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Daily Republican., 1886-07-23
AT Chester Heights,

CHESTER HEIGHTS, July 22.-The
second days meetings at Chester
Heights were all interesting and well
attended. The 8 O'Clock prayer m Getting
was In charge of Rev. W. j. Bickerton.
OF Crozerville Methodist Episcopal
Church, and was held in the Delaware
county tent, on the hill.
The $50 experience meeting was con.
Quoted by Rev. A. L. Tay lor, one of the
young ministers of the conference. The
morning sermon at 10 o'clock was
preached by Rev. j. s. j. Mcconnell,
from the text Matthew, xviii, 18. A
pleasant service of song followed, in
terrupted by the ringing of dinner bell
at the restaurant. The children q
church at 1 80 was in charge of Rev.
Charles &. Adamson and Rev. r, 8.
Deboe, and the services were the most
Interesting of the dey. Rev. w. ii.
Bamford, pastor Of the Oxford Church.
preached in the afternoon, The even
lug discourse was by Rev. M. Bicker-
ton, pastor of Crozierville Methodist
Church. The congregation was the
largest OF the encampment, many peo-
pie coming in from the surrounding
country in carriages.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-23

The new Daisy oil stoves are giving
entire satisfaction, there being NO
smoke, no smell and no danger OF ex
piosion, as they are made on a new
plan: Sold only by the Pickels Stove
Co., No. 8 East Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-23

Carefully prepared by H. A. Brown
foot Of West street,
Daily Republican., 1886-07-23

Wringers repaired at 103 Walnut
street.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-23
OuDptug and I,ear

OuPpIhg md Loeohing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parker, 103 Il. End st.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-23

Use DR.. Pierce's "Pellets" for con-
stipation.
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port, nos rally and promptly hestowsd.
IT gus wa Mu,. he lalnl iny of tax.
ing one, the craft v..urseit, vou ~ould
not d.f d them an warmly" said the
squire. ani'e restored to good hum"r,
as he locked at his grsceral daughter,
and rather pleased than otherwise al the
Aueucy cf her language, "hut as we ha, e
slreaev had svmwons to tea, supDose
We adjauru ~ the supper table,"
"Thpv certainly are victims ~ the
greatest intns'ice" continued Hester, g.
she srnse and followed after, 81 reaam.
her reading notice in country paner
to thesother dav, where the edi OF sait
1--WE are ont Of every,hing. hr ng on
what Won have in the ~sv Of payment,
Tor nnthiue can cope amiss,' vet, dar'
cav that the mosi negligent among those
suhscihers would he the fi-st 10 cry out
il their particular iastes and wishes we're
not consulted. and to throw M the pape.
fr an, caus however tritling. The
hast me'hod, in nv opinion, for Obtain
ing good paper and for insniine plnc
ruali,y. is FIR those interesled IN it's sue
cess tn fulfil at a proner time their par
of the oh'igsiion. Tt each one paw
his suh.cription, his item of the means
necessary % hiring ahout resuft 40 de
sirahle-snd nv word f'r it, the printers
wonli not he weighed in the balance and
found wan,ing"
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Those contemplating trip westward
will certainly do we'll to carefully con.
suit the time tables OF the Baltimore and
Ohio road. Its celebrated fast trains,
its sure connections, and rates always as
low as the lowest, make it beyond all
controversy the best line west. Colo
nists are carried in first class cars on fast
trains, aud every possible care is taken
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Trains run through without change OF
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money. Above all things do not pur.
shass tickets before having . talk or re-
ceiving q letter from one Of the B. Il ..
Agents. A letter addressed to w. H.
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Wheeling. w. Va, to j. A. Webb. Eos.
tsia, Ohio; to T. A. Lee GAINESVILLE.
Ohio, or call upon either Of these gen.
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ton IS to ell necessary details Of time
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Early Printing.

II is said in regard to early printing.
that some Of the lahleis-frnm which The
Chinese classics were produced in the
wear 1875 are still IN existence. PRINT
ing from wooden blocks was done in the
end ot this century. II was not until
The tenth. century that printed books
were common. In the eleventh century
movable types were used, in China and
Cores. Movable copper types we're used
in the fifteenth century Typ.s were
made in Japan, in 1920. by casting and
moulding The earliest block printing
dates from Japan in the middle oi The
eighth century, and the first real narlonsl
work vi that country sas the n hon.
ei" pri' ted IN the s:x eenth century -
Scriptures were distributed to the mum.
her OF one million in 1894. One Of The
old. Japanese hooks Is dated 1900
Christian at Work.
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Keeping Winter Apples.

An experienced frui'-.ieser SAYS he
does not want to put apples 10 the cellar
or fruit room. unrl there Is little hoar
frost inside the barrel II good, sound
apples. and only such, are put in the bar
rel, and the apples are we'll shaken down.
and the head pressed in so that there is
M danger OF the apples shaking in the
barrel, sliQht frost will not burt then.
Bv this we mean that the barref can he
exposed to qIite shsrp frost for short
time Without penetrating deep enonph
into the barrel to chill the fruit to an in
furious ex' ent The great secret OF keep
ing apples through the winter is, to store
them in 9 well ventilated rnom or cellar,
that is kept ss near the freeE ng point as
possible, wpAout actually freezing the
apples Apples and p,tatoes should
never be KEEP, in the same cellar. or II
this is unavoidable, the potatoes should
he kept In the warTest part Of tie cellar,
and the barrels Of apples, we'll heated
npr near the windows, where on davs
when the sir outside is only few de-
erees above freezing, they can be treated
to cold breeze from the open windows,
while al the same time the atmosphere
In the part OF the cellar where the pota-
toes are kept. does not fall below forty
degrees. With thermometer in the
cellar. it l. qiite possible 20 COIL off the
apples without irjnring the po,stoes.--
Do not unhead the barrels until the ap-
Piles are wanted 1t Is rarely good
plan to sort over the apples to pick out
The rotten ones. Better letsihem remain
urdisturbed. Apples in ripenine. give
off carbonic acid, which can not be al.
lowed TO accumulate IN the house cellar,
bot must be removed by ventilaiion.-
This deleterious gas, ca; ;bonic acid. aids
in preserving The fruit. and !, ia one O
the advantages OF an outside cellar. thst
this can be allowed to remain.-Ameri-
cas Agriesltaria.
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Improving ON Solomon.

"If ] had been Solomon" /" said curh-
stone philosopher. IL don't think ] would
have cent the lazy man 10 the AM"
"Where would YOU have sent him
inquired man with dropping nose,
who needed shaving badly.
II would have seni HIM to The hornet" :"
"And what good would that have
done
IA great deal. nv friend. One ho,-
net would have told him more about en-.
terprise in five minutes than be could
have learned from whole colonv Of an's
in three weeks bv the closest kind OF oh
servation If you wan, to timber Dan's
joints in hurry, send him 10 the hornet
every time. and YOU won't miss II. Tie
b0rnet means business from the vry
STAR. and don't you forget it, Chiea-
90 Ledger
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NOTICE.
Important to Whom 1t May Concern

A LII persons knowing themselves indebted
n either by note or mortgage deed to the
estate of Michael Schaub, deceased, are
hereby notified to lif. them on the first
day of April, 1856 AL unsettled accounts
after the frst day of April. 1855. will be
placed in the hands OF an attorney at law for
immediate collection. Parties desiring to
lift their notes before the above mentioned
date will do so BY the Sth Of January. 1885,
as Ileave woodsHeld at that time and will
not return until the following March.
deca9 's5tlO. KD. Z. ZANE agent
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LEGAL NOTICE.

THE unknown heirs OF 2ebscoa Morris, de-.
/ ceased, (wlo was intermarried with
Barna Morris and who was q daughter Of
Henry Morris, deceased j whose residence q
Newark, Writ County, West virgiuia, Will take
notice that on Thursday, the Sd day ef De-
cember 1885, Simon Morris 6lsd his petition
in the court of common pleas Of Menros
county, Ohio, against the above named par.
ties and others, praying for the assignment
Of dover 10 Charlotte Norris. widow q
Henry horris. deceased. and for partition Of
the following described real estate situate u
Monroe oouny, Ohio, 70 wit.
The northeast quarter aud the southeast
part of the southwest fourth and the NORTH
east part Of the northeast fourth Of he
southwest quarter Of section twenty fear
24], township ri seven; range r. ssvea,
containing in ell one hundred and eighty
three acres. N.
Also. lot number 1851 afsy Eve in =: (.
Cleveland's addition 10 the village Of Caiaisn
Monroe county, Ohio.
Als,, the following described real estate,
situate in Noble county, Ohio. 70 wit: The
southwest quarter Of the southwest q1artse
and fract on number one (of the soathsask
4uhtot ouu tAp oVot.NSos 4ooss<sJ W WV
tion thirteen [l3l 10 township Isl eight or
range ri seven. containing one hundred
and forty four acres.
Also, the southeast quarter Of section flsl
nineteen. township (S] sight.rsngs ri ssvsn,
containing one hundred and sixty acres.
Also, lot number one, northwest quarter ef
section 1901 twenty, township Isl eight
renge l7l seven, containing one hundred and
thirty one acres.
Also, the W ct half Of the northeast quar-
ter and the northeast quarter OF the North
east quarter o. Sc. tion (a6] twenty slzs
township Is] eight, range G7]ssysn. een-.
tanning one hundred add twenty one - q.
aud being all the real estate Of which Henry
Morris died seised.
Said parties are required to answer On OF
before the 18th dAy Of February. 1855, q
judgment ma, BE- taken against them.
SIMON NORRIS,
BY J. P. sPRIaGs. and q. q. JsNNINes IN
Attornsys. dseS,sSt7.
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said Justice issued an order OF attachment in
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Said cause is set fer hearing on the fifteenth day
of February, 1886. at II O'clock A. NJ.
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