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From Over the County.
GHrLLros, june 25.-Quite wet and shower

GKELLroN, June 25.-Quite wet and showery
....Oorn is looking splendid. Wheat and
rye is fair. One week from to-day is the
4th. Subscribe for the NoRTHw EST .Hur-
rah for Cleveland and Thurman. =. Mr..
South attended the dedication of the U. B.
church at West Hope Sunday. :. j. NJ. Houts
has started ameat wagon ON the road. :. Mrs.
Singles and daughter spent Saturday in Ma
poleon. .Chas. Huse has returned TO Grel-
ton. .. Engene Hoy is preparing to move to
New Bavaria to start blacksmith shop. :. :.
Alice Conn, of Mcclure, spent last week with
friends in this place. -. Our School closed on
Friday with the usual programme, the little
folks doing splendid. I'D. B, Ward, son and
daughter spent the last day of school with his
daughter May, in Toledo. T. B. Emery will
soon have his barn completed. Singing
school every Saturday night at the school
house, Mute Wolf teacher. Mrs. L. Jack
son is spending few days with her parents
in Texas. John McGill was called to San
dusky last week, on account of the sickness of
his sister,. L. L. Thompson and sister,
Mrs. @. Boulton. visited their father in Card
ngton last week. ....F. ]. Lebay and wife
spent few days last week with their parents
in West Hope. Died, at his residence in
Grelton, June II, 1888, of consumption, Hen
ry Sloan, aged 2s years and months. He
leaves awife and one son to mourn their loss.
While we sympathize with his family, we also
mourn his loss as jealous worker in the
vineyard of His master. The funeral service
were conducted by Rev. Tussinger in Olive
Branch church, after which the remains were
inferred in the beautiful cemetery adjoining
to await the final call on the resurrection
morn. ANON.
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lakeside.
I'll popular summer resort and assembly
grodnd is again claiming the attention of the
public foc a season of unusual length and an
increasing number of platform el ercises.
Theseason opens July LIST. The hotel, which
has u1dergone considerable improvement,
will be ready for its guests at that date.
Many cottage owners are already on the
ground.
Fishing and boating are fine aud every pros
pect is good for an excellent season. Many
improvements are noticeable to the visito4,
Quite number of elegant cottages have
been erected during the year.
The audito :ium has heeu thorough Y
changed, the ca tn has bee excayated into
anplitneate: shape, the fioor cemepted, tho
rostrdm en!a yed and all seated with mode.4
settees. It is now unquestionably the finest
tabetlacle 70 be found in the assep- =
grounds of the country.
The programme calendar is as follows:
Lakeside Re :orm Assembly, July 7, 17;Suu
day School Encampment, July II (evening)
60; Camp Meeting, English speaking, July 80
Aug. IA; Ger nan Camp Meeting, Aug. 7, X;
Meeting of the /. o. G. T., ug. ID, 10.
The programme presents q brilliant ar
OF names, including Judge A. w. Tourgeo
Bishop John p. Newman, MRS. j. Ellen Eos
te., Ms. May A. Lathrop, Bishop 81. v
Warren, Bishop E. g. Andrews, DR.. T. Dc
Wit Telmage, Rev. ]. M. Buckley. er-Presi-
dent n. B. Hayes, Rev. Sam. ?. Jones, Rev.
Sam. w. Small, Rev. A. B. Leonard d
.obably Bishop VIM. Tayl .r and Sic Sex
Ony.
Music, elocrs,onary readings, stereopticvl
exhibitions other entertainments inte
mingled.
Lakeside ia now accessible by boats and by
railroad, the Lakeside d Marblehead railroad
connecting with the Lake Shore & Michige.
Southern near Sandusky, 0. Lakeside is
situated on pen. .nsula extending into LaF
Erie north of that city. Mr. s. r. Gill is tn
Secretary, and may be ADDRESSED Lakeside,
Ohio.
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q rhe Democ ats of the Sixth Congress
ional District, in Convention at Defiance yes
terday, romicated Hon. Gaylo-dM. Saltzgab-
er, OF Van Vert. The contest was spirited blt
friendly, and the nominee will have the sup
port of lhe entire party. The District is
Democratic, though now represented by q
Republican, Mr.. Boothmaa, of Bryan. The
convention had excellent candidates from
which to make a nomination and either o;
them could 3e elected. The nominee, Mr..
Saltzgaber, is a practicing attorney Of Van
Vert, an able gentleman, person with a
clean record, a veteran who saw over four
years service in the field, a man of exner;-
ence in public affairs, and a splendid speaker.
He will make an active campaign and will be
e'ected.-TOledo Bee.
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~ Good for the Produce Exchange! It
started of yesterday with the enrolment of
the names of o Of its leading members in a
Cleveland and Thurman club. The substan-
tial merchants of this town can soon stamp
out the preposterous idea that a reduction Of
the tarff will imperil the commercial pros
perity of this country. And what is still
more significant, we expect a big namber of
Republican merchants tn continue 10 join in
this w"sthy cause, as they nommelced 10 do
yesterday. Down with the taxes, gentlemen
.i tue exchanges. Use your voices and in
fu1nce in crying them down, and you will
have plenty OF business where all is now
sTagnancy.-N. Y. Star.
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~ The Springfield Republican, does nc

~ The Springfield Republican does not
join in the false cry of "free trade" against
the Democrats. It says:
Tariff revision is CIeveland's gift to the
campaign. And the answer Is an unprincipl-
ed cry Of ''Free Trade" One might as well
accuse man of proposing to djsrobe because
he takes of his overcoat in warm weather as
to assume that 10 per cent. reduction means
100 per cent. destruction. tits this kind OF
captious criticism that odfends people. The
traffic in false colors, as evidence of loss of
faith and lack of trdst in the power of
honesty and virtue, is the thing that threatens
the party and multiplies Independents"
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sE-Tbe slccess of Miss Amelia Rives in
literary ci.cles seems 10 be stimulatir,
magazine editors to push the works of other
young wriie The next debutante will be a
young Ter, Natah Ellis, whose enitio'
esc'ta long stoiy viii be feature in the
July issue of The american Magazine. The
edito: OF that joc,nal promises a work of
uldstri sereneUh and interest, and its a.
taciiveless WI be increased by anomber ~
very fine illus. aU;ons. While the scene is
ladjathe So n duiing war tines, the a-
is amply en- incident, and the entire plot
bee;s the sts1p of retreshing oligipalits
''T'othec Miss Norie' is the title of the sto. "
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MONROE, June 25.-Ge whizz, didn't it rain
though. 1T is said that our Democratic
friend Wm. Booher, of old Monroe, has the
boss corn of the season, also Mr.. j. E. Mohler
comes in with his share of said remark: Best
corn ever had, considering its chances. i. :.
Willoughby. of Malinta, is putting. down a
well for his mill; plenty of water and very
cheap for a well of its kind. Warner d Co.
driving the we'll for him. What is wrong
at Liberty Center, Ohio? Lumber must be
scarce there, as several days ago Willoughby
sold seven or eight large loads to party
there. I'D. 7. Rooms, of Elery, o., bought a
large team of horses some ii q ago and Is
engaged in teaming for Dewey Stave Co., of
that place. Nv. Plow, of Malinta, has sold
his dwelling house to John Masdou and his
meat market to James TeteIs. and now Mr..
Plow is buying up poultry in connection
with. Weisinger of that berg Several of
our young people got too near the gas well
at Holgate when it was shot and got spripk-
led pretty we'll with oil. :. /. The U. B. Church
is undergoing complete change (for the
better of course) now at Malinta, being
plastered, painted outside and inside, wood
work finished on the insides papered and is
to be seated with chairs, and when finished,
by all appearances now, will be one of the
finest churches iu this vicirity. II will be
dedicated Jolly 18th, 1888. August Huneck
has the contract of building the new German
Reform Church, west of Elery, for $2,5O0. !.
Frederick Hepp Of this township had
his horse ssolen from the pasture field or
probeblg strayest away; at last accounts lie
had not found the horse. Lucas Heir has
bought q fine new buggy, so We hear
-. Quite nice time was had at the Lutheran
church last Sunday night, it being childrens
day with them. We must say the singing and
speaking was good and every thing looked
inviting and pleasant within the church. =.
All, Frank Benner set them up, and we wont
say another word, only its gal and all con-
cerned are doing well as common. !. Uncle
John Rentx is buildinga new house and in
tends no doubt to arrange it comfortable and
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NOl9
We have our own make of lard, kettle rem
dered, and sold very cheap, at Pohlman Bros.
~ -. :, - -
N-Jame, H waIle, ono ot,h. h;,uh,

HJames q. Walker, one of the big who'll.
sale dy goods dealerl of Chicago, and Away
a Reprb"can, said to reporter of one o. the
Ch,cago papers: 81 Rm a aid that Clever
lend end Thurman is too strong ticket
Cleveland hos done well and there is a ma roi
ave- '5ion among the brsiress interests of the
codDsjy to mike change. Thurman has an
e iceleas record and the people of the West
echo vae sediments of Mr.. Cleveland. They
demand tat'I reform" There are plen.y
Repcbicans who entertain the same belle
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% What President, of any party has, il
most respects, done better than Clevelrnd2
Cf lac yea ;, certainly none have done so
well. bis administration has been free from
personal o. Official scandal-has beer honei
andclean. Sta; roote robberies there have
been none under it. Neither have there been
aly navy jobberies, War Department corrup.
tons, proaigate waste by U. s. marshn7},
treasury combinations and speculat;ons, or
corcupt operations in the land Office, as had
been the case under Republican administis-
tions. All must concede that there has been
resolute effo' to promote honest COVE
ment to incieHse efficiency and to lessen eE.
peose,
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EUuder the "Amerinau system" Andre,

q Under the "Amerinan system" Andrew
Carnegie says his thousands of employees
must accept lower wages or his mills will
close. Then this american system manu-
facture' hes himself to Scotland to revel with
boon companions in castle which the
american system" built for him at the
expense of his locked-out employees in Fits
ours. Great, indeed, is this american
system" for the benefciaries of high taxes
Bee L. ---L ----
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Split wood at Sl.5O cord delivered, at
Samsee's Wood Yard. mch 22-6m

Btisthe opin;ou Of the weshington Post
shas "p"es'dert CleVe'and has hold upon
ree great middle class OF he cou1try, which
sent eiy 1n.Qce in Aperican histoty. The
wasses-.he fe-mers, inc mechanics, the
sra' t'aGesmeu, me skilled leboters, tho
10 30 o. .5e sea--'n eve . case whero t1ey
c not b ';pded Dy pas -isan ,eiudice, are for
him 20 a man. Trey love him because he
seems ole o; them-becarse, though the
G ef ef.,o,o' politics, he has no use for poll
tears, end IS in all thiogs the President of
the people,"
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~ Thirty two girls working ina single
mill at Bay City, Mich, struck last week for
an advance ofwages. They were getting rs
cts. Gag and wanted 81. With Michigan girls
working in the lumber mills; and Pennsyl-
vania girls working in the P:ttsburg iron
works. the readers OF protectionist journals
will find themselves less impressed with the
stories in regard to female labor in other
countries. The United States are rapidly ap-
preaching the conditions that are uppermost
in other protected countries. We are put
ting women and children at hard tasks, and
turning out tramps with increasing rapidity.
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Americans are breaking down under
high pressure application to business
and duties at the desk; they are losing
nerve force. DIR. Jones Red Glover
Tonic restores lost nerve force by sup
plying food for the nerve tissues, and
by it's gentle apperative action removes
NIL restraint from the recretive organs,
hence, curing all diseases of the stom-
ach, liver and kidneys. Gaur & Balls
ley will supply the genuine Red Clover
Tonic at so cents q bottle.
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learned Professors saw.

The most serious diseases of the heart. says
Prof. Da Costa, may occur without any
symptoms. Prof Tronsseau, Of Paris, states
that death from heart disease is usually
caused by congestion of the lungs, liver,
stomach or kidneys, from impeffect circula-
tion of the blood. DR.. Niles new cure for
the heart il the. latest and most reliable
remedy for this little understood but grave
disease. II has cured thousands OF cases.
Don't fail TO try it. Ask for testimonials.
Sold at !. Leist's Drug Store.
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The Nominee.

Old sayings often convey
some very pungent truth with
them, but we know they are
sometimes hard to live up to.
We know Of one which says,
'sSave the pennies and the S s
s will take care of themselves"
This is true enough, but unless
one knows how to save cents,
the dollars will not accumulate.
Take our advice and they will
soon pile up. Our name is as
familiar to the people of this
country as a household word.
Still when you see it in print
continually it is a reminder that
our advice in the past has been
a boon to those who take ad-
vantage of it. In every direc-
ton we meet your wants and
we guarantee satisfaction. The
present time deserves to be re-
corded in the pages of Amerl-
can History as the age of bombs.
Citizens are terrorized. The
minions and watch-dogs of the
law are kept busy unearthing
diabolical plots and bringing Of
tenders to justice and our whole
social system is disordered. In
spite of vigilance, however, a
scheme has just come to light
that has effectually blown to
pieces the combination to keep
up high prices on Paints and
Wall Paper. A heavy blow has
been dealt and prices have been
revolutlonized. The monopo-
listic march has been arrested
and thepeople are released from
the bondage in which they have
SO long been held. Henceforth
they will get a guaranteed
quality and extensive assort-
ment to choose from for prices
which are the lowest of the low.
There is an end to all things.
The crisis which hung for SO
long in the balance has burst
upon us and through the dim
visitia of the future, content and
happiness can be seen tor those
who trade at the mammoth
Drug and Book House of Saur
& Balsley. Your homes need
frightening up, and nothing
can effect the change SO much
as some of those beautiful pat
erns Of Wall Paper and Window
Shades, for the inside, and some
of those bright and pleasan t
shades Of paint for the outside.
; If you wish, these goods are SO
put up that you can apply them
yourselves, thereby saving the
expense Of having an expert.
Therefore, come in and see
the styles, come and see the
slaughter in prices, which guar
antees you the pleasures of a
bright, neat and comfortable
home alta very little expense.
i Our other departments are
all full and all goods sold at the
lowest possible notch. Goods
all new and fresh, and just what
we represent them to be. Our.
arctic soda fountain is in full
blast, come and refresh yourself
with q delicious glass Of soda. ]
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Ten thousand do''a's. l will bet $10,-
2, or any part of it, that Grover Cleveland
and Allen G. Thurman will be elected Presi-
dent and Vice. President this fall.
Jos sea I. 0'DoNoHUE,
Wholesale Coffee Merchant,
New York City.
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KAL I. LATOR.

R1DaEvnIE, June 26th, 'ss-J. F. Fauver
and wife, of Defiance, visited at W. T. Chap
mans Sunday. "A strawberry and ice cream
festival for the benefit of the NJ. E. Church.
will be held on the M. E. Church yard this
evening. All are invited. -. Last Wednesday
night horse thieves stole horse and buggy
from Mr.. Rutz, living about two miles south
of Pettisville, and Sunday night they went to
Mr.. Thurbys barn only about mile farther
south on the same road, but were frightened
away before they got anything. "A young
man by the name of Busselman, while at
work in the Metz tile factory yesterday, got
caught in some of the machinery and had his
flesh torn some, but no serious injuries. The
wound was dressed by DR.. Schsefer e. .
There is to be bowery dance at the Corners
this evening. :. Mrs. DR.. Schaefer spent the
past week with friends in Chicago. &. 4. One
of the events of the week will be the we'd
ding of one of Ridgeville's fair damsels to a
man, a stranger here. :. Il. W. Rogers, ]. E.
Root, M. D. Rand and VIM. Abbs were in
Chicago last week. X.
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Just received, 80 fine Embroidery Batistes
and Zephyr Gingham Dress Robes at $3.50
each; they are cheap at $500 each, at Rohrs
d Suhrs. 81
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Pohiman Bros have fresh cured INNS snd
bacon every two weeks-there is M char z
for old strong favored meat to accumulate,
but always nice and fresh. If
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Parasols for 30. Special offer of choice
from any of our Fancy Parasols that former
ly were $3.50 to $500, for $3.50 each, at the
Cash Dry Goods House of Rohrs s, Suhr. St
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Buy the Domestic Sewing Machine, it il
the best Machine made. For sale by Rohrt
q Suhrs. "a Ut
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Choice styles Pongee Dress Ginghams, II
yards for Is cents. Now is your time to buy
them at Rohrs & Suhrs. St
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For nice fresh stock of Drugs and latest
patterns of Wall Paper call at the sore of F.
II. Voigt, in Holgate. tt
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A big drive in La dies Silk Taffeta Gloves at
25 cts. d. & j. WILSON.
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By order of Committee,
JAS. P. RAGAN.
Chairman.

White Goods, White Goods.
A large stock to select from and at prices
that defy competition, they must be closed
out. D. & j. WILSON.
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lefactory, containing ~ acres of ground,
all in good shape, for sale or trade for town
property on long time. Inquire of L. g. FEL-
LERs d Co. tf
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Buy Satteens, Chambrays, Seersuckers and
Lawns, at Rohrs & Suhrs. St
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For machine oils 60 to Bradley's

A new invoice of Swiss embroidered foun-
ces Just received at d. & Wilson's.
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RarasOlls and Umbrellas.
An endless variety in cotton, silk lad satin
at reduced prices at D. & j. Wilson's.
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can sell you abedstead, 6 #. 4 in. high, for
$500. 81 HENRY HoLTERMAN,
Tyler Block 1st an End Floor and Basement.
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Pohlman Bros slice the finest ham in the
city, and at the lowest prices. If
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Energy, courtesy and low prices, make 5u-
Siness at w. w. Young's Dry Goods Store,
Liberty Center, Ohio. mc3-Gm
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16 yards nice Crinkle Seersucker for $500,
at Rohrs &Suhrs. St
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Silk Mitts and Gloves id all colors and
styles, at Rohrs & Suhrs. 3t
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Imported met werst direct from Germany.
Try some, It is fine, at Pohlman Bros. If
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Swiss founcings and edgings to match
very cheap. at Rohrs & Suhrs. St
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Something new, novelty in dress trim
mings, suitable for wash goods.
~ ID T. WrrsoN
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Best water white oil 10H cts., by the bar
rel, at Bradley's. If
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Stamped tides, splashers and pillow shslls
at D. & j. Wilson'S.
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Gold head silk umbrellas at low prices al
D. & ]. Wilson'S.
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The best 50 cent Tea inNorth western Obi
at atBradley's. tt
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sell Bureaus with four large drawers for
$12. 81 HEt.RY HoLTERM1-.
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Pohlman Bros is the cheapest place to buy
your meat, full weight and of the best
quality. Fresh killed meat every morning. tt
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nice in which TO spend his remaining years
...Scott Andrix is completing fine large
farm house and when done will add much to
his farm in value and appearance. :. Jacob
Klotz has built large house on his farm in
Monroe, and his mother, Mrs. Rohrbaugh, is
keeping house for him.. Cleveland and
Thurman, what a grand old ticket, and what
strength this ticket has, will only be partially
known until after the counting of the votes
in November. May every true loyal Demo-
crat vote this ticket, and may many more
who have never voted our ticket do so with
such noble standard bearers as Cleveland and
Thurman, is the wish of
KLH I..nrnr,
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( Nice Silk Umbrellas, gold handle, for Z
cents, at Rohrs d Suhrs. g.
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Big lot of White Goods at Rohrs i Suhr's.
St es.a
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-15
REAL ESTATE.
REAL ESTATE.
TO SYNDICATES.

We the undersigned, present you bargains
Ell Capi
of Three Thousand lying the miles west
'front.' magnificent
extending whole 'front.' The
inches of crystal the
about feet the me 1he
Canada Coral its eastern border and contains
besides which there several living springs and magnificent sui
phur spring which for sanitary is worth the price the whole
property
cords live wood for which there standing offer $3.50
the
the Santa Barbara people where he beautiful Ell Captain
flowing down to the from the mountains above.
The Southern Pacific will within few weeks through this ranch
beautiful
work on the ground surveying out the ovne and villa blocks
coming
whole
10000 cords of wood, at the rate of $50
WILLIAMS ESQ., PARKS Esq.
DIR. M HILTON WILLIAMS Los Angeles CAL m1-1m