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PHiLADsLffHfaIaS,R EI RIfEsSrn AND BAL.
trsia' Wi I:.ys Prssidsht street depot, Bali:
Way asli Traia fSr PHILADELPHIA. and WAY st..
tons al: IA m. This train con meets at New Castle
Junction with trains for all Stations on the Della
ware RAILROAD.
,EIIrss. Traln Philadelphia And New York
1890 m, connecting At Perryville with train
for Port Deposit.
sta b p, IN. connecting " wllmin Etou with train
for stations on Delaware Railroad, between Will
minEon and HarIington,
xseommod alton TI.iO Tor Por, Deposit aud inter.
mediate stations at p m.
BIprsss Train for Philadelphia at IS p. N.
RHprts Train for New York 81 .; IS ., IN. con .
Meeting at Wilmington with Express Train for
principal stations on the Deiawa Railroad, dai y
except Saturday.
All the above trsiss Leave dsily except Sunday.
For Philadeiphia and New York ct :5 .. IN,
Through Tickets may b. procured either q Pres
ident street depot or at Ticket Once, No. 11 Bali
more street Persons purchasing tickets At once,
Biitimor~ street, can have LhsiT baggage checked
WIN. CRAWFORD. Agent.
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Legal Notices.

ia. 5s 70 o ,r!1s . !. THAT THE SUB;
bia, ietters of admInistrsiios on The rcS.on Il ss
tate o. W. w. .hooArasAS,. late u wa,hIns.
claims against the SAID deceased are n.,shv
warned 70 exhibit the sane. With the vinehsfs
thereof, 70 the subscriber. bfor ,hs slst day
e s siTss s Ss:s y e., SSs az be
,.9ives uadsr my hard ~; as, AT ~ August.
usas- hsw' ., hdmihi',rstrir.
THIS 10 TO Owe NOTICE THAT rms SUB.
.eriber has obtained from the o,pha rs, Court
81 wa.hinGton County, In the district u Colum:
bic, lettsrs testamsntary the psrsouai estate Of
hAaqARHT 0ssopRH. late Of wsshlngios County,
D. c., deceased. Ali persons having claims
Against the said deceased are hereby warned 10 ex
hibit the same. with the vouchers thereof, to the
neIti they may Otherwise by law be excluded
Given under my hand tAis lJ.L daJ Of August,
sSii.wsw Rssen3cr.
THIS IS TO Owe NOTICE That THE SUB.
y scribsr has oh Aimed from he orphau.' Coufto Of
Warrington esanty 70 the District Of Columbia,
letters ot Admlgl tI~.lJu. t.. % the personal
estate OF WILLIAM IoDspS, late ~ washinston
county, q, dsesa.ud, All psrsons having
claims agA 1.-The ssi1 dec ased are hHeby warned
10 exhibit the same, With the you hsrs thereof. 10
the sub.erib-r, on OF before tho III day u August
from ~ bsn:1t Of Ne s.ld est1te;
49, .''a aaa'' my Aand IL osEPh iaB6Asfaias ''
Aull-W3u AdmilistrAloT, o. l. q,
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JrNITED STATES PATENT OFPICE,

y WAsHIsdros, d. c., August I, 1899.
On the petition OF Isaac N SINGER, OF New
York, n Y, praying for the extension Of patent
granted TO him on the 9Th day Of Noyember, lS5'
bered Is, 1851 ,,-
may oppose this extension, objeetions. deposie
tiont and other papers, should be nled In this ono
twenty days before the TX S II Gi s. USHER.
nurs.Pve Commissioner OF Pat ents.
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proposals FOR PuEL AND FORAGE


RICHMOND, Va, Aug gust Il, 1862
Sealed proposals, IN iriplcate. will be received
At this ofice until y, N, Of wBDNEsDAY, the
WOOD, OATS AND HAY
to the Post QuartermAs'er WINCHESTER, Nir-
sinia, In such quantities as may be required from
month to month for the service Of that Post during
the per- cd ending June 30, $50.
Separate proposals are required: For Wood, to
be dry, hard and free from SINAI crooked limbs
for 0Ats to be sound, clean aud weighing not less
that 80 pounds to the bushcl; for Hay, to be well
cured and OF the best quality.
BLANK forms for Pr9posals snd Information as 10 to
iAiued at the Office OF the Post Quartermaster at
Winchester, Va, or at this ONCE. 49,,
BY order Of the Commanding General First MIL
tary District. J. q, CHANDLER,
Breyet Colonel Qua rtermastcr 0. s, Army, Chief
ouATteTmAster First Military District.
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- JPosALs FOR SUBSISTENCE STORES

OFFICE CHEZ ConnIssARr or SUBSISTENCE.
FIRST MILITARY DIsIkIoT,
RICHMOND. VA, August %, 1850.
Sealed proposals. in duplicate, will be received
a this once until u N, on MONDAY. September
100 barrels EXTRA FLOUR,
g halt barrels FAMILY FLOUR.
80 pounds ADAMANTINE CANDLES.
Conditions, &c. as heretofore. ,,,
Brevet Major and Chief CommissAry u subsist-
enee, First Military District auD-6t
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Proposals
NAVY DEPARTMENT.

NAVY DEPARTMENT.
BrRHAu or MHpIeisI Asp suRuEHI.l
- NOTION,
rNhVSL HOSPITAL, xNN4PoLIs. IARY'
LAND. 49,
Proposals kr Naval Hospital. Annapolis, Nd,
will re opened In the presence OF the bidders, at
the Navy Department. at noon OF WEDNESDAY,
WIN. N. WOOD.
aug2sltt Chief Of Bureau.
L. THE DATE OF OPENING THE BIDS
above referred to Is further postponed until noon
Of WEDNESDAY, September ~ lsg woon
son, Chief Of Bureau
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WILLIAM H BARBOUR & CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRALHRs IN BEsT
yARIETIBs OF
Anthracite Onl,
100 ,Ss: LYKiNs VALLEY RED ASH, Ed6
cUsT MoGNLAiN. VIII Z Asi-fuRNACE,
EGG aud sT0vs siles.
Best quality Of OAK, HICKORY aud BAKERS'
and SPLIT KINDLIN0.
Orders solicited and satisfaction warranted
Yards, AIT X street south, between Sixth end
Seventh east. and OF A street south, between First
aud Saeo nd east
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WAsHINoToN, ALEXANDRIA
CUANaE OF TIME.

OLA NO OF I'll NJ E.
TAKE EFFECT MONDAY, DEC. a, 1858.
On and after MONDAY. Dec, nat, 1883, and until
further notice, Passenger Trains viii run between
WAshin Eton and Alexandria as follows:
THROUGH NAIL TRAINS.
Leave Washington. from Baltimore and Ohio
Depot. 10 q. m. do. for Manassas aud Harrison
Leave Aiexandria from corner Of Duke and Hen
~ streets tfIom Manassas rAilroad) ASH p. IN. do
from LIZ nchbuTG, 6p. m.
LOCAL PAssRNoHR TRAINS.
LEAVE wAsnISdros. LBAyh ALEXANDRIA.
NARY .S Sn Az. Depot; ~ gats .s$ Henry -: =
!" :. :. RIA King and s" As'pA' z. g g
Pm. " /" 10. 10
&" I.0 Pm.
$50 Duke and Henry ~. s D
ANTrains leaving Baltimore and Ohio Depot. a
s@., m: connect With oranSe. Alexandra. and
Tor ali points on The line Of that road between Ma
nas.as Junction and Harr!sonbpg;
Trails leaving St, AsAph and King streets a. u
p. m. connect At 50; Asaph function with train
from Manassas aud HArrisonbuIG 81 ASS p; m, ar
rlving at Baltimore aud Ohio Depot At ~ .. IN.
and In time for AZ; N; train toJ Bsitinores.s
WI. PuKLrs, Gen Manager. decDu
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Proposals., in Duplicate, VIII I copy o. Ibis
dsrsi ynsd until 10 0 clock. a. m. SEPTEMBER 10
i''O' LOT supplying FRESH BEEF
70 the troops at this post.
The said Beef must be fresh, Of a good market.
able quality In equal proportions Of fore and hind
eludsd. Japd to be delivered at this most iree Of
cost such quantity may be. from time 10 time,
required BY, and on such days as the Commanding
omeer shall designats, not exceeding four times per
The ueeks Of the cattle Slaughtered for be,f 10 be
denysred under this Agreement shall be cut OF at
fhs tHS ses cum "a
from three TO four inches above the knee joint aud
Of bind quarter, from six to eight inches above the
separate proposals In duplicate will also be re.
eeiyed BY the uadersigned mp 70 the same hour and
date above ment9 ned for supply Ing commissioned
Supplied t6erefrom, with saeh ebefes Fresh Bs.f a.
they may from time to time require, such IS Ser.
| Line and Porter-ho Steak, standing Ribs. or
These contracts to he In force sir months or such
| less time as the Commissary General shall direct,
commencing on the ist day q October, ls aud 81 b.
ject to the approval Of the Co ndIng General Of
In case Of failure or deficiency In the quality or
quantity ofthePresh Beef stipulated to be
then the Gommissary at Port Washington. Mary
snS; sIa have pSwST to ssPPiy he h, Sesssisns5
vi h the difference IN cost.
The contractor will be required to enter into bonds
two responsible spreties, whose names must be
msntioued In the bids;
The pIoposals Will be opened st 10 o clock n IN
are rsauested to be present..
pTo2S.sls will be marked ,,P,ShssIiS " Br"h
aus ID ~ lieutenant ''"''h Af''''f'' a T. :
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,,u,rpn or.Tps PATENT OPFICR.

y wAsHIHdTOS, D. c., July ", lsN.
Fis6kIiI Landing, New York. PIaying i"r the OK.
tension Of patent granted to him on the 2th day
81 November, lhS, for an improvement n NILS
for Grinding Coffee, &c,
1t Is ordered that said petition DO heard At this
otlce on the LIST day Of November mex. Any per
son may oppose this extension. Oejert "ns, depo-
sitiOns, aud other Papers, should x SGD In this
'''NN SAMUEL 6. FlSHRR,
nuas.TusW Commissioner Of Patents,
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MEDICAL,
Kl;!}75i;2;3||
PURE-GkN YIN T..
I,r..s ss.ducttou IN Ptie

fGhE-ehN OANLA
Great Reduction In Price!
Hops EXTRACT Ia a beverage, pArtieu;
larry adapted to persons Of weak and debilltAted
constlI utiOns. aud those ,uierpE I ON dyspepstA.
10 IS Of appetite, general debility, &c takes the
place OF aud Ia superior to ale, porter. and spitu
Gus liquors In all cases where no i'shipG beverages
and TONES are needed.
JOS. b. Petersen,
A1-Sole Agents for tbs United States. ~ jySu
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An ACT to amend an act 10 grade and gravel
8 street north, approved March tDecem-
berl 20, 1868.
Be Il enacted by the Board Of Alderman and
Board Of Common Council Of tie CITY Of
Washington, That the act entitled Gan act
to grade and gravel s street morrill, be
amended by striking out In the second Sec
ton the words, "Thlrd ward" and Insert
"secoud ward" approved March tDecem-
borl 22, 1868.
Approved August 12, 1869.
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An ACT authorizing the laying OF water
main In Twentieth street west, from to
r street north.
Be u enacted by the Board Of Aldermen and
Board of Common Council Of nc Guy Of Wash
ington, That the Water Board be, and arc
hereby, authorized to cause water main to
be laid In Twentieth street west, from to
r street north and to defray the expense
thereof a sum sufficient be, and Is hereby,
appropriated, payable out Of the water fund,
the said sum to be reimbursed by such as
sessment upon the property bordering on
the line OF said water main as Is authorized
by existing laws.
Approved August 10, 1869.
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inches by iuches square, 80 leaves. per dozen.
No. l29 4doIen Moore's Improved Bloiters, large
and small per dOren.
No. ISl idoIen packs Blottipg Pads, for Moore's
patent blotteTs, two sizes, per dozen.
No 1871 ldoIen Desk Pads, with leather corners,
for holding plotting sheets, 10 inches by u inches
No iii 10 dozen packs plain white Cards, sec
on No rs. % DOZEN packs Cards, in paper cases.
OS No Ia % DOZEN boxes ready made Quill Pens
no Isl 500 sheets Parchment l5s inches by nv
inches quAre, per sheet NJ, ,,,,,
No. iS,, ! DOZEN hAlf.pint bottles Purple "B ="
No. H. dozen pint bottles Purple "B" Ink,
10 is 2doren quart bottles Purple "B" lux,
p'SS S S' k dozen 6-quire Record Books, 0 IN.
ches by ~ iuehes square, indeked through, per
NJ 10 2 dozen 1 quiro Record Books, 0 In
! ches by ill., Inches square, indexed through, pei
'NS' ia. . dozen Squire Record Books, 0 In.
Ghes by ia inches square, indexed through pei
Ma Ia, 2 dozen 2quirc Record Books, 0 in
ehes by ns Inches square. indexsd through pei
No, le. 3 dozen Oquire Record Boeks, . IN.
ches by NJ inches square, tndexed In front pei
No. IA 2 dozen quir, Record Books, alu
ehes by n. Inches square, indcxed In 'front.' POI
dozen. n, Nah. q In,
ehes by NJ inches square, lndeNed III ''oh'' POI
No. l6. . dozen hquire Record Bo@ks In
ehes bylia Inches square indcNed 10 itOu'' PC
dozen.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1869-09-22
JOllN a. DAN L ~
\. c. DEUEL..
STEPHEN GROVE.


The ten-forty bonds were made by
law payable i'll coin, The words Gin
coin" were left out of the five-twentv
bonds. If, as the Radical politicians pre-
tend, ,One bond is now as good as the 9th
er, why was the distinction made be-
tween them? If man draws two notes
and promises kind Ofpayment in one
that he does not i'll the other, what
should we think of the individual who
would say that there was no difference
intended between them?
>. The interest Oh the five-twenty
bonds was expressly made payable i'm
gold, If the principal was so payable,
why was it not so stated with the inter
est?
,. Why should the Government pay
$50, 600 annually to the National
Banks for issuing blUeback currency,
when it can issue greenbacks for nothing,
greenbacks being the best currency?
t. Why should we pay 100 cents OH a
dollar in gold for a bond which cost the
holder but 10 cents III gold?
). Why should Boutwell,, the Secreta-
Ty Of the Treasury, pay S125 for a hum
dred dollar bond which on its face calls
only for 500?
6. Why should we take up the debt
bearing no interest, like the greenbacks,
first, leaving the bonds, which do bear
heavy interest, out?
Z. Why should we have a far less
amount of currency now out to do the
business than was required when the
South was not a party to the Union.
S. Why; if the debt is ever to lie paid
off, should it be nearly three hundred
million dollars more than it was in April
1860, when the war closed?
8. Why should the tariff be laid upon
the measure of goods, and not upon their
price, by which the cheap article used
by the poor is charged precisely as much
as the dear ARTICLES used by the rich.
10. How can specie payments ever be
resumed, when there is an actual drain
of 100000, 900 a year to Europe, in order
to pay theinterest to the European bond
holders upon the national debt?
II. Why should the Yankee fisher
man be allowed to have his salt free of
duty to cure his fish, while the Western
packer of heef and pork is taxed tWen-
four cents hudred pounds for that pur-
pose?
II. Why should the people be taxed
upon their coffee, sugar, salt and other
necessaries when the holder of bonds is
taxed nothing for his bonds? Why
should a discrimination be made in his
favor agaiusFa poor soldier who is taxed
two per cent. upon his house and lot?
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1869-09-22
THE FAIR.

Our County Fair commences OH next
TuesIay-continuing four days-and we
hope that it will be well attended. The
following items will interest all who ex-
pect to attend.
No person can enter the grounds with
a horse or team unless he has a mem
bers ticket.
No whisky, brandy or wine allowed
to be sold on or near the grounds.
Entries can be made up to 10 A. NJ. of
the day the article is exhibited. See
Programme on back of Prem. List.
superintendent of Departments must
be on the grounds and at their posts by
= O'Clock each morning,
Police, Officers and Gate keepers must
be on the grounds and ready for duty at
g. o'clock.
Persons living in the city should not
put off making entries for the fair until
the books are removed to the grounds.
There is always a rush for the Secreta-
ry'soffice at the grounds. Call Satur-
day or Monday at his office over Berry's
Grocery, and you will save time and
troU bic.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1869-09-22


RencOunter with ThleVes.-NIr. r. G. Tai
bOtt who resides on his farm just north
Of the City, had Il rencounter with
thieves on Monday night, and succeed
ed with the aid Of q colored man who
resides on the place, in capturing and
bringing one of them to town, and de-
livering him up to the proper authOri-
ties. We are informed concerning the
affair as follows: Mr.. Talbot has stable
some little distance from the dwelling
house, aud in it he kept very savage
dog, that would not even allow him to
70 into the stable after night During
the night, Mr.. u. was aroused by the
barking Of the dog, near the house, and
supposing that something must be wrong
at the stable, hastily arose, and taking
up his shotgun, sailed forth, when he
perceived three men making tracks for
town, and started in pursuit, after cal
ling to the colOred man to "cOme on"
After q short run he emptied one barrel
in the direction of the thieves, but just
then stumbled and fell in the long grass
through which he was passing. The
colored help, however, about that time
let fly Il "dornicl," taking one of the
light-fngcred gentry ker-spat side the
head, sending him also to grass;
whcrcupon Mr.. Talbot and his good
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1869-09-22
Onward! Right Onward

But larger by hundreds multiplied in
to millions than the doomed band in
Tennyson's poem, is the great oavaIoade
riding to swift destruction, and hugging
the miseries of death OH the way, by
suffering wilfulIy from that scourge Fe-
yer and Ague, or Chills and Fever, and
other kindred diseases, when by using
NIISHLER'S HERR BITTBRS their
disease can be efectualIy conquered.
This complaint is common and danger
GUS, and untold thousands are exposed
to it. MISHLERS HERB BITTERS is
a certain cure for it and an equally pow
erful Pre0entioc. If used rerularly as Il
tonic it will ward off this and other dis
eases. Use it IN time. Delays are dam
gerous. Sold by all druggists. Price
one dollar per bottle.
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COUNCIL CHAMBER, URBNNA, !
September 20, 1869. I

COUNCIL, CHAMBER, URBNNA,
September 20, 1869. !
Regular Session.
Present-Cheetham in the Chair.
Councilmen, Ayers, Helps, Roof, and
Ross
Minutes of preceding meeting read
and approved.
ACCOUNTS ALLOWED.
Jno. FarraII for Street work
with Horse aud Cart 3,73
Stayman & CoIwelI lumber for
Market House rs
On motion the rent of the Stall in the
Market House occupied by Henry Welsh
be 81. per. month, payable in advance,
until such time as the Stalls are sold.
Recommendation by the Board of
City Improvements:
1st. That the fence at the east end of
the Market House be removed and the
materials sold. On motion the Market
Master be instructed to carry out the
recommendation.
ID That a grade he established on
John Street from North Main to Kenton
Street and that the grade be established
according to the profile.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1869-09-22

County Champaign County Fair
promises to be a complete success this
year. Preparations are being made,
which will leave no convenience un-
provided for the satisfactory display of
stock, and produce. The people seem to
be waking up to the Importance of Coun-
ty Fairs, and we hope they will make
this fair the greatest success Of the kind
ever held in the county.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1869-09-22

TIE corner of Main and Court streets,
seems to be favOrite resort for seren-
aders. We can't see the attraction, un-
less it lies in the good looks of our friend
Powell, or the Urbane department ofthe
popular Friedman. At any rate the
Band INDUCED the firm of Powell Purcell
& Co., with some very fine music last
evening.
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Obitnaru.

MARGARET BROWN daughter of Mr.. Joseph and
Mrs Mary Clark born in HagcrstOwn, M. D.
May 18th 1Ig and departed this life at the residence
the 10th year Of her age She was married to Mr.
James W Brown. May 9TH 1913. With her husband
she came to the vicinity Of Urbana in 1922 and has
lived n this place ever since till the time of
her death. She leita widow in 1861. She Joined
the NJ. E. Church in 1914 and lived faithful and de
voted member of the same the remainder of her DAYS
She was Il meek and patient sufferer for several
months and died as she lived, full OF faith in Christ
and blooming hope of eternal life. Blessed arc
the dead wig die in the Lord
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1869-09-22
CHIPS and SPLTNTERS.

Whenever / find real handsome
woman engaged i'll the "wimmens'
rights hizzmess," then am going to
take mi hat under mi arm, and iinC the
procession.-Josh billings.
Craig's Baking Powder BsEr "For Sale
OnIy"-Chow are you "ONLY'D by O.
H, Barber,
\ fellow lost his hand the other day
by threshing machine. Being Il green
feeder, he was just getting his hand in.
Don't forget them Earthcn Flower
Pots. Look out for early rrosts-housc
yourFlowers. Prices from 10 to 30 cents.
! letter fish 10 smoke than the her
ring would probably be the sea gar.
The suitable food for cstrauged lovers
cold meets.
Consumptivc joke People who take
Il bad cold and 80 of in coffin mt.
Shocking effect of the hot weather.
Miss Brown has received a tremendous
tanning.
Remember to call on Barber the Bum
mer, when you come to attend tho
fair;
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1869-09-22

THE Fruit Can business is getting to
be immense, and Glenn q Co, keep on
hand at all times q full supply of all
kinds. To show the immense business
they are doing, it is only necessary to
say that in the last ten days they have
sold 80 gross of glass jars alone.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1869-09-22

WE would call attention of our read
ers to Mr.. JnO. H. Bryants, advertise
mentin another column, where it will be
seen that some verv valuable lands are
to be offered at Public Sale. It will es-
pecially interest the owners of land in
Mad River township.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1869-09-22

MULUNREE HALL, UEBANA, o., Sept. Is, 90.
AT a meeting of Molunkee Fire Company held this
evening, the following resolutions were unanimous
ly adopted
ResOICed, That the thanks Of the Company are
hereby rendered to Supt Phillips of the Sd and lth
Divisions of the A & c. W. Railway for Il free pass
to Mansfield and return. September 9th.
ResOlCed, That we return our thanks to Conductors
Jack Brinsley and Joseph Hail. for their kind attcn-
tiOn and gentlemanly bearing toward the Company
during the trip.
ReSOiCtd That We tender thanks To Mr and Mrs
Helps, of Mansfield, for the hOspitlbr MANNER in
which they entertained the Company and POricr's
Band on September 9th.
RfsOiCed That the above resolutions be published
in the Urbana and Mansfield papers
JOHN a. BANTA.
\. G. DEUEL.. LCOm
STEPHEN GROVE.
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CALL ON K. ROBERTS & co. for your
i M El

~ ~
The sign of the Big Rcd Boot will enable
you to find the place and where Boots &
Shoes are sold as low as the lowest. You
will always find the goods to be as re-
commended. They keep nothing but
what is of the very latest style, best
material and manufacture. They have
afuIl line of TTOmcR'S, Kisses, and Chill
dreR's, Congress, Polish, Halt Polish
Caters and Balmorals of any descrip-
ton.
Mcn's, Boy's, Youths, Kip and CaLf
Boots and Shoes, Baluorals and BroganS
all of which will be sold very cheap for
cash only.
Army Brogans for men at K. ROB
ERTS & CO., No. II, North Main st.
HOWE Howe Howe! The original
Howe Sewing Machine can be had on
very reasonable terms, at Winder's Hat
Store, opp. the Court House. Machine
Stock always on hands. r. J. Win
der, Agent.
For ReHt.-A good business room and
basement-No. 20 North Main street
for rent. ApplytO Jno. H. James Jr.
CHA0TOIs SKINS just received and
For sale by
KAUFMAN & NELSON
DH.Ls * CONVERSE, Dentists, Office over Citizens
National Bank Urbana, Ohio.
SANDS CHICAGO STOCK AND CREAM ALE.
Mrs. =. Fitzgerald, Urbana, is our agent in Ohio,
for the sale Of Sands Chicago Cream and Stock Ale
She will furnish it at manufacturers prices
SANDS & MCKLEVEY.
SOMETHING EVERYBODY SHOULD KNOw-Whcrc to
get the best and cheapest JOB Work at the shortest
notice, such as, Billheads, Cards, Programmes, and
Posters. At the URBANA UNION Office.
BOARDING.-A limited number Of bOardcrs
can be accommodated at the large brick house on
MarkctSrcet, one door east of South Main.
Scott. Il. NJ. MORGAN
DuIs S CONVERSE, Dentists, Office over Citizens
National Bank, Urbana, Ohio.