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BT. OLAUtSVIULB, ' OHIO
TilDJg8PAY8EPT 80 18TK.
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET
FORaECBETAKY OF 3TATE,
"MILTON BARNES, of Guernsey.
. -'. POB 8UPREMK JUDGE,
WILLIAM WHITE, of (stark.
' ' "tOB. BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
GEORGE PAUL, of So aim it.
District Ticket.
JONATHAN T. UPDEGRAFF.
County Republican Ticket.
For Probate Judge,
JAMES F. TALLMAN.
For Sheriff. -SAMUEL
HILLES.
For Commissioner,
THOMAS A. WELSH.
For Infirmary Director.
JOSEPH COWQILL.
ForSurrejor,
; CHALKLEY DAWSON.
.: ft. For Coroner, t."
THOMAS GARRETT.
to TTpnwnB.A'PF with his best ener
gies defended the "Greenbacks" while
D. T. lawson preiereu urwuunLo.
'' ro TTinimiiAirF was a friend of
creenbacki when D. T. Lawson and
his friends were stabbing at the heart
of the nation. '
- TTpdeorafp. never swerved In
rjonent. D. T. Lawuon never bada
pnltlon for his country In all her trial
or war.
Thb Democracy are rejoicing that
i tthinia nf their- followers in
Maine have left, snd that their large
nnd respectable minority has been re-
dncra to a mue iuoiuui""
Without confidence in the money
that circulates there can be no stability
i- k..oinxo orithnnt atahilitv there can
be no prosperity, and without pros
perity there be no profitable employ
mentoiine bismct.
.When the Republican party came
i-fn nnmnr in 1RA1. It fnnnd the Gov
ernment paying; interest on its indebt
edness at the rate of 12 per cent per
annum; it la now selling bonds easily
and rapidly Dearing an intercut ui uuiv
4 per cent.
The Democrats are glad Kearney
voted ft Hayes. Gazette. ,
Bat on fail to tell as how glad you
are that the great apostle of Demo
cracyThree fingered Jack O'Conner,
voted for Tilden. ... ,.
Tnan . Tnnupwv In nattlnir in
pomeeood work . or the Democratic
ticket this ve&T. Bellaire Leader. ,
John has been at that for years past,
and the man who "puts In" more than
John, will simply be a demi john.
There aie over 2,000 national banks
in the United States, since the aate oi
their, organization sixty banks not
600. as the Democratic press has It-
have rone into liquidation; but not
single individual holding their notes
has ever lost a dollar by the failure or
suspension of a national bank.
The Democratic press may assail Dr.
Updegraff to their hearts' content, but
his record as a friend of the greenback
and the greenback's country,' stands
out In honorable contrast to that of his
assailants, who shone ss conspicuously
in the hour of our country's trial as the
friends of graybacks and the country's
destroyers.
The Democracy never had a better
prospect than at present of sweeping
the country this ml.Uazelte.
Well yes, and while you have the
broom in band don't fall to carefully
sween out the offices of the 19 default
in? Democratic County Treasurers, in
Ohio yon might sweep" np a little
odd change, to help the deficiency.
The only proper place for working-
men is within the Democratic pany.
Gazette.
In consideration, we suppose, of old
Fernandy Wood's effort to force free
trade apon the industries of the coun
try, and. the steadfast refusal of the
Democratic party to pas the Home
stead law, for the benefit of working
men. A pretty place for worklngmen
to go, indeed.
The Bellaire Leader is now attempt
Ing to beslaver the Nationals with its
puerile praise after pouring out the
tiny vials of its wrath on them for not
again sneezing when the nnterrlfied
tak"a sor.ff. Webster once said of an
opponent, "when be traduces me I can
smile complacently, bat when he es
says to praise me, Lord have mercy on
iny reputation."
The average profit on bank circula
tion Is 2.62 per cent.; and when the
four per cent, bonds are substituted for
the sixes it will " be less than two per
cent The reason why the banks are
bo quiet and indifferent in the midst of
the out cry against tnem is that they
ao not care mucn wnetner iney retain
their circulation or not. It is not
worth making a fight for.
Whex the question came, Shall we
Lave a country? and shall we have
greenbacks with which to pay the
"boys in blue" for defending the life
of the nation? Dr. Updegraff was found
on the side of the "old flag," with his
nest energies, upholding its bcnor, and
the justness and Integrity of a national
currency, while D. T. Lawson was con
spiring with traitors, dishonoring his
nag, discrediting bis nation, abusing
its currency, and seeking the utter
overthrow of ail. Daniel, you won't
do.
When such papers as the Bellaire
Leader undertake to assail Dr. Upde
erafr as an enemv nf a annnrt mmnn
and oi the greenback they simply dis
play a lamentable ignorance, only pitl
ble. Dr. Updegraff was an able, fear-
jess, and unfaltering advocate of the
nation's credit and the national mon
ey, and a courageous defender of the
nation's honor, when his opponent was
plotting treason with Vallandlgbam
nanailing the public credit with Pendl6
ton and Thurman, and with them try
ing to anve from xne eartn trie green
back currency - as 'vagabonds' and
rags', and sending greeting to the
graybacka' Sooth. Dr. Updegraff ever
stood ior the old nag, lor his country,
for her honor and her money, when
these worthies did the(r beet to destroy
all forever. .
D. T. La who when were you in the
dark hoars of the nations trial? Were
you like Dr. Updegraff apholdlnglbe
nag, defending your country's honor
and her credit and trying to appreciate
ber good name and her currency T Ixo
Sir. Your pabulum was treason to
your country's flag, dishonor to your
country's name ana discredit to your
eoantry '8 currency. The people of this
district don't waift any such Daniel as
yon to come to judgment on the public
(alia just yet.
Senator Thubman voted for the
law to authorize the appointment of
United Htates supervisors of fcJecuons,
but when the Democrats of Cincinnati
had agreed to cooperate, with the Re
publicans in appointing these Super
visors or .ejections, ur. lnur
man sent his driver. John G. Thomp
son, to forbid them, and they ran from
tbetr agreement like sheep. At bis
command tbey made themselves pro
lectors of the criminals who have de
filed our elections. Cin. Gazette.
Organize.
During the few remaining days on
to the election the Republicans in
every township and ward in the coun
ty, should devote them selves to or
ganization. Ascertain who are the
qualified voters and what their senti
ments. II any are doubtiul or waver
ing, do what you can to convince them
of tte lQstic of the itepublicaa came.
The out loo k is good. Vfgamzauon ana
persistent work will reward yoowith
victory.
The (Jin. Enauire is beginiog to urge
Thurman for the Presidency. Well
wboMatbunkiti Gazette, v.. .
Why anybody familiar with its
weathercock character. Did'nt say,
Sam Tilden was born In sin and brought
forth In Democratic inquity . in the
slaves of New York? And then when
the $50,000 came, did'nt it swallow
"oid Sam" body and breeches "Who'd
a thunk it; any body and every body
.hph Holland thrown in.
D. T. Lawson when and where did
you become such a champion of Na
tions! Money? We answer. When the
Republican party, aided by Updegraff,
in spite of you and your party main
tained aloft the banner of honest money,
the nations best pledge in the hour oi
the nations greatest need, aud brought
it up to the full value of gold and s'l ver
in the lace the opposm ve of such fei
lows as you, Thurman, Pendleton A
The Gazette 9ys: We have saw it
state 1 that Henry Blandy had gone
over to the Nationals. Mr. Blandy is
on the stump, oc
well, are we to understand this as
an old saw,' or, that the saw'-msn,
Blandy, with hfi little 'saw,' was bent
on saw-ing down the stump, or that
what you 'saw' was simply a stump-
tailed 'saw,' gotten off as a kind off see
'saw' joke on the hero of saw'-dust.
with 'saw'-vity? Please 'saw'-lve the
saV-lemn saw.' ' ;
The Republican party has, to-day, a
cause as sacred as any ever entrusted to
it. It stands alone for the maintenance
of honest money, for the upholding of
national honor and credit, for the pro
tection of all our people in their prop
erty rights, and for the preservation of
social order. The rights of labor are
those most dangerously, assailed. The
right of the laboring man to get for his
day's work dollars that will buy a dot
lar's worth of food; and the right to
keep bis money after he has earned it,
instead oi having it stolen from him by
a form of law those ere among the
sacred rights for which the Republican
party now gives Daiue. .
The true policy is to strengthen the
Democratic party, which has steadily
opposed the bad laws which are
now crippling all enterprise,and taking
employment from thousands who are
reduced to want and destitution.
Gazette. . .
This in the face of the fact known to
every intelligent working man in Bel
mont county, that the last Democratic
Congress was organized in the interest
of free trade, and that during the en
tire session, Fernando Wood, the chief
arx3tle of Democracy in the House,
spent all his power to force upon the
country his free trade policy, which
awakened thunders of indignation on
every hand. Talk of workingmen
seeking refuge in such a party, under
sucn leaders, wiin such a policy. Only
increased distress awaits them if they
neip sucn a party to power.
There is nothing that disturbs th
equanimity ol the Republican leaders
so much as the peace, good order, qui
etness and increased property In the
Southern States since the establishment
of Democratic rule. GazetU."
If the "pestilence that walketh in
darkness and the destruction that
wasteth at noonday," in the South,
since "the establishment of Democratic
rule" down there, is to be taken as an
evidence of the "peace and prosperity"
attending "Democratic rule," God
save use from any further Bcourge of
"the establishment "of Democratic
rule." Yellow fever and "Democratic
rule" are more than any people can
bear.
Any one who still doubts that the
Democracy of Ohio Is truly a reform
party, conscientiously bent on carrying
out all the high-sounding promises of
purity ana reiorm mat were made dur
ing ;the legislative campaign of last
year, has only to cast his eye towards
Tom Ewing's district, where they have
assessed ail the employes of the State
Reform School from five to fifty dollars
eacn to create a corruption fund for the
election or Ewing to Congress. This,
we beg to repeat, is practical Demo
cratic reform. In Converse's district
the assessment on the officials and
employes or State Institutions is ten
tnousand dollars. There are two em
barrassing questions about this money
mm, uow a iruiy reiorm party can
raise corruption funds in this way; and
secondly, how ten thousand dollars can
be honestly used in electing Converse,
Cleveland Leader.
Talbot, the Republican candidate
for Uovernor of Massachusetts, has
made his living by the sweat of his
brow; Butler, the "Worklngmen's
candidate, by the sweat of his Jaw.
tutu ib one umerence.
The epidemic is dying out in the
Southern cities, but Is spreading
luruugo me country districts. Al
though the aggregate of suffering and
mortality can not be so great in vil
lages and on Plantations an tn mnm
populous communities; there may be
mrger proportion oi oeatns lor want
proper treatment.
Ix every Congressional district la
Alabama the Democrat! nnmlnu la
opposed by an Independent or Green
back candidate backed hvthA thr
ough organization of seceders from the
D...k. i . . .
"uutwu ruuKH, ana Birong enougn to
hold their own against all opposition.
The Republicans are for thn tlmn nniot
spectators of the contest, watching for
iue uppunuouy 10 sup in netween
with a Congressman or two of their
own. It now appears probable that
nearly all the regular Democratic
nominees wm te beaten.
UNIONTOWN.
Mr. George Able was not distinguish
ed for early piety bit an early love fot
pie was visible a short time after birth
in his Phrenological development. In
after yeaH he wrestled through the
long night of custard and dried fruit
pie, naiiea witn delight the first dawn
ing of the "fresh pie" season the suc
culent rhubarb stemfeasted at noon
tide from the deceitful, although gay
and festive cherry pie, chewed peach
and grape pie with avidity, and his
virtuous soul revtJed in the glorious
sansetof the golden pumpkin. So Able
and willing to aid the managers oi the
Agricultural Society by a exhibit from
Wheeling Tp. he placed with a trium
phant smile upon the un planed board
a "punkin" of ancient date. Men
thumped upon it, and grew profane
over it and put up wicked bets upon
it. uadies punched it with tne iront
finger and the parasol to "dent" it,
little boys chucked it on the under
side - and swore "by the point
of his knife" if he swears at
all (but we know he don't) that be
plucked that "punkin" In the fall oi
1377 placed it on the top of the cup
board and that It had been as one of
the family ever since. The "art pre
servative of arts" made public. Farm
ers are advised to lay in an ample and
early supply of cupboards Mr. Able is
a hard working-man, and is entitled to
his premium and to thanks for adding
bis mite to make the fair interesting.
And who does not like pumpkin pie?
Messrs Canon, Estep A Dickersoo
have been threshing with their steam
thresher recently in the district de
vastated by Inn h til; we .have had no
report from them but urume from
the time occupied that the crops were
paying ones, to both growers and
threshers. These gentlemen have the
reputation of doing good work.
Mr.'Wm. M. Kilgore of this town
has devised and secured letters patent.
on an invention for maintaining water
level on Steam Boilers, and letters
highly commendatory, have been
written him from Wrshington, as re
gards its application to Boilers, in
Marine Service. The nature of the
invention is to maintain a level when
ascending grades which renders boilers
perfectly safe under all circumstani.es,
This is a very important invention and
the nature of 4t will be more fully set
forth hereafter. His patent is dated
Sept. 3d and numbered 206.662. This
invention will enable persons to have
constructed small engines with which
they may transport themselves from
place to place with ease and safety.
Mrs. Joseph Bell has reported with
a choice boquet of beautiful flowers.
Her Success in that line is acknow'edg
ed and ber garden is one of the largest
in the county .and almost every variety
of nowers are grown in it. Mrs.
NaomLYarnall has preseuted us with
specimens of single and double Asters
that cannot be excelled. We wish to
correct an error as the name of Mrs,
Hoeue is Tamson. and not as printed
when notice of reciept of nice flowers
was sent in. . ? i ...
i Mr. W. W. McHellad sold his house
and lot to Mr. George Neel for $230,
Mr. I. N. Clark auctioneer. Mr. Geo;
Graham has exchanged property with
Mr. Mctape near r reepori unto.
' Mrs. Ann Armor an old lady aged
about 81 or 82 years, d ed jn St. Louis
on Saturday last and a telegaam - was
recieved by Dr. John Campbell that the
friends with the corpse will arrive here
today Tuesday 24 Interment at Crab
apple. Mrs. Philena Barlon also died
a few days since. Both of these were
for many years residents of this towp
and are known to many... .Local space
will not uiow uomment snd obltlary
notice an appear in due time. ,
Mr. John Nichols and Miss Pryor,
have assumed the flowery yoke of
Matrimony and propose to . paddle
down fifes stream together, and all
wish for them a pleasant and prosper
ous voyage. We bad the pleasure of
meeting the happy couple at the fair
and of expressing our earnest fishes
for their future happiness John is a son
of our worthy citizen Mr. Baalam
Nichols, and the lady a daughter of
Mr. Watson fryor near uendrysburgh
unio. . .
Mr. Joseph Webb was killed a few
days since by the falling of a scaffold
which he was erecting to support the
straw carrier of a threshing Machine.
His head struck the stone wall of bis
barn in falling and we are Informed
that death ensued in a tew moments
after the fall. He was about fifty years
of age and -resided some four miles
from this town.
Rev. W. 8. Moffatt on Sabbath
preached from Col. 3d. Chap. 1st. and 2
verses. The Collection announced for
the relief of the Southern suffers was
taken up about sixteen dollars con
tributed.. .
Mr. Othe N orris was in town mak
ing arangeraents for advertising the
Band Tournament to be held at Barnes
ville, Ohio.
OCTOBER MAGAZINES.
St. Nicholas, for October (New
York: Scribner A Co.), hits among its
contriDutors ta. is. tienseii, tviith
Hawkins, Mrs. J. G. Burnett, Ksthar
ine B. Finite. Louisa M. Alcott. W. 8
Jerome, Olive Thorne, Leo H.Orindon.
Rossiter Johnson, and Alexander
Wain wright. , 1 here are about sixty
illustrations. The attractions of the
food set forth for young people may be
imagined from tbe names of some of
the contributions, vis.: The Violin
Village, Troubles in High Life, Under
the Lilacs, Happy Little Froggy, the
L.innet'8 tee, 1Mb K Inzer. How
Teddy Cut the Pie, the London Flower
Uiri, two Kitties, and Hare and
Hounds. The Jack in the Pulpit and
Letter and Riddle Box departments
are overaowing witngooa things.
Scribner's Monthly, for October,
contains proiuseiy illustrated papers
on The Art Schools of New York;
Art em us ward at Cleveland: A Com
pany of (French) Actors; A Trip with
Liincoin, unase, ana ttcanton; Miss
Calderon's German; Leo Marinus, the
meaning, ana How uncle uaoe riaved
the Levee. Roxy is . concluded, and
progress made in Mr.Boyesen's Falcon
berg. There Is a posthumous article,
by Robert Dale Owen, on Texas and
the Peace of Guadalupe Hidalgo. Bret
nana tens in, rhyme of an Uurant
Terrible; James Richardson describee
Neophonography; C F. Thwing pro
vides an historical paper on Colleee
Journalism, and there are a number of
poems and much entertaining and use
ful editorial matter.
The. .October Wide Awako opens
with a very pleasing frontispiece in
crayon by Robert Lewis, Illustrating
the fanciful opening story "The Secret
of the Trees," by Lucy Lincoln Mont
gomery. "Phroosle Pepper's New
Shoes," by Margaret Sydney, is also
delightfully illustrated by Jessie Curtis.
These picture, together with Miss
Humphrey's delicious drawing,
"Weighing the Baby" and the score of
pen and ink drawings by Boz for
Hon- o Mv-Thumb." Mrs. Clara Dotv
Bates' six-pared Classic of Bib viand.
make the number very attractive for
both old and young. For beautiful
frontispieces of Child life this magazine
has no equal. The serials, "Trying to
be True" and "Doc and her Knlihts."
are interesting, In the first named,
matters have progressed to a very ex
citing crisis. For solid reading there Is
a fully Illustrated paper about MLlght-
tiousea-' oy Mary jyx-xwooa.- ana
Number VII of Mrs. Lillie's English!
Literature papers, this one treating of
Milton and Buoyan.and, as beingact.
Number X of Miss Brown's Child
Toilers of Boston Streets, "The Chest
nut Roasters," may be included.
Only $2,00 per annum Ella Far-,
man, Editor. D. Lotbrop A Co., Pub
lishers, Boston.
To those who are so nufortunate as
to become prematurely gray, or whose
hair exhibits a tendency to fall off, we
recommend a trial of Hall's Hair
Renewer. We do so with the ntmost
confidence because It is everywhere
received with marked favor, and has
built upon its own merits such a sura
foundation that it is known and used
in all civilized countries. Addison
(N. Y.) Advertiser.
Tax grand and petit jurors for the
next term of Court, beginning October
29th, are as follows:
GRAND JURY.
Wm. M. Lnpton, Pease Township.
S. M. Thompson, Richland M
Jos. F. Hutchinson,Pultney "
John J. Heskett, Goshen 44
Thos. C. Brown, Colerain "
John W. Myers, Pultney "
James Groves, Kirkwood "
William Tidball, Warren "
George Kemp, Goshen "
Eden Evans, .. -Wayne . "
John Shepherd, Sr., Union
Henry P. Keyser,JrPultney w
William Lodge, Richland "
George W. MedilL Pease
N. Mills, Flushing " u ;
PETIT JURY.
David Park, Jr.,
John Baker,
George W. Ward,
Wm. Greenlee,
Sam nel Thrall,
William Adair,
William Waddell,
Henry Stanton,
John Henderson,
John Eidd,
Jacob Boger, Sr.,
James Dunn,
Pease Township.
Colerain u
Kirkwood "
Pultney "
Wayne . "
Wayne "
Richland "
Warren "
Kirkwood "
Pultney M
York
Union ' ' M
REPUBLICAN MEETINGS!
Col A. BMtTJBXS,
Will speak at
BELLAIRE, Thursday eve..
Bop-
tern ber 2b.
lien. Charming Richards,
BARNES VILLE, Wednesday eve.,
October 2.
BELLAIRE, Thursday eve. OoL 8.
MARTIN'S FERRY, Friday eve,
October 4.
Gen. II. Capehart and J. C. Gray,
FARMINGTON, Saturday evening,
Sept. 28.
Gen. II. Capehart and M. II. Le
PLEASANT GROVE, Tuesday eve,
October 1. . : ; ...
II ou. Alexia Cope and Hon. Le-
roy Welsh,
! ARMSTRONG'S MILLS, Wednes
day evening, Oct. 2.
HUNTER, Thursday eve.,' Oct. 8.
Men of all parties are invited to turn
out and hear the issue of the day ably
and .eloquently discussed.
For ten yenn Toll's Pills have been tbe
.. roo.wiiiw.f Ktaudard Family Medietas)
in the Atlantic States. Scarcely a family tan
lie fouud Irom Mains to Mexico that doei not
uk them. It is now pmpraed to make their
virtues kuowu iu the wEMT. i
A Single Trial will Establish
their Merita.
Do They Cure Every Thing?
NO. They are for Diseases that
. result from MALARIAL POISON and
a DERANCED LIVER, such aa
Dyspepsia, Billons and Typhoid feTers
Chills, Oolie, Siok-Headache. Chronio
PiarrhOBa. Nervousness, Di illness, Pal.
pitation of the Heart, Neuralgia, Bhn
1 matism. Kidney Disease, Chronio Con
stipation, Piles, &0. .. .
xr jLTTjxtx; -w.AS.xrs "Jroxjr
That Your LIVER IS DISORDERED
Whtn yoa asT a
' Ban pala ! NheaMerat Cults Tmsi
Ti If-1 rr- TTi'sTil la Hi i SIisssiisi
after Eatings Bear arartalleasi Avar.
.. bm se Kxertlea aT Bs ar aUaa.
BK A1V1BEJ, aad AT VBCS
TAKE TUTT'S PILLSI!
The frat a see araaaees aa e erect
- which aftea antealshes the saOerer.
aaa la a kert tlase failaws mm Aa
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BOIiLD aE8H HARD KU8CXJL
THE WEST SPEAKS.
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somamwa isiui caa toaeqaatat
tkairaoadaariu. J. W. TIBBJCTTS, 1m
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aa receipt af as enals.
Onlee, as Marraxy St Hew Tark. .
Slclr Headache
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UmmLMIs Pills.
They also relieve
inatreaa irom iiyapep
aia. Indigestion and
Too Hearty Sating.
A perfect remedy fbr
Dinlneaa, Namea,
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In the atouth. Coated
Tongue, Pain In the
Side. Ac. They regu
late the Bowels and
prevent Conatlpatlon
aad Files. The amall-
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.Mt to take. Only one pi
Purelr VeffHtable. Jftrio
Drngifista.
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Sold by all Drugi
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CARTER MEDICINE CO, Pnen, Erla Pa.
aTTfSJ TIM Py BMI TOT OP gQIlaMP.
Special Offers for
Newspaper Avdertising.
W nnbllah a book of 113 nss-es KVo (nn id.
ertlnng) giving special oners for advertising
all over the country. Prices lower than ever
offered before. The lastedlllon sent post ptld
on the reoeipt of 2& cents by 1AUGAY A CO,
printers wareuonse ana Aaveruseinent
Agency. 191 Fallon Street. N T.
ConfnrH'a The only eoaibiualiua of the
viuii.i a me jamaioa uingei wito
ebolee Arometles and French
Cramps and Pains, Diarrhoea
I A UI Air A ana uyseniary. uyepepsia.riai.
JMIIIMIWM nlency.Want of Tone and Ao
tlvity In the Htomach and
Bowels, and avoiding: the dan
gers ol Change of Water, Food
Ginger.
ana uiimaie. ask iot
Saaferda jTamalea Glager.
A VEWrV JAT-JaTatSV ia- bVs
House and Sign
Painter and Glazier,
AND
Practical Paper Hanger.
ST. CI.A1IISTIXJ.K, OHIO."
Graininr. Olazinr. Painting and Parerin
lone on short notice. Al) branches of the
Uade will renoive prompt attention.
asr-uraor solicited. apl-olf
J STONEBRAKER,
Barber cHair
and Dresser,
Under Nat'l Hotel, St CUlrvUle.
Curls, firaid3 Switches
, arid Wigs,
Prepared In he latest Styles and on short
BOtloe. HAI tprepared at Me per oaoa.
beptKKU
CARTER'S
rilTTLE
I JIVER
New Advertisements.
SHERIFFS SALE
BELMONT COMMON PLEAS.
Flirt National Bank 81 ClalrsYllla,
Josepb Iddlog etal,
BT vlrtna or a Tendl exponas In tbe abora
case laaoed and to ma directed from Ua
Court of Common Plea of Balutont ooanty,
Ohio, I will offer for aale on tne premises or
AY Menderaon, on
Tuesday, October 15, 1878,
eommenelng at lOo'eioek A M. on said day,
tne following personal property, vis
JTS bead of Sheep; M 1 head of lambs;! bay
bay Colt. yean old; S Milch Cows; 4 bead
of yoang uu; o neaa oi nogs, i i;uinpion
aowis Maenwe. i spring wagon, i iwi
bone Wagon. I Uraln LK1U.
Term ol tsai -ussn.
WM Q KINNEY. Sheriff.
Oowen. Att'r. t a. St:
Thomas C Hambleton
Samuel Ualbrallh.
Tvirtneof a writ ol execution issued and
to me dl ruled frona the Court oi Com on
Pleas of Tuscarawas county, Ohio, I will offer
lor sale oa toe premises where property is lo-.
caled, ou
Saturday, October 12, 1S7S,
eommenclngat 10 o'clock A M. on said day.
tn. following personal property, viz
The three-flitha interest in one lot of wheat
on tne land of Jesse Hopkins, the two-e'xths
Interest of Corn on ground of Jesse Hopkins;
one and one half stacks of Uay oa Battle
Oasb's land; one lot ol Corn in ground on
lands of George Wlnrod.
Terms of Bale Cash.
WM Q KINNEY, Sheriff.
9 at, 78.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
NOTICE Is hereby given that in tbe Probate
Court of Belmout county, Ohio, tbe under
signed was appointed and qualified as Ex
actor of the estate of Edward Beed. dee d,
late of said county.
All persons indebted V said estate are re-
a nested to mike immediate payment, and
lose having claims against said estate will
present them duly an then Healed, for settle,
sent. WM. AUiXANDEK.
is, "78 Exr-
Admlnlatrator'a Kotlce.
NOTICK Is hereby given that In the Probata
Court of Belmont oounty. Ohio.the under
signed was appointed and qualified aa Ad
ministrator of the estate of isaao Clevlnger,
deed, late of said oounty.
All persons Indebted la said estate are re
quested to make Immediate payment, and
those having elal ma against said estate will
present them duly authenticated for settle
ment, TO CLEVINGER,
O B CLEV1MOEB,
2. 78-St. Admr'a.
New Advertisements. Baltimore & Ohio R. R.
New Advertisements. Baltimore & Ohio R. R. TIME CARD,
IN EFFECT MAY 12, 1878.
EASTBOUND.
Stations.
Exp.
Exp.
Mix'dPass
& Fbkiobt
L Chicago.. ..u 9 10am 10 00pm
4 Garrett 2 50pm 8 45a m
Defiance.... 4 45pm 5 27
Foetoria 6 40 4 7 25 4
4 Tiffin 7 09 4 7 54
440 am
8 20 '
1 55 pm
3 18
10 45 am
12 15 pm
125 4
3 00 4
425 4
4 Sandusky.... 7 10 4 7 45
4 Monroe ville. 8 00 4 8 SO 4
4 Chicago Jun 8 40 4 8 30 a ra
4 Shelby Jnnc 9 15 4 10 06 4
4 Mansfield.... 9 43 4 10 34 4
4 ML Vernon. 11 13 4 12 05 p m
7 18 pm
9 20 4
Newark . 12 isa m 1 10
4 Columbus... 5 50 4 3 10
L Columbus... 10 45pm 12 40
CumBKBL'D
Aooom.
Shawnee..... 4 50pm
9 55 am
4 Newark. 12 80am
Zanesville... 1 40 4
Cambridge. 2 40 am
4 BamesviBe. 8 33 4
2 00 pm
2 57 4
8 63 4
4 56 4
610pm
715 4
7 30 am .
8 40 4
1 45 pm
510
5 55 m
710
814
918
10 40
1155 '
A Bellaire. 4 50 4
4 Wheeling... 5 45
4 -Washington
Baltimore...
Philadelphia
8 00pm
9 10
3 23am
6 45 4
4 Hew York
Zank8Villx Accommodation will leaveCo
Iambus daily except Sunday at 5.15P. u., and
arrive at Zanesville st8.10p. u., stopping at
WESTBOUND.
Stations. Exp. Exp. Ccmbkri.'d
ACCOM
Ii New York... 8 15am 8 55 pm Stops at
Philadelphia 11 45am 11 55 4 all Sta.;
Baltimore... 6 00pm 7 10 a m lions.
Waahinfrton 7 15 4 8 35 4
Wheeling... 8 25am 11 35 p m
Bellaire...- 8 50 4 11 50 '
Barnesville.. 10 07am 12 59 am
Cambridge.- 11 10 1 56 am
4 30pm
5 10 4
6 84 4
7 87 4
850 4
Zanesville.... ia au pm o iu
A Newark 1 25 pm 4 15
10 00 4
Columbus.... 3 10 4
Shawnee 4 3") 4 .
5 50 4 Mixed
9 35 4 & Fbbioht
L Columbus... 12 40
10 45pm Pass'okk
4 25am 5 OOp m
Newark 2 10 '
Mt. Veinon. 3 05 1
Mansfield.... 4 $ '
4 Shelby 4 53
5 24 4
6 50 4
'7 18 4
910 4
10 00 4
8 15 4
912 4
9 39 4
7 18
11 00
A Monroeville. 6 08
Sandusky.... 7 00
L Chicago June 6 00
6 00 4
9 40 4
10 58 4
4 45 p m
4 Tiffin...... 7 uu
4 Foetoria 7 40
4 Defiance..
4 Garrett....
9 49pm 11 34 a m
11 40 4 4 H ipra
6 30am
A Chicaro......6 00 4 7 25
Fimires West of Bellaire inclusive are
Columbus time; figures East of Wheeling in
clusive. Baltimore time.
Zascstii.i.1 Accommodation leaves zanes
ville daily except Sunday at 6.15 a. m., and ar
rives at Columbus at 9.15 a. m. Stopping at
all Stations.
Fast Express runs daily. Express daily on
(Central Ohio Division: daily except Sunday on
Lake Erie ami Chicago Division. Other
Trains daily except Sunday.
Thos. P. Uakbt, western l ass r Ag t, Cin
cinnati.
. L. M. Coi., Gen'! Ticket Ag"t, Baltimore.
C H. Hudson. Snp't Trans. Ohio Division,
Chicago.
NATIONAL BANK
ST. CtAmSVtltE, OHIO
CAPITAL, 100,000.
Ay-Bank open from t A. K. nnttl t p. m. DIs
onntdaysTnesdays.atlUH, a. Money received
on deposit. Uol lections made and prooeeds re
atltted promptly. Exchange bought and sold
DirtMori Conard Troll, David Brown, Joseph
ffAMnunu. nennre Rrova.
r. 5. T. OOWEN. PreslJent
HO V BLDAT Cashier.
SW READ THIS ABOUT
And tte removal of his
TAILOR SHOP 1
He Is now preps ted. in his new quarters,
one door west of tbe Chronicle offlce, to man
ufacture
Suits to Order
Intbe Latest Styles and at reasonable rates
Transient Cutting promptly attended
to.
Eaneclal attention slven to repairing and
eleaning old clothes. Satisfaction guaranteed
In every
411.T8IT
JOHN HAGUE.
Co'y
nmnby Maanmt SSapWork of all UndaoHatUd
Farmers of Belmont Co.
The Bellaire Manniketurlng Company proposal
to sen yoa a
MOWING MACHINE or
Combined Mower & Rea-ner
with either
Side Dellrery Bake or
Dropper AU&cnment,
and warranted to be eqnal to any la use.
We are also doing a general
Foundry & machine
business. Mr. If atbew Beasel Is In charge o
the Foundry, and Mr. James B. Moore of tbe
Machine Department. men of character and
reputation in their departments.
ALL WORK WARRANTED.
Why not patron lss a home institution
1 DescrlDtivs Oataloane of Mower. Res Del
As., Prleea, Certlfloat as msrlt. As. address
BELLA iita MAX VFA CI XJRINO CO.
O.L. Poobmaw, i Bellaire, Ohio, or
a polieoreiary. - w m. luimhii
A. w. Aapaason, rxas, vwrsTlfjs
WESTBOUND. New Advertisements.
Retail price? leee only SOT a
Parlor Organ, priee $340 onlv
Itta. Paper free. D F Baarrr,
Washington, N J.
nr vaHCY CARDS with name. lOe, Plain
atO Gold; 150 styles; Agfa Outnt lUe; Hull
On, Hudson, Y.
OH Cfcreane Caraw (perfect
beauties, with
name. 10c: Outfit 10s;
TURKE& CAUI1
CO. Ashland. Mass.
Ear Diseases.
Tr C E SHOEMAKER'S BOOK on DEAF
K ESS and Diseases of the Ear and tbe'r
E roper treatment especially Banning Esr.
low to get immediaU relief Irom all the on-
Elsasaalaess of this disease; and a perfectly
armless and permanent core. A book ev
ery family should have. Sent free to all.
Address C E SHOEMAKER, Aural Burgeon,
Reading, Pa.
EHUD!
Parson's Purgative Pills make New Rich
Blood, and will completely cbange the blood
in the entire system in three months. Any
person who will take 1 pill each night from 1
to 12 weeks may be restored to soand health.
irsocn a tning is nossioie. rani oy man ior s
letter stamps. L a. JOHNSON A CO.. Bangor
The Antidote to Alcohol Found
Fouud at Last.
Tbe Fatber Matbew lteniedy.
It Is a certain and speedy care for intem
perance. ldesiroys sll anpeute tot alcohol
ic liquors and builds np tae nervoas system.
After a debauch, or any totem penal e indul
gence, a single teaspoonfnl will remove all
mental and physical depression. It also
cares every kind of Fever. Dyspepsia and
Torpmity oi tne uver. noia oy an urug gists
Price $ per bottle. Pamphlet oa "Alcohol,
its Effects, and Intemperance as a disease,"
sent freeon writing to the FATHER MATH-
EW TEMPERANCE and Mao'f 'g Co: 8 Bond
Street, N Y. :
AvardW lifM jtrxM at Cnteaaial KxiM.ttioB 1
Sac aWwiM mudtti and taraUcmAt amd (mtvtm tkt
after if mmctWuHf tmd JUuterukf. Taa b-.l lobaeM
avar md. Aa onr Mu. atrip trad.-m.rk ia cIom!
iaiuM4 oa iuf.rtur couda, at. that Jarfc ' Mt w
oa..ryplu. Sold bT all 1ral.r rWod tar wupl.,
kaa. ta C. X. Jacaaoa'a C Mft. rMaraasfg. Va.
Don't say humbug, but judge for
yourself. Send for free lithograph of
6-Ton 50 Freight-Paid Sold an Trial
Wagon Scale, all Iron and Steel, Brass
Beam. Address, Jones of Bingham
ton, Binghamton, New York.
LAME BACK.
Brases's Capblae Faroes Planter Is for
lameness or weakness of tne back, Rhea
matism and ail local aches and pains,
the best remedy known. It was Invent
ed to overcome tbe slow action of the
ordinary Porous Plasters. It relieves
pain at once, and cures where other
planter, will not even relieve. Sold ev
ery where hy Drngglsta. Price 25 cents.
AGEN8 WANTED
For Dr. MARCH'S
NEW BOOK!
f'RuM
DIRK
TO
DAWN.
In this new volume tbe Popular Anthor
oi -tiigntacentsin tue uiDie portrays witn
vivid and thrllliDg force aad eloquence tbe
events ol Sacred Truth, and adds iresh testi
mony to tbe beauty, pathos and sublimity of
toe stories ol the Bible. Agents a in nnd this
Book witn Its sparklinc tbonghis, glowing
style, beautiful Engravings, and rlcn blne
in an, tbe bent In the market. Terms Liberal.
Circulars Free. Addia J C MuCUHDY A
CO, Cincinnati, O.
NOW READY!
The Uraad Aehlevesaeats af
STANLEYo7lY$2.K
By Hon J.T. HEADLEY, the Prince of de
ceptive authors. A lull history of his explo
rations In Africa and marvelous journey
down tbe Congo. A new exciting book, brist
ling with wild adventures and thrilling
scenes of danger; Is profusely Illustrated; tbe
public eagerly await It. It la selling wonder,
lolly.
PAIITIDN Beware of mlsstatementa of ln
WMU I lull teres ted parties, bat send for
Proof of genuineness and fall description of
thii work, also terms.
"ist'Snuro? Agents Wanted.
PARIS, 1878
Twe Geld Oledels.
At Erery
WORLDS
EXPOSITION
FOR 12 YEARS
HIGHEST HONORS
SWEDEN,
FIIILADA,
SANTIAGO,
VIENNA,
PAULS
1870
1876
1875
187;:
13b
Have Been Awarded the
MASON & HAMLIN
CABINET ORGANS.
At the Paris Exposition this year thry ar
awarded TWO UOL.D MEUAL-i. the blehes
recompense at ti.e ulspoeal of theiury. They
have also received tbe ijKAND GOLD MED
AL OK SWEDEN and NORWAY, 1K78. No
other American organs nave ever attained
highest awards at ANY world's Exposition.
Hold for cash or pa meats. Lotiest Catalogues,
with newest styles, prices. Jtu. fioe. MASON
A I1AMUM OKU AN CU,
BOSTON. NEW YORK, or CHICAGO.
ATWOOD'S.
Quinine tonig
BITTERS 1
The Best Teale Bitters Ever IaveateJ.
ilANT OF APPETITE la not in Itself
" disease, but simply an ev!dvuce that
disease exists In tbe system, which most be
cured before the patient can expect to relish
what is eaten, or receive any bent-til. from tae
food taken Into the stomach. The QUININE
TONIC BllTErla will roatoie tbe natural ap
petite by curing the disease, not simply exci
UUKllbe stomach by stimulsnts, tbe seeouda
ry effects oi which is only to add lo tbe eause
Irom wh.eh a distaste for food ariwe, bat
making a perlecl cure.
Indication, Dyspepsia, and Sick HcadacA
These diseases are more prevalent than any
others; they prevail everywhere, and In this
eounlry are ail bat oniverai. A medicine
thai can be relied upon as a permanent sure
ior mem. is tut uuiuine luuic Bitters. Tnev
eaq be Utk.n wituoul any deleterious effect
upon the syaiem, and will leave the patient
with all the exuberant feeling. of health. The
quinine lonio outers nave ooeu retitarkubiy
saccessiui in resvring tue distressed and de
sponding ayspep ictoperiect Health.
Thev keen the healthy tvell. and cure the tick.
No one ever used them that did not praise
mem. iney win improve tne appetite, facil
itate digestion, give tone to the nervous sys
tem, sua vigor to me aigestive organs; there
by imparting health and strength. There is
no remedy so good lor languor and debility.
They are the best aromallo lonio and atom
achlc ever made.
FOX LADIES Id delicate health, persons of
seuentsry nam is, ana in ait cases where a
strength giving stimulant Is required, the
Bitters will be round invaluable.
The pur fly af their composition never variet.
Price $1.00 per Bottle.
For sale by dealers generally, ami at whole
sale by Wxsr A Truax. Toledo. Ohio, and by
Stronq A Cobb, Cleveland, O..J and R Jokcs
a boss, ootnmons, o. . v i
A DAY Agent's Preflt eanvasslne tor
H" nassau uuigui. sample free, r nitn
Jonas, Nassau, A Y.
SMOLANDER'y
The Great Diuretic Compound
Is a sure, quick remedy
for all diseases of tbe
Kidneys, madder, and
Uri nary Organs, exist! ng
either In male or female.
As. Irritation, lnliam-
roatlon. or Ulceration of
the Kidneys and Blad
der, Gravel, Stone In Ine
Bladder, Reddish or
Brlck-dosl Bed Ira en t in
Urine, Thick, Cloudy or
nopy urine, tAinrai
Urinating, Bedwelting
Muoousand involuntary
Discharges, Morbid Irritation of Bladder and
Urethra, Chronio Catarrh of Bladder. Hnr-pres-slon.
Retention or Incontinence of urine.
Diabetes, Dropsy, Organ le nee. Female
Complaints, and all Chroo c Maladies of the
Urinary and Sexaal Organs
Thousands ran attest to 11 wonderful enras
tlve properties of these disc aes.
For Nervous Debility, with all Its gloomy
attendants. Dlssiness. Loss of Memory. Low
Spirits, Ac, It Is a snverlgn remedy,
SMOLAN DEK'S BUCHU booys up the en
ervated system. Imparting new life and vigor
ous action, the whole system becoming
strengthening and invigorated.
Be eare aad ask far gaaelaaflers Barha,
Insist anon bavins It. and take no other.
PRICE SI 8IX BOTTLES FOR $B.
For aale bv dealers senerally.al wholesale
by West A Truax, Toledo, Strong A Cobb ,
Cleveland, and ft. Jones A son, Oolambaa 9!
PIANOS
SWEET ESNAYY
CbBWsES-iToliacco!
Inr
aaf
WESTBOUND. New Advertisements. DRUGS.
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PHtent Medicine,
Perfumery.
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large Stock of GddIj
Iu onr Line, strictly as represent
ed, and at bottom prices.
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J. B. II O G E,
Dmgglst, opposite SLClalr Hotel,
ST. CLAIRSVIXLE. OHIO.
COLERAIN, Belmont Co., 0.
DEALER IN
DRY GOODS
Ready-made Clothing
GROCERIES, &c.
A LARGE LOT OF
New and Seasonable Goods
Just received and for aale at low prices.
Lately received a Large Supply of
Qaeensware and Glassware,
At Reduced Prices.
8 22, 78-ly.
NOTICE
mm
OK
The great eelebrity of our TIN TAG TOIAC
tu oascanseu many lmitauons thereol to be
placed on the market, we Iherelore esotKMi
aii mowers against parchaslng such units
tloes.
All dealers buying or selling other n'ng tu
baeeo bearing
s nara
I or metallic label, rende
themselves liable to the penalty of tbe
and all persons violating our trails marks are
puoiansoie ey nne ana impriMonmeni.
Act ef Cesaress, Aag. 14, 1878.
Tbe S-enntne LrillmrJ Tim Tu TakTf
bedlstlngalsbed b.v a TIN TAUeneaeb lan
With tbe word LORI1XAHO stamptd I hereon
wer l,unt tons tooacoo sold In 177, sue
neany ,uuu persons employed m factories.
Taxes paid Oovernment tn 18TT, a boot J3,
S00.0UU. and d urine tbe oast 19 rant
WO.OuO.OOU. These goods solid by all jobbers at
aiaaamctareni rates.
TBI TIN TAU (t.HOKIMl TOBACCO
raeoood to none" In aroma, tnildne. purity
and quality. . Trf Sm
BEST:-
business von can enafa in
a to m per nay mane by u
worker of either sex. rttrut 1
their own localities. Purtii-
suars and samples worth .- fr-e. IthDrnv
your spare time at this business. Addrv
errjHsojr a vo, roruano. Maine. ?
Manhood:
How Lost,
stored.
11 ow lie-
Jnst nnbllshed. a new edition
Dr. Caverwells C'elrbrated tr- -) i,n
the Radical Core (wlthonl rut-n ln
of Spermatorrhosa or bemiual V. eak
nesajhvolantary 8eminal Lnssea. Imootenev.
Mental and Physical Incapacity .Impediments
ana r its, mu jwi oy seiiMnauigence bKi
aai extravaaanoe. c.
TTr'Prioe.ln a sealed envelooe. onlv (rents.
The eeieoratea autnor in tots admirable fcxaay
clearly demonstrates, from a thirty rears
sneoessrul practiee that the alarmlns
qaenoes of self abuse may be radically cared
witnoattne aangeroas nxe oi internal meuici-
elne or the application oithekalle; vintiut
out a moaeoi eore at once simple, certs l ii
and effectual, by means of which evetysnl
ferei, no matter what his oondltlon may h
may ear alrasell cheaply, privately and
radically.
AeThls Lecture will prove a boon to thou
sands and thousands.
Kent, under seal, in a plain envelope, to any
address, on receipt of six eenta, or two stamps.
asanas uie ruoiiauers,.
THE CULVERWELL MEDICAL CO.,
I Aaa ft.. New York, Foal Offloe Box HHO.
j an is. IB, y .
u
ean msks money faster at
work for aa
than anything else. Oanital no reoalred:
we will start yon. (ii
u a day at noma
made by the industrious. Men, women,
boys and girls wanted everywhere to work fot
Xiow is ih time;
eostiy
outfit and terms
AddrevsTkCkA Co.
Ai
n goals, Maine.
AGENTS WANTED! Med. and Dip. awarded
NKW J. IbbUIltel UlUiCO a
1,00(1 Illustrations. Address for new circulars.
j uuijJtAU a ia., ax) area st, rnia.
IF Y0U5
Want a FARM or HOME
lib Independenee and plea'
ty In your old age.
The Boat Thing In the West
IS THE
Atchlson,Topeka 8anta Fe It It.
Ireulars with Map. giving
full Inloraatlon.
fee. Address A B Jon
nson, Aet'g Land Com r
rrpeka, Ks.
RVOLYER FREE TlVLZ
Irdgee. Address. J. Bowa A Son, US Wood
St, tntUburgn, ra.
Brass Band Music.
1BS 8T CLAIR87ILa.B fJOHNUT BAND
L (Twelve Members.) with a varletyor Musi
now irenared tofarnlah rood Maale at rea
nabla rates and on shorLnoUos for Aarloul
al Fairs, Satday Hcbool and other eeieDra
ns. nemos. exhibitions. rouueej aaa o
bile Meetings.
weA. rtV0 Tm
'OTilittl
22
teVKsM
,
WHY SHOULD I BUY MY
Clothing from Thcmas
Hughes &
W II K E LING?
1st Because iher boy In htra oumnlltlea.
have unequal lacilitlea for baying, and.
therefore, eau airord to sell lor less than those
not having such advantages.
XI. TheThavealarnenrMofFIROT-rT.ARB.
CUTTERS, and yoa are more certain lo get a
ui uiau aujr wuere else.
Sd. Tber sell ontr fhr ruh. and do md
charge yoa anything for losses they wuald
nave 10 sustain ii mey were doing s credit
business. We have
Reduced the Price
Of everything In onr line, and nropose to sell
Firs, Class Ooods as -ow as tney can be told
anywhere. With lnc eased IJcilUiee for man-
niacturlng. and w.th a Complete
Stock cf Spring Goods
Now In store, ! connection vim the very
low prices a. which we oroDoee to sell them.
we ara assured that we can make It greatly
to tbe advantage of all to favor us with a call.
Prices marked In plain figures.
Thomas Hughes & Go,,
Merchant Tailors,
2m, Cob. Twelfth A Wats a 3
UNDERTAKING!
AUXANDCX BAKBCTT.
BAR ETT
BBSPHXKO DA TEA,
DAYIS,
sutiu ir
COFFINS CASKETS,
AND ALLbTTLXS OF
DNDEBTAKING
These gentlemen have pat In store a Una
supply or Coffins, Caskets, Ac, which they offer
at exceedingly
LOW PRICES!
They are prepared to -itend fanerala at short
notice, baving in eorjeeuon with tbeirea
utblisbment a gooa Uearse, safe Horses aad a
careful Driver.
BARRETT 4 DAVIS,
Car. BfaJa and FaJr G rea ad Streets.
BT. CLATBSVnXS a
M arch t. T8 ly.
Ayer's
Clierry Pectoral
Tat Diseases of tba
Throat and Langa,-
nichuCongCoIda,
Coach,
I Bronchitis, Asthmsi
sad Conxui&ption-
ThcrtitaontthaiiitmiM,toeoBjeqTencsol
tbe marvelloas cures it hat produced during tbe
last half century, is a sufficient assurance to the
public that it will continue to realize the kappirst
results that can be desired. In almost every
lection of 60011117 there are persons, publicly
known,who have been restored from aiaraung gad
even desperate diseases of tha lungs, by its ase.
An who have tried Uacknowiedre its superiority;
and where its virtues are known, so one hesitates
as to what medicine to employ to relieve the dis
tress and suffering peculiar to pulmonary tffeo
ooaa. Chirxt Pbctobai. always affords in
stant relief, and performs rapid enras of tha
milder varieties ofbronchial disorder, as weu as
the mors formidable diseases of the hmga.
Aj a safeguard to children, amid the distress
ing diseases whicb beset ths Throat and Chest of
Childhood, it fa) Invaluable; Ibr.by i&ttaerrase.
multitudes srs rescued snd restored to keslth.
This medicine (sins friends at every trial, as
tbe cures it is eonstaatly prodaciBg srs too re
markable to be ibrgottan. Ho family taoald be .
witbont k, sad those who havs oaesased It
never will.
Eminent Physicians throughout flat country
prestbs It, and Clergymen often reoommend it
front their knowledge sf its effects,
rSXTAjrgD ST
Dr. J. C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mass
Praetieal aad Aaalvtical Ch assists.
BOLD BT ALL DKUOGIST3 EVZaTWHXBX,
Carpets ni oil Glotlis.
Wall Paper,
Widow ShadesJMntiC
Ifutrs and Table Covers
House Furnishing Goods,
A larger stock and greater variety than aaa aa
ound In any other establishment In thlselty
and a prices lower, than offered for aaaay
years, fersons going ao nouseaeepuig aaa
save money by gi vlng us a call.
HARBOUR -& DITTHAN.
148 MAIN BTREET.
WHEEIJ A G.W. V A
ml ; a
National Paning Mills '
ANi 0
LUMBER YARD,
BRIDGEPORT. 0.,
J R. BAGS & SONS, PROP'S
'KTnTiTifVr'tTi'Pflrs of .
Doors, ttah, tfbattore. Frame", Mould
lnjts, iintckets i"i0(r3, auurrtau
inps Bal lusters, News, and
DRESSED LUMBER,
Of p very description and Jealcro la
Lumber,
Sliingles,
Scantlincr,
Lath, Joists.
Tramt" Timber,
Fir Brick aud
Ildcrs' Material In GtncraL
D. K. KYLE.
Dealer in AMERICAN and
Monuments, Spirw, Head Stones, etc.
MAIN STREET, CAMBRIDGE, OHIO,
ear the Depot,
sMMtah Qranlta Monuments. MarMs aad
Slate Mantels, Furnished to Order.
Designs and earn pie work ean be seea at
HJohaston a. Oeaeral Agent, St, Clalrsvjlf
Obi .