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THE DAILY SCIOTO GAZETTE: WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 19 1900 CELERY KING NATURE'S CURE A Great Nerve Medicine. Celery King cleanses the system and builds it up. It makes the blood pure. It beautifies the complexion. it cures constipation and liver disorders.

It cures headache and most other aches. Celery King cures Nerve, Stomach, Liver and Kidney diseases. William Fultz's Death. William Fultz a veteran of Company 185th O. V.

and a member of Silas D. Prather Post, G. A. No. 530, of Bourneville, died at his home there very suddenly this morning at four o'clock, of heart failure.

The deceased was married four times. his last wife and six children by his first wife surviving him. He was aged 72. The funeral will be held from the E. church Friday morning at 10 o'clock.

Rev. Thomas will officiate. The funeral will be under the auspices of the Post. A Day of Sport On New Year's Day, January 1st, 1901, there will be a great, large turkey shoot and prize contest at the "Kee Katsa ball grounds," at Bier's Run, about five miles west of Chillicothe the Frankfort pike. Among the features of the entertainment will be a real English sparrow shooting match for a prize and another of much quantity and good quality will be a whole dressed beef.

New Year's day will be a great day for sport at Bier's Run. BUY YOUR mixed candies and nuts at the store of H. E. Langdon on East Main street. THE AGENT of the Singer Sewing Machine will quote special prices all this week at No.

23 East Main street. First and Foremost In the field of medicine is Hood's Sarsaparilla. It possesses unequalled merit and cures all diseases caused or promoted by impure or impoverished blood, including rheumatism, dyspepsia, catarrh. All liver ills are cured by Hood's Pills. 25c.

WANT GOLUMN. FOR SALE: -Outside Show small outside show case fitted with electric wiring, will be sold cheap. Inquire at THIS OFFICE. WANTED Canvasser for Tested Seeds and Nursery products. Good pay.

Permanent. Fine outfit free. HERRICK SEED Rochester, N. Y. FOR RENT: -The offices in the Allston building, now occupied by Van Meter Cunningham, will be vacated January 1st and will be for rent.

Apply to D. M. MASSIE. FOR RENT--Offices desirable rooms. No.

5 and 6, in the Howson building, recently occupied by John Conley, are now for rent. Steam heat, moderate rent. Apply to A. B. HOWSON.

WANTED: -Reliable salesman to sell complete line of paints, lubricating oils, etc. Liberal terms and good position for man of ability. Address, THE ATLANTIC REFINING Cleveland, 0. WANTED: -Capable, reliable person in every county to represent large company of solid financial reputation; $936 salary per year, payable weekly; $3 per day absolutely sure and all expenses; straight, -fide, definite salary, commission; salary paid each Saturday and expense money advanced each week. STANDARD HOUSE, Caxton Building, Chicago.

IRA MUSHER SON. Holly! Holly Holly Finest Delaware Wreaths Clusters MOSHER'S; A SPLENDID PROGRAM To be Rendered at the German Methodist Church. A splendid program will be given on Christmas night at the German Methodist Episcopal church. All are cordially invited to attend, as especial attention has been given to all numbers of the program. Miss Christine Fischback, the organist, has had under her direction: cantata, which will be an exceptionally pleasing feature.

The program will be as follows: Christmas March. "Christmas Bells" Song by Sunday school Prayer. Evening lesson By Gottlieb Wiedler, Supt. Christmas Anthem Choir Recitation, "The Christmas Babe" Effie Messel Winter Song Class of Boys Dialogue Clara Hessenthaler and Clara Heisel: Duett. "A Star, a Song, a Child," Recitation, "In the Wintry Mrs.

Anna, Breinig and Geo. Ribbe Heaven," Cassie Erich Song By Infant Class Recitation, "Christmas Bells," Bessie Clark Solo Clara Hessenthaler "Upon a Midnight Mrs. Anna Breinig, Mollie Erich, Miss C. L. Fischbach.

Song by a Class of Girls "The Christmas Tree" (Christmas Anthem Choir Ladies' Quartette. "The Wing'd Song" Mrs. Breinig. Mrs. Andre.

Mrs. Erich and Miss Fischbach. Solo Lilian Hessenthaler Christmas Offering. Christmas Cantata--A character play by five girls. the Misses Hessenthaler.

Maule, Eva and Emma Heisel and Miss Christine Fischbach. Presentation of Gifts. Song by Sunday school "Christmas Above" Benediction Postlude. OBITUARY. Evaline, daughter of Robert and Martha J.

Park, was born near Chillicothe, Ohio, Oct. 9, 1850. Died Dec. 7, 1900; aged 50 years, 1 month and 28 days. She was united with the Methodist church when about 16 years of age and for many years was a faithful member and Sabbath school teacher.

She was married to John W. Sheetz Feb. 16 1871, near Chillicothe, and to them were born nine children, six sons and three daughters, seven of whom, with the father, mourn her loss. Her single life was spent in county and her married life was spent there until March, 1884 when they moved to Clark county, near South Charleston. For the past four years she has been a patient sufferer from Bright's disease, and all was done that loving hands could do to stay its progress, but all to no avail.

Always patient and loving, even in her last illness she spared no pains to minister to the welfare and comfort of her dear ones. At the time of her death she was a member of the Presbyterian church of South Charleston. Her end was one of peace. Convalescing. Mrs.

George Byers is convalescing from her recent attack of illness. Police News. The man arrested Thursday, who had a fur buggy robe that he could not account for, and who gave the name of James Kerry, was discharged Tuesday morning for the want of evidence prosecute: In the evening he was arrested again in a drunken condition, and had in his possesion a padlock, knife and a chamois skin, articles that he had not when" dismissed In the morning with orders to leave town within-an-hour. Letters in his possession showed his real name to be Thomas Kearney, of Cincinnati, that he was of a respectable family and that he had been in the workhouse. A man frightened Ivy Stephens as she was passing through Mosher avenue Tuesday evening.

Patrolman Uhrig, to whom she reported the 00- currence, caught the individual, a stranger, and placed him under arrest. At the station house he gave the fetttious name of. E. R. Smith and wAs charged with loitering.

Smith, whom nothing could be proved against, was fined the costs for being intoxicated. arr Notice. Chillicothe, Ohio, Dec. 18, 1900. Having sold out my, entire interest and good will in the business heretofore conducted hy me at No.

47 South Paint street, in this city to Miss Nellie Carothers, who has assumed my liabilities in connection therewith, this is to certify that she: entitled and authorized to collect and for the assets of said business. GEORGIANA HICHARDS. Having purchased the millinery business heretofore conducted by Miss Georgiana Richards In accordance with the (above notice be pleased to see all friends and former. netrons of the esta lishment, when needing anything in the mtHinery Respectfully, RELL DRIVE AWAY THE BLUE DEVILS SIMMS LITTLE PILLS gripe These or little nauseate pills action is very mild but absolutely certain and effectual. The liver and bowels are restored to normal healthy action and the general system beneflted by their use.

Simms Pill will save a doctor bill." 40 of these little pills cost but 10c, making them the cheapest pill in point of price are highest in curative power. At the druggists or SIMMS MEDICINE St. Louls, Mo. THE MARKETS. Chicago, Dec.

by Associated Press) -Wheat 69 7-8; corn 41 1-4; oats 21 5-8. Toledo, Dec. by Associated Press) -Wheat 75 1-2. HOME MARKETS. T.

N. Marneld. Wheat 72 cts. per bu. Corn, yellow 35 cis.

per bu. Corn, white 36 cts. per bu. Oats 23 cts. per bu.

Rye 50 cts. per bu. Hay $10 per ton Co. 73 cts. cts.

per per bu. bu. Corrected dally ny A. B. Harman.

Buying Prices. Butter 12 18 cts. per lb. Chickens $2 to $3 per doz. Eggs 20 cts.

per doz. Selling Price. Flour $4.40 ONION SETS. White. Yellow.

Schilder Bros. $1.10 $1.00 Auch Co. 1.10 1.00 J. A. Breinig 1.10 1.00 Gartner Co.

1.10 1.00 MR. GEO. foreman of the McKellar Greenhouses, is giving perfect satisfaction and all designing, decorating, executed under his care has pleased the patrons and public as well. BOOKS Games at Geo. B.

Moore's. HAYMAKERS' BALL at Memorial Hall, Christmas Eve. Help is needed at once when a person's life is in danger. A neglected cough or cold may soon become serious and should be stopped at once. One Minute Cough Cure quickly cures coughs and colds and the worst cases of croup, bronchitis, grippe and other throat and lung troubles.

R. H. Lansing Co. Paint St. Jas.

A. Herlihy, Washiugton Place. "Itching hemorrhoids were the plague of my life. Was almost wild. Doan's Ointment cured me quickly and permanently, after doctors had failed." C.

F. Cornwell, Valley Street, Saugerties, N. Y. "Do you think her hair is all real?" "Why, of course. A girl with her means would never buy any other kind." feeling find tired Hood's and WHEN of sorts are you Sarsaparilla will do you wonderful good.

Be sure to GET HOOD'S. Masonic OPERA HOUSE. Saturday. Dec, 22nd THE EMINENT ACTOR MR. JOHN GRIFFITH In a grand revival of Dr.

Bird's version SPARTACUS The Gladiator The entire scenic effects are carried by Mr. Griffith. 25,35, 50c, 75c Seats on sale at Doster book store. MANILA WOOD AND EBONY BRUSHES OF ALL KINDS. A NICE ASSORTMENT Watches, Diamonds I and Jewelry.

EAT REASONABLE PRICES C. SLERET, Street." 3 18 East Main BERGMAN BROS. 0333 Holiday Anticipations A RE FULLY REALIZED HERE. Our store is clothed in its holiday Hundreds dress" attire, which is pleasing to the eye and beneficial to the purse. of serviceable gifts for men aud boys, impossible to describe.

We Quote a Few Scattering Specials, OVERCOATS for Men and Boys, full of warmth, comfort and economy. They are artistic ideas of the weaver wit and tailor art. 2.50 to $18. SUITS for Men and Boys. Now we might go on and enumerate the kinds by the score, but what's the use? If you want the best, if you want to see variety, if you want to secure the Lowest Prices, then make this your trading place.

1 to $16. Underwear, Shirts, Hats, Gloves, Suspenders, Umbrellas, Neckwear, Handkerchiefs, etc. For a more complete account come "to the scene of action." BERGMAN BROS. 11-13 EAST SECOND STREET. 80 WILL OCCUR TONIGHT.

Foresters. L. 0. R. M.

Co. Drill. Buckeye Club. HAYMAKERS' BALL at Memorial Hall, Christmas Eve. A CHRISTMAS gift of great value, a new, modern Singer Sewing Machine.

Office at No. 23 East Main street. LEAVE YOUR now for Christmas flowers, holly, branches and wreaths, and you will be able to get just what you want and avoid disappointment. LOUIS ELSASS, Proprietor McKellar Greenhouses. HOLIDAY Articles at Geo.

B. Moore's. Forty for 10 cents. That's the cost of Simm's Little Liver Pills. They beat the -drive away the blue devils.

Sold by druggists. Jell-0, The New Dessert. pleases all the family. Four flavors: --Lemon, Orange, Raspberry and Strawberry. At your grocers.

10 cts. PRODUCE STORE. Wholesale and Retail Oranges, Fruits and Vegetables FRESH STOCK. T. No.

71 East Main Street. THE COOK of SPOT LESS TOWN The Cook of Spotless Town you see Whe takes the cake as you'll agree, She holds It in her fingers now. It isn't light-but anyhow lighten her domestic woecake of plain SAPOLIO. Where there is good cooking the dresser will always be full of well kept tins and cooking utensils. Every thing from muffin rings to the heavy baking pans can be scoured with I SAPOLIO tin they look like new and half the drudgery of cooking win be saved if there is never any, accumulation of grease to fight.

135 REINHARD WISSLER Xmas Perfumes A Number of Odors in Bottles from 25c up. ATOMIZERS and TOILET WATERS. A Box of Cigars will make him smile. Regular brands in small Packages." D.A 4 Order BISSINGER'S CANDIES and ALLEGRETTI'S CHOCOLATES at R. WISSLER'S Pharmacu 46-48 NORTH PAINT STREET.

HENN 8 HAYNES. Our Holiday Line' We Invite Your Inspection of Our Immense Stock. Diamonds Rings Clocks. 911 Watches Jewelry Silverware Rookwood 108 word Cut Blass Silk Umbrellas Alit aid at not rio Opera Glasses Fine Fans Leather Seeds Goods Selected now will be held tor. 9000 Henn 4501 seabie WED JEWELERS AND OPTICIANS, 00) am oil H.

C. MYTINGER COy pine mead 05. TIRE WIT Now bing bibaolqa ave 1199d of bra Holiday Shopping. We can show you a choice assortment' of mot Sont Dress Goods Umbrellas A. CH Rugs Fur Collars and Collarettes Curtains Black and Fancy Petticoats Carpet and Sweepers out Sterling Silver Novelties Pillows and Pillow Tops 10 Towels Napkins Aprons, etc.

st Call and Look Through the Stock 3A 0 11A won ofee 14 OW dool. H. C. MYTINGER: CO 40 an.