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The Journal-Republican from Wilmington, Ohio • 7

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rtf i 850 1500 WEST BOUND fl fl aines Prescription Ji 1 rT lL ft 1 Ai 1 sent to the JM4 ft i A "1 4' A rose by any other name would smell as sweet but its price would pro bably increase about fifty per cent CD 800am145001 02 09 tn U2 01 QQ QO Trial by Jury Among Rooks This bird is not very well known in America because it is an English bird But it is very much like the crow which our farmer boys know so well Rooks live in colonies many thousand going off together to build their nests in the tops of neighboring trees In these bird towns or rookeries there seem to be certain laws which all the birds understand and obey One of these laws is that no rook shall build a nest within the limits of the town ex cept those born there and another for bids the young rooks going out of town to build If any bird disobeys these laws the other birds promptly tear down his nest and drive him back to his native town They are also said to hold courts for trial of offenders The birds assemble on trees the guilty one sitting by himself with drooping head and after much croaking and flying hither and thither which wo may imagine is their way of examining the witnesses and bearing the pleas of advocates the chaige of the Judge and the verdict of the jury the birds fall upon their culprit and execute the sentence of death or whatever the penalty may be 1159 1358am iW 645 545pm 6 45 913 1000 642pm 710pm 743 808 8 40 ns 9 at4 941 toii 1000 lixod 1159 1258am 4 00 645 545prr 845 913 100) The average women is considered too delicate to shoulder a musket but nobody questions her right to bare arms An Imperative Necessity What pure air Is to an unhealthy locality what spring cleanins is to the neat house keeper so Is Hood's Sarsaparilla to every body at this season The body needs to lie thoroughly renovated the blood pnritled and vitalized the germs of disease destroyed Scrofula Salt Rheum and all other blood disorders are cured by Hood's Sarsaparilla the most popular and successful spring medi cine 11 1115pm I 53 546 840 850am 1 30 II 14 100 500 900am 630pm Do Your Own Dyeing at Home with EER LESS DYES! They will dye everything They are sold everywhere Price 10c a 40 colors They have no equal for Strength Brightness Amount In Packages or for astness of Color or non fading anomies' They do not crock or smut or axle bv Tavlor Wegman and Brown Bros Wilmington Ohio Vine St Cincinnati 0 performance weekly Hourly shows Admission I Ou I Personal Mr roblichsteln of Mobile Ala writes Itake great pleasure in recommend ing Dr New Discovery for Consump tion having used It for a severe attack of Bronchitis and Catarrh It gav me instant relief and entirely cured me abd I have not been afflicted since I also beg to state that 1 had tried other remedies with no good result Have also used Electric Bitters and Dr New Life Pills both of which I recommend Dr New Discovery for Consumption Couehs and Colds is sold on positive guaran tee Trial bottles free at Brown Brothers 1 Women but the greatest of these is is a and song is good to the but tromou respond to every active power and sentiment of the human mind when in good health But when afflicted with disease yon will find them tantalizing co quetteish cross and hard to please or all sick headache irregu larities nervousness prolapsus and other displacements popularly known as andot her diseases peculiar to the sex Dr avorite Prescription is the great world famed remedy elery ompound CREAM A particle 'is ap plied into each nos trll and la nzreeahle gists by mail registered 60 eta ELY BROS 233 Greenwich street New York 1 'e' Im 330am A Seventeenth Ward school teach er recently her class the (ques tion is a pilot? The smart boy answered: is a lot where they grow pie plant 7 and was foot of the class MUSKINGUM VALLEY RAHWAY Schedule in effect March 4 1888 trains depart from Wilmington on central time GOING WEST No Lancaster Accommodation 7:50 A No Cincinnati Mull 11:45 A No Cincinnati Express 6:00 GOING EA6T No Cincinnati Ezorese 7:50 AM No Cincinnati Mini 1:42 No22? LancaterAccummolaUon 6:41 CiM Ry trains connect at Dresden Junction with trains of Pittsburg Cincinnati St Louis Ry having Pullman Palace Sleep ing and Hotel Cars attached running through without change west bound to Indianapolis St Louis Cincinnati and Chicago cast bound to Pittsburg Harrisburg Baltimore Wash ington Philadelphia and New York All trains run solid to and from Cincinnati or time tables rates of fare through tickets and baggage cheeks and lurtber information regarding the running of trains apply to RED Ticket Agent Davis Gen Ticket AgL Zanesville GDarunqio' Zanesville neuralgia nervous weaKness and Liver Diseases Rheumatism Dvi pepsiaand all auctions eftho Kidney WtLU nIUM AnUbUN CU BURLINGTON VT BV vjcli BwKVER Price 50 cents at Drug Pills OR TORPID LiyiEl A torpid liver deranges Jhe wbolo sys tem and produces Sick Headache Dyspepsia Costiveness Rheu matism Sallow Skin and Piles There is fto better remedy fortheae common tHseasee than ills un trial will prove rice S5c Sold Everywhere awo ng episodes of 1 Indian warfare upon Ohio soil are taken from notes left by William ughey who recently died in Greenfield Ohio and whohwas the father oour towns man MrMartin Hughey tThe Hugh eys and Records were closely connect ed and played a daring part in the Indian fighting was necessary I I to prepare 4he for the peaceful settlement of fertile soil Simon Kenton was at that period the leading i spirit of the region of Northern Ken tacky where the Records lived and i where the pursuits which treauentiy terminated in bloody battles uponthe Ohio side usually began The present one originated by a young man by the name of Livingston being captured by the Indians while hauling bacon and other provisions alone through 'a thick forest for the relief of Station which stood about six miles west of the town of Washington which as it will be re membered is only three or four miles back of Maysville Station being the home of the Hugheys they were among the pursuers who were headed by General Simon Kenton The Indians had evidently been fearfnl of a delay for they had not even taken time to destroy the provisions but tak ing young Livingston and the horses had left the wagon standing with its load untouched John Hughey anc Laban Records acting as scouts for the neighborhood of Station hat discovered the deserted wagon and signs of Indians and having reported it at the fort General Kenton lost no time in collecting a company of men and beginning the The com pany soon on the trail and following it with that unerring cer tainty eagerness and rapidity which! so distinguished the pioneer Indian I scout ollowing the trail to a point I on the Ohio River where the Indians I had crossed they soon rolled some logs into the river and lashing them to gether formed a rude raft on which they crossed to the Ohio side and were soon again in hot pursuit Cautiously following the trail for some fifteen miles to a point where the town of Bethel in Clermont County now stands Kenton halted his men and knowing that they were close upon the Indians detailed John and Charles Hughey and Adam Shrofe to advance cautiously and ascertain the number and locality of the redskins and under strict or ders not to fire a gun They crept quickly and stealthily forward and had not proceeded over half a mile when they came in sight of three per sons two on horseback and one on foot which they believed to be the In dians The one on foot was carrying a large pack upon his back The two Hugheys and Shrouf held a hasty con ference and notwithstanding their order not to fire determined (each be ing a good marksman) to file on them Each singling out his the Hugheys taking the Indians on horse back and Shroufe the one on foot at a signal the reports of their rifles rang out almost as one and the Indian that Charies Hughey fired at fell dead from his horse The one that John Hughey had selected fell on one side of bis horse and his gun upon the other The one at whom Shroufe bad fired started to run and Shroufe thinking he could catch him dropped his gun started after him Being a fleet runner he soon overhauled the supposed Indian and catching him by the shoulder was amazed to hear him call out in plain English sake kill He had caught young Livingston Kenton hearing the firing brought his company quickly to the scene of action All were greatly rejoiced at the good fortuneof Livingston and on examination it was found that Shroufe had put a bullet into the pack instead of jast below it as he had intended pack contained his great coat some of his own clothing a blanket and a thick black I bottle known in those days as all of which the ball had passed through "and was lying between his vest and shirt having done no damage except to sting and blacken the skin The pursuit of Livingston had drawn the whites away from the scene of the shooting andreturning they now found I but one Indian The other had been! wounded and had so well secreted him self as to fail all their efforts to find him Livingston informed them that there was another Indian belonging to the party and that he was absent hunting They however concluded to waste no more time but to return at once to the fort and restore Livingston to his grief stricken parents It was afterward learned through the following incident that the wound ed Indian had been shot through the hips Some years after the above re cited occurrence and after peace had been declared Charles Hughey with a number of his friends and acquaint ances' were at an election held at a tavern kept by Christian Platter one mile from where the town of Bain bridge now stands While there a number of Indians came in from a hunt ting expedition and one of their num ber who was lame hearing the nameof Hughey called said kill him be shoot me in Hughey being engaged in conversation and not see ing the Indian a man by the name of Bare seeing the Indian rush at Hughey with a drawn kinfe called out oat Hughey turned like a flash and as the Indian came at" him dealt him such a blow as to knock him backward upon a piece of timber Love in a Cottage said Anyirantba Jane notice that your spirits recently seem to be bubbling over with happiness I am glad to see it but do tell me dear wnat has said Charley as be encircled her waist and imprinted a kiss on her inviting lips know for a while I was melancnolly blue as bad no appetite waa bilious and dys peptic but the use of two bottles of Dr Golden Medical Discovery has taken me out and I am as a I feel like new man now Jane name the day soon there is more of this aiedleine at the Twmsre CATARRH Time Pain Trouble AND WILL CUBE CATARRH BY USING McClellan JJIvestis A Cress Crocker Ass't i 4 i PATENTS Caveats Trade Marks and Copyrights Obtained and all other business in theU 8 Patent Office attended to for Moderate ats Our office is opposite the 8 Patent Office a and we can obtain Patents la less time than those remote from Washington Bend Model or DiuwiNO advise as to patentability free of charge and we make ho OH ARGE UNLESS WE OBTAIN PATENT We refer here to the Testmaster the 8upt of Money Order Md to officlala of the 8 Prtent Office or circular advice terms and references to actual clients In your Opposite Patent Office Waibington I LORISH Manufacturer of and dealer in Harness Saddlery The largest stock everoffered In Wilmington and at prices that defy competition Harness Saddles and Whips are specialties Also sole agent for the Globe Oil Celebrated Diamond Black Leather Oil 145 South st Wilmington ISAAC BING Manufacturer of and Dealer in CIGARS TOBACCO ancy Goods SNU AND SMOKERS SUPPLIES And everything usually kept tn a flrat claas Cigar and Tobaoo 8tora attention after suffering with Constipa tidh for two or three yean was called to Simmons Liver Regulator and having tried almost every thing else concluded to try it I first took a winegiassful and afterwards reduced the dose to a teaspoonful as per directions after each meal I found that it had done me so much good tbatl continued it until I took two bottles Since then I have not experienced any difficulty I keep it in my house and would not be without it but have no use for itit having cured Gao Sims Ass't Cleric Superior Court Bibb Co Ga Talce only the Genwine Which has on the Wrapper the red 5B Trade mark and Signature of ZEILIN CO euros Scrofula Tetter Salt Rheum Ring worm White Swelling Scald Head Primary Syphilis Secondary Syphilis Ulcers Skin Diseases emale Weakness and all Blood Liver and Kidney Diseases READ WHAT A NOTED CHEMIST HAS TO SAY: Having analysed Prescription I fiurchased several bottles Having first removed all abels I distributed them among physicians for use in their practice asking fora tree and candid report as to its curative power The replies collectively offer convincing proof ofthe powerful qualities and efficacious action of Prescription In no case is a failure reported and many of the cures chronicled are truly miraculous No preparation tor the curoof Diseases of the Blood heretofore analys ed by me has so thoroughly stood analytical and practical tests ns to merits I have no hesitation in saying that I believe you have produced in Gooch aw x' At i a i maw rtn fka mnrkdtt JrreBeripiioQ intjunji MivuiuuiQ for the cure of Blood IiisaRBefle and for all bcrotula and Nyphlitio affections 1 believe it to bo an abso lute specific McDOWELL Analytical Chemist Marine Hospital Cincinnati Ohio or Sale by all Druggists Manufactuned by Cincinnati Drug Chemical co OR THE TREATMENT Oliroiiic and Surgical Diseases Chronic Diseases of the Kidneys Bladder Nose Lunge Heart Liver Stomaoh Intestines Acute and Chronic Catarrh Brace Appliances tor Deformities and Trusses Best facilities apparatus and remedies for successful treatment of every form of disease requiring medical or surgical treatment Rectal difficulties such as Piles istula issure Ao cured by our painless system without operation or detention from business We treat with unusual suc cess every form of diseased action peculiar to women Sufferers who can not consult us in person may receive valuable information by wrltfngtis nt home office (Inclosing stamv) for particulars Address Drs MCCLELLAN A HUESTIfl Columbus Ohio WEVER LvStLOaM I8LLSC Qtl UtiaU'a Ar C'in OM (C Lai LAC Cin QAC Giaeluuau Loveland Blancheet'i WaahCH MLHterling ArUoluurbiis LvColu'aBkO Newark Zanesville Wheeling Pittsburg Ar Bald more WiimingVi Ar Phlladel'ia Trams run dally fDally eJtoept Sunday The train leaving Columbus at 8 35 a on Sunday mornings will leave at 718 am arriv ing at CineiunaU at a AU trains between Columbus and Cincinnati run through without change of cars connecting in the Union Depots with all diverging Hum The ast Expreas leaving Cincinnati at 710 in is a solid train to Pittsburg yia Wheel ing sleeping car attached 1 The train leaving Columbus at 3:35 a has sleeping car from to Cincinnati Hie train leaving Cincinnati a has through coach to Cot uni bus and Pittsburg also parlor ear attached and connects at Columbus with sleeping car for Baltimore and Phils The train leaving Columbus at 315 haa parlor car from Columbus to Cincinnati The train leaving Columbus at 3:05 baa through coach from Pittsburg and Columbus to Cincinnati and connects at Columbus with sleeping cars from Baltimore and Philadelphia 8 PEABODY WE HKPPERT Pass Agent 1 roNSTMtWj IS called the ather of be cause there is no medlurn through which disease eo often attacks tne ayatoni as by the abeorptlon of poisonous gases lu the retention oi decayed and effete matter la the stomach And Dowetea Ut to caused i by a Torpid Liver not enough bllo belng excreted from the blood to produce I Nature's own cathartic and is generally I 'accompanied with auch results a hlS ao 'AaMlfc I Loss oi Appeute ly? sickf Headache Bad Breath etc The treatment of Constipation docs not consist merely in unloading tho bowels The medicine must notonly act as a purga tive but beutonicM well and not produce after its use greater costiveness Tosecuro a regular habit of body without changing the diet or disorganising the system TIME TABLE Col Oin November 20 1887 EAST bOUND where he laylippareatly feless At this juncture aother lndian came run ning up'anA toanow who' iad done this wa? explained tohim low it happened arid was advised to take bis men and leave Taking their ad vice he gathered his men and disappeared in the neighboring forest News Herald Mrs Hi lU ThejOhJo LegisJatture Tuesday' March Bills introduced: Brown County to refund the Boyle Mill and Blanchester Turn pike Company providing that church property unused for ten years shall lapse to the church organization to which it originally belonged for a change of Judges in any judicial dis trict where the presiding Judge is biased related to the litigants or in i any way interested in the case Bills introduced: Providing that drain tiles delivered for use in public ditches shall be inspected with in fifteen days after delivery and paid for in compliance with the contract made at that time to take the manage ment of the Cincinnati Southern Rail road out of the hands of Trustees and place the same in the control of the Sinking und Trustees to exempt from judicial sale the pension money paid for anything or on deposit Wednesday March Senate Bills passed: or the protection of railroad employes by requiring railroad companies to adjust fill or block frogs switches to amend section 2329 regu lating the improvement of sidewalks and requiring return to be made of notices to property owners forthe ap 1 pointmentof election judgesand clerks in new wards of cities and villages by the Mayor and Council for the relief of Joseph' Clare Tate Township Cler 1 mont County to regulate the payment I of sheep claims for the payment of necessary traveling expenses of mem bers of boards of eoualization to pre vent life and accident insurance com panies from engaging in other business than insurance House Bills introduced: Amending the law relating to the admission of foreign children to Homes providing for the recording of insur ance in cities towns and villages pre venting the taxation of property of School Boards to exempt property of Boards of Education from special as sessments for city improvements to regulate beneficial and mutual aid as sociations to prevent the erection of a school house within one mile of any powder manufactory decreasing the State Sinking und levy 2 10 of a mill Bills passed: or the establish ment of an adequate water works system in Cincinnati making appro priations for deficiencies ($90000) Brown County to construct a free turnpike for the sprinkling and care of streets in Columbus making an ap propriation of $600 to pay the ex penses of the Electoral College Jeff erson Township Greene County to pay a debt Thursday Bills passed: To increase the liquor tax to $250 straight to relieve bondsmen of defaulting Treasurer of Jefferson Township Greene County Senate res olution adopted: or the appointment of a committee of five to investigate reports that three membersof the Sen ate had solicited a bribe to oppose the I Geyser meat bill and to report by March 29 Bills introduced: Regulating the sale of liquor by druggists and pre scribing the manner in which such prescriptions shall be made Bills pass ed: Enlarging the powers of Super intendents of insane asylums and per 1 Emitting the return of patients toin sane asylums without the original legal formalities of committal to exempt from taxation pre historic mounds and other grounds designed for preserva tion making the terms of Constables two years and Township Treasurers three years (amendatory) riday March Bills passed: Amending Section 7084 so that the obtaining of $35 or less fraud ulently on an insurance policy shall be a misdemeanor Senator Coulter re signed from the committee appointed to investigate the reports that three Senators had solicited a bribe to kill i the Geyser beef bill The afternoon was occupied in an effort to fill the vacancy by the Senate and take the duty from the President without re sult Resolution was adopted and the Senate adjourned in respect to the memory of Chief Justice Waite Bills passed: Providing for plugging abandoned oil wells and to prevent the waste of natural gasf and oil flowing into ditches drains and watercourses The two cent railroad fare bill was made a special order for 1 next Thursday iri the House An ap propriate resolution was adopted and the House adjourned through respect to the memory of Chief JusticeVaite iS30m 540 604 637 648 701 725 816 1130 13 15pm 15 840 630am EAGLE STORE WILMINGTON OHIO Newest StylesI Largest Stock! Lowest Prices! Velvets! Brussels! Extra Supers! Wool and Cot ton Hall Stair Hemp and Hag Carpets Prices begin as low as 12 2c per yard Also com plete stock of Oil Cloths Bugs Mats and Lace Curtains Carpets cut matched and made to order at short notice i We' are receiving the of' new Dress Goods Satins Tailor made Jersey Jackets and Children's ine Shoes' Exclusive agents in Clinton County for the celebrated Douglass Shoes tor Men and Boys price $2 $250 and $3 Come and get a pair See our home made Brogans and Buckle Plow Shoes Look for sign of Golden Eagle over the door South street THE EAGLE STORE COMPANY A HARSHA DEALER IN All kinds of SCOTCH and AMERICAN Granite Italian and American Marble All work Warranted and Set Up and satis faction guaranteed Works opposite Church EHLocust St WILMINGTON OHIO Your Orders are Solicited 7 WEAK NERVES Pains's Ckuibt Conroe xn Is a Notts Tonla which never falls Containing Celery and Ooca those wonderful nerve stimulants ii speedily cures all nervous disorders RHEUMATISM Crurar Compound purifies ths blood It drives out the lactic acid which causes Rheumatism and restores the blood msking' organs to a healthy condition It is the true remedy for Rheumatism KIDNEY COMPLAINTS Pains's Celtut Compound quickly restores the liver and kidneys to perfect health This curative power combined with its nerve tonics makes it the best remedy for all kidney complaints DYSPEPSIA Paine's CrtrnT Compound strenirthens the Htomach and quiets tho nerves of the dues tlvn organs This is why it cures even the worse oases of Dyspeimia CONSTIPATION Paint's Ctitiiy Compound is not a cathar t'c It is a laxative giving easy and natural action to the bowels Regularity surely fol lows its use GRES Nervous Prostration Nervous Headache Recommended by professional and business Neoralvia Nervous WaVn Rtnmarh men 8end for book Price Sold by Druggists All authorities on the amenities of conversation agree that the discussion of politics and religion should be ex cluded from general society for the reason that such discussions are very likely to end unpleasantly Yet this would not be the case if we were suf ficiently philosophic to reflect that we are all what circumstances have made us and that we with only an excep tion now and when would be of the same opinions as our neighbors had we been reared tinder like influences But politics and religion are and will I probably continue to be dangerous topics to introduce into the social cir cle for the simple reason that they are subjects upon which people generally feel so deeply that they cannot discuss I them calmly courteously and ration I ally I ny THE Hygefa Medical and Surgical Institute Cotunibus Ohio will next visit West House Wilmington riday March and I KjrHR AAR lit Mu IPKw" ff A I 1 jhku 1 va 10 aa a '71 1 4 8 CtB iiM 7 7'7 rp '4 4 "wB A fl i A 7 fl fl 0 1 K1 I fl I I 3 3 I a fly 02 JL KvLw IfflilMlnffiwT BBi at IHBBBBK Bulb Ef 9 2 0 WPRIBIWff I Till ill nTii 1 1 ri Ik A SOOpmi 330am f800un 630pm 400ttni 890 10pm 10am 1319pm 8730am 406pm 804 4 445 853 545 900 558 919 619 937 643 955 703 1038 737 1110 830 Lv HbiliKieip ai700m Wilmington 740 540 1000 1055 Pittsburg 7J0pn OOOatn Wheeling ZaneaviiM1' tl33n 080am 1134pm Newark 130 730 300 886 800 LvOolumbua 835 2Upm 806 Mt Sterling 418 258 81 857 953 WanhiClf T45 358 tO05 43H Sabina 344 1036 1048 S40 425 1115 535 BlanohMtei 433 1123 Loveland ei 803 1152 631 12 18pm ArCtndnnati 780 554 1345 780pm LvC'ln 815 735 'jIs? 880 785 90 1335pm 1150 635pm 655am Louie 730am il45ain 1045pm 7 St Louis 749pm 730am 5 35 845 845 New 980am 890pm 330ptn.

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1868-1913