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New Philadelphia Times (Newspaper) - April 5, 1888, New Philadelphia, Ohio The new Philadelphia times published Vbry thursday. One Dollar per year in Advance. Best advertising medium in the county. Books Bill Heads posters and Job printing every description done Short notice. Your favor Soia cited. New Philadelphia times the a a times advertising rates. Space. One Inch. Three inches. Six inches. Half column. One column. 1 to. 3 to. 6 to. 1 y . 8 1 00 8 2 00 8 3 00 8 5 00 2 00 5 00 7 50 15 00 3 00 i 50 12 so 22 50 d 00 12 50 22 50 40 00 8 00 22 50 40 00 75 00 notices five cents per line. Volume Philadelphia o., thursday april 5, 1888. Number 15. Official directory. Congress. State senator. District. Beriah Wilkins Geo. a a. F j. C. Lauce common pleas . Peace ? to Jive probate judge. Pro a Cut lds sheriff. A by were . John w. Kinsey to Mph ref. John Meyers. Treasure. J g Neumann s. Rufer a it w. E. Lash r. Benner Roztas Livelong infirmary directors l. Kra a to Quot lec City. Daniel Korns. Recorder commissioners Janies h. Morrow. Elijah Shull. Philip Getzman. John s. Graham. Jacob Miller. Cd c. Welty. Fletcher Douthitt. B. Scott. Andrew Erwin. Glatfelter. A Erk to. Marshal Street commissioner Council Nev Philadelphia times. Little happenings. Samuel Moore editor and proprietor. Thursday april 5, 1888. Office in Hummel Block East High St., second floor. Population new Philadelphia 4,500 game Warden. Justices. Names. Township. A. Youngen. Same a Bixler. Henry deible.-. Philip Doerfer. Daniel Krebs. Milliken. J w Newburg. Jos 11 Lostetter Nich Montag. y Renneker. Charleszi Ehlers Philip a Garver c c Fernsel. Daniel Richards Hugh t Minnus. J 11 Booth. P ii read. John s Spring. John w Rolli. David by Cymer Samuel c Kline John Milone. F j Greene. Jno w Lytle . C w Knisley. J r Mulvane and Timmerman. T j Murphy. Jas Galbraeth. T b Rankin. L a Cornett. W j Lla Kinson l s Mckinney. Wesley m Tracy Lewis c Zollars. T Richardson. M s Wagner. J l Baldwin. T k Robinson. J ii Gardner. R <1 Galbraith. Hiram Tehmau. A Toby to Coruthers Isaac outs. James w Stoutt John Wetter. William Kinsey p ii Kuhn. Auburn. Auburn. Bucks. Bucks. Clay. Clay. I Over. Dover. T Over. Fairfield. Fairfield. Franklin. Franklin. Goshen. Goshen. Goshen. Goshen. Jefferson. Jefferson. Lawrence Lawrence Mill. Mill. Mill. Oxford. Oxford. Perry. Perry. Rush. Rush. Salem. Salem a Sandy. Sandy Post fir. Ragersville. Ragersville. Baltic. Baltic. Lock no. 17. Gnadenhutten. Canal Dover. Canal Dover. Canal Dover. New Philada a. Zoar station. Strasburg. Strasburg. New Philada a. New Philada a. New Philada a. New Philada a. Port Washington Stone Creek. Zoar Bolivar. Uhrichsville. Uhrichsville. Dennison. Newcomerstown Newcomerstown Cadwallader. Cadwallader. Tippecanoe. Gnadenhutten. Port Washington port Washington Mineral City. Mineral City. Sugar Creek. Shanesville. Sugar Creek. Union. Union. Warren. Warren. Warwick. Warwick Washington Washington Shanesville. Uhrichsville. Leesville. New Cumberland new Cumberland Tuscarawas. Tuscarawas. Albany. Paoli Wayne. Dundee. Wayne Dundee. York new Philada a. A York Black band. Professional directory. A is. N. Richards m. Physician and surgeon new Philadelphia Ohio. Office in Lytle Block Over furniture store. 4yyl Arthe new Philadelphia ticks will he published every thursday morning in new Philadelphia Ohio at the following rates one year. Cash in Advance -.81 00 if not paid within six months. 1 50 a remittances should be sent by draft registered letter Post office order to the address the proprietor. A in address All matter intended for publication to the times. Oxford township will vote local option in the near future. Y c. Parks m. D., physician and surgeon. All Calls Day night prompt answered. Office Over Routzen Heizer a drug store. Residence two doors South 0 amp p depot. 40yl Jas. A. Richards. Jos. T. Mccullough. Richards a Mccullough attorneys at Law. 49yl new Philadelphia Ohio. T. J. W. Richards physician and surgeon. Office and residence no. 46, South Broadway new Philadelphia Ohio. 48yl prances Romig attorney at Law and notary Public. Office in the Mclane Block. New Philadelphia Ohio. John s. Graham attorney at Law and notary Public new Philadelphia Ohio. All professional business promptly attended to in Tuscarawas and adjoining counties. Office up stairs opposite court House North Broadway. 4<yl j ii Booth attorney at Law notary Public and conveyancer. Special attention paid to collections executors. Administrators and guardians accounts. Office up stairs opposite the court House North Broadway. 47yl Camuel Moolten attorney at Law new Philadelphia Ohio. All professional business entrusted to his care in Tuscarawas Harrison and adjoining counties will receive prompt and careful attention. Office Over citizens National Bauk. Bucklen Warnaca Salve. The Best Salve in the world for cuts bruises sores ulcers Salt Rheum fever sores Tetter chapped hands chilblains. Corns and All skin eruptions and positively cures piles no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect sat Money refunded. Price 25 cents per Box. For Sale by . Miller amp son. 6y2 tabs its. Ii. Amp a. Lacey procure patents in the u. S., Canada and Europe 20 years experience. Preliminary examinations As to patentability inventions free. No attorney fees in Advance for obtaining u. Patents. Full instructions in patents Terras Etc. Sent free. Address r. amp a. Lacey Patent att is Washington d. C. Us a. 2, 8syl t. W. Mcdermott d. V. S., honorary graduate the Ontario veterinary College Canada treats All diseases Domestic animals. Surgery a specially. Horse dentistry neatly done. Calous Teeth removed. It pays to keep a horses Teutli in Good condition. Spavins and ringtones Best treated by the actual cautery. Calls by Telegraph otherwise promptly an swered. Office Over a drug store new Philadelphia Ohio 4yl Mitchells dental rooms. Crant Mitchell d. Formerly instructor at Philadelphia dental College. City Block new Philadelphia Over Rai tfx a hardware store Crown and Bridge work skilfully executed. Gas and Ether administered diseases the Mouth and Teeth a specially 1_____________________ the Gilsey House new Philadelphia. Ohio. Alfred Bailey proprietor. The House has been newly furnished throughout. Pleasant rooms table first class. Prices moderate. Bus to and from the cars. Good livery in connection with the House. 9yl remodeler refitted and refurnished throw out hew $ Johnson i House. H. B. West manager 133 Superior Street Cleveland,.Ohio. Terms�?81.50 to 82.00, according to room. Cd Kris th0s. H. Case 52yl l. Golder Minnesota leads the world with her Stock Dairy and Grain products a,000,000 metres fans Timber farming and gracing lands adjacent to Railroad for Awe cheap easy terms. For mans Kea rates Etc., and areas j. Book waiter Lana commissioner a h. Warien general a m Ana Jii the u. Senate passed the House Bill april 3d, granting a $2,000 pension to general Logan a widow. If president Cleveland appoints sex governor Hoadley to the vacant chief Justice ship he will please the whole dealer. The Tunnel at Mineral Point caved in again april 2d. Trains will not pass through it for ten Days two weeks. Passengers have to walk Over the Hill be transferred in wagons. Personal mention. Wichita Kansas emptied her prison one Hundred tramps last monday by shipping them East in two Box cars labelled a a perishable a the freight being prepaid fifty Miles. Or. Richardson a Bill changing the term township treasurers and clerks from one to two years and constables from one to three years passed March 30th, and is now a Law. A City ticket composed women for the Council and a woman for mayor was elected in Oskaloosa Kansas monday by 6g majority. The morals the town Are to be straightened out. The Southeastern Gas company Cambridge is trying to negotiate with Newcomerstown for the furnishing natural Gas. It would give Newcomerstown a Send off if she succeeds in getting Gas piped to that place. Our patrons will please take notice that the times office will be moved Friday this week to the Hummel Block Over Wise amp Zeebe a grocery store where we have More commodious rooms and Hope to see All our patrons in our new place business. Hon. We. Helmick Washington City a former resident new Philadelphia died at eight clock saturday morning last. Or. Helmick represented this District two years in Congress and resided in Washington and was a leading and enterprising citizen while Here and has Many friends in this City. The surveying party the z. N. Amp c. Have completed the Survey from this place by Way canal Dover and Zoar and As soon As the calculations can be made and the Grade known we will hear from the company As to the feasibility that route. The Engineer will be Able to give the information by april 10th. Until that is done we can give no further Railroad news. The chronicle last week contains an interesting statement based personal investigation by . W. Ii. Stout concerning fuel Gas. Or. Stout went to Pittsburg and visited the Westinghouse company a works. This Gas can be burned in open grates stoves. It is claimed that one thousand feet Gas will give As much heat As four live bushels Coal. It is also claimed to be As cheap to the consumer As Coal and it certainly is much cleaner and less trouble. The Tine is not far in the future when Many towns will be supplied with Gas. The Mineral Pointer says the citizens Mineral Are very indignant Over the acts the Council in paying out $228 the corporation funds to a detective for trying to capture a a tire it seems that last december there was an incendiary attempt to fire the town a fire having been kindled in what is known As the Tremont House. The fire was discovered in time to be put out. It was to catch the fiend that the detective was employed and now that the annual statement is published this expenditure came to the knowledge the Public. Suppose the Rascal had been caught is there any doubt that the acts the Council would have been commended ? because the detective failed is that a just reason for censure. Vigilant efforts to bring criminals to Justice w ill prove a wholesome preventative to the commission crime. Better stand by the Council. Times office in Hummel Block. Good farm for rent. Address Oliver Knisely new Philadelphia Messes. Parr amp Kelly have opened up their new shoe store South Broadway. Clark amp Brown have moved their grocery Stock to the Price room East High Street. Or. Samuel Minnig is building a new addition to his dwelling House East front Street. The democracy Canton made a clean sweep monday electing the entire ticket. The Knodel Bros. Are putting up a new building near the Sherman House for a meat Market. Or. W. Ii. Stout who has for several years been connected with the Tuscarawas chronicle a portion the time As editor severed his connection with that paper last week. Or. Stout has not yet determined where his Field labor will be in the future but no doubt it will be in the newspaper Lino. We Are pleased to note the fact that . Stout is a first class newspaper Man and a Good editor. During the serious illness . Graham . Stout took charge the chronicle As editor and got out As Good a Republican paper As any weekly in the state. He is conscientious and honest in All his doings. We have it personally from . Graham that . Stout was strictly honest and took As much interest in the chronicle office As though he was proprietor. Or. Stout has our Best wishes although an opponent in politics. His conduct has always been courteous and honorable. May his future efforts be crowned with Success. Senhauser amp son have moved their Stock into the rooms formerly occupied by John w. Burry. J. Burry amp co. Are now arranging their Mammoth Stock dry goods having moved in the j. W. Burry Stock. John Hupfeld moved his merchant tailoring business to his room West High Street West Mathias store. Jacob study has moved his grocery Stock to the room in the Gentsch building formerly occupied by Clark amp Brown. Canal Dover took great interest in the race for mayor. Mitchell and Shealer were the contestants. Mitchell won by a majority about 65. Or. Edward West Averof Rush township gave the times office a pleasant Call tuesday. We learn that Westhaver will be a candidate for commissioner. He is a we Orthy Man and if nominated and elected will make a first class commissioner. Or. Samuel r. Minnig editor the Beo Zachter has purchased a part the lot own Ned by Jacob Degreif opposite the m. E. Church it being the 22 feet front where the meat Market was kept and will put up an addition to the present building and move the printing office to his new location. Elmer b. Long aged 19 years son William and Matilda Long Walnut Illinois we As accidentally shot dead a few Days ago. The people new Philadelphia will remember mrs. Long As Matilda Hensel formerly this place. Mrs. Katy Hess and son started monday to attend the funeral. You ought to see the Wagon loads new furniture almost daily arriving at a. Gintz amp cons. There you will find anything in the furniture line that is needed either in a hut Palace at prices that defy Competition. You we ill find them at their old place business As their Stock is too Large to Ever think moving. Messes. Senhauser amp son have moved their Stock clothing and gents furnishing goods to the double store formerly occupied by j. W. Burry. They have Nowr the finest location and the largest Stock clothing in town and say they will sell at prices so Low that it will astonish the natives. The Public Are respectfully invited to Call. Or. M. W. Burdick the new music dealer is having a splendid Trade having sold several instruments in the past few Days. On saturday last he sold to . Lappin one those Fine Everett pianos. Any one wishing to see and hear the tone the Everett piano can do so by calling at . Lapping a who will take pleasure in showing it. Messes. Ambrose Bowers and Howard Yeagley have opened up As neat and tidy a restaurant just opposite the court House As can be found anywhere. Lemonade soda water ice Cream and All kinds confectionary goods always will be kept also fruits. The boys respectfully invite the Public to Call. We see no reason Why these accommodating and gentlemanly Young men should not do Well. We wish them Success. Brutal assault at Steubenville Steubenville april 1st. At 11 clock last night Lida the 15 years old daughter John Mckeever was attacked by an unknown Ruffian fifth Street above the Market dragged into an Alley and an attempt made to outrage her. Her face was badly scratched and her clothes torn. The assailant escaped. Unclaimed letters. The following list unclaimed letters remain in the new Philadelphia Posto Tice april 3d, 1888 j. If. Hesson Artie Brill John Core bin. Nader Ben Kolin Henry Koehler John Minnich John Newport mrs. Margaret Meridith mrs. Louisa Thompson mrs. Flora Marty mrs. Ann Elizabeth f. Berger Nettie Cummings. E. Degreif p. M. Marietta Centennial 1883. Norman Stover Columbus o., is visiting Morrison Ray. Miss Alice Hayes Wooster o., is the guest miss Laura Kennedy. Or. Nathan Stine and wife moved to their farm near Gnadenhutten last tuesday. Mrs. Rolland Kirtz has had another attack paralysis is very Low and not expected to recover. Election Day. Or. De. Morrow Canton w As in new Philadelphia business Friday. De. Is looking quite Well. The Cleveland amp Marietta Ray co. Will sell round trip tickets from All stations to Marietta april 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9, Good returning until april 10th, at one fare for the round trip. Many prominent speakers and societies will be present and exercises appropriate to the Celebration the Centennial the first settlement the great Northwest territory will be held. This will be the first grand historical event Ohio Indiana Illinois Michigan and Wisconsin. All should join together and celebrate our one Hundred years Prosperity. For information regarding time trains Etc., Call address by agent the Cleveland amp Marietta b y co. Yours truly w. K. Richards Gen. Pas. Age to. Miss Laura and will. Kennedy came Home from Wooster University Friday last. Laura we ill remain at Home and William will return after vacation. Hon. A. T. Ready has been the sick list for the past three weeks and confined to the House but is Able to be out again. We Hope he will soon fully recover. Mrs. Battershell East front Street entertained a party invited friends at her residence tuesday evening last which we As High appreciated by All present. _ Sherman Scott is with Barnum amp Bailey a great London show. He we rites to his father that he is Well pleased with the show business. They Are now in new York and will show there two weeks yet. Married. At the residence mrs. Margaret Seibert by Samuel Bixler j. P., saturday evening March 31, 1888, . W. E. Seibert and miss pleasant Norris both Tuscarawas county Ohio. Obituary. Or. Alvin Vinton sr., a highly respected and influential citizen this City died monday night paralysis. About a year ago . Vinton had a stroke that wrecked his physical Powers very much and for a time impaired his memory but had improved so As to be Able to be about again late. On last Friday the disease attacked him again and from which he never rallied but lingered until monday night. Or. Vinton has resided in new Philadelphia Many years. He was born in one the Eastern states. He was a successful business Man and accumulated considerable wealth. Mrs. Vinton three sons and two daughters survive him. He was aged 80 years and 8 months. His remains will be interred in the new Philadelphia cemetery the times office removed to Hummel Block East High Street. Done to turn Over a new Leaf if the new is worse than the old one. A Pennsylvania wife kept her bus band away from a certain Saloon in rather a novel manner. She trapped a Skunk and Flung it into the place and even the proprietor who is a great Home body decided to take a week . By oversight a very vexing mistake was made in last weeks Issue the times concerning election Day. It was stated that election Day would come tuesday instead monday. We sincerely Hope that no one was misled by it. _ an Albany estate Over which there has been thirteen years litigation has finally panned out 85 cents apiece for the heirs and they have gone Home satisfied. The lawyers got about $11,-000 free press. The heirs were Lucky and they should have held a thanksgiving service Over their remarkable . There Are some heirs in this county whom we fear will wish they could be a a satisfied a too. Some people imagine that progressive euchre is a modern game but this is not True. A distinguished orientalist who tolerates my Friendship tells me that Solomon was its originator. He got it up to promote peace and sociability in his Large family and he and 799 his wives used to play it 200 tables in the Palace roses. That a the reason Why the head table is called the Kings table to this Day. The scheme worked like a Charm and the ladies were much amused and greatly drawn together till a mischievous Little wife who had newly come upon the scene induced the King to give a Booby prize. This fell to the lot the reigning favorite. The King immediately scampered to the Housetop and stayed there till the Sun was Low. He avoided the lady who won the Booby prize for Many Moons and no one could Ever get him to play progressive euchre again. A rare bargain for Sale will Trade for land in Tuscarawas county 240 acres Rich improved land situated in Poweshiek county Iowa seven Miles from the county seat five Miles from the North Western Ray seven Miles from the Rock Island Ray and forty five Miles East Des coins. There Are two dwelling houses the farm and other buildings. The farm is Well watered a Creek running though it. The farm is All fenced and Timber enough the land to keep up the fences and for fire Wood. The soil is very Rich. Sixty five bushels Corn to the acre was grown this land last year notwithstanding the dry season. Being Well watered it is Well adapted to Stock raising and it lies in a Rich farming Community. Any one wishing information As to Quality land Etc., can write Samuel Bigler formerly Fry a Creek this county who lives close by this land and who is a Rich Farmer and will give reliable information. The reasons for Selling trading is that the owner is a Bachelor and is quite old and not Able to farm much now and wishes to spend his old Days Tith his relatives and friends who reside in Tuscarawas county. For further information write Call John Kaderly new Philadelphia o., Call at the times office. This farm can be bought fair terms. Monday was a remarkable Day for election both in regard to the weather and the jumbled up result. The most spirited part the election in new Philadelphia was members school Board and mayor. The streets were thronged with the anxious like so Many toiling bees. Every thing was orderly and quiet. Harvey Barnhill and w. C. Browne were the successful candidates for members school Board. Mayor Korns was re elected but he had to Hustle. Pat read made an excellent run coming out Only 41 behind. Something Over one Hundred democrats scratched Pat he would have a a got some say it was done because Pat favored the Republican candidate for prosecutor last fall. A tit for Tate seems to be the motto in politics. Harhen you consider that the corporation usually goes Republican by about one Hundred majority it shows that Pat is no kid in politics. A strange Freak the election was that All the democratic candidates for members the Council were elected. All the Republican candidates were Good men but they neglected to a a watch As Well As Ife give below the vote in corporation and township township ticket. For trustee. James s. Minnis a. Cyrus alter r. For clerk. Adam so crier a. Thomas b. Raiff d. .252. .207275 179 for treasurer Louis Zellner d.282 Joseph Mcelroy r.178 for constables Jeremiah Thompson r.631 William Evans r.609 William g. Frew r.602 Hezekiah g. Sherrets d.460 Frank Stow d.561 Andrew j. Caddes d.466 for assessors precinct no. 1, Curtis Hill d.67 g. A. Spring,r.80 precinct no. 2, Franklin d. Crites i .104 David g. Johnson r.281 precinct no. 3, Edward Hall d.102 David Newton d.297 for Justice the face Hugh t. Minn is a. .675 Henry Mosher d.425 corporation ticket. For mayor Daniel Korns r.442 p. Ii. Read d.401 for Marshall William g. Frew r.306 Lige Shull ind .357 Hezekiah Skerrette d.184 for clerk Israel a. Correll r.468 John w. Knisely d.375 Fob treasurer. Henry v. Schweitzer r.472 Jesse d. Elliott sr., d.372 for councilmen. Three to elect John a. Buchanan d.441 Daniel Wyss d.448 William Bowers d.440 Arthur w. Brown r.355 George Welty r.409 Enoch Fribley r.427 for cemetery director. George if. Bowers,d.452 we. H. Hal ton r.393 democratic convention for Street commissioner. Philip Getzman d. George a. Kaserman a. For school directors. If. C. Browner. Harvey Barnhill a. Daniel i fuss in. T. Stock Well a. ,721 .135 .414 .500 .256 .174 the following ticket was elected in Jefferson township which Are All dem Cratsas we Are informed by our Friend j. W. Rolli trustees Jacob Rieker. Treasurer Daniel Wherley. Clerk John w. Rolli. Assessor Henry Haas. Constables William Ellwood. Justices the peace Adam g. Reg Ula and William Brown. The following gentlemen were elected in port Washington mayor a. Ii. Porter. Marshall Joseph Hitchens. Salem township. Trustees Thomas Stocker. Treasurer a. Ley. Clerk Adam c. Stocker. Assessor Charles Buhl. Constables a Jacob Ludwig min a. Stocker. Benja the following democrats were elected in Barren township Samuel b Ryan trustee j a Bower treasurer Dora Mccarthy assessor a b i ingate Republican for clerk. The entire ticket excepting clerk Are democrats. This is quite a democratic Victory for Ofarren. Their business booming. Probably no one thing has caused such a general revival Trade at f. C. Miller amp songs drug store As their giving away to their customers so Many free trial bottles . Kings new discovery for consumption. Their Trade is simply enormous in this very valuable article from the fact that it always cures and never disappoints. Coughs colds asthma bronchitis croup and All Throat and lung diseases quickly cured. You can test it before buying by getting a trial bottle free Large size $1. Every bottle warranted. See notice Isaac couts executors Sale real estate our fourth Page. The democrats Tuscarawas county Are requested to meet at the usual places holding their primary elections in their and election precincts in Friday May 4, 1888, at from 4 clock to 6 clock p. M. Except at the precincts Goshen Mill and Dover townships where the meetings will be held from 4 clock to 7 clock p. M. Of said Dayan organize said meetings respectively by selecting a chairman and Secretary who shall act As tellers and proceed to choose by ballot delegates to represent said townships and election precincts in the democratic county convention to be held in new Philadelphia saturday May 5, 1888, at 10 clock a. In., to nominate candidates for the following offices and in the following order one county auditor one county commissioner one infirmary director one county Coroner also to select delegates to the democratic congressional convention for the 16th District and to the democratic state convention and to transact such business As May properly come before the convention. Each township and election precinct will be entitled to delegates in the county convention upon the following basis one Delegate for every 25 votes and one for every fraction 13 votes cast for Thomas e. Powell for governor Ohio in november 1887, which will give each township and precinct the number delegates Here stated Viz Auburn. 7 Bucks. 10 Clay. 6 Dover. 24 Fairfield. 4 Franklin. 5 Goshen precinct 1. 5 a a 2 10 a a 3 11 a a 43 Jefferson. 9 Lawrence. 7 i 11 Den Nison. 10 Uhrichsville precinct 1. 4 a to. 4 a a a a 3. 3 Oxford. 9 Perry. 5 Rush. 4 Salem. 10 Sandy. 7 Sugarcreek. 11 Union. 1 Barren. 4 Farwick. 6 by Ashington. 5 Fayne. 8 York. 8 total.200 the chairman and secretaries the primary meetings will see that the names the delegates chosen Are properly certified to the convention. By order the democratic Central committee. T. J. Evans cd n. John a. Buchanan Sec y. Bound to do up Beriah counterfeiting a baking powder. The Public is too Well informed As to the danger from Alum baking powders to need any caution against using them. It is nevertheless a fact that Many our most prudent and careful housekeepers Are without knowing it using these deleterious articles daily and f rom them preparing for their families food which were they aware its nature they would not offer to a beggar. Baking powders made from Burnt Alum Cost less than four cents a Pound. When these can be worked off in place the Royal baking powder and sold for forty fifty cents a Pound there Are Many manufacturers and dealers sufficiently unscrupulous enough to do it. A favorite method Selling these poisonous Alum baking powders is by placing them in an empty Royal baking powder can and weighing them out in Small quantities when the Royal baking powder is called for by customers. The grocer if questioned claims that he buys in Large packages at a lower rate and is thus Able to sell below the Price the goods in Small cans. All baking powders sold in this Way Are entitled to suspicion. Analyses Many them have been made with a View to prosecution and in All cases they have been found largely adulterated and generally made from poisonous Burnt Alum. This is Selling counterfeit goods and is course an offence against the Law. We Are glad to know that the Royal baking powder company have taken the matter in hand and Are acting in a Way that will protect the Public from the swindle. The surest Protection from this fraud is for the housekeeper to buy the baking powder the Brand she wishes in the original unbroken package looking carefully to see that the Label has not been tampered with. The Royal baking powder company announce what is Well known that their goods Are packed for the convenience Consumers in cans various sizes but Are never sold in bulk by the barrel Loose by weight measure. The cans Are securely sealed with the company a Trade Mark Label and the weight each package stamped the cover. Any baking powder being peddled out by weight under the name Royal they denounce As bogus and to be avoided. Consumers should Bear these facts in Nind if they do not wish to have imposed upon them the poisonous Alum stuff that is being profusely distributed throughout the country under the name baking powder if however they buy the Royal in cans with unbroken labels they Are always sure using a baking powder perfectly pure and wholesome and the highest test strength and efficiency. Fast trains. Do you think taking a Western trip going West Northwest Southwest to locate if so write to John Laughlin travelling passenger agent Chicago Milwaukee amp St. Paul Ray 395 Oak St., Columbus o., for maps and other printed matter. Name the place Section country you desire visiting and you will be furnished the lowest rates fare by the Best route running fast trains. 13w4 some Lively politics in Wilkins District. Millersburg o., april 2. Everything in this Region is now politics from the highest to the lowest kind with the principal interest entering in the congressional situation. For some time Beriah Wilkins has been sent to Congress receiving a very Large majority but there has always been a Strong feeling discontent in this county because it never has let Een recognized by the selection any its candidates. The Strong hold which the democracy has District 16 generally makes a nomination equivalent to an election consequently the struggle is at conventions. The opposition to Wilkins in Holmes county dates Back several years and is principally due to the desire to see sex senator j. J. Sullivan Given some High position. He has been the Choice this county for Congress for six years but each time he has failed to get the coveted nomination. In 1882, after balloting four Days and nights he was Defeated in the convention. Charges queer political manipulation were openly made and did not tend to conciliate Holmes county. Still she stood by the nominee. Two years ago his name was again presented and this county a delegation stood solidly by him hut it is Well remembered How Beriah got the Plum. This year his name will again be presented and his friends Are doing some the tallest kind work to relegate Wilkins to the precincts Uhrichsville for two years instead spending them in Washington. The opposition Here has never Heen so Strong As to cause a Bolt but now the people regardless party Are working for Sullivan. It has been forty years since this county has had a congressman and this time something must give Way break and Beriah will probably have to break. As to Sullivan he is most favourably known throughout the state As a Good Man. Each county in the District will present a candidate and if the congressional convention Isnit the liveliest kind a political gathering Ever held in this part the state it wont be the fault the five aspiring and would be press. Transfers Rea estate. I As compiled in theoflice the recorder deeds Nancy v Walker to Anna l Hughes lots 9 and 10, Dennison $100. Jas a Slingluff to Fannie Sewell strip land Dover $100. Jos Hammer to we f plan part lots 22 and 23, Bolivar $450. Christian Sadler to Elizabeth Birely 50 acres Sandy township $10. We Berkheimer to John Berkheimer \ acres Sandy township $100. Jacob Renner to Harrison Smith part lots 19, 20, 21, Bolivar $1,900. Mary l Pugh to Chas e Mitchner part lot 2, new Philadelphia $100. David Whitmire to Samuel Foltz lot 2, new Philadelphia $96. Jacob Pearch to Letta l Perch lot 26, Uhrichsville $1. Jos Loeb to w b Penn lots 4, 5 and 6, Dennison $450. Nathan Stine to Margaret Sheridan part lot 499, new Philadelphia $5. Thos Moore it Al to we Stocklin 6 15-100 acres Goshen township $307.50. Zerelda a rank to win Prysi 40 acres Warwick township $1,000. Mar Kindree lob duet to Anson b Everitt lots 4 and 5, Dennison $1,200. Horace a Deardorff to Jas Nelson 19-100 acres Dover $120. Geo w Huston to Agnes Minnis part lot 507, new Philadelphia $500. Mary f Beatty to t h Loller part lot 211, Uhrichsville $100. After buying out j. C. Joss i am ready to furnish people with All makes pianos and organs at prices that is really surprising to All music dealers. I can sell a Nice new 5-octave Organ with 4 set Reeds with duplex Coupler for $45, guaranteed for five years. Organs ranging in prices from $45 upwards. A Nice new English 6-octave Organ for $90. We have a piano the Harvard make full size 7j-Oetave, for $225. The Everett a piano from $300 to $350. Decker amp sons piano from $300 to $425. The a. R. Chase piano manufactured m Norwalk Ohio from $300 to $400. Stein Way amp sons make piano if ordered Ilay Leton amp bro., any other make can be furnished at the lowest prices. We respectfully invite All persons desiring to Purchase a musical instrument to Call and see our Stock and we will guarantee satisfaction. Sheet music and other musical supplies can be furnished by j. C. Joss in same room. M. W. Burdick representing j. A. Radebaugh. 14w2 caught in his own trap. Cardington april 1st. C. Ii. Matthas living six Miles from Here suspected that something was stealing his Corn and loaded a revolver and set it so that when the door was opened the one entering would get a charge Bir shot in the face. He forgot it opened the door and got the charge in his face. His skin is full shot but his eyes Are not injured. Brace up. You Are feeling depressed your appetite is poor you Are bothered with headache you Are fidgety nervous and generally out sorts and want to Brace up. Brace up but not with stimulants Spring medicines bitters which have for their basis very cheap bad whiskey and which stimulate you for an hour and then leave you in worse condition than before. What you want is an alterative that will purify your blood Start heavy action liver and kidneys restore your vitality and give renewed health and strength. Such a Medicine you will find in electric bitters and Only 50 cents a bottle at Miller amp songs drug store. We Start in life with a great Stock Wisdom but it grows less and less the farther we go. Common pleas court. Proceedings. Casks settled. Vinton Stout inc Vinton v Charles Wilgus. E a Giffhorn v Nicholas Winkler. Donnell v Robert Sands. Nannie Mcmillen v Daniel Biteler. M d Woodford v Ira Kennedy. Mary a crites v Joseph Lytle. M d Woodford v resin Sparks. Judgment verdicts. Hawk amp Tracy v american sex co. Lizzie Severn v Jacob w Stoody. Christian Sauller v m t Kolin. Tried to jury. Jennie Bailey it Al v Bertha Meyers verdict for plaintiffs. Judgment against defendants. A j Lytle amp son v Laura Schneider $167.48. W l Klein amp co v Thomas Stocker. Donnell v Lewis j Gabe. Resolutions respect Geo w Moll vain. Appointment court Constable. Grand jury report. Indictments for burglary and larceny 2 burglary 1 larceny 1 murder 2d degree 1. Court const Ahio compensation. Decrees confirmations Etc. Jos Hostetler v Philip Knappenberger. Mary Stocker v David Stocker divorce. Samuel Douglas v Sarah Douglas injunction. Peter Ruehl v Charles Buehl partition. Wilbert Mcl Voino v Bell Schott Weli Sale confirmed and distribution proceeds. Criminal. Ohio v Law ver Han is plea not guilty. Ohio v Gustave Supply Bond $150, Ohio v Joseph Luntz warrant to bring prisoner plea guilty sentenced to Penitentiary seven years. Ohio v Simon g. Kiser new Bond $300. Ohio v Joseph Luntz surety defendants Bond released. Surety Harter Bond released. Ohio v Janies Lee plea guilty 14 months in Perii tertiary. Ohio v George Miller plea guilty 14 months in Penitentiary. Ohio v Levi i Somers plea guilty to Selling election Day Fine $10, costs $534, one hour in jail. Ohio v Somers personal recognizance $100 next term court. Ohio v Somers continued. Ohio v Gustave Supply plea guilty 1st count Selling sunday Fine $25, costs $5.90 and one Day in jail. Ohio v m l Galvin ordered to enter into new recognizance for next term court $2,000 Bond Given with justified Security. Ohio v Geo Lawver and Oliver Harris plea guilty sentenced to Penitentiary one year each. Ohio v Benj f Sanders order to give recognizance for next term $1,000. Ohio v same order to give recognizance for next term $1,000. Ohio v Ben and George Sanders each ordered to give recognizance for next term $500. Ohio v same each ordered to give recognizance for next term $300. Decrees and confirmation continued. Louisa c Winkler v Samuel e Winkler divorce. Harry Leiser v win Ellwood Sale confirmed. Judgments against deeds continued. John Keunzli v Christian Keunzli $298.00. We Pickersgill v James w Stoutt $300.53 Sale ordered. Peter Buehl v has Buehl partition confirmed. William n dearth v Francis r Berkshire distribution proceeds. Martha a Swihart v alais Stimer and n Winkler $705.44. Plaintiff to plead. Wible Wentz amp co v we h Vorherr. Alfred Bailey v the Phoenix ins. Co. Virginia Bailey v the Ueen ins co. William Miller v Jacob Lehupp. Washington Edie v Lillie a Duluth. Wentz Wagner a co v Valentine j Huprich. Edward Rosemond v Ernst Schmidt. Mary c Eckfeld v Margaret Schwab. Mary Helsdorfer v Henry Gieb. Eva Neuman v the Cincinnati. W 11 Criswell v Isaac Penrod. Nevada Utterback v diaries Sheu. Same v David Cox the c l it so w k k v a Deis. Defendant to plea. David m. Ervin v Anna Ervin it Al. James Barton v new Philadelphia pipe works. William Broadhurst v same. John Mason v same. Edward Mason v name. William Kerr v John s Pyle. Philip h Deis v Edward Hurd. Lydia Whitmen v Aifred c Demuth. Edward h Megrew v John i it Bailey. David Barnheiser 11 Goff. Alda j Fleck v Frank Fleck. Harvey Spaulding v Henry Stofer. F ii Goff trustee v David Bankers. Anna d Pfeffer v Martha \ Guaman. Mary b Cherry v c Cherry. F ii Goff tru amp toe v David Barnhill. Nancy Wallace v Joseph Wallace. Susan a Brainard v c lamp w Railroad. Eliza j Mulburn v Elizabeth Drillars. Christian Kuenzle v Nicholas Miller. John a limes v e w Mathias. Henry Bowers v Riley j Aultman. Cyrus Roth v John t simmers. James Taylor v John Lickey. Peter Buehl v Charles Buehl. Tried preliminary pleadings. F ii Goff trustee v David Barnhill motion for receiver overruled motion for Security for costs sustained. I c Gentsch v Oliver Knisely demurrer defendant overruled motion sustained. Charles Schriber v John nagely demurrer plaintiff to answer overruled. Farrington Barricklow v Henry Custer Custer a demurrer overruled. W l Davis v the Excelsior Coal co motion to quash service sustained. Case dismissed. Elma Williamson v Theodore h Williamson. Real estate Agency a a Samuel Moore new Philadelphia Ohio. Property All kinds for Sale Exchange All properties left in our hands will he advertised free charge. Commission charged Only when Sale Exchange is made and at reasonable rates. Inquiries by mail promptly answered. Call at the times office Over citizens National Bank. No. 2. Dwelling House. A Fine two Story Frame House containing seven Large rooms conveniently arranged finished in Good style and papered throughout. Bay Extension in front the House affording a Fine View the Street also a portico in front Good chimneys built from the ground up grates in four rooms and stove flues Tor three rooms Good cellar closets and Large Cistern Wood and Coal House and other out buildings. Splendid variety fruit Trees just beginning to Bear such As pears plums peaches and apples 5,509 bearing strawberries excellent Quality 500 bearing raspberries. Also plenty currents Goose i carries and grapes. Two lots one 60x2 t4, and the other 54x264�?both fronting the Street. This property is situated a Good Street in new Philadelphia Ohio. 1 he proceeds the Lier Ries alone will pay a Good per cent tin investment Price very reasonable and easy payments. Call at the items office. Of no. 15. One lot and two houses. A Good two Story Frame dwelling seven rooms lot 66x264, with another Good one Story Frame House four rooms same lot and both houses in Good repair. Good fruit Good Well and Cistern premises and also Good outbuildings. Situated m new Philadelphia West High Street and is a Corner lot. Will sell very cheap will Trade for a Small tract land. A bargain in it. Call at the times office. 1 have for Sale a line Rich level pro 1 Active farm 2,250 acres. First and second Bottom land about one half cleared and in cultivation balance Good Timber three Miles from the City Vincennes Indiana Railroad station one Corner and three four tenant houses the farm. Gravel Road to the City. Will raise 25 to 35 bushels wheat and 50 to 80 bushels Corn to the acre. Good for All grasses Small Grain. Price $25 per acre. A Iso several Small farms in same Vicinity at very reasonable prices. For further information Call at the times office. Of Western and Southern excursions reduced rates via Pennsylvania lines West pitt311urgh. Tickets at one fare for round trip to representative Points in Iowa minnea Sota Dakota Nebraska Kansas Arkansas Texas and new a Exico will be sold from stations the Pennsylvania lines West Pittsburgh Jarch 20, april 3 and 24. 3/ay <8 and 22, june 5 and 19, 1888. Tickets at one fare for round trip to representative Points in Kentucky Tennessee Louisiana Mississippi Alabama Georgia North and South Carolina and Florida will be sold it a 3/arch 26, and april 9 and 23, 1888. All tickets will be Good returning within thirty Days from Date Sale. For further and Complete information apply to the nearest passenger ticket agent tin Pennsylvania co., Pittsburgh Cincinnati a St. Louis Lily co., it hic ago St. Louis a Pittsburgh Ray co. 12w5. The undersigned hereby announces to the Public that he Sells first class fruit Trees the Best varieties All grafted add budded fruit. Also new varieties that have been lately introduced and found reliable. Evergreens Maple truss shrubbery Aii kinds climbing vines Small fruits grapes id All kinds. Greenhouse plants and Bowers. Anything you wish for in my line you can obtain me for one half the Price usually asked by agents. I cordially ask you to patronize your Home nurseryman and Florist. Daniel Wyss. New Philadelphia Jan. 26. 5m0 $150 will buy a Good lot that Cost the owner $250, 50 feet front by 132 feed deep situated an Alley fronting a Good Street about four blocks from Public Square in new Philadelphia <>., if taken in a few Days. Call at the times office. True glory consists in so living As to make the world happier and belter for our . Market reports. Times office april 5, 1 1 flour Patent bbl. J a a a a sack. Best family bbl. A a Amber sack. A a a one w proc wheat a Bushel. Corny new Bushel. Oats new 79 Bushel. Rye�?7r Bushel. Butter�?7 Pound. Eggs to dozen. Buckwheat flour�?7h Pound. Hams Pound. Shoulders�?7 Pound. Sides�?7 Pound. Lard�?79 Pound. Tallow a Pound. Beef 79 Pound. Salt Goshen it barrel. White lime�?7? barrel. Akron cement�?7h barrel. Calcined plaster�?7 barrel. Land plaster ton. Barrel. Potatoes to Bushel new. Dried peaches to Pound. Rags to Pound. Onions�?7r Bushel. Hay to ton new. Timothy seed to Bushel. Wooi. Fertilizers to ton. Clover seed to Bushel. Dried apples to Pound. Chickens a Pound. Ducks a Pound. Turkeys a Pound. Geese apiece. $ 5 10 1 25. $ 4 45 1 15 1 50 85 65 35 5.� 15� 18 12 04 11 08 08 08 3 07@15 1 15 1 00 1 35 2 25 9 00 1 50 80� 1 00 06 01 75. 11 00 2 50 30. 35 00 3 60 05 05�06 06 07 40050

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