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RUCKLEN,s ARSICA sALvE,

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheam, Fee
yer Sores, letter. Chapped Hands, Chill
blains, Corns and all Skin Eruptione,
and positively cures Piles, or no pay re-
quired. It is guaranteed b give perfect
satisfaction, or moRey refunded. Price,
% cents per box. For sale by A. B.
Stewart.
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Life and Health.

Alarie Mercier, s Harrison avenue, Low.
ell, Mass, writes: my son was weak
and dcbilitated, troubled with sore eyes
and Serofuious humors. Ayers Szrsaps-
riila restored him to perfect health.p
Irving Fl. Edwards, Ithaca, n. Y. writes:
. From the time was four years old. unit
eighteen, was subject to Scrofnlous sore
throat. Many n time my neck has been a
raw sore. from poultice3 put on to draw
out the Inflammation. took four bottles
OF Ayers Sar-
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FOR the UPPER skAouT.

stnnr Glide O. W. Coye. Masts,
r EAvES YEsLER'S WHARF ON
Ia Wednesday and Saturday, returning
Thursday and Monday, calling at Stan
wood, UtsalAdy, Moss Landing, Skagit
City, Mount Vernon. Startling and all In
termediate points above. For fright %
fOSTER. ON the wharf ap1
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BtiNG moRE PLEASANT

o the taste. more acceptable TO the
stomach. and more truly beneficial in
it's action, the famous California liquid
fruit remedy, Syrup Of Figs, 10 rapidly
superseding all others. Try il Sample
bottles free and large bottles for sale by
A H. SrFwART
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o. Q. LAND oyyIcE AT OLYMPIA. w.t.
July 2. 1856.
- Notice h hereby given that JOHN
DOYLE has nled notice Of intsntio1 20
mako final proof before tho Register and Re-
ceiver. at their once, In Olympia. ". T..
1885. on Pre-empticn d. 3. No $685., for the
y \ Of sw I, sW \ Of NE 4. and sE 4 of
NV 4 Of section ~, township - north, range
east
He names % witnesses Walter Mcleod.
In Mckay, James Post and Frank Lloyd,
all Of Puray, Pierce county, W. =.
JOHN y. CONVEY.
ty9nulS ReQfzter Of the Land Once
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MAsRkOUCK q TkRRY

Are agents for Needham's bed Glover
preparations. positive cure for cancer,
salt rhe0m. piles. erysipilas, and all
blood and skin diseases. ny3
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Generation

follows generation, transmitting legacy
Of good or III, according 70 well-known
physical laws. To The unfortunate SUI
erer from hereditary Scrofula, nothing czn
be more cheering than the assurance that
in Ayers Compound Extract Of Sarsapa-
ribs is found a constitutional remedy.
which eliminates the poisonous isint, snd
restores to the blood the elements neces-
sary 10
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SHILLING Our AT Cosr.-- fhe entire
stock of watches, diamonds, jewelgy,
silver ware, clocks, opera glasses, gold
psns and pencils, etc. viii be sold at first
cost. ALBEIT HANSEN, matchmaker and
ieweler, Yesler Leary Block. Front St iyS
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Gold, silver, aluminium and rubber
are employed by DIR. Kilbourne, 6;5
Front street in making artificial den
lures. Gold for partial sets and aiuni-
1un for full sets prove the most salts
faetorv
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S7RN~ STEAMER LONE FISHER
sa2skK IMAM, viii lesve Harrington &
smith wharf. Seattle, every Monday and
Friday. Il Q. N. for Useless Bay, Port
Gamble. Seabeck. UEion City and way
ports, connecting at Union City with
stage for Olympia. VIII stop at any point
en- the route to receive or land passengers
Returning win leave Union City every
Tuesday and Saturday at O'Clock g. m.
8. II. WILEY. Master.
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To THE UhFORTUNkHk



,ispansary No. eos
Ieariy stxui, ssl
= rAllcisca. RslaA
lished In liza fnf
the trssimsst 4
SEXUAL and Bsninsl
Diseases, sarh n
0oNoRhH0k Gum.
sFmcTUEx, HSFzn-
|Lzs In all ne fHma.
.sKslrSkL WiaxzzEs
and ImRoTKKer
Less Of mmksat
s...u.I
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JOHN g. JASIcKE, CHAs. +. JANICKE,
Notary Public. Surveyor

JNO. G. JANICKE Il SON,
Will locate settlers on the public lands
of the United States, file all CLASSES of
entries, and execute Land Office papers
at our Office at Falls City.
10000 acres of vacant Government
lands.
Timber and farming ands open to
settlement and purchase.
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Monday Morning Boat to
VICTORIA.
STEAMER EVANGEL,
HARRY LOTT. Charterer

HAhHH LOII. Charteref,
WIN leave Yesler's y harf. Seattle. At q.
m every Monday morning fer Victoria
via Port Townsend thence from victo-
ria 10 the Island and Whatcom. Return
ne, leave sEMfAHMOO 81 II .. m. FRI
DAY for Victoria. via the IslAnfs. ar-ivs
ING at victoria 81 8 q m. on Saturday.
Leave Victoria at 10 q. m. Saturday. for
Port Townsend and Seattle. and arrive 81
Seattle about D. m.
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For lame back, side or chest, use Shi
loh's Porus Plaster. Price % cents.
Sid by A. b. Stewart.
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CATARRH CURED, health and sweet
breath secured. by Shiloh's Catarrh
Remedy. Price 50 cents. Nasal Injector
free. Sold by A. b. Stewart.
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WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT TRANSPORTATION co
Carrying the U. 8. Mail.

go WASHIMGT
CAPTAIN 8. JACKSON.
WHL LEAVE SEATTLE EVERY
wv Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday
evening. ut 8 O'Clock, for
WHATCOM
Calling at Mukilteo, Tulalip. Coupeville
Anacortes, Guemes, Samish, Fairhaven
Bellingham and Sehome.
Returning, viii leave Whatcom every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday even
ings, at o'clock, for Seattle. calling
intermediate points ON the way.
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FRANK NC NULLIN.

A ny ONE KNOWING THE WHERE
q aboufs Of Frank MoAuliin, Of Chey-
enDe, Wyoming. viii confer . favor By
sending the information 70 his mother.
Elm Mrs. JES5k MeMULLIE.
So Hsrrison ~, San Francisco. Cal
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SUMMONS.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT on Ihk
i Third Judicial District OF the Tei1 A s4{{
Of Washington, holding terms . 5ps4 ;.s
in King county. for the counties 81
No. sisis-Harrison cIofhisr ana Jons
Browning, executor Of tho Will q nsas5
G. Pierce, deceased, paintik "a ua
D Com qssf iiisd In the Comfy y EIs
u the otfiee Of the Clerk Of 80
Court. -.a
ms UslrED sraras or AxrRIcA sass ehss''ss'
To Chsi9ee Doty, defendant. \.
You are hereby required 70 npReM -
action brought against you pl ~ s5h@
named plaintiff, in the Diefl1of -. - n
Third Judicial Districs OF the tsfx1 .ts1 =
Washington. holding terms q ~ ~ -.
Seattle. In the county Of King. lpT ~ 49,. 49,
ties Of King and kiisap. sna .ss,s <x1J
days from the date Of the first ges,4s 1870
Of this summons. or Judgmens " - q
vii be taken against you ae
The prayer Of the complaint ....z
The said actioa 10 brought e 49,
the sum Of $40. with tntefezt = -
from the sd day Of Doremnsr. - n 80
and one-ilalf per cent PER me.. -
costs sad sttorneys e sgee1 = ksfsad.
ant. Charles Doty, 70 Henri Q. flsr -.
the Sd day OF DecembeT. lssA e.4s ~ n
Close . MORTGAGE given on eeia = .-s0
December. 1888. BY defendant
Henry G. Pierce. r.s.s
Witness the Hon. Roger 8 Gfesne ~
-, Of the said Dlsfric! Coss -
| SEAL. the seal Thereof fhas -
t~-<i Of June, A. ID. EeA 80
JAMES sEAFkls eiss
BY JANIS p. LUDLOW. Depulf
ID. II. Harrison, attorney fqr pls,n
Date Of first publIesflon. June y - -
Notice Of final ProeL
o. LAxD oEysez Al 0IuufA ~
" $50 Jaly Is. ise2: Ia.x
sYNo6ias. il hereby nvsn h1ss ~ 49, q
fOCRNIER has nled notice 81 -. f,ss@.
make asal proof before Asls.n 49,
CuastV Aualfor. Il kis ef1ce IN TO- ..s..s--
VI. r o. flruFs5sy. tks - eAg e - ssss ~
A. D t<ss. On Prs-smpfioe .. 20 s,9
the n 3 Of ~ I, sEh II Nv 9 -
=. "a Is n Of Eg I Il ssctio, g, 20
- norsh rsigs ezst- -. a4arx
H psanes e wltpss.sss AroMf 800
psfer R-.pAa. Jsseph sfzy ana fes~
s<,a- Al a. As<t nsdIsun. v. !.
ly1ssnz Rsgises< q ~ Lana
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Administrators Notice to
Creditors.

Notice II hereby given By the undersigned,
adfais tstrstor % the estate Of Thomss Ray.
deceesed, 10 the creditors Of and al per.
sons having claims eainst "a said deceased.
b. exhihif them, with shs necessary vouehsrs.
within one year sitter tn arst publicAtion Of
this Bot&se, 70 the aid sdminlstrator, e the
baiahridss Hotel, IN the tsgn Of Port Blake
y, khsAR eoauty, wAshington Tern cry. that
being the place OF resiience Of he ssid Ad-
niaistrssor, Or TIE aid claims viii Be forever
barred.
Dated yuns 70. 1885.
DANIEL MCDONALD,
AdEinistrAtoF 81 the sstzts Of The ~ Bay,
psss q Ar. publIesiasn June IS. isss.
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g RAILRoADTRAvEL
THE PEOPLES BOAT.
A Tl - THE STEAMER
q ELIZA ANDERSON

VIII leave Yesler's wharf, Seattle. on
wednesday and Friday Of each
week. at II o'clock. midnight. for Port
Townsend and Victoria
Freight 1T reduced rates.
Apply on board or to agent on wharf IL
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Notice Of Final Proof.

o. g. LAND oyrIcx AT OLYMPIA. W. r.
July 9, 1855.
Notice q hereby given that RDwARD
c0URyILLR has nlsd notice Of Intention 10
nnake final proof befnre ths Judge, or in his
absence, the Clerk Of the District court, st
his ofaes, In Seattle. W. T., on Saturday. the
18Th day Of August, A. d. 1885. on Home
stead Application No. Sass. for the lois I, ..
and Of NV I Of section IS. township
10 norths range east.
BE names a witnesses silas SMITH, r
@. wette. Henry arothen and o. .. Mason. all
o. oscsoaA, WI.
JOHN y. aowEY,
jystsui3 Register Of tbs Land once.
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II.
feet meihed aud pure meal. M
cine, insure sPKxr9 and pan. IN
MANxST CURES Of al Priyate Isl
Chronic and Nervous DISEASE [9I
Affections Of the BLoop. sKIS LSf
kIDScYS BLADDKR, ERuPrIoss w
ULCERS. OLD SoRks SwKlIrNs teH
OF THE GrANDs, SORE MoUrs ~
THROAT. BoEE PANS, perrs1,a.,, ~
sradicated nom the system 70 ~ ease ~
NERVOUS Debility. ImpotsDsr sr,,.,
n ..g sesual Decay, Mental "a Plr..s.'
WEAKNESS, Failing Memorv. Ve.l r.
Stanted Development Impedfmenis = ~
49, - -, TON exsesses ee ysathfnl tsIhN
C % .ay cause speedily. safely I'd psinsas
Young, Iniddie.ased ana an me-. !. !,
Who need medical y III and ssn.rss.,. ~ y
suit the dEuropsan physicinn q 49, ~ ~.
opinaon costs nothing and NAV ssy~ f..s..
misery aud shame. When i1ccav..,..s -
visit the CITY fer treatmse msdieinss ~. \.
sent everywhere by express - 49,. 49,
walton. II IA self-eyident 90 ! rS-s.,s.
VINO gives his whole Attention d 80 N ~.
eases attiins grea; skin. tDi ul,s,is,.
throughout the country. knssinr AZ -
queatly recommend difAcult ctsal 4 - -
est Specialist, By whom ever lno<, ~
remedy Is used. The peetoSs - II sss,-<
lance. sR'F
Send for the sanitsris, ,,,,s. 1. n..A
sent free Also, self Analyst
Dr. LAeoig's voxDxREUL GklMas hy,sus,.
ToR permanently prevents al ilsnafnfl lsnr1
from the system, tones the nsfTes rr'rsth
ens the muscles, chscss the vlsts. invie,rslsr
the whole system, aad restores the afRi,lsd !
health and happiness
TIE reason 50 many cannot Rsi eu,si a
Seminal Weakness, less u Mankosd. sls.. i
owing 70 complication called PrustakrrAss
with HypsraetbesiA which rs,Tuiiea pseuIIE.
treatment DR.. Liehig's Invhiontor i ~
only positive cure for prossasofrhsA, win pe
cnliar special treatment. ussd q ths IlskiE
Dispensary.
Price Of Invigorasor. q. oAss q slx bo,.
| ties, $40. Sent TO any address, cgvurvsi :.
curely from observation To prove tna spa.
derful power Of the InvigoFkior q hotlls
will Be given or ssnt FREQ. III \
Powerful Electric Belts free q patisnla
Consultation free aud private. ral d a.
dress LiEBIG DasPKNAARn.
4oa 0eary street. San Francisco. ol.
Private entrance, 405 Mason sszee, hu
blocks mp 0eary from Kaaruy. Main Ksha&
through D1spensAry Drug StoaE mAlifusn
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c. q P. S. R. R.
TIME TABLE.

TIME TABLE.
EoR FRANKLIN, BLACK DIAMOND
l. and intermediate stations. daily, at
Z g. m.
ForNewcastle and intermediate stations
daily. at s. 7:30 and 1910 q. m, and p. m.
Returning arrive at Seattle from Cedar
river EXTENSION at 4:to p. M, and from
Newcastle branch at $40 a. m, II m. 2s5l
and 5:20p. m.
Running time to Franklin. 2 h. 50 m.
Running time to Newcastle, l h. 40 m.
In effect Apsil 5. 1895.
T. J. MILNER,
APPS Assistant Superintendent.
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THE STEAMER
CITY OF QUINCY

OAh LAIN d DhGNfAs
Wilileave Seattle fer Skagit river and way
ports, every Monday and Thursday, 10
turning Tuesdays and Fridays.
For freight and passage apply ut Com
pany's Office, on Yeslers wharf, or ON board
the beats at the same wharf.
mr3l-tf GEO. 8. JACOBS, Sec'y.
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HARRY LOTT. Charterer.
WIN laaye YeslerIs wharf every Thurs-
day, at q. M, and Port Townsend al 10
Q. M, for 6eniAhmoo calling at San Juan.
Lopez Friday Harbor, Roche Harbor.
Qscaa East Sound. G1emes Anacortea
Samish and Whafcom.
Returning win arrive at Seattle about
N. every Saturday.
Fare to Port Townsend. 81; to semiAh-
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Conducted by qualised Phy,
acians and surgeons-regulsr
graduates.
- The OLDEST sPEcrALurs
10 the United States, who's
LIFELONG IxPERIKScK, per.
feet meihed and pure medl.
cine. insure seKKrx and pan.
MANxST CURES Of al Priynte
Chronic and Nervous DISEASE
Affections Of the BLooD, SIM.
hIpScIS, BLADDKR, ERuPrIoss'
ULCERS, OLD Sokks SwKLLrSs
OF rHK GLANDS, SokK MoUrs
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while The ysang man was rtMdiar
tnas elsShnt epsEie be was also aware
thai q pasr Of bright gray ey~a wsse
shsesdly saady ing his lace; aud, when
nc had finished Is. The misn, in a volcr
10 lonEef TREMBLING, satd:
sare, aow, rec will give me 4 ion
! am nos very stFslng, hea viii Do al /
After = look az the he.sess wssnkled
taoe TIE yoang man ansservd:
iss, vii ava yon /. jssb, eou,e a,aa
gal yunr dinnef.~
The man made "a reply, bat fassoxass
aim 20 the ears. whers i,s told ths, saew-
ard 70 enter his narna az, slIs boaks. a,sl
also told him thai il tic bows wera 80,
rude 10 tie new cenzer, Il dali hlna.
No matter hos rnie ana nsugh ..,rna
meas lives may be, thss1 |. one trAst m
theis character ahsf nevsw en- ne s,,--
thai is. nsver ~ hslow i sitrone nssn "a
impose ca q ue der. Nisils as es,as-
graet uas eatin,i his siianef. Fsrneh n.
drew the chair fiosn bssessh hl,s al
allowed hin 10 fAA On tina flaos. Thss
ahtssendty act Aa0tsssa snh he Of ftam
fisieeeF, she took ds.s IN ths thrs,es
and dsaceea hlae oat az khe csr, ans
then pf,seseaea e etse kssa ! s,s,,,s
thrashins. After Ton laasl s.nssAsss i, =
Operations be anneuncsd thai he hksi
aaoptsd the Old Ifsme fog father, sa.l
any one wished g. iEnpolsa 10 Aia ~hazi
10 liek 1om aSst.s
Ihai nsees, sfszr he days Eua s.s
over, sappsf esstaia. Ania Rks snsa hsa
retired 10 toe sleepina ,saF. the old nasn
.ela ess seztsy. Hs ksd ~9nrksd Al isas
fFafif thar A 4 mad 49, nj - -
u = latte vsliNis IN Csassy Cars. n.
land. After all als sndeassfs % ssa.s,s. 1
~ shs world uih65fsaas sgsessask hiw.
MS wtte died year pSssAasss. as,sl 4 souk
~ eis tessla - smy her fRnsrsl AREA -.
Inea hss xelcs AzRan.io arxsuh = hsn
he s9oke Of has daaehtsF Rlits al H.
eoa fhh, uhe aess pas tsl sefvtus; 80
g 1904 a. s<shtsFd eEaassF2ns passage :,
oaseee, and an bis ARRIVAL essla fsrss =.
vera. lie haa aiiiiea. i lrsanasssl ~..ss
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DR.. IIEBIG

PRIVATE DISPENsARy,
200 6eary street. San Frxn.
cisco, Gal.
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Auo NIu& hcOat nov SEEKS his CON
pxniou- sSon speoser like forms ara
seen Nalkins up the valley. When near
the camp. the cid scout comes softly oat
Of the darkness. TAsa ensuss 9 wis.
pered CONSULTATION. when il il ended
the old scout and his men ysnish in the
DARKNESS and SO creepiae up She bill.
The yoang scoat aud his men fit haek
lnto The shadow OF the mountain md
lls,e1- An hour yanishss into the past.
From the bill above comes The faint
bowl Of volf. The scouts 10 the
shadov spring 70 their feet. Silently
thsy neas the camp. A they pas by
the hoohisd ponies there arises mort
Of fear and ruzh Of alarm. some Of
tue sleepsrs b the ere rise and GONE %
ths edRe % TIE glade and peer oat into
Tue gloom. The scouts cover 90 tue
ssrsh. Sseing nethine. the Indians NJ
turn 70 camp and lie doUn- They lie
down never 20 rise again. In dreaus
we visit other worlds. ReIsssed from
tie ecdy, the soai Joins iis kindred-I
pethspa anoag the aaRals Of the air a.
with HE defzo1s and Rhanls IN the
rsairsz Of DARKNESS. II The spirits Of
theee thai sleep By thai Gre are awAy-
snoaid they have i1arrsyed 10 Jon their
fsiiss -esmans--cosd and dssossis vii
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-09-21
LAGOkDl NOT Is.

Some OF our people will remember that
last spring. an old couple named Boosinger,
from the Urban. county house, came here one
evening inquiring for friends in the city, and
that friend sent them to town on the street
care, and how afterward a sensational corre-
spondent in the city interviewed them and
wrote half aolumn, denouncing the church
people Of Lagonds as inhumsn, having re-
fused TO take in or care tor the old folks, and
long list of imaginary wrongs, all without
any foundation in fact, so that one would
have supposed the old couple would have ever
after given this place the go-by. But on
Sabbath morning last, the same old couple
appeared at the residence OF one OF the church
heCs, having a petition "to whom il
may concern" and asked that it be prese nted
to tn. congregation and help obtained to send
the applicants to Iowa friends The same
inh5man person who aided them before, took
them 10 church, presented their case to the
congregation, who at the close of service
gave them several dollars in money, and \
number of invitations home TO dinner, when
they went on their way we suppose rejoicing,
This is another instance of Lagonda hospi-
tality which the aforesaid correspondent can
write up and magnify at pleasure.
Sabbath morning Rev. G. J. Burkert
preached a most excellent practical ssr,son,
from the text, THAT - would walk worthy
of God, who has called you unto his king
dom and glory"
George Field, foreman Of the Lsgolda
street car stables, gave up his position on
Sunday morning, and is succeeded by Albert
Chandler.
Ths ladies Of the Womans Christian Tenn
persnce Union held meeting on Saturday
afternoon at the residence Of the president,
Ms H. c. Lay ybourn. which was we'll attend
ed and an interesting session the result
Steps were taken TO procure, if possible,
another visit and lecture by Mrs. Trsgo, who
30 greatly interested the audience At the or
ganization recently.
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PEE son l.,

Gen. James 5. Robinson, secretary Of state,
is the guest of Dr. Smith.
Charles Wolfe OF Portsmouth, is the guest
Of his brother, Virgil Wolfe.
Frank Pinnington leaves this evening for
New York. via \. T. p. so
Nr. John Foos left this morning for New
York via n. Y. P. 4 q to be absent several
weeks.
Miss Susie Frey left for Dobbs' Ferry, n.
I, this morning, whore she will. attend
school this year
Et Cook leaves, this evening for Hoboken.
n. Y, where he has been attending school al
Stevens Institute.
So many ladies have made application tc
go to Cincinnati next Monday that the speca
car scheme had to be abandoned
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Layman and Georg.
West, of Saadu,ky, arc the guests OF j. X
Harris, of North Limestone street.
In the common pleas court this morning
Michael Riley, OF London, Ohio, filed a peti
ton with confession of judgment for S245.5l
Mrs. E. c. Smith and Miss Lottie McCol.
lister, the guests OF Mrs. j. p. Rhine for sew.
eral weeks, lett for Osgood, Ind, this morn,
ing.
Miss Louise Dinner, Of Dayton, well known
in Springfield society, will be married nert
Thursday evening to Mr.. Charles Fri,ch, also
of Dayton.
Cards were issued this morning for recep-
tion to be given by Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Hauk
next Friday evening in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. 5. Hauk.
Nr. and Mrs. Daniel Boyle and family are
here from Buffalo, New York, to stay a week
They are stopping with Mr. Boyles father,
81 Harrison street.
The Arcade Hotel gave a very handsone
dinner today IN honor Of the Fnvette" com.
pany. The menu cards contained photo.
graDhs of Miss Clsyton
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-09-21
FOSTER ON THE CAMPaIGN,

He Favors Stirring Up tho Rural Dis
tricts, and Predicts u Smaller Vote for
Both Parties.
Ex-Governor Foster is ia the city today,
and will go to New Carlisle this evening o..
the same train that will carry down the
crowd from this city. He is looking re-
msrkably well, and has greatly improved in
health and avordupois sue, his visit here in
June. He was met by GLOBE REPUBLIC re-
porter in the Arcade hotel this morning, and
expressed himself very freely on the cam
paign.
"lf seems That the republicans are sending
their prominent workers into the rural dis
tricts uIore itrss usual this year" remarked
the reporter.
ayes, and it, a good thing. I,'s my opin-
ion that it has not been done enough in the
past. The people in the country appreciate
it better than those in town who hear it every
day. They are better listeners, and it makes
greater impression on them"
"Do you think the floating vote in the
country is larger"
"No, don't think the floating vo,.
is larger, but argument goes further
with the floating vote in the country than in
the city. However, don't think that either
party will poll a' large a vote this year as
last. The canyssseTs with whom | have
talked in the northern part Of the state, don't
give nearly 50 large showing as las, year.
There are not As many voters in the state.
hen must go where ,hsy can find
work, and, though We hear much
OF Frightening prospects, the outlook
is still gloomy. Manufacturers are
running on very close calculation and are
very cautious lest they may produce more
than the demand calls for Then they are
working limited force of men, and those
who can not get work here are seeking il
elsewhere.