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wawaawy w i n i i wmmmim kBR9VHfKa &LOB1 JKJSytTBLlO. WteDffESDAfr KVEimrO. JTJNE 3 lb8Js W, 9" "V GLOBE-REPUBLIC. ulty XMItlon. .4i( nHATHttH HMI-UHT ton THIS UVALITT, as sscoeniD IT J. HSUST, " ni'UKiji.r roH TnKHLotii-KfrunLio. 1. Juno 2 IBS?. Weather. Clear Clrar t-air Fair Clear 6 .10 h, fii. I a. m JI.Wp. pi.... 1'(IMI..,, ru Wind RS H W BO1 K 81" K 7P B K f.l H K ifiiu i"Mi.f Hurt 72 r.uiKiratiirn sarin data In 1884, 7.1" i!c Temperature cl Mtn elite In IMS. Till' above, leiuper.tuie ot taint 'Into In Ififtf, nV almve re ro. CITY MATTERS. Dr. J. II. Koilgera went to Dayton this morning. Mr. deo. II, .Smith, ol Clilton, was. In city ycsicrday. the 0. II. Fosch loft via the Dee Line, for San Francisco Dili morning. Mr. And Mrs. J. W. Jarrett spent Monday visiting friends nt Korrst Station. Dr. F. W. Drayton, ot Cns-y, O., was In the city this morning, calling upon friends. Mrs. Mcecy, ol South Factory street, been quite 111 wllh dropsy for some time. has Chi. and Klmcr Wallace expect to spend the summer with their sisters In the north. Miss Unrrln Slmms, n teacher in the Union school at Huntsvlllc, 0., Is visiting friends in tho city. The Ilroom Drlgado gave an exhibition drill at Alpine Kink last night, which was largely attended. W. II. Jenkins, General West Agent, and K. O. Jenkins, Traveling Passenger Agent, for tho N. Y. 0. It. It., are in the city. Chief Scliiicliuinn, in his report to Council last night, uilil n merited tribute to Col. Duto's diligence In keeping the station house neat and clean. lletwcen 80 and 100 bushels of strawberries arrived on one train yesterday afternoon. This is about nl heavy a day's receipts as this vlllngo often sees. Miss Emma Wallace, accompanied by her sister (Irace, arrived in tho city last Friday evening Irom Waldo, Florida, where they have spent tho past two years in quest ot better health. The Ohio Free Will llaptist yearly meeting will conveno with the 1'lcaaant Grove church on the 5th lust., at 2 o'clock, p. m., and con tinue over thu Snbtnth, Tho Rev, Dr. Ball, of lluiTiilo, N. V., has been invited and hope Is entertained that he will bo present and II be should be, be will do most of the preach ing. Other able and distinguished ministers ol this and adjoining states have given posi tive assurance of their purpose to attend, and aid in the services. It is expected that this session ot the yearly meeting will be both interesting and profitable. All are cordially invited to be present. The Pleasant Grove church is situated about eight miles east of tho city. Gen. J. S. Robinson, while in the city yes terday, informed one of the (1. A. It. com mittee of arrangements lor Grand Army Day, in August, that, while no definite action to that ellect had been taken, it was reasonably certain that tho invitation for Ohio soldiers who fought nt Gettysburg to meet hero dur ing the encampment to form tho proposed permanent organization, would be accepted and the call issued accordingly. The annual meeting of the ex-Prisoners of War Associa tion lias been called nt Cleveland, so that will draw off one important gathering usually held at the summer encampment of the G. A, R. At a meetlug last night the committee de cided to itstie a number of personal invita tions additional, nmong them one to Gen. B. F. Scribncr und one to Gen. M. B. Walker. ' Tho Cliamiillu Tragedy t Cincinnati. The particulars of the unfortunate aflalr Tuesday morning, tn Cincinnati, resulting In the death of "Cutle" Champlin at the hands of bis brother-in-law, Dr. E. E. Loy, formerly of this city wero published last evening. Af ter surrendering himself to the authorities Dr. Loy was taken to tho Central station and remained there, in the Lieutenant's private room, until time to go before tho court at 2 o'clock In the afternoon. There he was rep resented by his attorney, Hon. 0. W. Hiker, at whos4 request the case was continued un til 8:30 a. m. to-day, and the doctor, against whom tho charge of murder in the second degree was placed, was admitted to ball in the sum of $10,000. Louis and Henry Dnlime, the jewelers, and Enoch T. Carson going on his bond. As stated, tbe first Intimation relatives here bad of tbe calamity which had befallen them, was tbe account of tho shooting In tbo morning papers. They wero quite overcome with grief over the misfortune of the son and brother. Mrs. Loy, the doctor's mother, went to Cincinnati by the four o'clock 0. 0. 0. It I. train, to be with her son. The greatest sympathy Is expressed for him among former fricuds here, the disposition being almost universally to acquit him ot alt blame or anything like criminality. Htatltm House Ed Rallentlno and Charles Glli'urd were ar rested yesterday by officer Mast for drunker nes. If Mast continues to corral the drunk ards at bis preieut rate, he Is apt to prove a more potent fuitor toward sobriety than all the temperance societies of the tovm. Niik las, Norton and Ward paid Mrs. McKluney's bouse ol ill lump, on Patton street, a visit last night, and ( brought away with them the blooming proprietress, two "soiled doves" who call thcmcelrcs JaneTingley and Badl Miller, and two men, V. F, Snyder and M, Miranda, the festive party taking a short excursion la the patrol wft'on as far as the station house. Hero they were met at the door by Colonel Dotzo, who, ns they dismounted from the ve hicle, tnng thu song ol the famous old sexton; "'o gather them in I Wo gather them In I" The cause of the arrest nl Madame McKlu icy and lur iirptajret will lie found In the robbery which ,aa committed upon a man at her house elrday. Thomas Sue was run In by the ebure mentlunul ullU'irs for disor derly cor.duct last Siturdiiy tiljibt. James CulbeMJt 'ind Martha Dicky, drunk, were salted away by Coudrou and Wood. George Porter, lor loitering, und William Crellln, on warrant, fill victims to the prowess of Nlcklas and Record. James Kmtberson, for sate keeping, and Owner Galfney, on warrant, were locked uti by lUcord anil Ulier. uttr vuv mhii. Report of Cltr Offlcara for Month of May fetltlmis for Improvement of Mtreete anil Highway s-Tne Water Hnpplr gnee tlnn-t'ay Urrttnanoee-fteaolutloae and MUeellaaeout Holiness. Council met last night In regular session, President Mast In the chair. Absent Grube. The minutes were read and approved. By Mr. Prince Station House report for month of May. Totalcostofluppllet,$37.37 meals furnished, 1,583. Referred to Auditing Committee, By the Clerk Report 0f City Clerk for tho month or May: Total of collections, $071.83; paid out for fire department, $50,23; for patrol station, $0.30. Referred to Auditing Committee. By Mr. Prince Report of Chief of Police for month ot May. Total arrests, 108. Placed on file. ' By the Same Request of Butchers' As sociation to be allowed to sell beer at the fair grounds on June 17. Request from the A. 0. II, society to be allowed to tell beer at a plcnlo to be held on the fair gronndi June 11. Placed on file. By the Same Report of Weighmaster tor month of May. Total recelps, $109; Weigh master's commission, $54.50; due the city, $54.50. Treasurer's receipt for this amount attached. Referred to Auditing Committee. By City Solicitor Report changing the boundaries of a certain sewer whose construc tion was resolved on at the last meeting of Council. Report adopted. By'Mr. Thomas Petition signed by several tax-payers to havo Forest avenue, from Mound to High street, curbed, guttered and graded. Referred to Committee on City Improve ments. By the same Petition from a number of tax-payers for city authorities to layout work and employ petitioners that they may earn enough to pay their taxes. Referred to Cay Solicitor. By Mr. Korn Petition Irom A. M. Rawlins asking for the construction of a certain cul vert. Referred to Committee on Streets and Highways. By tbe clerk for President Mast Petition to have the first alley rait of Shaffer street, between Columbia and Main, graded and gut tered. Referred to Committee on Streets and Highways. By Mr. Ackcrson Petition from a number of inhabitants ot Washington street asking that the grade of the gutters on said street bo raised at Intersection of Washington nnd Gallagher streets and Washington and Spring streets; and also for street crossings. Re ferred to Committee, on City Improvements. By Mr. McKcnna IVtllion from Martin Gallagher asking permission to extend the steps of bis house down to the sidewalk. Re fused. Bills were presented and referred. By Mr. Johnson Ordinance to pay.out of water works fund bills to amount ot $'J0 83. Carried. By the same Report of Finance Commit tee apportioning the tax levy for 1885 araoug tbe various departments as follows: General Ktpeu'e Fund, 2 mills; Sanitary and Street Cleaning and Street Improvement and Repairs, 2 mills; Fire D parlment and Cemetery, 1 mill; Gas and Lightning Corpo ration, 1 8-10; Payment of Marshal and Po lice, 1 5-10 mills; Public Library, 3-10 mills; Infirmary and Out-door Poor, 2-10 mills; Building aud Fiie Engine, 2-10 mills; Con structing and Maintaining Bridget, 3-10 mills; Real E-tate and Right of Way for Im provements. 3-10 mills. Total, 0 6-10 mills. Special Levies For payment of interest and principil of water works bonds, 2 5-10 mills; lor payment of interest on bonds of Greeumouut cener district, 3-10 mills; for payment ol interest on bonds ol Taylor street district, 0-10 mills; for payment of Interest on bunds of Plum street district, 5-10 mills. Total special levies, 4 2-10 mills. Total of general nnd special levie', 12 1-10 mills. On motion ol Mr. Lessner the Public Li brary was raised to 1-10 mills nnd on motion ol Sir. Thomas tho water works bonds in creased to 2 7-10 mills. Report so amended was adopted. By Mr. Rusjetl Ordinance to pay out of General Expense Fund bills to auuunt of $207.40. Carried. By Mr. Trhan Ordinance to pay out of Street-cleaning and Taylor-street Sewer funds pay roll of street hands amounting to $315.00, Carried. By the same Report of Committee on Streets and Highways, recommending permis sions be granted M. Steele and D. M. Click to move house from along Factory and Colum bia street. Adopted. By Mr. Ackerson Report ef Sewer Com mittee in regard to the dispute between tbe city ana D. F. Mlnahan, sewer contractor. Committee recommends the matter be sub mitted to arbitration by Judge 0. R. White. Report lost. . lly Mr. Kidder Report ot Fire Department discharging Ohas. Potee and engaging Phil lip Coons, who Is assigned to the Clifton street bouse. Adopted. By Same- Ordinance to pay out ot Fire Department Fund, bills and salaries to the amount ol $1 045.05. Amended by striking out $45 from tbe pay-roll. Ordinance so amended adopted. Bv Mr. Prince Ordinance to pay out of general expense tund bills to the amount of $82.55. Adopted. By Mr. Thomas Bill from Gas Company of $1,580.12. Referred to committee on gas and corporations. By. Mr. Nelson Ordinance to pay out of saoitary funds, salaries ol it. M. uelwicks and R. Mills amounting to $101. Adopted. By Mr. Conklin Ordinance to pay out of general expense fund, blls to the amount ol $192.30. Adopted. By Mr. Lessnsr Report ot water works committee on the report ot watir works trustees, giving the estimated cost of and plans for the extension of a pipe up to a certain point on the farm of Edward Merritt. The committee recommends that the trustees be autbariz d to receive bids for labor and materials for this purpose and to obtain of Mr. Merritt price ot whatever land may be needed. Laid on table for one week. By Mr. Thomas Report of Committee on Gas and Corporations recommending the let ting aside out of tbe gas fund $5 tor moving a gas post on Lsgonda avenue. Adopted. By Mr, Prince Ordinance appointing Jas. D. Goode and Thomas M. Johnson deputy marshals, with bond and sureties as usual. First reading. By Mr. Kidder Report from Fire Depart ment recommending tbe payment ol $30 to Jacob Barton, halt pay for month ot May. Adopted. By tbe same Ordinance to pay out of Fire Department fund $30 to Jacob Barton, Carried. By tbe Clerk. Third reading of ordinance appointing Jeise Stout and Wni, Ewing dep uty marshals. Carried, lly Mr. Tehan Resolution setting aside $111.55 out ot general expense fund lor pur chasing a new level for City Engiueer, Car ried. By the same Resolution calling on Com mittee on City Improvements and City En gineer to present at nixt meeting of Council plans for erecting a new iron bridge over Buck creek at Spring street. Referred to Ciimmltteo on City Improvements, lly the saine llcsolutlon that uommittee on Sewers report to Council plans for certain sewers. Ilcterreil to Uommittee on sewers. By Mr. Prince Resoliitlop to tefund to City Clerk the sum of $10, lost last week while selling stalls ou Market square. Adopted. By Same Resolution empowering tbe Mayor to employ three detectives during the convention nnd setting aside $76 to pay same. Adopted, By Mr. Johnson Resolution empowering Chief of Fire Department to receive bids tor lupplylug saw dust for next year. Uarrled 11 sir. Kidder Uesolutiou Instructing the MEDICAL. Guticura DISFIGURING HUMORS, ITCHINQ TORTURES, AND LOATHSOME SORES. I HAVE TRIED for eltven years to have my wife cured ol a Isrrlble skin dlMaie. Tbe Cuti cuaA Rihkdiks (i.'oticuba Rksoivrkt, the new Wood I'urlnsr, Internally, and Ctmcuau, the great Hkln Cure, and Cuticuia Soap, an exquisite kin HeautlO.r, externally) have done In six weeks what I have tried tor elven years to have done. You shall have tbe particulars as soon as I can xlve them to you, and aa we are so well known In this part of the country, It will beneSt you, and the remedies will eure afl who use them. Maysrllte, Ky. Cius.U. Wiime. IILOTOHB CURED. I used your Cuticura Bkkeoiks for Blotches, and am completely cured, to my Inexpressible Joy. Cuticuia oap Is the best I hare ever used, and to the profe Mlon It Is Invaluable for eleanslna the kin, thereby removing all "cork," grease, paint, and all the Atufl used by them, leavtiag the skin fmre and white aid soft. My greatest pleasure la n recommending luch en article. F. Mack, Champion Comlque Boiler Skater. Youngatown, Ohio. BEST FOB ANYTHING. Having used your CuTtctiau Remedies for eighteen months for Tettr, and Anally cured It, I am anxloas to get It to aell on eommlaaton, I can recommend It beyond any remedies I have ever used for Tetter. Burns, CuU, etc In fact, It Is the beat medicine I have ever tried for anything. Myrtle, Mlas. K. H. Hokton. KKVKR A COMPLAINT. Blnce I have been aelllng your Cuticura Rrmk niKS I have never heard m alnstaenmitlalnt. but on the contrary everv oie who haa used them has own wen pieaaea wun inem.ana lhy outsell all others. K. II, Cunnaatr, Druggist. Andrews, Ind. SCROFULOUS BORES. I had a dozen had aoreson my body, and tried all reinedlea I could bear ot and at last tried your luiicuoA Remedies, and they bare cured me. JHO. (IASK1LL. Hebron, Thayer county, Penn. Cuticura Remedies are sold everywhere. Price t Cuticura. son) Resolvent, II; Soap, 24c, Pie pared by the Potter Druo aud Chemical Co., Boston, Mass. Send for "How to Cure Skin Diseases." TAN Hnnburi, Pimples, Ulackheada and UllyBkin, uae the Cuticura hoap. CATARRH That pure, sweet, aafe, and eflectlve American dlitlllatlon of Wltch-Baaal, American Pine, Can ada Fir, Marigold, and Clover-llloaiom, called HANKoma Radical Cure roa Catarrh, with one box Catakriial Solvent and one BAXroRD's Improved Imialer, all In one package, may now be had ot all drugglata for II, Ask for BANroRD's KAUIlAI. CUBE. Ull A I, 1.1IMK. Complete Local and Constitutional Treatment for every form o( I atarrh, from a Bimnle Cold or Influnza to losa of Smell, Taste and Hearing, Cough, lironchltla, aud Catarrhal Consumption, in evory package. Clergymen, Vorallata, And Pulillo Hpeakera without number owe their prciteiit usefulness and anecesa to Sam pord's Rad ical Ciikk for Catarrh. I tor. Dr. Wlggln says: "One of the beat route dies for Catarrh nay, the beat remedy we bare found in a lifetime of Buffering la hamporh's Rad'cal Cure. It cleara the head and throat so thoroughly that, taken each morning on rlaing, there are no unpleaaant aecretlona and no disagree able hawking during the eatlra day, but an un precedented ciearnesa of voice and respiratory or gana." Bold by all druggists. Price, ft. Potter Urns and Cbemlcat Co,, Hoaton. couma- iWAKlBELtCTI Weary sufferer from Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Weak and Sore Luuga, Coughs and Colda, Weak Baca. Weak Stomach and Hfiwfllii. DviitMnila.. Ka JtAftTEfl male Wtaanesa, Shooting I'alna through the Lotus and Bak. trr thAM Plufun. Planri niir the pit of the Htomach, they prevent and cure Ague I'atoi, Billoua Colic, Liver Complalntj, and protect the system from a thouaand ilia. 3Se. street commissioner to fill boles in certain streets Adopted. By Same Resolutions instructinc street commissioner to remove a certain large stone on Factory street. Carried. By Mr. Thomas Resolution Instructing street commissioner to put in good repairs Limestone street from Mulberry to Rice streets. Carried. By Mr. Russell Resolution requiring the P. 0. k St. L. to plank the crossing at South ern avenue. Carried. By Same Resolution to change the grade on Mound street, east of York. Carried. By Mr. McKenna Resolution to lay pres sings on York street at Railroad street. Re ferred to the committee on streets and high ways, By Mr. Nette Resolution ordering that property owners grade and gravel tbe alley between Race and Yellow Springs street. Referred to committee on streets and high ways. Council adjourned. Wigwam Wrinkles. At tbe last meeting of the State conven tion executive committee, a sub-committee was appointed to consider tbe matter of loca tion and removal of the wigwam for use dur ing tbe campaign, and perhaps longer, for any of the purposes to which such a building would naturally be pot. There Is a very general desire that this be done and several lots have been suggested as prospective sltesj all of tbem reasonably central. The demand for tickets of admission on the day of the convention, Is qnite over whelming Anybody and everybody hav ing a finger in the pie In any capacity, is importuned to the point ot distrac tion among our own people and calls Irom outside come fast and furious. Somebody up in Champaign county wrote to have forty tickets sent blm at once for him self and a few of his neighbors who are com ing down to help gives this thing tbe right twist Organlied clubs at Cleveland, Colum bus and Cincinnati wish places In the con vention as a body, each one. Tbe State Com mittee, each candidate and all officers expect a certain number ol cards for distribution among personal friends and, large as it Is, the capacity of the house, It is easily seen, will not be sufficient to accommodate all. Our own citizens, as courtesy demands, will be disposed to give the visitors the first chance, but among them tickets will be furnished con tributors to tbe expense lund and others who bave rendered services. Council did tbe right thing last night In making an appropriation t'.r detective service on tbe day ot tbe convention. Experts, who know the light-fingered fraternity of the great cities on sight, will be brought here and a sufficient local police force will be on duty to keep things straight. The wigwam will necessarily remain closed while tbe decorators are at work and the pub lic will be excluded. I'lans are on foot, however, to give everybody an opportunity of inspecting tbe Interior, In full panoply of convention warfare. A car load of stuff was received tils morning by tbe Springfield Seed Co., contractors for the decorations and the wo'k Is in progress. Mr. terser end wife, of the lonisfallen greenhouses, ore going Bast, to tbe sea shore, this summer, and will wind up the season at Chautauqua. Vital Knrcea Hucoassfully (reserved. The great problem has been solved and ne one now seed be tbe victim et wrecked nerves and shattered physical powers, t'erpetual recuperation ot tbe dally eibauat, without barintul raactieu or eiellins summation, will nresaive Ilea in nnd lead to nearly old age, and those who properly use I'urrr'a l'uaa Malt Wutaxsr. Itlsafor tlOcatlon against the sudden ravagaa ot pneumo nia, diphtheria, tow fevers, and trying eltmalto Intluenees, All reliable druggists ana grocers supply It. Tj&FOJEi.rrAjsr'j? to qosttmelrs HOSIERY ! Ladies Frtnch, German, and English Hosiery in Black, Plain and Fancy Celors. Lislethreads, Balbriggan, and Silks, Children's DOUBLE KNEE in Plain Balbriggan and French. Children's Lislethread and Silk Ribbs. Gent's Half Hose. Immense assortment Balbriggan, Lisle threads, British, Plain and Fancy. "Shaw Knit," the best value ever made. Domestic Hosiery, any styles ysu want at prices that will make them go. Don't pass by our 18c, 20c and 25c Regular Made Hosiery for Ladies, Gent's and Children. UNDERWEAR, THE CENTER BLACK, Unae Hull. The second game between tho Sprlngficlds and Fraukforts, on thn lattcr's ground, yes terday, resulted in fnvor of 8ptlnn.field by n score of 14 to 8. The last game will be played there today. Erie got nwny with Youugstonii Monday, 9 to D, nnd It Is supposed thereby takes the lead. Thu Mahoning friends aro rather los ing their grip. Some dissatisfaction manifested Itself among the members ot the home tram before they' left on their Kentucky tour, on account of unpaid salaries, but on that only. An ef fort is now being mnde here to mire n suffi cient amount, on guarnntce, to sustain the nine ns now constituted nnd keep it intact in expectation ol belter patronngo from this on during the season. I'ntronagcto far has been dlscouraglngly light, only two or three games played having drawn anything above the guarantee to the visiting team. Now that tho clubs in thu Iuter-Stnto League have played each with nil the others, and weak spots discovered, the strengthening and re-organ!zing process has begun, Insuring better games from ttiU on, and patronage may be expected to increase nccordingly. Mannger Kisher writes tbo Uuime-RsriiBMO from Frankfort that the Sprinirlieltls will re turn here direct after todiy's game, not going, to Lexington, that club hntlug dishimled. Arrangements have, however, been made to play postponed championship gnmes with the Daytons on tho homo grounds Friday after noon of Jlils week and at Iljyton Siturday afternoon. This will be the first opportunity of seeing tbo reorganized tcum, which is much stronger tliauthnt with which the sea son commenced and likely to give the Springfidds u hnrd tussle; nt lcnst it wus or ganized with that especial end in view, Ocorge Kline, oun of thu most popular of last season's Sprlngficlds, is with the Daytons as left field and chnngo pitcher, and bis numerous friends here will wish to give him an old-fushioned 'reception. Interrst In tbe game Friday will, therefore, be sufficient to attract a big crond to the park. Manager Kisher writes that it Is doubtlul if tbe Frankforts hold together, now that tbe Lexingtons have disbanded, and that the Richmond, Iud., Henlcys.nnd Sun'luskys will probably be admitted to tbe League in placo of the Kentucky contingent. Tbe Krnnklorts now have McLaughlin, of lust year's Haiti- mores and forUmoutus, as pitcher, but tie was batted all over tbe field Monday. At the close of last week Springfield Lad a clear lead in tbe race, tbe Youngstowns hav ing defeated tbe Eriea both games played Memorial Day, 12 to 2 and 1 to nothing. The game dropped by Youngstown would not, therefore, change tho situation. All that is needed now is good support by patrons of base ball here nt home to maintain the lead gained through tbo season and carry off tbe pennant at its close. The Mayor' Court Yesterday. Tho first victim called up for slaughter was Johnny Cohan, charged with violating tho 10 o'clock ordinance. Ills executlun woo de ferred until Thursday. Mrs. Creed's name was called, and ber loving spouse appeared for ber, plead guilty and handed up $1.00 and costs. Thomas Anderson also plead guilty by proxy. Charles Harvey was next led up to the rack. Ills Honor, after speak ing at some length on the evils of loitering, turned to the ptisoner and, with bis usual bland and Bcductlre smile, said t "This time I'll give yru $1.00 and costs." The torturing of John Miller and his son Joseph for violutirg the Sunday ordinance and resisting an officer was put off until today. John Mnson, charged with loitering about a bouse ol ill fame, was discharged, the mayor saying that it would be a great pleasure lor him to oblige John with $1.00 and co3ts but could not do so this time. The trial of Patrick Hughes and Owen QafTney for highway robbery was post poned until the 10. James Browder, who as saulted the "Heathen Chlneo" last week, will remain in suspense until said II. 0. Is able to appear against blm, Tbe lawyers who were present took their feet down from the table and court adjourned. Mrs. Judge Charles R, White arrhed bere this morning Irom Dt)ton, where she had been visiting ber purcuts She has been very ill and Is still quite weak, so that she had to be carried from the car to the coach. Mr. John Q. Dorcn, of the Diytcm Democrat, was In the city lodny. Daily Mr. and Mrs. George Horner contemplate au early trip to Canada. A Mull with Hlx Wires. A man with six wives is likely to go to jail lor bigamy, which, niter all, may nut le mucu more uiruttreenuie itmn irvmir to live with six women at n time. Either course is not more dlsKreealile linn to be sllllcttd with dyspepsia and liver complaint, KmuIc Jones, ol Uothrans, Texts, writes,"! am using Brown's Iron llliters tor dyspepsia and de bility, and It has doue inu n great deal ol benefit." Any oilier man may recelre sim ilar advantage. It alto cutes malaria, weak nets, neuralgia, etc BLACK BRO. A CO. GLOVES ! "ELITE !" A Ladies really elegant Kid Glove that will retain its BEAUTIFUL LUSTRE, long or short fingers. A SURE FIT EVERY TIME. Children's Kid Glove, Lisle and Silk. Children's Silk Mitts, Black and Colors. Ladle's. Lisle and Silk Gloves, Black and Colors, all sizes, 6 and 8 button lengths, from 25c a pair. A BARGAIN. Ladle's Driving Gloves, a Special Bargain. NOTIONS, COUNTER FUR THIS DEPARTMENT. BROT; LOCAL NOTICES. Harry A. Whitman furnishes tho follow ing to swell the long list of similar lestt moniflls: "The undersigned, a resident of Fort Wayne, Ind., having been nfllicted with fever anil nguo nud chronic illnrrhcui, wns told to try MirhlcrV Herb It ttets. I followed tbe advice and lino thu sntlslnctioii to stato ttiey cllccted u cum. I was indmed lu give this certificate for the benefit uf others sim ilarly situated." Backache, stitches in the side, Inflation and soreness ot the bowel, are symptoms of a dis ordered etite ol tbe digestive nnd assimilative organ, which can be promptly nnd thorough ly lorrccled by the use ot Ayer's Cathartic li lis. As dinner pil's, nud ns aids to diges tion, they hnrei no eipial. They cure consti pation ll,KI 'IIMIH While money is close, wage nnd prices low, expi'iiii'i should b cut clown in every household. Economy, tho watch word for Mothers, hend oil tho Doctor bills, by always keeping In thu house n boltln of Dr. Ilo'anko's Cough and LungSjrup. Stops n Cough In stantly, relieves Cunruuiption, cures Croup and pnln in tbo Chest in one night. It is just the remedy for hard time. I'rice 50 cts. and $1.00. Samples free. Sold Ad. Ilnkhaus &Co. CllltKH I' OK l'lLKS. Tiles aro frequently preceded by a sense ol weight tn the buck, loins and lower part of the abdomen, causing the patient to suppose he has pome ettVctkm of tiie kidneys or neighboring orgnrs. At times, symptoms ot Indigestion are present, flatulency, uuenmucsa of the stomach, etc. A moisture, like per spiration, producing a very disagreeable itch ing, alter gutting warm, is a common at tendant. Blind, Bleeding and Itching Piles yield at once to tbe application ot Dr. liosaiiko's Pile Remedy, which acts directly upon tbe parts nflVcted, absorbing the Tumors, allaying the intense itching, and efTcctlng a rmanent cure Price 60 cents. Sold by Ad. Bakhaus It Co. Ayer's Snrfaintilla is a highly concentrated extract of Sarsnpxrilla, and other blood-puri-fvinir roots, combined with Iodide of Potas sium nud Iron. Its ccntrol over scrofulous direase3 is nneiiuallrd bv anv other medicine. News About Town. It is the current report nbout town that Kemp's Balsam for the Throat and Lungs is making some remarkable cures with people who are troubled with Cough', Asthma, Bronchitis, and Consumption. Dr. T. J. Cas per, Drugirist, will give any person a trial bottle frte of coat. It Is guaranteed to relieve and cure. Price 50 eents nnd $1. fouiis Men I Keail This. The Voltaic Belt Co., of Marshall, Micb., offer to send their celebrated Electro-Voltaic Belt and other Electric Appliances on trial for thirty days, to men (young or old) afflicted with nervous debility, loss ol vitality and manhood, and ail kindred troubles. Also for rheumatism, neuralgia, paralysis, aud many other diseases. Complete restoration to health, vigor and manhood guaranteed. No risk is Incurred as thirty days trial is al lowed. Write them at onco for illustrated pamphlet tree. McMonagle & Rogers' IdlDDItETeW. N ' Extract of Vanilla, in the purity in which wcofler it, has the delicate and un mistakable tlavor of the finest Mexican Vanilla, and is unequalled for flavoring Ice Cream, Cake and Custard. Give them a trial and satisfy yourself. ARCHITECT. Lon. Krider, ARCHITECT SUPERINTENDENT, AND CONSTRUCTING ENGINEER Room No. 6, Arcade Building, Hecond Floor, bprlugfielil Ohio. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. MEDICATED BODY BANDS AUG A POSITIVE CUKE FOR I'lilnrulniul Dilllcult Bleuslruiillon, Kidney Trouble", lllifinuiitlnui, t'leuriay, I.uiu- bueu, Uyaneiiata, Neurnlcla, Hollo or liliirrlmm, I'nlita m the bide, Hack or llowels. Excellent for CHOI.KUA In all forms, warming Hroadiray, N. V. Refer, by riulslon, to Ameri can Exprtaa Co. or IU agetiU. bend for circular!. AUKNtJ WANIKD. 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Iam slitjr-seTen years obi, and bave lived In tills (llall) county alfmjr life. Up totwentjr-elirht vears afro I was regarded as tlio strongest man In the nelijntjorhou I tlio most rotmit In lieallli. In November, IS-'.C, I toul a Ioiik' and serlom spill of trplioUl fever. It left me emaciated and a f ripple In my rltrlit We. At llim a that llinli wa awotfen an enormous sire, tielnir twlco as Jarre as lla nst. ural condition, mid In ll.imu.l and angrv In apiiear anee. Trout my knee down small serfs raine.and at the ankle a large ulcrr cimie, which diselmrged Poisonous matter. My whole hvsIpih became In fertod. The doctors would patch me llpfornwhlle. but the ulcer would neer heal. The mercury and jiotasti with which they doxed me bronirliton rheumatism und dysiepUft. I was an objector pilv u all my friends. Some thought that tbo only hojie to save li'o was amputation. I contin ued Uijrrow wonto, and for lltreo yeara I have not worn a shoe. Mope had almost feft me. tiwlft'a HjKscific was suggested, and I commenced its tiso atonre. From the verv first I begin to feel bet ter. I had taken thirty-si bottl a, and the shad ows willed hud darkened my life for twenty-eight yeara have all been dl-slpatcd. 'I he effect of the medicine has been wonderful Indeed. Today I am able to attend to a 1 my farming Interests, and walk from one to five miles rerday. I am satis fied that the Ulseaso is entirely broken up, and henceforth I am to be freo from those terrible ap prehensions and sulierlnv which formerly made my life miserable, tf wlfl's Sirclfio has done more lor me lu one yiar than all the drug atoro medi cine prescribed by physicians did In twenty-eight years, and I most ibeerfully bear tills testimony of Its merits. Wm. It, Mkkd. Hall County, Ga., I'eb. 28, 1889. From tho IriHsecting Iloom. Uavtttt! taken hwlft's Ki'fclfio for blood tyjitioti contracted at a luellcal college at a dinsocttou, while I was a uiedlral student, I am gralolut to say that ft gave me a Sedy and thorough cure alter my parents tiad sjient hundreds of dollars for treatment. My arm was awollcn to twire Its usual size, and as nothing helped me I was despairing of over being ctrod. Hut hearing of Ueo. w. 8., I bought a bottle, little thinking I would derive any uenem irom lu i oegan tating it regularly, ana ceased to pain me. I continued its use, and after taking eight bottles was thoroughly cured. Ai'uuvrua Wkndfi., Newark, N. J. 7reatleeon HlooJ and Skin Diieaves malfed free. Tiik Swift Mmcmo o. Drawers Atlauti Ua BROOKS OIL CO.'S GASOLENE. OUIt BRAND OP WHITE STAR GASOLENE Is the safest and purest Gasolene In the market. This brand burna longer than common Gasolene and doea not emit an offensive odor. ForGaaolene stoves aud all purposes for which Gasolene Is used, the White t-tnr Brand is the most reliable. If the White Star Oasolrne la not sold In your vicinity, send your order direct to us for a barrel. BROOKS OIL CO., 55 EUCLID AVE., CLEVELAND, 0. HARVEST. BROOKS OIL CO.'S CORLISS ENGINE OIL FOR REAPERS AND MOWERS. nvtRV VAKMKIl H1IOULD IIIIY the Cor liss Engine Oil to use on their reapers and mowers during harvest. Thia Oil la manufactured exclu sively uy tne jirooas uii km. ab. out wci., u. 11KOOKS OIL CO.'S COKLIvS KNGlNi: OIL. . DR. RICE, Fori j years at 37 Court Place, now at A rwuUrtr xliKut Ml lmllr,C!itinrfrJllu1"1Ul Spermatorrhea and Impotoncy. U th mult of wlf b n ! "1 " tuirrjri,orolhroit ma pnrtudoi ontf ikcM lowing iflcli Nerfoi.ii.eu, Honiul ai.M.oni (pIrM tmU faint bf drums). Dimneu of Mibt, DtltcilTe Wrihorj, J hy. kit U-wiT, P.niilea an Vict, Arcniou to SocUW ot . ConnwioB of IAim, ! o( IHciuil Pow-r. Ac ,ii.iriDi tuirriu Improt' or unltaiTt', rt tborouibly o1 pcrtn- UreU rslPtUXfnU.o jUiu; QOttOrriiea, GLET Strioiuro, imbiil., HtraU, w JU.w;, YUiLi .BtToiEVr rriraw .. qulcklr eurwi. It la swlf ovMual thai a, rhy vlc.au bo ra .pedal attttiUoa to a oertain cUu of dle-e, aod trcaUm thoiuinda iouu. Hlj, MOjUlm r UL Phjiiciaai kwnlni UiU fart efua rsMowucn4 iiertona u my ore. tt ben It la loooBCDU&t u vhll city for trtauaiDtv medteloeacaa UmhI ptiTaioly aaJufaly by nwilcr oiproaa anyharo. Cores Guaranteed in all Cases ttSSu5oua ftSSoalty or ty kittr 4 U'ltti. Cbargua reaaooablo o4 correapondoooti atrial! OfUtldabUaJ. PRIVATE OOUNSELOR Or S0O rssts. nt to say aSSreat, MeartlT Mtd, for thirty (Ml iu. BbouU b imS tv alk Mis ;s staij. PATENTS. PAUL A. STALEY, Attorney and Expert IN rATElNT OASES. SOLICITOR UF PATENTS. nooni ts. Aroatlu Uuliaing. RAILWAY TIME TABLE BBS LINK Otavolaiitl.Colanibua, Cincinnati sued ! ctlanapoll KaUlway. URKAT CENTRAL TRUNK KOU1E. Between the B3A.MT AND WKMT. through cars, with connection" In Union Depot. Only direct line via Cleveland, Buffalo and Ml eg ra Kails to New York and New hngland. IJirect connections (or all Southern, Southwest ern and Viatern points, either by way of Clntilno nail, Indlanlls or tit. Louie. Fast Tine, New Equipment, and running through the moat popa Ur part of the country; poatenslng every appli ance for apeed and comfort known to be aervfee able. The Best Boad-Bed and the Safest Bold 1st the West. Tickets by this papular route for sale at all regular ticket offices. A. J. SMITH, Ueneral Passenger arenl. Cleveland, Ohio. C. C. 0. & I. RAILWAY. Tntas Uivi Maf ltd. Night Expresa rtprlng., Del. A Col. Accom........ K. Y, 4 Bonton rJxprem Ulnelni'btl k M. Y.Kaat Ltn&... Clevelnii I r'ast !,lnti.... Tnlis Lists fhlai leitt, Mldnlalit Rxnrem Iil5 am , TMin . V.Warji 9.40pm , SrSrjpm , 3-S5am , "8:10 am , 8:55 am , 11:36 pa , J.iSpua Cincinnati and Ht. Louis LI in . Bprlugneld A Cincinnati Kxproias.., Cincinnati Kant Line ....... (Southern Kxpreiw .,..... Dayton, A Cln. Kx, . Hp'fd. A cm. Aocora, Mn inlay only, Dayton, Springfield and Del. Accom..... o:jpiu 7-Ofiem . 7:10 p m Irtlss Arrlvs from Eeita. Midnight Kxprewc i'lSam n. x, a iHMiou KxpreaH.. 9:t0 I Otn. A Hprliigfleld Kxpreiw Cleveland I'tutl Line. ., .... 11. Mi. in .. :i:Wpra . 7:20 b tn Hpriuiinoiit Aooom. uin. A M. Y. Koat Line. ') n m Bp"Jel. AClu. Accom., Holiday ouly. 4.2) pm Trsla Arrlrs Trca tut, Night Kxprebs ... i 23 am Clntl and Ht Louis Lint 6:10 a m Cincinnati Kant Line 13:2S p tn Southern KxpreRR. . ............. 8:45 pm Columbus, Delaware A Dayton Ao. 7:10 p m fliehc tralus i the ouly ones running on Bnuday. Tram leaving at 8.50 a. m. ban through sleeping our to iloeton and New York with out change. The tram leaving atS:SS has parlor car to Cleveland, connecting with the tnrough wcun:r iu new luraauiilHi ten. Train leaving sprlngfle ill nt !M0 p in baa sleeper to New iper lo Mew Yoile without chain. ah tn which is AH IralriH run oy Contra, bumclarcl Time !i minutes slower than Springfield time. UMI. 11. A.HIHUT, Ticket Ascnt, Arcade Derot. I. B.lfc "VV. ItOU 'VIZ. THE GREAT THROUGH ROUTE BBTWEEN THE EAST, WEST, NORTH AND SOUTH. SUNNING 3 THBOUGH FASSEastn IBIIIS S J.ilj , each way, Willi Elegant New Stylo WoodrulT Sleepers And Combination Sleeping and Re clining Chair Cars on Night Trains And I.legant Modern Coaches on Lay i.xaius. Stool It.iils, Miller Platloi uisaud Couplers, Air lirukes uuil all Modern Improvement .. Bkurtent H.11J Must Ouatrablu Kuutt tS tweeu lite Enataud Weftt. Elirough Ttcketn ana llaKsusce Checks to all l'rlinl.ul Points. Particular advantage ottered to Western Emi grants. I.inil aud lourtst ticket to all points reached by any line. t'tineeitgi r Imi us learo bpringtiold, O., Irom Union Depot aslollows: (oii Lust, U:I5 p. m., 9.50 a. ui., 5:15 p. in , 11:4M a. in. Going Wust,'.!:Wt. 111., 11 :35a. iu.,5:Mp. in. (iolug North, ziliu. in., Id :0Oa. m., 6:2up. 111. Uoing sjuiith, o. .-). 1.. It., lli:3a a. u., 5:3.1 p. in. 'trains arrivo: From hait, 2:U5 a. nt., 5:15 p. in., 11:15 a. in., 1:59 a. m. Krom West, ! 35 p. m., V: 15 a. tu., 5:05 p. m rrotu Kfrth, 1.5UH. ui., 4;5ip. tu., 11:20 a. m. From South u:5 a. iu., 1:30 p. m. U. K. lleiitluritnii, II, !. Itroi.aou, (en'l Manav-er. (Jeu'l 1 lire. -1,1, I). II. KOCIIi:, Agtiat, Hprlurffleld. O, Oliln Soiittmrit IHvialuii, Trains Arrlie from Jackson anWashlngto.. t. M ttprlnni'ld K. a. .Time. Tliae, No. 1 (except Hunday) H 5:15 p. m. 4:30 p. m Ko. 3 (except eunday) 10:10 a. in. 9:50; a, ra Trains Ueptrt fur taction and Wishlagtes C H Hprlngf'ld K. K. Time. Time. No. 2 (except Sunday) 11 :45 a. m. 10:80 a. m. No. 4 (except Hunday) 6:55 p. m. 6:85 p. as N. T. I. O. KAILWAY, Ti'M Lsive iccts tut B.B. Time. .. 4 SO p.m. ..ItnOS a. a ,9.S1 p. dj. No. 2 accomai. dally, except Sunday.. No. 4, N. Y. Limited dally.... . No. 8, Now York hxpress d4ilyw......MW Trains Leave veins West B.B. Time. ..10:00 a.m. .....6 :29 p.m. No. l,Cln. Uxtuess dally M Ro. S, St. L. Limited ha press dally... No. 4 leavtnir lure at 10:20 a. m. arnvea In New York lhe next morning at 11:00 a. m. 24 hoars through tu New York without change of cars. lor tickets to all points North, Foulh, East and Wist and lurtlicr information, call on J. V. I'iiluixk, AKenti ottlce In t. James Hotel, Free backs from city to Uei ot tor all passengers coltis eitst 40 miles or beyond. Leave order tor back at ticket otbee ono hour before departure ot tralu. THE a HEAT PAIN HANDLE ROUTE! P., C. & St. L. Railway. L. M. Division Sprliiulleld Branch. Mo, 1. Fast Line. Ho. 11. Local No. 7. Western hxpress. No. 6.1 Limited Express. PciartUK. Express. Lv.SnrIn('ld t7,I0am 7 Kara 7.5Sam 8.4am tl0.45am I.ISpm 4 36pm SOupm 0.2onm 7.tVipm 7.45pm l.UOam "8.35pm .02pm Lv. 1 . .tpr'Kt Ar, X'enla... Ar. Dayton... Ar. Column's 11.1 ojui ll.:w-m 12.UIim 10.0 lam lO.'Oaio 11.20pm Ar.nncin.... Ar. Louisv'lc 2.1Spiu 7.50piu l.DUpll) No. 9, I astern Kx press, leavea bprlnsfleld 8.40 Yellow Hnriues 9.04 Arrive Xenta 9.30 a. tn.t Columbus 11,10 a. nt. No. ti. 00. It. Local Lxpreaa. No. 8. No. 2. Dar Col'bua Arriving. Eastern hxpress. Express. Express. Lv, Ixiulsv'le Lv. Clu Lv. t olu tub's 2.80a n. 7.)am 7.25am1 2.30piu 2.C0pm 7.1fipm ............. 12.5SPIB tli.O am '8.Paiu BDUpin 4.1Snm I.v. Itayton... Lv. Xenla.... 8 60pm t180Pm "J.'t5am 9.58a m IU.:0am o.40ptn G.u.1piu 6S0pm iO.lSpm ln.Slpm ICoKpni 2.40pm Ar. Y. Snr'gs o.uopm 3.80pm Ar. Kp'iirm... No. 10, Ical Accommoilatlon.leavTa Xenla 8.30 a. 111. Arrive Yellow Springs 8.15 a. in.) Spring held 7.110 a. in. 1ally. UMy except Sunday, Train No. I makes Immediate connections at Xenta tor Washington U. II., Cbllllcotbe, Cincin nati and Columbus. No. 9 Is the Fast Eastern. Kxpresa, making immediate connectlona at Xenla for rittskurg, llarrtsburg, Washington, Baltimore. 1'blladelpnla, New York, lloaton, all feaitern ana New Initland points. Also through car service tor Cleveland. No, 11 makes dlect con nections at Xenla tor Cincinnati, Louis vlllo aud points South; through trains for Klch utond. Indianapolis, Ht. Louis and points West. No. 5 Is tbe famous Limited Kxpraas and makee direct connections at Xenla tor Columbus, fltte burg. Ilarrlsburg, Baltimore, Washington, Phila delphia. New York. Boston, all Kaatern and New England polnla, also Immediate connection tor Cleveland, lluttalo, Niagara Falls, Albany and Sracute, N, Y, No. 7, Fast I.lue, Western and Boulhern bxpresa, maKluglmmedfateronuectlcne at Xenla (or Cincinnati, Liulsvllle, Chattrnoo.a. Naahvllle, Mempbis, and New Orleans, and lor Itlchiuoud, Chicago, and points In the norm aim nounweai; Indianapolis, Bt, Ixiuls, KanaaaCily and lnU In lhe Weet and gnuthwest. All trains run on Central time. which Is25 minutes slower than city time. Tick ets sold ana baggage checked to all points In the United Htatca, and rename lntormailoa, can be obtained at ins omce 01 tne ums this . city. Particular to fiany'a Agent ormatlon as tlona. rates. SU to nit ei train tie., cheeriullr furnished. Call on J. M. HINLS, Qty Ticket Aaeat, JAH.M0CBKA, ttaaasjer. E. A. Foau, (ienenl FasseBfer Jiasa, jti f" r ,'J HiV-M I K.-1 h?i m a