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SANDUSKY'S Leadings Banks. Moss National Bank Capital Stock, Surplus, Capital, Surplus, OF SANDUSKY, $150,000.00 40,000.00 BUYS AND SELLS GOVERNMENT BONDS. All Government Coupons cashed at their value either In Currency, Gold or its equivalent. Beady at all times to buy and sell all Government Securities. We also collect Government Bonds and Drafts And attend to other business with the Govern I ment.

JAY O. MOSS, janld President. R. B. HUBBARD, A.

W. PROUT, Second National Bank THE SAVINGS DEPARTMENT Invites the attention of Clerks, Mechanics Laborers, Chilcfren and all who may desire tc save small sums to the advantages off ere 1( W. HUBBARD, L. LOCKYTOOD, Vice President. Ass't Cashier, Third National Exchange Bank OF SANDUSKY.

Caoltal. $200,000.00 Surplus, A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS. SAVINGS DEPARTMENT Pays Liberal Rates of Interest, computed semi annually. Pass books issued. Zi.

CABLE, F. P. ZOLLINGER. President Cashier, GEO. BARNEY.

President. ANDREW ZERBE, Vice President. PRANK L. FELCH, Cashier The Sandusky Savings Bank Go Capital paid up Surplus, $100,000.00 8,000.00 WASHINGTON PARK, SL0ASE HOUSE BLOi Thn fianduskv Savlncrs Bank Co. is an em agement to Mechanics, Farmers, Laborers and lstrators, Guardians, Trustees, Societies, Corporations and others sale repository for funds where interest can be realized.

Deposit! made on short and long time upon real estate anu omer approvea security. Rank nnen from 9 a. m. to 1 v. m.

and from to 4 p. m. daily, except Legal Holidays; also every Saturday evening from to s. interest pain on savings Deposits. REVIVO RESTORES VITALITY.

mm. it LI 1 Made a istDay. fi iviarv 15th Day. Cf Me. THE GREAT 30th Day.

the above results in days. It acts powerfully and V.iicl:ly. Cures a all others fail. Young men will regain the ir lost manhood, and old men will recover their vmithfi by REVIVO. It quickly and surely restores Nervousness.

Loet Vitality, Impotencv. Nightly Eiuissions. Lost Power. Failing Memory, Wastine Diseases, and effects of abuso or eiccs and indiscretion, which unfits one for etndy, business or marriage. It not only cures by eUrting at the seat of disease but a great nerve tonic and blood builder, bringing back the pink glow to palo cheeks and ro storing tho Ore of youth.

It wards off Insanity and Consumption. Insist on having REVIVO, no other. It can bo carried in vest pocktt. By mail, per package, or six for 95.00, with posl Mve written guarantee to or refund the money. Circular free.

Address MTAL MEDICINE S3 Niter CHICAGO. ILL Wooden Pie Plates For picnic parties for sale at Register Stationery Counters. I OotTXir, My wtts oaed "MOTHERS' FRIEND" baton nor turd confinement, sad says sbs would not be without it for of Dock Mills. BaADFOLO BtOCXTOR CO. AtlUU, Oft.

MILAN. Mr. and Mrs. James Fitch left Wed nesday for Elyria for a few days visit with their children. Mr.

and Mrs. W. W. LaChance are re icing over the arrival of a baby daugh ter who came Wednesday, m. R.

A. Boirardus. of Mansfield, the genial State aeent for the celebrated vnuiea flows was a ui Wm. Eastman last Wednesday. The measles are racing in our public schools, lessening the attendance.

Miss Grace Mowry, who has been vis iting "several weeks in Detroit returned the latter part of last week. Miss Phebc Hallidav. cf Huron, visited Milan friends last week, Hereafter the Western Union Tel raph office and telephone will be feund on the south, siae ol the square. Mrs. Homer Page returned Saturday from a visit with Toledo friends.

Mr. and Mrs. J. Clarke, of Clyde. ere guests last week of Mrs.

Clarke's parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Perrin. Mr.

and Mrs. Bert Harrison, of Nor walk, came down Sunday on their bicycles to spend the day with Mrs. Harrison's friends, Mc. and Mrs. J.

H. Kellar. bv. G. M.

Knapp preached his fare well sermon to a large congregation Sun morning ami evening. The altar of Saginaw. and. where the; was beautifully decorated with flowers placed there by loving hands. Mr.

Ivnapp during his five years as a minister here has made many warm fi iends, who regret his leaving. E. A. Webb, of Plymouth, was in town last week looking up matters concerning our puoiic sctioois. Mrs.

John Putnam left last week for a sit with Mr. and Mrs. Mvron Putnam, Mr. and Mrs. J.

F. Austin, accom panied by Geo. E. Rogers, left Monday for Detroit. Mrs.

J. L. Van Dusen, who for months past has been ill at her home on Main street passed awav Wednesday, Sept. 2Gth. Tbe funeral was held Thursday, Kev.

li. M. Anapp omciating. Miss Jessie B. Wood left the first of last week for New York to resume her duties as teacher.

Frank Austin, of Fostoria. who is spending a few days with Milan friends, went nsning on Tnursaav. ine net re sults were six pike, four black bass and seven percn. vY m. Eastman has moved his grocery store from the Keiley block to the room in the Wilson block lately occupied Dy mrs.

J. l. nean. Pumpkin Social. The ladies of the Presbyterian society will give a pumpkin social at tne res idence of Capt.

J. F. Randolph this Wednesday evening, supper will be served from p. m. to 10 p.

m. Thei ill be Pumpkins larse and pumpkins small. Pumpkins short and pumpkins tall: I lull i Pumpkins baked and pumpkins stewed Pumpkins in all shapes for food PumDkins snicv and numnkins sweet. Pumpkins in pie as yellow as Pumpkins rooked both hot and cold: Pumpkins in some shape for everyone. And everyone is most cordially ii Wedding Bells.

Last Wednesday morning witnessed the marriage of iia Herb, of place, 1o Mr. .1. ttenediet Gocke, of Howesville, est irginia. The ceremony took place at St Anthony's church, Kev. G.

Chas. Rchoeneman officiating. The attendants were Miss Susie Grace Herb, sister of the bride, and Mr. Peter Brickel. of Cleveland.

During the ceremony a quartette choir from St. Paul church, of IS or walk, discoursed sweet music. The wedding was one ol the pretties' ever witnessed in that church The bride was beautiful in cream colored albatros cloth, trimmed with lace and a handsomely hand embroidered front Her veil, which fell like a about her. was fastened with a diamond ornament. She carried as iloweis The bridesmaid Henrietta cloth, wit trimmings.

Her Ihn grno owe: robed wore tho conventional black. will visit In the South. nay fever uureg. ere a and his attendant The church and house were tustefully decorated, golden rod being the prom nent Mower. The reception at the home of th bride was Jar gel attended, and man presents attested the popularity of the young couple.

Among the guests present from abroad were Mr. and Mrs J. Mattingly, ot Dobbin, W. Ya. Mrs.

.1. and daughters, of Sandusky Mr. and Mrs. Kromer, Mr. and Mrs.

Herb, of Perkins Mr. Engels: of Sandusky. The happy couple lei on the (i trail: a. tlie L. then! Miss Mary Uute, ot writes to C.

I. Hood Co, of as follows: "My mother has hadj hay fever for about six years, but sincei she has taken that wonderful remedy, Hood's Sarsaparilla, she is almost entirely cured. We cannot praise Hood's Sar saparilla too highly." HOOD'S PILLS euro indigestion Glass, copper, zinc, lead, carbon, plaster, petroleum, silk, cotton, and paper are used in the manufacture of incandescent lamps. DR. F.

M. HUQHE8 Local Enron. Louis Wells is bavins his house eningiea. Presidios Elder Hovt conducted ser vices ip the M. E.

church last week. Courad Heidloff is building a new house in the east end of town. A laree crowd from this Dlace attended1 uie Loram county iair last weunesuay and Thursday. The L. O.

T. M. held a social at the home of A. Jlattison last Tuesday even ing, ueceipts about 50. The new residence of Dennis Driscoll on Division street is completed, and presents a creaitaoie appearance.

Geo. P. Wahl still has two fairs to at tencUwith his cane racks, balloons, for the amusement of the public. Miss Grace Mason, of Clvde. is em ployed as trimmer at the millinery estab lishment of Mrs.

Kate Duross. Mrs. Elizabeth Welch has begun suit gainst ner nusoanu. xnomus weicn. in the court of Common Pleas fo ralimony.

Rev. L. H. Rovce delivered a very in teresting sermon a few evenings since on tne sjjojeci oi speaiiing. Mr.

D. L. Nielson has recently placed four new show cases of elegant design anu nnish in his lewelrv store on div ision street. Rev. Jacob Dookstaller.

of Pittsburir. will succeed Mr. Klockseirn as pastor of the German church at place. The work of rebuilding the lish tuir. Favorite, is drawing near completion.

and when completed will be almost en now. It is now one of the finest tugs on the At a special meeting of Ely lodge No. 424, F. and A. M.

held last Monday even ng Distiict Lecturer E. Aicher.oi Huron was present and viewed the work. And at last Jack Lumley is a bene diet! Yes. it is said to be a fact thatj has nnallv succumbed to the wilv arts of the centler se.v, and has been cap lvated. He was married several days igo to a Miss Wood, of Huron.

The teachers of Vermillion and vicin ty have organized a reading circle, for the purpose of pursuing the course laid down by the Ohio Reading' uircie. j. ne circle organized witn only ten members, but the number is increas lotion has been filed in Probate court by Theodore Alvord. as attorney for Matilda Pelton, et al, heirs of Adam Trinter, deceased, to have Wilhelm Trintcr, administratrix removed, The Ladies' Aid society of M. church gave their warm supper on last weanesaay evening, xne proceeds were pphed to the payment of the salary of me pastor, it was a success socially anu otnerwise.

A barn belonging to Peter Dunn, sit uated on the west side of Douclas street. as damaged to the extent of about twenty nve ooiiars (xzo) iast weanesuay Fully covered by insurance. The case of Simon T. Shelton vs Alonza N. Shelton, contesting the will of the late Wm.

T. Shelton was on trial at the Lourt house most of last week large number of witnesses from here were in attendance. A young colored tramp giving the. name of John Jones, had a leg broken while beating his way on a Nickel Plate train last Thursday night. He was brought to this place and on Fridav morning was sent to the Infirmary at sanuusicy.

uire N. Goodsell, of Ashmont.has rented his farm and concluded to make ermiihon future home. He has strict integrity and industry accumulate! goodly amount of this world's goods and can afford to spend his declining years tne village oi nis cnoice. Dr. R.

F. Quigley and C. C. Uaumhart made a century run on tneir wheels las Sunday, covering the one hundred mik in someining over nine nours. ney ni ished opposite the American house, i Cleveland, and returned home on th Nickel Plate Sunday evening.

Wi Nicholas who started with them did finish. The inventory and appraisement of th estate of David Haber, late of Yermil lion, has been filed, and an order granted to uaroiine riaoer. executrix upon ap plication to sell personal property at pri vate sale. Lafavette Counter, of this place, performed a wonderful feat last when he brought his father home from Lorain on a bicycle with him. Lafayette sat on top the handle bars, smok his pipe while Lafavette the They presented rather a strange appearance in coming up th road.

A creamery is about to be, or is t'ac now process of being built on th place of Mr. W. H. Todd, south ot tin place by Messrs. Todd and some Toledo parties.

This will be quite an indu and ought to be greatly appreciate our farmers and the Vermillion peop general. We hope it will be a linai success. Sorosis. The Porosis met at the home and Mrs. E.

M. Kane on Monda; ing, the 24th inst when the 't program was rendered: Pa Criuc for It was twenty nine days from the cast our Twain ing of the Lick objective glass before it had cooled sufficiently for safe removal. Mrs I C. D. Nicholas II.

Kae jVlercurial Poison the rcn tor 11. wntn.ont of onioro. 'lhesvfm n.l« Mitouiv mm i than tiiedlscnxe tlon than before. The 'm ''rt 1 1 Rheumatism I suffered from a nevero attack of Mereurlnl ItheumfitHm. my nnd legs bclnft swollen to rooro than twlee their nnturnl ennslnff tlie (ifdol.

after tnklnR a few mnn, completely cured. Icn anyone BffhctertTnth thn ruinfni disease. heartily SWIFT SPECIFIC Atlairla. Oa. Victor L.

King. An Afflicted Boy Salt Intense Pain Eruptions Healed and Health Re stored by Hood's Sarsaparilla. We have used Hood's Sarsaparilla with creal success in the case of our boy. When he waa two years old, something resembling tetter or salt rheum csme out on las face. It was pain.

itclunft, tho little relrahi from scratching the flesh. An Awful Sight. I applied different salves but they did not do any good. I had previously lost faith in doctors, so I decided he needed something for the Dlood, and having noticed Hood's Sarsaparilla highly ere quickly noticeable, the broken flesh healed over and he became more healthy. He is now seven years old and I have never noticed any signs of a return of the trouble.

He is now Personal. C. Goodman, of Toledo. last Monday. M.

J. Doren. of Cleveland, town i tow I last Tuesday. Mrs. H.

G. Delker, spent the Sabbatl with friends in North Amherst. G. Jaeger of Cleveland, was ir town last Monday. W.

H. Locke, of Cleveland, was in town last Wednesday. Mrs J. E. Kane was in Berlin Heights a few days last week.

Wm. Mortimer, of Cleveland, town last Monday morning. Henry Morse, of Amherst, was last Wednesday. Mr. Burt.

Parsons was in Sandusky on Monday. Mc Claughey, of Cleveland, was in town last i' riday. R. R. Chamberlin, of Hudson, was in town last Saturday.

George L. Krapp was in Sandusky Monday as witness in the Shelton case P. J. Marquarct. of Toledo, was in town last Thursday on business.

J. P. Miller, of Erie, was in town calling on friends Tuesday last. Mrs. Flora Rayhill and son were in Sandusky on last Monday.

Nathan Honk of Berlin, spent Sunday with Dr. Hughes and family. M. B. Abell, of Kansas City, was town last Tuesday.

Elson Dye and wife, of Elyria, were it. town iast Tuesday. .1. C. Gilchrist, oi Cleveland, guest of his parents on Sunday.

vas th' CAY. Gillette, of Cleveland, was town last Thursday. Miss Laura Alger is the guest, ot her sister, Mrs. E. A.

Alger, of Lorain. S. C. Myers was home on a isit last Thursday and Friday. Otis H.

Wonnell, of Port Clinton, was in town last Friday. U. Todd was in Sandusky Monday as a witness in the Shelton case. Capt. Ton.

Young was at home last Monday evening. Dr. (J ngley and ('. C. Haumhart went to C'c e'and on their whee Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. C. E. liove entertained Huron friends one da last week Mrs Ii.

S. Horton has returned home ne a tr.p to Detroit and the Mews. Reiter and Pud Shore K. R. attorneys, were i Monday Mrs L.

Williams arid daughter, iberiin. visiting friends and reialnc i town. Mr. YV Ii. Bedortha, of Oberlin.

wa i town Msiting friends over Sunday. Mis and Mrs. O. Meeke ihitcd re'atives and friends 'lc, clam Pelton, of the steamer Rom: home last Friday. Louis Stone of the Aa.tr, was at home last Fr: ar Hettesheimer, of Clc.

i.g town last Saturday I I'red Lawless, of th's to 'part oi in "Queen MsUht" a ini Hc.L'i'ts last week. Mr. and Mrs. Chas Parsons Ir.erlin friends a few days last week. Miss Maud Riefert Herein Ileiglits friends a few days recently.

Mrs II. G. Delker and II. L. Minmum atl' nd a meeting of Lodge, L.

at Nor walk last Friday. Mies Mary Wolcott. of Lakeside, has bt en Mating her sister, Mrs. A. H.

i Leimbach. George R. McConrrelly and wife, of Ceylon, in lown last Saturday and Sunday. Columbus. lfr.

Mm. D. B. CfomlMll vditjwt Berlin friends Tuesday, and on Bundnv thev entertained Mr. and airs.

Miller Wilbur, of Birmingham. Mrs. C. P. Ilott.

of Chicaco. has been spending several days here as the guest of Mrs. E. E. Tilden.

Her mother who has been here on a visit for several! months accompanies her home to remain through the winter. MARGARETTA Mrs. Martin Cowell Mrho has been on the sick list is reported better. Miss Barbara Gassaman attended the 1' remont fair Thursday. Miss Minnie Rucmmele.

of Sandusky. was calling on Castalia friends Sunday. Mrs. C. B.

Thomas and son arc visit ing friends at Havana. Miss Stella Dalaell. of Avery, came Fri day for an extended visit with relatives at this place. Miss Mabel Rogers, of Sandtiskv. the guest of Miss Mary Louawell last weeu.

Miss Walter Stevens and Miss Mamei Larkins, of Sandusky, were guests of Mrs. Ai. rnursuay. Dr. Sheldon has taken up his abode in Mr.

Walter Miller, of Blissfleld. Mici is calling on friends, and acquaintances tins vicinity. Cards are out announcing a ball at the town hall riday evening. Mrs. Luella Parish and children re turned to their home in Colton.

Fri day morning after a pleasant visit with relatives and Iriends in this vieinitv. Mrs. P. C. Kelly and children, of incago.

are the guests ol Mr. i Lester and family. Mrs. J. Mawbv spent last week ng relatives and friends in Fremont, O.

Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Nolan were in No: walk Wednesday Rev.

A. barber lei'i Mondav for Wa: ren, t) to attend the meeting of con ference. Mrs. James Harding was the guest of a very inenus la't weeic. cannon ball was found on the of Chas.

Rohrbacher last week. IRr came there is what is puzzling Chai Will some one please express their opinion. iach. iss Olga Johnson spent Saturday and aunuay in rownsena, visiting mr. ana mrs, raxton.

Mrs. Elizabeth Havice an old time ol Margaret I but who foi years past has lived in Clyde, died at her norne tnat place batuntay morning at clock, unernl services were con ducted by Rev. Warner of Clyde at th Frame church Sunday at 3 p. m. Inter ment at tne r'arKnurst cemetery.

The Rev. Cornelia A. Williams will conduct services at the Margaretta Uni versalist church, Sunday October 7th, at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p.

m. The pulpit, of the Universalist church will be occupied bv the Rev. Cornelia A. Williams next Sunday. Oct.

7. Services at ii cjock a. m. and CJocic p. Don't forget the Demorest silver medal contest to "be held at the Universal church riday evening Oct.

12. Don't Tobacco Spit or Smoke Your Life Away Is the truthful, startling title of a little book that tells all about No to bac, the wonderful, harmless guauanteed tobacco habit cure. The cost is trifling and the man who waft Is to quit and can't runs no physical or financial risk in using 'No to bac." Sold by Graham Ger Book at store or by mail free. Address, The Sterling Remedy Company, Indiana Mineral Springs, Ind. decOdwiSiSatitwly.

linijra sp. i Did yon ever see one of the famous waterproof Interlined Collars or Cuffs It's very easy to tell, for they arc all marked this way ELLULQIQ MARK. Thev are the onlv Interlined Collars i 1 and Cuffs, and are made of linen, cov I cred with waterproof CELtULOiD. tc They'll stand right by you day in and I ie aayoutjanamcyareaiimarKcatmsway 'ai The first MARK ost is the only cost, for an a long time, and when clean them in a minute ping off with a wet cloth kind marked this way cost is the only cost, for a long time, and when clean them in a minute wining off with a wet cloth kind marked this way they keep clean soiled you can bv simnlv is the i you Ml' ELWJLOIQ MARK These collars six linen laundry trials i chafed neck eet a irs and cuffs will outlast cs. Tbe wearer escapes and laundry bills uo and no wilting down if marked this way Elwujid and cuffs will outlast ones.

The wearer escapes and laundry bills uo and no wilting down if collar marked this way Mark. Ask vour dealer first, and take nofh ine that has not above trade mark, if i you desire perfect satisfaction. All others are imitations absolutely. i If you can't find collars or cuffs marked this way, we will send you a 1 samnle nostcaid ou receipt of Drice. i I Collars, 25 cts.

each. Cuffs So cts. pair. Give your size and aay whether stand up or turned down collar is wanted. Dr.

Hughes' mother.of Berlin Heights, is spending a few days here with the' TOKK, family. A Firaman'i BatUe Witk How He ngnered The DtoeMe Alter Yearn of Miaetr. assistant at fire Station, No. Cleveland, Ohio, tan: "Ftor the past nino years 1 have had rheumatism at lntervulB urnl Mitlered greatly. I would be off duty from ten days to two weeks each time, and, alihouKh I tried many different so called remedies, could not obtain any relief.

When I firm heart! or the remarkable cures Munvon Rheumatism kerned wax rnauw st eptlcal, but, just about then 1 had a very bad attack and concluded to give them a trial. The nriit ootwe relieved me very much, aad by the time I had taken the second bottle I xuh mm. ph tel cured ivei id tnaticpaln snii. t. aiuiuuKU uuve irec.

i vvtt many times. Now I use Munvon's Remedies in inv homn tlndthem most excellent. Munyon isiieumatism care is guaranteed ve davs. It never fails to cure cham. h.ioticir nuns In the arms, lets, sides, back or breast, or soreness In any part of the body in 3 to three hours.

It is guaranteed to cure andswoolen joints Ir. and ail pains in the hips and loins. ii the back are speedily cured. sHoiuoiopathlf Home mostly BERLIN. F.

E. CONNER, Locax Editob Mr. Gus Eckart, the Oberlin tailor, as in town Tuesday of last week. n. P.erger was in Columbus Wed nesday of last week.

Special Agent Woodbury, of the Queen Insurance was in town Wednesday of last week, the guest of Agent i'j. courier, jr. Mr. James Gregg, of Denver, is siting his mother. Mrs.

Lucretia Gregg. Sherill' Irnmel, of Sandusky, was town Saturday. Rev. Hershev. of Ashtabula.

was in town Saturday taking up a course of lectures for the coming winter. A meeting was held Mondav evening, but too late, for a report of the proceedings to appear in this week's issue. Milton Norton, of Oberlin, was in town visiting friends over Sunday. i. Gregg, of Kane, is visiting at Mrs.

Seymour's. Rose, of the firm of Rose Fisher. contractors, of Allegheny, was in town iast, weeu. Miss Jessie Gilcher, of Sandusky, is isiting Miss Maora Hill. Mr.

and Mrs. Wm. B. Fasig were in town Sunday. Geo.

D. Lowrv and W. H. Hill were in Sandusky Sunday. Mrs.

Mary Webster is visiting her brother in Steubenville, O. Dr. Carl Tuttle is spending a few weeks on the banks of Lake Superior fishing and hunting, and took with him his faithful kodak, and his friends will no doubt be treated to views of that picturesque country on his return. A petition was presented to the trustees on Saturday last asking for the appointment of a special election on the question of local option. The day and date was set for Saturday, Oct.

3d, 1894. There is quite a diversity of opinion as to the result ot the vote on this question. Miss Tillie Fish was thrown out of a buggy Sunday. Tho horse became irignteneci at a call which was fastened to the side of the road near the home of Wm. Chapin.

Miss Fish sustained a se vere snaking up out luckily no bones were broken. The Cantata "Queen Esther," which was presented at the Town hall Saturday and Monday evenings, Sept. 22 and 'II, proved very entertaining and was a success. The Ladies' Benevolent society cleared about. 8:25.

M. II. Peck is having his store painted, which adds greatly to the appearance, especially the color of the front, which says exactly suits his taste. Charles Webster is home again for a short, time, being rehuved as operator at Martin by the regular man, who has been off sick. The concert at the Town hall Saturday evening bv the Jubilee singers was Sir Knights 0.

W. Hine, W. Andress, M. Ii Peck. Z.

Snook and G. A. Lailhe and their ladies are in Cleveland attendance at the annual conclave of Knights Tern pi ar. A cieamery is being talked of for our town, which no doubt would be a good tl ing if sure of the supply of milk. If th" stocl: of the concern is taken mostly by f.

rmt rs it be all the better, as la: nicr will be interested in seeing that tbe necessary cows are kepi, for the supi.lv ol We gladlv welcome en our town, but like to see in aonstrated which will guar I MATISM IX a Day. "Mys for Rheumatism and Neural dici.lly cures in 1 to 3 days. Its upon the system is remarkable ysterious. It removes at once the and disease immediately dis s. The first dose greatly benefits, Sold by Melville Druggists, greatest handle factory in the is at Louisville, Ky.

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