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Choice Suaar Corn. - 10c
" Lima and String Beans, 10c
"Tomatoes,. - - I2 c
" Table Peaches, I2c-20c
" Preserved Fruits, all kinds.
Flour Reduced. Coffee Lower.
SUGAR AT COST.
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36 to 40 South Market Street,
near High.
AH Stjlep, Low est'Prlces.
HYPES,
Tlie U after and Furnisher, fl Main.
PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
WANTED
TrTANTED Never purchase real estate or
I r loan money on real estate security, wnu
entan&bstrtctof the title back to tbenov-
trnment, prepared by A. Bradford, abstractor
01 titles; onice. room v. Arcaae. ine oniy per
son In the city who Ktves bis exclusive time
and attention to nreuarlnc abstracts of titles
and conveyancing. Deeds and mortgages cor
rectly drawn.
WANTED A processor, also loreman, for a
new cannlne factory; each to nut $1,000
In the business; mt be thorouchly compe
tent and experienced; eood salary. Capital
stock of company. 910,U00. Address fc. v.
Smith, Winona, Ontario, Canada. T5b-eod
TTTAXTED Ten daily or weekly boarders at
IT 56 K. Colombia street; house recently re
fitted and furniture about new; one aouoie
parlor; first floor torrent. t'
FOR RENT.
TIOR REXT New six-room honsa on South
X era avenue: first house west of Market
street. Apply at No. 8 E. .Main street. 77b
POK RENT Nicely furnished front room,
X one aauare from Arcade. No. 141 south Mar
ket street. YonnK married man and wife
preferred, or suitable for one or two gentle-'
men. trst-eiass Doaraine nonse witain uaii
a square. Enquire on the premises. Terms
tl per week. Stf
OOR RKVT Four moms in Phrnnll block,
f suitable for young men's lodging. Inquire
of 1 nomas Miarp. c-tx
FOR SALE
FOR SALE Good covered spring wagon, or
will trade for good busgy. Call at ZS
Clark street. 77a
FOR SALE A good ceneral purpose mare;
good driver and good worker any place.
Call at 163 e. Pearl strret. 77b
mOR SALE Horse, rjtaaeton bmnrv and har-
r ness; horse centle aud sate lor any lady
to drive. Call at 60 Arcade. 75b
FOR SALE Partially-equipped plantfor the
manufacture of fire-brick and sewer-plpe;
best location in Ohio. Also good coal mine In
the Hocking ralley. Coal lands and mines for
leaser 0 . D. Jackson, IBS N. High street. Co
lumbus. O. 74os
T10R SALE A rood Burdett orcan. cheap;
X will sell on monthly payments. Call at 12
S. Market street, room 1, upstairs. 74b
TWR SALE Good cultar. cheap. Call at 12 S
Market street, room 4, upstairs. 74b
"DOR BALE The entire stock of stores and
X tinware, tools, ladders, etc. recently
owned by O. IS. Williams, win be sold at a bar
gain. This will be a rare opportunity to ob
tain a cheap stock of goods, with which to en
race In business. Inquire of J. F. McUrew.
assign ee.iiE. Main street. 73t
FttS.LE Your choice o! four of the finest
building lots for private residences in the
etty of Sprint-field. Two of the lots adjoin,
making 1W feet front and 150 feet deep. One
lot fronts on two streets and is 160 feet deep
and so feet front, and all ol the lots overlook
the city. Apply to No. 21 N. Center street,
Springfield, Ohio. 67om
FOR SALE House; nearly new.frame house
of eight rooms; large cellar, good stable:
lot 138x213 feet, in one of the healthiest and
most desirable localities in Springfield. Price
SWOU. Terms easy. Call at the premises,
west side of Belmont avenne, second nouse
north of Mais. 63-ap
FOR SALE Second-hand bicycles, cheap.
Call on or address D. II. Olds. No. 8 West
Main street. 47tt
MONEY TO LOAN.
MONEY TO LOAN On farms or city prop
erty, in amounts ranging from $500 to SllV
000; seenrity must be ample. Inquire of C.B.
Klssell, room 5, Commercial block. Limestone
street. 74tlJm
MONEY TO LOAN In sums to suit, on first
mortgage and good commercial paper.
Call and see ns. Room No. 1, Lagonda Bank
building. Ueorge II. Coles 4 Son.
LOST.
LOST Pocket-book containing 812. on Cen
ter street, between Clark and Pleasant,on
east side of street. Finder will please leave
at Pleasant street school and receive reward.
WANTED I
-A. NOJIBKR OW
BLACKSMITHS!
Must be first-class Mechanics. Industrious
and men of good habits Steady em
ployment to good men. Address
Box G33, Cincinnati, O., with references.
ASK YOUR GROCER
FOH WALTON Jt GESTS'
SPRING VALLEY HAMS.
Finest Cured Meat intbe Market.
-TJLTE-
HILL SLIDING BLIND
Is the Cheapest and Best Inside Blind now
sold; to be found only at
NO. 61 S0DTII LIMESTONE ST.
TELEPHONE S7S.
it
PAYNTER & CO
NEWSPRING HATS!
EXPERIENCE IS THE BEST OF TEACHERS,
Is a good old saying you
EASTER CARD!
Given Away with Each Package of
Diamond Easter Dyes
Tor ems. Each package will color four
beautiful colors. The No. 1 v Hi dy eggs
Pink, Blue, Green and Yellow.
THE NO. 2 WILL COLOR
OH, RED, VIOLET AND DM EHEEN.
The price is onlylOe f orfour colors, and each
color will dye two dozen eggs.
Easy to use and harmless the eggs can bo
eaten.
Also. Paa's Easter Dyes at 5c per package.
ALL FOR SALE AT
GASPER'S Drug Store,
risher'tBloek. MalnHtreei.ad Door W est
of I.tmetone,Sprlngtleld.
COMING KVKNTS.
Black' March 29 and SO, Marie Tres
cott Black's April 5, 6 and 7, with Satur
day matinee, the French Grand Opera Co.
LOCAL BREVITIES.
An TIIERE ! Hit. CTCLOSE. STAV THERE !
"Oood-by." said the Blizzard, "to friends and
to foes.
And the scenes which my footsteps have
known.
Bnt stip, ere I go. let me here Introduce
My successor, young Mr. Cyclone."
TtJ-BUa.
Read Tayuter & Co.'s ad. at top of this
pajre.
Colonel Hanes, ot Enon, is a candidate
for county treasurer.
Mrs, IL F. Wlldasin, of riattsburg. is
ia the city.the guest of lelatlves.
Mr. Richard Rodgers returned from the
West this morning, via the O. I. & V.
The formal programme of the Jefferson
club banquet will be published tomorrow.
Dr. Elizabeth Cobles has changed her
residence from the Arcade to 72 west High
street
Charles R. Shepherd, of the Republic
office, who has been sick for several days is
out again.
The city council is out inspecting tLe
hospital this afternoon, on invitation
of Mavor Kelly.
Miss Viola Fox, of Springfield, is in the
city, the guest of Mr. Daniel Wilgus and
family. Xenia Oazcttc.
Orrin Ilypes, the Springfield gents' and
furnishing king, was in town today smiling
on friends. Xenia Gazette.
The will of Julia A. Burnett, deceased,
was admitted to probate today. Mr. J. A.
Hayward was appointed executor.
Miss Dickson, of Leavenworth, Kansas,
will arrive In the city tomorrow, to be the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. I). Little.
Rev. Joseph Kjle, of Springfield, has
been in the city for the past few days at
tending the closing exercises of the semin
ary. Xenia Gazette.
Ida Derrickscm, a woman of good repu
tation, was run in last night from Yellow
Springs street for disorderly conduct. She
pat up $10 for her appearance
Mr. H. L. Chapman returned home last
evening from his Jackson mines. lie and
his family are now at the Arcade hotel,
where they have elegant quarters.
The funeral services of Miss Edith Jen
nings were held this morning at 9 o'clock,
at the family residence. Rev. Dr. Falconer
officiating: The remains were taken toMI.
Vernon, O. .
The ladies of the First Congregational
church promise a novel and very attractive
Easter social at the church this evening.
And when those ladies promise they are
sure to perform.
John Ryan, a professional loiterer, was
run in by Officer Kennedy last night. He
was put on the stone pile this afternoon.
OSlcer Kennedy also arrested Arthur Frie
min for drunk and disorderly.
The remains of Miss Edith Jennings weie
ttken to ML Vernon, Ohio, today for In
terment Some very exquisite floral offer
ings were sent in by Springfield friends be
fore the removal of the remains.
New Carlisle camp meeting will this year
continue ten days, beginning July 2Sth and
ending August Ctb. The meeting wilUbe
under the supervision of Rev. J. W. Gaddis,
a former resident of Dayton.
Arrangements are in process for a full
day of Easter services at St. i'aul M. E.
church next Sabbath. There will be four
services during the day, and tasteful floral
contributions are being prowded.
Wm. Robinson, colored, was run in lest
night by Officers Waskey and McClure for
petit laiceny. lie is accused of having
stolen a blanket from the stable of a man
named Hullinger, in the south end.
There is another Influx of tramps in the
city. Officers Gregory and Waskey ran in
the following out of the railroad 1 ards last
night: Harry McKlnney, James Ball, John
Gallagher, Mike Kute and Thomas Raf-
ferty. All of them were arraigned today
and Insisted that they were simply looking
for work. Judge Young was isibly im
pressed with their statements and tersely
told the officers to use some judgment in
arresting men who are simply looking for
work.
And will continue aslong as J. W. Phil
lips makes his Pants in as good a style
and at his wonderfully low prices.
Just think! S5 tor a pair of pants put
up as these I have on ; and as lar as
his suitings, he certainly has the most
complete stock of Spring Suitings I
ever saw. Say, John, n bat's his num
ber, I must go and leate my measure
for a suit, and Jim wants a pair of
pants, and we will both go down
together tonight. Well, you won't
leave your order any too soon If jou
want him to make you a suit, for he Is
just getting all the work he can do;
his prices are doing them all up, and
he claims he would rather have half a
loaf than no loaf at all. Let me see
what did you fay the number was V
J. "W. PHILLIPS
39 EAST JUIX hTKEET.
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have heard hundreds of times. Make practical use of it when you need a hat, and remember that for 37 years
has studied the needs of the public in the direction of head gear. Experience has taught him where and
how to buy, and you, in turn, can reap the benefit by dealing with him.
AMUSEMENTS.
Xntnble Kvenl in Amimrinent Circles
Next Week Marie l'rescutt Toulght.
A fair audience, but one inadequate to
the merits of the performance, greeted Miss
Mario Prescott at Black's last night, to
witness her presentation of Shakespeare's
'As You Like It" To state that Miss
Prescott made a pronounced hit as Rosa
lind is to make it too mild for truth. While
the audience did not warm much toward
the musty comedy that might have been
delicious a few centuries ago, but Is now
decidedly passe, everjone wa delighted
with Miss Prescott. Her Rosalind is in
many respects an Innovation. It Is full of
a sweft womanly charm, a delightful per
sonality and an ineffable grace that stamps
not only a great but a charming creation.
Miss Prescott has a beautiful face, an ex
quisite form, a fine voice and much magnet-l-m.
Miss Prescott was capably supported,
Mr. It D. McLean being specially good as
Jacques. Tonight John Howard Payne's
great tragedy, "Brutus," will be presented
by the same company.
'LES HUOEJ.OTS"' AT lILACK'l.
The audience at Heuck's last night gave
evidence that the actual merits of the
French Opera company are becoming better
knonn, and the consequence was tho larg
est house of the week greeted the represen
tation of "Les Huguenots." Meyerbeei's
spectacular and heroic opera Is not a com
position to be attempted without conslder-
i able foundation In the way of musical
talent of more than ordinary scope and
scenic accessories, costumes and decora
tions on a somewhat grander scale than
are usually provided In traveling compa
nies, dramatic or operatic Therefore, the
performance Iat night mayberrguded as
in the nature of an agreeable surprise to a
good many. Commercial Gazette
This excellent company appears at
Black's three nights next week.
ENON.
Enon, O., March 30. The case of the
heirs of Silas Roberts against the Stilwell
family camo up Friday before 'Squire Win
get In the township rooms. The witnesses
for plaintiffs were Samuel Ewlng, of Xenia.
agent of the Roberts heirs, Mr. Foley, of
Xenia, Henry Snyder and Mr. Adams. Xo
defense was made, no one of the defendants
appeared, although the Stilwells claim the
farm belongs to them, that it was willed to
them and that they have a title; but they
have failed to produce any evidence ot
ownership aside from the fact that they
have occupied the place over 50 years and
in that time have paid between S300 and
S400 rent and no taxes. A Judgment was
rendered for the plaintiffs, and there ap
pears to be no alternative but for
the Stilwell family to vacate....
There were ample grounds upon which I o
base a motion tor dismissal ot this case, as,
in reality, there were no defendants in the
case. James Stilwell, one of the parties
named in the suit has been judicially de
clared Insane and is In the asylum. Samuel
Stilwell, the only other male defendant Is
admitted by the prosecution to be mentally
in no better condition than James, and the
balance of the family is said to be but lit
tle. If any, better off. The reasons for
withholding the motion for dismissal were
that.lt was evident that the family hate
really no title to the property, aud that
they w 111 have to vacate, and the motion, if
allowed, would only hate resulted in de
laying the final ejectment and caused the
plaintiff, and perhaps the county a good
deal of unnecessary expense In the appoint
ment of a guardian and the serving of no
tices, and instituting another suit The
trustees will be called upon to look after
tnem when the ejectment takes place. . . .
Several members of James B. Cross post
attended the reception to Commander Rea
Thursday night and were greatly delight
ed with the speeches and music, and espe
cially with the singing of the "Star Spang
led Banner" by Miss Alice Vose. Thpy
also greatly enjoyed the carapfire. the hard
tack, beans and coffee. The process by
whfch the ancient hard tack 'was
case hardened, howeter, seems to
one of the lost arts, as the hard
tack of Thursday night lacked the adhesh e,
bullet-proof, iron-clad, teeth-wreckinKqua!
ities of its old familiar namesake of rebell
ion times, when they were so constructed
as to answer for shields and breast works
as well as rations.
Colonel Cody, otherwise known as "Buf
falo Bill." whatever LU equestrian feats in
the Mexican saddle may be, is far from be
ing at home in an English pigskin. Not
long ago he was given a day's fox bunting
and provided with a mount with an ordi
nary English hunting saddle. The latter
was too much or too little for him, and
the scout was thrown at the first fence.
Dethel Township.
The Bethel township centennial commit
tee met at Olive Branch school building on
Monday last and perfected a programme
for an all-day meeting to be held at the
same building on Saturday. March 31st.
Hon. O. S. Kelly, Hon. George Arthur.
It L. Holman. Wm. IL Grablll, Dr. Xeff
and others will address the meeting. Music
and singing will be a prominent feature of
the exercises. At noon a feast such as the
good people of Bethel are capable of
making, will be spread in the large hall.
The committee earnestly request the at
tendance of ever body in Bethel and other
townships in the county. Let everyone
come out and give this day to the interest
of the coming centennial exposition, the
greatest that has ever been held.
The Siberian Pacific railroad has been
begun in earnest With bridges over the
British channel and Behring strait there
might then be a continuous line of rail from
Xew York to London.
Genuine hand turns Dongola kid button
for ladles, S1.75, at the famous Arcade
Shoe Store.
The old reliable " Red-Head " Bock
Beer on draught at all saloons tomor
row. Ladies, why send your lace curtains to
the laundry to have them cleaned and de
stroyed? Bring them to the Springfield
Steam Dje Works, 21 north Center street.
and they will be returned to jou clean and
in good condition and as good as new.
Schneider Bros.' celebrated Bock Beerf n
tap tomorrow.
Itee Line Notice.
Don't forget those halt rate excursions
Ia the Bee Line route to all points in the
west southwest and northwest on April
" and 21, May S and 22, June the and 19.
A'so to the south April 10 and 24. We
make no misreprentations, but sive you
first class accommodation, quick time, sure
connections and as few changes as any
vllicrlinc. Colorado tourist tickets will
be on sale on and after April 1, S5 le- s
than last tear. Limited to June 1 return
ing. G. IL K.nioht, Agent
The old reliable " ried-Head " Bock
Beer oil draught at all saloons tomor
row. The Springfield Steam Dye works is tbe
only place In Ohio where goods are returned
as good as new. Xo. 21 north Center st
The old reliable "Red-Head" Bock
Beer on draught at all saloons tomoi-
row.
B
TRESES
READ
BRIT
And the Very Low Prices
$5 BUYS AN
Y
CK
and other goods equally low. NOTICE : The extraordinary low prices on all Ready-made Clothing are irade for
the reason we want the entire slock closed out by. April 15, 1888. After that date our attention will be paid to
MERCHANT TA8LORINC AND FURNISHINGS.
Vinegar Bitteis cures rheumatism, keeps
young joints supple, and limber old ones.
THE SUCCESS OF SPRING.
M1ame Ktne Pronounce the Kaster
Opening the Mo4t SacceSHfut tnr Venrs.
The handsome millinery openings are all
the rage now-a-days with the ladies, and
none are more sought after than that ot
Madame King, next door to Murphy &
Bro.'s, where she has more than satisfied
all who have paid her a visit Yesterday
her handsome store was thronged v ith the
fashionables, and Mme. King told a RR
runi.ic man this morning that It was the
best and most successful opening she has
ever given. "There have been more
orders," she continued, "and more sales
of fine hats than for ears, and it business
keeps up with all as It starts with me it
will be better than for a long time." The
opening continues today and tomorrow.
Lace Cukt.uxs. Get them done up In
the finest style at Marshall's Home Laun
dry, 10 and 12 west High street
We learn on good authority that Bar
num's obee lady uses giant powder on her
face.
Don't Get Caught
This spring witli your blood full of Impuri
ties, vour digestion Impaired, your appe
tite poor, kidneys and liver torpid, and
whole system liable to be prostrated by dis
easebut get yourself into good condition,
and ready for the chauging and warmer
weather, by taking Hood's Sarsaparilia. It
stands unequaled for purifying tbe blood,
giving an appetite, and a general spring
medicine.
Schneider Bros.' celebrated Bock Beer on
tap tomorrow.
Ladles who have not yet purchased their
Easter millinery will do well to attend the
Easter opening of French millinery at tbe
It El Souder store, 33 south Limestone
street
Schneider Bros.' celebrated Bock Beer on
tap tomorrow.
Lace curtains, cleaned and cylinder fin
ished, at the Springfield Dye Works.
The old r liable ' Ked-Had " Bock
Beer on draught at all saloons tomtr
row. Starkey & Scowden do not advertize hand
turned shoes for S1.75 to 32.50 and when
you buy a pair give you a machine shoe
worth S1.50.
Housekeepers, get jour lace curtains
laundried at Marshall's Home Laundry,
Xos. 10 and 12 west High street
The old reliable Red-Head " IWck
Beer on draught at all saloons tomor
row. Schneider Bros.' celebrated Bock Beer on
tap tomorrow.
Cleaning; and Dying;.
Ladies had better bring In their cleaning
before employing the dress maker, and
avoid the rush.
SrmxarrELn Steam Dte Works,
Xo. 21 north Center street
They retail at wholesale prices at the
Arcade shoe store. Wolff Acme blacking
10 cents a box.
During the war a civilian chanced to be
on a steamer, from the deck of which a
heavy skirmish could be seen going on, on
the 6hore. about two miles away. After it
was over he was seen to be very busy with
his note-book, and on being asked what he
was up to, he replied: "I am just writing
home to my friends my feelings and ex
periences in my first battle."
Over 100 Varletle
of the ;urest and best toilet soaps made by
Colgate & Co. uasnmere liouqet tne stan
dard. Straw parasols, half shut and filled with
candy, are a new Easter favor.
The immense crowd at the Arcade boot
and shoe house last Saturday would indi
cate that the people are finding out the dif
ference between wholesale and retail prices.
One fare for the round trip via I. B. & W
route, April 3 and 4, 24 and 2j, May 8 and
a. 22 and 23, June 5 and 6, IS, 19 and 20, to
all principal points northwest west and
southwest;
Ladies who have not jet purchased their
Easter millinery will do well to attend the
Easter opening of French millinery at the
R. E. Souder store, 33 south Limestone
street
Genuine hand turns Dongola kid button
for ladies, 31.75, at the famous Arcade
Shoe Store.
The Champion City Hath llooms
Are not dead, neither do they sleep, but
they are the cleanest bath rooms in tbe
city. No. 21 north Center street
The old reliable " Red-Head " Bock
Beer on draught at all saloons tomorrow.
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named on Suits, Spring Overcoats, Children's Suits, etc., have positively never before
been attempted by any other dealers in the city. In a word,
ALL-WOOL SUIT WORTH
Schneider Bros.' celebrated Bock Beer on
Up tomorrow.
The old reliable "unadulterated Bis
marck" Hour h still on top, and is sold at
S4.75 per barrel; SI.23 for oi.e-fourth sack,
and 63 cents for one-eighth sack.
SchnciderBros.' celebrated Bock Beer on
tay tomorrow.
Lace Cuktaixs. Get them done up in
the finest style at Marshall's Home laun
dry, 10 and 12 west High street
The old relltblo "Red-Hesd" Bock
Beer on draught at all saloons tomor
row.
BLACK'S OPERA HOUSE.
Three Xisnls and One Matinee.
APRIL G, A1VD T, '88.
Enzagement extraordinary, beginning
Thursday Kveiilng. April fi.TIiv
Uil 0 OPERA CD.
TKOJI PARIS, FHAXCJE.
FourinonthVartlstlc success at French Opera
nouse. -ew urieans. La.
Also, Two Weeks Grand Debut, Music Hall,
si. Louis, no.
One Week's eurcess at Heuck's Opera House,
Cincinnati. O.
Tharstlar. April S.
T1IK HCGUEXOTS-Grand Ballst
Friday, April O,
MIUNOX-Grand Ballet
Saturday Matiuer, April 7.
FAUST ; also, the celebrated Valpurlcis
n ikuc Dceue- iirana uauec.
Saturday 'iclit, April 7.
WILLIAM TELL-Grand Ballet
26 Artists in Orchestra.
35 Voices In Chorus.
IlneMlssen Scene.
Artistic Costumes.
Tbe entire company numbering over One
Hundred Artists
Admission 51, T5c. yc and 33c: Matinee.
"V:. 60c and 23c : reserved seats. SI ana 75c.
beats on sale next Tuesday morning at i
o'clock at I 11 Pierce S. Co.'s Book Store.
Public Sale
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4, '88,
No. 183 S. Center Street.
Splendid 2 story brick house of 9 rooms,
nicely furnished; floe large lot: a good
stable; gas. water, fruit trees; good neigh
borhood. Terms made known on day ot
sale.
Dr. WM. TJKlCGA.TirEiV.
JAMES FOLEY, Ano loneer.
otlce or Special Election.
Xotlce to the electors of sub-districts Nos. t.
5. 7 and 8 ot Springfield township, Clark
county, to vote on the union of said sub-districts
lu a High School district:
We. the undersigned, qualified electors ot
subdls rlcts Nos 4.5.7 and s of Springfield
township, in pursuance ol section 40O ot tbe
Revised Statutes ot Ohio, authorizing the
creation and onrHnlzation of hloh arhnAl.
J recognizing the need ot such high school for
ine inriner advancement or tne children In
sid sub-districts In the higher branches ot
study, do hereby Eire notice that a.anecis.1
ballot shall be taken in said school sub-dis-
tncts at tne next general school election in
aprtngneid township, to-wit:
The Second 3Iomlay In April, A. I). 1888,
Tod termlr.e whether sub-districts 4. 5. "and
8 shall be united In a Hizh School district as
provided by section ot tbe Revised Stat
utes or unio. aocve mentioned. And the qual
ified electors of tbe above-mentioned sub-districts
are hereby requested to be present at
tuis election ana u mm as prnrioM by law.
JOHN' M. ROUSH,
WM.CRAB1LL.
W.M.OTSOT.
J0EPH OT-5TOT,
D D.MrCLUKE.
W.T.OTSTOT,
W.M..I.GRAM.
I II. JACOBS,
WI MILLER.
OEORIiKOlSrCT.
' STEWART,
JOi-EPII IIUi YCROS3.
GFOHGES KXAUB,
JOIIX11.HINKLE.
HENRY HBXKLE.
mXIELH.LEFEVRE,
GEURHKW WALTERS.
M.M MELVI.f.
JACOB KIS.iELL.
E T. IlICE.
ROI1ERT McCULLOUGH.
BENJAMIN K.IRIE,
At. L KISKLL.
Tplla
JONAS II. RERERT.
Dr. Frank C. Runyan,
DENTIST.
WRooEislnBuekinghsm'sBulliilDK.ovr.
O-.VnrshT A Bro.'s Store-asr
Sp'elalattantlonKlvon r th
Election "otice.
The annual meetlnc of tbe members of the
Sprlngfiel 1 Cemetery will be held at the office
of the clerk. No 10 south Limestone street.
Tuesday, prllt. lvi. at 2 o'clock p.m.. tor
the election ot tw o trustees to serve lor t hree
years, and such other business as may come
before the meetlnc.
53r U.M.SHEPHERD.CIerk.
EATE A SEN
DE CLOTHING!
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KIDNEY AND
A New and Valuable Preparation for the Belief and Cnrr or Gravel,
Irritation of the Bladder and Urethra, Dropsical, Klie uniatic
and Gouty Affections, and Pa'n in the Back and Loins.
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CHARLES LUDLOW & CO.
Druggists and Parmacists, 55 E. Main, Springfield, 0.
PROTECT OUR FOOD
From Ammonia, Alum and all Other
Adulterants used to Cheapen
Baking Powders.
Eminent chemists employed by National
and State governments inform the public
that, upon analysis, they have found many
Baking Powders to contain Ammonia,
Alum and other noxious substances, the
same being injurious to health and danger
ous to life.
AMMONIA is a harsh caustic alkali,
derived from animal ezcrement. The
Royal Baking Powder contains ammonia
as a leavening agent
The New York State Board of Health
and the Ohio State Food Commission have
severely denounced theRoyal Baking Pow
der Company for grossly misrepresenting
their official reports relative to Baking
Powders.
Public food analysts find DR. PRICE'S
CREAM BAKING POWDER the strong
est, purest and most healthful, free from
ammonia, alum, lime and all other adulter
ants. They cordially recommend it for gen
eral family use. Its purity, efficiency and
economy have been fully demonstrated in
millions of homes.
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MINERS AND SHIPPERS OF JACKSON COAL. AND DEALERS JN
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