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New Philadelphia Times (Newspaper) - January 14, 1891, New Philadelphia, Ohio The new Philadelphia times published every thursday. One Dollar per year in Advance. Best advertising medium in the county. Books Bill Heads posters and Job printing of every description done on Short notice. Your favor solicit d. 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. I y or. 1 1 f 1 00 �2 a �3 00 8 5 00 2 00 5 on 7 50 15 00 i 3 00 7 50 12 50 22 50 5 00 12 50 22 50 40 00 8 00 22 50 40 00 75 00 business notices ten cents per line. Volume Philadelphia o., wednesday january 14, 1891. Number 3. Cleveland amp Pittsburgh r. Tuscarawas Branch schedule in effect nov. 23,4890. Going East. Stations. A Kava new Philadelphia canal Dover. Zoar. Mineral Point. Magnolia. Waynesburg. Malvern. A Oneida. Minerva. Arrive Bayard ail 6 25 . 6 45 a a 7 15 Quot 7 30 a a 8 00 a a b 10 a a 8 35 a a 8 45 a a 0 00 a a 9 20 express Alliance.10 15 Cleveland.12 50 Wellsville 12 it 5 Bellaire. 5 0 a a Pittsburgh. 2 20 2 00 210 a a 2 25 a a 2 31 a a 2 46 a a 2 51 a a 3 01 a a 3 06 a a 315 a a 3 25 a a 4 30 a a 6 35 a a 4 50 a a 8 25 a a 7 00 a local. 1 00 . 12&Quot a a. 45 a a 1 55 a a 2 17 a a 2 25 a a 3 cd a a 3 20 a a 3 40 a a 355 a a going West. Stations p leave Pittsburgh. Bellaire. Wellsville. Cleveland. Alliance. Bayard. Minerva. Oneida. Malvern. Wi7nesburg. Magnolia. Mineral Point. Zoar. Canal Dover. Arrive new Philadelph mall. Express local. 6 10 . 12 45 p.m4 40 10 a a.m8 15 2 407 45 1 1510 25 3 1010 50 4 15 7 10 1&Quot 58 4 25 7 25 u of 4 36 7 55 11 13 4 43 8 35j 11 24 5 00 8 55 11 30 5 07 9 20 11 44 5 27 9 .55 11 50 5 .45 10 10 12 c5 6 00 10 40 12 15 6 15 ill 00 All trains Are run Dally except sunday passengers for the West connect Ai Alliance with trains on the a great forts Ayue route running Pullman Palace sleeping cars and through coaches to Chicago. For time tables rates of fare Etc., apply to .1 f . Gent. New Philadelphia Ohio. Joseph Wood. A. Ford. General manager. Gen. I As. A t Pittsburgh a. Cleveland and Marietta Ray in effect i pc. 14, 1890. Going South. Stations. Going North. New Philadelphia times. Samuel Moore editor and proprietor the weeks doings. Wednesday january 14, 1891. Hummel Block second floor East High St. Population new Philadelphia 5,000 it i ruths new Philadelphia Timko will be pub sned every thursday morning in new Philadelphia Ohio at the following rates one year in Advance.1.00 if not paid within three to s 1.50 so pie met Tances should be sent by draft registered letter or Postof Dee order to the address of the proprietor. 4raddress All matter intended for publication to tub times. Henry Krister an aged and respected citizen of canal Dover died last thursday. _ the Republican party leaders know How to sympathize with the Parnell Branch of the Irish members of the English parliament. The revolution epidemic is again raging among our american neighbors. It Seldom disappears entirely but is at times this is one of the times a More violent. The Republican method of putting off financial legislation in the Hope that the Money Market will right itself is a Good Deal like buying a lottery ticket. Its very risky you May draw a prize but the chances Are All against you. The weeks doing. No. 5. No. 3. No. 1 of. 2. 400 pm 1115am Cleveland. 235 pm 523 1230pm Akron. 117 613 127 pm 1224 .�?T30 am to Edo. 625 715. 230 Laval Joar 11 0. I 740 255 525a ill anal Dover i1 55 t750 306 535 t truer a a. 1042 756 3 2 .540 Blackband. 1< 36 801 .418 51.5 Philipsburg Wolffs. 1 30 1 >15 sl4 i30 56 821 340 6�?~ 5 no motown 1ihi7 837 350 614 pos boy. 954 811 357 62 Guernsey. 946 846 403 24 Kimbolton. 939 855 413 637 Millers. 928 101 420 645 Oldham a. 922 910 428 650 Cambridge. 915 446 i11 Byersville. 850 5k 725 it pleasant .306 731 Glenwood. 831 512 Yva. 825 522 747 Belle Valley 15 532 m 3 Aid Well. 803 540 91 1 Untley. 754 547 8 1 South Olive 141 653 24 Dexter City s2l 000 .31 Macksburg 731 608 837 Baba. 726 619 848 Warner. 715 1 629 858 1 Whipple 705 �41 1909 Stanley. 653 648 646 914 1 a Wood. 705 932 Marietta. 6.30 155840 1 23 11 111 no.4. 512 420 1340 316 316 301 t2a6 244 it 225 218 i 212 it 202 it 155 1 14s i 1 6 a 112 the i til 0 1250 124o jtl234 1225 112 0 11213 120 5 1155 1145 1133 talks 1110 74oam Flag stations. Through coaches on trains no. 2 and 3. Between Marietta Canton Akron. Cleveland and Toledo. Close connections made at Marietta with c. A b., t. A Sex. Ky., z a 0. R., and Ohio River packets at Cambridge with A East and West at Newcomerstown with pc. A St. L. East and West at canal Dover with c. L. A a. And c. A p. North and East at y Alley Junction with w. A And Valley i Gay. A. I. Wikoff. Gen manager. k Rickii ads Gene a pass age to Pittsburg it. a one amp Chicago Railroad condensed time table in effect May 18 the Force Bill is like the Good Indian a gone to the Happy Hunting eight Republican senators thought the financial Bill of far More importance than such High handed attempts to abridge the rights of the people. The Liberal minded republicans have some regard for the Constitution. The Republican loaders in the Senate seem Bent upon the destruction of their party. All right lot them go ahead. Not Only can the country Stan 1 the death of the Republican party but it can afford in View of the general Benefit thereby conferred to give the Corpse a grand funeral and it will proceed to do it in the Early Days of november 1892. A a jingoism is a dangerous amusement when one has an opponent As powerful As great Britain to contend with. This is a truth that or. Blaine a probably recognized now that he Nas placed this country in a position where we must fight and every one knows we Haven to the Navy to do that or else humiliate ourselves before the entire world by backing Down from our claims of exclusive jurisdiction in Behring sea. Air trains depart from Alliance As follows on Central Lime going West no. 1. Fast line. 9. Chicago express. 11. Mail. 3. Mail express. Going East no. 8. Fast line. 14. Accommodation. 4. Mail. 10. Fast express. 20. Day express. 6. Alliance accommodation. T 2-30 "10-20 t 9-20 4-50 3-45 t 6-30 3-10 9-10 110-30 p no 2-45 trains leave Alliance for Niles and Youngs town at 5 a a 12-45 a a and 2-30 . Arrive at Alliance from Niles and Youngstown at9-5o a a 4-150 and 8-00 . Note no. 3 has Pullman Palace sleeping cars through to Chicago. For time tables rates of fare through tickets and baggage checks and further information regarding the running of trains apply to the ticket agent Alliance Ohio. A daily. Daily except sunday. Daily except monday. A a. Ford general pass and ticket agent. Joseph Wood manager Pittsburgh a. The p. Amp St. Louis railway an handle route. Schedule taking effect june 15,1890. The Indian situation is about the same As for Days past now and then a Little skirmishing. They number about about 7,000 souls All told in the Camp of the Hostiles and Are in what is known As the bad lands of Dakota near wounded knee Creek where the recent fight occurred. There Are about 1,000 Well armed warriors in the Camp. I he soldiers Are gradually in on them and a fight will doubtless occur before they surrender. Wood haulers at once. Inquire at this office. Or. And mrs. O. Hoover attended the Jackson banquet. For rent a new House 9 rooms on East St. Clair Street. Inquire of s. J. Beck. 49 Reuben glue at opera House thursday evening Jam 15th. Seats now on Sale at halts. A Henderson a Gray is the sign across the Way where Stermer a Davis used to stay. A Ltd a a Nitro Glycerine works near Tremont Ohio exploded on the 9th inst killing several people and damaging property for quite a distance around. The Shock was Felt thirty Miles Distant. The grand jury met on tuesday. A volume of business to be gone through with As there Are nine prisoners no v in jail. Tuscarawas shows up Well on the criminal Calendar this term. Distilled from the richest malted Barley chases malt whisky is full of Nutriment mild and excellent and absolutely pure. A. Bin us amp son sole agent for new Philadelphia. 52w4 the Deuber watch company of Canton will resume operations again. An understanding with creditors Lias been arrived at and so Curfs it fund hed the party Likely to crowd or. Deuber. Canton folks Are again Happy. Fire broke out in a barn of Lenry Scheu of Dover sunday night about 7 of clock completely destroying consuming about 1,000 feet of lumber belonging Tscheu and a Chicken House belonging to or. Ault. No further damage. The greatest of All Yankee comedies a a Reuben glue a introducing song dances qua tettes and duets. This is the 4th season of this company and they do not fail to play to crowded houses everywhere. Tin v come highly recommended by press and tickets now on Sale at Halls. Prices a 50, 35, 25c. A proposition was made to our town by a responsible party of Parsons pa., a practical shoe manufacturer to put up $25,000 in Cash against a Bonus of $25,000 from the town and erect a Plant for manufacturing shoes. But of councilmen do not look favourably upon that Branch of manufacturing inv and decline to entertain the proposition. Many years practice have Given c. A. Snow amp co., solicitors of patents at Washington d. C., unsurpassed sue cd is in obtaining patents for All classes of invention. They make a specially of rejected cases and have secured allowance of Many patents that had been previously rejected. Their advertisement in another column will he of interest to inventors patentees manufacturers and All who have to do with patents. 2tf a lady a perfect companion. Do not find fault though you May gently criticise. Go to Fribley amp Stoody for Good meats Judy Block next door to Boston clothing store. 3w3 the Sherro Siville paper published at the Leesville times office and sent out with it has been discontinued. The ladies of the lutheran Church Are preparing to give a trades carnival on february 12th and 13th. received the school Roll of Honor for publication last week but it was unavoidably crowded out. It will appear next week. The weeks doings. Irmer Sof the country have been de from the evils of a great the f Deli Harvester Combine. They doubtless saw the hand writing on the Wall written by the Alliance. The Akron Beacon and Republican both Republican papers were consolidated on the Stinst. That City has but two papers now. The Akron times Democrat weekly Only and the daily and weekly Beacon. The City of Cleveland is clamouring for a new City government and a Bill to be introduced in the the cite n e if. Propos Winnat Ornic act. Dot to Folio in each legislature to it of Clevelan. Tin Var in it Wake Riping up h notice has been Given to the Republican leaders in in that president Harrison will b a candidate forr Suomi nation an i every Friend of the admin strap Ion is being org in to labor industriously toward getting the Side in line for Harrison. Messes. Jacob Stoody and Lambert Fribley have entered into a co part Ner Lupin the meat business. Tho Groc re room now occupied by or. Stoody bus been and Auger and the meat Market will be in the grocery store. A full Tine of the Best meats will be kit it on hand. Or. Stoody is a practical Man in the business and or. Fribley an excellent buyer so you can look out for Competition now. It is rumoured that the great american Harvester combination has gone to Fleecs. It seems that Aultman Miller is co., of Akron Are Strong kickers inst the proposition to fisc Empire works claim they were never in the combination. It will now be Ever manufacturing concern for itself and will doubt Ess make Competition stronger. Akron people Are rejoicing in the fact that the combination is a failure. Do not Manifest impatience. Miss Nanette Booth spent monday afternoon in Dover. For sale�?10 acres of 1st and 2nd growth Timber. Inquire at this office. Misses Mary and Minnie Taylor of Carrollton who have been visiting friends in this City returned Home tuesday. Miss Emma cunning of Akron who has been the guest of miss Kate Welty and miss Joe link returned Home tuesday. Miss hernia cunning of Millersburg will be directness of the a business menus carnival a to be Given in this City in a Short time. It would be just As Well for the Eastern philanthropists to let up on their Indian gush for awhile and give the soldiers a Chance. Go Down to the c. Amp Crossing on third Street on the 21st, 22nd and 23rd of february and see Florida on wheels. It is a travelling exposition of the products of that state. De Lute and Charles Mcknight were arraigned before Squire Rea l on tuesday for Hunting on forbidden lands and fined 85. And costs each. Mck night failed to his Fine am was sent to jail. A Safe weighing 5700 pounds was placed in the Conotton Valley Bank at Sherrodsville on tuesday. The Bank company is composed of messes. J. Allmon Henrj Bari Iek. Geo. Tomilson and others of the Coal Metropolis. Carroll chronicle. Phenomenal. The charge of russian persecution of the hebrews has been fully proven notwithstanding the frantic efforts of that eminent Republican editor Charles Emory Smith who by the Grace of Benjamin Harrison and the Friendship of James g. Blaine happens to be United states minister to Russia to stand by the Czar in his denial. Now the Czar has owned up but Charles Emory Smith has not been heard from. No wonder the hebrews in the United states Are asking for Smiths recall. Going West. Trains depart from the p. U. Amp St. Louis de of Uhrich some Junction As follows express. 11-05 accommodation. T 5-20 express. 12-15 3-53 a Lively contest is going on in the Colorado legislature just now. The Republican party is divided and one party is led by H. Eddy and the other by James Brown. The Brown faction numbers fourteen and by combining with the democrats form a working majority. The Brown democratic Wing have organized a lower House All to themselves. Eddy will have to Dot speaker reads a a Bossis a plan of counting a quorum. The Republican sky is not Serene anywhere. Going East. Express. Express. Express. Accommodation 245 t 11-05 a in 2-40 t 8-15 a everyday. Central time except sunday. Through coaches from Uhrichsville Junction to Pittsburg Columbus. Cincinnati Indianapolis and St. Louis Pullman Palace sleeping cars attached to through trains East and West. For time tables rates of fare through tickets and further information regarding the running of trains apply to ticket agent Ehrichs Ville Junction Ohio. E. A. Ford Gen. Pas. And ticket agent. Pittsburg a. Joseph Wood Gen. Manager Pittsburg a. A s or a a. A o �5 it 3 co pc Quot Cor >8 it Bucklen Warnaca Salve. The Best Salve in the world Tor cuts bruises sores ulcers Salt Rheum fever sores Tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and a skin eruptions and positively cures piles or no required. It is guaranteed to give perfect sat faction or Money refunded. Price 25 cents per Box. For Sale by C Miller a son. 6y2 great Are the benefits to the workingmen of the Mckinley Tariff Law. Even the dullest of them must to Able to comprehend now that reductions in wages and furloughs Are becoming such common occurrences among the Large manufacturers of the country. The hard Winter Wiff make this fact very Plain to lots of people and yet Republican papers will continue to print slush about the a a Protection of the american workingmen while hundreds of the men and their families suffer for the Barest necessities of life. Democrats in Congress have nothing to fear from an extra session of the fifty second Congress All they have to do is conscientiously perform their duties and let the future take care of itself. If the republicans persist in devoting the Tim Tavrich should rightfully be Given to a consideration of the annual appropriation Bills and other necessary legislation to obnoxious political measures that party will have to shoulder the responsibility of bringing about an entirely Unn Essary extra session with its attendant expense. Looking at the matter from a party standpoint an extra session would we believe for numerous reasons be an Advt age to the democratic party but we have no idea that such being the Case will have the slightest influence with the democratic leaders of the present Congress who we Are satisfied Are convinced of the Folly of following the Republican congressional example of regarding nothing else but party advantage in the shaping of legislation. The people expect something higher better and More patriotic from the democratic party and they ought not to be disappointed and we Haven to the slightest idea that they will be. Painless childbirth our new Book tells How any woman May become a Mother without suffering any pain whatever. Also How to treat and overcome morning sickness swelled limbs and other evils attending pregnancy. It is reliable and highly endorsed by physicians As the wife a True private companion. Send two cent stamp for descriptive circulars and confidential letter sent in sealed envelope. Addres Frank Thomas amp co publishers Baltimore my. 45yl Asa Holmes one of the oldest Citi Zens of Short Creek township and Well known in Harrison county died at his late residence on saturday last in his 85th year. Or. Holmes was one of the Best know i men of the county. Quiet and a ostentatious his known ability and sound judgment gave great weight to his counsels. He chose the quiet walks of life in preference to publicity and it was in the Home and the neighbourhood where his Good influence were most strongly Felt. He raised a Large family and the influence of the Home presided Over by such a father made the children useful men and women. He has five sons and four daughters. The sons Are col s. T. Of Columbus capt a. R., of new Philadelphia w. W., of Jefferson county Rev W., of the East Ohio conference and Clifford at Home we do not know the names of the daughters. Funeral services were held at Dickerson E. Church on monday and the remains interred in the cemetery at that Cadiz Sentinel. The astonishing practice of or. Nic Holls since he came to Canton less than three months ago is truly wonderful. He has successfully treated More than nine Hundred patients who were afflicted with All manner of maladies and has turned away a Large number incurable. Patients Are daily coming from All parts of the state to be treated by him. He is kept Busy from Early morning til late into the night. and his new advertisement. Farm for Sale. Mes olved Voic us Urfer amp Kinsey having Dis partnership and comp Ted their it the Stock was purchased by j. Ii. Kinsey the partner of the late firm or. Kinsey desires to say to the Public that lie will continue business at the old land and that he has purchased a lot of new goods that will arrive in a few Days. Until the arrival of the new lie will continue to sell at a related Price the same As before the invoice. If you want a bargain Call at once. After thanking the patrons of the late firm of Urfer amp Kinsey for past favors he respectfully solicits a continuance of their patronage. The pulpit and the stage. Rev. F. M. Shrout pastor United Brethren Church Blue Mound Kansas says a a i feel it my duty to Tell what wonders i r. Kings new discovery has done for me. My lungs were badly diseased and my parishioners thought i could live Only a few weeks. I took five bottles of or. Kings new discovery and am sound and Well gaining 26 pounds in Arthur love manager loves funny folks combination writes a a after a thorough trial and convincing evidence i am confident or. Kings new discovery for consumption beats Mem All and cures when everything else fails. The greatest kindness i can do my Many thousand friends is to urge them to try it. Free trial bottles at Miller amp songs drug store. Wholesale thieving. I have the Selling of an 80 acre farm situated near Dundee Tuscarawas co., Ohio. It is known As a part of the Ger Mann farm and i located about if Miles from Post office Railroad station ind wheat Market. Fair buildings and plenty of water. Cleared land and Good Timber in suitable farm Best adapted to grazing. Price such As will make the Sale. F. jr., iwo Dundee Ohio. Let of you cough the Jackson banquet. The Jackson club of Uhrichsville and Dennison celebrated Jackson a Day january 8tli by a grand banquet and Ball at the City opera House. The preparations were elaborate. Or. H. Richmond of Dennison caterer is entitled to great credit for the meal served. It was very Fine and served in elegant style. There were 180 covers Laid but the number in attendance fell far Short of filling the tables there being about 125 present. The Hall where the banquet was Given is Over 100 feet Long and two tables extended the full length of the room and across one end. These tables were finely decorated and contained the choicest of the season and under the Brilliant Light presented a Fine appearance. Or. Richmond brought the celebrated waiter or. B. Riley coloured and six assistants from Pittsburgh who attended to the wants of the guests in grand style. Or. D. A. Lambright performed the duty of Toast master. Toasts were responded to by V. Ream Lingen j. Castle j. F. Greene and Captain Parish. give two of the speeches this week and will give the others next week they Are too lengthy and have not room for them All. The Only mishap of the evening was in not giving our Short hand reporter any supper. The exercises closed with dancing which was highly enjoyed by All who engaged therein. Or. Reams response to a general Jackson As a citizen a and or. Lingen a response to a the ambitious youth of America a we append below speech of V. Ream. Ladies and gentlemen a fully recognizing the fact that i am in the presence of the Flower of and culture of the twin cities of the Beautiful Valley of the Tuscarawas within whose Borders the poets dream of the a Yale of Cashmere a and the ancients mythical a Valley of the gods a declaration of Independence in burning words of patriotic eloquence. No i am wrong again that was John Adams. He was the Man who promulgated the doctrine a that no foreign Power should Ever found a government on the continent of North no again i am mistaken that was Monroe. He was the Man who closed up a speech probate court. Totice is hereby Given that the Fol a la lowing accounts and vouchers of executors administrators guardians trustees and assignees have been filed in the office of the judge of the probate court of Tuscarawas county Ohio and will a for hearing on thursday january 29th, 1s91, and continue from Day with the following burst of 4th of july to Day until All Are disposed of oratory a was for me give me Liberty or final account and vouchers of John s. Give me no no that was Patrick Henry the a Silver tongued irishman. But he teas the Man the True patriotic american who when an eminent statesman talked secession sent him word that a by the eternal he would hang him unless he stopped where he was in his treasonable for further particulars i refer you to the history of your country which is full of his Noble deeds both As a president and a general. For his conduct As a citizen i must draw on my imagination. Can you imagine him sitting on a store Box whittling a Pine stick and talking politics or up in a Back room in a hotel playing a quiet Little game of draw with the boys or sitting with a lot of loafers around the stove in a Corner grocery telling funny stories and laughing at questionable Joks or coming Home late at night singing Annie Rooney and asking the policeman to kindly show him his House or at a country school House making a stump speech to the a terrified or dodging Down an Alley to avoid being Dunne for Washerwoman a Bill or Riding on a Railroad train on a pass or sitting o circus eating peanuts co enjoying the non and the fairy Dancin clothes or hanging a the i top seat at a it a chewing Tobago Lse of Tom Clown of go is in Short Lund the door of the theatre trying to dead head his Way in to see the Ballet or away from Home where he thinks no one knows him and flirting with a fascinating Brunette done up m a blonde wig or writing editorials for the county newspaper and Are so fully realized that you exclaim i signing himself a an old subscriber a or m your admiration a surely god was in i walking with his Best girl on a sunday his most gracious mood when he Ere i afternoon to save the expense of a Liv ated this pry Rig or on the other hand spending knowing that i am with you t night All his salary seven dollars a week on merely by your Sufferance to take the i his sweetheart and making his father place of a Man whom you have always his boarding and tailoring Bills or delighted to Honor and one whom i out among the Farmers swindling them hold in the highest esteem our Friend with Bohemian oat. Or Selling Patent or. Mitchell who unfortunately for Medicine from a Wagon on a Street Cor you is away from Home i ask of you Ner or making a dunce of himself As 1 Only this that should i by some Munfor am doing or no i ii Ive said enough if seen Accident or mistake or through you want any More draw on your own the mysterious working of Providence imagination. Can you imagine the say anything that pleases you or that grand old hero of new Orleans attend is really Brilliant that 1 claim credit my to any of the Ordinary affairs of for that is for myself. On the other file perhaps not but the Man who hand should 1 from any cause what was so Brave a general and such a True done to delay. Take Kempis Balsam the Best cough cure. It will cure your coughs and colds. It will cure sore Throat or a tickling in the Throat. It will cure pains in the Chest. It will cure influenza and bronchitis and All diseases pertaining to the lungs because it is a pure Balsam. Hold it to the fight and see How Clear and thick it is. You will see the excellent effect after taking the first dose. Large bottles 50c. And $1. A real Balsam is Kempis Balsam. Over say anything that is common or even hat which i am most sure to do that you May credit to this same dear Friend of mine or. Mitchell that comes from him. Applause my recollection of or. Jackson in whose memory you have arranged this banquet is very vague from the fact that the first time i saw him i was rather a Young boy. Lie was dressed m the military uniform of that period and was mounted on a Gray horse and is appearance was such As not Only to Trike terror to the hearts of his foes but it was such As to make his Remble in their boots. 11 is coat was tue and buttoned up to the Chin his routers were White with a firey red Stripe Down the leg and his feet were n a pair of of High topped boots and ornamented with a pair of it mexican spurs. With his left hand he guided the dictionary says a a Balsam is a thick pure aromatic substance flowing from Kempis Balsam for the Throat and lungs is the Only cough Medicine that is a real Balsam. Many thin watery cough remedies that Are called Balsam but such Are not. Look through a bottle of Kempis Balsam and notice what a pure thick preparation it is. If you cough use Kempis Balsam. At All druggists. Large bottles 50c and $1. Specimen cases. Lion. E. Benfer gave the times Sanctum a Caff on saturday on his Way Home from Columbus. He says there will be no appropriation made for the epileptic Asylum that was located at Gallipolis. The legislature will not approve the report of the committee on location. Or. Benfer save the new Philadel Hia canal Dover location is the Best of All Points visited and that if a Little Effort is made by the two towns the Asylum can be secured. He thought the people of our towns should offer the grounds free. think that a Bonus to the state should not be expected and should not influence the location of the institution but that other advantages As to Beauty of location Railroad facilities health Etc., As Well As the fact that Eastern Ohio has none of the state institutions Alloi which when taken into consideration a ought to be sufficient to induce the location Here. But if our people want the Asylum located Here they should immediately get together and bring what influence to Bear that we can summons in that direction and determine whether they will offer a Bonus by Way of location. suggest that our new Philadelphia Board of improvements cooperate with the Dover Board of Trade and see what can be done. There is no doubt that the institution would be of material Benefit to both towns. Let us be up and doing now. Yore suggest that a meeting be called at once. Some thief or thieves of this Vicinity has been doing a wholesale business in stealing meat in the past two or three weeks. The following persons have lost considerable meat some of t hem lost 300 to 400 Tbs and All they had John Hinig Jerry Thompson Rudy Myers or. Lessick mrs. Ballard John Ferris Charles Walton ii. Trustorff Philip Waddington Frank Walton or. A key and several others. It seems As though the thieves Are not providing for immediate consumption but Are handling it As merchandise. The officers Are on the Alert and the guilty ones will to brought to Justice yet. One party has been arrested but the proof is lacking and he will no doubt be discharged. You should quietly report these Depra nations to the marshals instead of telegraphing them to the City papers. Friend of his country As he was who As president displayed such integrity and executive ability As he did no doubt was an honorable and exemplary citizen for All Winch we Honor his memory. Speech of Ling an. Or. Chairman ladies and gentlemen a i am of the opinion that the Toast assigned me could More appropriately have been responded to by my Friend or those whose youth seems to be per Tennial and whose ambition increases with their youth. The text of my remarks revives memories Long dormant recalls my own youth when my towering ambition knew no a Alps a but which the hard realities of life have knocked into a a cocked the ambitious youth of America is a purely american production his counter part the movements of his prancing Steed i is not to be found in the heavens nor and in his right he held aloft a sword about other parts of the Earth nor in along As himself and As Broad As a the Waters under the Earth he is easily Cleaver which was reeking with the recognized by the size and adamantine Gore of his enemies. He was in the Quality of his Cheek. He is As ambitious midst of a terrific Battle and was sur As the author of a Beautiful Snow a his rounded by the dead and the dying manner towards his elders admit of no the air was full of s Noke and the dictation his nonchalance in rehearse smell of powder was such combined ing hi3 Gallan tries is the admiration with the Roar of the Cannon the rattle and envy of a old timers who feel they of the musketry the shouts of the were born too soon his ability to take charging troops the groans of the by care of himself and the rest of the Faming the noise and Din of Battle As to ily included has never been disputed make a person unaccustomed to such he goes to school and teaches the sights As i was at that tender age think teacher attends College and gives the pandemonium had broken Loose. 1 professor Points he never dreamed of trembled my hair stood on end from in his philosophy his curriculum com fright and like Many a Breve Man be Prises everything from the infantile Tore and since i Cut and run. I had pastimes of tying a tin can to the cats been standing in a bed room in my Tail to the organization of a Street car grandfathers House and looking at a company Between Dennison and highly coloured old fashioned print of Uhrichsville. In the sciences Art and general Jackson at the Battle of new languages he is no Slouch in the Lan s. Ii. Clifford new Cassel wis., was troubled with neuralgia and rheumatism his stomach was disordered his liver was affected to an alarming de Gree appetite fell away and he was terribly reduced in flesh and strength three bottles of electric bitters cured him. Edward Shepherd Harrisburg ills., had a running sore on his leg of eight years standing. Used three bottles of electric bitters and seven boxes of buckling a Arnica Salve and his leg is sound and Well. John speaker Catawba Ohio had five Large fever sores on his leg doctors said he was incurable. One bottle of electric bitters and one Box buc Kliu a Arnica Salve cured him entirely. Sold by Miller amp son druggists. Closing out Sale of Holiday goods. If you had a Friend on account of want of room i will for the next two weeks sell All Holiday goods left Over at Cost which includes Fine dressing cases shaving sets manicure sets cuff and Collar boxes jewel cases picture frames Etc. Also the Best assortment of books in the county including a few elegantly illustrated books poems Etc. Four Cioth bound books for one Dollar also a few copyrighted books of roes mrs. Holmes about to visit some Section of country where malarial diseases either m the form of chills and fever or bilious remit tent fever was particularly Rife what would Beamont the Best advice you could give him we will Tell you to carry along or procure on arriving that p it j pocket books purses Bill books letter tent medicinal safeguard Hostetter a books Etc., at 20 per cent. Ies3 than stomach bitters known throughout marked. A few very Fine bibles at Cost malaria plagued regions Here and in j forty albums of All grades and kinds other countries As the surest Means of j a some very Fine one so at Cost for two disarming the Miasmatic Scourge and i weeks Only As i must have room by robbing it of its fell destructive influx january loth when my new Stock of ence. Not Only does it forty the j Wall paper will commence to come in Tern by increasing its stamina but j at which time All unsold goods will have overcomes irregularity of digestion the i to be boxed and. Laid away to make liver and the bowels and counteracts room. Special bargains will be Given Orleans. The next time i saw him was under More agreeable at least to me surround Ings. He was sitting in an armed chair dressed in the height of the fashion of that Day. His a Lothes were Black the Collar of his coat Broad and stiff sleeves Long and tight his hair Padore and on his face a Placid smile like a Man who had played and won. Nut unlike the smile of Content on the lace of tin successful burglar or Faro fiend indeed he looked As though he had just gone through a Bank in fact he had just broken the Bank of the United states. He looked so kind and pleasant that i was about to ask him some foolish question when i was called away. I bad been standing in my grandfathers sitting Oom looking at an old fashioned engraving of president Jackson. It is unnecessary for me to say that my Grandfather was an old Jackson Democrat. I never had the pleasure of meeting him As a citizen perhaps no one Here Ever did my recollection is he had left the country before i was naturalized i know absolutely nothing about him As a citizen and i suppose that is the reason Why 1 was invited to be Here tonight to say something about him As a Plain every Day citizen. For you All Well know that As a Rule Alcott Etc., at Cost a few sets of books men talk the most about that which at Cost. A full line of ladies and gents they know the least. Not so with the women god bless them they not Only talk All the time but always talk about that which they know All about and As they know All about everything thus they have a perfect right to talk. If there is anything they do not know it is where their husbands stay so late at night. Applause As a citizen he surely did something he was the Man of whom it was said a first in War first in peace first in the heart3 of his no i gauges called dead languages he believes that inasmuch a they Are deceased that the duty of resurrecting them belongs to a Gabriel and his trumpet a and of All other known tongues lie knows a Little of each and All of them and when he can to speak them he makes signs. In literature and economical questions he has no peer who is so Well posted in the National pastime of the Little game of draw poker. The probable Winner of a horse race or prize fight. The ambitious youth of America god bless him is our Hope and Joy. In what country or clime docs he acquire the perfection of youth the attainment of knowledge and Wisdom the patriotic inspiration and action that is preeminently the characteristic of the ambitious youth of this glorious Republic to the ambitious youth aided by the counsels of his ciders Are we indebted for the perpetuity of the principles of the a articles of 1787,�?� and the a declaration of Independence and for sus Taining unsullied the immaculate purity of the a stars and stripes in 1812. How Many Battle Fields during the late rebellion can attest to the heroism of the glorious youth of this grand federation of states the greatest of the civilized world with its institutions the greatest Ever conceived by Man. The Asylum of the oppressed of All nations. The Halo surrounding the memories of our Patron saints Jackson Lincoln Grant Sheridan and Hancock who have passed beyond and our own Grover Cleveland who still is with us should be remembered and credited to the youth of America and in conclusion it is our proud boast that a in this land of the free and the Home of the Brave a it is not rank nor birth nor state a a it a get up and git that make men the unfavourable effects of Over exertion in Wall paper until january 15th. bodily and mental exposure in rough j member we Are the cheapest place in am mistaken that was the immortal weather or occupation too sedentary or j the county for drugs and Patent medi j Washington. He the Man who laborious loss of appetite and excessive Cines. Headquarters for school books nervousness. The functions of Alimon the new music books for the Public tation bilious secretion and sleep have schools at introductory prices j in it a most powerful and reliable Aux Wells drug store. Biliary. New Philadelphia 2w2 wrote the Ever enduring a Bill of rights the a declaration of no i am wrong that was talented and scholar a Jefferson lie was the Man whom Webster supposed defended the Call at the times office. For Sale a 70 acre tract of Good land live Miles from new Philadelphia 45 acres of Good coal�?4 it. Vein Eay of Access it. Of Blackband Ore under 20 acres. Fair buildings Good Orchard Good Spring near the House. Liberal Price and terms easy. A bargain in it. Graham administrator with the will annexed of the estate of William Criswell deceased. First account and vouchers of Magdalena Groetzinger executrix of the will of Jacob Groetzinger deceased. Final account and vouchers of Anna Kasey administer matrix of the estate of Jacob Kinsey deceased. Second account and vouchers of 11. H. Porter guardian of Amanda j. Nargney. Final account and vouchers of John 11. Evans administrator of the estate of Michael Evans deceased. First account and vouchers of Leroy Springer trustee of the estate of Anna g. Burri under the will of Alfred Burri deceased. Second account and vouchers of Edward Eggan executor of the will of Joshua Durbin deceased. First account and vouchers of George w Betscher Assignee of the estate of Christian Rath. Final account and vouchers of p. S. Olmstead Assignee of the estate of Jacob Denzer. First account and vouchers of Mary Mccllean guardian of Jane Mcclean. Third account and vouchers of Jonathan Domitr trustee of the estate of Orvy. Romig under the will of Samuel Romig deceased. Final account and vouchers of Frederick Hiuser executor of the will of Christina Wenger deceased. Seventh account and vouchers of John a. Wagner trustee of the estate of Catharine Ade. First account and vouchers of John a. Wagner guardian of Aaron s. Kep linger. First account and vouchers of Eliza c. Brown administer matrix of the estate of Samuel Brown deceased. Final account and vouchers of Georg Stiffler guardian of Eliza Stiffler. First account and vouchers of Jacob Foehl administrator de Bonis non of the estate George Mizer deceased. Tenth account and vouchers of David Githler executor of the will of John Gibler deceased. Sixth account and vouchers of Rosina Myers executrix of the will of George Myers deceased. First account and vouchers of Joseph Fredenbur guardian of Jessie And Bertha l Fredinburg. First account and vouchers of Samuel 11. Taylor guardian of Lucretia Berkshire. First account and vouchers of Joseph Loeb administrator of the estate of Mary a Hays deceased. First account and vouchers of John a. Hostetler guardian of William Baltzie. Supplemental final account and vouchers of George Betscher administrator of the estate of Mathias an id deceased. Final account and vouchers of Samuel Albaugh administrator Rof the estate of Lydia Albaugh deceased. First account and vouchers of Chart s Schneider guardian of Jacob Schneider. Fifth account and vouchers of James Smiley administrator of the estate of James Smiley deceased. First account and vouchers of Frederick Gilgen or administrator of the estate of Sarah Gilgen deceased. Final account and vouchers of t. B. Rankin executor of the will of Joseph simmers deceased. Sixth account and vouchers of John Het it a executor of the will of John heter deceased. Fourth account and vouchers of Lewis s. Winsch administrator de Bonis non with the will annexed of Trees Tateos Philip Schmidt deceased. Second account and vouchers of William c. Baker administrator with the will annexed of the estate of Engle Hart Widder deceased. Final account and vouchers of William c. Baker trustee of the estate of Franklin Weaver under the will of Joseph Cherryholmes deceased. Sixth account and vouchers of Moses i. Hochstetler administrator of the estate of Isaac Hochstetler deceased. Final account and vouchers of Josiah Murphy guardian of Mary Finney. Sixth account and vouchers of William c. Baker executor of the will of Geo. Garver deceased. Second account and vouchers of Philip Shafer executor of the will of Egidius lie Inley deceased. Final account and vouchers of William r. Romig and George w. Tope executors of the will of Lenry Romig deceased. Final account and vouchers of James t. Of Donnell guardian of James l., Ursulla Robert and Ida Suddeth. First account and vouchers of Hannah j. Crooks testamentary guardian of Samuel Crooks. Final account and vouchers of George Kelly and Eliza j. Kelly executors of the will of George Kelly deceased. Fourth account and vouchers of Lewis Geckler guardian of i son Bordner and Fremont Bordner first account and vouchers of t. Ii. Loller and w. E. Loller Nistra Torso the estate of William Loller deceased. Fourth account and vouchers of Henry Custer guardian of Cora May and Jesse Winspear. Final account and vouchers of j. B. Mathias executor of the will of Adam Mathias deceased. Fifth account and vouchers of Daniel Korns administrator of the estate of Charles Korns deceased. Final account and vouchers of Thomas a. Latto executor of the will of William Latto deceased. Final account vouchers of 8arah a. Keller guardian of Charles c. Keller. Eighth account and vouchers of John w. Baltzie administrator with the will annexed of the estate of Hannah Hensel deceased. Final account and vouchers of Charles s. Johnson guardian of Floyd Della Mccullough and first account and vouchers of Charles Johnson guardian of marshal w first account and vouchers of Donnell guardian of Ley and Yennie Baltzie. Final account and vouchers of James t. J of Donnell administrator of the estate of Frank p. Brown deceased. Final account and vouchers of James t. Of Donnell administrator of the estate of William Brown deceased. Fourth account and vouchers of Lambert Fribley guardian of Grace Roll. Fourth account and vouchers of Lambert Fribley guardian of Edson Roll. Fourth account and vouchers of Lambert Fribley guardian of Anna Roll. Fourth account and vouchers of David Limbaugh guardian of George c. Limbaugh. First account and vouchers of William Fribley trustee of the estate of Mary Fribley under will of Henry Kornig deceased. First account and vouchers of James t. Of Donnell guardian of George w. Fairless. First account and vouchers of Jamest of Donnell guardian of John j. Fair less. Second account and vouchers of George Campbell administrator of the estate of William Campbell deceased. Final account and vouchers of t. I. Healea administrator of the estate of Rosanna Zimmerman deceased. Final account and vouchers of Henrietta Zimmerman trustee of the estate of the heirs of Mary Jane Waddington deceased under the will of Henry Zimmerman deceased. First account and vouchers of Charles s. Johnson guardian of Samuel g. Thompson and Catharine a. Thompson. First account and vouchers of John s. Graham administrator of the estate of Rachel a. Brunner deceased. Final account and vouchers of Elizabeth Criswell guardian of Mary Efrank e., and Ralph d. Criswell. First account and vouchers of Joseph j unkind guardian of corns And Francis c. Davis. Final account and vouchers of Rosanna Minger executrix of the will of John Minger. Deceased. First account and vouchers of Francis Galbraith Guardi Iri of Harvey s. Mccue. First account and vouchers of Lewis c. Zollars executor of the will of Jacob Messer i a deceased. Final account and vouch is of Harrison i. Howell administrator of the estate of George Tiow a deceased. First account and vouch is of John g. Neuman trustee of the is Lydia a. Neur imn under tin Jacob i. Miller deceased. A St account and vouchers of Darius refling administrator of the estate of Peter Petty deceased. First account and voc piers of John k. Berksh re admin i or of the estate of Joseph Dew Doc ased. First account and vouchers of Abraham Youngen Assignee of Samuel Wylei an insolvent debtor. First account and vouchers of Joseph Loeb Assignee of John a. Benson an insolvent debtor. J. Year Ley probate judge. January 6, 1891. 2w4. Ite of will of probate court. I Potick is hereby Given that the Fol-4 lowing accounts and vouchers of executors administrators guardians trustees and assignees have been filed in theoflice of the judge of the probate court of Tuscarawas county and will be for hearing on thursday of brn-1ly 5,1 w91, and continue from Day to Day until All Are disposed of third account and vouchers of Daniel Wyss guardian of Ann Lubrer. Final account and vouchers of William Thompson administrator of the estate of Andrew j. Benson deceased. Final account and v Ushers of Matilda Shuster guardian of Ira Rosetta Annie And Carrie a. Shuster and first account and vouchers of Matilda Shuster guardian of Saintie k. Shuster. Final account and vouchers of Samuel Slade administrator of the estate of John ii. Carr deceased. Final account and vouchers of Theodore a. Packer Assignee of the estate of Foster w. Moore. Sixth account and vouchers of Peter Carl Pfeiffer administrator with the will annexed of the estate of Abraham Pfeiffer deceased. Final account and vouchers of Sarah Kinsey administer matrix of the estate of Daniel Kinsey deceased. Final account and vouchers of John t. Simmers guardian of Mary. Simmers. Final account and vouchers of George w. Bowers Assignee of the estate of James Oler. First account and vouchers of Thompson i. Healea guardian of Robert Work. Final account and vouchers of Daniel Wyss guardian of David Ripley and second account and vouchers of Daniel Wyss guardian of Minnie m., James h., Thomas a. And Jessie Ripley. First account and vouchers of Thompson i. Healea administrator of the estate of Ingabee Fowler deceased. Second account and vouchers of Daniel Wyss guardian of William f., Mary ii., Flora s. And Christian Hanne Rikat. First account and vouchers of Wesley Tracy administrator of the estate of Daniel Davy deceased. Tenth account and vouchers of Gordon Gilmore guardian of Mary a. Gilmore. First account and vouchers of John Doerschuk Assignee in Trust for the creditors of Arnos Hochstetler. Third account and vouchers of t. B. Rankin administrator with the will annexed of the estate of Jane hammed deceased. Third account and vouchers of Moses c. Yoder administrator of the estate of Jacob j. Miller deceased. Final account and vouchers of Francis Ankney executor of the will of Ruth Fox deceased. Final account and vouchers of Andrew c. Latto executor of the will of Eliza Latto deceased. Final account and vouchers of Amos j. Sneary late guardian of Barbara Ellen Mizer As rendered by Nancy Sneary executrix of the will of Amos j. Sneary deceased. Final account and vouchers of Andrew j. Chintz guardian of Jonathan w. And Rosa Ziantz and Firat account and vouch re of Andrew j. Ziantz guardian of Oliie Ziantz. F first account and vouchers of Lenry w. Renkert executor of the will of Jacob Renkert deceased. First account and vouchers of David Norman guardian of Edward a. Mcintire. Final account and vouchers of Malinda s. Collier executrix of the will of Edward s. Collier deceased. Final account and vouchers of Sarah Dugan administer matrix of the estate of George Dugan deceased. Sixth account and vouchers of r. F. Clark executor of the will of Jesse Stoneman deceased. First account and vouchers of Selecta Peter executrix of the will of William Peter deceased. i fourth account and vouchers of James. Rev a. Burgess and Galen d. Burgess sex Ere of James 1.ecu tors of the will of David Burgess Ora Isalt. Dec eat Elt to. Second account and vouchers of George Campbell administrator of the estate of William Campbell deceased. Final account and vouchers of Isaac Knisely administrator of the estate of Sarah Knisely deceased. First account and vouchers of Charles Hummell. Guardian of Lester Carnahan and marry Carnahan. First account and vouchers of Frederick Zimmerman executor of the will of Henry Scheu deceased. Second account and vouchers of Wesley Rosenberry guardian of Charles Rosenberry. Second account and vouchers of James v. Tomer administrator of the estate of Daniel Tomer deceased. J. Year Ley probate judge january 14,1891. 3w4

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