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New Philadelphia Times (Newspaper) - May 24, 1888, 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 01 every description done Short notice. Your favor solicited. New Philadelphia times the a a times advertising rates. Shack. 1 to. 3 to. 6 to. 1 y t. One Inch. S 1 00 $ 2 00 $ 3 00 # 5 00 three inches. 2 00 5 00 7 50 15 00 six inches. 00 1 .50 12 50 22 50 half column. 5 in 12 50 22 50 40 in one column. 8 00 22 50 40 00 75 00 business notices five cents per line. Volume Philadelphia o., thursday May 24, 1888. Number 22. Official directory. District. in kilns state c Hance common pleas county., a a probate a m precut Iii Patrick sheriff. We rowers w. Kinsey treasure. Johl Meyers. Ipp order. A g Neumann Keco Rufer 1 Jwuc s infirmary directors u Sec City Daniel Korns. James h. Morrow. Mayor clerk e1 Ijah Shull. Philip commissioner Johns. Graham.-. Jacob Miller. C. C. Welty. Fletcher Dou Liitt. B. Scott. Andrew Erwin. Warden. Council justices. Names. Township. Post office a. Youngen. Same a Bixler. Henry Philip Doerfer. Daniel Krebs. S Milliken. J w Newburg. Jos 11 Hostetler Nich Montag. S t Rennaker. Charleszi Ehlers Philip a Gaver c c Fernsel. Daniel Richards Hugh t Minnis. J h Booth. 1� h read. A William Brown. Adam Regula. David Breymer Samuel c Kline. John Milone. F j Greene. Now Lytle . C w Knisley. J b Mulvane and Timmerman. T j Murphy. Jas Galbraeth. F b Rankin. L a Cornett. W j Lla Kinson l s Mckinney. Wesley m Tracy Lewis c Zollars. T Richardson. s Wagner. J l Baldwin. T k Robinson. J h Gardner. R g Galbraith. Lliam Echman. Robot Coruthers Isaac couts. James Stoutt John Wetter. William Kinsey p ii Kuhn. Auburn. Auburn. Lileks. Bucks. Clay. Clay. Lover. Dover. Dover. Fairfield. Fairfield. Franklin. Franklin. Goshen. Goshen. Goshen. Goshen. Jefferson. Jefferson. Lawrence. Lawrence. Mill. Mill. Mill. Oxford. Oxford. Perry. Perry. Rush. Rush. Salem. Salem. Sandy. Sandy. Sugar Creek. Sugar Creek. Union. Union. Warren. Warren. We Arwick. Warwick. Washington Washington Wayne. Wayne. York. York. Rager9vllle. 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. Stone Creek. Zoar Bolivar. Uhrichsville. Uhrichsville. Dennison. Newcomerstown newcomers town Cadwallader. Cadwallader. Tippecanoe. Gnadenhutten. Port Washington port Washington Mineral City. Mineral City. Shanesville. Shanesville. Uhrichsville. Leesville. Newcum Derland Newcum Meriand Tuscarawas. Tuscarawas. Albany. Paoli. Dundee. Dundee. New philae a. Black band. Professional directory. Mrs. N. D. Richards. D. Physician and surgeon new Philadelphia. Ohio. Office in Lytle Block Over furniture store. 4�?~jyl c. Parks m. A. Physician and surgeon. All Calls Day night prompt answered. Office in the Patrick building. South Broadway. Residence two doors South c a p depot. 49 Jas. A. D. Richards. Jos. T. Mccullough. Richards a Mccullough attorneys at Law 4<jyl new Philadelphia Ohio. T j. A Richards physician and surgeon. Office and residence no. 46, South Broadway new Philadel Quot phia Ohio. 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 Ortli Broadway. 4,y 1 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. 4<yl Gamuel Moore attorney at Law new Philadelphia Ohio. Ail professional business entrusted to his care in Tuscarawas Harrison and adjoining counties will receive prompt and careful attention. Office in Hummel Block second floor. 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 Money refunded. Price 25 cents per Box. For Sale by . Miller amp son. 6y2 patents. Ii. A a. Lacey procure patents in the u. A. Canada and Europe 20 years experience. Preliminary examinations As to patentability inventions free. No attorney fees in and Yance for obtaining u. Patents. Full instructions in patents Terras Etc. Sent free address r. Amp a. Lace1 agent att is Washington d. C. Be. 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. Carious Teeth removed it pays to keep a horses Teeth in Good condition. Spavins and ringtones Best treated by the actual cautery. Calls by Telegraph otherwise promptly an swered. Office Over Lotze Heiser s drug store new Philadelphia Ohio 4yl Mitchells dental rooms. Crant Mitchell d. D. Formerly instructor at Philadelphia dental College. City Block a a new Philadelphia Over Raiff s hardware store drown 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. Dyl remodeler refitted and refurnished throw out sew t Johnson t Honse. H. B. West manager 133 Superior Street Cleveland,.Ohio. Tkbmb�?$1.50 to $2.00, according to room. Trios. H. Case clerks 52yl l. Golder. Agents we beat the world for Low prices. A handsome and strongly bound photograph album 8 6 x 10 6 inches Gilt sides and edges holding 22 pages Cabinet Ana card pictures sent for 60 cents retail Price a a Abed last photograph album 8 6 a a a a j a a a a ixtr�?1�? 111 a St rated arc ulars new Philadelphia times. Samuel Moore editor and proprietor. Thursday May 24, 1888. Office in Hummel Block East High St., second floor. Population new Philadelphia 4,500 Al the new times will be published every thursday morning in new Philadelphia Ohio at the following rates one year. Cash in Advance.$1 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 a address All matter intended for publication. To the times. Democratic ticket 3sr.ti02stl. For president the United states Grover Cleveland. For vice president general John c. Black. State. For Secretary state Boston g. Young Marlon. For supreme judge Lyman r. Critchfield. Of Holmes for member Board Public works James Emmett Pike. Cong yes Shontal. For Congress sixteenth District James w. Owens Licking. Ooth Stuyt. For auditor John w. Kinsey. For commissioner Wesley Emerson. For infirmary director Lewis Geckeler. For Coroner b. D. Downey. History the poodle Pup. Us j.25. A jew Riv my m Raver Ksn Rio a xl0 6 embossed padded sides Gold edges Extension clasp holding 32 pages Cabinet and card pictures sent for 1.00, retails for s2.2&. �?1�? pfc the above and a Lett Finks Fershee dec Jle Mahin i Cincinnati Ohio albums Little happenings. Personal mention. Vote for the Railroad Friday 25th. About one year ago Beriah Wilkins imported from the Hills Muski Ngum county a thing not worthy the name human being to act As editor the Ohio Democrat a paper claimed to be owned by a . Irvine Zanesville. But it matters Little who owns it. It was sufficient for Beriah a purpose if it could be directed in any Channel he chose. All that was necessary was to have a character to edit the paper and that flexible character proves to be a Republican a shopper a so says a prominent new Philadelphia citizen who once lived in a town in the South Western part the county and who knew him before he came to Tuscarawas county. This unsavoury character was equal to the task required him. The first thing he Felt it his duty to perform was to create dissection in the democratic party to provoke quarrels with democratic papers that would not support Wilkins to grab for All the county printing and to guard and protect the a a Bossy at All hazards. Wilful lying was his Only weapon. Any one who had the courage to oppose Wilkins is wilfully and maliciously slandered by this a poodle when the a a Bossy failed to get the nomination for the fourth term it caused the putrid carcass this a a Skunk the Ohio Democrat office to have such convulsions As to bring Forth in great profusion the Only weapon belonging to that class animals. Truly this is the lowest Grade Skunk we have Ever a skinned a and As a a tax Ade Mist a wre Are the opinion that the hide has been branded so often that it is not Worth mounting. For this thing to say we changed our politics coming to this county is Only amusing. When lie says we waged War certain nominees the democratic party and made a personal canvass against them have been engaged in a a Peculiar business transactions we have the Consolation that the people know from whence these insinuations come and the knowledge that fact is sufficient refutation to satisfy gentlemen and honest citizens. If opposing Wilkins is betraying the party then we plead guilty and rejoice in the fact that we were not alone in that opposition that the great majority the democrats in the sixteenth congressional District were with us. To know that it meets the approval the democratic party is sufficient Reward for the Effort. The influence this mighty a a Skunk at the Helm the Ohio Democrat could not save its owner from defeat. The aforesaid thing would now like to become a Democrat. It makes repeated promises in the Ohio Democrat a a to Battle for the party As in the god save the party that needs the services such a liar such a moral Leper one who is not lit to edit a police Gazette let alone a paper claiming recognition As a democratic Sheet. The efforts made by this Low degraded thing to cast personal reflection us Only paints and records his own infamy which would require chapters to relate. Our acquaintance with this wonderful Prodigy has been Short but developments in the last three months is sufficient. The prostitutes Columbus and other places know him much better than we do and if his acquaintance with such characters had been less extensive he probably would not be the weak minded and weak eyed thing that he is. We will be More explicit if necessity demands in our next reply and will also ventilate another Frisky Little kid the same Stripe who is not connected with any paper and claims recognition in decent society if he shows his a a Cloven foot again in his Effort at aiding and abetting you . Poodle but we Hope we will not have further occasion to reply to you but it is a duty we owe to the Public and to ourselves to expose All such evil minded things and give warning whenever they become a nuisance and a dangerous element in society. Hon. Boston g. Young nominee for Secretary state the democratic ticket is a Good stumper and an Able lawyer and will be an Able support to the ticket. Lyman r. Critchfield Holmes county nominee for supreme judge is one the leading jurists in the state. No better Choice could have been made for that office. He adds great strength to the ticket. Post office hours sunday until further notice will be from 4 to 5 p. Or. And mrs. Samuel work Massillon spent saturday and sunday with father Crooks this City. Goshen township can increase her tax duplicate and Lessen taxes in the future by favouring the Railroad Friday. Let every Friend the Road go the polls and vote. G. F. Williams the Gem photographer has moved his gallery to canal Dover and will be West third Street near Democrat office for a few weeks. Give him a Call. Or. James Drummond Cadiz an Able minister in the m. Pm conference died the 10th inst., at the age 85 years lie had been in the ministry 52 years. Our correspondents will please Send their letters in not later than tuesday. The Ragersville letter arrived wednesday afternoon too late for publication this week but will appear in next Issue. Rev. W. J. Wilson will be absent next Sabbath holding quarterly meeting services for presiding elder Domer who is attending general conference. Evening services As usual in the methodist Church. On wednesday this week two children Thomas Mccullough and another child whose name we did not learn were poisoned by eating wild parsnips. By promptly summoning a physician their lives were with diff Cutty saved. Uhrichsville passed the local option ordinance wednesday evening last. The saloons have until the second Day j Une to close up their business. As the township Mill has not yet voted the question it is Likely some the saloons will get outside the corporation and continue business. The Saloon men Uhrichsville now that they will soon have to close lip business Are determined that the sunday Law shall be enforced. They have notified even liver men to cease business sunday. They ought to tackle Railroad companies too and not be partial As Long As a a tit for Tat a is the motto. The following marriage licenses were granted since last weeks Issue Franklin and Harriet Wiand Jacob Bierly and Anna Kedigh John a. Lutz and Elizabeth Horn Charles f. Storck and Elizabeth Thomas de. E. Moore and Pitta Dixon Oscar a. Beck and Catharine Reife Schneider Alvis Malterer and Maria Ila Felmaier. The probate judge after having made arrangements with the superin Pendant the insane Asylum sent ten the insane inmates the county infirmary to that institution at Columbus o., wednesday. These persons have been insane along time and Many them regarded incurable. This relieves the county somewhat and casts the Burden the state. Our energetic postmaster e. De Greiff has succeeded in having mail carried the sunday train Over the c. L. A w. Road. Mails gain about Twenty four hours by this arrangement. This is a matter convenience to the citizens this City. Although this arrangement puts extra labor the p. On sunday he cheerfully does it for his patrons which is highly appreciated by them. Yes poodle we invite investigation in All our a Peculiar business transactions. We also invite John Harmon to make a record in court to sustain the insinuations your concern . Poodle if he can. That Little written evidence that turned up foiled the attempt Harmon and yourself to injure us. It is genuine and cannot and never will be denied by . Harmon in a court Justice. Why does he not bring suit to recover what he says he never received ? we received this week a copy the Richwood Gazette published by . W. Ii. Stout. This is the first Issue under the new management. It is a very neat and newsy Sheet and has a Liberal advertising patronage. Or. Stout is the Man to make it win and we congratulate the Good people Richwood in having added to their number not Only an enterprising editor but an honest and upright citizen one who will Ever have in View the welfare Rich Wood and Vicinity. Success to you Bro. Stout. Sheriff Bowers has two female occupants in his a boarding House a charged with stealing a horse and buggy. They hired the horse and buggy in Bolivar and had driven to Canton and then to Akron we Ere they were found and arrested. It looks As though they were Only out for a Good time and intended returning the horse and buggy. They gave their names As Kate Philips and Belle Johnson Cleveland. There can not be a Case stealing made out by the state but nevertheless they ought to be punished. On saturday evening last the Young folks this City to the number twelve couple enjoyed a leap year party at the residence ii. Williams Trenton Ohio. It being leap year the ladies managed the whole affair and defrayed All expenses and to do them credit we must say it was Well carried out and a right Down Good time was had. The evening was spent in playing games singing and other amusements. The gents were agreeably surprised being escorted to the Dinning room by their ladies to behold the elegant supper prepared ice Cream cake and All the delicacies the season were served m abundance. Many thanks is returned to mrs. Williams for the kindness and hospitality shown them. When the evening was Well spent and after bidding their Host and hostess Good night they departed for Home arriving Here in the a wee Smay a hours the morning. Mrs. John Myers is visiting in Flushing Ohio. Charlie Ilo Walds Massillon visited in our City sunday. Mrs. James Spence visited friends in Flushing Over sunday. Or. George Hanson canal Dover was in town tuesday. Jesse d. Elliott sr., visited his son at Columbus last week. Mrs. Ella Smith Price is visiting friends in Uhrichsville this week. Mrs. Geo. Lahmer returned tuesday after a weeks visit in Cleveland. Or. Lewis Mcclelland Oberlin o., is visiting relatives in this place. Walter Taylor Cambridge is visiting his Friend Byron a Hendershott. iss j Essie Edwards Scio is visiting miss Maine Domer West Ray Street. Or. Baxter Lima visited friends in \ new Philadelphia a few Days Las Veek. Or. E. L. Arnold wife and brother Williard visited s. Of Donnell Over sunday. _ . Grant Mitchell Canton spent last Sabbath at his new Philadelphia Home. Or. A. F. Knisely and sister Belle Are visiting p. H. Mccleary a in Newcomerstown. Frank Foster Uhrichsville and John Taggart Dennison were in our City sunday. Mrs. Agnes Allen is visiting the family her daughter mrs. Dan Getzman Carrollton. Dennis Fox is Home from Delaware o., where he has been attending school the past Winter. Lorin Vogenitz Newcomerstown visited friends a few Days last week in new Philadelphia. Jesse Elliott canal Dover spent Sabbath at the residence his parents in new Philadelphia. Clias. Zellner a family and mrs. A. F. Knisely and children visited Emmet Uhrich Uhrichsville sunday. Or. Albert Rippeth wife and son Leesville spent Sabbath with mrs. Rippeth a father Ben Scott East Avenue. Messes. Mcfarren and King misses Ida and Emma Brown and Maud Mcfarren Uhrichsville were in our City Sabbath. Mrs. Thomas Williams Cleveland Ohio is spending a couple weeks with her sister mrs. John t. Evans West High Street this City. Major c. H. Mathews spent a week two at magnetic Springs Ohio returning Home saturday. Lie had been hinted with rheumatism and went there for treatment. Or. 1. L. Mitchell returned Friday last from Indiana with his Bride. They will reside Ortli Broadway. Mrs. And mrs. Mitchell have our Best wishes for their future Prosperity. News has been received from Newcomerstown that a Fine ten Pound boy has gained admission to the family Circle . And mrs. Mcleary. Grandpa Knisely is Happy. Died. In Cohoctah Livingston county mich., april 28th, 1888, mrs. Betsey Lane one the very first settles that county the farm purchased by her husband from the government in the year 1837. She passed away very easy after suffering beyond All comprehension Over 10 years. She had All the care that the kindest friends could bestow until death the curtain dropped and life a sad scene was Over. Maggie the 11 year old daughter . And mrs. Fred Kinsey died saturday last at 1 clock p. M., dropsy. Maggie was a Sweet and interesting Little girl the Pride her parents and an Only child. They Are almost prostrated with grief at the loss their loved one. She had been ailing for two years More and every possible Effort had been made to Rescue her from the disease. She had recovered partially and attended school until tuesday last week. Many her Little school friends accompanied the remains to their last resting place which took place tuesday afternoon at 2 clock. Sad hearts Are left behind while another soul is added to the angelic throng beyond the River. Memorial Day. 3. 4. 5. 6. 9. 10. 11. The following is the programme and order procession the services to be held memorial Day May 30th the procession will form promptly at 2 clock p. M., under the direction f. Douthitt chief marshal the Public Square in the following order Viz 1. Of v. Drum corps. 2. Firing squad. Andrew Crawford Post. Uniform rank k. Of p. Uniform rank i. O. O. F. Encampment i. O. O. F. K. Of p. Lodge. I. O. O. F. Lodges. Miscellaneous orders. Carriage with speakers. Citizens and the Public generally. Procession will move at 2 30 p. In. Sharp Over the following route Viz North Broadway to fair St West fair to sixth St South sixth to High St East High St. To Eagle Hall where the procession will be joined by the school children and the children from the children a Home the procession will then continue moving East High St. To second St then North second to the cemetery where the following order exercises will be observed Viz 1. Strewing Flowers by the children under the direction comrades Neely Ray Minnis and Joshua Lensel. 2. Services at soldiers lot. 3. Services at cemetery House. 4. Return to the Public Square where the procession will be dismissed after the Benediction is pronounced. On the 29th and 30th, Andrew Crawford Post will have their Mammoth Pavilion 30x70, open the Public Square for the reception the Public which occasion they will have a festival where ice Cream and All the delicacies the season will be served at a moderate Price and to which they especially invite All their friends and the Public generally. Daniel Sweany j. R. Tii Ornburn Jas. Smithyman j. W. Slu Titour committee. Real estate for Sale a Large variety farms in Ohio and other states including several the Best farms in Tuscarawas county. Also a number desirable residences and business houses in new Philadelphia and other towns. Several the above farms would be traded for town property and several the above dwellings would be traded upon farms. The undersigned has arrangements with real estate agents in other counties and states whereby any one desiring to make a change can be suited. F. Romig attorney at Law. Office in Mcclean Block Southwest Corner Public Square new Philadelphia Ohio. 3tf an end to Bone scraping. Edward Shepherd Harrisburg 111., says a a having received so much Benefit from electric bitters i feel it my duty to let suffering humanity know it. Have had a running sore my leg for eight years my doctors told me i would have to Lyvo the Bone scraped leg amputated. I used instead three bottles electric bitters and seven boxes Bucklen a Arnica Salve and my leg is now sound and electric bitters Are sold at 50 cents a bottle and Bucklen a Arnica Salve at 25c. Per Box by f. C. Miller a son. The Spicer manufacturing company new Philadelphia 0. Successors to English k Dixon manufacturers improved Ilay Tedders Spring tooth harrows Etc. kinds repairing done Short notice in a first class manner at reasonable figures. Manufacturing any kind pattern work in Wood Iron and brass promptly attended to. Pipe and fittings pumps cylinders Etc. The highest Market Price paid for old cast Metal excepting stove plate grate bars any burned Iron. Please give us a Call. 20w4 the undersigned hereby announces to the Public that lie 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 Trees shrubbery All kinds climbing vines Small fruits grapes All kinds. Greenhouse plants and Flowers. 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. 20. 5m6 unclaimed letters. Indiana a White the Kinsley Kansas Mercury says a a m. C. Tubbs the Santa be agent at this Point met with an Accident last evening in which it was More Luck than anything else that prevented him losing his life. When the c. K. A w. Train pulled out from the passenger depot he stepped the platform one the cars to ride Down to the freight depot. He has been in the habit doing this nearly every Day the train never running fast enough to Render it difficult dangerous to jump off. This time however it was making much better time than usual and when he jumped off the platform he was thrown Between the platform and train. His injuries fortunately were very slight. It was a close Call . Tubbs was favourably known in this City and was agent the c. L. A w. Road for several years. We Are glad to learn that his injuries were slight. A Little girl 12 years and son aged 14 years John Sloberman Marion county ate roots they had dug while taking a Valk the 18th inst., causing death from poisoning. The roots were supposed to be wild parsnips. The following list unclaimed letters remain in the new Philadelphia Postof lice May 21, 1888 mrs Jessie Ballon Julia a Clark 2, Emma Hines John Wenger we Babcock j Weidner we Waltz John Hancock. If not called for in fourteen Days will be sent to the dead letter office. E. Degreif p. The school Board canal Dover employed prof. Pfeifer Boliver As superintendent their schools Friday last. This seems to be a Wise Choice. Prof. Pfeifer is one the Best instructors in this part the state and is also a gentleman in every respect. This Choice ought to heal All difficulty that has heretofore existed Between the Pat Rons the school. The great flood in the Mississippi River which is said to be the most destructive yet known now covers 250,000 acres valuable farming land and is from six to ten feet deep. The inhabitants have fled to the Hills and Are camping out. Desolation is almost Complete crops destroyed houses washed away and railroads out sight. Three farms in Montgomery county kansas�?400 acres in ally will Trade for a Good Stock merchandise Price $6,000. Address lock Box 884, Independence Kas. 17tf Crawford county Indiana Lias a band regulators known As a a White they assume the right to administer punishment to those who do not walk uprightly in their estimation. A special to the enquirer gives the following history one their escapades Evans vile May 18. Or. Frank Millican who arrived Here this evening from Grandview reports that the famous a White Caps Crawford county Indiana have extended their work into Spencer county. He states that about 11 clock wednesday night a party twelve fifteen called at the House a Man named Stephen Wardel living with ins Mother a few Miles from Newtown. They rapped at his door and when he opened it they pulled him out and took him to a tree about two Hundred Yards Distant to which they tied him and administered fifty lashes. They then notified him to go to work and take better care his Mother they would visit him again with a double penalty. He says the men were All Well masked and their voices sounded strange to him. Several nights ago two them went to the House Smith Hogan living in Grandview and told him their buggy had broken Down and that they wanted him to help them repair it so that they could proceed. He started with them but after going a Short distance through a Short piece Woods ten More tie gang jumped from behind the Trees and binding him to a tree gave him live lashes each sixty in All. They then told him that the punishment was for wife beating which it is said he was guilty. He was left lashed to the tree and was released yesterday morning by his wife. They then proceeded Down to the River where there were seven family boats tied to the Bank six which they Cut Loose and shoved out into the River and commanded them not to make another Landing in Spencer county. They then left an order for the remaining boat to move within Twenty four hours. The regulators left notice with a number parties that they would have to leave the county within Twenty four hours they would visit them with a Supply switches. The citizens the Community Are in a High state excitement Over the matter and fear that it will end in bloodshed. No Hope for Quot tiie supreme court settles his Fate. He must Kiang the firt june. Columbus May 22. The supreme court last tuesday handed Down a decision overruling the motion a Blinky a Morgan for leave to file a petition in error to the circuit court Portage county. This in substance says a a Blinky is not to have a new trial and he will hang june 1st. The supreme court has granted Allen Myers leave to file a petition in error to the common pleas court Franklin county in his contempt ease. The amount Bond for stay execution is fixed at $500. Going West. The general interest that has been taken in the opening the Montana Indian reservations is shown by the Large number people who have already gone to great Falls to investigate the Mineral and agricultural resources that wonderful country. The Low excursion rate announced by c. Ii. Warren Gen. Pass. Agent the St. Paul Minneapolis and Manitoba railway makes the expense exploring this country merely nominal and will undoubtedly result in a still larger number following. 21 w3 go West. An attempt to outrage. On wednesday night last week the 16th, a team driven from Trenton by two parties to the residence mrs. Springer who lives mud run Valley residing alone with her Little girl aged eight nine years. Mrs. Springer being awakened out her sleep Between the hours 11 and 12 clock by some one knocking at her door she arose and inquired who was there to which they would give no answer but demanded her to open the doors and swore in Case she did not they would open them up for her to which mrs. Springer replied that she would not open the door and ordered them to leave at once. When they were convinced that mrs. Springer would not let them in they became abusive and used vulgar language and threatened to break the door Down by hammering it with a chair which they found the porch they also endeavoured to hoist the windows but As they were Well secured with fastenings they failed to get in that Way. They then threatened to shoot mrs. Springer if she did not open the door and when she did not make any answer reply to their threats they became so enraged that they tired into the window with what was supposed to he a 38 40 Caliper revolver the Ball passing but a few inches above the bed and out through the Glass another window. They then perhaps being afraid having been heard by some one left. They were 110 doubt intoxicated As mrs. Springer is considered a respectable woman and would not tolerate any disreputable suspicious characters in her House. Now by the Way we consider it time for the citizens this Community to take Steps to ferret out the parties and bring them to Justice. Such outrages As this should not be tolerated in any Community and the dastardly perpetrators if caught would be lynched at once in most communities. There is a gang rowdies in Trenton that has thrown themselves liable to the Penitentiary various times previous to this and will no doubt find themselves there soon if they do not cease their lawlessness. It is also High time for action for the citizens this Community when a Lone unprotected woman and child is threatened with outrage and their lives by a set Drunken vile nth jeans. Waiting. Alum baking powders. Common pleas court. Stone Creek. A list those most prominently sold. The following Are the names some the baking powders published by the Public authorities As being made from Alum Davis a Davis a to. a. A 1. Slenkle Kenton Silver Star Forest City one spoon Patapsco Empire Gold Veteran Cooke a favorite Sun Flower j Erse Buckeye Peerless Crown wheelers Carleton Gem Scioto 18,000,000 acres the Montana reservation just opened for settlement near great Falls it. Benton Assini Boine and Glasgow consisting Rich Mineral and Coal districts grazing and farm lands the very highest Quality. The opportunities for making Money Here Are greater than anywhere else in the United states. This is the time to go and secure your location. For rates maps other information address c. Ii. Warren Gen. Pass. Agent St. Paul m. Amp m. By St. Paul Minn. An Exchange says there is a floor Walker in one the Large dry goods stores in their City whose great to a Point toward each other in the most Friendly manner. A a what will you have Madam a said he to an Irish woman who was looking hopelessly around. A a a a walk this a a walk that Way is it sure id have be know sur that my legs is not built that Way sur and i walk that Way if you a give me the whole store the form tickets for the Railroad election Friday will be a a right Way for a right Way for an equal number each has been printed and can be had at the times office at t. Ii. Raiffe a Cigar store. For Sale Exchange for land in Tuscarawas county a Nice clean Stock merchandise dry goods and groceries a in a Good business town 1500 inhabitants in Tuscarawas county will invoice five six thousand dollars. For information write the times office. For Sale Exchange a business room and Stock general merchandise in a Good business town 600 inhabitants in a Rich Community in Tuscarawas count. Stock will invoice $3,000. Information can be had at the times office. Of for Sale Trade a Good five year old Ilam letonian Tuc Keyho stallion Well broke and gentle. Will give a bargain. For information inquire at the times office. Of col. J. D. Taylor Cambridge was renominated for Congress the first ballot in the seventeenth District last week. It is easier Tor a Leopard to change its spots than for a a a moral Leper to discard his a a no plus Ultra can to be beat Eureka International Puritan Albany favorite Golden sheaf burnetts perfect state Silver King Welcome old Colony Crystal Centennial zips grape Crystal Gem Geo. Washington Windsor Fleur de Lis Sovereign Feather weight Daisy. There Are doubtless Many other brands Alum baking powder besides those so far examined and named by. The authorities. Most the baking powders sold in bulk by weight and All sold with a gift present Are said to be this description. Prof. Ii. A. Mott United states government chemist says a in my opinion the use Alum As a constituent a baking powder should he prohibited by Good results in every Case. D. A. Bradford wholesale paper dealer Chattanooga tenn., writes that he was seriously at listed with a severe cold that settled his lungs had tried Many remedies without Benefit. Being induced to try . Kings new discovery for consumption did so and was cured by use a few bottles. Since which time he has used it in his family for All coughs and colds with Best results. This is the experience thousands whose lives have been saved by this wonderful discovery. Trial bottles free at f. C. Miller a songs drug store. Free Homes and work for All. Proceedings. Criminal. State Ohio v Michael l Galvin motion to quash overruled demurrer to indictment overruled plea not guilty new recognizance $2,000. State Ohio v Thomas Hopkins illegal voting arraigned plea guilty sentenced to 30 Days in jail and costs. Ohio v Louis Sanders grand larceny Jno a Buchanan appointed to assist the prosecuting attorney Alvin Law ordered arrested for disobeying sub Ouia court jury Imp annexed and sworn verdict guilty goods valued at $122.57. Ohio v Benj f Sanders shooting Geo a Lahmer appointed to take place absent recorder to select struck jury. Ohio v Benj f Sanders forgery Jno a Buchanan appointed to assist the state a m Matlock to take testimony jury in panelled and sworn verdict guilty obtaining fifty dollars upon false pretence. Ohio v Benj f Sanders burglary Geo a Lahner appointed to take place absent recorder to select struck jury. Civil. F ii Goff v David Barnheiser acceptance by referee and entry qualification. Farrington Barricklow v Lenry l Custer finding for plaintiff for amount debt against estate we Welch As preferred claim $986 further finding amount advanced executors to pay general creditors $481.26. In the matter the appointment Watson Plumel Deputy sheriff. Eliza Melburn v Elizabeth Dallas Jno a Radebaugh made party with leave to answer i Stanter. Case continued. A Hubbell Brown amp co v same a Hoover. Rust Kelly a Clent v Samuel Hoover. Assignment jury cases. May 21. 175�?anola s Lew is v Jacob Knoblock. May 23. 755�?Ohio v George Sanders. May 24. 116�?Samuel Russell v Remus Gartril. May 29. 123�?Thomas Hillyer v Samuel c Auld. May 31. 125�?harvey Smith v Jacob Austin. 129�?adam Vorherr v Charles Hoyt. J Une 1. 132�?wm t Clark v g w Hilton. 147�?m f Ault v George Betscher. 162�?crisswell a nagely v Elias Wallies j Une 5. 140�?eliza a simmers v Nancy Ann Shammel. June 11. Ohio v Michael l Galvin. Transfers real estate. Great Falls Montana is at the great cataracts the missouri�?450,000 horse pow cry next to Niagara. Warm a Chin Ooka winds from the Pacific Ocean makes january often Milder than Florida. Free government lands for Homes for the homeless surround the town. The St. Paul Minneapolis and Manitoba and the Montana Central railroads Are now built to the City and a Branch sixty Miles in length is being constructed to the 9 to 18 feet vein Coal six Miles away to the mountains Iron Ore the Sandstone Limestone and Granite and the Rich Barker a neb Hart Gold and Silver mines in the Little Belt Range. Contracts already let the Montana smelting work amount to $1,250,000. A Copper smelting Plant to Cost $1,000,000 is being organized. The Western shops the St. P., m. A m. Railway must be built and the Coal mines need hundreds men. Carpenters Stone masons and Brick masons can find plenty work and Are wanted. Wage $3 to $5 per Day. The Montana smelting works need a Large number workmen and the extensive building in the City requires Many More. Send for a map showing great Falls. For further particulars apply write to i. R. Mcginnis t. A., St. Paul m. A m. By. Room 17, Clinton building Columbus . Ii. E. Espenschied jeweler West High Street new Philadelphia o., next door to Mathias a Williams store dealer in we atches clocks jewelry Silver Ware castors spectacles violin and guitar strings accordions Mouth Harmonicas violins and guitars. Repairing a specially we atches clocks and jewelry Call and see me. 21w4 working the Public Highway will be the next thing in order. Some Garden vegetables we Ere considerably cooked by the Frost last week. A Good Many men from this place attended the Sale at Samuel Forsythe a deceased. Larvey the five year old son our townsman Adam Pretorius fell off the High Steps at Torgler Bros Blacksmith shop saturday last and broke an Arm. The Little fellow is around however with his Arm in a Sling. Ernst Holzwo Arth gave us a Fine Orito rial demonstration the Street last saturday afternoon. Edward and Philip Koehler their better halves and Mother canal Dover we Ere the guests . And mrs. Or. Putt sunday. Quite a number people from Stone Creek Valley attended the English services sunday at the Church at this place. Will beavers from Down the Valley visited the Burg sunday accompanied by his family. A. Mizer Bakersville was in town sunday. Phil is considerably under the weather at present and Wro Hope to find him enjoying better health the next time we meet him. There seems to be some talk having local option brought before the people this township. There is a poor Chance for the township to evaporate. Squire Brown has placed some German Carp into his fish Pond near town. He has one the finest Ponds in the county. A a Newcomerstown. As compiled in the office the recorder deeds j f Dilley to Susan i Hoopingarner lot 6, Winfield $550. Sarah Williams adm a to Oliver p Taylor 10 acres Goshen township $280. John Kislig to John Beller 58 59-100 acres York township $2,500. Sarah e Lehr to Barnet Bird lot 120, Uhrichsville $1,000. Telitha Chaney to Ludwig Schneider lot 285, Uhrichsville $150. Jacob Degreif to Samuel r Minnig part lot 144, new Philadelphia $1,000. John Mccullough to John Cappel 3 7-10 acres Perry township $185. We Sharp it Al to John Schwab part lot 202, new Philadelphia $750. John a Hostettler to Lewis Bruck and Chas f Moore lot 8, Dover town ship $190. Louis Brucks it Al to we l Lewis lot 8, Dover township $175. Fred a Huffman a adm a to Isaac Huffman 40 acres Franklin township $800. Ellen c holing to we ii Scott lots 17, 44, and part 49, 50, 51 and 52, Uhrichsville $350. Jesse and Wilbert Hertzig a guardian to we Beaber 83\ acres York township $511.56. We Shull it Al to we Beaber 83 j acres York township $5,627.25. Geo Johnston to Jos Loeb lots 6, 7, and 8, Dennison $375. Mary j Rose to Jas f Perdue 5 acre Uhrichsville $518. We w Porter to we 11 read lot 377, Uhrichsville $75. Samuel Mardis to Chas j Smith 1174 acres Oxford $4,500. Andrew j Gray to Harman j Bond 100 acres Salem township $2,300. We ii Patterson to Levi l Dunlavy lot 290, Uhrichsville $600. John r Yance to John Wilson 40 acres Perry township $670. John a Wagner to Jacob Weller 824 acres Dover $756.25. Jacob Robart to Jacob Weller 824 acres Dover $378.12. Jos s Keplinger it Al to Jacob Well a 821 acres Dover township $4,537.50. What am i to do the symptoms bilious Ness Are unhappily but too Well known. They differ in different individuals to some extent. A bilious Man is Seldom a breakfast eater. Too frequently alas he has an excellent appetite for liquids but none for solids a morning. His Tongue will hardly hear inspection at any time if it is not White and furred it is rough at All events. The digestive system is wholly out order and diarrhoea constipation May be a symptom the two May alternate. There Are often haemorrhoids even loss blood. There May be giddiness and often headache and acidity flatulence and tenderness in the pit the stomach. To Correct All this if not effect a cure try Green s August Flower it costs but a trifle and thousands attest its Efficacy. 9yl excursion rates. A very Complete list tourist round trip rates and routes to Western Points for 1888, has just been issued for free distribution by c. Ii. Warren Gen. Pas agent St. A m. By St. Paul. 20w6 the new Philadelphia steam carpet Washer is in operation. Carpets called for and delivered. 8w6 w. B. Winch. We have a prohibition town now but still some will get intoxicated. A party from Guernsey came Over one Day last week got drunk and was compelled to leave $9.35 in the corporation Treasury. Our Home Talent went to port Washington saturday evening and played a six degrees it was a Good play and Well acted. One the actors played one the degrees in reality. Some outsiders went but they could not keep sober and disgraced themselves. One Young Man got so far gone that his girl went Hack him. Boys when you want to get drunk leave the girls at Home. Our town is improving some this Spring. Messes. Yinghong a Wilgus Are putting up a Fine Brick building 011 main Street 60x60, two stories. David neighbor is building a Nice residence River Street and other improvements Are in Progress. 1 he Excelsior Coal mines have not commenced work yet this Spring but Are expected to commence every Day. It Lias been a Long rest for the miners. Our schools will close in three weeks for the summer vacation. Capt. A. Miller has resumed boating since the convention. He says that he finds no fault with the convention and thanks his friends for their support. We think that old Oxford is entitled to a commissioner and next year we Are going to try our Best to get one and we Hope it will be . Miller for there is no better Man for the place. Once in a Wiiilie. Shanesville. Crowded out last week in your last Issue we see something a criticism a communication appearing in a previous number wherein some suggestions were made Tor the Benefit persons engaged in the liquor traffic kindly dubbed Salo onite Etc. We plead guilty to the fact that we cannot approach the Temple and smote our heart and exclaim with great self admiration a thank god that i am not As other men a but we can sincerely exclaim a fall Hail to the Day when Universal Temperance shall bless every Home Earth a but we do know that prejudice and fanaticism will never achieve the much desired end and again such unkind allusions to men engaged in keeping Saloon As made in the article will certainly not tend to raise tiie present Standard the business. Permit me in All kindness to say to the ardent contributor and i Hope the advice May not fall upon As Barren soil As he believed was the Case in my previous communication since local option is Defeated and to must permit the dispensing spirituous liquors do not act the part the spoiled Hoy and rend your nether garment because you cannot have things your own Way. You have an undisputed right to use All honorable and fair Means to suppress the by no Means laudable rum Tralie and we can assure you the author this contribution will applaud your Success and Aid you by his vote in tiie future As in the past. The Temperance element with an exception two represents the culture and intelligence this Community and none need Blush to identify themselves with tic movement but if you see vice and impurity in the liquor business do not resort to invective and vituperation and Hope thereby to Correct the Oil equities. But employ reason and dignity in your methods even an element kindness will add to their Power and truth must not he ignored. It seems unwise for individuals to clamor for something which they know cannot now be obtained. We have Laws regulating the liquor traffic let us All As Good citizens lie vigilant in securing its obedience and we know we have a resort at court a judge who deals out penalties without fear favor affection. Do what is possible and look not to accomplish impossibilities. It is not Given to any person organization to regenerate the human race. In conclusion i would say that it is no part my purpose in the present past communication to Champion the cause the a Loo lists and nothing therein can he so interpreted. But i am willing to be understood first last and All the time As a Champion reason and common sense. Some the Michigan editorial fraternity seem to have come out a Spring poor this season. One Mem offers to take either fish frogs 011 subscription but that is an improvement Over a few years ago when they used to take Coon track. West Virginia buckwheat seed for Sale at John Kaderly a

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