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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-07-31
THE CITY IN BRIEF.

In the mayors court yesterday Abe Maux was
fined so for selling rotten fruit to the public.
Permit was granted yesterday to Louisiana
Palmer to build a frame cottage worth s., 500 on
North Alabama street.
William Eden, better known as 'Goose," was
fined $40 and costs yesterday for keeping a
gaming apparatus at Stuckey's Clubhouse.
The new zouave company will be addressed
by Adiutant- general Koontz, on Saturday even
ing, at the mayors courtroom. Young working
men are invited to join the company.
John r. Barton has entered complaint in the
Circuit court against VIM. A Barnum to recover
sum of money due him for work done for the
latter. Barton demands judgment for 500.
William H. Blackwell yesterday received, in
Squire Smocks court, verdict of 500 damages
against the Louisville. New Albany 6 Chicago
railroad, for hogs killed on the Air line road.
Marriage licenses We're granted yesterday to
VIM. Z. Glaze and Maggie Boelng John Wells
and Sadie Clark; Charles Elson and Emma
Hobbs; Richard Curley and Maggie Clausey
Renkard, Meyer & Co., of Baltimore, were
given judgment in thief ederal court yesterday
against James L. Sailor, of Thorntown, for 1925,
on account of dry goods purchased from the
plaintiffs.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Senator J. H. Lindley, of Rockville, is at the
Bates House.
E. Harrington, u S. Army, is registered at
the Bates House =.
Warden Howard, of the Jacksonville prison,
is at the Grand Hotel.
General Knefer and wife returned, yesterday,
from visit to Madison.
Capt James Wheat, late,of the postoffce, vii!
engage in the -four and feed business, at No. 10S
Massachusetts avenue.
Dr. d. A. Thompson has returned from his
course of study on the eye and ear in Europe,
and will be associated with his father DR.. j. l..
Thompson, of this city.
Squire Sullivan, while descending stairway
at his residence, yesterday, missed his footing,
fell and broke his right arm. The injury is
rather serious on account of the advanced age of
the gentleman.
Mrs Grace Drew Hazard a daughter of Col
Cyrus K Drew, of Evansville, and wife of Mr..
James l. Hazard died yesterday morning at the
residence Of Thomas A. Goodwin, on North
Tennessee street.
Col c. K. Drew and wife, Of Evansville, who
were summoned to the death-bed OF their daugh-
ter, Mrs. j. |. Hazard, were compelled to
return to Evansville on last evenings train, on
y message that Mrs Drew's brother was dying
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The City Library Catalogue.

Mr.. A. w. Tyler, former city librarian, and
now engaged in cataloguing the State library of
Kansas, writes the present librarian that he has
given the new catalogue of or city library care
full examination and is greatly pleased with it.
He says the work does the library and the libra
rian great credit. Mr. Tyler calls particular at
tention to the handling of the title United
States'-'the bette noire in any large library"
Mr.. Tyler had the catalogue about one-third
completed when Mr.. Hooper took up the work
Acknowledgement of a copy is also received from
Mr.. e. w. Merrill, librarian of the city library,
CINCINNATI, in which he says he wishes they had
suen catalogue Of their library. The catalogues
are on sale at the Public Library for 81, which
is merely nominal sum set by the committee to
secure wide dispersion of the book. To every
family where there is one or more readers the
catalogue is Indispensable The committee and
librarian would be pleased to have a thousand
Of them sold and distributed through the city
before Christmas The indexes of titles, authors
and subjects, together with the cross references,
make disable nearly forty thousand books,
which before were we'll nigh as good
as inaccessible. good catalogue is a key to
mines of hidden treasure.
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A Claim for DAMAGES.

Cory c. Harris, of Findley, O., yesterday in
stituted suit in the federal court against A. n
Foreman of Eaton, Ind, for damages to the
amount of $500, with costs. The complaint
states that, in last February, Foreman entered
into contract to purchase from Harris 300
hogs at cents per pound Harris delivered the
hogs at Findlay, on June 16, but Foreman re-
fused to receive them at the stipulated price,
and Harris was compelled to sell them for $3.50
less than Foreman agreed to pay him. He
therefore claims damages for the amount
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Suing for Attorneys Fees.

Milton J. Sowder has filed suit against Sarah
Bateman to recover q sum of $50 due him by the
defendant for services rendered her as agent and
attorney, in looking after and caring for her
property. Sowder claims that Martin Mcclellan
and Charles Dark have in their possession money
and property belonging to the defendant, on
which the sheriff cannot serve writ of attach
ment. The plaintiff has filed an affidavit for
attachment and garnishment, and demands iudg-
ment for 500
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Hotel Arrivals.

Denison John Poe, Fndlay, O.. II. J. Louis,
w. P. Fogarty, Cincinnati; J. S. Crowoll. B.
Johnson Richmond; N. K Elliott, Terre Haute
John l.. Hathaway, Milwaukee.
Bates House: C. E. Cook, A. A Trip North
Vernon; j. G. Rogers. Logansport; j. G.
Stephens ard wife, Shelbyville; John C. Rob
inson, Spencer; r. R. Hill NJ. o. Morris, D. F.
Skinner, VIM. johnson, Valparaiso; j. L. Barton
Evansville; Harry James, James Blythe Terre
Haute
Albany; w. j. Holloway, South Bend, John w
Buskirk, Bloomington: F. d. Jones' Michigan
City, George H. Dennis, Monmouth, Walter H.
Evans, Delphi; Miss Sisse r. Wilson, Shelby
vile: Claude Thompson, Charlottesville; A. r
Knotts Ladoga: A W. Reynolds, Monticello; s.
J. Hillman. Chicago.
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AHusband's Grave Charge.

Charles H. Beard yesterday filed petition for
divorce from his wife, Laura. The couple were
married at Paris, H., in 1875, and have lived in
this city for the past two years Beard alleges
that his wife is an habitual drunkard, and that
she has been seen many times on the street
staggering and swearing, under the influence of
liquor. The husband says that his wife is be-
yond redemption and that she continually
abuses and maltreats him. Beard is house
paiuter by trade.
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PIata-Glass Broken.

Yesterday while workmen were fixing sheets
of glass in the skylight of the courthouse, the
scaffolding fell in, breaking a number of the
heavy plates, which, falling below, shattered a
valuable showcase on the first floor, and other
wise did considerable damage Fortunately, no
one was hurt.
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The Virginia-Ayeuu Fountain.

The dedication of the new fountain at the end
OF Virginia avenue will take place tonight
Music will be furnished by the When band and
the united German societies. Addresses will
also be made by Mayor McMaster, Hon John
Caven, and W. F. Bernhamer, the latter speak
ing in German
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A Thiers Successful Raid.

A thief entered the room of Win B. Roberts
at the Ingram Fletcher homestead on ST. Clair
and Meridian streets, and robbed him Of fine
gold watch and $l06 No clew to the thief has
haau found
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No IDfrin cement.

The suit of ". r. Leach against Chandler &
Taylor, for Infringement on the plaintiffs rights
to patent improvement on tile tables, was dis
missed in the federal court yesterday, on the
order of Judge Woods, who decided that there
had been no infringement
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Declared Insane.

Ellen Burns, aged forty-hve years, living on
East Louisiana street. and John Greig were both
declared insane, yesterday, and recommended by
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Hotels and Restaurants,

If in need of an ice-cream freezer should give
the Rapid trial 1t is better made produces
more and better cream, and at less expense than
any other freezer made. All sizes, two to forty
quarts. Extra packing tubs and cans kept in
stock. Investigate the Rapid before you buy.
HILDEBRAND & FUGATE,
80 South Meridian street.
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the county clerk to the Hospital for the Insane.
Greig's Insanity was caused by severe blow
that he received on the head year since.
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General Grant and the G. 4. Il.

The following general order to posts Of the G.
A. R. was issued yesterday by District Com
mander Foster, at Fort Wayne:
'HEADQUA RTERs DEPARTMENT OF INDIANA,
GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC
FORT WAYNE, July 30 1885.
General Orders No. 10.l
Attention is hereby directed to General Or
ders No. g. from national headquarters. In
accordance with the recommendation therein
contained, posts of this department are request
ed to observe Saturday, Aug 8, as q memorial
day for our deceased comrade in arms, Gen. Ulys-
ses S. Grant. Post rooms will be appropriately
draped and the usual badge of mourning worn
for sixty days. BY command Of
DAVID n FOSTER, Dept Commander,
"ToM SULLIVAN, ASS t Adiutant general"
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To Capitalists.

Wanted, Immediately, 500, 900; 20 per cent.
guaranteed. Address, JOHN B. GLOVER,
Indianapolis.
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General Orders No. 10.1

GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC,
FORT WAYNE, July 30, 1885.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-08-17
,Irh CLERKS OFFICE,

Sp lN tlu, emo, j ally 92d, 1897.
At meetug Of the &. uucii Of said CITY,
held on IN 2l-t INST qu rum being p esent.
the llOuiIG IcSO'ution was adopted:
Reso " d, By The CT Council Of the City Of
springfield, hir, two-th rdS Of the mt mbe =
elected III .re'o concur ing, 1nat II is neces-
,ny aId tha II intends 20 III ke n pubic
imrrovsm,nt by constructing the sewer
h,r'lnafy y.r res, r. e. tcrordiug to tn plans,
PROD e~ and ,,,ci en- ms therefmr on HE in
,hs uflirc Il the CIiy CivtI Engineer, recorded
IN III" ufiiyto' he CIT Clerk, and open To the
Inspect on OF n parties mt, rested. ana tnat
the $ III sever in iue sewer d street herein
after described SAID sewer ana s. wer dis.
tricL h.iIg part OF the pian and systam of
sewe gg f. sIia Cty hsf.IorOre ado .tcd by
Couuc l--are 1squlr, Il and are hereby Il. sig.
naisd for !mwsii ie use, sad sewer L. de
'cr bed : follows. viz.
Commencing I the int -, ction o. Eos er
treet "lih Mai : ret and rrn ing thence
IN. "a nng 1ud up ~ Foster street north to It. q
inie ctrtins scwcl siguit' Il on the plan Of
sou cr. to- laid city heretofore adupt,d by
roun,il, $ y IN so tn II pi.n nearly . .ralrl
with the general course f Back Creek, u
end .ng weNi iu the cor o alton line, with
nh,rh inttfcepilug sewer sad sewer is dtsig-
d TO connect.
slid sewer is in the Green Mount Sewer
District, q Saver DIST ici No. 2, the bounda-
rl,s of which are las follows, viz: On the
north aud northwest the C. nter ne OF Buck
Creek ana the Crrpoi OIiOu linz: on the east
the cnpnro,inn line; on tn" south the north
iine OF i,is S'rrt,, ana on the west the esst
The plaps and spec feat ons required by
iaw II he construction of said scweis have
been prepared, ami are on file in The Office OF
The CITY tivll Engineer for examina, ion and
lnsIec ION by parties interested, and Council
Will hear said parti at II, regular meeting to
be held IN the Council Chamber Of laid city
on the lAth day o' Au .ust, A. ID. 1885, com
meme NJ at q o'c ock p IN.
The CITY Clerk il hereby directed to publish
TINS Fcso ution IN newsptpe OF general G l.
cuiallDn ia the cIrporotlOn for two cOnsecu-
tive weeks.
p. p MAST, President.
Attest: j. 5. SBEwALrER, City Clerk.
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Neuralg,a Of the Face.

Can't. John Orr, Pearlington, Miss, has
pcen a most intense sufferer from facial
,euralgia Tor over twenty years, lie has
ad seventeen operations performed on
., nervcs-that Is, had them divided, cut
close to the bone from which they
merge. But this never did him any good;
&c most excruciating pain continued
without the least interruption. He often
Wished for d, ath to relieve him Of the in.
olcrabc pain. The best physicians failed
o relieve him. They finally advised him
o consult Drs. Hartman u Miller, at the
Vt. Charles Hotel, New Orleans, which
ne did. They prescribed p ERUNA, and
n less than month was entirely relieved
,r the pain. Before consulting these doc
ors the least touch to any part OF his face
VI nose would cause the most fearful pain,
while now he can blow his nose and wipe
his face without the least fear OF pain.
The captain is grateful beyond measure
for this unexpected and unhoped for result.
Mrs. Elizabeth Kenner,oS Laurel street,
Scw Orleans, has been one of the great
est sufferers from Neuralgia of the face
during the past year that we have ever
heard of. From morning to night, and
from night to morning, there was one
constant, racking, tearing, burning pain,
extending clear around her head ana deep
down through every MUSCLE tooh ana
bone in her face. c't ana no sleep.
All phySiclaH' y Yea 20 relieve ner' as
well as a 90 " Nhs was Constant'y
IN the r,C . .. H. Igo u + +. She called
~, ., -..b, . y le .,pse was
-" ~ n
, clrC0 &c D. ''... Eku VA
for N-. rN.y ytcIv = l. has LETT her.
O. .o.r,,.'- .,., aud "a, cot
'hN .'' o. - ~ WV
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HAMILTON Il CO.,
% East Main 81. SPRINGFIELD. o.



DURSUAST to the commands OF an execut o.
] oi sale issued from the ourt Of Common PIE ,
Il Clark County, Ohio, and to me objected and de.
livered, will offer Tor sale ct public suction q
the south door OF the ourt House OF said count y,
in the city of Springfe d. ohio, on
SATURDAY., Sep 'emh.r ~. a. -. 1888.
al one O'Clock, p. m, the following de. ,rib ID
morig gee p emses I" VT
Stu te IN the coun Y Of CLARK. in 'be lte a.
ohio and IN springfield township, and bCuT
1 and described as follows. viz Beng ~ Of
.gctiOn No. q, township No. in range M. Q
NJ. K. !. Beginning in the center liue OF he
where tie same is intcr>ec ed and Gao s,nd b
'hc sOuthweSterlv line OF the lands belU giug
. o'come BrotneTs. Thence runu.H0 NJ
ilIe.r said line north - degrees, west T. nt
10 es to STAKE in the sou uthelst maigil nj 20
OF the ght of way Lar ds betouGinQ 10 Ee
Atlantic and Great We tern -rilway c,Tp y;
hence wit ihe same south 30 d. gees 10 III n
o!ss west ) s 100 poles 10 pon in the cen'er
Inc OF said turnpike road; thence with he
q A.. leo poles; hence with sa cen'er line
north Gs IL degrees, east poles thence uor,h
2 2"e2re easti2' U poles TO the plr Of
be- inning, containing two acres aid nine nun
dreths OF an acre, more or less with All the
priv ieses and appurtenances tnoTeunto be-
'onl 1g
:. above described premises ap: raised at
81 5.
said above described premises to he sold by ~
OHIO, in Case No. rs 4, whe Elm Thomas Wall
is plaintiff and Ellie +. Wolf is defendant
Terms Of sale, cash.
WILLIAM B. BAKER,
Sheriff Clark Comfy, ohio.
CHASE STEWART, Attorney.
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sH ERIFF's SALE.

sHEkIFF's SALE.
D. RSUANf TO the mmand OF an order of
L sale In PARTITION tom The Court of , ON.
dl eced aLd delivered, / Will offer for 81 Ie nj
> ouse OF said coun !, Ia the ci,y OF sprius-
neld OHIO, on
saturday, August 18Th, 4. ID. 1885,
st one o'clock p. IN the lands and tenemepts
~ said petition described, o-wit:
Situate In ibe county Of Clark, In he Stat
of ohio ana ~ The ct. of Springfield, and
bounded q, follows, viz
Being tnumb;I xteen (l6 as the sam
- Il 0' ma ed ana nun hered n u p at I lU =
hid out by orCer OF the COu I Of G ,mmC
Pie OF Clare couDty, ohio In y ce tain ca G
Ynefein Tn' ma ore ci aia,t hl were T. Il H.
ffs an Margaret oh me sin et vi. were de
lelGani feiUg san q pre- N se- Onye,ei 10
Jphu liauk by =, q. CON o, by she e"Ih's dee
dated Nov nibsr LIST, 1879, aud r, COZ ded Ia |
~, pages - anu o., LARK county, Ohio, rec
Orus.
800
1etms of 8 ic--On1-ih I'd cash and balance
IN two Iual annual payments; deie,re pay
nenis 10 De secur Il BY M gage on The prem
Is sold, and hearing p cent. interest
sara above Trs'TI premises TO be sol by
tr'"r n n 60 r Of 20 nfnDu Pleas OF Cla k
enuIi' l. ase No TT96, wherein 6eorgs
" IL - ve petitioner aud William
Edgar w - 4. ave , efs Jdants.
WILLIAM Is BAKER, Sheriff,
Clark County, ohio.
GRAHAM DEUwELL, Attorney.
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,,- r..' ,raer B,r,Io ,b,7 m.

~ r..' Nt#er l-'. F,r B,T,lo thu m. ,.
.r .... b.. f. {, ia II "a
r..' mH.'r-.
Mr.. J. G. lgGRers returned from SAL
dusky this morning..
Mr. Wi Megrew, ,f Cincinnati, is he
guest Of Harry Hauk.
Mr. Elward Oldham and sister lei. for
Cincinnati this morning.
NJ. Merrh Mead, of Morrison, Illinois, Is
z iren6s in Harmony.
M. Joseph b. Wilder, a prominent iron
man. OF Youu 'stown, is 10 he city.
Mr. Samuel win -ston and family leave
today Tor nver, Col, via B. Line.
Mr.. John Chsmberls'n red for San
F-ancisco this morning via Bee Line.
Mr., John W. Parsons left for New " X
c.,y this u yt ming over the New York Cen :,
sJ Lyle, of Dayton, Is lie
6 est Of sl3 C1r.ie Dougl 2, of Eat High
stTeet
Mr.. Beu Blxt N and his TREND, Mr.. Neyin
Tor the larer's home in PIT burg tf'-
morning.
Mr.. Harry Stey e. sou, of Baltimore, is the
sst Of his sun', N 5. J. c. Buxton, of El t
Ugh street.
Mr. a. f.. "a, Of C,sron ct, accompanied
by Lss u, Shirley lett fJr Lincoln, Ne rssks
Il morning.
Er. john Mccarthy arrived hom. this
mo-uing Lom weeks vacation spent Il,
Pa in Bay.
ank Mi, hell, the local be-, ball pitcher,
who is connected With the Sandusky team,
is in the city.
Nh, Lot. G. Bishop left for Reading, Pa,
t's morning, where be charge of largs
n. y lchool.
ST.. a"d Mrs. Henry ickney. Mr.. Gso-ge
q f'w.ius, E,q., and Miss Matte Rawl ns
for Magnetic Spring this mornlng, vi,
eN. Y. p. 80
,fotue Martin, of Washington, D. c.,
j. ug her cousin, Ms. J. H. Dale, OF "A
No "a Spting street.
hs. b. X. erickson returned LIST nj, Z
IN his brief SIMMER vacation which he has
= snting in New York and the seaside
I1 In the yiciGity.
NJ smith Sul van, the genial book keeper
At kinnane's, returned lest evening from ,
wo weeks visit 10 his parents at Orange, N.
j. " lie IN the e'7t he visited several of the
1pul watering places.
The following parry let for Chan lnqua
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IO(AL m EGlTlES.

The Tntntrfest committee will meet at
o'o. ckthis evening at Jacob Schnetders
o. cry on East Main street.
This .Nernoou John Mcnamara fled an
aflitsv before the mayor charging Nate
Lsc with using proisne Language.
on r. d "a and Caldwell q, 'ested Amos
e., g. 5 nth yellow Springs street, ls''
II nl s5r Lceling his salr )n open on i'day
Trcn h-,a more or lc 'smous pbt
sJorrcd be 90 hoo. sa this morh'uy,
l. rcruu all he arfC1 made sirce last Sat-
~ mo.r 'g.
Hr. Harvey Leonard. while going home
ON tle ire il night, was thrown out Of HE
brgay an sus a'led COLES lecture Of the
a. Drs. Eat rson rnd Welsh are a nd
IT, h,m
Jg.t Beprc Y and Mary Niece cot
irpsw war o. wo ls on he levse 81 urdsv
n.l.t ,1moi .,ut w'r me lie aud tbev were
ed t'ebt by thr ma shal on cEsrge
{ n. ~ fara l,1gus.e.
F.8ak A tucer, saloon ke, yer on !
NAN s.rest wr' rested by the mGrshsl Il .
mo.ling on tt war mt. He is, charged wit
v'olaion the 10 o'clc X ordinance on u.
evenings of July p and 49,
Niuger Broa., Main street groce"s, received
stttgam yesterday nron announcing the
rinus Nm : Q their father at Go umbus
Che W lety s.erdsy evening Ga Cclumbr'
au6 telephones today that his .tther is b tie
.rdsy r. ernoon Marshal Hughs7 a
or Haley. Mary Johnson, David
J c- aaa ddy Cushing, all residents ,f Ea
Moa. ,lt,zt aud ,c'''tv. They re want
e. f.' opl z in a neighhorly row AZ
1uu..ts.
ke 'ovc.hip al'I b, The wc5'ern colona
". Tt', everirg Peter iI' X, Nicholas
C. Lew Wine ert D. &. Hh,, aud NJ
S.. X vii! leave or Ksussr to look up a To-
ca, ou aud on raturning will at once organi7
a colony.
gas noon. D. Bruner, 'lilor in the builL-
ipg GA tie southwest corner OF Main and
Nj ne srs threw a bucket OF slop on n
tie 'g,rk, Earrowly ming a couple 4
r, lgg Isarer. They compla ned - C.dc.r
N ant Nc ,on who ARE ei B m.
Car.ad tumer, german living on Fo tel
while t-yIng his skill at tree climhin.
y ..rI y, alta picnic, lost his PIP ana I'll
auurt 25 fe.i lighuDg on hls light foot
81. afnir 2 bis ankle ard breaking several {
tho ~ rr bones or tn iD. DR.. S. D
" IAN "a ia ne stteuutug physician.
BJya eua Lrss . res ed Tn .
Hu lst evening st C,r'is's saloon
V ain street " h re she was attempting
1T in 70 obtain a drink. She was fued
4, r. Wv for oi'ein shout a tppling
on sli ~er srked 1T .re tim ,ja'
60 Naye y J, 1eve- she pleased.
= 10 4. "a Officer Wilson this
n.i, gs.ry,i 'a-. on Frank SAM,
a1 dizzy on 3. Main street ~Ho
SIR + 1g Germal in A..
rT.r1 or West Main street las Thu
% ~. s'u " not at home. bat
" n ~ $40 oai tr his appESra2o
r''NO.'. ,o1rt tnis atter-yon.
A g.rl rs~ d Narv Fensler was p
r.r mo 3 s, ~ h bone on II
y 't.I a let by Ns-sNsl ing - an n,
Wi ga ca vs'rf1t tr -. r,r ,u,,.
'r GA H-t # NJ. ~. A!i~ger.
r~-.., t,at i.s. Fi.ar ..lt soe ard Mr..
a roge r 'dLgale, ad Il chil1rens guar ..
! Jabs rs that raised dis,r -bance BY
u. ", near by FEs not yet been srreste'.
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..D.kING,M.D
No. 8 West High ST.
SPRINGFIELD WATER WORKS
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

SFALfD PROPOSALS will be received b.
- the Trust, rs Of Water Norks of tn Gay ~
sprinp held, Ohio, NJ their officr In nd citv
Until IL O'Clock noon OF August 26,h Is
Ior iuints hing approsi imaU ly 500 lIneaI Tee
{ 2-inch cast.irOn pipe, weighing aB roxi
nately l32 o l35 pounds per lineal 10 ~ also
tons approximately Of sD'c al c.. u, s.
t,dders 10 ue time at which de sc so
For any information, sdGress ID. d G
H. Toledo, o., or Y. G. Gwyu, Presiueut.
Is ard OF Water Works 1rIstiei expressly
reserve the right to re 'ert an, or all b ds
D. G GWY ,Pr.s't,
JNO II THOMAS,
u. NCBkEEN.
tt Isl ee- OF Wa eT WO 3.
ID. COOK, Consulting Engine ,To.Jo q
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To Ed gar W, fmmens, of prooklyn, New York
John y. kO tCh, of New Rochelle, New York.
ana lInrence W Emmens. Of Brooklyn, New
horE partners as Emmens Il ROacn at t.e
Clty of New York. New York:
GU are nplihe nj the un ersigncd, James
w. ndreUsa- d Alfred j .Grnncr, partner etc
a. AnlFe SO Genncr h We lhiSuay iled IN ihe
touTt Ui oIim n Pleas Of lark County, Ohio,
Il ir pe'i'iOn against you to recover upon 4
promls r. note = judgment for 500 u with
lnl"l' 81 ron August x. 1885 A,tachmeu 1T has
been Issu'l n this case
fou nrr r'qu r"d 10 answer this petition on
or before October 3, lSl
ANDREW 4 GENNER
toonE X GOO +, attorneys.
Augu u, 1885 2BitM
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-08-17
SANFORD'S
RADICAL CURE
FOR CATARRH
witch-HazeI, Americau ri ne, Canada ]
Marigoid, and Glover BIossoms

a single dose Of Sanfori's Radical Cuy, a.
stsntly relieves the most violent SneeEing or He
cids, clears the heal as by magic, st0IsNa Y
dlsch rs-s from the Nose aud Eyes, p ve1 s
HloRing Noises in the Head, cures Nervous u -
acne, aud subdues Chiils and Fevers In Oh w. 10
'itdrrh 1t cleanses the nisal passages OF foul mt
c's, stores the senses of smell. taste and her.
,ng "hen affected, frees the head, throat and on
clal tubes OF offensive matter, sweetons and prrt-
res Inc b eitn, stops the cough, and arres lhe
progress "i Catarrh tow 'rds cousunp ption.
one h0ttlA kadicsl Cure. one hox Catarrhal s1l-
vent and Sanford's IDh liar all in one package of
ai druggists Tor - Ask for sanford's Fade. |
Cur. POTTER DaUs AND LaEsICAL Co.
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