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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-19
Indicted.

WAsHISGTos, June 1.-The Grand
Jury have indicted Richard Harrington
and Arthur B. Williams fOI bribery.
The fret Is charged with having, on the
18th Of october, 1873, while Assistant
United States Attorney, received $1,000
70 have MS decision and action Influenced
10 the matter Of a motion tor new trial
BY Hope and Slater, convicted Of murder.
Williams Is charged with giving the
money 70 Harrington a. bribe. Slater Il
endorsed as a witness. Williams gave
bail in 5000.
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Resignation OF secretary Bristow.

sscretsry Bristow, in letter to the
President, written this morning, formally
rendered hn resignation Of the Office OF
Secretary Of the Treasury, 70 take effect
on Tuesday, the 20th inst. The resigns-
tion has teeh accepted. The reasons as-
signed for his retirement are those al
ready stated.
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THE NOMINATIONS.
How They Were Received.
At Memphis.

MEMPHIS, June 1.-THE nomination
of Hayes and Wheeler. though entirely
unexpected, was well received here.
Grant Sends Congratulations.
WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE Presi-
dent has sent the following telegram:
EXECUTIVE MANSION,
WASHINGTON, June l6, 1876
To Cor. r. B. Hayes, Columbus, o.:
congratulate you, and feel the great
est assurance that you will occupy my
present position from the 4th OF March
next. (Signed)
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At san Francisco.
At LeayenWOrth.

LEAvESwoRTH, Ks, June 1.-THE
Republican ratfcat on meeting tonight
TO rstify the nomination Of Hayes and
Wheeler was a grand success. The lead.
ing Liberals of the city joined in the
meeting. Speeches were made by Judge
Stillngs, Captain Ant ony, Hon. john
a. Holdeman and ID. T. Anthony. Reso-
lutions were passed endorsing the noni-
nations, and the universal sentiment eH-
pressed was one Of confidence in the
result
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-19

Fort SCoTT, r. June 1.-The nomi-
nation Of Hayes and Wheeler was re-
ceived with general satisfaction by the
representatives, in this section. A grand
ratification meeting will be held in this
city on Monday evening.
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Al New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, June IA large
and enthusiastic Republican meeting was
held At Mechanic Institute 70 night.
Ex-Governor Yarmouth PRESIDED, and
speeches were made bv X-Congressman
SheldAn, General Sherman ana others.
One hundred guns we're fired and there
was a grand display Of fire works IN
ratification OF Hayes and Wheeler. EH-
Governor Yarmouth said: Every
liberal Republican in the Union will sup
port the ticket. and louisiana will give
5000 majority for it
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The Convention was now in great con-

Totals .,............... 8oS III l5O ll8S5 >
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CLEVELAND, June l6.-A large and
enthusiastic Hayes and Wheeler rs,itics-
ucn meeting was held here % Eight.
Their was an artillery salute Of 81 guns,
fireworks, etc. Addresses 'Iere delivered
by Prof p. A Chadbourne, Of Williams
College. Massachusetts,, and others.
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COLUMBUS. June IA large crowd
serenaded the visiting delegates al their
hotels tonight. Short speeches were
made By Sloansker Of Louisisns; Rsiney,
Of South Carolina; Hale, Of Maine;
Howard, OF Michigan; Shepherd, Of New
York, and others,
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Our urParty-The Convention.

MARKET SQUARE.
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Columbus, d.

AUGUSTA, June 1.-THE colo-ed Re
pubhcans fred g salute in honor Of .h'
Cincinnati nominations.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-19
At Dayton.

DAYTON, June lS-A great and enthu.
siastic Hays and Wheeler ratification
meeting was held last evening at the
Court House. Cannon firing, fire
works, music and speeches were INDUCED
in. K &. Anderson, nephew of TT
Sumter Anderson, presided. TIE meet
ing was largely attended by
both Liberal and Independent leaders
and enthusiastic endorsers OF the ticket
After the meeting Major Beekham, edi
tor OF the Journal, was bombarded ard
serenaded, Ms were also ex Congressman
Guinckei and Samuel Craighead. Lively
speeches we're made by both Independ'
ants and Republicans.
, 1876-03-16
How a Party OF Minors LlAuchcd,
Sdn Rfdn4f&Aa Ns1e& L6ItNe.

A cruel disappointment wAs that Of party Of
ladies' and genttemen exploring tho depths OF tho
Bonanza rnlnea tho other day. II was nrraugod
that = lunch wac to be oaten Oh the l,500-f foot
loyoL md therefore II noon largo hasketa full OF
daiusioa. both liquid and substantial werc loxor-
Cd into tho depths. These descended frpt
among group Of honcst Cornish mius1p tlolsuR
on Tho l,2U0-foot loyel, who, in tho abseuco Of
my Instructions, decided, after much disousslon
that 1t must b an American national holiday, or
something Of the kind, above ground, and that
nauza pnncoss. Thoy. therefore, foil to on the
tAthbios With much vim. When the exhausted
e1oursionihts inquired for thoir refreshments
sbey i ssoycsod only tho omplY hampers mud
etes u o
down by the atful Light OF tho 1aring soroh.
, 1876-03-16

tle spsrrow.hawka from 4 higI .owor and mt
tho.n in a cogo On tha balcony. Tho pArout birds
immediately brought them food, aud was not
surprised to 300 that this food copBiHtod Of
twelve m!co, four largp lizarlB, and Hix mole
crickots. A menl Of lko stIo waa brought ovDry
day for q month. Al ono time there wero Iftoen
tlold.mice. two lttlo birds, aud q young rabbit.
Last year mnda tho Ba.ne experiment With tho
Bame result, ono meal consisting OF twelve
nigh!ingalos. ono lark, three moles, .nd ono
hedgehog. Tho parents al1aya nto the honda Of
tllnlr prey, and picked iron, the bodies OF the
dead blrds somo Of thoir feathers. In tho case
OF tho hedgehog, tho only part not eaton by
theso vorActous lttlo creatures xas sbs skin Of
In Quo month, tho i've baby hawks rid tho world,
by actual count OF 420 rata and nIco, 200 mplo-
crickets, aud 1853 ilzarda. Wore not the twelva
poor itt4lo u!ghtogales aud the lark we'll paid
forf"
, 1876-03-16
Narron'a Address, In A750, on tho
NluEsncro Anniversary.
n1.,t

E04ton 7SnnscTiDt.
Tho following nccount OF War1ou'B address on
tho massacre anniversary. one hundred and QUO
yonrs ago. IL from tho diary Of at English officer,
It has, II wo aro right mover been printed until
now,
March G, 1775.-TLts day an oraton was do
llvorod by DR.. Warren, notorious whig, at tho
great South uootinE. opposite tho Governors
house. II wRA In comnlemotntiou Of w1Iht tt1oY
term the "NlassAore GU tho 9th Of March, 1770
It was known for como days that this waR to bo
delivered. Accordingly great number Of oilicors
assembled ut It, when. attor TO had flnlahcd q
mort sod'ttous iut!Ammatory haranguo John
Hancock stood up and rnede short speech In
tho saulo strain, at the cnd Of which como Of
tho oflcars cried out "Fie flo which. hclng
mistaken for tho cry OF fro, IN Rarm Immediately
ensued, Which Allod tho peoplo With such con-
Btcrnatton that t,oy uoro gottlnE out ns fast ~
tlsy could from doors and windows. It was
imagined that thoro would tavo boon = riot
which, II thoEo llad, would, In all Irobabilisy,
have proved fatal to 1Iancock, Adams, Warren,
md tho rost Of those Villains, a. thoJ were ali
up In tue pulpit togotLor. md tho meoling was
crowded with oalicer8 and Bea,ucn IN such =
manner that they could not hnvo osoapcd. How
ever, il luckily did not turn ont 20; 1t would
indood hAve boon pity for thom 10 have mAdo
thoir exit in that way, as hope we shall Aayo
tho ploaauso before long Of BoolnE thom do It by
tho hnuds 10 tho 1hnNmAn.
, 1876-03-16
A WlNDEAlt'

Spketai DispateA 10 Ih4 Chicago tribune.
DAyENpouT. H., March l6.-Mr. u. Il. Wob-
bos, Of Lisbon. Linn Co., Ia, Ia ono OF tho
heirs to very largo fortune In Holland worth
about go, 900, 900, About . month ago he rc-
eeived notice thlt tho 0oYesnmont OF Holland
had surrendered u! claims to the money, and
thAt the oano will 10 sent to this country md
distributed among tho haIrs within the present
yess. But feH being. cqual !n tho LIMO Of oon-
money. Il IL expeotod, viii roach u, 000 Q0Q.
, 1876-03-16

Nlddlatowa pltto-nlsss Company, eS74. OF ;
Simpson, Hail. Miller d Co., eoioo8s oleysland
N1n n1tE.!ofMiyo ! Mn,,,n Lamp Company s57o
&l2 0bs.3 81 for si1teon creditors.
George v. Canpbeil WAS yesterday appointed
Assignee Of II. II. Fray.
Tic creditors Of z. III. rtall will hold . compo-
will also bo eloctod at the same time.
BurEnlon COURT II nn1t:F.
William 4. 1Eay began A1lt yesterday against
Ed*ard and Thomas u. Oottfoll, Claiming "a, 0Vu.
sui. for sl4.00o nsatnat satnuelJ. Walkot.
The American l5id9s Company auod @. @.
Nerrick for s1,00O. Tho same Company began
like suit for 81, 900 Against Tho Michigan Gen-
ROAD Company, tho Nov FORK Contral & Hul.
son 1uyor lsairoad Company, The l>oBton l.
Albany Railroad Company, tho Chicago JsutlIng-
s1n d Quincy Nailtoad Company ti,a Chicago Il
under tho nnma Of tho Dluo Limo.
]. J. Moslci1,a flod petition AgntnBt J. ".
Mullen. praying for : ncchanto's lion to tho
amount 81 el1o7 OIL tho promises LOIS t. G, 7,
rior Court Addition OF Block @ In A.rcsnpr'B d.
vision Of .he l.. Il Of tho 8. Z. u Of Boo. H. ",
II.
COUNTY COUNT.
Mrs. n. =; Knlslt. inao!vens dobsor, vas dis
hor property.
CRIMINAL counr.
Abort Zimmerman p'caded guilty to larceny,
and was rou,nntled fer aontenco.
Iho oAso Of retcr P1att, for maintaining
nuisance, was completed, anl he waa acquitted,
Judge AtoAllator inhtruoting the jury that, a,nco
there was no present nuisance, thero nonid 10 no
conviction. It waH ahoVn that thoro whs enough
animal 1hhttor F1!eu up tuoto 70 canao pest!-
which IL is nat ltke!y 10 bo,-but 1t WAS hold
that lllbro could bo no complaint until 1t bocalnc
nfI to"'~' "'0 "''A'Ao0' Wv" ''o'n 'n' e'''e''
rur o.,t
JupoE l1opkryH-Fronl Ere n1' Isl to oud o, calendar.
JUDGE tAny-lt0 wi 259. 2t0, 2i2 to 2a0, 2I9
10 252, 25t, nnd ass to 2G3, inclusive,
JupoH JAMeAoN.--113 to 116 III to t21, 1873,
1871. l2u l91 10 13s. i1J 1876 1aa 10 a. inrluuyn
yunol yunoE nooxH-la. sseoKnc e. ~, ~: 10,
~ ~, IN !,,ofa,.. 1A' III" celenaaf NUE.
Jrpnx T,oTu"77 ~ 40 at m ss m ,,a m
Jupax TAnws11,-.1 Joi to i. .iUtj' ~ ~
- 1unoMEszs. ..
- uH1TEp sTATEa CIhcutT onIaTIIopnE norK1xs,- :,
eolm Mcneil, g. es IL. w. q g. sisrst:k so35sa.
George Il. Warner ru. Ebon !; 1sunyau; verdict,
sl'l93.al. ann Motloh lof new f!ai:-t, 4 Hum'nol
H. q n7o a,, eoias VI GSaRo a vof
1,sr1c- - H'rx,naNr tYcnnn,a q ~, ~ jin
l. Oo. ~. Fi.tx 4. Il. sontsg H,iaS.Ss. '''
surEuIon -cosrEasloNs-Consad stenu1esz
Of al. Va. rralk t5l,nnns, se1!.oS.-J. j. 1:nso W.
nSEslp!I .. Mueiisr. S!l2-Andfsw Crawford vs.
ALTON @ =. AnoFess *ss ntt.,u,, ~ r.,,. n,,,,t.
Isntn. =: Il sssia,op: w: ~ 9s Ill.,, nIfnsas
uSs-f: II. Atkinson VI. tieorgo q. i,urns. Mo.
Il Aird H. atasy Morgan, 81 oisock valloy papsr
Company w. oeofpo bntnB AID Harry Lee, 7Hl2.7u-
2. y. uaFsS,f S!!,al.-1enlam.n aias1aEa e. al. "
he,anam aaa s, Helu1hu ~ neaeefgas onID. VI
au,uesoy n ". @ su ~ y selue ss4ooo; ~
Lntz. saSD71'-iarfotd Firc ins,rancc comnnny mi W.
, 1876-03-16
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE,

NEH BfafEM OF MAKING C0HTflACT9.
TO the Editor u tbs Chicago tribune:
CHICAGO, March 15.-Tho Congressional Com
rnlttoo have developed q now system Of mixing
contrncts,-not entirely NOW to DO anro, but ex-
ocodinglv conveuiont both to tho maker and tho
n,akoe-if that word ia aliosablo-of tho con-
tract. Citizen George II. Pondeson makcs q
contract with George II. pcndlotou, Eaq., prosl-
dent Of tho KontucIty Central Railway, to prose-
cuto . claim-sojoosod several timoa by
tho Secretaries OF War as unjuat-
against tho Qoyorninent. Uitlzon ronjloton,
by,, means = ,oh bost known to Limsoi.
fesGts Is a!oS0d by M President
S80.885, and tho ha!nnco, aG0, Co., gooa to tho
Company, who arc composed mainly Of bis eis-
ter and nophows. Honest, plalu people will
givc this transaction Of Citizen George II. ron-
namos, both In lila rotations 70 tho Government
and hiA Bister aud ncphowai bnt 10. TINT PASS.
Now tbAt explanations aro in ordari Will Citizen
and Politician Jacob 1sohm please riae and OK.
hehm for Lis services IN raising that listlo fnnd
OF 100000 for b1f. would. .bo Treasurer Healing
Tho thing Ia mixed up badly, and probably tho
diatillera would like to know how much OF their
corruption fund wont into cIs!zon 1sohm's pocket.
rho Ctttzen hos large poasossionH, and II tho
whiHlly men don't care to know what becntna OF
their money tho public costa4uly do. Will Citizen
jacob pleAse graufy widespread aud laudable
enfloalty, ana Explain Will names, dntes. md
other parsicula1af OLD foaY.
DWARF.
10 tts Editor n Ths chteayo 7risuu,
Cu1oAoo, Masoh 15,-Iho residents and busI-
noas men Of Van Durun Block betwocn Caual
and Clinton stfoots, having boen. repeatedly
robbed by m organized gang Of thioyea (ropos.-
Ing aamo to po!ioo neadqusttesB without my
romcdy). aro determined to organize vigilance
aooiety for mutual protection. Tho writer has
roslded Ii sald block two nonths and has boun
vislsod twico. bIy noxt noighbos hos boon robbod
oight timss during tho past tHolvo 1nolths We
havo hterchantA' Policeman, and also
the regular patrolmon, but asusuhl when thelr
services sro required. thoy arc noa est. Thoso
arc Quo or two SALOONS In the noiRhtofhood
whore tho thloyes mako their headquarters dur
ing The dlytimc. and spoad tlolr time. playing
should bo arrestod on general principles. shonld
yon be kind ouough to inaors thls, thoy probably
pre- caught to 10 furthos than the frat amp-poat,
md attach m ornament tleroLo for my friend,
Mr. Dletzsch, to Investigate when ready. ne-
speosfully, Rom. ]. TAYlon.
, 1876-03-16

1}Hn pNkBYRD FACE nKlCK- --TtiK iiYDRAULiC
~ Etsss Brick Company Anl thu Unlop Etss4 brick
MYEs; q " 9s Ao ase noT ptsp:tea e iH1uisa s r
YVual ths bsat phladuuAln b!ick u
toulat apd IT. = much taMes p!iey. fos sAmplss and
boIn.st
IN 1NrRD-t0QN OR iNol OLD DRluK. GALL
W At JsArbuFusk.. koosh No. !.
, 1876-03-16

" Rsr KF1 4NsT1EgrS. ,,F4M9.iYtLY ,F4M9.iYtLY fWo1oo1t Is ron 70
Haven. CVup. Send 5as elEoulAs,
, 1876-03-16

1(LANK BOOKS At ONE.IIAIF KEUULAR r PRICES,
~ Esvs a4l1Ys nosp AHsi " onss!9i9i,; p% nS;
vi South ulAfk.lt.
(.llA8inKRS' .ENUYOlOFKDIA. io VOIA,. NKW,
Ensf4aa, sois naS. t3 biiBkRT. III aout clA.t Il
II mn VOLs-lilsTOHY., DI0CKArliY. POET
UVtJ aettop. &C. ho9ks soeslsed e.9sy week
SIsss 1;ehlt tssta.s a1:e G:iRsa;sI. zooisgy 81;
hoi Meftn ii: 6und fos catalogue MlLLGAb, lV.
E&At MAdl4o1.st.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-06
The Markets,

Wheat has come in quite slowly dur
ing the past week, owing to bad roads,
and the price on the street has been
steady at $100@$1.05. The prospect Of
a war in Europe is, no doubt, influence
ing some farmers to hold their wheat
back in expectation Of higher prices.
Barley is steady at 6O@65c., with light
receipts.
Oats are quoted at 34@35c., with a
fair supply.
Corn is plenty and is selling at 500
40c., with little demand.
Potatoes are firm at 40@50c. Tur-
nips at 20@25c.
Beef cattle steady at 2@3c per lib. as
to quality
Beet, dressed, 4@6c. from wagons.
Hogs, live, are quoted at &c per ID.
Pork, dressed, is selling at 5@5Lc.
Lard is l0@l219c. per Id. by the
quantity.
Butter is plentiful and sells at ls@
zoe. per Id.
Eggs are scarce and sells at zoe. per
dozen freely.
Poultry is plentiful and prices are as
follows: Ducks, 2Oc. piece; Geese
and Turkeys, S@1Oc. per h.: and
Chickens 6@8c. per ID. from wagons.
Prime live geese feathers are steady
at 55c. per ID. S51n
Green Apples we quote still at $500
@$3.25 per Dbl. - -
Hides, green &c. per h., and ldry at
lO@l2c,
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-06
TIE all wool flannels can not be beat

TIE all wool Aannels can not be beat
at the Auction store.
SHAwLs, Nubias, and Scarfs to be
closed out before Holidays, at the Auc-
ton store.
SAM CHURCH has had the matter Of
road from his farm settled by a suit,
in which he beat the Belvidere town
authorities.
MURDER WILL QUA few yeurs
ago "August Flowers" was discovered
to be certain cure for Dyspepsia and
Liver complaint, few thin Dyspeptics
made known to their friends how easily
and quickly they had been cured by
it's use. The great merits Of Green's
August Flowers became heralded
through the country by ore sufferer to
another, until, without advertising, its
sale has become immense, druggists in
every town in the United States are
selling it. No person suffering with
sour stomache, sick headache, costive-
ness, palpitation of the heart, indiges-
ton, low spirits, ETC., can take three
doses without relief. Go to your drug
gists, johnson Bros, and get bottle
for IS cents and try it. Sample bot
ties 10 cents. 5yl
The St. James hotel was the scene
of very large and pleasant party on
Thanksgiving evening, Nov. Goth.
There were about four hundred guests
present, comprising nearly all the lead
ing citizens Of Red Wing and num-
Der Of the patrons OF this excellent
house from abroad. The Messrs. Blood
and their ladies, who have made them
selves generally popular in this commu-
nifty during their years residence here,
acquitted themselves of the severe task
of entertaining so large a company in a
manner highly creditable to themselves
and entirely satisfactory to their guests,
all of whom speak in highest terms Of
the entertainment and the hospitality
of their hosts. Up till about twelve
o'clock the old folks thronged the par
lors, engaged in conversations, or were
occupied at card parties in the smaller
rooms, while Mr.. and Mrs. s. H. Purdy
and other youngsters enjoyed them
selves in the dancing hall, on the fourth
floor, where Messrs. Nesbit and KEEL.
logs band were discoursing excellent
music. At twelve, supper was an
nounced, but it was not until nearly
two in the morning that all were sup
piled, for the supper was abundant and
sumptuous. We are glad to know that
this hotel has done good business dur
ing the past year and commences it's
second year under happiest auspices.
May its worthy proprietors live long
and prosper.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-06
UPHOLSTERY.
BEDDING,
.CARPETING.
AND
Window Curtains

-
Third st. between Bush and Broad.
Desires to thank the public OF Red Wing
ana V:cinlty for past patronage ans. solicit
the continuance ola share rft,,+;, iav,:.. He
keeps constantly ON hand in lie
UPHOLSTERY LINE.
Fine, Medium and Conmon major Suits.
Arm and Easy Chairs. Patent Rockers.
Lounges, Ottomans. Foot X - ETC., also
full line Of Upholstery TRIMMINGS, Reps.
etc. Patent Reclining ,-"uu.es- In the
line Of
BEDDING GOODS,
Hair, Moss, Wool. Excelsior and Husk mat
trasses, His stock Of
CARPETING, &C.,
is the largest ever brought 10 Red Wing and
comprises Body Brussels. Tapestry all
wool Three and Two Ply. Extra Super In
grain, Chamber, Hail and Stair CARPETS,
Oil Cloths, Rugs, Mats. etc. IN the line Of
WINDOW HANGINGS.
He has Lace Curtains, Lamberkins, VIM
dow Shades, etc.
He is prepared to do all kinds Of uphol
stery, window furnishing. make mattresses,
tit and make carpeting, etc. at short notice
and in the very hest style " workmanship.
Give him call and examine goods and
learn prices. 50w3
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-06
THE ROBBERS!

are caught and property being Sc
cure and insurance unnecessary,
A. BUCHOLZ, Of Roscoe, Mimi,
IS happy to announce to all bis
old customers and the public gene
rally, that he has struck hard-pan
and is able to sell GENERAL MER-
cHAND1sE as cheap as the cheapest,
and guarantees satisfaction in every
particular.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-06
RUGS at Vaid's.

|
the Auction store.
A. VAID has handsome articles for
Christmas gifts.
Pools Drug Store is Headquarters
for Holiday Goods. 8w4
SHEET Music and Musical Instru-
ments at Lawrence & Co.'S.
"A LARGE line CT Cloaks at reduced
prices at the Auction store.
"FoREsr Tar Salve,' cures piles,
when all other remedies have failed.
The finest four end men in the pro-
fession are with the San Franciscos.
FRESH Stock Fish at Carlson & An
derson's.
EVERY thing hobby in collars and
ties at the Auction store.
Go to Opera Hall on Friday evening,
and see the boss Minstrel party of the
season.
COOP BOARD by the week, day or
meal, at Opera Hall Restaurant.
Boarders wanted.
The communication under the cap
ton "Let us be Reasonable is worthy
Of attentive reading.
EAT good supper Friday evening
and then 60 to Opera hall and have a
hearty laugh to digest it.
LAWRENCE g. Co. are fixing up for
Christmas in handsome style. They
have the biggest lot of toys going.
IT WILL pay you to call on us, get
our prices and see our goods. Sim
mons & Strandes, No. 50 Main St.
In order too reduce stock, Water
proofs, Flannels and Blankets marked
down to manufactures prices, at the
auction store.
PooIE's Drug store is the best place
to buy Patent Medicines. He buys
direct from the manufa cturers and is
sure Of getting the genuine. Sw4
If you prescribe remedies yourself,
see that they are effective and will do
no harm. 'tForest Tar" preparations
are OF this character, for the Throat
and Lungs.
WANTED.-An active man to sell a
good manufactured article for which l
will pay $4,000 per month and travel.
ing expenses. Address John F. Jones,
Xenia, Ohio. 7w4 ::
FIRST Glass ORGANS for sale cheap,
to close out the stock, by O. NJ. Sprake,
at the Singer Sewing Machine Agency,
Bush st., next door to the old post
Office room. 5tf
BLACK Alpaccas, Mohairs, Brillian-
tines, Cashmeres and Silks, Of which
we offer A No. l goods at the very
bottom prices. Simmons l. Strandes,
No IS Main St.
Miss NELLIE WHITES reading at
Opera hall on Tuesday night was an en-
tire success, and the audience generally
was highly pleased. Mrs. Wilson's
singing elected general applause.
CAN any of the readers Of the AD-
VANCE, furnish a recipe for coloring
blue? A dark durable blue that will
not rub off in wooden or cotton goods
And oblige subscriber.
Hon. RoBT. DEAK1N is IL candidate
for Assistant Clerk Of the legislative
house of representatives. Mr.. Deakin
is entirely competent to fill the posi-
ton and we hope he will receive the ap-
pointment.
NOTWITHSTANDING the recent sharp
advance of fully ten per cent in Boots
and Shoes, we are still selling and
shall continue to sell at old figures dur
ing the season. Our motto is the best
for the least money.
G.. r. STERLING T. Go.
READ This Our readers should
bear in mind that Ashelman u Skos.
lund, opposite Hotel De Baltic, is the
place at which to buy a good Butfal"
Sleigh Bells for the least money. They
buy for cash, and you cannot beat their
prices for a good article. Off
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for the cold winter and see to YOUR
families, that they are we'll supplied,
and don't 60 shivering around when
such comfortable apparel can be OBJ
tanned at a moderate figure. And