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bt to be lowered, it im- policy to let the ny tinkering with the- badly disturb the busi- Grafton. Grover Cleveland did I daring the presiden- of 1896 and 1900. when, aadidate. By so doing: way, he conferred at upon the country, however does not view bonds is the amonnt by the bond grabbers lleveland. That city that will never pay noe the bond disease is no remedy for it.

or repudiation. Both 3 of some of the justice has at last n. It was high time Id be jto let up unit ed or abolished. ad Laws rovidea that all male the ages of 21 and perform or cause" to road labor shall be to perform two highways, under the a road snprevisor, ex- discharged nbers of the fire com- pay. Each supervisor the 1st day of April' July order out all iable to do work by wo days personal or and every person so tling to attend either rabstinte shall be lia- 1 for each iable to a eivil action allowed for the two- is against snob jndg- a suit by the super- itead or other exemp- 11 PEDDLER.

Myron Herricfc ernor of Ohio. I tell- en a great interest in. Wilson of the Frederick town ntler, Cnmming Herriok his start in Herriot was then a. bell company, oom- Tattte, Cyrus Hosack lings, sought to intro- into northern Ohio, ut for an agent. Herd.

to farm house the? ng the firm's product. the fall to enter cold turned in more or- toneer bell manufaet- ved in years. They Herrick then lived in 'hen (Jammings went i settlement, he was ncl that bis country cere lad. He compli- his work and gave lost all trace of the remarked Onm- "It as not until the convention, when id for governor, that whereabouts. I was Knox-oo.

I'm a re- ffl rounding op my ids to vote for my Issue $300,000 of Bonds. dispose of $200,000 for the purpose of rer. Breyman Bros. ill probably get the redging, have nda if other satisfao- tot submitted. Aa likely to elapse in on tract, there does much chance of the icing before the lat- month or the first of iper cure for coughs when others fail.

27-3mo ITS BUYS trial NO preminra a of Thunder Monn- and of Southern the mines and all the ilso routes, mes is monthly ef -h give accurate In- iy the movement of pnceisooedollarper "Scnption is tent for cents, including the only accurate maps tain ad are alone the firice charged, 'RIAL TIMES AOWAY, NEW VOW Mr. Washington of Cleveland, visited his mother, Sunday. Martin Terrell is spending a few weeks in Michigan. Olive Brought on is visiting in town. Orville Barohard has purchased the bouse occupied by Mr.

Davis. Mrs. Faber returned home las week much improved in health afte several weeks treatment in a Oleve land hospital. Rev. and Mrs.

Long were in town last week. Mrs. Underbill of will spen several weeks here with friends. Mrs. Washington spent Sunda.

out of town. Mrs. Newton is visiting her broth er in Michigan. Mr. and Mrs.

Sharer of Oleve land, visited at Felts, Tuesday. Nina and Charley Seeley visited in Brownhelm last week. Xran and son went to Detroi Saturday night. Lewellyn of Glad-win, i Visiting his sister, Mrs.O Tran. Mr.

and Mrs, Dent spent in Oollinwood. Spitzer was home Sunday. Carlisle. Mr. Demaline is quite sick again suffering with pneumonia.

Mr. and Mrs. Waite attended the high school reunion held at Hinokley last week. Mrs. Lines and friend from North Eaton visited Mrs.

Elmer Dirciok last week. There Was about 50 young people met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lantsberry last week it was a hay rack party, they carried along ice cream and cake and had a pleasant time. Miss Swartz entertained a young friend last week.

The threshing machine is now buzzing around. On Friday the Prindle family spent the day at Glen's beach and had a very enjovable time. Rev. Gough is visiting Mr. Baker, Cliff Grange.

Miss Lucy Wheeler is now taking her vacation and nas gone to Buffalo ana Niagara Falls to recuperate. Violet. North Ridgeville Mra, Sartwell was taken to the hospital 5n Cleveland last Tuesday evening, where an operation was perform- eek She is getting along nicely. Mr. and Mrs.

Geo. Terrell of Indianaolis, have been visiting his father, Mr. Orson Terrell. The mnsicale and ice cream social at the parsonage netted the society f25.60 which will be added to the fund for the church furnace. Mrs.

Sloan and eon of Freedom, ate guests of Miss Maddock for a week. Miss Mabel Coeny returned to her home in Chicago, 111., last Thursday, after spending two months with her mother, Mrs. Rodgers, Lavlnns Terrell died at his home last Thursday morning after a short sickness. The funeral was held Sunday afternoon. He leaves a wife, three sons and two daughters.

Miss Savage the oragnist at the Congregational church, will leave for California next Wednesday, and will be gone about a mouth. Miss Brain- ley will take her place while she is gone. Miss Tilburg has resigned the position as teacher in district No. 1 and will attend the Normal school at Ada, for a year. Miss Lida Baloomb will teach on the Case road the coming year.

Miss Mantle has district No.3 Miss Butler is to have district No. 9 and Eugene Wilson will teach in the Stetson district. The farmers of Ridgeville, will go to Pnritas Springs, for their annual picnic next Tuesday. Orrin Sayers, Alfred Ooveny, Flora Maddock of Cleveland, and Mrs. Beidinger of Oberlin, spent Sunday in this place.

Mr. and Mrs. Horatia Shaw are visiting their daughter, in Indiana. Pittsfield. Jean Bath of Elyria, is spending a week with her aunt, Mrs.

Root. Vernon Mills of Toledo, was in town Sunday with his auto and made a call at Mr. and Mrs. Stories. Nina Boot has gone to New York, with Mr.

and Mrs. Kawson, of Elyria. Mrs. A Dnshinski and family of LaGrange, were guests of her brother Suuday. The high soho ol classmates of Miss Jennie Sherburne to the number of 30 met at her home Friday evening.

A fine time was had. Mr. Barranoe is sick. Neasie Hobbs of Oberlin, is spend- ingfa few days with her grandparents. Dorotha Crandail has returned to her home in Elyria after a month spent with friends here.

Mr. Moinley and'S Rawson and daughter visited Mr. and Mrs, Frank Boot. Mr. and Mrs.

Mam Whitney, Mr and Mrs. A very, Mr. and Mrs. Geo Hines and Winfred Avery attended the Biohmond-Gilinore wedding in LaGrauge. 8 The Japanese wedding and ioe organs lunch at the church on the even ing of August was very fine.

On Friday evening 80 or more the friends and schoolmates of Allii Whitney, gathered at her home to celebrate her eighteenth birthday in a manner long to be remembered everyone. She was the recipient some very nice presents. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Boot were in Elyria Sunday the guests of relatives The annual reunion of district No 5 will occur in the near future lei everyone who desire to attend learn the date and prepare to attend.

One of our oldest and much respeotec citizens Augustine Whitney entered into his final rest Sunday morning. The last sad rites were observed a his late home Tuesday at noon. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson and Mrs, Barenoe were in Elyria last Wednes day evening and were present at the Hazelton and Jones wedding.

Mrs, Gill is visiting in Elyria. Mr. John Barrence is sick. Mr. Brown has a fine gas well.

Mar. LaG range. Miss Ingalls left Friday for Ohantauqna. Bev. and Mrs.

Bitohie havo returned from Akron, where they have been spending their vacation, Master Wheeler is visiting friends in Litobfield. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Wilcox are entertaining a lady friend from Michigan.

Misses Stella and Lela Sanders of Nickel Plate visited their uncle in Detroit recently. Charles Bawson is at work in Cleveland. Mrs. Joy and daughter Lela, were guests of Mary Sanders, or three days tho past week. Quite a number of our people went to Cedar Point Sundmy.

Married, August 5, at the home of bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Richmond by Bev. Hillberry, Miss Meda Richmond to Mr. Fred ilmore, both of LaGrange.

Mr. Adam Miller, is very sick. Mra.O A Wilcox, Mrs. Hattie Wheeler and children visited in Litohfield. Wednesday.

Mr. and Mrs. Waite visited heir daughter, in Cleveland recently Mrs. Teomens and son of Lorain, visited in town the past week. The Wiloox reunion has beerupost- poned until September 7, Labor Day.

Miss Mattie Kelner has returned rom an extended visit with the lisses Hood, in 111. Ir. Potter has rented his house Mr. Patterson, the new high school nperintendent, and will move to Cleveland. The Ladies Aid society of the ihurch will meet at the parsonage on Wednesday August 19.

Supper furnished by the ladies of the -sooiety. All are invited. Mr. and Mrs, Kelner were in Elyis Friday, W. Henrietta Miss Kinsey esteemed young ady from New 'Philadelphia, Ohio, visiting with relaitvea and making many friends.

Mrs. Wm Webster of Henrieta has a lariosity she has a black chicken with ne yellow leg and one white one. A party was held at ttre home of Seorge Krieg's last Wednesday even- ng ioe cream and cake was served. Mr. and Mrs.

Both of Cleveland, are visiting friends and relatives in Henrietta. Mrs. Anna Aibi had a bad headache last Monday afternoon fainted and a ootor had to be called before she retained consciousness. The Birmingham band held an ioe ream social last Saturday evening, ngust 1, at Birmingham. Albert Schneider of Henrietta, while at Linwood park, last Wednesday went in bathing and was nearly drowned.

The Grangers held an iee cream social last Friday evening at Henrietta center. There being two.bands ere. Paul Sohinskey of Cleveland, who ias been visiting here the past month etnrned to Cleveland Saturday- E. fine speakers. Mr.

Gross and family of Spencer, Snndayed at John Fritts. Miss Irish and Miss Barnes of Rochester, were -in town Satnrdav night. Peabody and family are at Ed Bakers. Yes let us have a picnic and let the editor and managers of the Reporter see what a handsome lot of correspondents they possess. A grioola.

Huntington alph Richmond of Wellington, and Minnie Rogers of Elyria, are spending a few weeks with their grandpa and grandma Rogers. Mrs. Edith Boioe and daughter, are visiting in Elyria. Mrs. June and children of Cleveland, visited in town a few days this week.

Mrs. Henry' Lorenoe is in Marrietta helping care for her mother, who is very sick. Mr. Phelon was taken to the Cleveland hospital Friday for treatment and expects to have an operation performed. Miss Hattie Hull returned home from New London Sunday where she had been spending a few days with relatives.

Mr. Oassel and Miss Lorenoe attended the ball game at New London Friday. Miss A Robinson, who has been visiting in Huron county for a few days returned home this week. Mrs. Lewis and son Arthur, of Lorain, spent a few days last week with her cousin, Ruth Haskins.

Miss Ester Sprague of Wellington is visiting Mrs. George Oassel. Mr, Berry and Miss Jennie Casse 1 were married at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. Mike Oassels Thursday evening, Bev. Mr.

Kepler jerformed the marriage ceremony. The young oonplo have the best wishes of their many friends. Miss Buck spending a few days in Lorain. Mrs. Gene Bliis entertained her sister Miss Park from Wellintgon.

Mrs. West visited in Oberlin a ow days the past week. Mr. Robinson's mother, from Pitaville, is spending a few days with lim. North Russia Mr.

and Mrs. Albright of Biown- helm spent Sunday at Ohas. Albrights. 'Have you seen George Lang late- "No, why?" "Why he has gotten to be a papa; so be very care- ul how yon run against him, for he teps several degrees higher than he used to." Messrs. Fred and Will Battenhouse Chicago, are spending a short vaca- ion with their parenst, Mr.

and Mrs. BattenhousB, Mr. Ed Gibson is employed mo- iorman on the electric line. Mr. Nash and family entertained relatives from Chestnut Ridge last Sunday.

Miss Schubert has returned to Oberlin after spending a month with ier parenst, Brother and sister scribes, if we tiave a picnic let -us have it before he schools begin so we can all attend. A rural delivery route is soon to be stablished here. Fred Hacker and family of Carlisle pent Sunday with relatives here. Brownhelm Mr. and Mrs.

Breokley spent Saturday and Sunday In Lorain. Harvey Braudan of Elyria, spent Sunday at home. Mr. Charley and Miss Nina Seeley of Grafton, spent Thursday with their I uncle, Mr. Frank VanWagnen.

Born, to Mr. and Mrs. John Minoh a daughter, August 6. Mr. Van Tress of Cleveland, spent Sunday with his friend, Harvey Bran dan.

Mrs. Eva Shattnok entertained her brothers and sisters and their families Saturday August, 8. The ioe cream social at Frai'c Van Wagnen's Thursday evening was wel attended. A good time was enjoyed by alL Mrs. Beinbart Brown died Sunday at her home on the hike shore Angus 2, 1903.

Miss Lenna Joyce of Oberlin, is ome on the sick list. Frank Kuellmer of Elyria, spent Sunday with his parens. Miss Louise Aahford of Orrville, visited at the home of her uncle, Mr. Peck. Mr.

Harland Day of Elyria, spent the past week at the home of his uncle, Frank Van Wagnen. South Ridge Mrs. Stang spentflast "week with her daughter, Mrs. Tite, of Elyria. Mrs.

A Gibson of Oberlin, is spend ing the week with her son, Gib son. Mrs. Botamer spent the past week with her granddaughter, Mrs. Beal. Miss Pearle Fowle spent Sunday with her uncle, Fowle, of Murray Ridge.

Mr. and Mrs. Beal and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Fowle.

Mrs. Chamberlain spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Gibson. H.

S. Bakers Crossing Dave Code 1 ing and wife, Erne Wheeler and wife, spent Sunday in own. John Fritts went to Cleveland uesday to see his son, who is in the ospital sick with typhoid fever. Mr. Dirlam and family, Mr.

Erne Dirlam and family, Mr. Ed Dirlam nd family of Ashland, attended the )irlam reunion at Linwood Saturday and Sunday. Sebly Stint and A Cole of Orange were at Cole's two days thfs week. Miss Lena Cole has been visiting in Grange. Several people from here attended be speaking contest at Rochester, Saturday night.

Rochester has some North Eaton The of Luster hive gives social at the hall Thursday evening, ugnstt 20. The Harmony quartet of Elyria is to sing. Miss Barrows of Cleveland, is visit- ng 'her cousin, Effle Haven. Bev. Pierce of Courtland, preached at the oh or oh Sabbath morning.

Dr, Ed Hill and wife of Michigan are visiting their parents. Geo. Cole and family visited at the borne of Boss, Sunday. B. Belden.

Mrs. Boot and children of Cleveland are at Rosa Beldeas and I Boot's. Bessie Cleverdon entertained on Wednesday Afternoon the Sunday school class of Mrs. HasKins. Miss Hill spent a few days of last week in Lorain, Landin and family were in Eaton Sunday.

Miss Harrison of LaGrange, who has bepn utaying a week with her sister returned home Wednesday. Orrin Damon of Ada, visited here Saturday and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Killip are entertaining relatives from New York city.

Mrs. Holoomb has returned from Norwalk, where she visited her son, Perry. Mrs. Morse is in New Philadelphia, caring for her father, who is sick. Mr.

Woods and family of Spencer, spent Saturday and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Gleyerdon. On Tuesday evening a ice cream sooial was held in the church. Mr.

Harrison and wife of Eaton visited Mr. Badoliff, Sunday. Mrs. Tompson, who lives out west is visiting her brother, Oragin, and other relatives here. West Ridge.

Earl Squire and sister, Mary, have been spending a few days with their cousins in Cleveland. Henry Holts of Cleveland, is visiting on the Ridge. Joe Downy was on the Bidge Sunday calling on some of his old schoolmates. Clara Ammon is visiting in Grafton Mrs. Lyman of Elyria, spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs.

Pope. Mr. Brown has been detained at home lor a few days as he has not been well. Mrs. Fowl is visiting in Cleveland.

On Sunday eve. August 16, Bev. Dunlap returned missionary from Siam, will address the people here, it is hoped that there will be a good attendance. Mr. and Mrs.

Chas. Drnseadahl of Elyria, spent Sunday on the Ridge. Mrs. Cramp Seymour, of Elyria, visited Mrs. Versoy, on Wednesday of last week.

Mr. Shaw, former superintendent of S. school here, who is in Oberlin for a few weeks from the east, spent Saturday with friends on the Ridge. BIB FIRE AT OLMSTEO FAILS. The little village of Olmstod Falls was visited on Saturday by oec of tbe most destructive fires of its 'history.

Two buildings were entirely burned and the whole business station endangered. The fire first -started in the weeds along the Lake Shore tratrks at about 11:30 in the morning. The loss is estimated at 17000. Both the 'Berea and Cleveland fire departments called. Ul Ul lit Will be Completely Rebuilt Within the Next Few Tears During the past few yeanfmaeh has been said about the part that the and is to lay in the railroad business of this territory.

That onetime little line is now getting to be a powerful factor in this territory, and its field is broadening. When Woodford was the executive head of the property he laid out a plan of improvement which was intended to make that road a self-supporting and strong independent factor. Since the Baltimore and Ohio has obtained possession of the property that line of work is being carried to completion much more rapidly than under the old regime, because of the greater supply of money available. Yesterday Chief Engineer Graham, of the Batimore and Ohio, and Engineer of Construction Kinsman, of the same road, were in Cleveland. They are taking personal charge of the new work that is being done on the and and report that progress is very rapid.

The line is being practically rebuilt south of Uhriohsville, and other work will be done on the north end of the line as soon as it is possible. The new route into Medina, a straightening of the old line has been completed. An Excellent Showing Four years of active work has just been brought to a close by the Lorain County Building and Loan which is practically an Elyria insitu tion. In that 'length of time it has helped build 62 different houses in Elvria and Lorain, has paid its stooK holders dividends aggregating in amount 15690, and has not as yet fore closed a single mortgage. Such a company merits recognition not only from the investment standpoint, but upon the broader ground of a home builder.

It is doing a good work. Lorain County Building Loan Company, OP ELYEIA, OHIO, For the Fiscal Year Ending August 1st, 1903. CLEARED J75 Firemen Hake a Good Thing of Fete The Elyria Volunteer association made a good thing out of lawn fete held ovi court street evening of Saturday, Jaly 25th. They cleared a total of while year their profit was 164. The fireman's lawn fc.es are always appreciated by the people of Elyria.

Real Estate Transfers Pleasant Surprise Party A very pleasant surprise party was tendered Earl Vogelsang 'his borne on Middle avenue Friday night. About 80 of his friends were pre sent and enjoyed themselves until a late hour. The occasion was the leaving of Earl for California, the first of the week. The party presented him with a handsome pair of field glasses. Refreshments were served.

On leaving all wished Earl a pleasant and profitable trip. To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. Seven MOBon boxes sold In post 12 months. This Signature, Cures Grip fa Two Days. on every box.25c.

Elmer Townsend a Chaffenr Elmer Townsend son of Joe Townsend has been very successful in handling automobiles since leaving Elryia some years ago. His latest letter to bis father told of an intended trip to Paris where he will act as ohaffeur for a wealthy American. He was formrely one of the fastest colored bicyclists in Ohio FINED ON Lewis Brookman, of Carlisle, was fined ten dollars and costs and given thirty days in the workhouse by Mayor Folger on Saturday morning. The-workhouse sentence was suspended under good behavior. Brookman was found guilty of leaving his horse hitched by the roadside without food or water.

Attorney Lawrence represented the humane society and Lee Day the defendant. Ellen Raymond guardian of Cora da Baum to Joseph Smith, outlot Elyria. Nathan, Phoebe, Arthur and Alfred 3anm Joseph Smith, part of ont- ot 8, Elyria, $435. George and Katberine Zobler to Conrad, lot 19, block 91, Lorain, $1400. Carl Ben to John A Heidloff, lot 6, Wallace addition, Sheffield Land and Improvement to Smith, lot 1881, Sheffield Land company's addition, $500.

Lewis Fairohild to Walter Palmer, east part of lot 36, Ridgeville, 91000. Trustees of First Regular Baptist church and society of Henrietta to trustees of Brownhelm charge of United Evangelical church, of Henrietta, part of lot 93, Henrietta, $1. 2 Trustees of the Baptist chnroh and society of Henrietta, to trustees of the United Evangelical ohnrch of Henrietta, part of tot 1)2, 1. Levagood to John Gehrke, lot 43, Braman addition, Elyria, $850. EL1A MAN SUES THE AND W.

3 Carpenter has brought suit in the court of common pleas against the and Ry. Oo. for $1000 damages. Needing and Lawrence are his attorneys. He says that on the 2nd day ot October, 1903, he boarded a oar on Cleveland street intending to go to Lorain, He paid his fare and asked for a transfer which was given He then rode to their depot on Court street and shortly afterwards boarded a oar for Lorain.

Re tendered the transfer in return for trans portation to that city. On reaching the town line the conductor demanded further fare claiming the transfer to be good only to the city limits. Being refused, be is alleged to have taken Mr Carpenter by the coat collar and forcibly dragged him from the oar. ASSETS. Cachonhaud on mortgage security Total I 1,000.46 43,021.00 1 44,111 4fi RECEIPTS.

Cash on bund, Anguet. 1 1908 UCB on running (took Paid- up stock Inning on mortgage swuilly Borrowed money Interest Interest on contingent lun Total PROFIT AND BKCE1PTS. Interest TotaJ 1,8,18.56 17,11524 oo repaid 3,00000 a 856 LOSS. 2 820 IB LIABILITIES. Running stock Paid-up stock and dividends Contingent rand Total 18.WO.OO DISBURSEMENTS.

on mortgage security Withdrawals ot running itoek Borrowed Interest on borrowed money 910,125 00 12 5U8.15 twee 2.00000 41 81 PROFIT AND LOSS. DISBURSEMENTS. UlvlttHjicls.oii paid up nock 1,03560 Jl 41.81 STATE OF Lorain County, SB. P. O.

Wilford, being duly swom, rloioseH tmd says that he is the Secretary of The Lorain County Building Lo.m Co that ho foregoing; statement and report is a lull and detailed rejioi tin i nod business of said Company for the fiscal year ending on the Igr duy 01 A i A T) 1908, and that It is true and correctly shows Its financial condition at the end of said llbcul F. O. WILFORD. Subscribed and sworn to before me, thin idtli day of Aug'iot, A n. 1903.

Uotar Certificate of Three Directors or Auditing Committee. We, the undersigned B. C. .1. K.

Marbach and Wen. A. Braman, directors of the said The LorMiii (Joumy i i Loan Company of Elyria, Ohio, do hereby certify that ihe ioWjwms; is a true and correct statement of the financial condition of the eaid ompauy on the 10th dav of August, A D. 1908, and a true statement of its affairs and business for the fiscal year ending on that day. H.

C. HARRIS, J. E. MURBACH. WM.

A. BRAMAN. Probate Court The wills of Thomas Lahiff, late of LaGange, Silas Whitney, late of Pittsfield, and Homer Mason, late of Wellington. The will of Ihomas Lahiff provides that 36 aores of land located on the west side of the road is to go to his wife and two daughters, and 25 acres to his sons, George and William. The two sons also get all the personal property.

They are to pay John and Wins in the Shoot With Brownhelm on Wednesday The contest between the ESyria- and. Brownhelm Gun clubs toefc place- Wednesday afternoon before a good Hannah Needham 200 apiece and the size crowd. Considering the high hildren of Thomas Lahiff jr, f25 each wind of yesterday the shooting was exceptionally good. The Elyria club- won the contest by 28 points. The- following list shows the number of within years.

Silas Whitney grants to his wife Electa Whitney, all the personal property and the use of of the real estate. The daughters Agnes and Francis get 500 apiece. At the death of his wife all the property is to be divided between the children, with she exception of Edmund, who had his share, the two daughters to more then the rest of the leirs. Charles Archer of Massil- ion has been appointed executor. The will of Homer Mason provides his wife receive the entire estate.

SOLD Report that Mr. Haag has Purchased Grocery Business of B. H. Starr, on Middle Avenue. It is reported that Starr has negotiated for the sale of his grocery store at the corner of Middle avenue and Eighth street to Haag, owner of the building in which the store is located, and will give possession September 1st.

Mr. Starr, it is said, will open a grocery store down awn probably in the east room ot Century block. Elopement at Lorain On Wednesday Maria, wife of Dominic Nonna of Lorain, went to Cleveland in company with a boarder named Morano Ennogio. The husband followed and found them union depot. The three went to a nearby hotel.

The woman refused to occupy a room with her husband. When the husband awoke yesterday moraine he found his wife and the young Italian had gone. He told the police, waited a few hoars then came back to Lorain. Dr Daniels' horse and cattle medicines are guaranteed by all 27-3mo New Engines for the Lake Shore During August the Lake ghore will receive forty new locomotives from the Biooks works. Fifteen of this number will be for passenger service, fifteen for freight," five will be switchers and the remaining five will big, heavy pushers weighing XK) pounds each.

This is the first motive power equipment received by he Lake Shore this year. Ten more engines, a part of the above order, will be in early in the winter. In September the Lake Shore will also receive fifteen new passenger coaches which were ordered hist spring. BTILL ANOTHER CANDY STORE. The two Syrians, Moses Farass and Assad Zgyad, who left the hospital today will open a candy and fruit store in Elyiia in the near future.

The men were in business in Oberlin but they say their business has rdn down while they were in the hospital and they will not try to restart in Oberlin. They are trying to secure the room formerly occupied by Boy- Ian Bros, and used as their crockery department. Death of Margaret Caughlin birds each man shot out of 30: Elyria Kuhn 24 McMahon 32 I Faxon 22 Morgan 21 Jameson 21 Smith 30 Hancock 20 A Dumas 20 Blancbard 30 Morse 11 Brownhelm Lindsley 22 Shotter 31 Marsh 20 Suattuoh 19 McQueen IS McQueen 17 Peck 16 Whittlesey 16 Ed Smith 13 Curtis 11 Total 201 Total J73 A return match will be shot at Browuhelm in the near future. AIL enjoye a good time. Probate Court A commission has been issued to Walter Hamilton of Cleveland, to take testimony of witnesses to the will of Carrie Dunham, late of Ely- Use Daniels' Wonder Worker Liti- ament for cuts, sores, scratches, sprains, etc.

At all druggists. Z7-8mo We will give a reward 3f $25 00 any kind of spavin or any sweeney, capped hock, bowed tendon, wind galls, or any slmillar ailments that canuot be cured by use of Gtlmore'B Caustic Oil. it has been BO thoroughly tested 1 that we know it will do all we claim and more. We have so much faith tn the curative powers that we guarantee every bottle to give satisfaction or money is refunded. Price GO per bottle.

Gllmore, Drug Fletcher, O. Use Killmore Bate. Sold by all druggists. 27-3mo THE MARKETS. Mrs.

Margaret Caughlin, wife of Thomas Caughlin died Saturday morning at 6 o'colck at her home 891 West River street. Mrs. Cangh- Lin has been sick for some time with consumption. Her age was 58. Funeral will be held Monday morning at 9 o'clock from St.

Mary's church. Cleveland, August 13, 190S. Prices quoted are wholesale. Butter-Elgin 20 to 21 Dairy 16 to 19 full cream 10 to 11 Family favorites 9 to 10 Eggs-- Fresh 16 to IT Poultry- Live fowls 12 to IS Dressed" 14to IB Potatoes-Choice TO to 75 per bu Wheat- No 3 red 8O Corn-No. 3 yellow 57 Oats--.

No. 3 white 87 to 39 Hay- Baled timothy 12.60 to Loose 19.00 to 20.0O Wool- Fine washed 31 to Unwashed 24 to 26. LIVE STOCK. Hogs- Mediums 6.86^ to 6.9O Fair to good 6.00 to 5.75 Calves-Good to best 7.00 to 7.5O Fair to good 6.50 to 7.0O Sheep-Choice Lambs 5. AS to 5.85 Good Wether Sheep 3.75 to 4.00 Cattle-Good to choice steers, 5.00 to 5.10 Fair to good heifers, 8.15 to 3.50*.