Oberlin Weekly News. (Oberlin [Ohio]), 1880-05-28

              College Library VOLUME XXI NUMBEB 13 OJ3EKLLN LORAIN CO 0 FRIDAY MAY 28 1880 TERMS 150 PER YEAR 1 ootjkty ornoEEs Com Mi Plea Jnl C Utile Auditor O Hoot Treamrttr Vv A Bra wan Clerk il V Lewis Sherif Hobert Coming Pecordtr J Blaiichard Rrobale Judge I li Smith Surwiorlt F Wan 70witi0ifC S Millba B JJudlcy A D Perkina littrmaty Director 1 S Straw J B Clarke S D Bacon KUSBIA TOWHSHIP 7Vus Hervey Leonard T H Muniford F M Thompsen CUrb V B Durand Treawrer LU wl i liegal tMor H OSwitl Conxtablta Geo S Pay A lieu Kowell frank Hovey Jnntictt the Peace J B Clark W T Harris Iwlward Henry 0BESLI5 TILLAGE Mayor 1 B Clarke VwneibenU M Piatt L W Pounds S M Cole J F Harmon A Jackson Jubil Whit rfcw p M Gilbert 7Vusirr K P Johnson tfaesAjiU Frank Hovey Street Cetmoixitiiiiier Bahrain Cox OMef Etiffinetr tir DepartiMttt Frank Here OBEELIU PUBLIC SCHOOLS Jfsmbera of Board of Educ at ion Indnon Smith r H Churchill E J Goodrich W IiDurand S P John son H G Carpenter OFFICERi OF BOARD Preudtnt T act son SmiLh CVrfcW B Durand Treafurer E 1 Goodrich AiWiudif Schools H J Clark OBEBLIN CHURCH DIRECTORY First Cova Cbuhoh Northwegt eornor of Mam and Lorain btreeta Itev James Brand Pastor Services a m and 7 p m Weekly prayer meetiug Friday afternoon 2 oclock and every Thurodav evening in the Church Chapel Sunday School 9 amPastors residence No Ii South Professor6t Second Cong Chlbch South side Went College ttrct liev Wm Kmeaid Paator Servioeu 10i0 a ru and p m Weekly prayer meeting on Thursday evening in the cture room Sunday School 9 a m Pas Lots residence No Hi South Professor St Christ P Ki Chukch No 03 and Rectory No 65 Smth Main St Kov James Moore D D Iteotor Services 1U3U a m aud bH0 a m Holy Communion the Hrt Sunday of each month Sunnnv school 13 m Weekday Service and Lecture Wednesday evening Scatu free Baptist CHCRen No 3 East Lorain St Revil D Shutter Pastor Servicou 1030 a mand7 pm Sundiv School 12 m Youug Pcoplea Prayer Meeting Sunday at 6 pm Prayer meeting Thursday evening Pastors xeaideuee at the Park House FIRST MKTBOD1BT fcPlECUl al Chckch No 18 South Mam St Itev J V Brant Pastor Services lOtUu a m and 700 p m Scats tree Sundav School 3 a tn Prayer meetingsSunday evening at i oclock in north Classroom Iorold folks in aouth ClosBroom foryouug pconle Weekly Pravor meeting Thursday evening Pastors residence S6 Last College treet Second M K Church South Water St between Mill and Grovelaud Services 1030 a m 4 pm and 7 p m Sabbath School 3 pm Weokly Prayer meeting Thursday evening Frek MethodistPreaching on eachalternate Suudav a 2 oclock r u C F Irish and S Wheatlake Ministers Class meeting everv Sabbath at 1030 Prayer meetingWednesday evening at 600 All meetings iuWorcester Hall ou South Main treet A M E CnnRCBNoJ5 East Loriati Street Rev D W Butter Pastor Services at 10 80 a M aud 7 P v Sunday School at J P U Class meeting at 3 P m BUSINESS DIRECTORY ATTORNEYS J HLANG A ttorneyatLaw Notary Pub lie and General Land Insurance andPension Agent No 3 WorcebteB Block I A ft F WEBSTER AttovncysatLaw Notaries Public aud Ileal Estate Agents Office overl and 8 South Mainst Oberlin O I A WebBtor Ely Block Elyria 3 1 EO P CliAS A MKTCALF Attorneys K at Law Notaries Public and KchI Estate Agents Collections promptly wane uihue over Tuttlo Jcwciry Store No 4 Collect rU Oberlin O ltf AUOTJOXKER FRANK STONE oflers his services a Auctioneer of Farm Property and House hold Goods Office aL the L S Express Olllcc Oberlin O l13t T7MHST NATIONAL BANK Of Oberlin Buy Xr aud Sell Goverameut Bonds Coin andConpong Foreign and Domestic Exchange UrafU given upon all partBot turopc T F Daniels Cashier HiUAMHULBtmp President OA RRIAQES ClITY OMNIBUS A BAGGAGE LINEOf flce24 Enat College streetCarriageOmnihil to ull trains SiimlavH ou orders onlv Carriages always ready lo take partie around town into the country or U the Lake All order promptly attended U 13ly II LEE Proprietor COLLEGES s11KtLIN HITsrNESH COLLEGE Room J over the Post Oilice Obcrli u Ohio A full bustneeft couro aud coniinou EnglbU branches taugut day una evening J G Kline Principal OBERLIN COLLKGK WRITING DEPT Thorough instruction given in Practical and Ornamental Pen nanslup undBookkeeping Rooms First iloor Smith end Tappau HalU U ill All MKiK 15ly Principal CVNTllACTOR AND BUILDER T J II ILL Contractor and Bi Idcr Shop at tr No 11 East Loraiu St Satisfaction guar BA TRROOM 1 M GLENN Barber Shou and Bath T Room No i College Plate Untying done to ordi r Moving 1iauos a specially 121 y DRQGQ1STS rrHX en 1 ROWLAND Dealer in Druj ineu Icrmmerv it Oberlin A fliHtth Smith Main Street smptiou Clerk 111 il GARDNER CO DruggingPret acriptiuua accurately cumjioiiudcd at all HARMON A BKECIIKK HcalciB in Drugs Medici ties Pcrlumcti Toilet Articles Latnpu and Fine Candies No 7 W College SU UO HUSTKD Dentist Ofllec over No 8 Wtst College Stieut Pi rat stairway East of loat Ollleo Oberlin O 4itf HA RD WA RE CARTER A BROTHER Dealer inHardware Wlovos aud Tiu Ware Sole agents for Stewart a Stoves Job woik none iu bent wanner i 7EEDst EDWARDS Dealers in StoVuaTin T anrl Sbeot Iron Ware and Hard wore of all kinds Merchants Exchange Norlh Main Street JE WE LESS H TLTTLE Watchmaker Engravor ami dealer in Watfliis Clocks Jowelrv and Silverware CarjionLors Block i r store No 1 North Main street JOB PRINTING W w PEARCK Pronrtetor of oberlin Werklt Newh Steam Book and Job Printer No il South Main Street tlrst floor Oberlin O LI VSR Y STABLES H FAVEL Proprietor City Stables No BARN A BP 4 WlCTHERBEEFiue RigsFast Horses New Carriaires ut their Livorv Stable on Eaat College streot next to Park PHYSICIANS DR J AUSTTN Office in Dr Hay wards old office Residence No South froles isoi street Office hours from to 10 A M 1 to 3 p it and 1 u ti evening 1U MARY L BRIGGS M D Keidencc corucr of WcstColloge aud PUBLiaHKD EVERT FRIDAY AT No 21 South Mainat Obilin O H PEARCE Editor akd Pkopkietok Tit NrWS is a Live Patkk mnlc o ot iocal and County News Letters lrom tlie People ivcrytliiy l ojucs unecnui juentrs iroiniorrcMdcnts and citizens tcinuonirilv absent Editorial Comments on Current Events and 1 ted amount ol Careluilv aciecieu Mailer Its contents are to a great extent writtenexpressly for its columns important point in tne bounty Keep me rentiers informed of every event transpiring iu their re spective localities Curt Proceedings and other County Seat News fnllv ami iiccuratelv reported Oberlin and Cleveland Market corrected every week It is Republican in principla but not offensively partisan progressive in all that relates to the auibling up of the business morals and public sentiment of the cotnmuuitv ami aggressive in respect to those things detrimental to public cliarc Tarrai of Subscription 150 per year arts ol a year in proiorlion Single copies 5 cents Subscriptions may bejjin at any time Adlrens changetl ut the pleasure 01 mesuoscriber No extra charcc for postage Advertisement of an unobjectionable character inserted on favorable terms Rales made known on application to tne rropnetor Transient advertisements cash in advance Bills for regular advertising presented quar terly Job PrintinieThc News Office is well nupped with Firstclass Steam Presses and good material and is prepared to executeanvtliinir iu the printing line from a one line card to h full sheet poster COUNTY NEWS WELLINGTON Arrangements are being made here to observe Decoration Day on Monday the 31st We are very glad to see Col V F Herrick on the convalescent Bide of his sickness which has been of several weeks duration One of the baggage cars on the train going east last Monday morning run off the track just eaat of the depot injuring no one but causing a blockade of trains for several hours The remains of Mrs Adam Long who formerly lived 1A miles southeast of town were brought to this place last week for burial beside her husband and several children The Seventh Day Advents are holding meetings here in the town hall every day and evening Rev Mr Can right of Battle Creek Mich is the leading big gun while others of lesser note fill up the corners Cards of invitation are out this week for the wedding reception of Mr Geo L Couch who was married last week Wednesday evening to Miss niary Bush of Brooklyn Ohio She is the daughter of He v Bush a Methodist Minister who preached here a number of years ago when Miss Mary was alittle gill Harry C Stucbtield who has been employed as poutal clerk on the L S M S K K for a number of years has resigned his position and will in com pany with B H Colver formerly of the ririii of Lang Colver go on Friday of this week to Denver Col where they i will engage in the tin aud hardware busineas The ladies living ou PrOBpecl audadjacent Btreeta are calling downmaledictions without number on the devoted heads of the town Council for refusing to relay the diagonal crossing fromRailroad street across to Liberty street The reason why can not be aeen so it seems not only uugeuerouB and unkind when a petition containing some thirty names of the ladies interested was sent in to the Council requesting that the walk be laid but a little meau Last week Friday evening occurred the twentieth anniversary of thewedding of our fellow townsman Mr Mrs L Dolaud The weather was cool and delightful and in their spacious roouiB the guests numbering about onehundred and seventyfive were verypleasantly entertained by the genial host aud hostess About eleveu oclockrefreshments were served consisting of all the delicacies in the manufacture of which Mrs Doland is so famous The presents were very beautiful aud num erous consisting of a full tea and dinner set of China ice cream set bread and milk set toilet seta nut and fruit plates kc making in all twohundred aud sixtyeight piecesConspicuous among the presents was a lovely basket of rare tlowers in the center of which on a ground work of white were Mrs Dolamls initials made of helitrope blossoms this was sent from Chicago by Mrs Sheara a niece of Mrs Dolands Mr Mrs Dolaud have lived inWellington since their marriage and are highly respected and beloved by all they have hut one child a eon J Blair Doland who is a member 01 class O C Their many friends unite incongratulating them ou having reached the port of China and sincerely hope that they may glide smoothly over the I ilcer sea to the Golden isle and Duumnd fields of a happy and prosperous old aue K V A ELYRIA 3th Judge Hulc opened court on Monday last and called the ducket as the train bearing J ude Tibbals was delayed The folio whip ig the list of the cases disposed of up to this time First National Bank of Oberlin vs Ezra L Stevens settled at plaintiffs costs John Girling vs Incorporated Village of Wellington settled at defendants costs Jesse II Lang vs Cornelia CBroadwell et ill dismissed by plaintiff at his costs Eliza E Ames vs K A liorr ct a dismissed as lo defendant Horr Adam Barnhart vs M V Morse et al Dismissed by plaintiff at his costs tfacoh Stall vs Joseph Barker et al Settled Caroline Breuner vs Cliauncey Ii Baldwin Settled Christian Brenner vs Chauucey K Baldwin Subinttted Edward Sheparu vs John B Cahoon Submitted Henry K Cooper vs Moses Philip et al Sale conltrmed and deed ordered Charles Bussell vs Fred V BusselJ Dismissed costs paid no record John Carr vs Charles B Faux De fault judgment for plaintiff for 11080 H Ira in Bradley vs Winlle Swintman ct al Decree for plaintiff Lewis Hicks vs John Hicks Settled aud costs paid John Jarvis admr etc vs Joseph W Worcester et al Default judgment for plaintiff for 00230 Samuel S Marsh vs I PurkartSettled and costs paid Abel Daughterly vs Samuel K Smith Settled at plaintiff paying costs The first case on the docket is the cose of Albert Ely vs William E Kellogg treasurer of Lorain county This has occupied the attention of the court all of Munuay and Tuesday Jt has quite a history ad it was commenced by Mr My some nltecu or sixteen years ajro and has been grinding through the court ever since There is not much work for the Grand Jury this term Tuesday evening the Indies of the Stoue Church gave a strawberryfestival Mrs Wm Hoylc is no better On Sunday last Kcv Ward addressed the soldiers in an able manner The Grand Jurv have not yet report ed It is hoped that the lightning will strike somyvhere near the saloons this time When one thinks that Oberlin ik nearly as large a town Elyria and has kept at bay the liquor traffic while Elyria has gone on from bad to worse until twentyeight places are thrown open to the public he is forced to think that Oberlin has done her work in this respect more than well X P1TTSFI ELD May Ziih Although we had a nice rain a few days ago most crops need a much larger supply at present Corn is nearly all in the ground and mostly up Wheat and oats are looking nicely The present indications am favorable to a large crop of apples pears peaches cherries c The boys are having a tine timenowday s Sheep washing is the cause ol their fun The old time kitchen given by the Ladies Benevolent Society onWednesday and Thursday was a success on the lirst evening but on account of the rain ou Thursday evening the visitors were scarce Some ot the antique custonies worn were quite comical and the old relics wore well worth seeing Our older people were well represented Mrs Sally Wilder 100 years old last Xew Years was present and took hersupper of pork and beans The ladies keep quiet the amount of the net proceeds Their reason we know not but we are sale to say it will staud between 5U and ti0 Our Trustees met last Saturday to open trie uios tor tlie erection ot u vault There were three bids that of Joel WU der and Henry Hauuicr being the lowest it was accepted There is considerable talk ol putting the new vault in the cemetery south of the centre but It is not decided as yet E NORTH AMHERST May 2 William Walker while bringing load ot lumber from black Kiver was badly injured at lowne s 11111 cast ot this place On descending the hill some of the lumber slid forward upon the horses which became frightened andunmanageable The load was pitched over ua embankment several feet into the creek and in endeavoring to hold the horse Walker was badly hurt about Llie head He was taken to a house near by thence limne Though seriotic hisinjuries will not prove fatal A little girl named Dwycr jumped or fell from a window of the schoolhouse on Middle Kidge south of Menusquarry last week breaking the elbow joint In such a manner as is likely to result in a stiff arm A meeting to consider the advisability of and to make arrangements forDecoration Day is to be held tuniht Picnic season once more Hailstones as large as luuul nuts Jell in tins locality today BIRMINGHAM May Jl Mr Charles Grave with a few friends whose names we haye not learned has gone lo Kansas Mr Graves intends to make Kansas his future home i he is satisfied with its prospects Today a western bound wagon passed here The wagon was well covered and tlie horses looked as though they would reach the journeys end This moruig Nature Tad purchased his ticket to Denver The Squireintends to visit several places in Golden Colorado lie will Blurt 011 his trip as soon as he can suitably arrange hisbusiness Last Sunday Mr Isaac More started with his family down tlie hill in a two seated buggy The horse wasfrightened at the tup of the hill and ran hall way down when Mr More turned him into the hank turning over the bnggv throwing the ladies in a jampile on the hard stony pavement rsone were seriously injured Some men at hand caught the horse A city woman will pick up a clothes prop fourteen feet long to drive a two ounce chicken out of Iho yard DELAWARE OHIO Oberlin in the School Districts Ms Editor The bell on the union school building here sounds so much like your college chapel bell that when I first heard it I could scarcely persuad myself that I had not tumbled into your town unawares I learned the contrary however but the incident recalled to mind the fact that I have not as yetfulfilled my partial promise to writesomething more of Delaware Whatsuggested the promise was the discovery not long ago of an early Oberlin Btudent among the early teachers of Delaware county Of late the University at the county seat supplies this region with teachers of the higher grade but the time 1 reter to was before the founding of that institution The school was called the academy and was the first attempt in the couuty in the way of an advanced grade of schools It was a chartered institution located at Berk shire corners in the eastern part of the countv and was built in 1S10 The building is still standing used as adwelling and was originally erected at a cost of three or four hundred dollars the sspenae of which was defrayed by the le or shares at ten dollars each The first session of school was held in the following winter with G S Bailey of Oberlin as teacher and some thirty scholars made up from the young men aud women of the aurroundinsr couutrv The community in whiA the enterprise was undertaken was a chip of the old block ot Massachusetts and was remark able for the high intellectual character of its early settlers At this time however the proslavery sentiment was very strong in the com munity and Oberlin was not looked upon as a desirable place to hail from Bailey seems to have been discreet and said nothing of his sentiments on tiiis subject until the last week or two of his stay His management of the school had been highly satisfactory to all and his avowal of his sentiments and his college fairly astounded the good people who looked for nothing good to come out of Oberlin Liberal as the old New England senti ment was in the matter of education and highly as they esteemed Mr Baileys ability as a teacher they could hardly reconcile themBelveg to the fate that had thrown one of those Oberlin agitators into their midst All that sentiment has long since passed away and some ot the scholars who enjoyed that hrst winter s instruc tion speak of it as the most valuable of their lives Mr Bailey is represented as an earnest conscientious worker whose instruction did not cease with school hours His sentiments his Oberlin characteristics made a wonderful im pression on the plastic minds of many of his pupils and the inHuence of that one term cannot be easily estimated Among the scholars of that session the number that have achieved more than ordinary distinction is a governor a congressman a banker and one whose active participation in the antislavery nd temperance work upon the platform has gained for her a wide circle ofadmirers This school continued for a few years longer but the founding of the OnioWeslyau Uuiversity put an end to the de and whicn called it into existence JH B Mt Gilead 0 May 7 18S0 WASHINGTON LETTER Coucrossioual Matters and Presidential Prospects Washington D C Jllay 1880 The Congress is working hard to pass the appropriation bills so as to adjourn by the Hist instant the date fixed by the House but there is a strong minority opposed to adjournment insisting that some tariff measures should be passed But it may be conridered certain that the session will not be prolonged beyond the first of June This Congress has accomplished a practical good and the Democrats feel that every days delay only Berves to render their neglect more marked while Republicans not being in the majority and being free fiomresponsibility for the course of legislation have uo reason to fear going before the people The past week in Washington has seemed very much like inaugaration times the races having broughtthousands of strangers to the city The horse part of the business was in every way a success but the great boat race was a miserable swindle on the vast concourse of people who stood in the suu broiling tor three hours and were repaid byseetug Haulau pull leisurely along over the course without any competitor Either Courtney is a great coward or as is more likely was in the hands of the gambler from the start We however stand a chance of a little reward as the citizens have raised a purse of U0U for which Hanlan and Riley will compete on Wednesday next As there is a good deal of bstd blood between the two men here will doubtless be a good race The conventions in the differentiates have nearly alt been held aud the chances of the respective candidates lor the nomination at Chieago have beeu so nanowed down that a near estimate can be formed of their standing Theoutlook is altogether favorable to General Grant though the estimate of those not likely to be led by partitinship place him about seventy vules short of amajority The result in Illinois has beeu followed by efforts here to coucentmte the antiGrant strength ou one candidate and it is stated that the whole of the opposition vote will be given to Blaine or Sherman whichever one is thestrongest iu the convention As there is no doubt ou this point the antiGrant for ces will be led by Mr Blame who goes to Chicago in person and in case ol his uccess Mr Sherman will remain at the head of the Treasury whore he is etui noutly useful and which he cannot leave n the opinion of manv Republicans without doing the party and the country great damage The Cincinnati Commer cial will take the lead in advocating this course and it is hkelv that after an in formal complementary ballot the mass oi tlie Ohio delegation will go to Blame Notwithstanding tins your correspon dent is ot the opinion that the Grant managers have matters well iu hand aud that the General will be nominated There is the usual talk of a bolt and a ibirtl ticket but after the nomination the dissatisfied ones will fall into the ranks recognizing that the choice is to be between the principles of theDeuiocraiic party and those of the Republican The Kellogg matter goes over without final action Two or three of the Dem ocrats have refused lu obey the partv lash and tlie result oi a vole would be doubtful to say the least but after the Presidential struggle is over if Kelloggs seat is neoded to retain control ot ihe Senate he will be ousted Mr James of Xew York havingdeclined the lVislimisiw Generalship il it has been tendered to Hon Horace Mayuard of Tcnnrwee WISE AND OTHERWISE To be Read or Skipped Don t stroke a cat s hair the wrong way it b madness to detur Sore eye tetter salt rheum etc arc cured by Dr Lindsays BloodSearcher Sold by all druggists Years ago one man owned every dog in the world his iwime was Noah If you are billions yttu will ffnpositive relief bv using Sellers Liver Pills Sold by all druggists The car horse is an emblem of hope He is continually taking a fresh start If you cannot take baby te thecountry use Dr Bulls Baby Syrup for the usual diseapes of early childhood Price 25 cent j u bottle There is a racer named Chicago Girl but she is not so fast as you might think Bark cnd Iron introduced in 1856 by Nichols ft Co is an old and valuable remedy ibr the cure of dyspepsia los3 of appetite boils etc A Boston paper asks What would we do if it wasnt for Sunday Guess you wouldnt catch any fish Pain from indigestion dyspepsia and 1 too hearty eating is relieved at once by taking one of Carters Little Liver Pills immediately after dinner Dont forget this 12n Prince Bismac once said that all large i citiea should be destroyed because they are hotbeds of revolution Out of Work There be those who say that there need be none unemployed that there is work for all if they will but do it What we say is let every one who has a cough or cold take Hulls Balsam at once It is the only reliable remedy that never fails to cure j A gentleman finding his whiskey punch a little too hot blew it to cool Blowing your own horn I Bee said his comrade 1 If yeur child has worms give U th Great Mexican Remedy Herbaline Bit tors they are easy et administration pleasant te take and harmless as honey They never disappoint 0e6w Our ancestors the monkeys couldnt j have been bo ignorant after all They wore all educated in the higher blanches Our present bankiug system is a vas improvement on that of twenty yearst ago as every one must admit whoremembers the trouble we had with wild cat money Any man who is so bilious as to deny this should take a dose ol Motts Liver Pills and recover his normal billiary condition as soon as possible A young man who had recently taken a wife says he didnt find it half so hard to get married as he did to get furniture It is asserted that the ordinarycosmetics used by ladies arc productive of great mischief We believe this is so and that a better means of securing a beautiful complexion is to use some good blood medicine like Rosadalis the graat Southern Remedy which cleanses the blood and gives permanent beauty to the skin General Robert C Schenck is said to be suffering so much from nephritis complaint that there is but little hope of his recovery A sad accident A little child the daughter of Arthur Banks Esq of this city fell into a tub of hot wateryesterday and was badly scalded Theimmediate application of Henrys Carbolic Slve which was fortunately in the house instantly removed the pain and the little sufferer is now out of danger An English traveler in the Holy Land it is said has discovered Jocobs well There has been a rumor afloat fhat Jacob was dead Women Never Think If the crabbed old bachelor whouttered this sentiment could but witness the intense thought deep study aud thorough investigation of women indetermining the best medicines to keep their families well aud would nete their sagacity and wisdom iu selecting Hop Bitters as the best and demonstrating It by keeHUg their families in perpetual health at a mere nominal expense he would be forced to acklowledge that such sentiments are baseless aud false A young lady named Sheep changed her name to Lamb before Bhe had been in Michigan thirtysix hours She went West m quest of youth Why i Tou Billioub Because you have allowed your bow els to become costive and liver torpid Lsc KidneyWort to produce a free state of the bowels and it wilt stimulate the ivcr to proper action cleanses the skin if its yellowness cures bilious head ache and causes new lite iu the blood Druggists have it A wouiau at Des Moines has a hen which she declares tn be twentyeight years old More than fifty hotel keepers have sought to buy the fowl The Reason Why The tonic effect of KidneyWort is produced by its cleansing and purifying cLion on me nioou n nere there is a gravejly deposit in 1 lie urine or milky ropy urine from disordered Kidneys it cures without ail oustipatioii aud Iiles readily yield to iis cartliartic and healing power Blossoms produce applets applet give us cider and cider produces blosoms Tims one of natures most beautiful compensations Boston Transcript High PricedButterBuyers pay the highest price for gilt edged butter but want every tub to be of an even bright color Theyrecommend their patrons to use only Wells Richardson Cos Perfected ButterColor as it is Ihe most reliable known and will give a perfect color It received the only award at the 1 iitcinatioiuil Dairy Fair for superior purity strength perfection of color andpermanence Dennis Kearney the greatworkingman who has done no manual labor for five years is now iu a fair way to blister his delicate palms with a stonehammer Bucklius Arnica Salve Tin bruisi iorcs best salve in tlie world lor cute s sores ulcers salt rheum lever tetter chapped hand chilblains This lve aramd to rive i rlcct naiWfaetioii in every case or moneyrefuuded Priee cents per box iov siilc by Harmon A BeefierOberlin 3My A BostoA artist painted an orange poel nn the sidewalk so naturally that six hit limn slipped down on it When a Georgia man jets too weak to split a watermelon with an ax his i relatives begin to look around and see what s the best they can do on aheadBtone Dont Spoil Your Butter Farmers do not run the risk ofspoiling your butter by using carrotsannato or other cheap colors when Wells Richardson Cos Perfected Butter Color is so much better It is harmless as salt and never gives a dull reddish color or any taste or smell It is made in a strictly scientific manner by askillful chemist and can always be relied on When exhausted by mental labor take KidneyWort to maintain healthy action of all organs The Philadelphia North American tells of a man given up by the doctors When a man ib given up by Philadelpia doctors it is Btrong evidence that his money is all gone Hamiltons Oriental Balm 1 r Magical BeautiHer removes all puitplcH f recti les and skin biuinriea and gives a clear transparentcomplexion while its naturalness of operation is such that the use ot a cosmetic is not suspected It is the only preparation that meets the wants ot refined ladies Price 50 cents per bottle Sold exclusively by J M Gardner Co Oberlin O and at wholesale by Strong Cobb Co Cleveland O 11It Brooklyn women write to their gen tlemen friends on large paper and use yellow envelopes They know a mans wife isnt likely to read such a letter 11 she finds it in his pocket Worms Worms Children having worms require im mediate attention itching of the uose grinding of the teeth starting iu sleep irregular appetite bad breath swelled upper lip aud other symptoms Get a box of Parmelees Worm Caudies or Lozenges They are a safe pleasant and effectual remedy Price 20 cents per box bold exclusively by J M Gardner Co Oberlin O and at wholesale by Strong Cobb Co Cleveland O ll4t A citizen of Plymouth Indiana fired six shots at a supposed burgular aud then faiB wife called out See here Sam if you dont stop shooting at me youll have the houaefullof neighbors Decav of the Teeth Arises from various causes but prin cipally it may be attributed to early neglect or the indiscriminate use or tootn powders and pastes which give a momentary whiteness to the teeth while they corrode the enamel The timely use of that delicate aromatictoothwash Fragrant SOZODONT will speedily arrest the progress of decay harden the gums and impart adelightful fragrance to the breath It removes those ravages which people sustain in their teeth from the use of sweet and acid articles 9lt What said an inquisitive young lady is the most popular color for a bride We may be a littleparticular iu such matterB says the Elmira Telegram but we should prefer a white one Our Progress As slageB and stage routes are quickly abandoned with the completion ofrailroads so the huge drastic cathartic pills composed of crude and bulky medicines are quickly abandoned with the introduction of Dr PiercesPleasant Purgative Pellets which aresugarcoated and little larger than mustard seeds but composed of highlyconcentrated vegetable extracts and arewarranted to cure all irregularities ofstomach liver and bowels Sold bydruggists Go up old baldhead aud look for capillary attraction go to the aula the sisters and cousins aud ants ifnecessary and learn wisdom If you cant find it there subscribe to this paper and well teach you enough in one month to make your head Bwim Exchange A Oonnnou Mistake To consider as consumption what is really an affection of the liver To keep your liver healthy aud your blood pure and thus avoid many distressingcomplaints use Parmelees Great Blood and Liver Purifier It cures sick and nervous headache and indigestion and removes all unhealthy bilious secretions of the stomach and bowels Forcostiveuess no medicine is so cflectual also for bad breath sour stomach etc A positive guarantee of uo euro no pay Price per bottle 1 sample bottles 15 cents Sold bv J M Gardner A Co Oberlin O and at wholesale by Strong Cobb Co Cleveland O UU A dressmaker got mad because her lover serenaded her with a flute She said she got all the luting sho wanted in her regular business The Human Locomotiye Should be carefully engineered other wise it may run off the track of life at any moment lo keep its delicate internal machinery iu perfect trim or put it in good working condition use Parmelees Dyspepsia Compound The tone and vigor which it imparts to tlie stomach its appetizing etiots the refiei it ullords in headache its antibilious properties and iis superior merits as a general corrective makes it the most valuable family medicine of the age Price 1 per bottle sample bottles 1 cents Sold exclusively by J M Gardner it Co Oberlin O and at whosalc by Strong Cobb it Co Cleveland O ll4t The lock slock and barrel should be carefully removed from a pistol before it is given to a child to play with All Honsst Medicine Of nil medicines advertised to otire any affection of the throat chest or lungs we know of none we eanrecommend so highly as Dr Kings NewDiscovery lor consumption coughs colds asthma bronchitis hay feverhoarseness tickling iu the throat loss 01 voice eic This medicine does posi tively cure and that where everything else has tailed No medicine ean show onehalf so many positive andpermai neiit cures as have already been elleeted I by this truly voudertu remedy Vor I Asthma aud Bronchitis it is a perfect i speci lie curing tne very vort cases 111 I uclt I1 U e Pay bv II means give it a trial Trial bottbs HI cis Regular size 100 For ale by iiarmon tt ucedier UDeriiu iiiebw it is now asserted by a prominent deutisf that the only true way to def teeth is to bite into a raw potato thi or lour times per day TWO YEANS AX INVALID Set Bethlehem Pa July M 1875 Da M M Fkkner Fredonia S T Peak SnteAbout two vears ago I liad an eruption of tire skin and swelling of my upper lip and both legs I could not wear a boi for nine mouths 1 also bad a bad cough for ilfleen yearn I began the use of your Blood andLiver Rcmedv ami your nerve tonic with your Salt Rheum Ointment anil Cough Honey in February last I improved no much that 1commenced work the tim of March The cure ts com nl etc no trace either of the cough erup tion or swelling remains Yours truly Dr Fenners Blood and Liver Remedy and Nerve Tonic may well be called The conquering hero of the times it is the medical mump 11 01 tne age Whoever has the blues should take it for it regulates and restores the dis ordered system that gives rise to them it always cures Billiousness ana Liver Complaiut Jaundice DyspepsiaConstipation Headaches Fever and Ague Spleen Enlargements ScrofulaErysipelas Pimples Blotches and all Skin Eruptions and Blood Disorders swelled limbs and Dropsy Sleeplessness Im paired iNerves Hnd JNervous Ueotlity Restores liesh and strength when the system is running down or going into decline rjs Female Weakness and Chronic Rheumatism and relieves Chronic Bronchitis and all Lung and Throat difficulties It does these things by striking at the root of disease and removing its causes Ir t enner s Improved cough Honey will relieve auy cough in one hour Iry sample bottle at LU cents uv t enners ooiuen itenet cures any pain as Toothache Neuralgia Colic or Headache in 5 to 30 minutes and readily relieves Rheumatism Kidney Complaint Diarrhoea etc Try sample bottle at 10 cents Dr Fenners Vegetable Blood and Liver Pills The best family physic known For sale by T H Kowlano Ouertin u and at wholesale by Strong Cobb Jfc Co Cleveland 0 At a beer festival lately the following toast was offered Woman Second only to the press in the dissemination of news LEGAL NOTICES Bids for Sohool Hons SEALED proposals will be received at the ofUcE of the Clerk of the Board of Education of Pittslleld TowjiBhip Lorain Co Ohio until twelvcoclock on the 19th day of June 1SJ Tor building a School House on the lot situated in UUUlstriCt PO o necoruiug 10 mopiaus ami Decineations on fllo in Haid oflico Each bid must contain tin name of every person inter red in the same aud be accumpauicd by u ulticicnt iruarautec of some disinterested ncr aoa that if the bid is accepted a contract will 00 euiercu inio tinti uio penormanvc m it properly fie cured The Board reserve the right to reject any or all bids liy order ol tne lioaru or rnncation 134t E K A VERY Clerk The Estate of Collins W Miller KOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned baa been appointed and qua ilicdAdministrator of the Estate ot Collins W Miller deceased lute of Lorain County Ohio brtPHKN coates May 24th 1BS0 13t Estate of Ann Longmte VTOTICE is hereby given that thounderX signed has been duly appointed andqualiH ed Executor ot the Will of Mrs AnnLongmate deceased bite ol Russia Township Loram county utiio ALONZO GASTON May Sth 1880 11 8t Estate of James Dasoomb NOTICK Is hereby given that theundersigned have been duly appoiu led andmaimed Ex ecu trices of the Estate ol JamesDascomb deceased late ol Oberlin Lorain Countv Ohio Mary 1 Dascomh ANNA OASCOUK Oberlin O May la 18s0 11Sw The Estate of Moses S Bows NOTICE is hereby given that thenndcraicned bus been rinlv aouointed anil rnifili lled administrator of the estate of Moses SBowe Icccased late of II 11 as 111 township Lorain county Ohio CHAltLES A MElCALl May C 1SSU W3t Estate of David P Merwin VTOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned l has been appointed and uualilied Executor of the estate of Invid 1 Merwin deceased lute ol Oberlin Lorain couuty Ohio IliAL A WEBSTER May 13 IstjO llat Estate of AIodzo A Parks VJOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned i lias been appointed ami ualitlcdAdminislrutriv ol the estate of Alonzu A Parks late of Lorain county O deceased Dated tnis lain dav ot May 1BH0 COUDKL1A U P AttlCS II t Annual Meeting of the JL W P C Railroad THE A u una Meeting of the stockholders of tlio Loraiu vVoostor Perry County Kail road Cumpauy will bo held in Oberhu at the 1ark House on Friday June lllh 1880 for the election of Directors and the transaction such other business a tuav come uctore 111 EDWARD VEKNJN Pre O F CAkteh Sue and Trcaa 1141 Legal Notloe rpO t ClaSfeC Humphrey of Crand RapnU Uumuhrev of Bourbon iu the State of Indi ana you Are hereby notilled that ira Whitucy as Administrator of the Estate of Clarissia YV Humphrey lute of Pittslleld iu the Countv of his petition in the Probate Court uf suid Lor iect of which petition is to obtain an order Dii ma LUiru uny ui uij a u lono 101 the sale of certain real estate therein de Bcriucu oeiongmg 10 sum uoceuuui lor inn purposu uf paying debits and that unless they answer oil or before tlie 3d dav of July A D IvJ umiI iwlilinn will p lukin hk tri an order granted accordingly 1 it II ITVW Almlnisliator of the estate of CUnssia W Humphrey deceased ll6t Sheriffs Sale Til n Static of On 10 In the Court of Common LOKAIN COUNTY SS PleitH George W Drake Plaintiff FrnuuUS Kinney et al Uc fend an IY virtue of tiu order of s iHiicd by the 1 leik of the Court uf Common Pleas of Lorain county Ohio in said cisu am to 111 c directed I shall oiler for stlc at publicunction at tlie door of the Clcrkn ollicc iu Elynu On Satunlti June 12 A If 1SH0 at 1J oclock in the forenoon of eaid day the following described real estate to wit Mtuated in ihe Village ol Obor in and ie known is and being lot eight Sj comnicucing on Morgan street one hundred and sixtytwo Cltiij feet from the eas lino t Prufeusor uircul theuco east ninetysix til feet uu the south ult of said Morgan aireut thence south one mudrcd ami Kevcnlysix l tu feot thence vent twenty SO feot thence Monthtwentywo feet to land bclouirinir to Dr J Strong thence went on aald Strongs north line sevcntyBlx Iti fed to laud ol IctcrFiutcv thence north ttiic place of beginning Apnraifcd at MlbO TuruiD cabh 011 day of oale 11 r iokmmi U1U Ct Attorney lor Jane E Fitch Sheriffs Sale Tin Statu ok Ohio lu the Court of Common LuKAlN CO SS Pleas Homer Durand plulntili Wjitin Smith ct al Defendant I Y Yiliiri of jii order of sale iHsuert b the Clerk of the Court ol Common Plea oiLoliiiu county Ohio 111 said cue and to mediroeld I shall oiler for sale in public auction at Ihe door of the Clerkr oiltic in Llyriauu SiUtudaij June IU lSNJ il 10 oelock ill Die turcuoon of nald dav Uu following decribid real enitlc to witMtuatc in the townhip of ULik Khciuud known at hciu I I ouiiilicr one hnmired andthirtveibl iW a deimitated by tin village ai i 1 harktii now eallctt Lorain ami Irontiui nil Duiiii ill1 pprai11l 11 Ji1 Tn It on dux of tlniilKP K II1MM Sht iiir 01 Lorain County Ohio I A Vibtik Iluiutills Alfy llfit EVERYTHING AT THE VEKY Bottom lijiiires Is the inducement we offer in Boots Shoes AND SLIPPERS all bought direct of Manufacturers and warranted as represented iib V No one if he or she consults his or her own interest will buy Boors or Shoes uutil aware of our goods aud prioes s LIFE No 13 West College Street OViorlin OXxlo The old EitablUh Boot and Shoo Store Sly ENCYCLOPEDIA Britanxiica The undersigned is Local Agent for Lorain County for the OriginalImported Subscription Edition of the Encyclopaedia Britannica Subscriptions solicited and received at my office over the Post Office Call and examiue copies of this Great International Work EDWARD HENBY 63t Misses West Barnard Invite the ladles of Oberlin to visit their 13 12 West College Street Trimmed Hats Ribbons French Flowers aj n A miiu umameiiLb In great variety always on hand Great Bargains in FICHUSCOLARETTES and LACE TIES A Large Stock of FANCY RIBBONS just received Ladies and Childrens SUN HATS in immense variety ECRU HATS for Ladies and Children in all shapes Kemember that we have Removed from East College St to 13 12 West College St First door West of Lifes Shoe Storo 7tf 100000 REWARD o He red to any pernou that will do as Greats Kangeof Work and do it an well on any other machine uh can be done on the Davis Vertical Feed Sewing Machine Arrangements for the contest will bu made with any one desiring to compete lor the abovo named reward witbtu a reasonable time alter written application is received Davis Sewing Machine Co Watertown 8 Y March flth 1850 liy their Works yo Shall Know Them Send for Circular or call at my office over the postolllce and got nam plea of work and acti wiiat the Davib Machine will do without baut EDWARD 1iy Agent for Oberlin DRINK PURE COFFEE 11KY our own roasting oi Coffoc and yo will buy ho wthcr OUK 60CENT JAP TEA Is Os good an any75cent tea iu the market Try it Prioes Reduced on Rnbber Goods CASH FOR LIVE POULTRY FOR PURE GROUND COFFEffi and 1UKE GROUNU SPICES go to MEARS KELLEY North Amherst O Nightst Market Price Paid for Butt ft and PATENTS NO CUAKiyi UNLESS SUCCESSFUL Inventors and Patentees Send Stamp for our PAMPHLETS DP ii Aodklss HOWARD COv lJtf WASHINGTON D C A GOLD WATCH FREE lu every woi kitii ugenl malr or ftnnlc Aiit arc clearing iroui 4 f jjj a tv Qn our foods in addumn lo nliove premium Scud lo cuiiU lor sample or lbj ror full outfit and secure your countv The MessengerPublihiiig Co Lcwisburg la li lt Mr I f