has draw
interest in gold upon il, to the amour
Of 1920 which was worth at least 500
in currency, If his bond is paid il
gold he has cleared S2j5 worth no,
1875, and this added TO the interes
makes a net profit of$j7j IN four year
on All investment Of $3.50.
The gold 10 pay both interest an,
principal comes from the tariff that tn
Government lays on the poor man
tea, coffee and sugar, for all take
paid in currency,
Every pound Of tea pays twenty-iiv
cents in gold 10 the B%ondholderl
Every pound Of coffee pays five cent
in gold TO the ~Bondholder.
Every pound Of sugar pays four cent
in gold TO the B%ondholdcr,
The whole debt isnow 49, coo, 600, COX
In the month Of July the interest
bearing portion Of it increased sixty
seven millions thus adding in on
month nearly four millions Of annua
! Interest 10 The luIlhcns r. the people
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-24
Morgan County Fair.

The Board OF Directors Of the Nor
gan County Agricultural Society, at a
meeting held on the 10th instant,
made the following appointments:
Andrew Kahler, Esq, to be Chief
Marshal and superintendent of the
Riding and Driving Ring during the
Fair.
Committee of Decoration for Floral
and Farmers Halls, under tho direc,
ton Of David l.. Jenkins, Esq:-Mrs
r. ". Wood, Mrs. \. s. Dickey, Mrs.
II. Dunsmoor, Mrs. II. l.. Jones, Mrs.
T. NJ. Kahler, Misses Jennie Strahl
Kate b. Wclch, Mary Ham, Mary f.
Mortley, Anna Sill, Maria Pinkerton
Lizzie Gillespie, Misters John Hol-
brook, Joseph f. Brown, John Sigler
Charles f. Kahlcr, C. NJ. Roberts, and
Newell Corner.
The Committee will be conveyed t.
and from the Grounds, and are re
questcd to be ready at ! o'clock, =. NJ
Monday, Sept, %. JoHN $. ADAR.
SpcTctnry.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-24

Tho Central Committee request
the friends of the cause in the sew
eral townships to Immediately des>
Ignato three or moro persons 10 act
us a committee of arrangements for
the townships so that conveyance
and means arc provided for the at
tendance OF all who may desire TO be
present at tho meeting, and that
each township meet at proper and
designated points TO form procession
BY Order of tho Dem. Con. Com
Of Morgan County,
McCVnnclsyillO, Sept Is, 1853
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-24
McC0NLELSyILLE MARKET.

ycCoSSgLsvuLE, S'pt -, 1863.
FL0UR-Best family Sll ,OO; Extra
5000; Super Fine 500 per barrel.
WHEAT-Sl 80 per bu,hel.
CGRN MEAL-sl 20 per buShel.
RYE-Sl.l5 per bushrl.
CORN-s5 per bushel, wholesale.
OATS-50 crnis per brshcl, Wholesale.
lIay-Sl4,00 per ton.
CLOVER SEED 10 eta. per pounl
TIMOTHY SEED 81 90 Wholesale.
FLAN SEED 81 50 to | IS.
BkA NS...S3 90 per bashel.
GREEN APPLES.->Sl 90 bushrl.
DRIED APPLES.>. Gets. per pound.
DRIED PEACHHS~- 80 90 per bush.
POTATOES 81 90 per bush. nj
Wholesale.
BUTTER, 25 cts. per pound,
EGGS-.s IL cls. per dog,
POULrRI-Tnrke,s 10 cts. per pound,
chickens Bets. per pound.
FEATHERS - ciS. per III.
SUGAR.->l II 10 10 cls. per ID.
WHITE SUGAR - 10 to 30 cts. ID.
COFFkE.,- Is to 80 cts. per ID.
TEA-- 81 IS to 2 90 par IL.
MOLASSES--H orgum so by barrel, co
to - per gallon.
SYRUP 81 10 per gallon.
LARD-l5 to lIcts per pound, whole
sale.
DRIED BREF--25c,s per 10. HarIis'
la At Sugar cared - cts per H..
SliOUI.DERS--lI cents per In.
Substituted d., lG cts per 10.
DRESSED llOGS-9cts per H..
CARBON on 50cls, per gallon.
L;NSEED OIL 40 per gnllJu.
LARD OIL--2 90 per gallon.
CANDLES--2Ocls per ID.
SOAr- by box IL; by har 20.
MACKER NL--No. I, ~ ID cents
per H., Hall bbi $40 90 /; ours S5 kits
1929.
WHITE FISH--l0c per 10.
CODFlSll-- 0sts per 10.
SALr--S2 70 per Dbl.
WOOL.--3O to 40 cts per ID.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-24


to s.hargc debts contracted $50
gold Oy private ~oiuzeBs, buJ arc
not u legal tender to pay obuga
tiUts that tho Government con
trOcted in greenbacksl
3. We now have IL debt of $780,
OOO, 900 or $780, OO. 900 IN currency
Bearing no interest and costing the
people nothing for it's use, W. al
80 have q debt OF g., 1000, 900, 900.
which bears an interest in gold at G
per cent, or about pino per cent. III
currency. Tho Secretary of the
Treasury with assent of the Radi.
cal Congress, is regularly reducing.
at the rate OF s4,000,O00 n month,
the debt that bears no interest, and
adding il on TO the debt bearing in
torcstl In other wOr0s, no adds.
every thirty days, s2l0, 900 in gold
to our taxes for interest, or s400, 00J
in legal tenders, by this process OF
changing a non.interest-bearing
debt INTO an interest bearing one,-
This is called brilliant flnunrirrinr.
Do the people see it in that ligbt2
4. 1000 National banks arc ere
atcd To issue $500. 600 900 Of blue
backs as currency for the people -
For this currency tho banks got
from the Government, who collect
ii in taxes, some s24, 600 600 n year
Now, tho Government could issur
the samo amount Of grccnbacks and
not cost tho people ono cent. Tho
$4,000 900 n year arc simply
thrown away, for the grccnback cur.
reucy Is much better than tho blue
back, being q legal tender iordobts,
which the National bank notes arc
not. No one need receive II Ma
tional banK npto for debt unless he
chooses. Yet for their ISSUE We are
taxed half as much as it coat TO run
the whole Government q quarter oI
= century ago. Ought the people
to indorso the party which sustalns
this policv'
8. Enothcr beauty Of Republican
inancicring is that Government
money is not good enough TO pay
Government debts, and that We
have two kinds OF money, one for
the people, but another and better
one still for the b%ondholdcr.
6. KS the great climax of the mat
ter, We have an interest debt Of
more than SO, OOO, GOA, 900, ami the
holders Of which 10 not pay one
cent Of State or local taxes upon il,
for tho support Of tho Government
that protects their lives, liberty and
property, Tho aim Of the Radical
is TO make tins debt a perpetual IN
stilutiun, q millstonc, that shSlI
hang upon the necks Of the people
bearing them 10 tho earth. Every
sixteen years wo arc 20 pay enough
in interest to discharge the prlnci.
pal, but tho latter is to remain en-.
trely undiminishod, the source o
fresh and annually recurring bur
deus 10 come. THIS. we repeat, il
tho financial policy Of the Radicals
l. il possible that ii will not, or,
long, DO swept away by the gooc
sense and Intelligence 0 ftho pco
! plu?
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-24
FlNANCIERING
ITS e

The following r some OF tho pc
culiar beauties and most noticeable
points OF Republican financicring
which the Radical prcts is urging
tho country 10 uphold
/. Borroring g~reen5dcks for the
Government when gold IS at $50 or
ESQ premium, and then paying She
lenders in gold, thus paying back
two or three limos as much money
Ss they received.
?, Grecnbscks are q legal tender
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-24
Gallery Of Art.
w, q. TIsEsIZE

asks the rrblic to call aud o&0minS bio
specimen Photographs, F~crrciypes, AM
brotypes, Gems, &c., &C., which csnnot be
surpassed anywhere. Ito has perfected al
engagements Whereby suy ono can be &c.
comodated with the fncst ofOil Paintings
md pictures OF India Ink work. Rooms
Building, Center Street, M'ConnclsNi!!c,
ohio.
Jim l-ly,
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-24
CITY SHAVING SALOON.
TRKD BROWN, raoPRlErsR.

Fred is prepared to do all manner of
work which comes within The sphere Of his
legitimate business. Shaving, Hair Cut
ting, S%hnmpooing, Dyeiug, done to tho
satisfaction VI the most lastidOus, Switches
aid Curls Rrc made Ia order, and are war.
rnnlrd to prove satisfactory. South.EOst
Side OF Public Square.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-24
Delegations 10 drrire at 10 o'cLk An
Speaking 10 commence at 2 p. II.
Omcers Of the Day.

PRESIDENT-WM. SHERWOOD
rhe Presidents Of tho Seymour 4
Blair Clubs IN tho different town
ships will act as YicO Presidents.
GRAND MARSHALL-FRiNK A.. DAVIS.
The townships Will appoint their
Marshals, and report their approach
to tho Grand Marshal at lIeadquar
ters, at the office Of J. NJ. Gaylord
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-24

Men ofall parties Nrc cordially
invited to como to this Great Conn
Gil of freeman, wr,h your wives,
sons, daughters, friends aud neigh.
bors come in professions with mu.
sic, flags flying and appropriate
notices come in wagons, carriages.
buggics, by steamboat, on horse
back and on foot come with your
hickory trees and boughs, shouting
and huzzahing for tbs Constitution,
the Union, a White Mans Govern
mont, Equal Taxation.
|: is expected thut tins will be the
grundcst political assembly ever
held in tho County. 1t will he MS"
senbly ofthc People, met TO discuss
the great and absorbing questions
oftaxation, tho rights Of the people,
the best means Of perpetuatmg our
form Of Government, and to devise
ways how TO relieve the country OF
the great wrongs inflicted, and 10
Tighten tho burdens pressing them
down. Let the over burthened tax.
payers turn out and compare profit
and loss with tho multitude of non-
taxpayers now mfest'ng tho land
under Rad ical rule. Let men of all
political parties ono aud partlcl-
patio in this Grand Assembly Of FREQ
men.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-24
Notice 10 Internal Reysnu, TAI. Payers.
MARRIETTA. August 70, SO.

MAnRIETTA, August II, OBJ
Notice is hereby given that all Inter
nal Revenue taxes will hereafter be
payable only ut my office in Marietta.
Each person will receive notice OF tho
amount and the time OF payment of his
taxes by mail, The money may be ro-
mitted by draft, P~ost-othce order, or in
currency by express or registered lot
ter. Receipts will be sent by return
mail. The expenses Of collection will
bo added in all cases whore parties neg
Loot to pay according 10 notice.
W, p RICHARDSON,
oug 20 ca. collector.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-24
u1nmcr! Sunmor
Summer

is here, aud every body, that is ~. 'hslsi,5s.
both VI rUuuiTy and town, are going 70 40
Millinery aut Fancy Store ot the Misssr :.
4 T.. Holbrook. for their Ribhnus and Ia.
ccs, Flowers, Straw BonuOts and Ha,s.
Brnids, Ornaments, Trimming, Bonurl
aud Hat Frames. Collars, Glove, nui
everything that ladipa wear. Second door
above National Bank, Ccuter Street, NJ
Councllyillc, ohio.
Aprii 31-Gm.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-24

New GooDs have iust been rccciv
cd at Hairs Store IN Maltt. THOSE
who ARE in to the Fair and to the
Pcndicton meeting will DO we'll to
call. Ladies' Dress Goods, Casslmcrs
Cloths Boots. and Shoes, &C., cun DO
found there for saln cheap.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-24
The Bridge on the aOth.

Arrangements have been made
by the Democratic Central Commit
tee, whereby the teams and horse
men, that join the procession from
tho West side of Tho River, arc to
come over on tho Bridgo,
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-24

sen- The largest steCk Of Cassi-
mcrs, Roady-made %cluthing, &c.
brought to Morgan county since the
War may be- found at A. W. Wal.
ker & Co.'S, Bell St; Militia. Ohio.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-24
W. B. HEDGES, NJ o.,
Has permanently located himself in No
COunelsville, whore he will follow
his profession both in
pHYSlC AND SURGERY.

All calls promptly responded to. once 4:
opposite Mummey, Hammond Il Co.'S Grocery
store, on centre street. [Rug 20tf
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-24

pay~ Tho fincst stock Of Plated
ware. CGtlsry Clocks Vat hes, Vio.
Inns, AocordcanS. Guns, Pistols, Car.
ridges, Picture Frames, &C., in the
market, Is TO 10 found at Vinccnt's.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-24
n. n. %TINcHST. ". A. vINcES'
III. IL. VINCENT 4 BRO.

Clockt, Watches, aud Jewelry, Silver anil
Silver-Plated Ware, Musical Instruments
and Manufacturer of Picture Frnmet
NORRIS BLOCK, NC n~uelsville, Ohio.
&g- Watches, J~swelry aud Musical In,
stINmeHts repaired.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-24

FrH opeping-Tho NJ scs s & +
llolbrook have their Fall Opening
vi millinery and Fancy Goods on
next Tuesday the 10Th. ladies, Of
town and country, will be there in
great numbers.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-24

%" GentIemen's Furnishing
Goods, hats and CAPE, &c, found in
%profusicn, and cheap, Mt Walkers.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-24


TnE RAIDS went TO Windsor last
Friday night, and ifall reports are
true, they enjoyed a most rxcclIant
drunk. Some of the crowd, howcv-
~, deny this, and MAINTAIN that no
more orderly crowd over went to
Windsor. Tho DENIAL is quite nat
ural aud We give them the benefit Of
7. Frank i. Pond, their orator, de-
livcr1d a speech IN keeping with the
party teachings. 1t was full Of ma.
Lightly and hate and tended only
to the stirring up orthc worst feel
ings which enter tho human breast
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-24

IA ~Another lot of tn $50 Celebro-
ted sun.brrnors just rccciv cd Mt J S.
Wilson's, below tho Central House,
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-24

U6- Cochran; BOzman 4 Co.. are
ready for business at their stand nd
joining tho Central House, on the
Public Square.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-24

RN- Cloths, Cassimerss, Flannels
and Dress Goods Of every descrip-
ton at MrCarty's.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-24
A DMINISTR NOTICE

Notice is horehy given that on the
I'D day Of Sept, 1868, !, tho under
signed, was duly appointed Admins
traitor, de 6onis non, ofthe estate Of Sam.
uel Beswick, deceased, late of Windsor
Up, Morgan county, O.
JOHN S, ABBOTT,
Sept. 25, 3w.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-24

ST. Great efforts is being made
by Isaac Carnes to please his custo-
mers during the Fair.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-24

If you want 10 see n really nico
Drug store call in NJ Alexandcrs.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-24
HIINSTRELS.

The lovers Of wit and humor will
have an excellent opportunity Of
INDUCING thus propensity, on next
Tuesday ard Thursday evenings,
Sept. 20 ahd Oct. /, in Shcpard's
Hail. 1Tibler has secured by great
expense n combination Of talent Tor
these entertainments, unoxcelled IN
tho country, Tho entertainment
will be chaste and unobjrctionublo,
inviting the attention of The most
refined ears, and will consist Of
Vongs, sentimental, patriotic and
comic; dancing, burlcsques, farccs
&C., &c. A gymnastic performance
will also DC givCn by expert gym'
nasts.
AIuieaion OK cnnia
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-24

B6y- A new stock Of Goods can lie
found at Kelly & Seaman.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-24
WINDSOR TOWNSHIP.

A Democratic Mass meeting Of the
voters Of Windsor tip, will be held in
Stockport in the evening of October Q,
1868. Every II is invited TO attend
Speakers will be announced hereafter.
BY order of Dem, Central Com,
Sept, 24-2t.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-24

EGg' Fresh Oysters by tho can
half-ban or dozen at J s Wilson's.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-24
ls- Men and boys wear very
cheap at McCnrty's,

n6g~ a barrel of PiilsburC old
Stock Ale at tho Central House
Soloon. is WILSON.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-24

B8"At the sign of jim row IS tn,
place TO buy tobacco and scgars
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-24

- 4. w. Walker cannot be-
beaten on getting up 4 noat f:ting
SUIT Of clothes.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-24
JOHN STIFF,
pSiLEH ~

Dootp, Shoes, Leather ani Findings, al H..
elegant Store-rnom, Just above Buckley
Block, Center Street, MCouurlsyille, ohio,
invites everyone to call and examine his
stock. and SEQ ifthcy cnu't be suited 10
something amongst his choice selection ~
Goods. Boots and Sho,s IRE made 90 order
on tho shortest possible notice, aud n neat
fl Is always guaranteed. Repairing il
done "a cheup M the cheapest.
April 6-bm.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-24

ses- Ready made Clothing at Wal
ker's in Malta
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-24
Business Notices.

49, Ladies, misses and children's
Hose at McCarty's.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-24
Admission, % cents.

BURCKHoLTER informs us that
tho season for making taffy candy
has Sc; IN. lilo will place before the
public this fall and Winter n super.
Ter article of the Lemon and Nanil-
Ia. lie, also, has just opened his
saloon for tho benefit of those who
ire lovers of good oysters, fried or
stewcd, all the same price, and ex,
ccllont ms anyone who calls on hun
will testify. During the Fair;
Burckholtcr will havo n Saloon o.
pen on tho Far Grounds. The best
Of dinners will he served up.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-24

The Swan HOUSE has been entire
~ renovated for tho accommodation
of those who attend tho Pend oton
Meeting and tho FAIR. Meals Vnd
Lodging Tor Ladies and Gcutlmcn,
and the best of Stablng and feed
for horses, Robert Hanchcr, the
proprietor, will be happy to meet
his many friends next week.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-24

EEN. W. p. RICHARDSON WILL
VI address the Seymour Il Blair Clubs
of Malta and McConnclsville at the
Town House, in Malta, on Saturday
evening, Sept. 2G,
GLEE CLUB will 10 in attendance,
Let every one turn ont.
Sent ~. 1865.