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GLOBE KEPUBlalO. TUESDAY BVENnTG, AUGUST 24 1886.
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UaolcI-lTwo lot le.-aold ES iJnSiSI.
MILKOAirriME CAM).
Olmland. Clnmbua. Cincinnati
ludlanapoll. Kallwny.
and
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J XlghtExpress 1.20 am
2 ew nrk A Boston Kxmtss "m i nm
I Cleveland A Ka,tern &!,,, i?
I.ew ork Limited Kxpress .SJ0 pm
BOIkU 80CTH.
Night Express a.-'Sam
I Lastern Limited ";, J
17 Jyrlni:neld.i Cincinnati Accom Sjii0am
v 9n5i"nl 'naianapolls Kxpress.10.flO am
S-1? V nclnntl Express ... '?
8 ClntU Ind .M Louis r Kan. Ex ...-) pm
1IUTI fUlll I-ST.
gtgnt Express
I "astern Limited
..2.30 am
.-.v.") am
5 ew fork. Boston Jt Cincinnati Kit.50 pm
Axxiri raou socth.
J li.' Exnr's - MJOam
55 Warton.prinirneldAcc.ira.Jr't s.vnam
H ntm ".k .Boston Limited ts am
.2 5?,rrUn,l 4 Lastero Express 3J0 pm
Cincinnati A :-pringfleld Accom . . nS pm
TlOTk Limited Express S.Wpm
ho. 12 has through sleepers to New Rork and
Boston without chance.
o. lis the famous limited express, eom
E?ed entirely of sleepers, east of Cleveland.
raroUgh sleepers from Sprlugfleld. Makes
lew ork In 2u4 hours.
V- V P.t'..1"1 Ocean Steamship Agent.
bJ!IIU' Arcade lepot.
" P- A. Sprlncfleld. O.
Indiana, llloomlncton and We. llall.
road.
OOIXO EAST.
Columbus Expires ;:3) m
n'ashincUm and llaltlmore Ex .. 9M am
6 Jew ..rk Limited :i:Ki pm
Ludlow Ear and Columbus Ex . 5: pm
tfoiao EST.
i-aipm
I Ntent Express
tlSam
.. 50 pm
. 10:50 am
.. S.lij am
5 Kansas and Chiracs Ex
6 Paciae .Mall aud Ex
Columbus and Ludlow Falls Ex..
OO150 M1ETH.
I Lakeside Kx Vt am
Put-in Itay Ex ikam m
6 Muduikv Ex 5:31 pm
AEE1VE rXOK EAST.
I XlBht Ex,
... IM am
- 4:.' pm
.- 10: W am
.. "M am
3 Kansas and Chicago Ex
5 Paciflc Mail and Ex ....
T Columbus and Ludlow Falls Ex.
AEUTi raox VEST.
Z Columbus Ex
2.fi am
... :(5am
S":JU pm
... 5:15 pm
1:15 am
... 4:4 pm
.- SiO am
4 Washington aud Baltimore Ex...
6 ew York Limited
8 Columbus and Ludlow Falls Ex..
AEEIVE raoH KOETH.
1 Cincinnati Ex
3 Sandusky ard hprlngneld Mali-
5 Day Ex
Ohio Southern ItAltroad.
OOI.VO SOCTH.
2 Mail and.Ex.
. 10:25 am
5:35 pm
4 Valnbrldge Accom ....
AkRivrraov socth.
1 Mall and Ex 4 JO pm
3 Ualnbridge Accom :io am
Trains marketl thus run dally; all other
trains dally except Sunday.
Train Xo. 1 has athrough coach for Lincoln,
Neb., aud through s!ee(er between Springfield
and Peona.
Train Xo. 3 has through sleeper and chair
cars tor Peoria, and through sleeper from In
dlanapolis to Chlcairo.
Train No. 5 has elegant new Woodruff sleeper
(ei.-ept Saturday through from Columbus to
St. Paul aud Minneapolis; also through coach
Irom Columbus to Kansas City, and chair cars
between Combusand Iturllngton, Iowa.
All through trains on main Hue both east
and est hai e through sleepers and chair cars
between Columbus and Peoria.
C. E. llENIiERSO.V.lieneral Manajer.
11. M. HKONSOX. O. P.and T. Agent.
li. 11. UUsCH.Ueneral Agent.
WM. UKFFEKM AX. Ticket Acent.
Fltta, Oln. SU Louis IC 1U-L. 31. Dlvl
ton. o.o VEST.
1 Fast Line
. Ta-m.
. 2 25 p.m.
.Iu:i5a.m.
. '4 JO p. m.
11 JCenla Accom.
X On. Mall..
T Western Express
ARRIVE FROH VEST.
19 Jenla Accom-
7:00 a, m.
'10:20 a. m
.. 4KB p.m.
6:15p.m.
6 Eastern Exnress
2 Limited Express... .
11 Express
X. Y, Peun. 4c Ohio H. R.
OOIXS EAST.
12 Atlantic Express.
2:S5a.m.
4 Sew York Limited Express 10:.T7 a. m.
1 Accommodation ,, . 5:02 p. m.
( Sew York Express "1037 p.m.
ooixs VEST.
3 Paciflc Express 1:47 a. m.
1 Cln. and Western Express 10 :37 a. m.
S St. Loots Express- "3:50 p. m.
All trains run by Central time, which is 28
F minutes slower than Columbus time.
N. B. 'Daily. All others dally except Sun
day.
J. D. I'hleser. Ticket Agent. once72 Arcade.
NBRA
PILL0
Fori, dsebe, nillaae. MTerCam
slaUts. ltidle!lo. Mild but eflectlve.
taT-aOLD II Y DUL'tJUlsTS.
!0h, Wy Back
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How I do suffer." "What shall I do?" These
words need ueier be uttered If ujiler" Kid
iiey I'iuls are worn They positively cure
Ilrlght'slMsease, Lame or Weak Hark, Spinal
and all urinary Ulseases and Restore Lost
Xnrrgy tnoldoryounc Price S3, by mall, on
receipt ot price. Address. The Snyder Pad Co
'o. 2 West 14th Su Xew York.
Snyder's Liver Pads
Malaria. Chills and Fever. Dyspepsia, Bil
iousness, sick or Nervous Headache, all Liter
aud Stomach Troubles yield where the Snyder
Llitrswl Mnminh lni are worn. They
cure by absorption. Thousands can testily to
the benefits derived from their use. Price $2.
Sentby mall on receipt of price. Address,
Th" Mujder l'a.l Co., "o. 2 West 11th St., New
York.
Weakly Females.
Ladies, old oryoung. suffering from any form
ot female emilalnts: many American women
uTerIroinNekiiess. Irregularities. etc The
emjiler 1'rsinle I'.id Is worn and cures by
i.nention Trvone. Price &1. bv mall on re
ceipt of priv. Addre'S.TIieMijtlerl'ad Co, i
No 2 West Bib t . New York. I
An Acenivanieaioriniscouniy. ui locate ai,
Fprlnirfleld
EUY! Catarhh
&REAM U.mlM
aUxsUdl(Jntce
nni n :- UCll
uuu. ... Fhayfever'SS A I
CATARRH,
HAY FEVEI
V..I.I r.lyllliL.S'lll'f
or Voudcr. free.
from injurious.
Drug nnd Q1Tcti-?T,,-i '
irOi"rs. iM.i-ciiibn
A particle Is applied In each nostril and Is
iacreeable. ITice SO cent .t UrusKlsts: by
mall, redstered. 611 cts. Vuiar, free, ELY
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GANGER
CufeviihouftheknlfBi
jvin, r experience and
r?cn Mverles we care
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I.rm... c.b Fou
Feet,
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etc. Also r.n, . nd hit In
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THE WIND?
The north wlml'a JiowUus lejrlew
hwi ep down from Iwreal reRlons,
t.Tini the pallid zona where winter's
throne
Was wrought in the wide wast, wan and
lone.
rnnumbered years ago.
come on wimw u-Iiam tiiiarinr
Tliev
He-trew the world with snow.
And tnrlr Icy breath Is bitter death.
Ibe r footfall only woe.
The east wind comes with sadness
And twin, an I midnight madness.
Irom a solitude where cumes bnod
And poUonetl dews on the dales are
strewed.
And sorrow throttles gladness;
I It conies like a ghost from spectral coast
"here cypress branches wave.
1 And out of iu pinnies fall ghastly glooms
Like those that encircle the grave.
! The south wind comes a-slghing,
' u bu',S anJ ,,,"om'' replying.
, He conies In quest of love and rest,
I And presently on a rose's breast.
in rapture lies a-dying;
He comes like dreams, and only seems.
ills cradle is his tomb:
Ills life is&soiigtotnurmurlngitreams,
His death a rich perfume.
The zephyr, fragrance laden.
"rings balm to man and maiden
Brings dove-eyed rest to the troubled
breast
From the mystical regions of the west
From love's enchanted Aideen;
K comee with news as fresh as the dews
That gather in starry hours.
With wonderful store of tender lore
From the sweet book of the flowers.
-George K. Camp in Kansas City Jour
nal HOW THE FIGHT BEGAN.
Origin or a Itow lu Donnibrook Fair.
Heads ami hhlllelabs.
Hnwdiil the row begin! I ha- l?a try
uig for the last lialf hour to find out. Imt.
after all, no one but an EnglUhnuui would
have asked the question. 1 cannot tell jou
the least, hut I caa form a pretty good idea,
and irbat) convey ono to your readers, by
explaining bow a row that I witnosMod many
yearkugo in Donny brook fair, of immortal
memory, did begin.
It was late in the afternoon, and the fair
had preserved, an unwonted air of quiet
during the day, when there came staggering
along, cl(e to where I was standing, an
Irishman who was evidently toning for a
tight." Close by bUxnl a dancing ltb, one
of the onlinary canvas tents one sees at every
fair, or race coursd for that matter, with a
platform in the middle and a bench running I
ail round, on which the spectators sat. un
tbe outside, as they tat could bo cleaily seen,
uiuler the thin covering of the touts, the out
lines of their figures as they leaned against
the canvas.
"Fuur o'clock an no foight yet," muttered
the new arrival, regretfully, as he steadied
himself to look round for a possible antago
nist. Suddenly his eye caught the booth, and
rested appnivingly ujiou it, w ben the canvas
swayed with tbe heads and shoulders ot the
spectators within. Without a moment's hesi
tation lie gave a "harots.h,' waved bis. shille
lah round his head, and brought it down
with nil his force uin the projection nearest
to him, representing the skull of some haphsa
inmate, who, in fancied security, was enjoy
ing a quiet Tiew of tbe proceedings inside.
The projection disappeared, and with it tbe
owner of the bead hich bad caused it- In a
moment the inmates of the booth swarmed
out oil save one; and so the fi;bt began.
It must have been somewhat thus That the
row liegnn Uxlay. One moment there was
good humor and quiet; a little bustling, per
hais an occasional cheer or an intermittent
"Ux," and the next a tossing sea of heads,
surmounted by a sort of surge of shillelahs.
Tyrone Cor. London Globe.
On thelUlre of Soelet)-.
The most prominent characteristic of the
younjr man who lielieves he borers alout tbe
etlge of society is his diposition to speak os
tentatiously of bis debte. I was going to
Kingston tbe other clay wbea I found myself
seated next to a young mail of unknown in
come wbone acquaintance I was obliged to ac
knowledge. Jle wore yellowaiid brown plaid
trousers, a dark brown klou-e, a white neck
tie and a pure white crash bat. I recognized
tbe outfit find said:
"Going to tbe mountains, hr
"Yes, b'Jove; you dont know what a relief
it is. I positively bad to slip down through
side street to the ferry."
"Why, what did you do thatorf
"The beastly collectors were after tne. I
assure you I hare not bad a moment's peace
in six months. Tailors' bills, shoe dealers'
bills and habcrdasbers bills' have been thrust
in my face at every corner 1 turned, tkxit
you know. These people have no considera
tion for tbe feelings of a gentleman. They
have made me wTetcbed, most wretched,
llut now (drawing a long breath) I am clear
from them all. I shall stay aw ay till snow
Hies, if I freeze clear through for it. I'll
rather be an icicle, don't you know, than the
objective point of a collector."
Tbe pitiful little object didnt owe a cent in
tbe world, except to his landlady. Not that
be was bonost, but because be could not get
trusted for a cigarette, let alone a suit of
clothing. Tbe fly suit that be wore, I haj-pi-ned
to know, bail been purchased at a t-10-for-ttuVweek-only
sale in Eighth avenue, and
when his landlady threw him out be bundled
off to the Cat-skills where be hoped that his
dainty manners and imitation Knglish would
give him provender for a week or two. Mean
time be must needs pour the tale of his jierse
cutions from collectors into the ears of those
whom be could not thus defraud because it
wax fashionable to imitate tbe young men
about town who have credit and abuse it,
New York Cor. Hrooklyn Eagle.
A bright and happy face peeping out of a
baby carriage, is a sure sign that the little
occupant has not been doctored with opium
preparations. If your baby needs medicine
buy a bottle of Dr. Bull's Baby Syrup. It
contains nothing injurious.
rrof. Gray's application for a telephone
patent, which lapsed eight years ago, has
been reinstated by the commissioner. It
will In dne coure of time be referred to the
examiner of Interferences, and Jiell will be
notified. If be chooses he can apiear by
attorneys and contest the Issuance of a pat
ent Until this is done the law requires It
be kept in the secret archives of the depart
ment. 'Teace In the family." You can enjoy a
cnod night's rest and retain eace in the
family by keeping Dr. Bull's Baby Syrup
in the house.
A prominent Indiana republican says In
an inteniew: "I feel safe in predicting that
we Miall have a good majority of the In
diana delegation in the next congress.
There are now eight democrats and live re
publicans. A gain of two would place us
in the majority, but we expect more than
that Never In the history of Indiana has
a party leen so thoroughly broken up into
factions as the democrats are there today."
To the Afflicted ot Sprinkled.
Dr. France, principal of the France Med
ical Institute, located at SO west Oay street
Columbus, O., will visit our city on Wednes
day, Aug. 'i-Mh, at the St James hotel. All
are familiar with Dr. France's wonderful
diagnostic powers ami no Invalid who val
ues health can afford to lose the opimrtunlty
of consulting him on tbe above date.
The Irish league convention of Chicago Is
having a warm time of it Judge Fitzger
ald, of Cincinnati., has been made tempor
ary chairman. The party opposed to Sulll
mui and Kgan Is caul to be in the majority,
but lacking organization.
Thomas Carl)lr,
The great Scotch author, suffered all his
life with dyspepsia, which made his own J
life miserable and caused bis best and truest
friends not a little pain because of his fret-'
fulness. Dyspepsia generally arises from j
disease of the liver, and as Dr. Pierce's i
"Golden Medical Discovery" cures all dis
eases of this great gland. It follows that
while all cannot be Carlyles, even wltltdys-1
pepsia, all can be free from the malady,
while emulating his virtues.
In connection with the statement that
Secretary Manning may return to his work
hi the treasury a Js'ew York physician says
the secretary has been the victim of a stroke
of paralysis and must remain a broken man
fmm thla t!m nn with Mfvtkllltv tnnftw aAl,-
ure at any time. I
W tfRorALrtsai"a
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
This powder nerer varies. A marvel of pur-
iT. iirenKin ana wnoiesomeness. jiore eco
nomical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot
be sold In competition stlththe multitude ot
low test, short weleht alun or phosphate pow
ders. UJjifiiu. Kutal Uaeiso Povnia
Co.. 106 Wall street. N Y
ANDCURERSOFTHE
Champion Brand
SUGAR CURED HAMS,
SHOULDER and BACON.
PURE LFAF I ARn I
For Family Use.
W.Grant's Sons
1 6 E. High Street.
OLD RELIABLE
BOOK BINDERS
a?Jbij
J. D. Smith Company,
OlobcBalldlnr. Cor. Wt High Ht.
and lTlnat,An7' v
Printers, Binders
- AND STATIONERS.
Klsakltaok Work ssd Lessl nliili ssterlalt
ASTHMA
CURED!
rttrf 1 1st ut ikfptksl
GERMAN ASTHMA CUREX
most violent aturk . lnmirro romlrirtil.ie upei-
eflocta cotm vhere ill inber rrmetWd fiL
No wrnitiDv for rrn1f. Itn nrlloo laj
Immrtlimre dirrct nnA rfrtnlti, nnd al
care rnrrxra in ui i,uha iii.i l.i
I Fm. . Utt. St. ratjl. im
"X m ntlr fMtoret to tXtk by Cffau .4Om
tin. tm. fwwfuw. imto.
WI.- iW. r Awfrtast, CttnrilU. S. C
-Uj kyticl&a km4 1 0rmtt 1Uubs Cr-, It
eT4 m- Mr, M L. TttriiM, Lt.dtm4rj, Ckim
Tin nil tt atelUr Unm tl iUu; InRkl
flfpnan Jtthtii Care In told br all drcs-.
rtsutt&4te.ati9Ucr M-nt bynuilooitiM'tit
of irtc. TmJ jcfcr frr to any addnwa for!
K.t-iiir f an.i. at.iM fui-wwujsiiMBu
Thecmir Dertect substitute roc Mother's
milk. InTsluabt in Cholera Infantum
od Teethlns;. A prdii-estd food for Dys
peptics,. Consumptives, Convalescents.
Wtfaet mztrlrat in kU Wartlnc Diseases.
Bqnlrfl no eooUnff. Our Book. The Care
nnd Feeding of Infants, mailed fre.
&n4o&s. uuuAUl m I.U.. soston.
CLAHE.TILT COI.O.-VY!
CLAltK.TlO.vr COLO.W !
CL,Aiti:.iio.vr colo.w i
CI.Altt:.110.T COLOXVt
ciuit:.iio.'"r colony i
CL.AIXK.VIO.Vr COLO.M'l
CLAltimo.M' C'OLO.W t
A nw Hon tctjt IC dsys Id tbe hut f yesrs. Ous
TilUm, onlx 32 tnoctlii old. bis i vtores. 2 bolcls,
S cbnrcbes. tcbool, uewepaper, factory, foundry. 4
stcainbiMU,Suslasajid2msiidailr. Land rapidly
advaaciug. Svnd, aeud, srnd by all means, aend
for clrralars with 4 inapi.3. 1'botuicrapbic cuu ot
hooaes, ail about the wonderful Krotb of our col.
ony.lts aoll,climatc.marLela,bauDeha opport unities,
bealtb. prices, ternii. and iftotber distinct auojects.
Farms .or fas) oil monthly installments to tbost
haTlunemployroeDt.wlihout leaTlDgtbelrsituaUon.
Address J.r.OU CJ A.aarcmoiitSarry Co., VT
WESHIPMAK AUTOMATIC
STEAM ENGINE
For Bat m4 KUUrr
tarpon-. Ji KtiUml utfCtttU.
titeimialUMiate.
Rainl taa tvoara aB
'ooftloiL Km I.U kind
rutiwark,rmr.
Ac Ob uk4tU.
Sn4 ft intrais4 cir
J. J. WATROUS.
UIBaHH. CU1L01
PASSAGE BATES REDUCED.
ANCHOR LINE.
Steamers every Saturday from Xew York to
GLASGOW AND I.ONDO.NDKKKY.
Rates of passage to or from Srv York, Cbujotr,
L.irfMH, Jjimunulmy or lirytul.
CABIKS, M3 and M3. SKCOND.CbASS. WO
Atlantic Erjtrtu .Vrrire.
LIVKIUMIOL VIA QUKKKSTOWN.
Steamshiii"CITV OF ROMK"fromX. Y.
Wednesday. Sept. 15. Oct. 13. Nov. 10.
SaloonpassageS.IOand upwards. Second class
s30. Steerage ontward or prepaid,
either Service H'-iO.
For Books of Tours. Tickets or other Inform
ation, apply to IIKNIlKltSO.V HKOTllERS.
New York; orj. J.SM1TII. 21X Main stieet
SnrlnEtleld
Ask toot rotaSler for t Original S3 Shoe.
Uewara of Imitations.
Kane Cenntnesinless bearlngtbls Stamp
JAMES MEANS'
S3 SHOE.
!e!n Batton,Conra ft Uct.
4 Calf MW. Unexcelled la
jyxirnbiUtif.Ccmfort axd Ap
pearance. A postal card Bf at
uj Q3 wui unagjDu imurm-
uow to gtai tuia ouwj
it Slaleor Territory.
J. Means & Co.,
BUTTON
Tats shoe stands tdgber in the estimation ot
Wearrn than any other In the world. Thousands
who wear It nul tell yo-i tte reason lt you ask them,
FJK SALE BY
PORK PACKERS
(J0
Fob Amd
INFANTSINVALIDS
pUsssssPg. . .r!r5-i Mr.
sssssKSsaasMMsswKSeBlJ
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m vw tta
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JHAMF.Ci.
ass r'v2sa2w. Lincoln sv,
sVS32s. Boston, Haas.
tiigfefaIi. . aS U fiEsk
X.STARKEY & SC0WBE1V,
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
ATTORNEY AT LAW
KA.NK KlOlITMYKK,
ATTOESET AT LAV,
Commercial llulldlnn. Limestone St.
oiin iri.L'M.tit:ic
ATTORMET ANProUNSELLOK AT LAV,
il East .Main Street.
DENTISTS.
c.
It. CONVKltSf:,
DESTAL PAELOES.
Rooms 5 A 6. Mitchell Block.
T.A-
LKWIs.
DET1ST.
S. E. Cor. Main and Market Sts.
W.
II. SMITH,
EEVES OF ACR150 TEETH OlRID
WITHOUT PAIS,
Masonic DuIMIdk.
JOB PRINTERS.
Hs LIMUOCKKICandS7 Arcade, Print
I , Engraver and Fashionable Stationer.
Weduinj: coods and calltm? cards a specialty.
CABINET MAKER.
)KTKIl HULL,
CABIXET MAEEB, rACEEE AXD KErAtEEE,
110 W. Main at.
UNDERTAKER.
TIT A. OUOSS A CO, UNDKKTAKKllM.
M Office and Wareroom, 46 w. Main tt.
Residence 1 W. UUh sU
ADVERTISING NOVELTIES.
T)KEU KALI'II. 74 W. Main st. Dealers '
It In i
and Publishers of Adrertlilne Noreltles.
Cbromo Cards, etc. Also Job Printers.
HOTEL
AdO.NDA 1II1USE.
I ill hodirs lursoTimirrs.
Kates ti per day. Sc.rtnilleld.Ohto.
PATTERN-MAKER.
T. PARKER,
rimur mui,
3) W. Washington street.
Models carefully made and patterns properly
Itated in all metals.
B10K BINDERS.
JOIIN.SO.V DOU.VK,
LESSIISOrTKC K.L. SABttTT KOn'b IIHII
BISDEKT.
1T0 West Columbia, street.
General Book Hinders and Blank Hook .Manu
facturer. MACHINISTS.
AK.TUIINIIUIX,
HiCHI.IIBT. ASDOIJIliLJOBWOIKDOSl.
17 N. Center st.
LJ. IIICKET,
Practical Machinist and General Job Shor.
66 and 63 . Washlnston st.
ASSIGNEE'S SALE.
PURSUANT to the command of anorderot '
sale lstied from the Court ot com-1
mon pleas olCIark county. Ohio, and to me di- ,
reeled and delivered, I will offer (or sale at
public auction at the south door ui the court
house of said county. In the city of Springfield,
Ohio, on I
Saturday, September 11th, A. I. 1KKO,
at one o'clock p.m. the following described!
premises, to-wit:
LotXo 1. Situated In the count; of Oark.
in the state oi Onto, and In the city of Spring i
Held, and bounded and tleserilietl M follous. I
vlt s lielni; lot number three thousand aud
seventy-live. (3uT5,)asthe same Is numbered
and designated on a plat of lots laid out In ad
dition to said city of Siirlnsneld by Charles
Stroud In his second addition, which plat Is
recorded In book of plats of Clark county,
pages 271 and 2Ti to which plat reference is
hereby made for a more particular descrip
tion. bot Xo. 2. Also the following lot, sit
uated In the county of Clark, In the state of
Ohio, and lu the city of Springfield, and bound
ed and described as follows, ilz.: Heine part
of the northeast quarter of section So. 10.
township No. I. raime . M. U.S. being lot
o. i" In Thomson's addition to the city of
tpringseld. recorded In vol. S. pace .1. record
of plats Clark county. Ohio. Said lot fronts on
Washington street 11)4 leet. extending back to
a 16-foot alley a distance of IK feet.
Lot No. 3. Also the following lot. situated In
the rmmtv nff'fnrlr In f Iim xt.tn ..f lllifn ut..1
I described as follows, vlx: Commencing' at a
i point on the north line of Southern aienue.
onehundrel and twenty-lour 1121) feet west of
Taylor street; thence west with said north line
miny rail leet to an alley; thence north paral
lel with the west line of Taylor street one hun
dred and fifty a.') feet to an alley; thence east
thlrtvcti) feet to an alley; thenre sooth with
the westllneof a twelve-foot (121 alley one'
hundred and fifty 13u) feet to the place of be-
ginning, being the same premises com eyed to ,
Thomas L. Davidson by O. B.Todd and wifehy
uteu uiea juiy 21, lNl.
Lot So. 4. Also the following lot situated In
the county of Clark, in the state of Ohio, and
In tht city of Springfield, and bounded and de
scribed as follow 5. vli: Commencing at a
point on the north line of Southern avenue
three hundred and nine and one-half 3uBa
feet west of laylorstreet; thence north paral
lel with the line of a twelve 12l foot allev one
hundred and fifty (ISO) feet to a one-pole alley;
thence west parallel with Southern avenue
thirty-three and one half (S1KJ feet; thence
south parallel with Taylor street one hundred
and fifty ilju) feet to Southern avenue; thence
east thirty-three and one-half i.TIKj feet east
a (... .ln .! !.. .I.I. . . ..
same premlsei 1 conveyed t Ms 1 Oram b '
deed of 1'. M. Cartnell. recorded in vol. ST. 1
pages l.VSand 1ST, deed reords of Clark county.
UlllO.
Maid above described premises are appraised
as follons:
Lot Xo. 1 appraised at 11.3)0; No. 2, $30); Xo.
3, $475; Xo. 4. JITS.
Said premises to be sold free from the con
tingent right of dower of Xettle I) Anderson.
Said premises to be sold on an order of sale Is
sued from the court of common pleas of said
county In the action of Chase Stewart, as
signee, etc.. vs. Ephrlam X.Tlbbetts et al.
Terms ot sale cash.
2MO CHASE 8TEWAUT. Assignee.
SALE OF B0XDS.
VOTICK Is hereby iriven that the city of
11 Springfield, 0 will offer forsale to the blith
est and best bidder, at the council chamber lu
saldclly. on Tuesday, the 31st day of August.
A. 1). lssd. at X o'clock P. m.. the bonds of said
city to the amount of twenty-two thousand
elcht hundred (CS.sno) dollars; said bonds to
be of tbed:nomtuatlon of any sum from one
hundred dollars to one thousand dollars, to
bear 5 per cent, per annnm Interest from date
ot same until payment ot the principal there
of; principal and Interestof said bonds to be
payable at the city treasurer's office I n this city,
or lu Xew York City. at the
option of the holder thereof, one
half on the first day of March 1837, and the
remaining bait on the first day of September,
A. 1).. 1SS7. Said bonds tn be Issued for the pur
pose of obtaining a loan In anticipation of the
taxes levied for the bridge fund, the sewer
drains and ditches fund, and the hospital fund
of the present vear.ln purs nance of section 2.7KI
ot the revised statutes of Ohio. Said bonds,
when sold, tn be taken and paid for In cash by
the purchaser thereof within ten days from
date ot sale of same.
lilds for the purchase ot said bonds maybe
filed In writing with the city clerk at any time
prior to the time above named for the sale ot
said bonds, and bids, either verbal or In writ
Ing. will be receded on said 31st day of Auitust
at 8 o'clock p. ra.. when all bids nlll be received
by the city council, and said boDds u 111 be sold
at not less than par value, subject to the condi
tions heretofore set forth, to the highest and
best bidder.
by order of council.
253 bs J. . SIIEWAI.TER. City Clerk.
S0TICE TO CONTRACTORS.
T0TICE Is hereby glveu that the city of
i Sptlnitfleld. Ohio, will recehe sealed pro
posslsattlie office ip( tbe City Clerk of said
city for furnishing all tbe material and doing
all the labor for theerectlou ot tbe iron super
structure fur a bridge mer the I' V. C i 1. It ,
It and the I. II. A U. It. It tracks on east lllcli '
street. accordlngtospeclQcatlonson file In the
Illy Engineer's omce; bidders to furnish their,
owndetalled plans.dratiincs and strain sheets '
for said superstructure. I
All proiMisals must be fordoing said work ac-
rordlin: to the plans, profiles and sneclflca- 1
tlons In the City Engineer's (.nice, aud the
plans and specifications furnished by the bid-'
drrsou the superstructure, must be slened by
the full name of all parties Interested In said
bid, and by some responsible disinterested
Imtsoiih a guarantee that a contractwllt be
nluniil Inf., nmvlil uit Vliulidl I. ..ntnl.il anil
must be on rile in the Cltyflert'soiileeonor
beiore iz ociock. noon, 01 aiuraay, me inn
day of September, A. I), lssti. to be opened and
publicly read Immediately alter 12 o'clock of
said day. In the presence of the Mayor, City
Engineer, Assistant City Euglneer and City
Clerk, or any two of them, and reported to
Council at the first meeting thereafter.
The city council reserves the rlitht to reject
any or all proposals presented for any reason
they may deem sumcient.
ISy orderof council.
J. S. SHE WALTER.
City Clerk.
303bs
PBpffi&j
baok of 100 cace
Tbe best book for an
advertiser to consult,
be he experienced or
flgVEBTISlN6
oinerwiie. it contains
lists of ne.winaDera
and estimates of the cost of advertising. Ths
advertiser who wants toipend one dollar.flnds
In It the Information he reqnlres.wblle tor him
who will invest one hundred thousand dollars
Inadvertlslne. a scheme li Indicated which
will meet his every requirement, or can be
mr ie to do so by slight changes easily arrived
at dj correspondence, unenundrea ananiiy
three editions have been Issued. Sent post
paid to any address tor 10 cents. Apply to Geo.
r.wwena to. newspaper Apverusinx no-
I rrau, jo Spruse itreet, i
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UNDERWEAR !
We will offer this week our entire stock of SUMMER UNDERWEAR at prices that
cannot be beaten by any house in the State :
1 10 dozen Merino Shirts and Drawers, worth 50c, for 25c. 9 dozen Jean Drawers, worth 75 cents for 49 cents.
12 dozen Gauze Shirts and Drawers, worth 75 cents for 12 dozen French Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers at 75 cents.
50 cents. , These goods are sold everywhere at $1.25.
;take advantage df the low prices while you HAVE A BE!
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SULLIVAN, THE HATTER,
LAGONOA HOUSE BLOCK.
M. D. LEVY, 1HE
Announces to his patrons that he has just received a large installment of New, Stylish and
handsome Fall Goods, comprising all the desirable cuts of
SUITS FOR MEN, BOYS CHILDREN
THEY ARE MARKED AT PRICES THAT WILL MAKE THEM POPULAR SELLERS.
G0R. MAIN AND MARKET STREETS.
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HEALTH IS HAPPINESS !
Office over Jones' & Sons' Carpet Store, corner Main and Limestone Sts., is the only Spec
ialist in Springfield who devotes his exclusive attention to NERVOUS,
CHRONIC AND SKIN DI
DR. N1LES
NERVOUS CHRONIC AND SKIN TROUBLE i&zzr&&s:
Viint.ir. YtTC.vl Iais nf MVumrv. WakpfuIni'S.H. limxtii.r.v. WiLst...? ttt tlm fIl?ll!ar SvstiMii. Ktmhs of th fit.iHr.itiv Tnipt. 'jit nf Vifatitv. . - It ilimw . t!ii
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cliaractcr are Uue to a disturbance or the Acrvous System, curable by undergoiiti: a course
. . . , . . . . .. . - . ... . is asasss asm. aaa,
I Csm iss m ai I I 1c II 11X1 kss I Larl II 1 fsaC I last k "lcul,t! l" "S "" .ttaiii,CT V'his i wumti mc iiiii. nrr .-jiiiiims nip
UI V Ui sTINIss rV I La INC- I I rWa'WUUUiO Iins in the back, puriluess under the eyes, dLscoIored urine, dizziness, specks
floating before the eyes, bad taste In the mouth, frequent desire to urinate, dull headaches, pains in the limbs, feet ami hauls have a tendency tn become cold. buweN tjenmie
amstipatisi, brick dust sediments .settle in the bottom and alwut the side of the vessel if the urine is allowed to stand, ropy deposits cm be een. white precipitates will tail readily
b tlie bottom and a general lassitude of the entire system Is experienced by those who arc in any way troubled from Kidney and Li er Trouble.
DYSPEPSIA,
inqfxkinu 11 til 111- li! iiK.iirt'i(inii fur
may come under his observation for treatment
the region 01 the chest lrrltauie irom slight causes, uuuness 01 me eyes, constipation, loss 01 Jiesii ami a weakness 01 the tnigns and Knees.
C 1 I IV f I O CaT A C C O "ne buman skin is that organ that covers the body, subject to exposure more than any other part It forms a resting
OVl'N UlOlrvlIiW place for all blood diseases, which are manifest in numerous ways, like Eczema, Salt ICheutn, Tetter, Lupus Eating Ulcers of
the Limbs, Cancerous (irowths. Enlarged (ilauds, Scaly Dejiosits of the Scalp, l'apules and DUcolor.ttiou of the Face, etc, etc We simply call attention to these maladies, so
that the ople of this section may know aud understand that they can find out and get cured by one who lias devoted his whole attention in the direction of .Nervous, Chronic
and skin diseases.
PILES
Without the use of the knife, ligature or clamps. Itectal ulcers, pruritus or Itching fistula in anopolypus, anal tumors, etc, all cured without an operation. V.'e wish everyone
to comprehend that Dr. Niles Is no traveling quack, traveling from plaeeto place, but that he ls-permanently located In Springfield. Ohio, for the purpose of doing good, and
upon a fair and square basis, giving value received. I'emcmber he does not cure by mysterious means or perform miracles, nor restore the aged to youth, but he will give every
one who wishes his advice and treatment the tienefit of American and foreign research upon the subject of Nervous, Chronic and Skin Trouble. His office Is located northwest
corner of Main aud Llmetone street over Jones' carpet store. It will cost you nothing for consultation or examination, and rich and or are invited alike. All delicate diseases
of the female under Dr. N'lles' prescribed course will jiositlvely recover In less time than It takes by pursuing ordinary treatment Ills mode of examination Is such that all who
are in any way timid can rest assured that the utmost confidence is held. ,
CONSULTATION AND EXAMINATION FREE.
All communications by letter promptly answered and strictly confidential.
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I KIIPS?Ka
The cases are" Solid Alumnlum" heavily Plated
the arid test, hunting or open face style, aud
will wevraswellassolldls karatcold watches
ami jcrscivrst inn iiihi ruiviim viiii rciiM.ivit u,iionn t "- m jt uii j t irtsUiiitui itciitu
enamel dials with second hand, and are all adjusted to keep perfect time, a guarantee being
stvenwtth each and every watch. We also have the same grade of watch stem winder and
stem setter, costing one dollar mon- than the key winders.
11 lien ordering pi.-ase say 11 Hunting or
1 Laities' size are desired
All oiner styles at equally low prices.
AOORKSH
NASSAU WATCH CO.,
38 and 40 WIXLOW PLACE,
BROOKLYN. NEW YORK
MERCHANTTAILORINC
SPRING STYLES.
Latest, Newest and Best Goods at.Rock Bottom Prices, can
be found at
Inhn H Wiknn 9fi F Main
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OK"E-PHIOE
FACT IS WORTH
Ill Lchh Ebb BHIIEss
Is 3 graduate of the second oldest Medical College in
founded by Lord Dartmouth, of England.
'. " .. ." .
Or Gastric Catarrh, Is of three kinds. Acute. Subacute and Chronic, ami can only be cured by
the stomach can rest Such a preparation Dr. Xiles is the possessor of, and he will guarantee
The symptoms are pains in the region of
IN ANY SHAPE OR
THIS ELEGANT
GENTS' OR LADIES'
18 KAJIAT
M IT
FOR $7.50.
To introduce our goods Into the market and as an
Inducement to agents to handle watches of onr manufac
ture, we will make the following liberal offer: e will
send a sample watch bv Registered .Mall to any address
on receipt of "Serta dollars and a half." by Draft, Money
Order or Registered Letter. If you wish to examine
same before paylug for It, we will send lt "CO. D., with tht
prblleo,. ot Inspection." on receipt of "60 cents " to guaran
tee express chames.
with IS karat cold, are euaranteed to stand
have the appearance of and with ordinary care
that cost from ST5.00 to IIUOJX). They have fine
upen - iace, nam or Engraved cases, uents or
" - v- irmm
lairPiPi n num saE
UNOERWEAR !
CLOTHIER,
AD THE W
A BARREL OF THEORY!
the United States, namely, Dartmouth Medical College, Xew Hampshire, which was
---f aw-s siu. w .
of treatment
a . . , . ,, . ...
the stomach, heart burns, belching, shortness
FORM POSITIVELY CURED.
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Learn Short-Hand. OMSchooL Everyflraduatt
Employed, big salaries. Low Tuition. uuicKiiorK
Thorough Instruction. Type-writing and Penman
ship. I'nder the personal manasement of F W
Willlss. private short-hand reporter ot Hon. J. War
ren Kcifer. ex-Speaker Lower House of Congress.
Catalogue JU students tree.
This Collece has been in successful and
uous operation without a single day's vacation
us organization in issu. adoui miriyoi ussiuuenis
are now employed in tins city alone as practical
Short-Hand reporters.
WILLISS'S COLLEGE SHORT-HAND
JOHNSON' I.L0CK', WEST MUN ST., SPRINGFIELD, 0.
4a
FOR CHECHSin6 hours, cures InS
days. Drug Stores 15 -. 11 Phlla
Elli'a. SoldbyaUdruggUts.
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Imprudence, ntrvousdebll-
Wu3
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Bitters, SO-
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DISEASE IS DEATH !
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sub - tituting an artificial gastric Juice, so that
to eradicate and cure any and every case that
ot breath, tight compressed condition about
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Three Years off Arctic Service.
1 By A. XV. GttEELT, X.leut. V. S. Army.
' Corn's; LadylTanUIn Bay Eipedltlon or 1M81-4.
Two I'oU JtowUSvo.wWt Steel Portrait, over 100 ifturraliofuaisd
thi Qflaal Haps and Vhartt. Sold only It Subscription.
hlTfl
Profusely Usastnted, abosndi with livaly descriptions." Chiago
TribHne.
' Tba most important work pabUsbed on Arctic xaatUzm." fostois
Herald. -, .,
A wall mads and walaoms book." .V. T. Sun. f.
Intsrattlag from eovsrto cover. .V. T. Jlerald.
- Volamts ia sviry way satisfactory and complete." A. T. Pott.
No atory ot Arttie exploratioa Las equaled it La power, value osl
pathos." Uarlford rot I.
A Special Agent Wanted lis Every City and Town. i"j'
Addu. CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS, 'H
175 Elm St., Cincinnati, or 743 Broadway, Jf a w Tor 7.
QUEEN CITY HOTEL,
Clncinimtl, Ohio.
, Proprietor. Offlce-WrL. Velgt.
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