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SPRINGFIELD PUBLISHING CQMPASY.
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plete family newspapers In the country,
eight pages, markets complet" Replete
with news and miscellany. II per year,
invariably casti In advance.
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Bums, manager.
REITBLIC Bl'ILBlXG.
SPRINQFJELD, OHIO.
Telephone TXo. 2o.
THURSDAY EVEMNC FEBRUMir 24. 1887
The John bhertuan Uwm is growing
.In!.
The small bonnet is coming in with the
Doner of -prine.
Tlie lat distiller in Iowa ts to be clo-esl
out bj decision of the district court.
In American jxilitio, we nmt hae lead
ers but not Inm" manager, but not dic
tator. One thine i deelootl in the German
election, namely: llimarcUsm breeds so
cialism. Ilenr George Is a man without a pirt,
ndliealiasiillbe He is Intellectual,
b it iiuiractical.
M-aceand I.irralue are till French and
not Gei man. Thej are nupl) held cardhe
b) the conqueror' crip.
We have be tter crop raising more to
fie acre In the Tinted states than the
farmers hae in France.
We are Indebted to Mr Edmiston for an
Illustrated painphM-otting forth the merits
of the splendid Hatter Park hotel at Alic
iUe. . a
The Ohio legislature should pass Mr.
Washburn's local option bill. It is a fair
bill and an mem helming sentiment in the
republican part of the state approes It
It I aid that Senator Sherman doe not
w ih to lie choen president of the enate.
in the tiflieth eonere, and Se-iator Innill
i mentioncil as a poib!e prelding officer
Hon. George Ilincroft, America's great
lntonan now in good health and still
engaged iii literary labir was Preidei.t
I '.ill's secretary of the itaiy, fortj-to
j ear ago.
Mrs. Clei eland seems to be a second Mr.
Mr, llaje. to some extent. She has no
wine on the table, at dinners or reception
The couutr approves of the administra
tion's wife.
Brother lleecher's "future punishment,"
which lie sav'j he believes in, will pmbablv
be as unpleasant and sulphury as If he
should call it "hell." It i not likely to be
aii)tliing of the nature of a picnic
The einl) way James Kuvsell Iowell
could aioid treading on the toes of Chicago
people, in his lecture the other night, was
to talk about Kie'.an! 111. Hound-shouldered
Dick has no relations or descendants In our
Western 1 Jab) Ion.
John A. liogan. the son of his father,
wa not born in Ohio, but that ia not in
taul. He proposes to make up for thl
deficiency, by manning Miss Andrews, ot
Youngstown, Ohio, and he proposes to take
up his residence in the city named.
Certain discreet public men are willing to
pa) the New orkMin good, round sums
if it will lefrain fnna mentioning them in
connection vv itli the presidenc) . Thev real
ize the fact that when their boom gets into
the i-uii it wings are instantaneous!
buiml off.
The ML v eruon JiVyiiiMieaii gues
Springfield an important hint in the pira
graph appended:
There must be something serious tr iub
ling the drainage or water suppl) of Spring
held The patters of that citv note the con
tinual pres, ne of dlphtheiii in the mist
aggraiateil and malignant form. Diphthe
ria does not juinpupouto the liead of eier)
joungsterina community, flap its wing
aid crow, where the surroundings are
pure.
It is of im use talKing about our esteemed
friend, Ilenr) K. Musse), esij ,of Kljna, a
a democratic guoernaiori.il candidate. He
wouldn't have tlit bauble at an) price or as
a free gift. It may be said, further, that
lie wouldn't even have the the presidenc).
if offered in a gold siHton, full of maple
svrun. Mr. Musse) wishes to be let alone
Mill, he is the sort of man that ought to be
honoris! bv his party. The men who are
tr)iug to keep oat of oilier are often the
ler) men who ought to be slammetl into it
And Mr. Muse) is one of that kind.
The Zaiiesville Daily SUjiutU a demo
cratic paper, sav s
The repeal of the black laws b) the pre
ent legislature is in line with the adnceof
rx Governor Hoadl). As to the privilege
ot sending colored children to white schools
which comes within the repeal of thoe
laws, there villi be a diversity of opinion.
There are points in its f av or and there are
arguments against it. liut, honestly, we
e an ss; no more reason for excluding the
African child from the white Amencin
public schools than exists for the exclusion
of the Hungarian or ail) other child of for
eign blood.
There is no such reason, and no justifica
tion in human or divine law, for such ex
clusion. The Cleveland I'luiii Uculer, a stalwart
democratic paper, ays; .
Governor Foraker is a xerv fair sort of a I
coventor, a man of more.than ordiuar)
aniht) , and a law) er vv ho can easil) earn
510,000 a )ear in practice of his profession
Yet we ask him to give uphis business and
take an oltieu that pa)s him onl) ?4. 000,
and where he has to keep up-an establish
ment that will cost him tw ice that much
every )ear. There is no question that the
man vi lio acts as governor of Ohio for two
)ears is out of lwcket as much more as Ins
salan for that tune, to sa) nothing of his
election exjieuses. It Is not strange that
Goiemor Foraker a)s. he doe not want
anothet term, and there is no reason to
doubt that the gov enior means what lie
sa) s about that.
The new part) just born at Cin-innati is
to be known as the Union-I.abor part). It
demands laud for ev era citizen; the regula
tiou of transportation, justice to soldiers
aul sailors -tint their pa) as such should
be made equal to gold; the establishmentof
a graduated Income tax; that 1'niteil States
senators shall be elected b) tlie people; that
Mongolian and Asiatic labor competition
shall be exenmeu; iiwi private corprtra-
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lea; nut pmaie corpf.ra-
rbidden to mpln armed
oteU inherent In citfren-
.ofsex. The la.st plank of
tions shall be forbi
:iihji; the rn;lit to
cnin irrH-.ni'fiiTif in sci. nil iam iiiuiiK 111
,i !trr, is jsf.illmcs '" so1" 3 l!") UiM llaniisii. sen.
tie platform is as ioiiows Serj hungrj, and would be glad of an op-' Daiul K. will mote into Mrs. Snjders
Kxcesslie wealtli, resultlnj: in luxur) and pjrtumtJ to tr, to get some- house.... Mr. Wildasln sold her prowrty
idleness on the one lund. and excessne toil toMr. Weaier. The sum paid was S700.
and jioiert) on tlieotlier. lead to intemiier- The result of the Herman elections, with J
aiire and lice. The measure's of reti nn close eetimates of the result- in sece nil La'. THAT HACKING COIV.H can lie so
le e demanded willproieto lie the seen- otlncs giies the gnienuueiit a inaji rlly of .)iilckl) e.ired bj .Sliiluh's Cure. We guar
til c solution of the te iiijicrance iiuestion. fortj -tUree- I antee it. For sale bj K. A. (.. irnixMl.
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I Oil ITCITOC OCTlltUK.
The following Is the ti'l tit n special .lis -
patch from Washington to the Ohio Mate, eRit, week of leilval work In, the M E. SoT O A K.. offer the following risolu
Journal, under date of rebniary '-"' ' church, and still the good work goes on. tlon. opresivf of our great dis-ippoint
Colonel Dullleld, of Detroit, has been 'with no evidence of the Inteiet Itirglnt:. ' inent in the refusal of the president to slm
chosen b the executive committee of the Tp to till d-ite elglltj-hie have found , the hill, known as the dependent pension
iiuv of the Cumberland to deliver theora-, pi.tce In believing, while scon of other bill, knuuing as ive do, thousinds of de
tion at the unveiling of the Girliehl tatne I re iniiirlng the way. The subject ot re-1 selling comrades u ho are suffer! ig from
hen' on Mij 10. .Senator Harrivm. of In-. Iigion l being more irmerallv dKusscrr'lii ' dwMe Hint arc mu'erii inlns their phvsical
iliani. was -clee ted first ind Colonel Iluf- oui citiens then we have ever known it in in inhood mid rendeilng them unable tr
held wa alternate, but Harrison In dc-1 the. hi-torj ot our town Go wheie we pmperl) support tin ir tiimllles and are
clmed on account of business engagement will the meetings are Hie subject of eonvtr- dun,; bj hundreds taeh ear. and before
1hisdisioesof theouarrelovirix-biHMktr salion. Kieii the attewlMits to the stloons the coming of another congress hiindnsl
Keifer who was origin ill) eleted for ire neglecting tin ir uI tables ,iud are 'more will have answt nil the Iit roll-call
orator' on this eventful occasion, and It talking tlieologi Ami at all the pines of who are too honeM lefore God and uiin ti
I anl tint he ha prepared an addle for i reort for loaling and idle talk, tlieconver- swear tin ir diibilit!e were eoiitrncttil in
the greit event. It isclilimsl tint the ion of sinner i the theme, lion long i tlie eiv ue, and wire pitientlv waiting for
committee that "selected Keifir hid not it to last, and where will the work stop" i the government, u hit h the) so nobl) gave
a mi.mra, or u imitithorizisl to act in
thatcaiutlt). It serin iniKisiblf to get
at the ficts. but it aiiiH-ar tint Keifit"
selection was made b) the committee and1
kept nulet t an) rate It wa- not known
here genenill) till recentlv, when orre
siiondeiit leanieil it and the attention of .
thesociet) of the Vnu) ot the Cuiiiberlaml
wascilhil tolt It wasat oiicedeten.iiiHil
to make a change. Intimate friends of the
ex-siK'akerwere tel-graphed to and witten
to asking them to go to General Keifer and
urge him to decline tlu invitation ovv mg to
t!i oiinrrY.1 1ipi lutt tliev refused to do o.
ttlieo tin-lhinir was takt 11 in hand bv the
executive committer- Colonel Dullield wa
an intimate tnend of (.irlield. wa a gHl
soldier, and i an eloquent sjieaker.
The action of the executive committee of
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fie society of the nu.v of l''i'
Cdinberlaiul, a outlined in the
foregoing. 1 a gros and gratuitous
insult to an old friend of Mr. Garlield. who
vv as, also, a br.r. e and
.n.., o,n..r iih
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a most honorable
nee the war. ha rendtred excellent ,
service to the people of the couutr). m I
congre, both on the. floor and as speikir
of the House of I!epreentatives. A a
legislator he was lionet, fearle and in-'
corruptible, and because lie was iuli,
drew on himself the lire of lnHlIers and
ringter-.
General Keifer was here, in Spnnetield,
minding his own business and attending to
his duties as a professional mm ami a titi-
zsn. when he recciinl an Invitation to
deliver the address at the nnvfiliiigot thoj
statue of Gameld, errctisl by the Ann) of ,
the Cumberland. The invitation was. as a '
matter of cour-e. un-onght and unex test. ' are iK-mg discussed with a freedom tint in Ken rt ot Oakland school, Madriitrtovvu
andvvhen it was kiionnthat it had been tlicate an independence on the part of the ship. Clark count v. .ivtr.ige grade, month
received by (ieiier.il Keifer, it was con-id
ered by his friends is a greit but well
deserved honor, and all felt muy tint the
oration would be in all respects worth) of
the great occasion. The committee, en r)
IkhI) knows, was under no obligation to
invite General Keifer to link the addres.
but after it had invited him. or If its mem
bers had invited an)bd) Je. who was
boni-st and decent, common courte) would
have dictateii that ilie) tand b) their
action.
I!ut. in withdrawing the invitation. let
it lie umlertKKl. the committee lia dl
honoreil itself, and not General Keifer, and
its members may well feel that when the)
ineetliieircomraiiesai iv. asiungion, on me
10th of May. thev will be held responsible
for their unwarranted and discourteous and
Insulting action. Their conduct has been
such a could not hav e lieen taken b) an)
bod) of gentlemen, am' the withdrawal
of the invitation after it had been fonmll)
extended, is w Ithout precedent among de
cent peoplt, and as surprising to the conn
tr) at large as it is disgusting to General
Ktlfcr" persona! friends, who number up
in the thousands, and who are found In
goodl) groups, in all portions of the coun
tr). The supreme court of Indiana, on Wed
nesday refused to grant the injunction
asked by Smith, elemocrat. against Itnbert'
son, republican, restraining him from exer
cising the duties of lieutenant governor, a
position to w hieh he vv as chosen at the gen
eral election in November last. The court
refuses the injunction on the ground of
jurisdiction, thus in effect declaring that
the case must lie decided bv the genera!
assembl) and not b) the courts. Colonel
Kobertson will now claim the lieutenant
governorship, and Mnithwlll re-ist until
the assembl) sit. An Indianapolis dis
patch of the 2 td sa) s-
The new of the decision created a good
deal of excitement in the general assembl).
In the senate Mr. Huston (rep ) tried to get
the floor for the purpose of offering the cer
tificate of the clerk of the court as to the
decision, but he was sununaril) shut off b)
an arbitrar) adjournment
In the house, resolutions were adopted i
reciting Ilobertson's lection in Vovemlxr
last, the aliening and publishing of the re
turns, their certification, the bringing of
the Smith injunction suit and its decision.
b) the supreme court, and dec Iaruig that
until lUibertson was in full and peaceable
possession of the presiding officer's chair
m tint senate, the house would refuse to I
recognize that bod) ns being legally organ-
i.pj I
The republicans held a caucus tonight at I
which it was elrcide.1 that liobertson should
Umiffrrow appear in the senate and assert
and maintain hi right to tin-side oeer the
rieht to preside over the
deliberations of thebiHij. The democrats
disci caucused, butnotlilis was learned of
their intentions te)ond tlie statement tliat
the senate would meet as Usui!, take up the I
regular onler of business and await devel-!
opments President pro tern Smith said an
application for a rehearing of the case
would be filed in the supreme court tomor
row. It is reported that the principal door
keeper of tlie senate tonight applied to tlie
police authorities for a detail of men to lie
It is reported that the principal door- T, , '"",l" K '" oi ner par.ii)ze,i
..i ,i. ' -. . i.. ii...i ... .i...luub .. Mrs. Lizzie Daiissoni sun ,iuite
assigned for dut) in the capitol tomorrow
morning.
We unde rsfand that some of the demo
crats in tlie school board chief among
them Mr. Kidgel)are determined to elect
MY V. E. Ta)lor, principal of the We-teni
building, superintendent of the schcHtls, at
fie meeting of tlie board of education lit t
Monda) evening. These men arc suptxirt-
mg...,,, bci-ausehe i, a democrat and not
because he is eminent a an eilucator. We
protest against the carrying ot politics into
our local school matters, in this wa). Let
Us have for our superintendent the best man
w hose serv ices can be secured, irrespective
of his politics. It a democrat can lie
found, who is well qualified for tlie position
ir is better qualified than the other can
didates let him be appointed. We must
have a man in the position to whom pru e i
pa!, teachers and sclularscati look up with
restiect and confidence
The Hi ri in ic ha alw.t)s shown a good
deal of interest in the Lagonda house. It
was original!) built b) an organization of
citizens to suppl) a public nml, and having
passed into the hands of Mr. John W
B tokvvalter, (some time since,) it is now to
e rebuilt in accordance with the latest ami
best ideas of hotel architecture and to be
provided with all the modem improvements.
Details as to the rreonstr.n tion are guen in
this issue of the Hi pi in ic.
General Keifer is abv nt from the cit), at
Fostona, and what we bate said about the
mean and unproioked discourtesi shown to
111 m b i the executue committee of the S
ciety of the Armi of the Cumberland, is
said entire!) on our oim re?sMinsibilit). we
liaiins liad no iipimrtiinit) of consulting
with him. Hut. neierthtle-ss. we feel
abundant!) able to stand b) what we liav
aid.
i. Uft nnfl--i1iH fai.t tlii m-t f i.o
llemociaLSt and ieciallj the active politi-
Clans in that iart are ciiihu-JatlcaUj m
fjt.nrnf th. .i. JllllLrp Hu TllM '
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1 rmi.wT. Keh. 23 This 1-, the
1 1 rolesvir ien) nas ashtsi nni ine i nooi
beclo-nl. a the n vival in iiilerlinil with
soIukiI work at the present fine. The
stmigest thing to u. tint we lne
dlsoovenil in mis great work of gnie. i
the sviuiutli) that et ins to pervadi
all clsis of oui citizens, tor
the work tint 1 In lug done.
It i not known when the work will stop,
but It Is to be hoped that it mil continue
The Kev. J W. Gaddls and ills etiini-
, ble wife are bnvtl) persisting In their ikhI
I work . Hie oil ami gas
.Die oil and gas craze still con
thine
tinues here, and next to religion it i the
Milijri t of illuilon 'I he oil held tint
l )our citizen of piinglield pro)e to
work, lie onl) live mile north ot our town
! and the surf ice iiidlcitions are much In lltr
here thin there If oil or gislnpi)ing
quantities are found there we are
,.rmm (f it lrre In much greattr Muintl
tk alll we u,n ntientl) wait further
developmtnts m that direction, or we mi)
, become a part of the Pike township i ompi
nv. .iirasi ineeari) spring vvui wilnc
i sonietlnng pr.uticil in the w.i) ofdevelop-
ingthe
urface induration found In this x it in-
) i our report of the sKuI candil iirrviou!) ,idvertinl his great abihtv to
liere w. i somewhat exaggerated. The par-! cure .lohu II Melling-r shipped a car
ties have n turned to their respective hoims load of hog fniiu lure Siturda) .The
and .ire preserving the evtn tenor of their lonrert a-adierti-il in the M. K. church
w a) s. with one exception. In justice to here Snturdi) night was a grand
an Innocent pirt) we here state tint the I simess nn,i ,le al)lo i,,,,
son of our most respected fillovv-ritteii, j of singers was greetnl with
Isiae Fuiiderbt ig, was not the jiartv sp iken I an audience of 400 people, the receipts at
id iiijour rijhirt of theatfiir. Hie citizens the door amounting to SJi.'ii, and everj
of the Gnu village are made of alioiit the ' IhmIi was well plea-ed ..C. T. .lohnston
ftiiio lnitMrt.il tltnt tin, rn.1 ,f iiiitil 1ml 1 ..r I'.-!..... ...... w 1 ...ii. : ,. t..
Mi aie subject to like passions and tempt-
ations. We think that if we are no bit -
tt l than our neighbors of the eit), we. are
terUinl) no wore .. Political matters .ire
iM-comingluterestiiigaudasthetiuie for the
spring election approithes, the iiialitica-
turns of the various candidates for oilier,
ciuzen in.li is crui) coiiiiueniiame, and is an
iassurancrtli.it we are to have live, active
iinei for oflice the coming jear.
The republican of Italitl township feel
that thej certainly have some rights tint writing ,t. orthograph) r, 15. llarb Wluk
slioiild be resjiected b) our next countv con-' ler: Heading 4, arithmetic 4, writing 3, or
veiition. The) have ala)s btvu true to ' thogr.uih) I 4-". Carrie Sheets. Heading
the part), and hair, ever been modest in 4 arithmttk 4. writings1,, orthography 4.
their demands of the pan. We have tern- Itert hti'ts Heading 4. mental arithmetic
erall) conducted our own campaigns and , ", written arithmetic 4, writing :i . orthog
paid the expenses of the uue, and aln.i)s t raph) . . James'lobin. Heading . I. .inth
gave large republican majorities. The uu tic J. writing .1, mthogriph) J. pat
iruin is, ourno.vs alwajs ajed b) their
work, ami .is we pnime to place the name
of one of our soMier txi)s before the con-
veniion, who lia- c'ver bien onenf our most
ellicient workers, a well as being full)
capable to intelligent!) and honestlv
illsclinn-e tin, ilntl.... if llm ......
ile M,k, we feeI m ur fellow n publl-
cans of our count) should respect our de-
man J. With the name of one of our fellow
ciuzens on me ticktt. me handsome ma I luetic t. written arithmetic 4 ..writing 3,
jorit) we never fail to giie. can Intcreatli orthograph) :i. ArsulaStlckel: H-ading 4.
Increased, which Is an item that should not 'written aritlumtic '., mental anth
be overlooked in the make-up of the tieki t 1 luetic . writing 3 orthograph) 4.
The lost week we buried twoof our old Mar) Winkler reading 4, arithmetic 4:
pioneer citizens in the persons of Diniel writing ."!',, orthograph) -I. Kena Sheets,
Sliadoeand Uncle Mike Kaufinm . Mis reading 4, arithmetic 4. writing i'x, or
btarr gave a reading at Town hall Satunla) thograph) 4 George. Winkler, reading 4,
eiening. to a large audience. She is a lad) inciitil arithmetic 4. written arithmetic 4 ',.
of rare attainments and her powers writing.!, orthograph) 3.
of elocution are exceptional . , Fifth K. 1-aura Ath): reullng 4. men
Mis Ida Tenny. of Tro). is v Islting j t.al arithmetic 3. written arithmetic. .
friends and attending meetings here. She geography , writing :!'. orthograph) 1
lias a host of friends at this jilate ...Mr. Willis aflckel reading 4. mental anth
Findle) Stafford, an old and respected citi luetic 1. written .arithmetic r., writing:!,
zen, living north of town, has been conlimd orthograph) i1,
to his room for some time ami Is still Histor) lone Atliv reading 4, questions
thought to he in a critical condition .. 'I lie 1. mental arithmetic 4. written arith
golden wejldingof Mr. Garrett lVrrme and
wife took place at the old homestead on
Turstla), the -JJd. A large number of
friends w ere present . . .There are promise's
of a number of dwelling to lie erected in
the spring. Sit our town still continues to
grow. We will be a city b) and by
Tlie fanners of thisviciiilt) are prepiring
for the spring work . .Tlie legal frate r uti
ofxour cit) lia.e found pearls in the Mud
run ditch at Stnngtown, but the land own
ers along the same have found nothing but
curses loud and de-ep. Tell "Hanibler"
that his prediction is nlread) fulhlleil.
"Pearls"' of the most costlv character are
dail) being picked up ami tranporteil to
SpnnglieliL Ask O. T. Martin and Urother
How man of thequallt) of the pearl the)
hud in the creek at Stnngtown.
CATAWBA.
Catwuiv, Fib .'i The protracted
meeting at the M. K. church closed Mondav
night Hev. Mr. Kennedy is now engages!
in the same work at Fletcher chapel ..
Hev. Mr. Hail, who is visiting at Win Van
Meter's, preachcil nt tlie M. K. church,
Sumta) east . .The )oung people of the
M. F church are prep iring for a concert
to be given at s,(nie future time, toward the
last of March or hrst of April ...Isaac
seer, naung sim ills iarm, win ell at
Neer, naung sohi
T , ,i fca,u.n,f ,nvxt ,Ty -""''
M ",f. "," '.' ' imP,,'wt-N ,,c;
-l-in Hr.mii. tlie vvoundcii Ni) It Mill
Pr' ''",'. .His sjuh ,, graduailvrt-
turning and the paral) sis of the right side
is passing ana Vlf Jacobs ha. gone to
Texas. He obtaliitii a situation as ,i rail-
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road-r . .hal Klcelias Jum hnisheil a vera
panned celling tor .xir. and
mi) an Oiiiii Owen is nun
driving the grocer) and huckster wagon of
J. J. Miiuima Mrs. Joseph F. rer is
IKKtrl). Her Hlue-s has become soserious
that she is not like!) to recour
Marn.-d. in Spnugfield. bunda), Febnnrv
13, 15sT. Mr. Ciiarles M. Kopp to Miss Kihe
llust. We vv ish them all huiisiime and no
shadow iu the future ...Marcellus Cobuni
lias rentes! the Illew farm, latel) occiiimil
b) Wm. Longbrake It adjoins the farm
of DeW. Shepherd ...Josiah Neer will
soon move over into Champaign countv.
near Mutual, uikiii the farm of Mr. Chenev
":I)r!,: C. Hettlebower. of Urbana. vviis
X"t
marble man of I rliano. mid us a visit
last wetk G. W. Coffev and J.
M. Hun) an sold their clover
sees! in sjpringtield. Fridav !at ..b It
btroup, we is engaged In s( "lling the Cham
pion in and around Kenton, paid his famil)
and friends a sit Saturdi) and Sundav.
There are ome straw-balers m the
neighborhood. An) one having straw to
e!l can lind a read) market for it.. Milt
lluingarilner and h!l Hunter .ire still h till
ing logs for ttie lumber for their new barns
to be built this spring. Luther Jones is in
the same business . . .C. T. McConkev has
rented the Martin grocer). He will put m
a stock of new goods in a ver) short time.
MEDWAY.
ill km . Keb. -.!. .Mea-les! Measles'
Notliunc but measles m our i illai;e. 1 he se
nior department of our schools was dis
missed on account of the uboie di-ejse at
tacking the scholars. Tw ent) , out of an
inrolluiiiit of tw ent) eight, haie images
atpre-ent writmi;. A few from the pri-
l mir) deptrtnieiit are douiidNo .. Mrs
Mir.nn Doner is sUfferingfroin an attack of
lntlainiuator) rheumatism, blie is ier)
I sick, audit apears that she is croniiii-
worse . Mrs. latliin Is on the sick list
' al-o Miss Hilda Kline ..Clara Harnisli
j his the measles ..Ilenr) 11. Monk sold
all his stock ami fanning utensils
I on last Frida). Alonzo elltr will mini
I on Mr. Monk's farm in a few weeks ...
Mr. Christ Cridern ill sell his steck anil
farm-ware on next Vcslneila. Mr. John
Hus-tlwill ttkechirge of Mr. Huiri Itiis-1
stl's farm atti r Mr. Cnder motes awai
Mr l?rntr lull tmiei, ititu I Mirt-ti in k'lui
house . .Mr. Frank McClaln is able to I
walk around again. Ue can Knout into I
tlie anl ami to the barn, anil will no doubt
abl,e s(M;n V! ntmm ,s0lue- IIisi
anj fnemis will be erj ;lad to see him I
?." " " " lUniWi
. ... ..
i
ENON.
' l-o r b. 23 Foliar Unwell iwl Vn
. me tei 01 ineir iiriiiiieim 10 ave,
I would nmeiiiNr them in the
passage
of a bill siiittsl to their
neeil
Hut, alas' with one snoop of the pen the)
were doomed to nalt the danningof .man-
otlnrdi) Tluiefoie, be it
Keolved, 'lint his veto iueigp exhibit
! In thechlif rxeiutne a want of conlidence
in the lo)al soldiers who periled their live
j in defence of their couutr), in its hour of
null, in iuiniiitlng tint the) would take
dihonet .u'lant.ige of the iiiuuiticent pro-
vWon of iiil .id. md thitwe enter our
, solemn protest in i expression of our great
1 tlisipHiiutmnt, ind weeirne-tlj prav that
the senate nut houeof representatives will
give to our commie and to the widows
and orph his the anl the) u much need. He
it further
Uesolinl, Thitwe extend our heartfelt
svinpith) to the wives ami children of our
ini.illd coiuroles In their disappointment.
I .1. Moxtoommiv.
T ( I! vim i Tr.
Committee.
l)r Townsend a traielimr ulusl, Im w
spending two or three ill) . In Kmm. hiving
Knnii . It. Miller was u, town ttlifa)
. Mr. Frank Kiiisom .mil diuchttr. Mol-
, lie, wire m Knon Salurdi). and took part
in the concert given at the M. K churth.
Jacob Davis, one of the pioneer citizens
liv in 'mir Oslnirn, Ohio, biiritil his wife
litre list Kridiv.
enillng ri liruar) is, lssy
lliird II Dora Snvtltr Keading 4.
arlthinitic:!'., writing ".I, orthograph) :i.
' Henri Snvdir. Iltadui' 4. ariilnm tic 4
lobln: Heading 4, .irithuictic 4. writing
orthograph) .S.
4, arillimetie .1
Mar) Wallace. Henling
writing ! ,. orthogra
ph) 4.
Fourth H. Karl Ath): Heading 4. writ
ten arithmetic "i, menu! arithmetic ". writ
ing S'j, orthograph) 4' , Frank Sii)der:
H-ading 4. written arithmetic .i. mental
i arithmtlic .1 vvritinir
orthogra1 hy 4
MonnK-Snider: Heidin
4, mental arith-
metic '). grammar 41 . orthograph) 5,
geograph) 5. Blanche Lav ton: reading 4,
questions 4, mental arithmetic 4 '4, written
arithmetic 4 S,, grammar 41,, orthograph)
4, geiigrapli) 4'j.
-Vote 1 is ix rfect, 4 Is good, 3 is com
mon, 2 Is indifferent.
J. A. CiivriN,
Teacher.
SOUTH CHARLESTON.
Sot Til Cn vi.t I stox, Feb 2!. Tlie re
mains of George HerU'it, an old dr) gooiis
merchant ami former resilient were brought
heie Frida) from Columbus, () , for burial
. Mr. Lamar, quite an old man. died
Tiiursda) at his son-in-law's, Mr. Allen,
live miles south of town. He was buried
here Fridav . Tlie storm on last Frida)
was quite sen ere. South of town it blew
in the gable end of the Pierce school house.
The teat her and scholats had just left the
house; no doubt their Hies were siveil. as
the teacher's chair was broken Hi pieces b)
tlie fillen bricks and timbers ..
I W. Drake returned Saturday from Som
erset, K).. where lie had Ik-mi loeikingafter
Ills farm. "Lev." sa) Ohio is a good place
to live in. )et land in Kentucky is cheap
...Al. Bush will move to this place, March
1st to engage with P. S Griffith in biack
smitliing. Al. thinks Paddy's Crossing a
little too much for him ..The sndicate
forming to bore for gas, oil and what not,
does not sti m to make much headwa) . .
George Watson and Mrs. Alliert llradfonl,
of near Lisbon, vvl o hav e been v er) sick for
the past werk, are both better at this time.
William Cox and son. from Fa)ette
countv. Ohio, spent Sundiv with his
I brother, .lerr) Cox. of this cit). ..Our
bind is unking tine progress, now, under
their new teacher. Professor Jackson.
of eIIow bprmgs, o. Mr Jackson gels
the toot out of tht m .Hunk Williams, a
gentleman of color, was ai rested baturda)
last upon the affidavit of Lev l Jones, sen ,
for Mealing a sheeeielt ami a pistol. Mr.
Jones found Ills j-It at Peter Slack's, in
lour utv, who had bought it for one dollar.
Willivus pleaileil guilt) and wa fined ft.
and i-entt need to tlnrt) d i) in the count)
jail to stand committed until fine and costs
are paid. This was a clear ease of burglar),
lie elite nil the barn of Mr. Jones. Wh)
the prosteutmgattoriie) did not look after
the ease and have him sent to Columbus, is
aquer) . .The ( A. I!, are talking of
foimlng a woman's relief corps: also of
giving an entertainment in the near fu
ture. LAWRENCEVItLE.
Lvwi.i nin i, Feb 2 j 1'eterSn)
der Ins be en appciinti'd administrator of the
lite I) iii ul llallentines estate . ,.bubscri-
uons in tne ctiurcli repair fund is mute lib
eral ..Terr) Michitl has lnoied to the
cit) ...Dennis rolei been irrantisl a nen
sion of 512 pi r month rolitics Is be gin-
limgtii slum sin-of lite ..Ihe primari
school closes this week The principal
business of tlie people ju-t now Is to
attend public sales. All kinds of
stuck seils high. ..11. JI. IVar-on is neut
ering from a sen re illness . . .The blium in
Brothers i,uittlied.ur) business next month.
...H. M r.ittison moles to theXinders
farm this spring ...(ildeon Hartiuan's
farm did not sell at public sale last week.
.. Sis Lizzie and t.eorge Vent) are is
lting in Champ-iin i-ount) ...Kureka
school closes FriiH) w itli a big entertain
ment in the eieniinr .. It is a cause for
wonder how so man) iioi'-p.rtisaii" dem
ocrats from this township are getting work
in the Champion shops.
CREEN TOWNSHIP.
Ri.thNoi'dii-.. Ftb. i. The marnaue
of (.Seore Uy and Annie Welmer toik
plate on lat VedmMlaj eiinhig at the
re-uUnee of John Voule, -outli Ct liter
staeL Thev will mike their home in
Cetlamlle Mrs IUltie Jacob, of Co-
luiii.ii.i. i-itetl rtlatis litre Mondij....
Ihe Ihiukaitla IkM M-rlce at 1'osmiim
M.I100I hotie I.iit ihbath nioruini; ami
eenini; . ..et.ri;eOaL atiul Irene Kame.
"f ,?oulll. cJ1'ri,t011. clle' on Miss Ida
KeII-,J. S.ibbitli ...Candidates for olhce
dr;; ie.w J
-
-k v.
K i
.. .... ..... ..., (....u, miu l,C 1UCVL inent on
v cvVx-lc always have
rtVlinV Acker'. lUlir
5oother at Land. It !s tho only safe
medicine yet made that will remove all
Infantile disorders. It contains no Opium
or MixrjtMne, but gives the child natural
eate frum pain. Price 25 cents. Sold by
Frank II Coblentz, corner Market and
High streets.
CLIFTON.
CltltcK. Feb. 21 The roads are set
ting in a deplorable) condition caused bv
the recent wet spell. Yet there are jiersons
nli, it. Cttfirui... ,. unlit Mtl.u, ...... ....... '
nil" ".- j..-.- ii'xiiii lauin -,.,- ,mn
roads than bad oui . who continue to Inn t
heav) loads over the ro tils, making them u
great deal worse than is ntcessir) at all
If there Is a Ian to regulate such prixeed
lugs. It ctrtaiiil) ought lo be t uforccil i
Last Saturda) as Hoss 'I aunt lull was coin I
ing to town on horseback, his horse bevmit
frightened at some objee t on the siiie of the
road and starteil to run, becoming uuiiiii
ageable, tore up the ronl at the top of its 1
speed, and all at once sprang on to a wire ,
fence at the side of me roul, cutting I
Its throat. The wire severed the Jugular
vein and wind pipe, causing d ilh iu a few
minutes. Hoss h id i rem irkilileeseipe, as
all the injur) he iistalucd w is a slight cut
on his left ankle Communion sen ices
vvillbcobservrd.il the I nitid Presbjttmn
iliurch on next alibith a nn k Minhiith
Hev. Itille) will Im- .issiMed b) Hev. Orr, of '
Hamilton, Ohio series of meetings will
lie held during the preceding week On
Mon.ll night, IheViMh. the students of the
theological seminar) of euia will hue u
discussion Their subject will be ".Mis
sionar) Work" On biblntli night, the,
JTth, Hei. Ashenhurst. of Xtiua. will
preach . List Mondi) night i wttk
hrank Shigle-) hut all except seieii of his I
chit kens stolen 'I lie supiMisifion is
that Inline tilent did the job .
Mrs. Miranili II iker of bpringheld is the
guest of her nine. Mrs. A.J. lterg i
Mrs. Hev. ltaile) is quite sick with a bid j
cold ...Mivor Stew art and fithi rare off on
r prospecting tour through Ahbiun. '1 he)
will be gone about a wetk . W. Wif-j
kinsou, of South Charleston, w is the gu st I
of her cousin, C. K.Todd list wes-k ...hd i
Grain and T'ne Xaie iiited at Jno. Wtl-
ltr' last Fridai .. The Methodists and
colored people al e holding a big revival at
the respective rhnre'ies ..Mrs. .Mar) Wil
kinson oreliuiis visiting her ilaughltr, I
Mrs. W. iirand TikIiI .. Mrs M. A. Smith I
Is visiting relatives at Goes Station, O .
Hussell Hrciverof eiin was in Clifton liM I
batiiida) ..Pleut) of rain, mud, and
changeable weather on Ii mil at present
Win Hickett. of Xenia, Ins moved in tht-
Isaac liooliuan projiert). Dr. II trris and
wife cuter! lined a number of friends list
Tuesday night a week. ..Siniuil Menden
hall continues quite poorl) ..We limit r
stand that John Ktcrune will move n
John v He) 's f arm heir Yellow Spring-.)
this spring ...Mr. John Hife went to Kan- i
sas last vv eek.
TREM0NT CITY.
TiitvtiiNT Citv, Kt-b J Mr. Kil Klb-liUKi-r,
of Muh.ik-, Kan-xs. was In tmvii
eiurini; last week. Him tic-cts t.i m-iko ins
future) lumie vvitli Ills cramlsim, .1. II. Ilen
nett, of riniii. () ...Tlie cariet-nti; sc-n-i
n i: at Mr. b I)lni;!isline"s last tlmrsiHi.
was .in enjiivalile occasion. Manj of Mrs
I) 's Ia!j frii mis were present ....Mr. Will
Klnir. .if i,,re,t. . lt ,..... ,
-- j -j aaasee, air s,iia tefivtl
soon to eniiace iu tlie butclierv b islnc-s
witlt.Mr. (.us. cli;cl . .Mi-s 1,1-zie II .m
selpesser K at tliis vvritlnj. in a vi rv ilm
Kerous c-onilitioii vv itli luns (truiilili- . .
Mrs. Itelle liaker, vvitli LT., Dm i .m.I Ktlie,
lier daughters, were the guests of .Mrs
Klinbetli Jones on Kmlaj of list week . .
Mr. Kt-ubiu IIutTiiia.il ami ilaugliter JI ir
were visiting at W. A. rente's Ilmrsiliv
.mil Krnl.iv of last week... Measles, to a
great extent, li-iv e abates! ami liopes are
entertaineil that the epiilpinic will soon be
nunitieres! ainoni- tlie things tl
Tlie "Soldier of Fortune" wa'
that were
plavtsl bv
the uniiersit students Satunlaj evening
last 10 a large anil appreciative audience.
. .. Walter lieigellsilmv n with measles
Tlie funeral of Mrs. Ilenr Titer was lirgel)
a tended. Tuesila of Id-i week, at bpring-Iit-ld..
. .Mike Smitli liasimiit-d uptolslanil
No. 10. In the Willow I) lie district .. The
grocer store lr'inerl ovineil b Jim Klnir,
was mined to Springtield this week, Mr.
King hav ing traded it oif to ptrties there.
. . .Miss Miller, of Illinois, Is the guest of
Mrs. Dr. Sen-ain.in ...Jones's craion and
jene-Ir store is now beautifully decorated
with handsome landscape and craion work,
the Work of 1). W. heel ...Tlie (Jninl
Ami ramp tire was a ver beautiful atf.ur
and was well enjotsl b all present.
TitiviovT Citv. Feb. 2J. The exhibi
tion given b the students of tile Western
Normal universit at Tremoiit Cit on bat
urda evenitig. Ftbruar) lit, was a grand
success. There will be another given in the
near future The Western Nonnil Is in
fine condition under the management of
Prof. 11. I. Uarr. Number of pupils on roll
50 ...I.eander (lard lias gone on a pleasure
trip to ew Orleans. . . .Kev. Father Sidle
of isprlngneld held religious strvices -it
lionlusiillelast bunch) The Franklin
Debating society Is in full blat. Delate
ever) Tueda) evening ..Capt. Vic.
Smith vvillshortl) move to the neighbor
hood of Willow Dale.
0SB0RN.
OsnniiN, ()., Feb. 'J t Momlaj afte-r-niMin,
while saning mioel cn Ins farm, four
mlIi- iirst cif tins rlnce, I!ev. Jolin Crc-Mi-r
met Hi iiuitc- a iiasnftil accident. Tlie
lirst '.iiKirim tlie left linn! n as riuclitln
tlie saw ami ripiiee! fruiutiptose-cciiul jcilnt.
Amputation miy be necvssarj ...J. Ifc
lull iimunis tlie lews of two pet rabbits . . .
Dr. l'errj Tailor commences! briukim;
Krotinil Monilaj. preparatorj to the erection
of an addition to Ills oflice. He intends to
oen a itmir, store In tlie near future. 1L C.
Hooter, sr., will tie euiplojeil as chief
clerk ...The Daughters of 'litbekah will
Kile a lap supper at I O. O. K. hall this
(Thurselai) eienini;. KierjlMxlj Islnnteel
to attend Mr. Jacob Kissinirer loaded
two cars Tucsla with household goods
anil fannini; iiiiileiueius. read) for the
south. He intends to locate in Alabama.
GItIn IIoui-l)-, Tro TVi.i. tlnlj
Doth the horrid freckle )our features
spee-
kle?
And dusk) tan )our f.ue o'erspaii?
Hate )ou awful pimples, but no sweet dim
ples? U )ourskin ijuite sallow, or greasy like
Ulloii
Are ) our hands a sight, am! amis and neck
a fright?
Cease being hoiutl), become at once
ciinieU
UsoChamplin's Liipiid IV.tr!.
In a letter of regret to the New York
Southern society's banquet. Major Hewitt
pronounces against the Knights ot Labor
as organized. His letter to the Hrookljn
baniiuet Tuesdaj night was suppressed, as
Goiemor Hill had declined to be present if
it n as read.
I'li)ictaiiN tlae t-uiiml Out
That aconAininating and foreign element
iu the blood, del eloped bj indigestion, is
the cause of rheumatism. 'I his settles int
ern tlie snnsue sun-cutaneous eoienng of
the muscles and ligaments of the joints,
causing constant and shifting p-nii, and ag
grtgating as a calcareous, clnlkj deposit
w hich product s stillness and distortion of
the joints. Xo fact which experience Ins
demonstrated i'l regard to Hostetter's
btomach Uitters has stronger evidence to
support than this, namely, that this medi
cine of coiuprehensiie Uses checks the for
midable and atrocious disease, nor is it less
positnely established that it is preferable
to tlie to sons often used to arrest it, since
the medicine contains oyj) salutar) ingre
dients. It is also a signal reined) for 1111
lanal feters, constipation, iljspepsla, kid-
ne) and bladder ailments, debility and
other disorders, isee that )ou get the
genuine.
Earthquake shocks in Ittli caused treat
destruction in the towns along the Kiiiera
and an appalling loss of life. AtCtno
three hundred persons were killed b) being
buried under fallen buildings. Mail) were
killed at other places and hundreds
w onnded. One third of the tow u of Diauo
Mareno was destroyed. The damage to
property is Immense.
An Kxrell.ut Opportunity.
Pleasant and protitible einplinment
sure!) awaits a wike-awake salesman who
wiilsupp!) the demand, in this iicinit).
for the New Keiersible Map of the United
Mates and Canada and Pictorial Map of
the World. 1SS7, issued by the renowned
map puclishers, Kami, McXall) A. Co.,
Ws-IM Monroe street, Chicago. A Kail
road and Count) map of the United States
and Canada, with the greater jKirtion of
the Republic of Mexico; a tine representa
tion of Ilartholdi's "Libert) Enlightening
the World." and the duisionsof "Standard
rail aj time," are shown on the face of the
ma). On the pictorial side are separate
colored maps or the World, Europe. Asia,
North America, South America and Mexico
Also select engravings, diagrams and statis
tical tables. '
DYSPEPSIA
cccwcfJ h tenrta, bj laipairi c rftitnttVjn ana ao
rrwlrj( tbe tocc ox lija fgrstem, to frp lla w-vj
1 T JiJ?m lVCiUX9
-THE
IEST TONIC
tuickl j ftml cnmnl4tj I nrr IMprila in all
luuunna. iirnrinurn itfirainc. j m
r sou. etc It fnnchM ind our
Kt tti aptMmte ami aJtin tb ajwimilAtioQ ot t l.
KrT J T Kossitkr. Ib honored tuutor t th
hmt Kflamwxt Church. Bltinnm. Md. m;
IlTin uM llrtwn'i Ir n Bittera lor l-pii
aod lnil)r"tin 1 lke irret pltsaaura id rnm
nifndinfc it hixhlj Al CfnMlr it a rplDilHl tutuo
n 1 lot urnrator and vrj ttrvrgxbvtiiwc
IIOH .tHEPH U 8CIT, Judps tit Circuit Ooiirt,
Clinton t Jini.aai'a I tar mut hrfnl lti
numj to tlie 1&ccf of Brown a Iron Itittvrs tot
ljilli. and aa m tonic "
Oenuiiw has abovn Tradi Mark and rmtrwd rvd lio
on'wH"' TnUraoolhir. Mdonljty
UUUU.N CUKMICALCOIIALTIMOKjUMIjV
AKE STILL TKICMlMIA.Yr!
Forfllteen years theyhavestadlly cilnert In
favor, ani with siles constantly lucrraslng
havr hHnt the most Donular cursettlirnuirh
out th . nitl tat?9
TheIqualtty I warnnted to weir twice as
locga-t ordinary cornets We have lately In
Ifoittindd tl.itfl iti.t 1 II irn.lAiullli u tr-. !..,.
waist, and ecan furnish them wheiiiireferreti.
lllnest aAirdi Irom all the world s rt at
fttrs The last medal ree-lved Is forflrtdir
creeof nerlt.from the lite extosltlon held at
New Orleans.
While icores ot patents have been found
worthless, the principle- of the Moie-Filttng
have proved inv iluable
uemiers are aui'mnzea to reiuna money, ii,
upon examination, these) corsets do oot prove
as representee!
For -Me everywhere. CataloRUBefreeona,,.
plication.
THOJISOX, MXt.IlOV A- CO.,
X. Y.
Ladies
Do j on .niit a pure, bloom
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few nniilications of Hacan's
MAGNOLIA BALM will grat
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teut. It does away with Sal
low ness, Redness, Timples,
Blotches, and all diseases and
imperfections of the skin. It
overcomes the flushed appea.
nnco of heat, fatigue and ex
citement. It makes a lad y of
T1UKTV appear but TWEN
TY ; and so natural, gradual,
and perfect aro its eflects,
that it is impossible to detect
its application.
Ftirlk darhe, nillooane--. I.lTerC om
plttlnt., liullaeellou. Mild but elfectlec.
UT--IUI.U 111 UKLt.lilSTS,
ASTHMA
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i-r-i!ht asstilr-tiol
GERMAN ASTHMA CURE '5V:l
mofli Tioinil atuu-k lUnuren eomlorUMe Urep
effeLU cam whera all otht?r n-m-iliM fail
o waltiDK for rrituli-w Ita nrtioa la
luimediatet direct unit rritnln mmI a
crcu rnrrirom til V u HA u lib t ACJ
II penua&U w4 em. Beft-r to b m uf tlM
Horn M Lutt l fWbi b.-a
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van. zm 'i Vim .un (Jaw-.
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My pjriHtarMoaiBF-ittitS Ctmu litai Cut It
TtM-9a4B i-T tlmiU- LvtUn -m U. lak My frwfj-bt
Ormnn Jlatthma ('urn In pc. hi- all rfm
'llj at .'Jkt-'.aif-.il ! l.i-i- tns-nt h n.ail n nl.
ol i nco. Tnil arlasfi-t Tret to iny addrewt for
n.nnifni .-. -a ii-Hrt.ia.ai.3f-ia.
I CURE FITS!
Wbea I aaf (' 1 k "t ma m ly to top Uwra for
a 1Un and iLrn .. thttn irtura eXklu. 1 iohii a rA-
41 etua. 1 tM mvt ttt-c Lcm f tin. Ul
LtTSr er P ILL! NO siCKNt&S a Itti lone itaJr I
arrBt ntj ii-nHr-if to tun ta imrit ruf. BTnaa
othcri I-. rJIJ la no r-wti lor nl now ret. fine
rara. fwiij at - Tor a trtl an-t a Fn- Hultl of mj
lt-fal.lt I '-m-t-ily lia IirrM it lu-itOffica. Jt cuatt Ja
awtUu Ir a t 1J an J I will cirt jroo.
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ii s--44 i vv, th-sv B-1-.iy -rtitarf-Pcl
-.AU.O--U nat-a latirt-mrote.
UAUarma aa-1 u-it-Hn-pata, Avi
Plt IU-ninU--aa J-rt.nblB; -r--rj
artk k nq-ik-Nl fcT tWa-t -K Pram
C(HT. lnch-Jin Rr-s-uim Ual
rlak. TrtmnhiE,t-li-.
CaUina Iaitrart'totia far
AmaUar b-,ch. 1 icrrfa-M at-.l SL--l.
hnm V.lcv-. Ttit M-.!.n mw,A
jK.ieu u.1 01 vai Aliutc.
CONSUMPTION.
t ba 0aiitlTo rmMff,r th abo-rdlaaa, br ltt
V nnaa a - ( t of tta wpr-t Un I and of kmr
t.aB-lniff harb-TiruT--d lnlt1 imatrorKisj n fa iS
Id vtflra-rr. tht I will fet-. TWO BOTTLkS FRLE.
toe lhT with aVLCABLB TRtATIE on Ibta (1mm
. asjf aaCarer Glva cirrrt- and 1 O adJre-t
0a T. A. SLOcCM- 111 I axiLsN-r Totk
Iff Ml VVIGUR'-- ' '
ll aM Wm ! rt" . t in.. n r
IfflVniPailSW B riatity lb. nw Cri.I-1
nrl.l t-.rl. s.nit lor
BHBHH ftar M IllnamtfrJ M a al 1. la
llp.liti. H.CUI, Mn .AUrs ! Cr.lsle
nlllllBic,u.u.utt..s.T
Mierln's Sale.
Pursuiiit to the c mimanil of an execution
of s tie issued (torn the cutirt of cutnmuu pleas
of ''lirk ciiunti.Uliio. .mil tnnieillrtclet and
deliiered. I wllloifer forsileat public auction
it the south door of the court tmusenf said
county, in tneciiyoi pnni;iieiii.iinio. on
.Situr.liy, lel.nmrj Jl.tli. I. 1SX7,
Atone o'cl.ck p. nt .the following described
morlirmen irenuses,to-lt
situate in the cit) of s-tiriuKfleltt. In the
county ot llirk..mu st tto ol Ohio. and be
iim.ipirl ol tlienortlmestiiurterof section
-No 4, township "So l.rmite .No , M K. &
lleuiuningat a stone u here tlie south line of
Clark street eteniteil Mill Intersect the e.ist
Hue of the old Diytou road, thence with the
south line of C'ltrk street south s' Sdeir.east
1C0 'J-lu feet, to a point in said line. Ilieure
south 3' den .west 43 feet, thence north si,J
deg.nest HS onuofeet, to the east line of the
old lltyton road, thence tilth the same north
M'tdeg. east 4.11- feet, to the place of beKln
nini.
aldabote described premises appraised at
Jkiisj l.
bald pnnises to be sold byorderof the court
nt common pleas of CI irk county. Ohio. In c ise
. Sit), iherein James ll llutlman Is plaln-
iin. ana sir in tvanniruei at areaeieitaanis.
Terms of sale Cash
M 11,1,1 AM B mkLK.
heri!I of llirktoiiiitj Ohio.
llicAS .1 IliOs. ttorneis J0u
rm IfflU IP 3
IPJI I i Ul -THE I
love fitting
GOOCH'S
mim
SYRUP
OF WILD CHERRY, TAR, GLYCERINE, ETC.
WILL CTJHE COITSXTMPTICXT,
And It the belt remedi tor the cure ot all affections ol the Throat. Lung and Chett t uch it Contumptioa.
Colot, Cought. Ailhmj. Bronchltit Whooping Cough Croup. Pun or Oppression olthe Chett,
Hoantnett. Spitting ot Blood, ana all Pulmoiar) Dlstaic.
CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED!
WE hare the gntit jing fart to know that It ran be rurwt with OOOt H'3 MEXICAN 8T RUP Tuber
culous matter li ruthlmrmcire than uounrbmrnt Imperfect! rmnlzn e.w if vrcaacrorarethe
IDizDianguw IU13 1SKJ inaicriaoso clui ItiriMiRri luc pities l clrctnc mallj It may take Its
place In the sjsten, we can cure the ilisrasp Ibis is Jusl what this -jrup does. It at once slope
Hie roirress of lhediva.se br irerentiiig the further stopple tf tu!rculoiis tuamr lor while th- jUj-m It
un ler lis influeuce alt nounaboiect is orzanlzeil an I as moated, ll thus iciitro a I ucigD Mht bweala,
ana all other symptoms cf Consumption Couunipti u is ooe of the mutt tuattix me ami temUe of all
I laUl di-4-asea, an 1 makes Ihe life of tlje pojr o.i,-imi tlte a lirll n eaith Cnln tsremle Ikat lemblr dl
eaw hat been coai leml an affliction bejtonl Ibcnaihuf loeillctne; Luta reweru in the manaaement ot
I -ulmonarriiivaseawemslil-djwnin)CUjon thescenlifictiiedicalwuiM aid tince munj dUllneuLshed
t pli7icians hate acknowleilgtsl that muuniptlun cn Im- rured few ihereaie wtoatteml lo cvntioert
their opinitn To thoee sio,rleil onl as victim i.i that faul mtlatle, wenfVr a ten.edy ante to its results
tu bring hack health to their poor weakeno! frames and J .jrlo ti e heart of Heir fr end
I Centumpll.es. because all other things tail, belie. not that MEXICAN SYRUP will -oi rlrgle suf
ferer nee.1 peri-h if be or she will take lilKX Iff MKXICAN sykI'P in t.me V rw eh 1 unlike tne
j other srmptiiui of diseav- Itstantsa co njlraior wilh llitealenioijsice uenac I ir the health and exiat
j enceof a viial organ, so commence at tnreal the hrst ItiliCMtu luf atoi ch 1RV IT jcu ww snfler.and
beconelnce-l lio you want toteae,d from a emiuni tlse'e gtare "hen n ale one mure trial. This
retnedyisfii the reich o eserybmly. ll onlr iw:s ffl.vr l a 1. llle I.tiii ule not rlh !0 cents If
I mj, make one more trial. Is not your life in-Jeeil wnlh one mere trial Tet the trtuh ot our words.lt
, only by one single bottle; an 1 nettr gne n td'iair ill) you areiertain there is nohije It has cu red
I thousands audit will cure you. As e would pi- ad with a Intnil lo "Te hltn Irom taling his own life,
i e we i!ead with you to "ate sotirM-I res from a irerraturegraTe Vie p.-ttiTely guarantee a Jierceptil le ami
1 continuous imprasement when the uie-llisne is I jitbfiilly atnl peclHcntly usd
I u .lic,t"r1w"P,',,J''ntt,'wettilitofcenninc firale from tlio-eirratefn! fur lieillh re-toreJ.
Uchatcwlectel the-e frum thou"nnd whi. h -ire riuw on hie with n ami ready lur referen.-e as
rro-il ot the merits ul our medicine. v e give the Post ofiice a.iJrcu, no any one dc-inng can write
j direct to the psrties.
This medicine is mnnuf irture 1 by the CINCINNATI DRUG AND CHEMICAL C0 St Main Street
Cincinnati, u , irom a prescription of .MOsu
eterywhere.
It td lira Lifi. Hooch's Mexican Syrup
hss accomphhed a cure in this neighborhood
whl h has ntomhed the fieonle. A)ounglsdy,
Mia Dsi-19, was giren up lo die Ly her attending
phvieian. he had Lung rerer. The doclor
pal 1 he wont 1 die before morninir. end a.lvi,el
her friends to liiscontmue lite medicine, as they
were doing her no. good. Her parents hat a
'he house
m o vi r.i icoiju i-iriii- an i i mimcni in
iniyaloncebegintugitethefryruv
in doe one hour apart, and trtouentli bathed
her chest with the Liniment. Ietore morning
she was dei i ledly letter, and. after using two
bottle of evh, ehe is almot as well as ever. It
wa ittiKt like raising the dead, and his estab
It-he I the reputation f onr metlicine here. J.
A J .V.&A.NDs, rnmlle. Athens, Co 0.
t? hive ha 1 nn Knii!imir nf rA r s-ri-.
thro it in oar town. I cun--l one of the wort
J?"1!,!! i "r l,ooch3 .Mexican syrup and
alternitely erery four hours,
s..., -.----. -iiuimii iii ii. e jiu-"i -inic
i.. u. ItUUti,
Jiercnant. ifemerMilIc, U
enutmtm Allow mo to offer ray nnoTirited
tctlmon in fitor of (tooeh'-i Meii"an tyrnp.
i m i a p-tuga lor arout time jear- an I wi?
tiken with a i-erere hemorrhage of the lune..
They ai 1 1 wnnl I not Inet 11 iromintr. I com
ment el ti'-injcyourttoorh's Mexican Sjrnn. and
it re! 10 red me in about thirt minute. I hare
ue i three boUle and it ha -.are I me ound and
well Unpin tht may be the mean- of ehennc
the heart of dettpondm-f inrilid, I am yours
.-nj, '-litl.tl. I'lUL's. White tnnx. Vi Va
If not on f ale at mx.r-t dfjJi r. will cnj
the United stat of America.
KoriIe b Montimw ACirwood, Frank H. Coblentz, W. T. Smith M.W.Webb
Co., Dr. I. J C h ier, A. Smiilt V Co.. .1. J. Urowii. F. A (tan-food ami W. T. bmttlu
THE STANDARD
ASBESTOS CEMENT FELTING,
ASBESTOS AIR CHAMBER,
ASBESTOS LOCOMOTIVE LAGGING.
ASBESTOS LINING FfcLT, ETC.
Hill
H.W.7JOHNSMEG.t:a
87 MAIDEN LANE,
NEW YORK.
CHIC."-, -H!U:lrHU, 1313CS.
Samples and Illustrated Pxnhtct ' Sicam
A Kesilulion
It-tIxrlDIt neiesiiry to make public lm
provrmi-iit byerfi tinsa nurket houean4
cltT office, and pnxurlns the nec.nry rr? tl
tt if .is a site therefor ind apiroa-h-s
thereto, and for market space
Ketolnd. by the city council of the city or
Springfield, Ohio. That it H nece-nry.jiid
th it It is intended to mike a public iinproi
nient by enctlnan trket houieand rtty uni
tes ind pnH'urtns'the nete-stary realtate
.ttattte therefor, and approaches thereto,
for market space
The netessary real ett itP ta be procured for
said purposes, is ltu ited in theblock Itounded
by Market space. Ill -th. Center and aihine
ton street-t. In stid cit. aud Is boundfd and
describerta follow tn theea-t, I-y the weit
line of Market tpice on the north, by t line
parallel to. and eighty four and a halt feet
south of the south line of lllirti street, on the
nest, by he east line of Center street, and on
the south by a line parallel to. ind one hund
red ind fifty feet south of the north boun
dary line bote described
Mid market notice and city office toN
ere tedin thecenterof said Mra! etate and
sas to lene two strips of --aid real estite fifty
feet In width, and extenHrc from Market
space to Center street, one on the north and
the other on the outh side of siid Mirket
house and city offices, for market space
Thclty clerk Is hereby dlreited t publish
this resniutfon for two t .nscurlve weeks ina
new s pi per published ind of general tirtula
tiori In the corporation
ri sea teDmarvn i..
H . T1IUMA&. President
Alt st J.S SiuwALTEs.ntyClerk, 4n.im
All Ordinance
To Abolish the Ottlceof Mirshil
SktihnJ he it ordained by the council of
the city nf '-prinirfleld, Ohio. That In the opln
I m of council it Is expedient to abolih.and
tint theoftlc-of m4rhal be. and the sime Is
hereby abolished. Provided. however.that thlt
ordlmnce haH not artct the term of officof
any m irnh il nhu may h ire been elected before
its ii ssice
"Kr 1 Thit an ordinance entitled. "In or
dlnance prescribing the duties and fixing the
cimpensitlon of the tity tnirshil.' passed
May J. Ivrfl. be. and the sarrn- Is hereby re
peiied.and thit onlinance shall take effect
and be In f.irce from and after the earliest pe
rlol alloueilby law.
Passed rebruarv 2d, 17
Y TIIOMXc.President
rfAttet J --. SnrwLTrR,CityCerk 4m
I aura M.Tuttle. PI tint ft. c v ,n
a'tinst fn th-
Martha nmkuer.and others !, ""!:. rt
widow aud heirs of Allen f " p "',"
Uuckner. dec-ased, de I i-...UL ,L
lentlints
Vs'-IUIll-PU I IC.L3
The defendant, Horenre E. Ituckner, will
take notice that on the ZHh davot Hecember
is.s.1. the plilntitT. aboie named, tiled her petl
tion In said court azainst the siid Mirthi
nuckner. nliloH. anil the said Horenre K
Due Huer and the other heirs of llen l.urkner
deceased, to foreclose a mortiraeeexecured by
tiiesani isiieu nucKiieranu ueinereu to Azro
Aldrlch ant subseuuentlv assiirned to the
Plalntill.
Isald mortiriire ll as executed lo seeure th
balinceof the purchase money si hich the sab!
Allen uuckneranreeil to pav thesild Aldritl.
foralot frontlnelVJfeeton Harrison street. In
the city of sprtnetleld, Ohio, and fullyde
scribed Inthedced from siiil Aldrlrh to the
said Allen Uuckne-.dated .November lr.th.ls"4.
and recorded In lolume ul. pi,e Tl.of deed
rei .inls of said county
The petition pras (tr a flndlni; of the
amount due on said mortgage, and una failure
of detendints to par the same, by a dav to be
named bv the court, thit nn order issue to the
she nir of siid county, commanding hi in to sell
said real estate. as upon execution, to sitisls
the amount so found to be due.
The said Horence K Buckner is required to
answer said petition on or before the "th day
of April, ls'7.
LAI IU M TITTT.K.
by her attorney. A II l.lliett.
tebruirylT, IssT. 411
sINCI.F BARBEL SHOT (U. J.OO
llOIIlll.K 3.00
SIMJI.K BREECH I.IIIDEE, 4.00
UOIJBI.E 10.00
I'rtcea oa other cooda In proportion,
PARKER.SMITH and OTHER CUNS
or Bornxn to nnoor ciomm.
Illustrated fatalism- and Price List sent Free
J. C. IANDLE & SON. IS!tV&
TO ADVERTISERS!
Fora check for !20we will Drint a ten line
advertisement In One -Million issues of leading
smencin -sew .papers intsts ac tne rateoi
nlyone-fltthot a cent a line for 1.100 Cjrcula
tion! The aiiertisement will be nlareil before
One Million different new.DaDernnrchasprs
or Fit e Mii.uos Uiidsrs. Ten lines will ac
commodate about 7o words. Address with copy
ot Adv. anil cnecK.orseiin jo cents ior itooK ox
17b p-iges (.LO. P. KOW ELL A CO . 10 Srsxci
Sr NkwYosi.
t.akcia, an oIJ Mexican Doctor. Sold by taim.fi
'
Eirsisc lit- Livisn t;oob's3Iexiean Syrup
has lien perfect atlftction in my family, and
1 can recommend it without hesitation whatever,
as the best remedy for cough, cold and all lung
troubles. A young I idy m my employ, whoha4
up todle by her friend, with conumptin. has.
by the ue of this remedy, been restored to
oecn mrce t to nun worn, and who bad bee
ueaun. an i is now at work earning her lieinr.
and c!toing health. It. ii. 1LKMIMJ, hditor
i iiiu-i uurrai
llainK suffcrnl for the Tat two Tear with a
Tpry eerc counh.antl ww unable-to find ny
tluntr to trive me rt-Iief antil I commeneed
MMfh Meximn 5yrup, which I find art im
nieiliately wih nrit i-at.-firtion. FKMC
AHMM.Pe-isionUrfiin A?ent. Kooa 32, Temple
11 ir LuiMinff. Cincinniti. 0
1 m sure (to-ch s Mexican Syrup U the beet
me heme I ever heard of. My bab bad beer
i. j-acrriniwun a roucn ir inrre vfrk. nml jix
ilofnl thf -.mir. i-tira-.l if J I HIV tlRPPVlW
Je . o. 141 t Third Street, CoTinrton, Ky.
OentUmeu will not hi ie my light under a
bushel, fori wiut the people to know what your
mrdiCim hi Jonforme. For foar years I hare
been nfiiirted with cthma. and eonld not (ret
unythmur to do me nny goo-J until I got your
(SorHh'n Mexican yrup. I took three botries
and it cured me entirely I fire you thi, hoping
it may b the mean of sarins ome one from a
horrible and irm-tnre death. Your, under
obturations. RL TH03. B. WARWICK, beott
Tnwn.O.
two rn-,ttlt--i- noitniid. on rpreint of $1.IY). in nn-r mir
Savin; and Fire-Pros! Materials" Free bv MaiL
Legal otlca of Sp clal Election.
A resolution calllns a special election ot the
electors of the city 'of anrincfleld. on the
question of a police cscrt and onthe.juev
tionot Ihe issuing of market Bouse bonds.
Kesolved. by the city council of the city of
Spriuufleld.Oato. That a special election be,
aud the same Is hereby called to be held on
.Monday. the Tth Cay ol March. A. 1.1S87.
between thehoiirsol'iu'cioeka mjind6oelock
p. m .at tne usual pi uesot lioMinn elecilons
In Ibesseral wardsaedpreciuctsof said city:
and Hie ualtrl.d electors ot said city are
hereby nutlfled to meet on said day between
said hours at their seienl places of holdlttir
elections in their respective wirds or pre
dicts, and then and there proceed to Tote on
the question of the election ot a police judce.
prosecuting attomei of the police court and
clerk of the s lie c urt. provtded forlnaa
act of theseneral assembly ot Ohio, entitled.
" n act to amend section 1707, section 17i. as
amended February 17. lssa. section 1304 and
Ists. as amended April 6. lsso. and sections 1SI2
and 1"1A of the reilsed statutes of Ohio,"
passed tebrtury lb. Iss7 And the electors who
tavor the election of such otneers. shall have
utltten r primed on Iheir ballots the words,
"Piatlce Court es.' and theelectors whoop
pose the election of such officer, shall hate
writtenorprlnted on their ballots the words,
"l'ollce Court No.
And the qualified electors of said city are
hereby f nrttier notified to meet on said day be
tween said hours, at their usual places of
holdim; elections In their respective wards or
precincts, and then aud there proceed to vote
on the question of the Issuing of the bonds of
said city tor tne purpose of erectlni: a market
house aud city otnees. and ot procuring the
necessary real estate as a site therefir and
tppro iches thereto, and for rn irket space, not
exceeding one huudrvd and fllty thousand dol
lars. In denominations not less than five hun
dred dollars, payatde at any time within forty
years from the date of their issue, at a rate of
Interest uot exceediui: six per cent per an
num, payable semiannually. a provtded In
an act of thecencnilassemblyof Ohio. entitled
An act to authorize the council of cities of
the second class, third grade, to Issue binds
torthepnrpose of erectlni; a market house
and tty offices, and of procuring the necessa
ry real estate as a site therefor and approaches
thereto and for mirket space or any one or
more of them." passed February lrdh. lsS7.
And the electors who favor the Issuing of
sa d bonds. shall have written or printed on
their ballots Ihe words. "Market House lio ds
i es " and those who oppose the Issuing ot
siid tuinds. shall hit e written or printed on
their ballots Ihe words. "Market House Bonds
No
All ballots shall conform to the provisions of
section Juts of the revis.d statutes of Ohio, so
far as the sane are aim Icable. and thejutzes
and clerks of s tld elecih n shall be constitut
ed and chosen -nd sworn and qualified as pro
vtded bylaw for a regular annual municfnal
election In ald ilty, and sh til each receive f, r
hissenlcesat said special election assuch
judge or clerk, the sum of two dollars out of
the general expense fun-t of the city
Keturns of raid special election shall be
mule to thee t-rkot said city, and he shall. In
the presenceof the mayor, in thearsence of
the mayor. In the presence of a Justice o( the
peace of the-eounty. open and make an ab
stract of said returns and certlly to council
at Its first regular meeting after atd e'ection.
the results of said election upon the questions
submitted at said special election, and the
clerk of s ilit city Is hereby directed to provide
the necessarybillot boxes poll books and tally
sheets forsald election, and said special el, c
llon shall, in all matters, not herein otherwise
provided for.begoierned.su far as practical le,
by the provls'ors of the law governing remilar
annuit municipal elections In this city.
The sum of two hundred dollars is hereby set
aside, out of the general expense f nnd of said
lly. to pay the expenses of said special elec
tion, ind the eitv clerk Is hereby directed to
have this resolution published for ten consec
utive diys In two newspapers published, and
of genenl circulation In this city.
l'assed February 2M. Iss7.
U t THOMAS. President.
Attest. J S SiixtriLr-a. City Clerk. teas
Legal ."Notice.
Sarah E. Stevenson and David Stevenson,
her husband, who reside at Clifton, Mason
county, slate of West Mrsinia. w.II take no
tice that Laun I. U llson tiled her petition In
the court of common pleas of Clark county,
Ohio, on the loth day of februiry. A.I Is7.
cause Xo m31. nllegtng that on they'd day of
ugust.A.I lsI. a certain paper writing pur
porting to be the list will an'' testament ot
Mewart A Lasley. decessed as idmttted to
probate by the probate cour' of C irk county.
nhio Mid will Is recorded t will record book
No 7. pigesJutniHincIusie .re ird of Clark
county. Ohio fhat said p-ip. w itlDg Is not
the last win and esiameni oi&ienart A. Las
lev, deceased.
The prayer ot said petition is that an Issue
be made up as to whether said paper writing:
is the last will and testament of said Mewart
I. Lasle'.and that the same may be set aside.
The persons above mentioned will take notice
that they hive been made parties defendant
to mid pe'ltlon.and that they are reuuired to
answer the s ime on or before the Ibth day of
,n-ll 1 I, 1h-
Mokris PLmmE.
X. 1 Btu.iM-a.and
Littlk .X Srivris,
Attorneys for l'lalntltr,
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