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THE SEMI-WEEKLY AGE $2.00 PER YEAR. THE RIGHT OF PRIVATE JUDGMENT IS ABSOLUTE IK EVERY AMERICAN 5 CENTS PER COPY VOLUME 65. COSHOCTON, OHIO, i9 1889- NUMBER RATES. 4 itmf iMMttra Wa, tneh MM ou fwrl? aMrtraOi rnvutont AOwrttttm pw Dtoptw on thto An oalleM of to fw at Ml Ihto bt 0oly UM mlw UMMf. lo MMtatot HMI la wUI IMMT b0 rabirned, of not more than tan linw will All IMOW will chantw) ObMnwf of rwMt mil eb vMd IM AT THI COSHOCTOH POST OF- AS SICOND CLASS MAIL MATTM.

Watch to your and if in prompt lettltment. TO OUR PRIBNDS Administrators and Executors, hereafter appointed, who wish the notice of their appointment to ap pfar in must take the matter in their own hands find have it done- The Probate Judge who is the tool of the Democratic Standard, steers all such notices into the col' ttmns of that sheet.contrary the law which mokes it (lie of the person ap- to have the notice Kwub'i- i.n will oleasc. hear in is in mind. Cult ts the last call to those who kn themselves indebted to me for AI.K, o' herwi.e, prior to Dc- rn'itr 8 1888 ArnMinnment has been made in thes c' Inmm that unit-s settlement was made by March 15th, thr account would be p'aced lor collection. AH open accoun's are row being prepared for this pu pose but to give Pwne an opportunity to stale without adding costs, I will ex- lend the time to March 30.

All that are then open wtll be placed at occe lor collection and interest will be added. A wjid to the wise etc. MEEK. Corporation Convention. The Republicans of the Incorporated Village of Coshocton will meet at City Hill Tuesday evening, March 2610, 730 tor the purpose of selecting a Corporation Ticket.

Uy order of Committee. Township Convention The Republicans of Tuscarawas township will meet at City Hall Mar. sf at 7 o'clock p. for the purpose of selecting a township ticket. COMMUTES.

THI wedding of Mr. Sanrud ern- feergtr, of Cleveland and Miss Bertha Wertrtftmer of Cnshocton, is Bounced for Tuesday evening Mar. 261 at the residence of the bride's parents on Second Street. ANOTUXK gas meeting will be held Thurtd-iy evening. I-ast Friday ing a meeting was called for to night but the Athenean had City Hall engaged Thf meeting was therefore postponed to Thursday night.

every citizen attend. ON our fourth page wtll be found F. F. Biggs's advertisement aonounc tag his determination to close out his stock rather than submit to a raise ia rent. We are soiry Mr.

Biggs's frete compelled to this, and hope our read ers may assist him and at the same sc dO good by buying him out, as he will slaughter one of the finest lines of goods in the city. PROGRAM ol the P. A. at Presbyterian church 7 o'clock p. M.

Sunday March 24'h, 1889, by Miss Rebecca Stewart's division. Scripture lesson "Character" Jas. Stewart Recitation Miss Djlly Robinson, reading Miss Meriie Hunt, vocal solo Mrs. Waruer Hay, recitation Sara Rue, paper Mr. Tom Morris, reci'a- tion Miss Annie Compton Every bod) cordially inviud to attend.

THE track- layers on the C. C. and railways have made excellent speed during the fine weather of the past few days. The Canton gang are a mile below Justus, and the Co- hocton gang three miles north of Avoadale, leaving bu'. twenty-five What It It Borne Of The lUnga It --One of tne Plneat la, And year and the are now turning them out at a rapid ra'e for preterit future Toe scftcMt baft are jrinted, packed and delivered forth( who to prise and Push can iooompllah deliver to his customers in which to Tu krr No 41 drew Heinsted's Art Palrs.

the picture at TICKET No 43. drew 'he p-c'ure at Art Parlrrs Posr AYRES at Spring untain, has ottr thanks for ts Tut regains of Miss Czl'ie were taken to Ciuli Friday for burial. THE Democratic township and Corporation Conventions will be heid in City Hall Saturday evening. A broke into a box car on the C. M.

V. at Dresden Junction Thursday night and stole half a dozen paiis of shoes. PEIKR ECKIRT is bxming in his merchant tailoring customers because they get good goods and low no bulldozing in hit business, no sending clerks out after customers. THE ordei of Sons of Veterans will hold a box social in the G. A.

R. Hall in West Lafayette Ohio, oa Thursday evening March 3 ist if 88. me acd enjoy the festivities of the evening. THFRK will be a special meeting of Richard post No. 69 G.

A. at their Halt next Thu-sday 21 it. All comrades ait; quested to attend, as of in poiiance will be transacted. miles between them The C. S.

gang have passed the Conesville bridge. The nke of last week has been settled and the men have nearly ail hided they can work with the Italians very well. THB gas meeting Friday light was well attended ai.d after sperches by Captain fames and others, subscriptions to the amount of 300 were made. The amount is now neatly $3600. Those of our citizens who have not yet been called on will please make up their mind? to subscribe lib- earlly toward the other $1400.

The committees will still continue their work until Thursday night when another meeting will be held at City Hall JUDGE and Corone Bucki-iw have herciofoje been great friends and cronies, but alas, the spell is broken. Both are candidates for the nomination of Justice of the Peace on the Democritic ticket this spring. Both yearn to attach the handle "Squire" to their names in addition to the already euphonious handles they both possess. Two hearts can't beat as one, and both aspire to the same office, aud therefore the Judge frowns on the Coroner and the Coroner makes faces at the Judge. Alas, alas such is fate; and there's discord in the Mossback Camp.

THE funeral ol Mr. George Cassingham took place Sunday afternoon under the auspices of the I. F. It was one of the largest funerals held here for a long time. Brethren from the Dresden, Newcomerstown and Cambridge lodges were in attendance.

The funeral services at the residence were held by Rev. Hunt, those at the grave by Rev. Wilson as Chaplain of the I. O. O.

F. Lodge. An error in the notice published Friday credited County Kent Ireland with being the birthplace of the deceased when it should have been County of Kent England. NEWARK already has several citizens from West Carlisle, among them, Councilman John Baird and Mr. Perry White of the East End.

Sne likes them well, and will be glad to welcome many more of them here Newark Advocate. THE Coshocton AGE prints a letter received from William Cannon, of Canton wherein he states that a party oi three Cantonians are about to start sa iron foundry and asking what inducement Coshocton will give for such an enterprise. 1 he citizens ol that town will take the matter in hand. Mr. Cannon is a moulder in the employ oi the Novelty Repository.

"When Coup'ed with Bualnena Tact and Ability Probably nine tenths of the people of C'jshocton county are not aware of the extent of the extensive and enter prising bu iness whose name heads this article. Many ot them know that there is such 4 firm is the Tuscarora Advertising Company, but few of them are of the amount and character of the b'junec done by it, rxcept in a very general way. For the benefit our readers and for the en- C' uragement oi young business men without capital, but with an determination and innate energy, this artirle it written Eltven years ago Mr. J. Meek came to Coshocton with but a few di 1'ars in his pocket, to-day, he is at the head of one of the most extensive and far-reaching Advertising Noveliy businesses JB O.w, if nt 10 the lited S'ates, of the very largest cities, This conciri is very exiens'vely knovn having done business in every town of any ii Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Iowa, Michigan, Kentucky, Tennessee, Pennsylvania, New York, West Virginia, Wisconsin, New Jersey, aud Maryland, and has done more or lew susiness in Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska, Dakota, California, Alabama, ROBINSON drew the laoth Gold vch Saturday, in Brooke Ander- i's watch drawing.

They are no secuiii meubtis for the sixth cl ib. Come and pin. It onl costs one dollar a week and every member it sure of a watch. Iron WE beueve the PAD Handle rail road Company, would do good and one that would be appreciated by the of a town that a treat amount ol bonnets fot the road, rf it yovkt replace the old ottifhiJr depots here with a fine MW iibetantul ttntcrure combining hearty, coamaieace and room. The THE an Dual report the Pennsylvania Railroad voluntary relief depart rnent for 1888 gives receipts for the year as $358,497.

Benefits paid amounted to 2 Th estimated net surplus on Decemker 31 was $170788. The optrating expenses of the department paid by the company were $55,901 in 1888. Up to date the payments by the company have reached $237 842. The average monthly membership for the year was 19,068. The death rate during the year was ia.6 per 1,000 members, and the average number of members disabled was 31 per 1,000.

lack apace proper trueactKM el the AfoodthtKf for the avi a food thkf tot the Thrr Fayor Water Works. 0 Selby, Geo. Williams, Frank Kane, A Berkowitz, Theo. Agnew A Compton, Joe. Finley, Ro Robinson, Chas Anderson, for the Dr.

Barcroft, Ran som, Andersen, Kobert Love Catitbert Glover. BULK oystcts 30 cents per quar fttD.H*fu% addition to these energetic salesmen, carry his purchases home, ard afterward to be turned over to the childrvQ for school sachels. The nex' novelty, 'o which special attention is given the yard stick which with the foot rula forms one of the nrst staple advertisements in the catalogue, and for the manufacture of which special machinery as stated above, has been placed. ID addi'i to these leading articles the catalogue contains ab itffcriy additional special t'es not including goods both domestic and imported. New ileas are sought out aud put into effect constantly, and no house in America can show the variety and novelty can be shown by the salesmen of "The Tuscarora." Coshocton can well be proud of such an enterprise, growing up in her borders, bringing mopey into her territory, and circulating it among her people.

Located in what is known as the McDiaald building, ''The Tusca rora" has grown and developed uniil it occupies all but oue of the rooms of that building, and the busy hum of the PERSONAL Mortley spent the tri- weekly adjournment of the Legislature in Coshecton. --Miss Lou Harrison BROADBRIM'S HEW-TORK LETTER. Corrmpondence Souil-Wwkli Ago. Among litfes to consideration, New York has been called the Para or two -with Coshocton and Roscoe friends last week. --Mr.

Harvey Merrill and Miss Sidie Karr spent Sunday with Wes Lafayette friends. --Mr. Bush of thejfirm of Pretty man BusTi, the new Woolen firm Dresden attended the Cassingham funeral Sunday as an Odd Fellow. Mr. Ernest Johnson, Miss Stew art, ofCtehocton, and Mi.s Davis attended the Calumet Club dance last Newark American.

B-rjsv Clark, John Poor man, Jerrv Austin, Lewis Castle, Win Adams Curl, Cross of Dres den, ao4yH Hawthorn of Caip- spe a(iay disc of thieves and swindlers. Cemio bridge Attended uoera! jurrday. the Cassingham Helmick. Mr. Will Glover of Columbia Dhio, was visiting at the residence of his uncle Giover last week.

The brethren of the Baptist Church of this place have secured the services of brother Clark as pastor for the corning year. Mr. Amos Fry of this vicinity has purchased a farm near Holmesville where he to move the near future. The small child of Mr. and Mrs.

Georgia and Massachusetts. Jn September 1886, the concern lad a beginning. The stock in Ijade consisted of one little alleged two- lorse power engine and a single Nonpareil platen press. No solicitation was made except by mail, and the di reel personal (ftorts of the proprietor Ctishocton and in towns of the immediate vicinity. No labor but that of the proprietor and one assistant was employed, and the puny little msiness was laughed at by the older Novelty Houses, of the country, who joked with each other about the extensive competition the new one horse factory in Coshocton was giving them, lo day all this is changed.

In place of the feeble little engine, one of the best engines manufactured by the Erie City Iron Works of Eiie Cuy Penn. furnishes the motive power to nineteen machines, three new ones having been added wilhm the past twenty dajs. Aside from the engine and boiler there are nineteen machines in operation daily including a com- phte stereotyping outfit, and a new machine built after plans furnished by "The Tuscsrora" for the manufacture of yard slicks and which has a capacity of 15000 yard sticks per day. Instead of one assistant in the printing department there are in the printing manufacturing and packing departments between thirty and forty people busy, all of them, 10 hours 'per day, and in the printing department 12 hours per day. Instead of solicitation by mail, five active hus hug trawling men cover the territory rom the Rockies to the Allegheaus At th; head of this coterie of Commercial Tourists is Mr.

W. T. Knight, )f Coshocton who cast his fortune with "The Tuscarora" early in 1887, nd to whose energetic and hustling work much of the success ot the cou- ern is due. Mr. Knight is an active oung traveler and very popular with he patrons of his house.

Instead of the jeers of the other Novelty Houses of the country raveling men from those houses are eeking employment with "The Tusca- ora," Mr. G. S. Holland of alls N. who has been 'ravelling with one of the most extensive of the astern Novelty Houses for fourteen has severed connection wi that establishment and is seeking new otlds to conquer for "The Tusca- ora," lie is one of the most popular, he most talkative, the ra)st genial, and the best known traveling men in Ohio to-day.

Mr. T. G. White of Minneapolis, who his dentifted with a great Chicago Novelty House for the past several years at work for "The Tuscarora." He is to the great West what the other two men are to the South and East weii known and popular among the business men of that energetic and lustling portion of our great com. mouwealth.

In three able and two other newer acd less known travelers have entered the service on trial. It may now be asked, in what Joes the business of the establishment consist? In the first place the chief Specialty of "The Tuscarora" is the school hag. It is made of the best quality of burlap, imported from the celebrated bin lap miils of Dundee Scotland for the special use of "The Tuscarora." It is made by one of the finest sewing machine plants in the country, the machines propelled by steam and running to full ca pacity 10 hours per day. Over a half million of bags have been mamnactured by "The Twcwont" during the part tractive. machines, the meiry click of thef A Mullet is dangerously sick with cresses, and the hum of industry is leard the whole day through and far the night.

A few more such establishments and Coshocton will take her place as she ought to, among he busy, growing Ohfo. thriving cities of THE fo'Jowing special from Sunday's 'onimerciat Gazette may lead to the capture of a Coshocton county murderer. It is possible that the Siunders mentioned is the murderer of Dicker son at Coal Port mines. It is known hat he formerly lived in the Virginias and that he killed a man some where here. An eflF rt will be made to race the matter down to see whether is the Sauuders wanted here: For bout one year a gang of illicit iquor dealers have been pi) ing their rade in Wyoming and McDoweli counties without either United States or States license.

It became so ntfari- ous that hundreds were engaged in he illicit traffic. The good cit-jcns of these counties, havirg experienced he evil, concluded about four months ago to employ detectives to ferret ou and bring to justice these puties. But heir first attempt was a failure. Laier ou they employed W. G.

ialdwin, a Eureka detective of this city, who about six weeks ago appear ed in that section of ihe ate and be- work as a newspaper reporter in order to learn the lay of the country, le soon got his beariug-, and iu a hort time had secured evidence i ciently strong to arrest thirty odd hese "moonshiners." Not having lowever, arrested all of them, he con- inued 10 get evidence, and on Thurs-; day last he went to Flipping Creek to arrest a negro named Charles Saun- lers, physically a poweiful man, and when consented with a warrant the negro refused to surrender and en- leavored to pull a pistol, which was irevented by Baldwin shooting him wice in the right arm. Th did not top the desperado who advanced on he detective, and was in the act milling him and would have done so had not Baldwin shot him in the head; et this did not stop the negro, who lad in the meantime closed in on the who only saved his life by cnocking the fellow down nine times whh a pocket billy, after which, by he aid of others, he was handcuffed and aken to Mercer county jail. The letective received serious injuries, but not of a fatal natuie. There has all told, forty of the gang of moon hiners arrested and lodged in jail. There are fully as many more yet to arrested, and Baldwin with his officers are in hot pursuit.

Information eceived here this evening is that the detective and his aids are in close quarters, and unle he receives as istance from the county officials of hat section he will be compelled to eave. That section of the country his notorious for i's lawlessness in moonshining for two years, notwithstanding the Government has done all its power possible to break up this Ilicit business. It is now quite certain hat since the of that section of the ate have taken this matter nto hand, the evil-doers will have lo go. A IARGE barn on the farm of Hon. fas.

Burt, near Morgan Run Cross ng in Lafayette township, was entirely destroyed by fire about iix o'clock yesterday even.ng. The structure was stored with a large quantity of grain and hay, all of which was destroyed. The loss will probibly reach two thousand dollars. It was not learned what amount of insurance is held on the property. The fire is supposed to be the work of some tramps, who were seen in the locality a short time previous to the fire.

Price wens who lives on the farm, had his, hands sever- ly burned while striving to save a portion of the Standard. brain fever: Miss Dolh Patterson of Dresden, is visiting her brother Chas. Patterson of this place. Mr. Henry Elliott was in Millersburg on business last Saturday.

Mr. Noble was in Blissfield last Sunday. Mr. Shflther of Baltic Ohio, is bqy- ing timber this sectiou, Mr. Gamertsfelder spent last Saturday tvening at the residence of Mr.

William Williamson Sr. The schools of our section are draw- lag to a close, to the great relief ol many teachers and pupils. Madam tumor tells us there is to be a wedding on the hill and that very soon. Mr. Milo Ling of this section is looking for a farm to tent Mr.

Will Butler was here on business last Monday. A party of young folks met at the residence of Mr. Amos Fry, Friday evening and had a very pleasant time. The amusement consisted in various also instrumental music furnish- by Mr. Will Reed and sister.

West Lafayette West and Reed the tinners have noved into their new quarters. Loos has bought the Ike Mid- ileton property. Miss Etta Foster is visiting friends a Columbus. The friends of Lee Wirlz gathered his residence last Friday evening nd helped him to celebrate his twen ieth birthday. An elegant supper was erve and everybody had a good time At the meeting of the Harry Fos'er Camp, Sons of Veterans, last Saturday ight, seven recruits were mustered 'he boys were expecting more than bat number but it was impossible fur ome of them to be present.

This Jamp was organized in November, with twelve charter members. The reseat membership is thirty and more to muster. It is announced that hev will have a "box social" in the if hall next Thursday evening, everybody turn out to en- ourage the boys and help the order. Blleafleld. Mr.

Abraham Bart lei has moved is sawmill from John Stanton's trrn to Lay land where he has a con- ract of sawing. Our new depot is almost ready for ccupancy. It will be a credit to cur tile village. Several new houses will te erected in the spring. Oh' Hel mick our neighbor village where are ou Death has again been among us.

'his time he claims the little son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Mullet. He ied the i2th and was buried the 1310 nst. Literary society at Blissfield Friday vening.

Question for discussion is Resolved, "that the United States hall maintain a protective policy." Gardner and Mullet, affiirm- tive, and A Curtis and Scharup negative. School will close here Friday and exhibition will be given Saturday evening including the Drama, "Among he Breakers," Ttaveliing Man" and others. Come all and have a good ime. if you happen to meet Mr. Thos and he seems anxious to snub about something, don't be inquisitive, for its only a young section boss come to his house last Monday.

ATHENAEAN PROGRAM for to-night, March 19, 1889. Part solo, Miss Lulu Stewart; recitation, Miss Hutchinson; essay Miss Rebecca Stewart; reading, Miss Haight; Piano Duet, Miss Wernett and Mrs A Berkowitz. Part Miss Rose Talmadge; rrcitation, Miss Jean Johnson; select reading, Mat penman; cornet solo, Dr. Haighl; Review by Editor. MRS.

MARTHA LIVINGSTON Mood ey'a story ol "Alan antidote to "Robert Elsmere" that Lothrop Company this month already received the stamp of approval by several professional critics and leading clergymen to whom it was read in manuscript. It said to be almost dramatic in certain of its incidents while its grouping and it is that in no city in the world can the cheeky adventurer get such a ready endorsement on such very slight We may boast as we p'ease of our Democricy, of our Republican blood and our glorious forefathers; our Eagl? and our Sparry Flag, and I have no doubt, scattered among our sixty, or six'y five, millions of people we have prettv gorx Republicans or Democrats; call thtin which you please, but there are thousands, yea hundreds of thousands in the United States who at heart are as much aristocrats as you coulr find wi hin the sound of Bow Bells or in sight of the Knserhoti Berlin. They love a count, they adore a lord they worship a duke. A foreign title iu the eyes of these monomaniacs ij John Jacob had no surplui cash in pouch when he first came in New rk. But that's nor there.

John Jacob neither here is dead and buried and William Astor is queen New York, ist as much as Queen Victoria is iccn of England, and to put her out of the prionpil quadrille at the coming celcbraMi-n, just because her grcdtlalher didu'i drive treasure richer than wretched experience gold, and the of and dt of beautiful and wealthy American girls is of no service as a warning, and any titled blackguard to-day cau get a better from scores of rich American families than a young American who has nothiug but char acter and hones lo commend him. These thoughts are suggested by he return of Lidy JManleville nee Miss Yzaaga who was martied lure at Grace Church a few seasons ago to Lord Mandeville. This titled vaga bond came by his title hone tl enough, for his father was a genui.ie duke though a poor ose. Her marriage was one of the great events of Stew York society, for one of her sir- ers was married to VandcrbiU, and if course that wjs the "open sesame" the inside circle of Ward er's exclusive lour hundred, The no le lord was invited everywhere. The ate Wro.

Vanderbilt entertained lim and his bride at his magnificent palace on Fifth avenue, and the bride nd bridegroom were given the oom in the house. All New York an after them. Then the lucky American girl was congratulated on icr catch, and all the girls said, "Oh, ou darling; don't I wish I was you As a reporter of a sporting pap. aid to me. Why, blow me, it he idn't promise her royal nih') a lalace by the Lake of Como.

It was dead swindle on both sides. Sh bought that being a son of Dulu, lat he had a half dozen castles at east, and that Queen Victoria and rince Albert would call on ner soon she got to London. Lord Man.dc He had been howling swell iu ay, a captain in the Guards, a SaH hppti manv other things ot set down in the books but he had cash and she had little, and, fur- iierrrore, he had no castles and he ad no credit. He had spent hun- reds of thousands of pounds of other eople's money, and what little he ad of his own he had gambled awy i i or in other disreputable laces. A wretched bankrupt who 1 windled bootmakers, hatters and ailors, who had no character when came here, is admitted into the est ol our American homes and bear way fi jm our shores one of our st eauliful American girls.

A lew weeks ago another gnl ra- urned from Europe where she had een inveigled into tmniage with a eggarly Italian whose sole capital was au empty valise and a bankrupt le of The rascal had not money enough to pay for his breakfast nd now he is trying lo blackmail ih" ride's family, as the price of his rid ance. The fate of who narried the HIS Dike of Mil oro, is too fresh in in? memory to eed repetitiou. Toe felbw's bru 3 his first wife was not sulTLient warning to her, so when her own bit er lesson and hunilation came she ailed to receive that sympathy and onsideration which she nrgh othjr wise have hoped for had she not gainst all remunstraace put her the lion's mouth. Malboro's bad character had closed lie homes in England against him 'he Queen would not allow him in er presence, and yet on his arrival a- 'tew York last summer an woman invited him to her house, parties in his honor, entertainer: urn for a week, and she one of th baggie wag in ihr luu was the questioi and I lell you what, it was a Talk nf hard nuts to crack. H-ivc you ever tried to hick.jry nms witti a tack hamiiui? wtll it was wor-e than The) wanted to squarzi Mrs.

cx-Presideu less in and also Mrs ex Pres identess Clev land, but net her their ancestors wt-ri distinguished in the volution, cons nn'ly like hti of other plebs myselt included, they had the bar sinister ar.rogj then coal of When it was knftwi that Mrs. Astor was going to be ruled out, the storm began to brew. Youcai make Presidents like Cleve- Und and Hayes day in the week the woods are full of 'cm, but it takes about a hundred years In make a Mrs. William Astor Women like are slow of like the century plant, but wnen thev do burs into full bloo'ii they are worth looking at. It is n.n m-yal me tn.il makes lier what she ij, th she fus lots of it, but it ih high tr-eding.

One i last week year-old coll si K.r twenty six thousand dollars, and only a short time before one of the same rain of bloo 1 brought fifty thousand; well Mrs William to day repres nts the best strain of bl od, no' because she is rich bu 1 ecause in all good works she represents whatever is best ia American womanhood. Slie is a woman whom riches has not spoiled, and whose like ih se of her distinguished predecessor, have nndc her ntme lessed, so they not put her ou addict the wife of her nephew, William Waidoil" Astor, in. Kvcty distinguish ed person in New York would like tr 1 nee in that q'udnll. 1 confess 1 hould like to shake a leg mys'-l; 1 hink I could sh them suim teps that would make their head' wim. I should like to su2i conz i lo Mrs.

Cleveland, swing partners wit'i VIra. Hayes, balance A to M's. Abtor, nd right hand'across and down tin- middle with Mrs. Hanison. But as 1 adly remarked fore, 1 suppose I'm uled out.

Society is torn ID in egard to the coming celeb will keep you advised to the Anal esult. At last we have reached thi Kert rial. Now marK the prophecy. No baodle Aldermen will ever be onvicted in New Y. rk Disuici Speaking of leaders we ere a twitter over our coming Ccn tennial celebration of inauguration, April 30th, 1789 Now people who live in the country may vhinkit a vtry easy thing to arrange old fashioned qtudrille, and so is; all you have to do is to roar out, your partners for a quadtilie," when everybody makes a rush, seize the first girl he can Uy his hands or; fat or lean, old or young, jugly or pretty, and makes a dash to get the rom the prosecu ion ol the as he was threatened with an incipient at ack pneumonia; he was afraid he would be a subject for a coroner's iii- uest.

The Court excused him and lie nex day the dying man seen Harlem Lane behind a peir ol 2.21^/2 totters taking 3 little brush with jack Smith's Blue lilacs Oh. no; the boodlers are all right, ana Jon't you forget it. With the death of Ciptiin John icsso closes the career rf coe ol the intellectual giants of the nineteenth century. It is not my to re- cr to his inventions of the i tor or the Prope ler and (he calortr engine which h.u the world, but tu a circumstitjce which embittered Ihu last, years of his life, and almost cl association with us fellow-man. nearly twenty years Captaiu Kncsson has been al Lt a hermit, denying to all but a small circl: ol immedittc friends The cause of this is not tjeieratly tnowu, but it occurred this wav.

Nearly twenty years ago Ciplam Eric sson i an engine for ocean steamers which was calculated to create even a greater revjlutio.i ID ocean caniage than his propcilor Capital did not come forward readily to help him, he was a high spirited dtfri lent man who could not beg for favors. lu the undertaking he inves ted a'l of his private fortune, so con ft dent was he success After yearn uf trial and disappointment at lut the vessel was ready sea. Everything was prepared for her first trial trip. She lay at anchor in the Nor Riv when a vie lent s'ortn arose. Sonic ol i he lower side ports had been Uftopin and tha vessel careened by the wit filled and suuk.

For this great caltm- uy there was scarcely a word of sympathy, on the contrary laughed and seemed to rej ice at his misfortune. It nearly broke his heart nev they laid htm in his grave on Monday list. Yours truy, BROADBRIM. head, and the d- take the ermost; The way we used to hind do i' TERRIBLE. Two-thirds of all deaths in New York City are from Consumption or pneumonia.

The same proportion holds tor most other cities. Delays are dangerous. Dr. Acker's English Remedy for Consumption will always elieve and may save your life. Sold at Anderson's two Drug Stores.

iy when Broadbrim used to put in his fancy steps with a style and vigor that made many of the good old hard shells prognosticate "that that young man would come to no good." That was all well enough then, but it is a very different affair now. One of the most biMer and heirtscaldiog bits business that has occurred for a dog's age has Ueen the arrangement of thrs centennial quadrille. One thing, however, was settled beyond all question and that was that the dancers in th first set must ail be descended from Washington himjelf or Martha his wife; or failing that they must be in direct descent from some of the dis languished Revolutionary tamili LOflt. Somewhere between Warsaw and character sketches are partacululj at-. for Mohawk Village $500 endoeed an Express wrapper addressed to Samel Hagana, Fifty I dollars to reward will propose teason to cocvsne with the readers of THK ACK thiough this column and hope to have tome, thing of real interest to tell you each week It is a subject of great interest to you that we have to talk of, vt: Your clothing; for every ind.vidiui must of necestty give more or attention to his own attire.

As the apparel "oft the it becomes the duty of every pesson to see that he procures for himself the proper thiugi style, design and fabric. And we propose to offer you our best efforts and experience in this direction through our weekly talk in th stpace. As leaders in clothing we are expected to be ahead in fashion at well as in the and assortment of stales. Our exhibit Spriag Overcoats and Spring S.jits, as well as our Boy's and Children's Clothing will show thit we have fully realised these expectations, and are able to satisfy the most exacting and fasttdiong In furnishing aud hajs our stock ts wonderful in extent, marvelous iu beauty. No store in the city can show such lovely unique, and ctur.ain 4 sty lei.

Above we sell these goods at such popular pnces that all are sure to be satisfied, A. BERKOWITZ toSetile. All persons indebted to me must icltle before April ist. Please tund to Lucy and she will give credit; otherwiss on the date mentioned, claims will be put in the hands of a collector wiih rxtra charges added. MRS.

GKO. March, 5 ettd. Township Oouveattoua. The Republicans of Bedford ship arc requested to meet at West tedford at 3 o'clock p. M.

Saturday, Mar. 2yd. for the purpose of nominating a ticket. Uy order of Committee. The Republicans of Oxford town- hip, will hold their convention at the Town Hall on Wednesday evening, ttarch 27, for the purpose ol nomina- ing a township ticket Hy order of Co omittee.

The Republicans of White Eyes owiiship will meet in Township Hall, "uesdayp March 26th at 3 o'clock, M. for the purpose of selecting a icket. liv order of Committee. Saturday, March at 2 o'clock he Republicans of Jackson township will meet at Town Hall in Roscoe to elect a township ticket. The Republicans of Linton lown- hip will convene at township Hall, 'uesday z6th, at 3 i.

M. for he purpose oi nominating a ticket. Hy order of Committee. The Republicans of Keene town- hip are reqiies ed to meet at township ail on Saturday aiternoon at Vtarch 23, for the purpose ol nomina- ng a township ticket. By or of Committee.

The Republicans of Franklin town- hip are requested to meet at town- flip an Saturday auerno'Mi at 3 Vlock, March 23'! for the purpose I nominating a ticket. The Republicans of Lifayette owuship will meet in convention Monday March 25 at 2 o'clock or the purpose ot nominating a ticket township in Rehardg Hall. COM MM IKP. tdeot Bloorr.ftald Mr. R.

Ryan nas just returned rom "Ada 1 where he has been attending school for the past year, dr. Ryan has completed the commercial course and will engage in the mercantile busmen in this village i becoming season. Mr. closed a very uccessful term of 1 at Freeman's College last Kridy. Mr.

A of F.iie, was he guest ol Mr. Harry Lawrence last Sunday. A child of Mr Andrew was niried Un Wednesday. Singing has begun Church of ih's i at the K. A SAD STORY.

The child coughed. The mother an. No remedy was near. Bsfore morning the poor little sufferer dead. MORAL: Always keep Dr.

Acker's English Remedy at hand. Sold at Anderson's 2 Dtug Stores. DR. AIGnr has moved his Dental looms to the Forbes Bl'k. Second floor.

Feb. 301 et and ruined him financially. He er recovered from the shock till CONTENTMENT passes wealth. You are sure to be contented with the use of Warner's Log Cabin Extract for external and internal pains. This is better than to employ a physic no who cannot do more for you if you had the wealth of Cucsas.

Two sizes, 50 cents and THE finest line ot gasoline stoves ever brought to Coshocton are now to be jeen a Benj Coe's. Cheaper than ever. Walt Pepar Bargains. I bought 2500 bolts cf wall paper, more the 'nde at this place really demands, aud I will close them cut at reduced prices. the Hamilton K.ax«, hoi chest patterns direct The very from the Jeffenoni, De Puysters, Jayi many others known to Revolu'iooary fame; and right here came the hi'ch.

Mrs. William Astor is now our sjcial R. CLARK, Warsaw O. Mar. i 8t-eot.

ALIXANDIR BLACK'S ''Story of queen. Nobody disputes that, bu her Ohio," published by Lothrop Com- ancestors never fit the Revolution; ajt finding die most practical of in point of fact it no two to one that alUndorsements in the Budteve State tome of her female relations were no The book hat already betn dragging a hand cart about the streets adopted it certain schools of the State of some of the fine old German towns A text-book ot as a part cf the at that time; for we all know that; coum topptaMttfrry For uent brick house on Second J. R. JOHNSON Mar. 15 at HOOAN will pay 9 cents for turkeys, 7 fi-r young 6 ceuls or geese an i 7 cents to duckv tf New Stock of We have kuly added a line of the celebrated celluloid trusses to our store, and having had several yrar's rxpertcrce with a practical truss we will guarantee a perfect fit on ev- erv trms we stll, and at prices low as the lowest Don't nil to come in and see us when in need of anything in the tru line.

Remember the uhce Dr. old stand. ItSMtTH. St. Hotel Pttttbwv.

Pa. Attention is called to a can! of thu house in another column, aider the management of Mr. Chu S. GilL This famous hostelry commands a very large share of public patronage. It has been improved ia every way and the table is unsurpassed.

A atmosphere aU who are under the domiciliary can of mine em- cefleot hose of Gill. WHY WOMEN FADS. WOBMB law thaw beaoty eoUs undermine lift. Or. Ack.

ert Enfhsh Remedy far GoMsaptkM is an absolute ewe far eoUa. ty For sale at L. K. AataMft i drag item.