The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-17

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ballot, which was refused by the War
den. He entered a legal protest a
gainst the proceedings, the case was
carried into the Supreme Court, and
printed ballots were declared TO be le-
gal. Since that time all ballots have
been printed
B6r Refuse fat of all kinds taken
IN exchange for the best of Soap at
the Soap Factory.
A Michigan clergyman warns his
flock to beware of modern infdelity in
the person Of Henry Ward Beecher.
Mixed Candies for the Holt
days.
Mixed Candies Tor the HOLIDAYS
at Chris. Burckholter's at 20 cents
per pound. This is 10 cents less on
the pound Than usual.
A DAueHTERo of Professor Agassiz is in
the Insane Asylum at S%omerville, Mas.
saohusetts "a monomaniac.
H@- Another supply of Clocks, some
entirely new styles in this market, re-
oeived this day at Vincents.
Mr.. STREET, Of Salem, Mass, moved
TO Ohio and founded the town Of Salem;
thence to Indiana, where he establish
ed the town Of Salem and thence to
Iowa, where he erected the town of Sa-
lem. About which the Chicago Post
thinks the Salems Of Street are as nu-
merous as the streets of Salem.
E6S~ The finest line Of Cutlery, both
Table and Pocket, is TO be found at
Vincents. They invite special exami-
nation of price and quality.
A CERTAIN Mr. Dorsey, of Pawtucket,
Rhode Island, has written to Henry j..
Todd, Esq, Warden of the Penitentia-
ry in Kentucky, and promised q roast
dinner to all convicts on Christmas
day. Mr.. Dorsey is an original-a pain
ter by trade, and does an extensive
business. He keeps no books, but does
every thing upon the cash principle
Over his store he has posted the fol,
lowing elegant extract :"
"sIGS PAINTING.
STOP
No admittance here except on business,
No more money lent %
/ don't mind giving to the needy, D-n
the l%cndingl'
His great weakness is to give roast tur-
key dinners to prisoners at Christmas,
and he spends about $1,000 a yea in
this manner
Rsa- Wax and China Dolls, cheap, at
c. l.. Halls.
The distance from Duluth TO Pugets
sound by the Northern Pacific road is
about ll75 miles. From Chicago 10
Duluth $40 miles. So the whole dis.
lance TO the Pacific by the new route
will be l74j miles, 500 miles less than by
the present Pacific route.
IA" Books make handsome and &C
ceptable presents. Go to the Book Store
and select a supply for your friends for
the Holidays.
The days Of wooden ocean steam
ships are past. The splendid steam
ship Adriatic, 1000 tons-the last one
built for the Collins line, and represen-
ted to be sound and in good ordcr-is
offered for less than $4,000. She cost
over n million.
EEg- The largest and finest stock of
Holiday Goods now at the Book store
ever in the town.
A Detroit girl who wears q beaver
and carries a cane, tried to kiss a hotel
waiter the other day. The insulted
youth complained to the landlord, who
informed the offender that she must
respect the men about the house or else
leave.
me- Go to C. L. Halls to get your
School Books.
REWARD.
Go to G. L. Halls If you want TO ex.
change your Wilson's Readers and
Spoilers for McGuffey's. Call before
the LIST of January. Mr.. Hall will also
exchange Stoddard's Arithmetics for
Rays.
BsH- Who can find II in their hearts
to refuse the little ones the pleasure of
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