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A new Melodeon tor sale-cheap.
Inquire at the Office of DR.. G Mics.
SO. 3w28
Stick a Pin Here!


l have associated with me in the
Watch work department, Mr.. r. II.
GATES. 1 would say 10 all who
want good work done, and have
watches that refuse 10 tell their
name, give us q call. We stand
second to none in the uork line
We not only have the machinery
and tools to do good work with,
but know how, when and uhere to
use them. l.. G. BUTCH.
second the motion.
% 3t. r. II. GATES.
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NorgA WoRD.-George II, Penn
tleton was in Congress from 1861,
to March 4th, 1865, and we defy
any man in America to point to
one word or sentence from George
H. Pondleton, during all that time,
in favor of tho Government and
the suppression ofthe rebellion or
to ono solitary vote given for that
purpose. His ruling sentiment
was, "Let the South establish their
empire and government" and BIT
votes all accord with that sentl
ment.-Erchdnge.
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ONO CONFERENCE, M. f. CHURCH.
The following are the appoint.
ments of IN minister's for Lancaster
District, for the ensuing year;
". T. Harvey, P. b dd T
& Lancaster, B. N. Spahr,
Circlcville, II X. Foster. b
Newark y. W. Dillon.
Granville, j. H. Williams nb
Alexandria, G. S. Mclaughlin
Etna, Samuel Rankin. r,3iaH'
Jobustowp, +. F. Lewis, G, G
Vest.
New Albany, II, L. Whitehead
one to be supplied.
Baltimore, 8. g. Riker, one to be
supplied. -a'
West Rushvillo, L. G. Acton.
Reynoldsburg, G. NJ. Bethauser
T. IL. Bradrick.
Royalton, J. G. Gregg.
M4gFFyyilIle' 4gFFyiilI T. W, Lewis one tQ Be
TarltOn, T. Il, Hall, J. s
Ricketts,.
South Bloomfield, J.GeML
Shultz.
Darb5ville, W: II. McClintock
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The County Fair:

The, Fair Grounds, under the su'
percisioG Of the President! of the
Agricultural Society, JOHN REDRR'
and ahe other cficcrs, are under
going great improvements, and
preparations are being made which
will insure the largest success II
exhibitors but show an equal In
terest in the matter. From all the
indications we anticipate the
greatest Exhibition and turn'ou
Of The people cvcr known heroon a
similar occasion.
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lancaster, o, Sept
TARM FOR SALE,

FARM OF $50 ACRES ~ miles
sonth.e east from Findlay, Hancock coun,y,o.
vii, be sold cheap. A very, superior frame
house containing lUrooms with cellar; cistern
and weIlat the door; frame harm and other OUT.
buildings. all new; good orchard Of al kinds OF
fruit. lis acres cleared and in cultivation
good country road runs through the centre Of
the farm. Z, a.
Price Ss0per acre; one-third cash, balance IN
payne nts TO suit purchaser; se.,,,,- NJ,
For tnrther particulars address nENkl b1-
AL, Flndlay, Ohio, or JOHN MOREHEAD'
Lewis Centre, Delaware county, ONO.
Sept 0, l3G9-3moi
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p. w. Bininger, has just re-
cerved complete stock of American Watches
Clocks and avery fine lot of Jewelry andSilver
Ware OF all the latest styles. lie invites every
body to cali, as he Will sell cheaper and has
nicer lot of goods to select from than can ot
found in Lancaster, call at p. W. Blningers
Main street, Rising's Block. lsept. rh.
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nmr The party making preljmin'
ary survey for tho Maysvillo and
Columbus Railroad, have gone
over the ground from Maysville
through tho counties of Brown and
Highland to the county line of
Fayotte. Tho line is being run
via Aberdeen, Ripley, Hills boro', /,
Lcesburg, Stanton and Washing.
ton G. Ii. From thence if extended
to Columbus, it will pass through
Bloomingburg, Mt. Sterling, Har.
risburg, and terminates at Colum-
bus. The surveys and estimate
have been perfected to the county
line Of Fayette, and a very favqra'
Bile report is! foreshadowed by the
engineer in charge, Capt. Gore,
He gets out from the Ohio river to
table land on 55 feet to the mile as
the highest grade. This is FIVE feet
better than tho highest grade on
The CIV az. oad.-CircieUill'
Dem. I5us1. ei1
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HA rmIess, BeautIfnI ana r,n.tgnr

MRS. 8. A. ALLEEs Hair Reseorer and Dres.
sing, The attention Oithe ppgrc ia invited 70
the valuable Improvement recently made IN
this preparation. Its iDfaIiible property OF
quickly restoring Gray Hair to its original col.
or, IL here combined with most aerceaJte
Dressing, all in one bottle.
Also her zYLoBALsAMUM, another prepar
alton, clear and transparent. A toilet luxury
for cleansing dressing and strengthening the
hair, far preferable to French ponades. and at
half the cost. Sold by Druggists.
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NJ. A DAuouERTY, Esq, of this
city, has boon placed upon tho
Democratic ticket for Stalo Sena,
tor, in the place Of. JAMES srOcK
DALE, declined, by the Democratic
Central Committees Of the counties
composing this District.
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LDsB On Tuesdty evening, Sept.
28th, q .1eb Bracelet lined with
gold, valuable to tho owner as a
keepsake. The fndor will be lib
erally rewarded on, leaving the
samo at this Office.
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Herzog, the famous winning
horse that madoSa mile in i;4314.
thobcSt time on z record, died last
week atthe Buckeye track, near
Cincinnati, His owner refused
s15,eOOlor him within a week, d,
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ASnsT. EAEEER ION HOMES
AND FORTUNES

In the boundless West and sunny South. It
speaks to the young man ofa home andfortun e,
and tells him why, where and how TO seek 1t (;
it tells the capitalist where to invest; the Ia
borer where to find good wages; the farmer,
the best lands; the merchant, the manuiactur.
tr, the professional man, and the mechanic, OF
the great chances open 10 them ;Iit tells every
vast resources andwoDder:ul PROCESS in every
part Of this great country. New, fresh, inter-
esting and popular.
Send for circular. Farmers, farmers sons
and other enterphsing men, can learn a OF
money. making business. by addressing, Peo-
ple's Publishing Compa N y, Phi4ade J.
rhia, Pa, Cincinnati, Ohio. Chicago, ILL.,, st.
Louis, Mo-, or Springfield, Mass. .i.'.
Sept. %, lsG9-2m. .--...-.- a. .r..-
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Mr.. Geo. W. Morslu, the great Organ virtuo-
so, sends the fol lowing etter 70 Messrs. Knabe
4 Co. and as will be seen, places their Pianos
firstin tn ranks Of all American and European
manufacturers:
Wan. KHabe 6 Co.!
GExrLEYEN-I cert,fy with pleasure that
have carefully examined your new Scale Grand,
Square and Upright Piano Fortes, andI must
say they please erceodingly, both with regard to
touch action and tone, and can confidently
recommend them MS being instruments most
perfect of their class, and unequRlled by any
made in this country or Europe, and youhaye
permission to make use Of my name II OF ser
vice to you. Yours, very respectfully.
Eaft GEO. W. MORGAN,
organist, Grace Church, New York.
June II, is69-tf. e.r.
JOHN SELTZER Do co.
ll&la East State st. Columbus, o.,
General Agents for the KNABE PIANOS.
June9, IsGo-tf rd -
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NOTICE.

D. ". Graham and Sarah Graham hiswife, OF
the State OF Indiana. and John Erick and Will
liam Henry Erick, whose place OF residence is
unknown andcan not-be ascertaned, will take
notice That on April "a, 1863, Charlotte Meeks
and others filed IN the office ofthe Clerk ofthe
Court Of Comr1on Pleas OF FAIRFIELD county,
of ihe following lands, situate in sad county,
to.wit; A part OF the southeast 4 Of section
IS, township II, range %; Beginning at south
west corner Of 10acres belonging to Enoch
! and J1cob Hensel32 perches to a stone; thence
east 4sH perches to stone; thence north 81
! perches TO stone thence west 4s% porches
/ TO the beginning, containing 10 acres, and be-
fingthe same land OF which Jacob Hoffman,
died sozed. and said defendants are notified
: 'toa;incar and answer said petition on or before
the 9th day OF October, 1862. --.
Dated Ang. II, 1900 J. r vANDEMARK,
2s-5w. Clerk OF said Court.
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ACARD.

Reply to the "Dr. Von BonhorSt-
"Teeth at Ne'o York Prices" -
"ReferenceS, AN the Principal cit.
liens of Lancaster" "--"French
Patterns" Teeth Extracted By
a Process of my owa'- Medals
Testimonials and Diplomas"
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April 1, lsGo-f.

This INFALLIBLE lREhEDr does not, like the
poisonous irritating snutfs and strong caustic
solutions with which the people have long been
humbugged, simply palliate for short tlme'
or dliee the disease 10 the lungs as there s dan
ger OF doing in the use OF such nostrums, o1
il pr0laees PERFECT AND PERMANENT cUBEs OF
rHE WORST CASES OF CHRONIC cATARRH, as thou
sands can testify. "CorD IN THE HEAD" Is
cured with n few applications. CATARRHAL
IigADAcnR ~ relieved and cured as ifby mage.
II removes offensive Breath, Loss or impair
ment Of the sense of taste, smell or hearing,
Watering or Weak Eyes, impaired Memory,
whcncatised by the violeIee Of Catarrh, a. they
alIfreanently are. / offer good faith sta nd
ing reward of $500 for case Of Cstarrh that
cannot cure.
FOR SALE BY MOST DRUGGISTS EVERY
WHERE. PRIcE ONLY 50 CENrs.
ASK your Druggist forthe Remedy, but i he
has not yet got 1t on sale, don't be put of by
accept ingany miserable worse than worthless
substitute, Btt enclose sixty centsto me, and
the Remedy will be sent you post paid. -Four
packages $500, or one dozen Tor $500 Send q
| two cent stamp for DR.. sage's pamphlet on Ca
I tatrh. Address the Proprietor,
Septic, '69-ly. Buffalo, n. Y.
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The place to buy Boys clothing
is at Rising, Miller..& Seipel's.
For the Rest

Dish of Oystersin Lancaster, go to
Andy Bauman's Excelsior Saloon
only 25 cents a dish. T2S
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For a good American Watch or
Clock, with all the lntest Improvements, go to
the large stock of p. W. Bininger, he defes
competiton. Small Profits and Quick Sales is
his motto. Kising's Block, Main st.
Septembcr %, IT,
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Sc hool Teachers

merit cards at TuthiIl l's new Bookstore. The
designs are new, and beantlfulcolored in oil
also large mottoes on cards, for hang,nEup n
the School Room. Cards &c,, for Sabbath
Schools. large stock of fSchool BOOKS
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NONSTABLE'S SALE.

On the 10Th day Of October, 1902 between the
hours Of 10 o'clock, A, NJ, and 2 o'clock, p. NJ =,
near the junction ofthe OHIO and Hooking ca.
nal, in the townof Carroll, In the township. OF
nublic vendue the following property to.wit'
The canalboat Rehecca, one bridge plank, one
stone, taken rs the property Of the said boat
Rehecca, OH an Execution IN favor Of George
G. Knrnes, and one IN favor OF Frederic Bor-
ches. avtvt II. T. MANbl, Oohs't'
Sent. %. lsGo-2S-lte. n"
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.SrNsw G0pDs, I'VE invite atten>
tion to the fact that Mr.. LEVY, of
thes Mammoth Clothing House,
three doors west of Tallmadge
House, in tho Tallmdage Block,
has-iust received and uppacked the
largest stock of Piece Goods and
Ready Made Clothing, that he has
ever brovghteto this city, e He has
'olothipstor every body and if you
dssife 4 suit made to order, Mr.
s'cLEss can At you to . "nat't
epl.' 1- --,.-l I'll Lta--
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Itch Ointment.

Why will you Scratch whom re-
lief can be obtained for rs cents ?
Buy o box of LiUin9Ston'S Itch
Ointment at Slocum & Whites
Drug Store. u'3S
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School Hooks

Con be bought at Tuthills store cheaper than
ever befoie. A large stock ut Wholesale and
retail. States, Pens, Paper, Pencils, Reward
Cards &c; Gold Pens, Pocket Books &c. 2W2j
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Bread only z cts a Loaf,
or 4 loaves for 25 cents, at Andy
Bauman's Bakery and Grocery
Store. res
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The Mass Meeting.

!.As{ae go TO press, "wednesday
afternoon o large and enthusias-
tic Republican meeting is in prog
ress at tho City Hall. Tho Baltic
more Brass Band is on hand dis.
coursing its sweetest strains, and
Il. Governor LEE and other dis
tinguishod orators are entertaining
the,RsOplsTwith eloquent speeches
Tho meeting is q gratifying sue
cess. 80 a la3 80. .'seH
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Purchase your Gloves, Shirts
and Drawers, at Rising, Miller &
SeipeIs. a
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TRrdl ness.

lnIeTlilculille
Bonner School-n attendance Nerih Second
PrImary-Mrs. s. M. .Mewhnrter teacher, En-
rollment go No. on FIRST Grade Roll Of II onor
%. ] am with respect .#f
Your obeiient Servant,
GEO. W. WELSH,
SuD't.
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navy Stxlca.

Tuthill has Just received the new Fall STYLE,
Envelopes and Paper. The "ContinentaI,
"AridN and Violet ,Bordered Enve bpes are ~
the rage, Initial stamping on paper ana
Envelopes free ofcharge. Zw-o
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A ENACTMENT NOTICE.

= VA ~ - Before VIM. Mitchell, j.
GouId h smith, Up. Of Berne township,
R. B: re- S6gtrs,or',' 3gs fairfield county Ohio
onthe nth day otsept., 1869. said Justice Is
sued an order OF attachment In the above aG'
ton, for the sum ofseventy.hye and M:iun dol'
lars JOhN W. SAECD'
Sept. 90, ls6o-Jw.
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Before buyiAg sous Cloths. 60
and see Che Stock at Rising, Miller
& seipel,s. dW EIll l1Jl III
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Pocket BOoES

Of every description and at haIithe usual price
can be had at TuthilPs new store. Porte Mo
mes and Travelling Bags Tor Ladies and Gen.
tlemen. a,s1a
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Tnthllat his new Bookstore has int re-.
ceiveil asplendid lot Of the eelsb I'd Fair
child Gold Pens-wnrrnnted te years-aiso the
new Fonptoin Pen. One Dip ofink Will write a
Nhole page. N Iw00
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voryg & Brother arc offering
great inducements to farmers and
builders, in the way of reduction
in. prices. Read their price list.
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Rising, Miller & Seipel, are soil
ing tho cheapest Trunks in Lam
caster. ....4..
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The following Property for Sale

I2 Acres OF Land one and a-balf miles
northwest from Pataskala, and one mile norm
of Etna, Licking county, Ohio, onwhich u =
comfortable dwelling, stable, spring house, &e
good orchard and good well Of water at the
house. Price s12,OO, il bought soon. n,
I6O Aeresin Putnam county, Ohio, within
two miles of Kalida, all in good timber, soil eX
ce llent. Will exchange for city property.
IIO ACRES Of choice land in Violet tp.
Fairfield county, Ohio, on which is two stnr,
dwelling house, barn, large cattle shed and otn,
er outbuildngs, good grist mill and saw miil
two good orchards, spring at the house' aht
good run n ing water on the premises. H.
Price sos 20 per acre il bought soon. o.,
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Closing out a Stock of Teas.
Until closed out l will sell

Call and examine them for your>
selves. W. IL. MARTlN.
Sept. I'd 1S69-6w.
For good Gold Pen, or good pair Of gold
silver, or steel specks. go to p. W. Bin
inger's store, Rising's Block, Main street, Ian
caster, Ohio.
sep. 90, lSG9,tf,
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Wholesale and Retail. By the
can or case at Andy Bauman's Sa-
loon and Grocery Store. [2S
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Third Grade IL oil OF Honor.


Dora Wiley, Will Deitz, Willie Trout. South
End Secondary. ..
Harry Bope, Frank Lehman, Frank Mays,
Jno. Nice lellan, Pearl S.ewart Xii dn Beck, LII
ma williams. North Junior Grammar, 7.
Mena Betz, John Crdcr, Judge Carpenter.
North and Secondary, 3.
Mary Betz, Mary Klump, Callie Cox, Ella
Filler, Florence Dwelling. Will Houser, Mar
shall SlocuIn, Reuben Reber. South SENIOR
Grammar, -,
EHraM Jesse, Sylvester Malone, Charles Dare,
George Shuman, Willie White. South LIST Pr'
mary, 5.
Myra Hurley, Willie Mason, Maggie Neibling'
Minnie Outcalt, Wi llie Walters, Charles TIM
mis-. will Merritt. North 3rd Primary,T
Ella Farrnh, Eanra Weaver. Minor Linn,
Geo. W. McClelland, Lyman RTE, Geo.
schecher. North LIST SecondaY,6;
John Mnmaugh, Fannie Clarke, Ida Miller
High School, 3.
Jas. BenNGum, Nancy Myers, Willie Haynes.
North End Primary, 3.
Ella R,nhold, Flora Witch, EupheniO
Watson, Charles Brenneman, Frank Beck
North intermediate, 8.
John Enge. s. W. Primary, l.
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,lg6SsI tfe aleesls1F
GALE OF REAL ESTATE.
~ BY ORDEROF COURT.

on TIE 25TH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1860, AT
l o'clock in the afternoon, on the premises,
will bsrQId Otbe,lrgbestbiddcr. the following
real estate as the property of James W. Pcarsc,
deceased, viz: Situate ~ fairfield county,
ohio, and being par, Of section Eleven ID
township Sixteen OG), range Eighteen llol,
hound ied as follows Commencing Mt a stone N
the road Running through SAID ectlon leading
from Salem 10 Mllerspcrt, and running due
west twenty-three chains and seventy links (la
10. lOO) 10 a stone thence to stone due north
five chains and elghty-one q SLIGO links;
thence due cast u stODeIn said road thirteen
chains and fOTty-fiye links 13 4j-lOl; thence
along said roadto the place ofbe ginning eleven
chains and eighty links III S0-lO0J, containing
10 70 100 acres; aud being the same lands con-
Feyed TO said James W. Pearse by David CBl-
Iers and wife by deed, dated February 22, 1850,
and recorded in Book 40. %, pp. 3s3 and ssi,
Fairfield e0upty rec ords Of deeds.
Appraised at $50 per acre; Terms Of Sale
one third in band and the balance in two equal
yearly payments, with interest from das Of
sale. JOSEPH II. PEARSE, Admr.
] James W. Pearse, deceased.
Sept. %, Go-iw.
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I04 ACRES in Bcrnc township, Fairfield
dwelling, large barn. good odtbuii1ings, excei-
lent water ut the honse, running water on the
farm two good orchards. Soil--good bottom
land. Price $50 per acre. ~
]. C. HfTE co.
lancaster, c. :, Sept. %, leG0 If.
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rir.t ornds IIoll OF Honor

viii Kutx. Ella Trout. Flora Ream, James
Davidson, Frank Hamilton, Hattie BiiinghGrs,,
Annie Dav idson, Kate Schnry. High Sc hOOi, 8.
Ida Webb, Clara Foster, Lizzie Geser, 'ellie
Springer, NJ inn'e Reese. Clara Mith0H Ella
f;eIser, Ella Leonard, Thomas Van Trump,
Geo. Cless. Theodore Becker, Charles Bell.
North Grammar, W.
Fannie Davis, Ella Filler, Mamie Gebelein
Mary Klump, Callie MichHels, Fannie Reid.
Atalanta shaw, Martha Sturgeon, Annie sbn-
cnrt, d ilhe Uonnell. Charlie Clark, Charlie Ris-
ing. George spahr, Will willard. South Gram
mar, ~.
Jula Rel nbold, Susie Rhodes, Julia Smith,
AIDA Whitaker, Louisa Zimmerman, Fred
Brink, Earl Israel Laurence Nieblng, Frank
Peters, Frank Schlech, Will Webb, Edgar
Welsh, Miliard Welsh, North Junior Gram
mar, ID. ~
man, Fannie mumaugh, Ada MGbaels' Ida
Shactfer, Katie shaw, Lou Zeller, Robert Bill
nghurst James Cowdon, Sam'l COwden, Tom
Fagan, Ell eussman, Frank Robinson. South
Junior GIammar, IA.
Mary Casseii, Laura Mayer, Lizzie Tumble.
otie Wypum, Laura Hoffman, Chas. Baninan,
Harry Cook. King Cassell. Elmer Israel, Eddie
Work, Mamie rowson, Mary Reese, Lo uisa
Miller. North End Secondary, 10. tI r..
Clara Deitz, Sarah GusemaD, Fannie King,
Clara Malone. Annie Mait0X, Lizzie Perry. Flo
ra willard, Mary Work, Uisra Webster, John
COnneli, Benn ME FRANKLIN. Henry Hunter.
Charles Spahr, Charles Smothers, George Staf-
ford south End Secondary, 10. e' 81.
Ada Ballard, May Fischel. Lizzie Mattox, Ce-
lin Michaels, Matt Ida Dare, Tena Shuman, Tena
schleieher; Della Sharp andrew B.ery, y., Fred T
tcrman. South stNSecondary, IL.
Esther Cripps, Carrie Schleich, Katie Ster-
mer, Clara Welsh, Emma Wygum, Allie Work,
Iulla Wetzel, Mamie Trimhle, Lima Tripp,
3hrlsty Lehman, Geo Leonard, Albert oItcaIt,
John Plout, Charles SteInman, John Webb.
North lst Secondary, 10.
Jessie jn III, George Crider, Cyrus Mechling
Henry Miller, Willie Sterner, Cleveland Wat.
son, has. Wright, Fred wygum. North 3rd
Primary, 8.
ger, Maud Malone, Ida 0are. Katie Webster, II.
Matlack, JAS Pickering. Ellsworth Pickering,
Albert Stall, Juds0n Shaw, Chas. White. south
End Primary, IS. 80
Marion Bonker, Ellie Cox, Iona NJ Jesse,
Birdie Miller, Mamie Miller, Emma Pa
Ellie Stall. Bell Wilson. Lanra Zeler, Harry
Renker, Willie Brenner, Willie Cox, Leonidas
Davis, Willie Downs. South LIST Primary, Ia.
Ada Fartag, Ella Fartag, Nettie Fishbaugh,
Ella Hannum; Fannie Kolp, Ella Kennard, Ada
TAYLOR, Charles Fahrer, Eddie Keeley. Jimmio
| Myers, Charles Zimmerman, John Myers
Trafford Brasee, Clarence Carter, Willie Tim.
mis-, George Dodson, Willie Hannum, Samue
ely, Stephen Wygum, Thomas Mithof, North
2nd Primary. 90.
viii viii Cless. snmIel Dresbnch, Robert Edgar
Frank Getz, John Wright, Joseph Work, John
Griffith, Ella Brown, Clara Fulton, Maggie Lit
tie, Emma Schlech, laachleIch. Clara Vory:'
Ella Davis, Katie Wetzel. North Intennedi'
Kate Bowers, Callie Belts, Annie Rorch
John Richards, Jacob Wetzel, Willie Wachter,
Theodore Wachter. South West Primary,7.
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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-10-07

OptruARY.-Died, in this city,
on Monday the 4th inst,' at D
o'clock, P. NJ, after a distressing
illness of eighteen days, JouN sIF'
FORD, junior member of tho firm OF
Siford q Son, 10 the Gath year of
his age. He leaves young w'd,
ow, a father, brother, sister, and
numerous relatives and devoted
friends who feel that their loss is
irrepairablo in this world. His in
tellect remained unciouded to the
last moments Of his life, during
which he conversed calmly with
those about him relative to his con
ditioa, betraying little anxiety save
for tho welfare of the loved ones he
was leaving behind, having evil
IDENTIFY made his peace with the
Power that presidcs over Life and
Death, A more impressive death
bed scene, or clearer manifestations
ofa peaceful and happy entrance
into another Life, arc seldom wit
nessedthan swore present on the
occasion of the death Of john SIF'
FORD.
The funeral will takc place at 2
EN-, this Thursday afternoon
from the residence Of CIV. Brock
ESQ. The Masonic fraternity, Of
which Mr.. SIFFoRD was valued
member, will take charge OF the
burial ceremonies
A more extended obituary no
tice will be prepared for our next
issue.
T. "
RrsING, MILLER & SEIpEL,-lt il
scarcely necessary to Gull attention
10 the new advertisement of thi'
VOL established firm, in another
place in ,to-days paper. Suffice /
to say that they are bcttor prcpar
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ed than ever to accomodate tn
public with every variety of Read.
Made Clothing, Piece Goods TO
suits, Hats, Caps, Gents Furnishin
Goods, &c, &c. Call and sec 70
yourselves.
RTMVF-ss"T.T.-F,.a / Z.
The Republicans of Madison tT
have nominated JouN ABBOTT, q
their candidate for Real Estate Al
sesssr. Mr. Abbott is we'll ,qual
fed for the position. See to it RI
publicans Of Madison, that he
elected. -,.