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NJ FERRIS TN PEELAR
Gcn'l Manager. SUIT.
MOJLTON HOUK.
cent Ticket Agent
TOLEDO. OHIO.
Glen Bros.

Mr.. J, r. Chapman, wko is in the
employ OF the Glen Bros. Nursery Co,
OF Rochester, n. Y. made his first de-
livery las, week, which was pronounced
by competent judges rs being the best
nursery stock tn they had yet seen.
Every order was delivered and no
kicking. The purchasers were all un
usually we'll pleased with their stock,
and Mr. c. had IL, trouble in collect
!nr every cent due him. They all
said it was the finest lot of trees ever
delivered in this section Of the coun-
ty. ard Will no doubt, win for Mr.
Chapman large and profitable spring
delivery. Every tree. every shrub.
every vine proved to be just what was
OF dered. We are glad to learn that
Ottawa county has at least one fruit
tree agent thai has done just rs he
agreed, which speaks well tor him, as
we'll rs the company Should you
think of buying anything in the nur-
sery line, don't fail to give Mr.. Chap
man your orders. tie will DO in as
he agrees, and 50 will the Clan Bros.
-[lslGore. o., Independent, Nov. 1th
1889. March 2e-2 months.
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A Woman's Discovery

| "Another wonderful discovery
has been made and that too by a
lady in this vicinity. Disease
listened lis clutches upon he,
and for seven years she with
stood IFS severest tests, but hei
vital organs were undermined
and death seemed imminent. Fol-
three months she coughed inces
sanity and could not sleep. She
bought of us bottle Of DR.
Kings New Discovery for Con
Sumption and was so much re
ljeved on taking first dose that
she slept all night and with one
bottle has been mlracuiOusly
cured. Her name is Mrs. Luth
er Lniz." Thus write w. G.
f1arnrick & CO., Of Shelby. n. G..
Get a free trial bottles at T.
Harrington drug store.
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The Loga n
Home & SAVINGS
Association.
Just Organized With
CGE S. H. BRIGHT, as President.
JOHN HANSEN, Secretary
l.. A. CULVER, Treasurer.
JOHN +. WHITE. Attorney
And an able Board of DIRECTORS


VTHIS Association is organized for the
4 purpose OF raising money to lie loaned
- among l.ie members thereof for use in
buying iO'> and by;s,ses IN building or re-
pairius honsrs, and for such other purpo-
SEES as auGhoi izeG Iy law.
Books D. ,ne subscription TO the ca pital
stock are now open AT room No. 3, Coliir E;
Building. 81 fopl.
Shares SIU0.0O and S50000 each.
Meetings every Saturday night from to
Q o'clock.
Weekly dues on each slC0 stock, % cts
Any nfemDer can draw out his money {: t
anv time, and il left more than months,
with diNIdenGs.
Any member can borrow as much money
as his shares of stock reprcSen at per
cent. interest, and such premium as he
may BID
For further Information see Constitution
and Bylaws.
s. II. BRIGHT, President.
John Hansen, Secretary.
an II If
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Every family should be pro

Every family should be pro
vided with some reliable rem. d
for bowel complaints. The want
of such an article is The eau Q I!
mach suffering, especially dnIng
the summer mon hs. ia almost
every nei9lihcih0nd some enc
has died, with cramps or cholera
morbuS. before medicine could
be procured or Il physician sum
rnoneu A fair trial will satisfy
you that Cha NJ nihcrlain's Coijr.
Cholera ard Diarrhma Remedy,
is unequalled fer those diseases.
IL is also certain cure for dv
sentary and ,liarrIma. When re
duced with water an,i sweetened
il is pleasant 10 take. Children
like it. For sale by It. Harring-
ton. druggist.
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The Mt. Vernon Bann er

| The Mt. Vernon Bann G
observes that the farmers art
forming alliances everywhere
and they vote UNANIMOUSLY
that trusts and lnonopolie.
are on a par with crows ant
potato bugs.
the summer. The papers
are bound to be full ct it
and in ordinary conversation
even the venerable theme
the weather, will be side
tracked.
An exchange says it heart
the other day of an old lady
in town who planted hel
peas in the morning; bui
finding that her old hen had
scratched them up. she kill
ed the hen, took the peas
out of its craw, planted them
again, and cooked the hen
for dinner.
There has been invented
by an Englishman, a penny
in the-slot device by which a
man may have his picture
taken at any time in the
day. He has simply to step
upon a small platform, drop
his penny in, look pleasant
and wait. In a moment or
SO a little bell rings and a
tin type photograph of him
self is dropped out to him on
a little slide.
The assessor is abroad in
the land, and the poor man
who likes to seem better off
than he is will insist upon it
that his OK and his ass and
everything that is his shall
be taxed UP to its full value.
1t is an old time saying
that whisky was better in
the days Of 40 than now.
That looked like oil and was
used as medicine. '.'It was
aged and ripe" but now it
keeps the distillers busy
making it fast enough for the
immediate demand, conse-
quent)y it don't get ripe"
Men don't give it a chance,
says the Gallon Review.
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SOUTH BOUND

No. 80 daily, Toledo to Columbus.
No. 81. This is solid train, Toledo to Pom
er Oy, daily except Sunday. On SUNDAY it
will iun through from Columbus to Atl-
ems nd Hooking valley Division points
Orly.
No. Sc daily, Toledo to Columbus
No 80 leaves Chicago daily at 55 D m
carrying Pullman Palace Sleepipg and
Reclining Chair Car to Columbus, and
runs Gaily except Sunday, Columbus to
Pom+fuy.
No ~ daily except Sunday, Columbus to
Athens.
For further information call on agents
of T. II V 4 L R'y.
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DEPART FOR TIE WEST.

Conpections-No. II at New Lexington
with 4 d. y g train for Corning, AT Junction
City with + & o trains moth and south. at
Lancaster with train north, at v ashington
with 0hio southern trains south. No. al
Junction City with B d q trains south, at
Bremen with T & y train north. al Lam
caster with train south, at WashInyror e.
Fl with ID r w & G train for Wellston, at
Cincinnati with train for Chicago, and l. 4
trains for the South. No. at Circlevilie
with train north at Washington & ii with
ID + W & G & Ohio Southern trains north.
e. II. WALTON, +. M. WILKINSON,
superintendent. Gen. P. a
GAINESVILLE O. GAINESVILLE.
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NORTH BOUND.

Train No SO. This Is solid train Pom
crOy to Toledo, daily except Sunday. On
sunday il will run through 10 ToleslO from
Athens aud 1locking Valley points only.
making diiect connection TIT Marion to-
Chicago, reaching Chicago Ut . 10 |, M. con-
meeting with trains carrying Pullinan
and Tourist Sleepers for ull fncific coast
aud intermediate points.
NO31 daily between Columbus and CHI
cng0 and carries Pullman p:iace sleeping
sud reclining chair car. arriving at S.25 d
m.
No 81 daily except Sunday, Columbus to
Toledo. making direct connections at TOls-
do Tor IeIroit ana hoiIts Dorth and east,
an d III Marion fer Chicago, ar Wing there
at G.l5 p m.
No %5 daily. Columbus TO Toledo. making
direct councillors 1T ToIe,io for Detroit
and al points nnrih and east.
CUAS. IL. Rockwell, III r: ikenbach,
Gei.1 Snl'. cenI Pass. Aat-
CvLti Ai,JrS q.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the fellow
IN accounts aud vouchers have been filed
in tine Pfohate Court of Hooking county,
oh. %, tor first ana Enal settlement:
James Martin ant John PeddycOurt,
Exc tutors ct the estate of Mary Johanna
Hoy. deceased.
And the same will come on foe hearing
on the 2lth dty % May, liO. at 10 O'CLOCK
\. NJ ., or as soon thereafter us may he con-
venient. ". L. ACkElS
Nav I-3y PIo. Jadge-
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Connections--No 6 connects ut Washing
ton II with f " and & trains south
and at DreSdeD junction with c and {
tram for Cleveland.
No Il connects at Washington C II with
ID W AID & and Ohio southern trains
Dorth, at Lancaster with ii V ard I
trains sou.i,. and Junction Cit, with I, and
y tram north, at New lexington with
and . L Train for Corning,
No2G connects at CirclSrille with V
trains to and from Columbus.
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WEST BOUND.
Strains run daily. tDaily except sunday.


A,ltrains between Cincinnati and Col
unibus run through without change of ca rs
connecting in the UuiOn Depot with alldi-
verging lines.
Trai MS No l05 and lo6 have Pullmnnn
Sleeping Cars between Cincinnati and
Pittsburg. Trains Nos li2 and tq:i have
Pullman Sleeping Cars between Cincin
natl and Columbus and can be occupied
ut Cincinnati or Columbus any time after
90 p M. Trains Nos. 10l, l0f, 106 and los
have ParlOr Cars between Columbus and
Cincinnati. Trains Nos JOB and l0i haro
through coaches between Cincinnati and
Pittsburg. Train No 1QS makes direct con-
nection at Columbus with through Pull
man Sleeping Car for Washington, Balt1-
more, Philadelphia and New York. Trains
Nos l0i LOG and los make direct connection
ut Columbus for Chicago, Washington,
Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York.
S.P. PEARODY, or. McOARrY.
Gen1 Supt, Gen'l Pass Nyt.
Columbus. o. Columbus o.
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We Now Have on Sale

We Now Have Oh Sale
1000 Mile Tickets-Good on tho
entire line at 2 cents per mile.
Is Trip Tickels-Between two sta
tons only. at = cents per mil.
80 Trip School Tickeis-For stu
dents. ut very low rates.
Excess Baggage 1ickeis-At two
thirds OF face value.
Special TIckcis-T~parties of 10 or
over, travelling one ticket, at z
cents per mile.
Excursion Tickets FOR parties OF
10 or over al reduced rates.
Through Coupon Tickcts-To point
off the line of this road.
Call Oh our Agents for information
regarding the above Tickets.
CONDENSED TIME GARD
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CURING OF PILES GUARANTEED.-win give
N0oo for any Of failure no required OF Te1ponsi-
bic PARTIES.
YOUNG MEN-who have become victims OF solitary vice,
that dreadful aud destructive nabit which annually
uncly thousands Of CT sxod talent and
brilliant intellect, may call with confiencc
DR.. FRANC-AAcr years CT experience las discovered
pc known for weakness in the back and limbs in
voluntary discharge poency general debility
snSuor confusion Of ideas rsipaon OF the heart ity
Trembling dmness ef sight etines diseases Of the head
skin Of the liver lungs stomach,
boHesosc terrible disSr arising from the solitary vice Of
rouihand przces bghrc their radisn: hopes
arcpatons rendering marriage impossible. Take
narfid tho-ght before late week month may
heyod o hope. ny method OF treat
will speedily permanently hs oasnsc
ind absolutely restore perfec, ruauhoet.
TO N1DDLE-AGEO MEN.-Thcre from IN.
of SO 60 vEo troubled with frequent Of the
dcr ofn accompanied by slisht burning snating
saticD weakening the the patient
coant fr On examination of the urinary deposits ropy
s1sent VIII ee found sometimes small Particles
s appear the ccior will thin Ekish hue agsn
changing DARK Or TORPID appearance There
~ao die OF this difficulty, ignorant OF the cause, which is
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CONVERSATIONS.

COMBINATIONS.
AS the Mansfield Shield
Says, there is nothing so un
certain in politics as a ''surt
thing"
Yonkers Statesman find,
that when a man weighs hi!
words he often finds they
have no weight.
A paper called the Water
melon has been started il
Colorado. 1t is only sup.
posed to be red on the in.
side.
The Marion Star observes
that the fishing season is on
and the local liar has reach.
ed the zenith of his happi.
ness.
The Philadelphia Times
thinks the mosquito will soon
show the American people
whether hides are free or
not.
It is represented that the
paper hangers promise is
more brittle than glass and
IS broken oftener than the
daily bread.
AS has been suggested. ma
e1re has wisely arranged
matters so that a man can
neither pat his own back nor
Kick himself.
Hear the Terre Haute Ex-
press: ga teakettle can sing
when it is merely filled with
water. But man. proud, is
no teakettle.
A bear never knows until
he is muzzled how many peo-
pie there are in the world
who are not afraid Of bears,
Says the Atchison Globe.
AS the Somerville Journal
pits it, people who always
say just what they think
seem somehow always to be
thinking disagreeahle things.
A Milwaukee paper insists
hat marriage is sometimes
a failure because one party
is curious to find out just
how much teasing the other
will endure.
It has been observed that
the strength Of a young lady's
opposition to smoking de-
pends upon whether it is her
brother or some other girls
brother.
A Nebraska wife prays the
court to restrain her lawful
husband from patting her on
the head. poking her in the
ribs and talking baby talk to
her.
If distance lends enchant-
inent to the view what a
beauty the latest comet must
be at 100000, 900 miles from
the earth! exclaims the Bos-
ton Herald.
As the Chicago Globe says,
that emblem of domestic
happiness. the parlor carpet,
has been flung to the breeze
and the man of the house
asked to beat it if he can.
It is recorded that the av-
erage man is forgotten in
two days after his funeral; if
he has been a good man, and
worked lard all his life, he
IS remembered two weeks.
An exchange says a de-
serted wife attracts bat lit
sle attention, bat a deserted
husband gets the sympathy
of all the widows, old maids
and newspapers liz the coan-
sry.
A Westerner says a good
snstance Of absence Of mind
was all editor quoting from a
rival paper one Of his Own
articles. and heading it, !
NWretched Attemptat Wit"
A Columbus citizen is Of
the opinion that one Of the
trials OF the coming summer
will BE to get up before the
Family allowance CT ice Il IS
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Gpcond stage Of seuin weakness We viii perfect
in ell srsh aaG hoEl;hy restoration CT e.
Urinary organs
PRIVATE DI9EiSES-BIocd Poison, Vrar-esi Tolnt,
Gieet Srcirro Sen!nal Ernsoas Loss o: Sexual PoV1r
Weakness ezual Organs, ant Z: Dore IN G,is Fa1a
whether from mprudcnt hats OF youth s-usi habits Of
years. tia, S.hitlcs the csnal f1E:tton
speedily Gnd permanently cured Generalization frus and strictly
confidential guaranteed No risss Incurred
CoTrspondenco promptly answered, and medicines fre
from observation 70 al parts O! the United 6:a.cs
DTSEASE5 OF WoNEN.-He have spce:sl dc?ars-
.aen. thoroughly organized aud devoted cSuiysv
treatment CT diseases OF Every consulting
specialist whether ttv in person, is given t:e
fu oolsierae attention. Important tand fw
which have haei the skin of al the home haro
the tened OF m ooarci; OF ski. specialists In tanen.
peculiar females has been naSc
thirds Of patients eoins ladies' old y1nns married.
rich poor. method entirely free from shco.
tionnbe features OF the general praetitoner bkmc Lr:
We seldom ind Necessary We prepare
and local. tie dsI.re an nsTacs
ladies how treat tteIiseives.
EPILEPSY on EIEs-sositive.y cured BY rez and
failing method
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CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY

4 CHANCE To NJ AkE e MUNEY
II Salary and expenses paid or
commission if preferred. Sales
men wanted everywhere No ex
rerience needed. Address stat .
ing age. the
c. L. VAN DUSEN NURSERY co.
Geneva, y. J
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FRANCE MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE,
3&@W GaJS, one block north State House GmGsG Incorporated 1885, Ea ssGa
LA ES.-Da.
by
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ST. ALoYsIUs' ACADEMY

N&S LEXINGTON. PERRY CO., ..
Under the direction of the Sisters OF St. Franois-
The course of study is systematic and thorough,
bracinC elementary, Junior and academic DEPART
msnts, and including music. drawing painting and
nhcncgrsphy- Annu,l ex pense for board. tuition ia
English. German. FrenchlaR nee.ile-work $40 90
EoT .uil information sead to MOTHER SuPERlOR-
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

DIR. E. A. FARQUIAR. of Zanesv;Ile
Ohio. has 10y the request OF his m.ny frIerd
in the county. consented tn spend one o
two days of each mont h at
LOGAN,
Who're al who are sick with acute or
chronic diseases will have an opportunity
offered them of availipg themselves OF his
skill IN the curing ofdrseascs.
Dr. Farquhar
ii posltively be in Logan. al the Rsnpea
,ouse, Thursday and Friday,
MAY 18th and 10th, 1890.
here he Will be pleased to meet all
former friends and patrons, as well as
new ones, who may wish to test the effect
of his remedies and long experience in
treating every form of disease
DR. Farquhar has been locat ted in Zan<s-
Vile Tor the iaSt Iorty-twD years, and dun
ing that time has treated more than fivs
hundred thousand patients, with unparal-
led success.
CHRONIC DISEASES
Or diseases OF long standing and OF eve.v
variety and kind, will claim especial at.
tuntion.
Surgical operations, such as amputs-
tons, operations for hair lip, club foot, tlse
emovai OF deformfties, tamOrs, done e.tf
eat home or abroad. Piles treated by
W and painless methods
Cash for Medicines in All Cases
Charges moderate and satisfaction suarsn
teed. DR.. E. A. FARoUHAc = SoNS-
June 26. 1859
4 SPLENDID CHANCE for YOU. Per-
III maneEt posi- ton the year round. Good
IA weekly pay guaranteed. No expert
ence needed. Only good character
and willingness 10 WORK required. Outfit
free. Send for terms and commence at
once. Write
j. AUSTIN SHAW co, Nurserymen,
Nov 26-2u Rochester, Ny
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WEST BOUND.

CIucinnati Accom- M odn ton leaves Z,nes-
vile at G.25 a. IN. daily, ex cpt Sunday
Newark I2o. = rrIvcs COlun BUS ut $50 IL
III. Arrives ut 12.45 p. m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-15
THE SUPREME BENCH VACANCY,
Gossip as 60 Who VIII Succeed Justice
Miller

Even before Justice Samuel r. Miller 70
buried there is much speculation as 10 who viii
be nominated to ill the now vacant
and heavily drapod chair he hut lately
occupied on the Supreme bench. First
among the names mentioned in connection With
this honorable and responsible position 10 that
OF Attorney General Miller; TO him the major
ity OF political gossips have awarded the place.
he but narrowly escaped appointment when
he prize was given Judge Brewer and this
lme. II Is believed he will certainly have con-
ferred upon him the authority to wear how-
ne silk gown.
Judge Gresham's friends have not been slow
to p1sh the claims of their idol. and many
POLITICIANS WHO are not disposed TO favor
Gresham think il would be good
policy TO appoint him. for such an act
would shelre very promising obstruction
1882 IL 10 believed however. that Greshan's
chance for the vacancy now under &C nsidera-
non Is too small TO attract Ruy degree OF al
tention.
This afternoon another name was projected
into the field. and its proprietor will only allow
II 10 remain there Mr.. MIXERS show for becoua-
ing Justice Miller win be lessened several per
cent. The latest arrival is Secretary Noble.
and his friends are in earnest when they say
he Is candidate. Personally Gen. Noble Is ne
well liked by the President Ne ~ Mr.
Miller. and it Is believed that the Missouri and
kindred influence which will gather 20 tho
support Of Noble will more than outweigh the
advantages OF personal association which are
possessed by the Attorney General
No appointment will be made until Congress
reassembles in December. for no man would
care 60 sit on the supreme bench before Seua-
torial confirmation made his calling AMI cleo
ton sure.
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nlEfI

WILLIAM Worth BEI,kSAP I,secretary Of War
one Years and twenty days
funeral vices tomorrow Thursday at ST Johns
Episcopal Church at 1880 q. N. Interment 1t
Arlington
CHISLEY On Tuesday, October II, 1890 at d.
n. CHRISTINA CHIhLEl, AGED thirty eight years.
NJ Church. Tenth and V streets northwest
DAWSON. suddenly on Wednesday morning octo-
IoIad mi,e Of Wls9 Dawn N tbs sIT.,in,b
Ia1sT3 IRON her late 5ssdsnss loS2 Fourth
O'Clock. 2s
MAPES On Tuesday October Il. 1890. ut 5:lOa
m, CATHERINE A. MAfEs, widow Of the late Will
lam H. Map s inspecting engineer Of the US. Coast
Funeral on Thursday at 30 a. m, from St. Peters
Church. capitol Hill lnternent at baltimore Ib.l-
timore papers please copy.l 2'
MIDDLETON. ON Tuesday October Ia, 1890, at
twenty minutes Of am, MATILDA MIDDLETON,
nine years.
ATrecious one from u. is gone;
A place is vacant in our home
Which never can be nllcd-
Funerni Will take place from the Ebenezer Church,
Fourth and ID streets southeast sunday Al
O'Clock. Friends and relatives invited to attend
HUMPHREY; On Tuesday. October "A, 1890. at
B.ftie 4 and the late John Hamilton fumrhreS
aged twenty-five years, seven months aud fourteen
Funeral from his late residence. 100 First street
Congressional Cemetery. Relatives and frieads
invited
EADAZA. On October II. 1890. az 7.3o am. nt
the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Charles Me-
500 Eighth street southeast, Mrs AGATHA kABAZA,
areL Ole hundred AID four years.
Funeral Will tnse place from residence Tbursday
morning al 10 O'Clock Friends aud relatives
invited
WILLIAMS DEPARTED this life Tuesday. October
II, 1890. at 4:3O am. Of typhoid fever WILLIAM
H., beloved husband Of Laura y. Williams. sse1 Aty-
eight years. one month and thirteen days.
Dearest fathe.. thou last LEFT us
We thy loss most greatly feel;
But 'tls tod who has Ders 1T
He can al our sOrrows heal.
BY Hrs CHILDREN.
Funeral from his late resid nee ll15 Fifth street
southeast. Thursday. October 10, II pm. Friends
and relatives invited 10 attend
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QUAKER CITY COURTEsIEs.
The Worcester Continentals Warmly
Received In Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 15.-Tho Worcester Con-
tinentals of Massachusetts arrived in this city
at II o'clock this morning for two days stay
as the guests Of the State Fencibles. The
officers of that battalion received them at the
station and escorted them to the Continental
Hotel, where the visitors will be quartered.
After q rest and dinner the bay state men
marched to the city hall, where they were
received with all military courtesy by the Fem
cibles in full dress uniform. The line Of
march was then taken down Broad to Chestnut
and to Independence Hall, where the column
passed through the hallway under the liberty
bell. The column then marched through In
depence Square out Walnut to Broad and to the
Fenclbles' armory, where the guests were enter
tanned. During their stay the Continentals
" i'll be shown the sights by their friends