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   Ohio Democrat, The (Newspaper) - September 11, 1890, New Philadelphia, Ohio                               Omo DEMOCRAT THURSDAY SEPT 11 1890 1 paper is entered at in Few Philadelphia 0 second class in alter OFFICIAL JAMES W OWENS Congressman JOHN A BUCHANAN State Senator DAVID H CHAELES FOLLETT W JENNER Court Judges J JOHNC Courts JAMES G W Probate Judge PETEK sheriff JOHN W KISSEY Auditor JOHN MYERS Treasurer J 6 Recorder KOBT T BENNEK WESLEY E B J O H HOOVER Surveyor B DOWNEY Coroner LEWIS OZIAS DK LONG Infirmary Directors JAMES M PORTER j 8 Fish and Game Warden THE MARKETS New Philadelphia Retail NEW PHILADELPHIA Sept 10th Flour per bbl choice 5 2 Patented 4 bbl sack Clover Seed per bu Wheat per bushel new 3 25 93 40 6 Corn Cornmeal per sack Coffee green choice per tb Coffee roasted Sugars granulated 12 Ibs 1 00 A standard 13 Ihs 100 choice 14 Ibs 100 Molasses sorghum per 40 Syrup pure sugar per gallon 50 mixed Eice per Ib Tea finest per Ib SO choice 40 Batter per Ib Eggs per doz 14 Apples per Beans navy per Ib S Dried peaches per Ih 20 apples per Ib Potatoes per bu 1 20 Salt per bbl 1 15 Wool NEW YOUK Sept Market fancy Oe oleomargarine quiet and steady domestic at 3 pulled Texas ST LOUIS Sept Wool Rec s market steady prices unchanged un washed bright medium at fim heavy at tub washed coarse braid fine at low sandy at Live Stock EAST Pa head shipments market slow and a off from IHM prices there were sixteen cars of cat He shipped to New York today Re eeipts head shipments 2 head the market was active prime delphias liest pi us 3.751 thirteen cars of hogs shipped to New York shipment head the market was lair last week's prices Farmyard and CLEVELAND Sept 8 fresh fancy dairy table low York M ite full cream full cream part skim brick Eggs stock m Poultry live Turkeys per duok chickens 7 per lo Flour CLEVELAND Sept 8 patent city makes white wheat other Cleveland brands red country made flour patent Minnesota 00 rye graham H New York state buckwheat flour per Vegetables CLEVELAND Sept 8 York state marrow medium pea beans 6c per pound per bu field Green to 8.0 per IOC new beets per dozen tuce box per doz per per lOc per pieplant doz onions per beans butter string green celery per dust given corn per Onions per bbl New bbl Hal Simore sweet potatoes 1.00 Seeds CLEVELAND 8 Seeds Timothy medium prime to choice n-d top orchard grass blue millet Hungarian Feed and Grain CLEVELAND Sept 8 No 2 sew No 3 new Ohio corn High No 2 Outs No 2 white Ku 1 mixed No 2 mixed Prices of corn and oats from store anil vator are Ic higher than foregoing tions Bye Noi 2 new Hay and Straw Hay in bulk best timothy f 12.00 baled WHV 00 Straw haled car lote wheat 50 00 from store 00 car from store bulk straw wheat rye straw IB bundles If prices by he Fine middlings seconds Wan screen i chop feed Ko 1 No 2 fine linseed meal 180.00 oil meal per bbl kalf bbl Ibc London hatter died leaving la of nearly f ii to the engine Hood's u to the body producing bodily and furnishing mental premium of for hymn for OB LITER Loss of appetite bad breath the mouth tongue coated pain under the in the back or often for sour stomach flatulency and towels lax and costive by turns with dull heavy sensation i s with sensation of havine left undone ought to nave lioen done fullness after eating bad temper blues tired feeling yellow skin and dizziness etc Not all but always some 01 these cate vrant of action of tije Liver For A Safe Reliable Remedy 1 hat can do no harm and Las never bee to fail to do good Take Simons Liver Regulator EFFECTUAL SPECIFIC Bowel Complaints Sick Headache Constipation Biliousness Kidney Affections Jaundice Mental Depression Colic A PHYSICIAN'S OPINION I have been practicing medicine for twenty years and have never been able to put upa ble compound that would like Simmons Liver Regulator promptly and effectually move the Liver to action and at the same time aid instead of weakening the digestive and assimilative powers of the system L M HINTON Washington Ark Auction at jewelry store Female School Examiners Can't Serve COLUMBUS O Sept question of the eligibility of en to serve as county school iners came before State School Commissioner Hancock yesterday in the form of a request that a woman who was appointed a ber of the Henry county board of examiners by the probate judge be allowed the same compensation as is allowed male members of ining boards Professor Hancock has written the auditor of Henry county that he the auditor has no to issue a warrant for the compensation due the female ber of the board as she is to serve as such according to tion 10 of article 4 of the tion ONLY Has our Z Stamp in red on front of wrapper Co Philadelphia Pa of Real Estate Amos assignee to Noah Mash lot 17 906 53 Dariel Hochstetler to Elizabeth lot 3 377 00 Beischer Schilling and Hosteller to Theodore Ripple lot 41 Dover 200 00 Theodore Rippel to Amanda mer lot 41 Dover 200 00 Benj Keller to Frankliu Shoemaker 15 acres Goshen township 20 00 David Bahler to Jas F Carr lot 60 475 00 Chas H Matthews to Henry Jenny lot 1 New Philadelphia 17500 Joseph Welty to Wm Millington lot 1 New Philadelphia 170 00 Joseph Welty to Elizabeth Hams lot 2 New Philadelphia 16000 Kate to W H Riffle lot 12 300 00 John Voelm to Trustees Iron Valley Lodge lots 1 2 3 and 4 ville 250 00 George Lech ner to John Bierly 107 Sandy township 3500 00 Win R Kenned to Eliza D ton 108 rods Warren township 15 00 J A to Chus lot 402 Dover 00 Geo 11 to Jacob acre Sandy township 550 00 Ii Stewart 10 Henry C Abher acres Washington township 6700 00 Jolm to Alice A Beechy part township 400 00 Jno et al to Manana inson lo Warren township 417 00 Philip Slufer to Win G Smith lot ID Dover 200 00 John A to Hannah M Medley part lots and 8 New phia 00 Resolutions of following resolutions were adopted Equity Lodge No 73 K of P August Resolved That in death of In other Philip P C our has one of charter members his family HII husband and father aud the a That while we sympa luze and his family our com- moil humble submission to thf of tne Great who all well lie in papers of our city and spread upon minutes of our lodge aud a copy bf to he family of our beloved W E R W JNO Committee There are many white soaps each represented to be just as good as the Ivory They are not but like all counterfeits they lack the peculiar and remarkable qualities of the genuine Ask for Ivory Soap and insist upon having it Tis sold everywhere A tree Newton Conn is said lo be eighty-five high and one feel in The Pennsylvania company w ill aell vest lo points west one fare for trip on September 9th and and For full call on or J K Milar agent Co New Philadelphia 0 it to allow women to vole Judge Yoder The following telegraph item of the 2nd insl will be read with in- terest by the many friends and ac of Judge S S Yoder congressmen now the Judge S S Yoder received a very graceful compliment today in the form of an engraved copy of the resolutions passed at a mass ing of the inhabitants of the village of Ireland thanking him for securing the passage of placing the widow and orphans of a soldier in the late war on the pension rolls The name was Connelly He was a gallani soldier and lost a leg in the service of the Union the resolution Judge Yoder received a copy newspaper containing an account of the meeting and a history of the case Judge Yoder became ed in the case through his acquaint ance with an Irish priest who was traveling through this country A Fight In Church a The news comes from the little town of Westchester in the south ern part of the county of a set-to in the village church An old family feud has existed for years between to neighbors named Redman and McCune Sun day the ult during services in the village church the congregation were on their knees for the las prayer when a hymn book was sent flying across the aisle The next moment Redman and McCune had clinched and were hammering each other's head with their fists Benches and chairs and even the little pulpit were overturned in the row and the congregation became panic stricken and fled from the church The minister in trying t separate the belligerents was hur about the head The little church had the appearance of a slaughter house Both men fought until they became exhausted when they wen separated Both parties were brought before Justice Read of this city and McCune bound over to court under bond A Free Scholarship We do not believe ii is generally known that the Ohio State universi ty at Columbus offers a free arship to its two year's course Ii to one young man from each county in the state who shall be approved by the ural society of the county This is and it means a saving of from to a year for some ing young man Remember that out- young man from each county who is recommended by the dent and secretary of the ural society will be received into the classes of two years course in agriculture all college charges be- ing remitted The next college year opens September 17th and all who avail themselves of this offer should be on hand at that date For further particulars and address PROF WM R LUZENBY Secretary of Agriculture Columbus Ohio Condition of Ohio Crops COLUMBUS Sept The state board of agriculture today issued the following report of the tion of corn and potatoes up to Sept A careful estimate made from the returns of township crop shows the condition or prospect of corn to be 54 per cent of an average crop and that of toes 45 per cent of an average crop To illustrate the immense shortage in the corn prospect the of the following heavy corn ties is given counties which in the big crop of 1888 produced above 2 bushels each and a fair crop last Butler 41 Darke 38 Fairfield 61 Fayette 56 Franklin 49 Greene 44 Hancock 41 Licking 59 Madison 49 Miami 47 Montgomery 34 away 56 Putman 70 Warren 43 Wood 63 Great shortage appears in all the valley counties which usually furnish the shipping sur plus Owing to the short corn crop and the low price of pork hogs are being hastened to market about half fattened and a large per cent of the crop will be disposed of be fore the packing season The rains came to late to benefit potatoes and a barely half crop is all that can be expected Itch mi or cured in thirty by Sanitary Thin never fails j Sold by F C Miller A Sou New i Philadelphia Ladies are invited to attend the auction at elry store every afternoon and ning Army men who o know all about WHILE the Republican VOte in it that the Vermont fell off frODI 1888 powder is not the Democratic vote increased 168 time going west rail on J F agent land and railway New Ohio A CONVENTION to revise the con- of Kentucky has ced Its sessions at Frankfort SULPHUR BITTERS The Best and Purest EVER MADE I It will drive the Humor from yourl and make your skin I i clean and smooth Those I and Blotches I mar your beauty I caused by ood and can be I removed in a C you are I use I e blood rifier v-C latter Nfc The Dose a spoonful Try it an lyou will be satisfied Get it of your Druggist WAIT If yon are suffering from Iner Disease and wish to lire lold fail to core Sends Boston Mass stamps to A P Ordway ft Co for best medical work From Our Regular Correspondent WASHINGTON Sept The arraignment of the senate of the United States by Mr Kennedy of Ohio and his rantankerous at- tack upon a prominent member of that body who is also high in the councils of the Republican party rendet it imperative upon the house to purge itself of the con- tempt attaching to such a flagrant violation ol parliamentary lege If not the act of one of its members becomes virtually its own act and the house is put in the sition of having made wanton dec- of war upon the senate and accepted Mr Kennedy's ship in the assault The gentleman from Ohio should have been called to order when it was seen what direction his extra- ordinary philippic was taking But the house may still relieve itself by expunging from the ord the remarks that he has held for revision Otherwise the senate must perforce take notice of proceedings that are entered on the official minutes in such culent derogation of its honor and dignity It cannot afford to be charged with wearing a cloak of courtesy that has become a stench in the nostrils and a byword in the mouths of all the honest citizens of the and behind which petty party barter away a the If the The Number by Townships and Towns Iron Valley We are indebted to Census Super- intendent for the imate estimates population of townships and towns of rawas Inhabitants Dover New Dennison Newcomerstown Perry 934 Port Washington Village 490 Sugar Union 704 Warren 869 Washington 963 The Dangers that Threaten the From an illustrated paper on Features of the Proposed Yosemite National by John Muir in The Century for September we quote us I have thus briefly touched upon a number of the chief features of a region which it is proposed to reserve out of the public domain for the use and of the people A has been in congress by Mr Vandever creating a national purk about the reservation which the state now holds in trust for the people It is very desirable that the new reservation should at least extend to the hunts ted by the map and the cannot too quickly become a law Unless reserved or protected the whole region will or lale be devastated by lumbermen and sheepmen and of course be made unfit for use as a ure ground Already it is with great that campers even in the most remote parts of the proposed reservation and in those difficult of access can find grass enough to keep their animals from starving the ground is already being gnawed and trampled into a desert condition and when the region shall be stripped of its forests the ruin will be complete the Yosemite will then suffer in the disturbance effected on the water shed the clear streams becoming muddy and much less regular in their flow It is also devoutly to be hoped that the Hetch will escape such ravages of man as one sees in Yosemite Ax and plow hogs and ses have long been and are still busy in Yosemite's gardens and groves All that is accessible and destructible is being rapidly rapidly than in any other Yosemite in the Sierra though this is the only one that is under the special protection of the government And by far the greatest part of this destruction of the fineness of wildness is of a kind that can claim no right relationship with follows use that which necessarily The Great Obstacle to Civilization in Africa The secret of Africa's isolation from the benefits and blessings of civilization and light that has fallen on the rest of the world is to be found in the cataracts of her big rivers and in a lesser degree to the of the climate The of the Congo Niger and Zambezi however and the cataracts and sudd of the Nile have been and are the real obstructions Were the Congo as navigable as the and the Nile as free from tions to vessels as the Danube or the Yang Uganda would now be sending us and calico instead of ivory aud would be and ing on the islands of Victoria From African River and Lake by Thomas Stevens in September Scribner The Best Advertising The most efficient advertising in behalf of Hood's Sarsaparilla is that which conies from the medicine itself That is those who are cured by it speak to friends suffering similarly who in tarn derive benefit and urge others to try this successful medicine Thus the circle of its popularity is rapidly widening from this canse alone and more and more are becoming enthusiastic in be- half of Sarsaparilla as it actually demonstrates its merit All that is asked for Hood's is that it be given a fair trial If you need a good blood purifier or building up medicine try Hood's Sarsaparilla Rear-Admiral Daniel in tember one of the chief promoters of the Nicaragua canal scheme an interesting article which gives a history of the inception of the project and the made np to date and indicates the great results which will from the construction of the canal The failure of the Panama canal hM turned the eyes of the world upon party's principles and play demagogue in the face of the pie Said Mr Roman toga had been bedraggled in the filth and mire of centuries surely the cloak of senatorial tesy has been used to hide the my and corruption which has dis honored and disgraced a body which was once the proudest in the land Again referring to Senator Quay Mr Kennedy stamps him as a lead er who by his course upon tin force has betrayed his party and to whom Judas Iscariot left ai example worthy of imitation ir that he out and hanged hira self The senate is accused of har boring this branded criminal Can It remain silent under such an imputation upon itself and upon one of its most influential and con members Washington might appropriately be called the City of Trees To them it owes a large share of its beauty for which it is famed and assured ly this beauty will be greatly en hanced when a few more years have passed by and every stree and avenue has become through the natural growth of plants nov only half developed an arched aisle of luxuriant foliage many summers have come and gone the lindens of Massachusett avenue will surpass beyond ison those which have given fain to the celebrated promenade ii Berlin It has been estimated that th trees of Washington have increas ed the value of real estate twenty per cent The parking commis slon never waits for a street to be graded and built upon before plant ing it No sooner is a new one laic out than as quickly as the line i will take is known trees are se out along it Considering wha trees have done for the city's investment has been small From the beginning were raised from seed almost with out expense Of course it is ii Lafayette Park that one finds thi most beautiful assemblage of trees in Washington in fact that contains one of the finest collection of brought from all parts of the earth to contribute to the loveliness of one of the little sylvan rectangles with which the Capital abounds Congress has reached the ning of the end The popular favor with which Elaine's reciprocity suggestion was received has com- the Republican leaders in both houses to yield but in so ing they are discrediting the plan as much as possible and giving it as little scope In the house men who had to abandon the idea 01 reading Elaine from the party will relieve their feelings by slurring his plan and then adopting a little of it Having decided upon this course they are counting on an ad- between the 21st and of this month and it is safe to assume that congress will now be in shape to adjourn before the last of October First assistant Postmaster eral Clarkson was an ideal official of the Jacksonian school He was honest about it too and honesty is not always necessary to political salvation He was for spoils first last and all the time and was lar because he carried his banner on the outer wall His manner rather than his opinion made him friends even among those who ered widely with him Congressman Smyzer has been frozen out of the Baum tion by his own refrigerator stock and iceman Turner remains the on- ly man who has yet scored a cess in the amalgamation of frigi dity and politics Brother Wanamaker saya he doesn't want to be president or senator but of course any man may be coaxed B Card of Thanks We feel deeply the debt of gratitude we owe enr kind neighbors who real and active friends during the illness and death of our little daughter Bernice and take this mode of onr heartful thanks MB AMD MM New Philadelphia Sept 8th i i SENATOR PLUMB said in the ate Monday that there would be a deficit of in the treasury when this congress adjourns CHEAP AND SOother styles prices to suit ali run A iil Liy vli The most profitable trade some dealers think is in things that cost nothing sell for a trifle wear out or break and make room for more For instance but there is a sort that almost never breaks except by lence It takes some some pluck for a grocer or merchant to sell it One chimney may last for years he may starve before he can sell another Macbeth Co Pittsburgh make that chimney and call it there's a string of like beads pn the top of it I CURE When I eay CUBS I do not mean merely to them for a time and then have them UM I A RADICAL CUBE I have made the disease ox FITS EPILEPSY or SICKNESS A I my remedy to CURB the worst cases Because others have failed is no reason lor not now receiving a cure Send at once for a treatise and a FREK BOTTLE of lay INFALLIBLE REMEDY Give Express and Post Office It costs you nothing for a trial and it will core yon Address 1 83 PEARL ST NEW S ACME BLACKING A PERFECT HARNESS DRESSING USED BT MEN WOMEN CHILDREN A SHINE LASTS A WEEK LEATHER PRESERVER A HANDSOME POLISH IS PROOF EVERY Household EVERY Mechanic EVERY Office EVERY Stable i OLD A New WILL STAIN GLASS AND WILL STAIN at WILL STAIN vauH OLD BASKETS WILL STAIN B COACH I WOLFF RANDOLPH Philadelphia g faint and M Son Headquarters for Buggies Road Carts Farm Sping Wagons and Carriages We have in stock a fine line of Buggies Spring Wagons Farm wagons and Carriages which we warrant to first We warrant our farm wagons to have the lightest draft of any in the state All this work is of the latest pattern We do all kinds of repairing and We also manufacture tops to order Be MI re to give us a call and examine our work mid hoar our ing we satisfaction Call at on Kasi Front street New O mo WE A HE THE BUSIEST MERCHANT TAILORS IN EASTERN OHIO Trade i3 Booming and Why? Because we Carry the Largest Variety of Suitings and Fancy OO man PRICED TAILORS AND HABERDASHERS THIRD STREET UHRICHSVILLE O ESME WANTED LOCAL OR TRAVELING to Mil oar Nursery Stock and Steady Employment guaranteed CHASE BROTHERS N Y   

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