The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-24

the damage Of his neighborsl
s6y- Silverware for Festivals, Fairs,
&c, 70 be had as Vincent's on the most
reasonable terms. Committees inter
ested will please give this their atten.
ton,
AT the reception given by the wo.
mems Bureau the other day, TO Mrs.
Harriet Bseeher Stowe, Miss Anthony
invited Mr.. rockingham to attend her
funeral The candid rockingham said
he should be happy to
BsA- Cash paid for corn by D. &C. ".
Mummey. If
NAPoLEoN the FirstS opinion Of the
Parisians has be anunearthed. "Their
judgments, said he at s.. Helena, "are
as grave as the decisions of q monkey
on metaphysics
~" Clothing Clothinpl ~ Cloth
ingill Al styles, qualities, and pr.
ces, ready made, or made to order, at
Isaac Carnes'.
The young ladies Of tho Treasury do
partment are forbidden, by q printed
placard, to whistle while at work-a
most tyrannical interference with wo-
mems rights.
eeA- Notwithstanding the great am.
cunt Of Holiday Goods carried away
from II. B. Vincent Il Bros. during the
last ten days, their assortment Is yet
complete, and great bargains will be
given to those who are to come.
THR fact that Jenny Lind can no Ion.
ger sing as she could once is reasonably
accounted for 10y. the statement that
her little daughter has "inherited her
mothers voice.
RaR- Clothing made to order at Kel-
iy Il Seaman's.
TRY IRA cup Of coffee 10 n sure
barometer, ifyOu allow tho sugar to
drop to the bottom Of q cup and
watch the bubbles arise without dis.
turbing tho cOffrc. IT the bubbles
collect ~ the middle, the weather
will be fine ; If they adhere to the
cup, forming n ring, il will be raj
ny, and if the bubbles separate
without assuming any fixed posi-
ton, changeablo weather may be
expected. Try it,-[Dr, Hall.
say- The best shotgun powder in
town at d. & c. W. Mummcy's. IT,
no. Candy Baskets fSled with rails
ms, almonds and candy all for ten cts.
at Burckholter's.
nR- New Goods for the Holidays re-.
ceiycd at the Book Store on Wednesday
and Thursday Of this week.
B@- Duncan's E%xpectorant Good
for colds I Good for Coughs Thous-
ands have tried its virtue and 80 years
Of experience in selling it, justiiics us
in recommending 1t. For sale only by
John B. Stone.
A9~ The finest stock Of Books Of all
kinds. and best adapted for Holiday
presents, ever brought 10 this place,
now at the Book Store.
Ba9- WANTEDl-to buy dried ap.
pies, beans, beeswax, lard. iallow, but
ter, eggs, and rags, for which the high.
est market price will be paid 10y John
Is. Stone,
ORR contemporary in the interior, who
makes the following statement, is are.
spectacle man, olth ugh he never
writes under said oath" lie says -
We know Of a girl, who, n night
last summer attended n ball, danced
all night, went home in the morning
got breakfast, dinner and supper for
ten harvest hands did a two weeks
washing and the milking, made a cali.
co dress, practiccd her music lesson,
went blaeAberrying and gathered a gal
Ion, walked TO town in the evening 10
attend concert, and walked home"
Ba2- a new lot Of Boo's and Shoes.
warranted work, al Kelly ~ eeamans
TnE New York Mail says "a lady
evidently one Of the Jcap monde-at-
tracted considerable attention yester-
day by passing up Broadway with al
immense appendage Of dark hair re.
duced to an iIon-gray shade by means
of an application of white powder
This fashion has been gradually COM
ing into vogue at balls and parties, but
this was the first appearance Of it on
the promenade witnessed by us"
no Mems Uuder Shirts, at so cents
apiece; and Mems Drawers, at so cents
a pair, at Kelly d Seaman's.
The South Carolina Legislature I'D.
journed the other day TO see John Ro.
binson's circus. A motion to that ef
feet was mado by Mr, DeLarge, the col
ored leader Of the House, in these
words-"Mr. Speaker, de circus hab ar
rove, and darfore l moves dat we adj,
journ'- which was done accordingly
likewise, nevertheless and notwith.
standing.
Bea- Provisions Of all kinds, good and
fresh, for sale now by D. d c. W. Mum
mcy. If.
Az English farmer has recently talk
ken a clever "rise' out Of John Bright,
The agriculturalist received a printed
form from the Government REQUIRING
returns of his ground, crops, acreage
&c. He returned it with all the col,
ums untitled, but endorsed as follows
John Bright's instructions to farmers
in n of his speeches was not to med
die with figures, but to watch the sun
shine and showers at home, and no
bother the Government with their at
fairs.' will take his advice in thi
matter"
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