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BED WEAR DEPARTMENT.

Our cry is TOO many left" Now, we don't propose
fooling long with them. We want the room they &C.
cupy and we fully that the only thing that
will move them will be startling reduction in price,
and We have made startling come down. SO until
further notice the following will be the prices
104 White Blanket. 50.
A1O-4 White Blanket, splendid value, So. So
A1O4 White Blanket, better grade SO and s3 so.
1914 White Blanket. all wool. in Pink, Blue and
Red borders. S4 and 50.
ia White Heavyweight, 1915.
ia White Extra Value, 1915.
ia All Wool. weighing 6Is lbs, So.
Ia Australian Wool, in Pink. Blue and Red Dor
ders. SO.
124 Strictly All Wool Blanket So. 50; worth Sc 80
12-4 Strictly All Wool Blanket, 81.
124 Australian Wool Blanket. heavy weight. in
Pink, Blue. Red and Gold borders. IS.
1O-4 California Wool Blanket $3.50
ia Diamond Valley. IS.
ia Golden Gate scroll borders. $40.
ia Perfection. scroll borders $40.
12-4 California Blankets. 80.
1O-4 Silver Gray Blankets. 81 and 1925
1O-4 Dark Brown Blankets, weighing 5 lbs, 81. 25.
1O-4 Silver Gray Blankets. weighing 4 lbs, 81. 30
ia Silver Gray Blankets, weighing lbs. 81. 10.
ia Silver Gray Blankets. weighing lbs So
We also have the finer grades Of Atwood Scarlet
Blankets.
10-4 Scarlet Blanket. all-wool, "a
10-4 Scarlet Blanket, heavier weight, S475.
ia Scarlet Blanket. So.
ia California Wool, 81.
12-4 California Wool. $3.50.
12-4 Best Quality. $40.
Full Size Honeycomb Spread, SOC.
Full Size Honeycomb Spread. heavier, 75c.
Full Size Honeycomb Spread Narseilles pattern DC
We have three different makes of Spreads for 81 ,
and we have them in all the different patterns made
extra size, heavy weight Crochet Spread, at 1928
Full Size Honeycomb Spread. with Marseilles pat
tern, o-Ily thread, warp and hIling, Sl.0O.
EXTRA SIZE Crochet Spread. S19O
Marseiles Spreads at Sl.75, So, g. so ands So
Imported Marseilles Spreads, 80 80 So. 80 and So,
to the finest goods
Coiored Bed Spreads with fringe 75c and 81.
Colored Marseilles Spreads in different grades
German Coverlets. half WOOL 5lbs, So
BED COMFORTERS.
"a Bed Comforters at Csc
Full Size. 81, S1.25, 81 90
Pacific Twill. red lining. white filing 81 rs and So
Satteen, with white filling, satteen lining s1eO
Sstteen Comforters, red lining. white filing 80 so
800 satteen Comforters with light colored sstteen
Innings, $3.50.
Medallion Comforts, "a.
Cheese Cloth Comforters, in white and colors at 81
81. 90, s2.75 So
Imported Down Comforts from the cheapest to the
finest grade of Figured Satin.
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HOTELS.

I OUIS KUDEKS RESTAURANT
~ 1904 Pennsy lNanla ave. 1904
French Table d'Hoie Dinner 30 cents, including
claret and coffee Frstclass Furnished Rooms a o. ma
FkNhEMONr HOUSE-FINE MINUTES WALK TO
IL the Patent and General lUst flee, Pension aud
Government Prlnilng Offices and Capitol Europeau
and American at low rates. dJ-.iln
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WIN. LowENTHAL, Aucti9geer

AUCTION SALE OF DEALERS STOCK OF BOOTS
AND SHOES, &C, AT 100 SEVENTH STREET
NORTHWEST
CONMENCING THURSDAY MORNING JANUARY
NINTH, AT In O'CLOCK, WILL SELL AND
CLOSE OUT, b ORDER OF OM NEl; WHO Is
EEIlEING FROM BUSINESS. THE CLEAN
AND HELL-ASSUR1ED STOCK OF MEDIUM
AND HlGH-GkADL BOOTS, SHOES. SLIPPERS
RCBBEltS, &C, IOR MEN'S, LADIES' AND
CHlLDkEN'S WEAR, ALSO 1HE COMPLETE
AND VERY FINE FIXIUEES CONTAINED IN
STORE 100 SEVENTH STREET NUR1HWESI,
TO WHICH l INVITE THE ATTENTION OF
THE PUBLIC AND TRADE.
SALE POSITIVE AND WITHOUT RESERVE.
ja6-:}t NM. LUWENTHAI. Auctionee-.
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WEEkS co, Auctioucers.
w O31 Ioulslan ave,
Opp0slte City Post Office.

FANCY GOODS, LOT MILLINERY, Toys. WHITE
AND FANCY SHIRTS AND Shirt COLLARS,
SCSPENDERS; GLOVES. HOSIERY, LADIES
GL0AkS. LACES. EMBkOlDEKIEs, CARRIAGE
MHlPS, &c.. &c.. AT AUCTION, FROM OUR
SHELVES, TUESDAY MORNING, JANUARY
SENENIH, AT TEN O'CLOCK. 1t
NNRUSTEE'S SALE OF THE BERKELEY SPRINGS
L HOTEL. PROPERTY WITH IFS FURNII UkE
AND FIXTURES, TOGElHER VIII VAL
tABLE IoMN LOTS AND sENLNTY-ElNE
AND ONE-HAlF ACRES OF LAND Al DrRhk-
LEY SPRINGS MORGAN COUNTY, WA,
On TUESDAY, JANUARY SEVENTH, 1880.
For further particulars the Morgan Mercury,
West virginia. or address SAMUEL r. HILL, Trus
tee, fayette and st. Paul streets Baltimore, Md.
d2S,3O&ja4&6
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Handsome RAILWAY STArIoS.-The Jersey
central station 1T Jersey City is the finest and
most complete passenger station on the Hud-
son river. All the New ork trains OF the B.
a o. H. II. arrive at and depart from this sta
uon. II you want to see a model passenger
station travel via Is. Il q. II. Il. next time Won
90 to New York. The trains are swift and
Punctual, and all carry Pullman parlor and
sleeping cars.
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Irade sale Of large stock of goods contained in
924 9TH st. NV, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY
EIGHTH, 1880, commencing at Ten O'CLOCK
AN This stock consists as follows Crockcry,
Glass, Wooden and Willow Ware, Notions Toys,
Looking Glasses and Fire Works, shelving
Counters, Show Cases Large Furnace, nearly new.
This stock Will he sold without reserve. The trade
are invited, as all goods Will be sold IN lots.
jaO-3t FOLEY, Auctioneer,
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CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE LOT ON 1
" SlkEkI NORTHWEST. EEINN NJ. lS:.A
- l42o NY. ave.
WALTER b. WILLIAMS < co,
W ALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO, Auctlouser..

BY virtue of deed Of trust to me bearing date the
pm day OF January, A. ID. 1852 Recorded IN Iiber No
Of Columbia, and the request the parties secured
thereby, viii sell at Publc auction, To the highest
JANUALY. AID. 1890. at FOUR O'CLOCK Pm. at
= he sunday Gazette No. $50 ID street northwest
neptioled and described IA the schedule annexed 10
Asses Larry ofiice safe ColIte? File Rack 20
Books. / Book Gases, 25O flles of The Sunday
ordinary OF business the publication Of said
Gazette and belonging thereto, also / A. b. Taylor
Eether with the shatting aud B.luus. Also 600
POUNDS more or lessl MInon Body Tyre; COO rounds
Fonts of ADVERTISING Type; three Fonts Head Letters
tour Double Galeys; Ii single Oalleys; 30 Column
Rules - fractions Of Column Rules 10. Double aud
Single Adv rtIsIng Rules; 3D. News and Hesd DaAhes
tmorg or lessl single aud Double Heads and D4shes
Hine Double Stands: ~ Cases Job Cabinet, with 20
Cases: Two Imposing Stones: Proof Press
,GnIoslnS St,rk., and all otheE irorsTty Goods,
thereof.
The sunday Gazette receives the services the As
soclated lress, same as the Sunday Herald, Sunday
The above property goods and effects viii! be sold in
bulk with the good viii of said Gdzett-.
Terms OF sale $1,000 down at time of sale. other
wise the same will be immediately rcsold the risk
ana cost Of dcfaultlng purchaser and the balance
pure has, possession OF the SAM n; ali
purchase money shall have been paid Ana If not
With said SAID oGd W w be @ at Gaa as AND
cost OF defauinns ITrchaser after ys days advertise
d-O-d&dOs 49, Lon avenue
RAICLlfFE, DAliR x Co. AuctiOneers,
a. $50 Peunsy lYaLIa NV
COLLECTORS SALE OF CLOTHING. BOOTS AND
SHOES, EMS FURNISHINGS, HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE, &c. &c.
BY virtue of order of the Orphans Court PASSED
in the matter OF the estate of Ju4lus Levy deceased
dated the 18th day of Dec, nbtr, AID $50 the ur-
dersged as collector OF said estate will sale
al public auction on THURSDAY MORNING the
NINTH DAY OF JANUARY, $50. beginning at II \
O'CLOCK. at the Store No. l2.5. 9Th street north
west all the stock III trade of which the said Julius
Levy died seized, consisting in Iart-
MEMS AND BOYS CLOTHING
MEMS, WOMEN AND CHILDREN'S BOOTS AND
SHOES, HATS AND CAPS.
GENTS FURNISH NGS. FURNITURE &c Sc
The attention OF the trade and others Is invited 10
this sule
Terms cash.
HARRIS KALESKI, Collector
hAlCLltth, DARK u CO.. Aacts. d2S-dts
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nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneera.

LNTIRE CONTENTS OF THE YORK DINING
ROOMS, No 5l2 q STREET NORTHWESI AT
AUCTION, EMBRACING IN FALT DINING
TABLES, CHAIRS, LARGE STOVE. ICE BOX
OIL STOVE, CkOChEkY, COOKING UTENSILS,
&c
On WEDNESDAY, JANUARY EIGHTH, 1890, COM
mencing at Ten O'CLOCK NJ we will sell the en-
tire contents OF dining rooms No. 1l2 street north
west. DUNCANSON BROS,
ja6-ot Auctioneers
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CHR1srMAs FuRs,

Large stock Of reliable Furs Just opeued for Christ
mas presents
Persian and Seal Shoulder Capes combination both
effective and stylish. skunk shoulder Czpes, with
Queen Anne aud rolling collar. Astrachan Capes in
every style of collar from $40 TO so. Seal Capes
with every style of collar Monkey Capes at &10 10
s24. Sealskin Jackets. sacques and Eisites at New
York prices. Gray Astrachan Cspes for ladies' and
nisses
Umbrellas and Canes in all the novelties
Baby Carriages Robes and fur sacQues tor children
Coachmen's CaIes Driving Gloves and hobes.
Ladies' and Misses Muffs and Boas In variety
of fur.
Eur Trimming and Muffs to match in all furs sold
All goods sold as low any house in America and
We have the largest stock To select from.
MlLLETT * hUOFF,
Hatters and Furriers.
nlQ-3m SIS Penn sylyaniA ave.
II. MERCHANT TAILOR
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IL F ST. NV. 9l2rsr. NV.

9l2 ST. NV. 9l2FsrN NV
TO MAKE ROOM FOR IMPROVEMENTS WE
MUST GET RID OF THEM. WE HAVE AMONG
OUR STOCK ABOUT $50 PAIRS OF CoRKscREw
AND OTHER woRsTED PANTS. IN BLUE, BROWN
AND BLACK OF THE VERY BEST QUALITY AND
MAKE; PERFECT FITTING. THE REAL VALUE
OF THEM is 81 AND S. YOUR CHOICE OF ANY
OF THEM FOR $3.50.
SUITS is SOMETHING UNUSUAL.
ATLANTIC CLOTHING CO.,
d4-eolm el2 ST. NV.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS EVENING.

THIS EVENING.
PATCLIFFE, DARR x CO. Auctioneers,
~ Art GALLERIES and sales Room,
go Pennsylvania nv.
INFORMANT SALE
BIZ AUCTION OF
Large and Beautiful Assortment of Unframed
SIEEL PLATE ENGkANINGS. LTCHlNGS, &C.
among which will be found many Artists Proofs IN
LANDSCAPE,
MARINE,
FIGURE
AND
HISTORICAL PIECES.
On MONDAY, JANUARY SMITH, 500, at ELEVEN
O'CLOCK A NJ and HALf-PASI SENEN O'CLOCK
PM., We Viii sell At our Art Galleries, 800 PeLEsyl
wanna ave- NV, Il choice assortment OF EtchinSs and
EgravlugS and to which invite general attention.
Exhibition saturday, January 1, alter 10 a. m. and
until 4 pm. KAIlLIEiE, DAkR & CO.,
la3-d&us AuctOneegs
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| Also
| SEVERAL FINE SQUARE PIANOFORTES, ORGAN.

| LOT CLOTHING AND SHELF GOODS,
MAKING IN ALL THE MOST ATTRACTIVE SALE
OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS OF HE SEASON.
On IUESDAl MORNING, JANUARY SEVENTH,
1880, beginning at TEN O'CLOCK, We Will sell
cluslvey within our sales rooms large and varied
sOrtmCnt Of elegant we'll kept Furniture which
invite the attention OF the trade and private buyers
y. B.-Conslruors ana intending purchasers viii
notice that our sales ali conducted within our
large and comfortable sales rooms. thus avoiding the
unpleasant uspiaS Uf goods the public streets.
Our facilities Tor the sale every thing conceded
to be uueullaled.
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Equally significant is the showing In
regard to the advertising patronage Of
Of its acknowledged value as a medium
of publicity. The number Of NEW AID.
vERTISEMENTS printed I'm the col.
umns Of The Star during the first six
months Of the years named was as fol.
lows:
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t. MERCHANT TAILOR,
1924 St W., near 18th st
Workmanship and nt guaranteed d162m
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FUTURE DAYS.
ftIt HE DAYS
hUNCANSoN BROS, Auctioneers.

hUNCANSUN BKOS., AuctiOneers.
SALE OF THE REMAINING HOUSEHOLD EF-
fECIS, CAlPLIS, &c, IN OUR ESTABLISH
MrNr, EMBRACING, IN PART, PIANOS, IAR-
LOk SUITES Utl!uIsTER IN EMBOSSED
PLUSH, EIGURrD DAMASk. &c. PIER MIR
EOkS, ANTIQUE OAk. WALNUT ASH AND
OTHER SUITES, PILLAR EXTENSION TABLES,
l.. Z. DINING CHAIlS, HAIR, HUSk AND
OTHER MATTRESSES, PILLOWS AND boil
SIEhS, ENGRANINGS AND OLEOGRAPHS
BRUSSELS, lNGitAIN AND SMYRNA CARPETS,
SIONES, COOKING REQUISITES. &C.
On THURSDAY MORNING.. JANUARY NINTH.
1890, commencing at ZEN O'CLOCK A. NJ within our
s1lesroons, Will sell general cucC ton OF House
hold Goods, to which attention is called.
ALSO,
At TWELVE O'CLOCK, 10y order of Hon. d. VI. Rams
dell L. ). Marshal, Drop psycho Bicycle itj-}
ETOLEl, AuctlOueer.
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EDNOR RON.
y ATCLIFFE, DARR x Co., Auctioneers,
IL y2U Pa ave. n. "

EXTENSIVE SALE BY AUCTION
OF WELL-KEPT SECONDHAND FURNITURE
SUCH As PAl;LOR SUITES, CHAMBER SUITES,
DINING ROOM TABLES AND LLAIHER Gov
IkED AND c. 5. CHAIRS, ELEGANT NJ. +.
SIDE BOARDS. HALL RACKS, BOOK CASES
AND DESKS. WAL. AND Ash MAkDRoBES,
MATTRESSES AND rILLONS, WICKER AND
UIhER ROCKERS AND CHAIRS, LAMPS,
FOLDING BIDS, FANCY TABLES, JAPANESE
SCREENS. CURTAINS AND rOkIlEkES,
BkUS, ING. AND OTHER CARPETS AND RUGS,
STONES
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ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGUR

ALL GOODS WARRANTED AS REPRESENT
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LOT / WE WILL SELL AT $50

This includes Drawers Chcmise, Skirts, Gowns and
Corset Covers; frstclass workmanship and the
latest approved patterns.
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Included in this lot Drawers, Chemise. Skirts,
Gowns and Corset Covers; best workmanship; best
trimmings used.
This sale we have decided shal positively last only
buy now.
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LA GRANG n

Dec. 3, 700
One oi The pleasaniest events ol Thanks
giving week in our town was the surprise
party given Mr.. P. Iolcomb and family
Wednesday evening, Nov. 20. During
the fall Mr.. II. has heen preparing ier
himself and family a large and commo-
dious residence Il. which he and his part
ner with his family about him could
spend their best days His many friends
thought tia good time to make a call.
Accordingly. everything was planned and
about Z 80 O'Clock, Mr. and Mrs. II. were
completely, thoroughly and overwhelm-
ingly surprised by about 20 guests of all
ages. An enjoyable time was spent in
songs, games, social converse aud in par
taking OF that which pleases the inner
man. During the evening Mr.. and Mrs
II. were called upon to toe the mark
when Supt. Ryan Of Weston, o., 10 behalf
Of the assembled friends, presented them
wilh two willow rockers and an elegant
hanging lamp. Our worthy friends made
brief response, after which they tried
In a substantial way the new chairs. Thus
was passed an evening long to be remem
bered. YoURs DRYLY.
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wIIIrEFox.

40. .s,ssa ilss--,... Dec. Z, 30,
Winter has finally arrived and has
clothed the ground in her garment of
white.
Ice men are preparing for lots of ice
this winter.
Died, little Maggie McClatlin, .Wednes-
day evening of inflammation of the
stomach.
Funeral Friday Dec. 9Th.
Geo. Terwillegar was in New London
Friday Dec. 9th looking after The onion
trade in that town.
Mr.. Thomas Watt is home visiting
friends aud relatives.
0rlanG Grey who has been working for
Brad Hays was at church Sunday Dec. Z.
He expects to stay with Mr. Hayes this
winter.
3Irs. ]. p Hoyey has heen visiting
friends in n Y. the past two months.
She returned home and reports n very
enjoyable time.
o. McClafiin was visiting old friend in
Clarksiield Sunday afternoon.
Almer McClnnin, Ol Michigan is visit.
ing Mt his brothers W. B. McClann.
Mr.. Gibson was badly injured by a
kick from colt Inst week His face was
badly bruised and one arm broken. Dor.
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THE NEWS
As Gathered BY Our s9loial G.ggasItnisnts.
All AbOnt the Happenings and Special
Eventsin their Immediate Vicinity.
LITCHFIELD.

Dec. 8, 90.
Hunting is now the occupation of the
most of our citizens.
Miss Ida An lrews, of Spencer, is visit
ing Miss Belle Mills.
Geo. Walker and j. w. johnson are
harling ties on the railroad near Akron.
Jos. Kessells the r. II. who stayed at
the Western Hotel the past summer lost
all eight of his horses and mules in Akron
last Friday night. The barn which they
were in burned down and all of the horses
were burned up, or so near so they had
10 be killed.
II. A. Caswell has rented his farm TO
Grant Hall OF Penfield, and will move 10
Medina where Mrs. Caswell will keep
books for A. l. Root
A paper is being circulated in the
southwest part of town for the purpose Of
raising money TO secure flag station up
on the Smith Road
Will Lincoln of North Eaton, spent
Saturday and Sunday visiting his parents
In town.
Our sports held their weekly shoot at
A. o. Crows last Thursday.
0. Nickerson and H. L. Jenne are ship
ping cattle to Buffalo N. Y.
Messrs N. Morehouse, A. Rising, Jr.,
S. A. Rhoades and F. W. Woods were ia
Akron looking up their claims upon the
railroad.
f. II. Benedict visited al II. E. Jenne's
Monday.
Miss Edith Beach began her second
term OF school IN the south district Tues.
day.
Died Monday Dec. lst Mrs. U. Splitter
j. II. D Yeakley has moved into II, E.
Norton's building corner Of West Market
and Main streets
Mr.. Moller is 10 move into the house
formerly owned by Val Shank.
Mrs. +. james who has been visiting il
Springfield has returned home.
Jno. Woods and wife visited j. Woods In
Lodi Friday.
L. Z. Wideman has rented his farm Il
w. Slime OF Grafton and contemplatei
removing 10 Creston.
II. Hyde and wife Of Montvllle, Ohio,
visited at V. Shanks Friday.
c. Berkey OF Grafton has moved into G
A. Suanahan's house on West St.
E. j. olDey is working In Akron, o,
PROTECTION.
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HUNTINGTON.

Dec. &, 90.
Quartely meeting IN the NJ. Z. church
next Saturday and Sunday commencing
on Saturday at 1 p. IN. Elder Hughes is
expected TO be here. The meetings will be
continued every night this week.
Milo June and wife returned last Fri
duy from Cleveland where they spent
Thanksgiving.
Mr.. Kellogg from Cleveland, spends
this week out here hunting with the June
Boys.
Geo. Robinson went IN Centerton last
Saturday after his wife and goods as their
house is neatly ready so they can move
into IT,
Mrs. Amelia Nimox and Lucy and
Tracy Lawrence visited in Elyria last
week.
Frank Richmond and wife spent last
week in Penfeld.
Miss Lille Myers Of New London,
spent Sunday with friends in town.
Mrs. Amanda Weaver went 10 Elyria
this week Monday.
About two inches Of snow fell last week
Mrs. Lura Rogers has bought the
Haskins house, the first house north Of
the hotel.
Roll Boon is visiting in Centerton.
On Saturday Nov. Goth, Mrs. johnson
who is at Mrs. Alta Pratt's, lost between
Mrs. Pratts and Asa Pratts' house in Well
ington pair of gold bowed eye glasses
Any one finding the same will please leav'
at DR.. Houghton's drug store.
There will be Xmas concert at the M
L. church Dec. 2lst.
Sale on Friday of this week ut th'
Myron Hawley farm.
The prospects are good Tor some wed
dings about Xmas time.
|
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WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 10, 1890.
LODI.
Dec. s, 80.

N.I DOOs ", "N'
Onlytwo weeks to Christmas.
The Old year is on the "home stretch"
The first sleighing Of the season was
last week.
Mr. MlEngland Of Leroy, spent Sun
day with Jim England.
Mrs. Van Bell, of Seville was 10 town
last week.
Mrs 7. Brown, Of Toledo, is making a
short visit with her sister, Mrs. G. l..
Shaw.
Mr.. Thompson of the B. & o, was in
town last week.
Mrs. s, b. Redfeld has been stopping
with Mrs. Ainsworth, for a few days past
Charles Harvey, Of Fostoria, was in
town last week.
Ada Cos, of Ashland, will attend school
here the balance of the year.
Rev JiG. Fraser, of Cleveland, occu-
pied the pulpit at Congl. church last Sun
day
VIM. Hover and wife, Of Burbank were
visiting friends in town one day last week.
Mrs q chapman was in Burbank last
week, .;lso Ed. Bailey
Mrs. Rogers and grandson Fred are Wis
iting friends in Cleveland for week or
So
A Pound Social was held at the resi-
dence ofMr r. Mohler last Wednesday
evening for the benefit of Mrs. VIM
flemmins and family. A pleasant time
aud good attendance is reported.
Clearing the Misis," will be played in
Lodi by the Lodi Dramatic Club, about
Christmas or New Yeras. Will try and
give exact date next week.
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SULLIVAN.

Dec. 8, 100.
Eugene Mcconnell who has been away
working in u cheese factory at NorthIAm-
herst this summer, has returned home and
will spend the winter here going to school.
Carl Ballou and Harvey Miller went 10
Cleveland this week, being unable to find
work lha, suited them,t they returned home
on last Saturday. They reported pleas
ant time while in the Forest City and
think of going there again in the spring.
Nell Huber, who has been quite sick,
is able TO be out again.
Cold weather has stopped all work on
the B. & 0. in this vicinity, with the ex-
ceptlon of the timber men. They are
busy at work.
Wallace Drake has been assisting at r.
N. Rice's.
VIII Mcclellan is able to attend to his
work again.
Sllas Drake was iakento Cleveland last
week to be operated on and treated for
cancer. The operation was successfully
performed, but was not success, and no
hopes are entertained for his recovery. A
dispatch was received Sunday night at
midnight that he was sinking fast and for
his friends TO come at once II they would
see him alive.
Rev. Hayward preached as usual at the
Cong. church last Sabbath. He returned
10 0berlin on Monday.
Mrs. Holbrook Of Ashland is visiting
friends in this vicinity.
Those interested In literry matters were
requested to meet at the school house dis
trict No. 3 on Wednesday evening for the
purpose Of organizing literary society.
Last Friday the Sullivan Cornet band
gave an oyster supper and dance In town
hall. II was not generally known and
only few were present. A splendid
supper was provided at the Coats House
] Under the circumstances II was though
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Perry L. Dawson and Miss Lora E.
Andrews were united in holy matrImony
by Rev. VIM. Leete, OF Wellington, at the
home Of the brides parents, December 4,
1890.
One thing was noticeable at the wedding
The beautiful bride wore ring (as a
souvenir) which had been worn in the
family line foi three successive genera
tons on similar occasion The day was
pleasant, for the season, while the many
attendants of relatives, and neighbors with
their numerous presents and cheerful
countenances, with sweet vocal aud in.
strumental music made II delectable
event to all present, AS the happy couple
were to leave on the evening tram for the
the city of Cleveland to visit their friends
who had come 10 escort them thither, al
were collot tatted at late dining hour "a
tables groaning with rich and sumptuous
viands.
The pious grandparents, ION account oi
extreme age, notice but little Of passing
even,s) being present, will not forget this
marriage until invited to the great mar
riage supper Of the Lamb.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-12-10
Facts Worth Knowing

In all diseases Of the nasal mucus mem
brane the remedy used must be non-irri-
tatipg. The medical profession has been
slow TO learn this Nothing satisfactory
can be accomplished with douches, snuffs,
powders or syringse because they are all
irritating, do not thoroughly reach the af-
iected surfaces and should be abandoned
as worse than failures. A multitude of
persons who had for years borne all the
worry and pain that catarrh can inflct
testify 10 radical cures wrought by Ely's
Cream Balm.