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E"pcPgtef WSEEs. TTSH and r1lh 81 P9vel

At the outstart of the enterprise
named above, and on one or two
OCCASIONS thereafter We gave some
details Of its progress and pros
poets. We recGrto the subject a.
gain, at this time in the regular
course OF notes on Lancaster
manufactures.
THESE works enlisted our warm
est good wishes from the begin
ming. We saw the, brothers Moth
erwell, with a pluck and resolution
that cannot he too highly commend
ed, take hold ofthe erterprise~ with
apparently but little means except
industry and muscle, at a period
when the prospect for profitable
manufacturing in Lancaster did
not look any too encouraging, and
| in the face Of obstacles that would
have discouraged any but the most
resolute. 1t may in fact bc,called
the pioneer movement in the new
career which Lancaster has enter
ed.upon as a.maniifactlIring city.
Having gained a start that gave
an assurance of success, the Ian
a caster Iron and Shovel Works be
gan to attract the attention of cap
,Iital. L,MFsJ. W. 0vermSeb then o
Somerset, had the sagacity to dis
cern the capabilities Of the bust
ness and took steps to become pc
cuniarily interested in it. Thi
was q valuable acquisition to tn
enterprise, and the removal Of MI
0. to this city, and his embarkini
his means and his energies in ad
vancing the interests of the work
and the enlargement Of their mani
,, featuring facilities impaired ane'
and powerful impulse to their fol
ward progress. After a further il
rdtcrvening period of some month";
/, Mr.. L. II. Olds of this city becam
conpected with the concern, thu
bringing to its aid, additional cal
ital, great practical judgment, an
y business qualifications of super
Q or order. 1--WE regret to have
state that, for much of the tin
since Mr.. 0lds went into the fri
} he has suffered from ill-health
I such an extent as to deprive Il
works Of thebeneflt Of his person
= attention and assistanee-bnt '
y trust that this condition 10 not
continue much longer.
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AN ORDINANCE

.
supplemental to and amendatory Of "An Or
dinance to repeal an Ordinance entitled An
Ordinance establishing Board OF Health in
the Town of Lancaster, passed July s, 1882,
= and to repeal the fiiSt, second and third sec
tions Ofan Ordinance entitled An Ordinance
for the suppression OF nulsances In the Town
ofLancaster. 'passed June10 1881 and also 10
establish Board OF Health for the City OF
Lancaster. TO secure the health of It's eiti-
zens. and for the suppression Of nuisances
within the limits thereof" passed April 70,
1865.
/ Section 4. BeR orddiaed By tie CITY Coun.
ell offhe city Of Lancaster. That the board OF
Health of said city shall be composed Of the
Mayor, who shall be president by virtue Of
his olIice. and six members to be appointed by
the Council, who shall serve without compen.
sation, and majority Of whom shall be q
quorum. ~ tf. ". . z Stf
SECTION 2. That said Board Of Health is
hereby vested with authority TO exercise all
the'powers. and required TO perform an the
DUTIES, prescribed inC chapter XIII Of the Act
of the General Assembly OF the State Of Ohio
entitled IAN act TO provide for the organiza
tion and Eovernmcnt Of Municipal Corpora.
tionS' passed May Z, 1869. I'll u
SEcTfoS 8. That so much OF the Ordinance
to which this Is supplemental. and Of which Il
is amendatory as conflicts with the proyis
ions ofthis Ordinance Is rapsaied. y -
SECTION A. This Ordinance TO take effect
and be In force from and after Its passage and
legal publication. - !, '''-' .
81. WRIGHT, Pres.
W. KIyG. City Clerk. -.}.l
April %, 1sT0-lt.
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81 The lion and Shoycf Wofks

IS The Iron and Shovel Works
have done an iriinens6 smounkof
labor Since last fall, and turned OAt
tons upon tons oftheir several ar
ticles of manufacture. Every im<
aginable implement that Is used to.
dig in the earth, among the rocks,
and in the mines are here pro.
duccd In Quantity, and the ship
mcnts, q especially to the West,
aid South haze been large and arc
c9nstahtly increasing. The dou-
bic shovel plowsJ here fihanufactur-
cd are especially popular. and the
cllief energies Of the concern are
now deyoted totheir Manufacture.
They are Of two kinds, distin-
g1ished /by different shapes Of
tue blade of share. and of all the
sizes,useAs They are being intro.
dAced n tue States bordering on
the Qhioand Mississippi with re-
markable rapldity. Al lot recently
shipped to Louisville, KY, on trial,
was disposed ofin an, hours time,
and al order dispatched for an adj
ditional supply. -,
= The bhildiHg Originally occupied
bS the Motliefwell Brothers Is now
absolutely crowded with the ma.
chinery, &c. required for the bust
ness. The lower part contains the
forges where thescrap iron is heated
for welding into mass by, the blows
OF two ponderous trip-hammers,
worked by steam powers numerous
smiths forges, DC, which, together
with the engine and boiler fill the
space as completely as is compati-
BILE with the convenience of the
workmen, and suggest theleeess-
ity ofspeedy enlargement. Above
are the large grindstones and the
emery wheels used to put on the
finishing and polishing touches OF
the metallic parts Of the nipple
ments, and where are ground and
put in complete order the knives
here made for the Eagle Straw Cut
ter manufactured at the works oi
the Eagle Machine Company. And
here we must say that these knives
are Of first class workmanship and
|, material-being pronounced decid.
edly superior to those heretofore
procured from the East by the
manufacturers Of the Cutter.
) The firm has converted the Car
: ter Warehouse (recently purchas
ed, with the ground adjoining the
manufactory) }, into shop for ma
king the woodwork of the plows
, and other woodwork needed, paint
f ing and the like, and into rooms fol
the storage of the finished nipple
= ments. The accmulations here
of the winters work are rapidly
dwindling in size, though additions
] are constantly made. The rooms
5 at this time present a goodly array
5 of the various products of th'
works, and for substantial quail
r ties, combined with beauty of fin
Y ish, no Eastern work can compel,
a with them.
t Much more might be said, bu
: we are here under the necessity o
5 leaving the subject for the present
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nisInn1T, MIiier ( selpol.

This firm believes in the virtues of
printers ink, as Its persistence in adver-
tlslng attests. Their announcement for
the present season appears Id another
column. The beauty of their manner
of doing business Is that they put forth
no pretensions that will not be found
to be realized ON putting them to the
test. They seem to have adopted the
motto mo Humbug" and to act upon
the idea that the best advertisement is to
keep good goods, make good work, sell
at the lowest living rates, and to tell the
people of it. Try them and judge for
yourselves, all who are not yet persuad-
ed Of these facts. ''s htE l''1 ny" .'t.'
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,o Sunday last was q day beyond
the power of human language to do
justice to. 1t was day of match
less glory and beauty, worthy of an
imimoitals.'w World A day when it
was supreme happiness to simply
live, To those, in full possession of
their faculties. A day Of "a thou
sand. A day to thank God for
A day to make one wish to stay al
ways upon the earth, where such
days come like angels visits-and
therefore perhaps not the right
kind of a day after all, . s-vye
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DIED. \

WoLLARD-At the residence Of G. Miller,
An Pleasant township, April 10, 1870, John o.
Wollard, aged 16 years, month " days,
4 Tho deceased was the last Of 0 family o. SlH
children, all Of whom died Of Pulmonary Con
sumptihn. He was Z memher OF the D. X
Church, and was ~ ne full possession 2, ~ ~
4 Arm, beief m q pershnal sAlvstion. His be'
|raaVed moihef now Inourps the loss q sp & se'
tire faTniiy, who have been trAnsplApted Hor
The dchnreh Militant to the CHURCH 5TiyyA
phart," q, W.. =
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The interest in the 4national
gams'this season seems 10 center
in the movements Of the profes-
sional clubs Of the large cities
The Cincinnati, orsRed Stocking
club, have started on a Spring tour
.forplay, and in New Orleans on
Monday, played a match game
with the "Pelicansv, beating then
by a score OF 81 to /. They seem
to have entered on another con-
quering career, and 1t must bel
good club that will take away any
Of their laurels. I.
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l...TTT--.',.l,.-i..I...lI. d. .I.1I !

Wi'I BIuHKb'b S1WVANT DVUEPs " 7
-3GNot being able ito crowd in i'll. F
; Biaire's new advertisement this week
we request our readers to make anotc
ofthe fact that he Is offering special in
ducsmshs q is way Watches
american and Foreign) Jewelry, Silver
Plated Ware, Clocks, Musical Instru-
ments,. and goods ofsll kinds. a call al
: Biaire's, by Purchasers And cOuntr,
dealers, will undoubtedly pay. Lool
for new advertisement In next Issue.
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FRUIT PRosPECTs.-From person
al observation and the report of
Others, ,wc Judge the prospects for
a fine crop Of fruit of all kinds to
be unusually favorable in this re-
gion so far this season. The
peach, cherry, plum and pear are
blooming with remarkable profu-
sion, and the apple-trees generally
are thick with blossom buds. The
prospect for the smaller fruits
seems equally fine.
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AVIsIr TO CALIFORNIA.-Ourc cstcem-
ed friend and subscriber, Mr.. James i.
Stevenson, of Pleasant township, favored
us with call few days since, and a
brief account of his last winters sojourn
inCalifornia.o Withhis wifeanddhugh-
ter, he Went there last fall, tovisit son
aud q daughter residing in Marysvillc,
and remained In the state several months
Mr.. Stevenson has many praises to utter
in regard to the climate, products and
resources Of the Golden State,hut seems
to think, after all, when you come down
to naked considerations of comfort
health and social enjoyment, that Fair
field county, Ohio, is about as good q
place to live and die in as lies on top o.
z fhegro1nd. We don't disagree. will
him on that point. res
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"The Marriage of Figaro" which is
the opera to be given by the Parepa
Rosa Opera troupe In Columbus next
Monday night is one Of the most cele-
brated In, the whole range Of the musical
drama. The city journals are enthusi-
astic in their praises Of its performance
by this famous company. Many of our
citizens viii be Of the crowd at the ope-
ri house Monday night! z JON
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ANOTHER DEATH nv FIRE.-A little
child, son Of a. colored widow woman
named Dade, residing in the Sd ward,
came to its death on Monday night from
its clothing having taken fire. Its
mother was absent onisome errand, and
1t appeared that the child had been
playing with the fire BY lighting bits OF
paper, &c. by which its clothes became
ignited. 1t lived about IS hours after
tile accident. ~ J n "rR MI
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FUNERAL OF j. f. O'DoNNELL.-
The remains of our late fellow-cit-
izen j. f. O'Donnell were taken to
GAINESVILLE for intermcnt, and the
funeral ceremonies were solemniz-
ed at st. Thomas Catholic Church
in that city at 10 o'clock A. NJ. on
Wednesday the goth inst.
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'tAS ONO EDToN, tnrougfthe
OBio State, Journal gpfopos6s 4
loan OF not less than fiyeaolIarSby
each OF the editors, Of the State,
.tothe editor OF the Gazette, ofMe.
dina, Ohio, Eho recently lost his
establishment, valued at
$4,000 by FIRE to enable him to
sssla sst " his yresA Ifnade I
uhanlmous thing Il wlllbe a good
thing. fssg 2
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THE LITTLE CORPORAL FOR MAY
comes in good time. Fresh as the flow
ers ana brightas the spring time full
of good things for the children and for
all who love children. Great improve
ments are promised in the already
charming Magazine. One dollar u year
Sewell & Miller, Chicago, Ill.
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!. FouNp.--sA .lady's Cur cape has been
found and left at this ONCE. The owner
can have II by identifying and paying
expense Of this notice, cit
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r EGAL NOTICE.
Jacob MCDANIEL, Ppn. "a.
Againssy Il Divorce.

said Defendnnt, Josephine Mcpqniek WHOSE
residence and Whereabouts Is unknown, but
whois supposed n liyeeoIne Ehere In Adams
county, In the Btate Of Indiana, Il hereby no
tiaed hat Jacob Med psniel dia On ne and DAY
e. e Aes 1SelF VIZ s ~ sfi1eSs y - S
n and for the county Of Tairnsld and S..e q
Qhlo, tbsrsin chkrgfnE tho saia Jcsephine ~
pahisi, with EroA BE fleet cf duty, ana pf.y.
Ing that be may b diyorced nom Pc, wnio1
" stiiiog XII .,g stsad f0r ssdR nssfiRR iSiif ~ ~.
Apr. I, 'TS-ew. pyS. A Kistler, Atty
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TaE CH4RM BRoEEs.-Easter
Sunday IT showed and rained. On
the Sunday after it did neither
what about .,thcm'' seven Sundays
rain2 For our part We can readily
excuse this little oversight on the
part eftAa clerk ofthe weathsr.
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-Four gentlemen can obtain good
board and pleasant rooms, cofnet Broad
way and Wheeling streets opposite
Episcopal Church. O1its
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that petition has
been filed in the Auditors office prayiGs iJr
the incorporation Of the village Of Bremen,
FSirfleld county, Ohio, and that said petition
Will he mn for hearing before the Commission
orS Of said county, on the 2Oth day OF May,
--S''' = = iE DAVID McCANDLlSH,
Agent for Petitioners.
March II, 1s70-6w.
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AWillp4ypFspar1iien selsolv thshsiy
t0tts priginsI color an9 not lairre Iti
Yesi Hans ysgstslHi sients4 Hair
Renewer.
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MAJ. ANDERSON

Mas ANDG1NoCN
is yellow bay, Q years old, IS hands high, Of
fine style and action, good proportions and
great muscular power. He was sired by old
Togue, dam by Sir Peter, combination Of
HOOD that has many admirers, ana Is appre.
ciated best where well known.
MAJOR ANDERSON took the FIRST PRE-.
MUM at tho Muskingum Valley and Fair
field county Fairs; at the former for all work ;
at the latter, driven with Dan Rice, as match
horses. He Is q sure foal getter, and MS get
can not be excelled. Whenever and where
ever HIS colts have been shown, they have TAX
en- the irst premium. He etook The hrst pre-
MUM as the fastest racking pacing horse y
a aconfeSt open 10 the State. mt the EnlH1plt
county fair for 1885; also at the same time aut
place the lst premium was awarded 70 nve o
hIs oolts. as the getiof one horse. At the last
Fairheid county Fair he was awarded the 10
premium - best ktosf blood stallion G
TERMs.-TE DOLLARS TO INSURE.
Any person parting with an irsured msrs
|bclnre thois knoWn 70 he with foal, or fhiliuI
i = nd regularly, win BE- held ior anouptc
sodfI1 ~ " SubseFiber VII not b hsi'
TSspolti6, - llHth hatmaI IhaRRea.s,
April 18th, tsyo- -am. Prop.
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nOR SALE on RENT.

The old well known store house in Balti::
more, Fairfield county, o., formerly owned
by n g. Black, IL for sale or rent. The loca-
ton is the most conspicuous In the town, ANY
one Wishing TO engage In the Dry Goods Busi-
ness will do well by buying or renting the
above named property. Call and examine
% ''-' = MRS. CATHERINE CHRISTIAN.
March 8, 1870-2m.
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., OBrTUARY.--MRs. REDEccA BRANDT,
consort Of Adam Brandt, SEN, died at
p Baltimore In this county on the 18th
inst. aged 67 years, s months, and lS
days. She had suffered from a protract-
ed Illness, but to the last endured her
bodily Affections with q truly Christian
fortitudc and resignation, and when the
final hour came, yielded up her life in
the evidently assured hope Of d bllssful
Immortality in the world above. Mrs.
Brandt was the mother Of II children,
II O sons and 8 sdaughters. Twelyeof these
/, are yet living, also is2 other grand-chil-
dren. Five Of her sons served IN the
Union army In the late war of rebellion,
and she felt patriotic gladness In be-
Ing ablct 70 furnish such help tOso giori-
ous cause as that Of the Union. She
was a kind and affcctionate wife and
mother In short, q tFglynoble woman
a9nsJ IA yli NV TX $3.50 -'T-II F-.t5f5in
e balBAD, AccIDENT.--0n SundIy after
noon last a little son Of W b. Eckcrt, o
q this city, between two and three iyear
OF age, found his way up stairs IN tn
warehouse Of J.v. Kinney, on the Ca
- nal, and In attempting to return, wakes
into an open hatchway over the road
xav nassin0 under n portion of tn
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New Advsrtis
Notice to- Builders.

Notice i hereby given ihat aa,Iei prspesAls
are tnyited SAD fTiil - rerrirea ~ this sisee
on the second daE o. Nny, iplD, fbr construct
ing the Root. ON the Courf House decerding 70
Architect. 4
Bidders viii cali on Nj. OrmAn. who has
ne plans aud specifications in hlSofiice. when
~ me IceessaFy Information in regard 10 fhs
BY order ofthe Board Of Comm lesloners.
l., a. BLAfRE, CO. Auditor.
Lancaster o.. April q. iGDllt.
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LAYcASTER MANUTACTORIEs.
Arney x mOrchead.sWebster x
hHffSsEis hf6%E SERs. fsae 2 r YipFw and
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eiThs Street.sprinkler Is in motion
covered With advertisements ,s 5t''i ,si as
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Thsunds5isspt eiIi aitana ,b N ts.,nss,
pertaining . b6yine Asd selling ieal Esta,s
On tha most f.vprgh1H touna,
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I94 Acres in Berne township, Fairfield
dweiiinR. large barn, good outbuildings, ex-
ceiient water at the house, running water on
| the farm. two good orchards. soilT-good bot
W. j c. HITE & co.
Lancaster, o., Sept ., iscs-tf
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FROM THE VEST.
The Chicago Fire.


CHICAGO, Sept Cit is generally believed
that only three persons perished in the great
fire. as only that number is puolicly known to
be missing.
JI. Base Ball.
In the game of base bali here to-day, between
the White Stockings and the Forest City Club
of Rockford, the former won by score of IS
20 9. The game was closed at the end of the
fifth inning, on account of rain storm.
German Mass Meetings.
CINCINNATI, Sept 6.--Extensive preparations
are being made for German mass meeting TO
be held here on Wednesday evening at the San
gerfest Hall, to celebrate the German victories
All the German societies will participate,
speeches will be made, and there will be an IL
Elimination.
TERRE HAUTE, Sept. 6.-The Germans Of this
city held grand jubilee last evening" salute of
one hundred guns was fired, and large meet
lag Was held at Turner Hall.
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Important from Metz.
It's Surrender Reported.
With 100000 Prisoners.
LoNDoN, Sept. 5-Evening.

LoNDoN, Sept. 5-Evening.
The Bnvnrian Corps,
under General Van der Tam Rathsamhausen,
have left Sedan, which is now held by the
Prussian princes.
The French Prisoners.
The forces of the former will act as an
escort to the French prisoners which have
been placed in his charge, and which number
ninety thousand.
General FaiIiy Not Dead.
The death of General Failly is denied.
Paris Tranquil.
PARIS, Sept. -Evenlng.-The public
order is a matter of the greatest astonish-
ment, considering the dominance of the mob.
The March the apital.
General Lowestein's corps, composing the
German advance, has arrived at Vincy, on it's
march to Paris.
A Now BASIS.
LONDON, Sept. 5.-The DGiy N6bS says
Jules Favre, the new Minister of Foreign
Affoirs, has already made peace propositions
to Prussia. The basis of these propositions
is the withdrawal of the Germans from the
territory of France, and France will give a
guarantee that her standing army shall be
abolished.
Paris Streets Renamed.
The Rue Dix December December 100 has
been renamed Quarter September (Septem-
Der 4), and the Avenue lEmpereur becomes
''Rue Victor Noir."
England Favors the Republic.
The Times and other morning papers accept
the French revolution with favor and as a
clear expression of the national will, and they
anticipate no disorder.
ease Address Of Mayor Aruss.
''HoTEL DE VILE, PARIS, Sept. 6.-Citi-
zens:-I have been called by the people and
Government of National Defense to the
mayoralty of Paris. While waiting for you
to be called to elect your municipality, I take
possession of this City Hall in the name of
the Republic, which was the scene of the
patriotic events of 1892, 1880, and 184s
81 speak to you now as our fathers did IN
1892. Citizens, the country is ia danger.
Rally around this Partisan municipality, de.
Tended to-day from siege by soldier of the
Republic. Vice Ia Repu6HqQe!
"ETIENNE ARAGo.'
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TMessrs. d. c. Wharton Smith & Co., of this
city, have received the following private de-
spatch.
Jules Favre's Terms Of Peace.
LONDON, Sept Go A. M.-The London
Eeacs has despatch this morning which de-
olares the Prussisn Government is in receipt
Of a communication from Jules Favre, French
Minister of Foreign Affairs, proposing in the
event of general withdrawal of the Prussian
army from French soil an immediate disarma-
ment, with guarantees of future peace. This
despatch is as yet unconfrmed.
Surrender of Metz Reported.
The surrender of Metz is reported, with
100000 prisoners, but the news is not official
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KepVeu et sang du Nt. nOuVeau Yenu
Par le suTnom sOusfrent arcs ct convert
eeront chasssz mis- mort chassez nu
Eu rouge at nOlT oOnvert erO At leur vert.
"Dear NIo,hsr, Farewell,

After the battle OF SaarbTuck, Westphallan
gong about to heip the wounded came upon a SOL
der OF the Prusssan infantry who had been shot
through the body and was leaning heavily agast a
wall. Win you drink, comrade 2" asked the West
phaliaD. Pale and faint the poor fellow shook his
lips TO be moistened. When this hap been done, he
asked in whisper whether the Westphilian could
write. The latter at took out his pocket book
when the dying man, "with Frightening eye" die
tated the words, "Deaf mother. farewell" adding
the address At this moment the WestDhalian was
called by a second wounded man. When ne re-
tnrned he found that his TSt friend had fallen back
and died.