The Saturday Review from East Liverpool, Ohio • Page 2

SJ4J- i tf- The Saturday Beview. XABCH J. 1SK- -O-Boildiajr, East Liverpool, A3TJEXTIOX BEPrBIICAXS! The EeptiWieaa Ceatral Cocunii- tee of ColasElaasa eooaiy nieei at ihe Oofirt-lioase, in NCBT lboa, on Saiordar, ilarea Ssh, ISSi. at 1 o'clock at, io fii cpoa a date for feoMiHg the Sepublieaa Priaaarv Section, and io attend tit other important business. It is desinec that every meeaber of the Comajit- tee be present.

Republicans are invited to be present. HOSTSTTZS, Chairman, C. S. O. THE CHOICE.

A canvass has just been made fay representativea of ihe New York Tribune and Erie Dispatch, of the strength of ihe tarious prominent! saenfciosed candidates for Presiden and Vice President, among RepuL lieans of tha five great States Xevr Yorfe, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Ia diaua and Illinois, with a most ia teresiing result, in view of the nea. approach of ihe time for the Na tional Coaventioa. The methot adopted to gain this expression opinion was to correspond with th members of Central Committees an other prominent Republicans every county ia the five States named. In this expressions were received from two to ten per sens in eaebrone of the 409 count: in the States. The wsult shov Mr.

Blaine to be far in the lead all the candidates named, being th first choice of forty per cent, whil Mr. Arthur is first choice of seven per cent Mr. Edmunds first choice of about eight per cent General Sherman eight per ceniL, and John Sherman Soar per cent, while the choice of the others scattering between Harrison, Lin coin, Foster (the choice of tw counties out of 409). Cnllum. Wash bnrne.

Miller, Evans, "the nee" and "any man." Anothersignificant factdeveloped by this widespread inquiry is tha Robert Lincoln is first choree of about sixty per cent of the 409 counties for Vice President On this point the Tribune 533-5: "This is a curious result, because whatever Presidential gossip there has beei. about Mr. Lincoln has always connected his name with the first place on the ticket But if there is strength merely in a name, Mr Lincoln's would help the Republican ticket in the second place as much as in the first" The Tribune adds: "We attach importance to such indications of public sentiment mainly because they enable the Republican party to understand itself. So long as these inquiries are directed only to that end. and not to the promotion of jealousies among factions or to efforts to break down candidates, they do good.

Of the SS counties in Ohio Blame is first choice in 34; John Sherman, 13; Wm. T- Sherman, Arthur. Edmunds. 6: Logan, Charles Foster, Lincoln, 1: Harrison, the nominee, no choice. 6.

Total. SS. Second choice by 19; Edmnnds. 12; Blaine, 11; Arthur, 10; John Sherman. General Sherman, no second choice, 19.

-For Vii President Secretary Lincoln-is first choice of 46 counties; Harrison, 12; Hiscock, F. Frye, of Maine. J. B. Foraker, Charles Foster, W.

Q. Giesham. J. B. Hawler, J.

F. Hartranf Pennsylvania, Governor Porter, Indiana. no choice. 14; for the nominee, 6. Total, SS.

The figures from the other four States indicate substantially the same sentiment by counties, showing a net result for the leading candidates that we have already given, above, With regard to Mr. Arthur's administration there appears to be a wide-spread feeling ot placid satisfaction which, however, borders upon indifference toward himself- He has done better than anybody expected he would do. and yet he is B9t the man to fill the expectations or desires of the American people as the President of our great Republic. Mr. Blaine has been twice a candidate, and twice defeated by political rancor and-intrigue.

He is not BOW a candidate actively; but he is the stronger with the people, for aJHbat. We believe that no "unit.rule,"' or ring rule under whatever name, can prevent his nominauoE by the coming Republican National Convention. The sentiment is too overwhelmingly in his favor io be oveicome, even by the acknowledged power of Arthur the Administration tools at his back, and a host of other political aspirants. The Eastern States, where Blaine is the strongest have not been heard from. The States whose pulses have been felt caa therefore be considered as representing a.

fair average. And, in advance of ihe meeting of ihe Convention, ii may fairly be presumed that no stronger Presi-. dential ticket caa be pat ia theSeld the Republican party thaa with BEVIEW: MARCH 1, 1884. KLAIXK OF XADCZ. CoL jBayoe, Congressman frora the Allegheny district.

ia aninter- Tiesr aitb a eorrespojideEt saSd that he did act believe thai either Arthur orLogaa troeld be nominated, fce- easse both gentlemen are pushing their eaadidaey before the people. do voa thick the active candidates will fae disappointed?" asked the eorresposdest." I ihiak the mass of tfee Republican voters take an active part in the preliminary canvass this rear, and wi5i have saM the CoioneL "Delegates te ihe National Coaventioa so efiofaea oaturaUy sapport many other geatletaea LETTERS THE PEQPUB. BECO2 SsirSaDAT fiWTEEW. Ii is hardly possible at presaktio wali a single square OB the streets of East Liverpool without haariag old and young, frota people of ages, sexes and soet ex- "Bless Godr or teuzg zreet- ed by ihe question; "Have voa got Caa shene exist a doajbt that aa orgaaizaika whose methods are such as to this dread- follr reckless aad itrevereas way of allodicg to holy toiags is fea to the cause of tree Christianity? We reetore the assemoa, the Sres EAST LIVERPOOL BRIEFS. A TV.

Hntcnsoa opeoed his store. Hatl shows have been giving the go-by recently. TfeeSalraSoaarnir eoctinoes to sitraei eroardeti hooses. Cspi. J.

F. Oliver, of SieuheariSle sras in iovo. yesterday. East Liverpool is foelng iadostri- oasly worked" by Mr. Wca.

Maekey has removes from this olaee to Port Homer. Jef feison county. It aSKKMTMTS winter ire no Senator As General Toai Browa. of Indiana, puts it, "I thsak we little fellows ml! have something fo sav this Biaine is the man of ali men who should be nominated this year. What came could prove so effective a talissnan to conjure the rote of doubtful Ohio in October? Who uiake Maine safe ia September? The eonnsanding issue this rear will be the protection of our industries.

XVhat other cme can be mentioned so thoroughly representing that policy? His nomination is more dreaded by the Democrats than that of any other Republican. Why shouldn't the choose their strongest man this year; when the result is confessedly doubtful? The people have been twice cheated out" of Blaine's nomi- I nation. Instead of sulking in his tent, as some other distinguished gentlemen have done, he neat into the fray in each of thest campaigns at the beginning, and foaght his best for 'he ticket to the the Anav Cb a saore profaaitv indulged thaa ia kke a a Loub. goes out like a iiou. the tamacaaaber of their arrival.

hare attended two meetings or this organization, and came away each time with no fowling than profound disgtjst. The sale of ihe War Cry and the talmg ap of a collection are the scaia apparently; the saving of sou's being an affair of secondary iaportaaee. ft'e have heard it urged that these people reach persons whom the cuurcb.es can not, or do aoz, reach, but can ia the assertion no truth. In these of fiee churches and of practically free Bibles, no man has an excuse for uoc loosing after His soul's would urge Christian parents keep their children away from these meetings, as they are caleali- ted to do them immeasurable harm by teaching them fo look upou the grand truths of Christianity not as A silver stop-watch was raSed by (Jeo. Sobiason Monday nighi Ciiui.

Morfey held tiie lueky ticket. Poaaeroy Fowler died on Sands niorsiiug last. The funeral took place Tuesday, from the residence of the father of deceased. Mr. F.

W. George and his littl daughter, of SetisljA, are on visitjso his CapL and Mi W- S. George, of this Carrie Tisuciius. who sfefcr, Mrs. W.

fl subjects for reverence, but as objects i of derision and contempt, i Again, we have seen Christian men and women--members of van- It is satisfactory to know that us churches--in attendance upon Committee nn Wn.ys and Means i these meetings and at "the i 't. i TBJE WHISKV. the Committee on has determined to report the whisky bill without recommendation. the opinion that "this kills the bill," which some express, is not; correct; if and" log-rolling, political contrivance and corruotion, can possibly secure a majority for the bill, it will probably pass" notwithstanding the d'isadvantage under which it will come before the House. But such a measure buffoonery exhibited under the cloak of religion.

Would it not be well for them to remain at home, and not go io a place where thev are forced to laugh at the Bible? have heard it said that if to enter- Adims, for some ti-ae past, Srit fo her home. BeHeyue, Ohio, vesfer day. Josiah Thompson and wife, wttl Will L. Thompson, their son. on Monday morning for a visit Florida.

They expect to gone four or five weeks. Geo. D. Flugan, of Centre Iowa ship, a thoroughly good citizen an competent man. announces as candidate for Commissioner.

He wishes to be remembered with rest There is seme ialk of a sparring exhibition to be given under tb auspices of some of onr locai in which prizes are to be given the best boxers. None bui 1 East Liverpool men will be allcwee some man was to go around the country declaring the hog to be the only true object of worship, he would ia time be able to form a sec-tot hog-worshippers: and ii these to be killed, not because the Treas- people with their slangy mumeries ury has present need of the taxei 311 ake converts even to the the payment of which it would 'ruths of Christiaaity, we see no postpone, nor because the Ohio reason why a person of brains could league of the liquor interest with aot succeed ill gathering about him- the Democrats merits defeat, but 36 a congregation of hog-norship- becasse the country cannot agord 3 CITIZEN." to encourage overproduction of whisky for two years longer. Pre- cisely the same plea that is now made for extension of the bonded pericd was made three years ago. The business interests of the countrv would be unfavorably affected, it was said, if the whisky in bond should be forced upon the market. Earth to Earth- The funeral of Robert Wilson took place last Sunday afternoon, James G.

Moore, of annoanees this week a candidate for Probate Judge. Mr. Moore is rapidly gaining distinction as an attorney, and would fill the office he seeks with dignity, grace and ability. We announce this ueek the name of P. C.

Young for Probate Judge. Mr. Young has already been before the people as a candidate for this pSce, and made a strong run. He is too well known to need anv wore of commendation from us. The wharf master complains bit- IWA.

iiLieriioon, i i I the religious services being held in filth tne iL E. church, conducted by the Key. Dr. Day. The attendance was verj large.

Gen. Lyon Post Xo. G. A. and Gen.

Garfield Camp Xo. 3. S. of were each out but, if the payment of taxes could be deferred, there would be time to a body, attended by. the Xew curtail production and to work off! Band and the Drum Corps The remains were laid to rest jn the old cemetery.

Gen. Lyon burring the deceased comrade with mihtarr honors, the impressive ceremoav of the accumulated surplus. As soon as the desired-Jdelay had secured, the distillers proceeded to-produce more largely than ever, and to pile up a vast surplus of order being used at the gallons or more, in the hope that The funeral of George A. Hum- Congress could be induced or bribed riekhonse took place last Saturday to take off the tax. altogether.

The af tenioon, from his late residence people do not want that bribery Fourth street the- Rev. 2T. X. rund increased any further. either arill they approve any measure intended to save the whisky specula- Badger, rector of the Episcopal church, officiating- Tbe attendance uas quite large.

SteubenviHe Com- from the consequences of their mandery Knights Templar, of which QWn OnnrvMT. fl irt own mistaken belief ional dishonesty. A1 ras- Tribune. CCfCTSXAIJE TO A prominent Cincinnati maa thus himself: "We had 150 niles of streets under water. We iave fifteen miles of water frontage.

hare now been three annual of increasing yiolence. This deceased was a member, attended in s. body, the members being from SteubenviHe, WellsvHIe. Hanover. Millpore and this city--aboot thirij- in nnmber.

For the best dental work, at the lowest prices, go to birfcetfs Mr. Joe. Barker, who has been falling 33 health for some time, in sncli a manner make him cuiit to work at his on i oeuiiuu streei. ntrar onion sireer, and in- tceir passengers rites the pnolic general to call aad in spect his large, new stock of groceries, provisions, can ceti goods, We-Bejjrak good trade for Mr.B. feel assured that he will receive his share of cnstoaiers- -ear Lincoln Park- became a lake i 5 opeced a rocei Tko n.

second street. street, and ioe rauroaos sent tneir passensers rites the pnolic mfc by canal boats, except the Pan spect his large, landle. which sent is patrons out! provisions.canne the narrow gauge oyerjhe lulis. enabling actJzas-been introduced the Legislature to permit ihe ity to raise the entire low districts an average of twelve feet It is roposcdtbat the city shall condemn le property, paying an appraised value for it, raise such buildings as will pay to raise, and then sell all le property out again. Some gen- ral scheme for raising the river ront is necessary.

More damage las been done in a single year than vould pay for the improvement Tith the small towns along the ver the only remedy is to get back the hills. Ease 3Iarble GranKe Olilo. We keep a finer snd" larger assortment of raonamenis and headstones than any other ealablishmeat "within 3. radius of one hundred miles. Onr prices arc JOTV, and onr work is slwavs guaranteed.

Agents' commissions are'sllowed to persons purchasing from the works direct. THE Morrison bill for the ejtten- on of the bonded whiskv period If voa are in neec of medical treatment, do not fail jo consult the Doctors at the Bariow-bonse. We -would say that these gentlemen are worth- of the'best recommendation. Thev have cnred cases urere for years ccosidsred incurable. lhat H.

M. Larkias has received a new i stock of dry goods and uol-ocs of the as oeen reported to the House racsl choice and seasonable styles, which avorably. he oSeis at the lowest pnces. Give Siai a call, and compare his gnoGs and prices --th those of oUjer establishments. Tsz time for the Republican State Convention has been fixed for the 23d and 24th days of April.

A BH.I, has been introduced in Congress to prohibit the importation of foreign contract labor. A CAIX has been issued National Convention of growers. Jor a wool- Tie Xew York Times, speaking of the plan adopted by Gordon to settle the difficulty in'the Soudan, and particularly of his re-openins of the slade ttade, says: "This astounding proclamation cannot be explained as a mere measure of expediency. Even if is conld be supposed to be expedient to revive trie slave trade suppressed by Baker and Gordon, that would be no argument to a man who has all his life refused io admit that a crime could possiblr be expedient Thai thistnan should appear as a reviver of a crime which he has so often denounced as the sum of all villainies is inexplicable, except en the hypothesis that he is no longer sane." 1 1 Senator Sherman, talking aboat the bas again gone to ihe root of the matter in declaring it to be his opinion that not the character upon the If yoa aresnSering aay chronic or private disease. Tve -would refer Io cocsnlt the eminent specialists it the Bariow.jjoGse, Second street, sear Union, East Liverpool, Ohio.

Annul XTIectlozz. The annual election for officers of Uic Merchants' Protective Association will be held oa 3Iooiav evening ilarch. 3d, 1S34. at Towa Hail. Members will please attend.

Larkins ss compleie a stock of groceries, and as Sne goods, this season, as from the railroad track on the to the wharf. It certainly is a practice which causes a great deal o'f inconvenience to parties ness at the wharf boat, as well as persons from across- the nier. Presbyterian church members at East Liverpool have been pic-nics the past xveet Between the ravages of the flood and the Salvation Army, the people of that benighted city cannot tell whether this is June or Palestine Echo. The most central point, and most easv of access within this District, to hold the Congressional Convention, will be East Liverpool. We do not know their hotel sccomnmdaiioas are.

If satis- lactorv. that citv should be Onr hotel accommodations are ample. Come on with vour Convention- Communion services will be held in the Presbyterian church tomorrow. Xigblly services have been held during the week. Rev.

W. R. Vincent, of Waynesburg. assisting Dr. Millijran until Tester- day, and Rev.

Dr. S. M. Davis, of preaching yesterday af ternoon and last nigbt. ing cir- mouey donated to be the purchase of a Bible for the Salvation Army.

An altar is to be erected for them on the stage of Deidrick Opera-honse. Some gentlemen of this city have signified to the Army their willingness to erect a barracks for them, furnishing lumber and labor, if the Army can procure the ground on which to build. It looks as if the Salvation Army has come to stay. The women of East Liverpool are not a -whit behind the men in sentiments of patriotism, and their I-srVins, aj the ChecKered Front, has eveiything tie aSbrds, ia season, sad at the lowest prices. The best bnmds of Sonrsnd the choicest groceries, aj McCsbe comer Wash- aad Sixth streets.

Call at GappeJl's aad ersaiae bis stock of new spnas; SPods. IJiae, placer aad at SagJ Marble and GrsaSte Works. Leave your aMasicie eariy at C. Csp- pell's. for spring SBJL Try Baldwin TbmaSos Browas Johnston's, Toe sad S33Oked seals.

i5 R--W-' Fresh baUer and ScCabe a at Sort ft American. This is unquestionably tree. One of the great iron masters of Wales said, a few years ago. that he would move his men and mills to the Hocking Valley if assured that Congress could be restrained from meddling with the tariff oftener than FEBSCAB.T went out snap, the thermometer dropping down yesterday morning to about fivedegrees below zero. Altogether the past winter has been a most remark-able one.

Cold and storm, and once" in ten fiie and flood, and all manner of dfe- astern seem tc.haye ran riot The Salmi Morse, who gained so destruction of human life and of much notoriety by his efforts to property throughout the world, or ce the a drama within the three months past, will lrfe sufferings of onr lte th oLTL ISS3 4a raein crable one, indeed. Dg fron, thesospension bridge- Thcrber's Wradbssi Cora at Browns piece sprio- styfes, 'determiaation that the memory of defenders of onr country shall be duly honored. At ihe funeral of Robert TVilson on Sunday last the Auxiliary Corps turned out in a body, halted in front of the M. E. church, where "the services were held, formed in open ranks while the G.

A. R. Post and the Sons of Veterans" encampment passed, and then, falling in the rear, marched in ihe procession to the cemetery. Honor to the women, of the Auxiliary Corps. Tfae REVISIT oSce is supplied with an elevator for the purpose of transportina the type forms to and from the composing room, oa the third floor.

This elevator serves a double purpose: It is nsed in lien of a telephone between the press room and business cface in the basement, and the composing room. A few days since a coupie of subscribers oantry stepped into the transact some business. An attache called np the elevator for ihe foreman- how handy thai said one or ihe visitors. "This is.the first time 1 ever saw- one of them machines -work- If it wasn for that telephone you'd have fo walk ali the way np stairs, i wouldn't von?" 7 i On Wednesday, the 27th nit, the schools of this city celebrated the anniversary of the birth of Hearr W. Longfellow.

The cnstoaj of holding commemorative services on the natal days of the leading literary characters of the conntrr, Srst onsiaaied in Cincinnati, aad the rapidity with which it has spread over ifae conntry proves that the practice is a good one. Tt is well that onr school children should have more than a superficial knowledge of the men whose genius has placed onr coDntry in the froct rank of she literary nations of the world, aad whose history aad writings should- be as as household words." to them. Longfellow can not reckoned with the Aa Jaime has a cov not 25ce tie ita, Jets dom the bus, opesis tbe bars cooes, gas tJdciy weeks aa dd- fijfih Sored pnsp br tnrfcjqy jber bstss I NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. MCCABE v31e, reoeaUy, a. diis'tiee His foot slipped from ibe erase piece oi tetSesiek- AsbeleHeKrodt aVff.TB, fccciiiag a-s hip eossiclersblv.

bet Jxeatiss fkO so escsoeti arnhoct boots. Tbfi steadier Leee gpae to Beaver. to be cad as USLJJT boa oa Use Besver river, ms tlas ooss.tr bridge 22 thai place I carried away by the sad is. uriij I recoire usx lifoee it ess herebaik. I C- Ispeeot.

The measbes of "he Totes to Cooacil DEAJLESSIX HAY, GRAIN, FLOUR, MILL FEED Provisions of All Kinds. -KEW ADVESTISEMENTS. STAR GOODS AT STAR J. T. I ota ite eorpocoe basiu- Tins the Ciaioa BtpeffSory, 5s pretty rough oa Xew Lisbus -The pastor of a chorelt ia Xew Lisbon seat oai "snisiioaary nine boit." for coUticiioa, aad aosr is to gel ms boses back." direUias of JUio Grove, at Bearer.

vs biiraed FrfCiv, ions of Cfenwr of Sixth and Washington Streets, LIVERPOOL, the Crowd and You Miss the Place. Erervbcdv Is coming around to our corner to bay, for you can't fool the people always. Thev will learn by experience where they caa get f.AXD THK BEST IX THE "MARKET AXD ALWAYS FRESH AN'D GOOD. Peter Yoaas. oae of tht sad HiosrresjifccteJ eiiizeas ia Use eoaniv, died ai tocac in Xew LUbos Friday I THE MOST GOODS FOR THE LEAST MOJ TLe Cleveland aad Piiiibuigh ssauoa ill Ruh Run was oa Friday sight last.

The ticket cavi wss forced A SUPPLY OF CHOICE GROCERIES, and $2250 i CAKDIES AND MEATS OP ALL KDTDS. Of the US iadsclraeots fucad by the TCKKEYS AXD CHICKENS. Gaeraesey coealy graml jsiry. were for hqcor violations, 25 of which were agaiaa Maple aad Johnson, who aresull who have cot purchased from us yet, give ns -A call, and see if i-fdieimesi3 ie-Slhree we can P' ease eret av. We are grateful for all purchases against Sheriff McGslI for neglect of of- 1 made, and are working hard to make a good, honest Jtviag: and we be- ficial duty in showing partiality to hqeor lieve those who have bought from OS will still COtttitsue with US.

in his care, and oae Kola. McCieaiy, for perjciy, in fiUe swearing to screes' a liquor seller. Ia their report, the. grand jury (JenosooK! the jail a being until to live ic, and recooimtsided suap xsd water to cleanse and lime to disinfect the sanje- JOHN G. QUAY.

to the to invest 10 per cent, of the isoney received from the saloon men through the law, ia public libraries in the places where raised, i is being circulated and numerously signed at St. I Charles Hale, tor the past ten years an inmate of the Jefierson county received'noiice that he fallen I to an estate of $50,000 at Uaven. Cona, by the death of a brother. Hale is seventy three years old. A child born in the Court-house at Sieubenrille, daring the recent flood, has been named Butler.

BOOT AND SHOE STOKE Hss the ia prices loi for Eoc Bovs" SfeOes. Lzdiei'fr-iaeKJdBano ijaOSfOf fist: itaaxa. bclloa Shoes. besoa tat laee 1 3. usu" 3.iVt-: 5O.

(a. Se.5s. They hare also tuxa sod CAIJ. BEKOEE THK Ladles' xs Gaea. eoek of LIPFEES.

viud 13 MCKKD OVKB. J. T. KIESTG fc CO Conter Fourth and Jffarket Sreets, Eattt SMITH'S FJEKMT. PA.

is verv ill with asthma. George McCormick is soSeoag from a sprained ankle. Jlrs. John McGrew, of Dry Run, Ohio, visited friends in Wellsville this week. Sir.

T. L. Miaesiager, our efficient P. has cleaned up and running as usual ever since the water left town. The people have mostly gone back to their bouses where they were fit to 50 into, and are cleaning up the rubbish.

McGnoipsy Go, oil refiners, are running "as Usual. Wallovers Oil Co are also running. The Standard Co. is not; doing anytning. Simtsons Co.

are do- ng very liulu. The water was about five feet in H. J. Boyd's storeroom, and as he did not clean it out until the water went uowa on account of sickness in the familv), it a bad appearance, but is in'ran- order again. AND MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.

200 Pattern 8 in Embroideries, from which to make your selection and mosi of them being in match patterns, and some in as high as widths. The most fastideous should be suited in such a yariety. Customers vnll readily see the advantage in buying their Embroideries perfectly matched. it Put Off Bipf Till the Stock is Broken. HEiJKlUAKTERS J.YtSf POST j.

I tr. A- DES-IKZXXTT: Osio, EAST L.IVZEPOOE, Feb. li 1SS4 Immediately after attending the funeral our late comrade. Robert Wilson, Gen. -yon- Post G.

A. R. passed it followin xesolntions Raolrtd, That we tender our as Post to the Xew Band and Dron or their liberaliiv in attending me fn- ersl of our late coaarade, Robert Wilson, the inosic for Uje occasion free charge. CM0L, That -we tender a vole of thanks to Gen. GarSeld Camp Xo.3, Sons Veterans, for their presence as a camp.

and their aia in behalf of the widow he deceased comrade. By order of the Post. W. H. TODRET, THOMAS LIOTD, Adjutant- latter UK.

The foHowiBg is a. list of letters remain in the postoffice, at Sast Liverpool hio, for the week ending March 1, ISSi: Mrs- Temss "Anderson, A NEW DEPARTMENT! AJlisoo, Mr. Georee Call. Mr. L.

Craw. oni. care XeatTiesidinger," Mr. John addis, 3irs "Sots. Greer, John HiU lliam 31 Hill, Herbert Johnston.

(2), Loke, Miss Rosa Xiion. Isaar' ath, Miss Bell Tripply- adrertiscd letters, givingdateoi advertisement- H. H. Step ia to Cappell's see his fine new spring stock of suitings. viz; SKIRTS.

XIGHT DRESSES. CHEMISE, DRAWERS, CORSET COVERS. INFANTS' ROBES, Etc- ranging ia price, from 50c. to 33.50 eaclu. Thb has beconte a necessitjT owing to the iscreased demand for made-up garments.

Customers finding them cheaper than they ean buy the material. Go to Birketl's lor first class denial Chipped BeeJ al Browns Johnston Go to McGsbe BnSs- for cheap groceries. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. SPRING A Don't Fail to See if we of Ingrain Carpets, 25.30, 35- 40, 50, 60, 65, 75, SO, 85 and 90 cenfa. Tapestry Carpets, from 60 cents to SLOO per yard.

Elesznt Bodv Brus- selk and Velvet Carpets. 100 Kolls from which to select Tapestry Rags and Mais. Smyrna Rugs and Mats, Moqaette Rogs and Mats. Cocoa Regs and Mats, eta, etc- at OF THE LAEGEST STOCK OF DRY GOOD! IN THE COUNTY, At the LOWEST PEICES EVER OFFERED This is tte Time to Get Unusually Great I Bargains. WINTER GOODS at a little orer Half-price.

COME AND SEE FOR YOURSELF! TJia Cnn SSa-ire TToa Money, at HUTCHISON'S, Fifth Street, EAST LIVERPOOL OHIO. HARDWIRE JOHN G. QUAY'S, DEALERS IX FIFTH STEZET. EAST LIVERPOOL. OHIO- GEKEEAL HAEDWAEK NAILS, IRON, DON'T FORGET! --THAT-- JoQasloo's.

and Lezioas al Browns spring Broadway. at C. CappeH's, Go to McCate Bros, for hay or feed of aa kind. a H. dentist.

Birkett, Oie oldest essslislied S. ABesder. IJOT BUWJS lettered but his poetry appeals directly to the hearts of lovers of the good and beautiful; and the scholars of the pablic school are all the 1etier for having deyoted Wednesday afternoon to a stodv or the life and works of ihe poet who. though dead, yet lives in the hearfs'of thousands --held there in grateful remembrance for the pleasure he has afforded and the lessons has taught, BUILDERS' HAEDWAEE OFAU-KIXDS. SPECIAL ATTES- TIOX PAID TO D.

A. MACKINTOSH CO. ARE OFFERDf A1 2 TnaJI SraSsof ESGISE PACKING, Give ss a can sod tie convinced. ll IB a Cheaper than the Cheapest. -mil ot soa Tema so ln- WX.

E. THOMPSON, EaatUvotpool.O. GIVE THEM A CALL GOCXDS DELIVERED FREE. SPECIAL BARGAINS! -J3S- TO CLOSE OUT. 11 to 13, worth 8250.

for Yontlis-frora 11 to 13, worth for lJf Boys' from I to 5i, worth 3d0 for Boys' froisi to SJ, worth iS0 5 for These Shoes are made three soles and tap. and doable soted the best stock. It is not yet too late to make presents. Fine Silt Worked Gents' Slippers for one Cellar, at NICE SONS, Jc oars 19US.5 sucg! Her. I Btr.

P.I ai the! JIr.i brsun riageoa room is Little derespi on his Fourth. Rev beens ductin church i The dsughter 4 of the lunj James down to i Saturday. spent! We are MurdoeJt i City.Jcoota Wellsville EliroodM Comrcissio of Mr. Mi" he seeks. Owing diilicully celebration was to hav A brak laad Jc hand so C2n at Rush had to be a Mr.

T. his success ot postmast inent has ra SIiss Kate with those Tuesday I broted in SL Rev. Fallier 3 The lease the postoffice it go! I where it is no of fo Little one or illustrated ch The scribe for it- 36 Broom The anno will be fo Probate Judg been one of thi Columbiaoa ca competent to Dave Keller steamer Scioic July 4th, whel tonnd 0 U- Coan. i sentenced to le Tne old po corner of 3Ia still unoccnpici the incoming I thebmjdinsjhs if that was no' removal of the: A huge mass hii! lo the tracSi miles above Ste ing, delaying tb tours. Tlie mi a curve in the been flagged ahead lor that been wreck.

A child of Mi Imrerpanof to of disease snpj traced at the child--abov, three years ot at 3 The SUIT f- fair way to the Jwhic that of 3Ii dealer. The little store-roonj so rapidli been get his stock Household Tbe funeral oi place last Moadi residence, tl bereaved oj 0351 fonaa! call aa uafwaal calli esacia, tei.