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Richland beacon., 1885-11-28
Something New.

For wounds. GUS, '''ul---. h"rnS "t
use Dr. rL'henoI', tnt>-r''c hri" ''ra"-
Tiyr.-nrr h shrrIou>r, manufacturers NJ
p,op.ietot-, Baton Rough. For ,'le nv
T.. MI Bell K Sc''r
Richland beacon., 1885-11-28
wholesale Al Retail Dr"s ~

pr Davis tou.u"n"t >'ih' 81 ""'
Cherry an lar L. prompt -aie s"' 'ttr C.
f., Br az al u'4'.h;r- ami N"re' rs u
L,,,r.. Rrs"r 80 II at once an' z''i' '''""
.ut.nns fo." iucur,b'" Pulmonary anr't'o'''
For Dy-;.ep-,. Use DIR Dav,s Liver Falls.
Oct Jl-lm.
Richland beacon., 1885-11-28
FOR SALE CHEAP.

A d-s,rabir re-iir,cr in Rayvi''--Ld'
louX,sn let For terms apply m T..
Montgomery. a-orn-y. ~ Rayv,Is. a.
Mssghsn, G,sslsnd, L. a..
Richland beacon., 1885-11-28
BenevOlent OrdeFN-

k-ss,sr Communications Do 5 re-" "
Lorve Nc zoe. + h a. n sons '-con':
We'd Wdss - each month -Jno. 5. srn1-'
lin v ~ W. I Oliver, Seefe,G
q Fsifosr Lodge No u, Raish'' Of
PyAss cots every Tue.d.v Nigh. c =
B.Mu e. e: Jo. S summ.rlin, Z Of R
Richland beacon., 1885-11-28

Ivy ., - ~" k~ir'!'r'. I 'oi "'"'"'. ~
i..,.-. f ma. W b-s>, N"'.. Whp ha>-
u.iuv,It- " ,t,ut II E"r S,'r 'Iy
R,.ti h Scott
Richland beacon., 1885-11-28

II, !,rhrrr'- :,i.- n i-ss.''nri NJ -
.hrinks frtr, mn I-'n courts fai- ''a'. IN
rife 49,. wort 30 rr.'ur- 1t ril,i. Try
ard -. -. vinrei For 81. ny
Aug ,3-!n De-" q NC"'
Richland beacon., 1885-11-28
Religious Directory.

WeeSlss services Of Methodist Episcopal
Courcb ,Scs,b-Second Sunday Ia each month;
~ } n. MrR.s,P &. Rsyv,l,e Circuit
Regular s"rvn-s Of Rsyr,i,e Presbyterian
AS'eh-Tbird Sunday IN zach montn-a-v
A. Campbell, Pastor Presbyterian SUNDAY
Shssi every Sunday afternoon.
Richland beacon., 1885-11-28

Nv ~rngs,- Sc "Nkin-"h '>S W.
b.,rc ,,, an -xa,'i"" to-" as-"'"'e'' "
..,,,.- Fanny t;rr.trl-,. We are sure w..
c.rt., i- beaten.
Richland beacon., 1885-11-28
NheFiA's Sale -

5. l. 4 tsii " Jno N Abran a.
VI IS Cha.. .r.t- " l'". II. .,brsny'
/, g1tn iNi>'. '.ni., Ia 81 80 X ETH ,fJ,
Sta'- II .<,n-.,a
~ vi',Ue - ~. a. ". Nri- OF r. fa
.r,. ,iiIr, iei ;i.5, -util- IL -uIi> vi
..t,r..e,. to-, :. 70 IL. ,,,.n... bidder, on
S.p. 10y ID e. 1rh 1905
a, the E.,t % Z ~ ri,- Court Hal~e Ia the tow
II ksyv.i'-, l. .Snni" zeal h'~rs. III. folio"
ing DESERT. 4 .rprr'y. VIZ:
A certan, tss'nS tore u. ne. siIuaird on o
II or 5, ,O~" III Rryeiile, La know" n
IL. Da, !" An. s-iz'-'' w the sb"t'
>uti.-u, All. 90 '..'- iOt 4. hirh tie allow
.... 4ttt. tan = . - i- HIs
lem ,si-. a>,,, with 'h- brn"n' ~ sn'
,'s't--m-r'. Lf.r o'Ol'
a,yvi.., l.. !-hrrib ,rh--, Shenrf
NJ. o., 1885, ffia'es's $l0.oo.
Richland beacon., 1885-11-28

We will p"b,ish ,.- K,as-Jnae: con'ro'
..rsy uex, week Want II space preciude'
s,ul,;.s.lon Of saI,,e tins wees The CLI
. / say:
/,nabbei Bul'm Jones renewed his a,isck
a Consre,>msn King ta,t week, rs-
=. Incing him IN extremity severe Language.
4 INK refuses TO cell Jones To account ~ :he
,nanner directed Ivy the s~ie"b cause JONES.
he ssys, is di.repu,sb,e ch.r,c,'r and be
Ih TIE uo:,ce of . .ru'-mau. IL MAS be-
| f)as, the controversy would resu.! IN tn-
ts,s If blond
Richland beacon., 1885-11-28

20 L..
,, h,u-,,,. .u' warrarted i'r hvr
gar. \t.,re>- all orders Ia
JE BEHFN. axr,
N"nr,~ Ia.
Richland beacon., 1885-11-28
1855 THB COURIER JOURNAL. 1855
An oRoAHoP
LIVING lDEASANOl LIVE ISSUES.
AZ IhkAY o.
Aenspoliss, Oli:arch:sH, and me
Shirt Of Ss< tional ktr1Is.

rAs Courier Journal III EuRy wArrrlaoS I'd.
itor In { hief), 10 the acknowledge Hepfeee0t.
I'VE Hswspayes d the South; 10 oemoe, ae IN
sssvet,oa q TIE War Taxes ~ bvisd On The
people W the tariH now in force.
The Weekly Courier. Journal
u the b-st weekly Newspaper published IN The
Cnip-d ht.tes. aud frr to- quantity a"d 9asnty
Of matter that appears in each issue Of It. IL v
the CHEApNsr. Its teieJ Faph.e eeSs m'Iitiee
outciAss any other paper, AMI il has the services
Of the ablest writer's and c0rrespon dents N the
country. 1t presents the news OF the week rom
every section a tho Word. ii givrs TO hs rraierc
throughout tho year . greater num'er OF Sefnt
and Short Siori . by prominent and popular
writer's than any Of tie hieh-priced magexises'
It 10 in every respect Model Political AMI ANN
pspss.
ar the LarSest Circulation Of any Dem.
ocra.ic Newspsp.r in America.
1t 10 acknowl-iced by prcss and people
throughout the UuIted States to be great
paper; great in size; great in enterpine gree'
In ability great in its Correctness u intorma-
ticn; great in variety; great IN every sense
Of the word. Itishe paper that ercyts' should
have. To be ~,huut It 10 sfest opportunity
lost. Those W. D once take II arc not wiling 70
be without it in their homes.
FREE PREMIUMS.
A list OF hand."',e and useful preaiuns o.
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eu VA re-, sipt 81 . request isr then. - send
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Journal al our Premium eupplemrns. givtso
our full let oil premiums, to any sddrsss.
SUBSCRIPTION TERMS.
Weekly. one year. including . FREQ Pr'- ., q
w.. Ts's to club: Of tve and over. ~i,Iou;
premium, ga h......... LII
For every club Of live names cent 10 q e~s v~e
ths sender Of club vii b ssNt as psessat a.
Richland beacon., 1885-11-28

y. 80. - ..s-.- - .'''.'''' N''''
....-.., t..' '-t'. Esp 3 'i 500, '""'
s. Co.. -t.>.",."-
Richland beacon., 1885-11-28

We have received the first ,->ue ~ ne
Loviriana BIptu published NJ sh'~vr?o" 10y
4 tanraeli. Editor aid Proprietor II
p i'O,-s - pnb;isu s-.ui.ir''''hiy paper AFTER
Jsnuary Ii les6. IT.. nrAtj pnn'e' aud
~ nope oar h'et,.sen VIII su-iain the paper
>J',-crpnon 81 30 pr snrun,
Richland beacon., 1885-11-28

SxosAL We NOTICE IN tIwn TIN wess
t,.o.. ;~o r,-.ls yong .t'".r.,.,f u Hni
ia and D.sii r.ii. ID. no, = 'ieh"rs
in ueit-s tp"I OCT II t. IL = pc tan ii.t" ii'.'
hand. Of Frea ur Dave
Richland beacon., 1885-11-28

/: .,W be he am = III. -:I,c,.S
At t.r IL make Il First Class:
EI,'. ~ s.Haen!s a.i.an:ages equal
10 IT,. .b:0iUcd III the b.. schoyH
IN -. .S::a:e.
I~e coarse 9F study Kill embrace
:. ., tie higher 6ranehes--Nafhc-
~ ,!;cs, NatXr0! Science, .Noraiaud
Mental Philosophy and Aneient
languages.
TERMS
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT $500
INTERMEDI DEPARTMENT 800
ADVANCED d.. .XlMENr 4.oC
dJsIC IN PIANO 4.o'
Is DENTAL. 'EE az" ~" 10"
USE OF INSTRUMENT TER No. LEO
Any pupil tahin, one >tu'.y IN a
ishcr department, will ne c!as>e'i IN
hat department.
| Board can he secured for $3.50
pcr month, including lights, wa>hi' &,
fuel, etc.
TEACHERS:
REV. ". & FHlLFY PRINCIPAL
PROF. 6 IVtS IL ,--.w'
RS rLORE\PE HAILr ani A.,-r.
nrs, Lou ~LAC.:HTER. Nu-i p-Pa'rr''''
! For fnrh..r ,nf".' a.. apr'y 10
Rtv. e FalLEY. Prn"''pal
! ~ col. 1 { SrANDItE FIR
.oyiIss1-i3m Pre-. Bd OF rrr-;ee-
Richland beacon., 1885-11-28

Nr y b.rc.--. - Macon, III ''"h' !"
,u or i.r. t.r amber during VI Larson
as,.;rce. 80
Ru.l lu,nh.r !..'i,.r-i in RayviI- @" tram -.
n,..S-, sn' us;chei. l'
q, III. nil IN
':t... .-,,,tg '''n'-r an leave 'r-h W.
,.,.,, IL, ~ viii 'av. VI. IN n'l"d
Iu..,rul ~. .ir!iv-re A. any -'a'on on
,h. V Sp x K. for the a'"vr pric"
rt.-r.. ,s..r Will b- expected to have car
an. a 60. paw r-iehi aud dr 'ur' The freight
irrr, HI ball
p,...,. ,.g; ", "a Wi-y P. Nan2'sm VII
49,. -,..r' RI ,it"' non.
-. sr.x,-, :. al "n Nrf'-- WI
-,,r .,,nc. ca'',,ages 10"
Richland beacon., 1885-11-28
CUCCESSlON NOTICE.

Stat. Of Lnnis,sua, Parish Of Rich and
9Th District COnr,
>ucre.,on Of MRS. l. Il ANSEL Deed
WHEREAS, =. H MOORE. Tutor. la.
w fl, IA the Office OF 'te Clerk OF the
.,i-l Cu..r, N and Tor -a.dpaEI,h VI kI,hlan .
b.. tnn a. oun, Vi a. V.;.,siiil 81 IA. u'i."r
,ri... J nsins
Iow, lhvt.i.,,c uni,.> Pros':io.. br mi
.,.r .i...i., ,,,. day. Il. - lie tat. 'IctcU'
-! b,,a. =. o...: al e n,nl ,!cgaic
- < g.. saw
$50 -. l. o. N.EhLlN,
ef.
Richland beacon., 1885-11-28

XRsE
Vici,hwg Shreveport 1 Pacific r 4
Time Table No. g.,
Tskiay E Gee, Oc,nber 33h. Hs5 :
r,s,n No ;Tr-la 80
~ STATIONS. -.
Law II 'Tt',uu o.. "
100 pm: Tsush 10 10
100 pm ~.'.rly 10
eli peihI ="
tSi N,ily Ridge ~
s2s ks,v,Ils 80
iSsS Guard - %
ScS Gordon -. = - .
SsS Mos.os j. sAy4s
$40 West Monroe o." 5
rs Calhoun "a
3SO lhosdrant 80
A. % Rusoa %
IS 20
$50 oimsbore 80
loo New Arcadia Hos
S23 Gibbs 80
s33 Ta,'cr 33l
. 10 CO Nind~n Juse,io; 3't
1855 Hsushton 3 %
A.. 10 Sa.avsroRr> Il a..
Train No III Tram \ -
w.n~.'d S,,iens E.,,~f
In F,c'p' Sond.y Dali, E1r.l' >'L's,
Soosm D-iu A:"o 9 VI.
sos go Barnes 847
- go TsIiulsb
n - Ds'hi IL ~ fsr
&C." ST.x as. t~-
Hsnres 20 compel any
SO S.: :, sssjh
lo's ,sinSen Junr,ni $50 Z II
A.,s sh....etn i 7o
JOHN c oAuLT. Ms sELKNM :,
Cessrsi hsnssef. Sh'e' IHE
r. CARROLL. Gsne's' Sur''
- G.c 6 ruf. s COR ,.'ho''.e" ~ :.
,.-.,. and r-e.iP7 io1 - ~, u
l. fully authorised n Get il al! things "h r
travelling o-sr the parish assessing the nr"r-
cry, tho,e indebted 70 us ~ill please ha"i
him he money IT
rslbo, A,illman vas in town Tussdy.
People begin 10 come in to pay aka .
We ere plesssd TO ae,e some inp"ve'
menu going on IN 'own.
See the advertisement Of Mr.. W. I. Rat
ill., Of place 70 rem, Of sell near Delhi.
District Ce.r adjourned on T"-s;ay si"s
+ 30
II Roll Of Honor: g. Z. Courtney, IT FER
snson ard David TODD
Nov !. III. ....ea p., aIe. R.rem-
Der ,h.i the Pensl,iv r'"ee 'e '"'~'
]" on movable rrsps,y
With the exception O a .'es' '"'
in tn. season ~s lave l''h e' ''"' 'e'
for cote" picking
o., n.shbor the None. Bsi''si" Is "''
ssksn. l,s 7. II. Msnam "ho ms re
c.i,-d The appointment U " sse'i az
,h.V.S.kP. r. snao, H''s''n
A marriage. .oor psc,; Nj c.,'.' -
"Wednesday the &C. : o~err - -
and Ms.E ,on ,7rd, gro -
Mor,hou.e P,rv 80 .sTii- - i, 81
Mrs olive 9,
n W. und.r,ud ~. Ne Joe v'"e' =.
"'rri.d o.sT'd1 J"' A." L. -, :.
yoass man s.:'oSAS. 70 S'.'F' >
70, the msrrisss ao',es.
Ia the preliminary exsrninsnor 81 y
Cho., before his Honor h. ?. "tI""' OF
Friday and Saturday M. caoa. "se fr'r.'f
for van, Of suficea. evidence % conn"
He vas arrested npsn Q ch.rse OF ""''
in the cas- Of the killing OF 4 N'c''i' hut
sss,ed The S,s,s faik. to sas'sir re e''sf'
end he w~squied.
Dad Todd, ESQ.,, ss' he.r y !
lR~At<eversfd.y' 'oo.ins sf'et soy. =. =
49, He i, se,.ins con.i.e's5- s'sc.'
h.,. no, q ishs,ani,ns he ives IN re Cd
n. !, one Of the NOS. esll.tan; yoars '''o'''
In the State.
Tn. .p.enclss We purchase rom VI
..en, OF A. < Hsskss. Austin. T-1'
.r, vsrv good. They have slant that e1 A.
n. ,be psss and the straight par on tn"
...s,.. eos 10 .ook Of objec" at a d','"o
I,.Aou, trouble. Bsn 4 Sess. Drutsi'.s ha
.sssso-.msss e shsu for GALE
Richland beacon., 1885-11-28

". were pa."ed IT, lev :" 'h" ne"
.h,on .sr, en--i ~ ..u, ten II - t'I.tns,
-u ihr & Hh he IA ms rigi.i Is"i t'r''hi.
-srrs.e, ia the kin. Dr Voice say. II"
- DO :ud-nvoT 10 save 'b- hani
Richland beacon., 1885-11-28

The ca.- ~. heisn Strtor a"d - ta'''r
a. ,ins ,..- imlni-,,sr"u al " N'lii"-hs
c.u,- Of artrOn The sut 49, 81 Dan as
az opJo-irlon 70 the srcoum g; ;h- ai'u'n'''
train, ,d NrIu,o,i,'. .ucr-..i.H.. A. the bond
If .'clnt,sh Is -u.v-.tb ,'si ih~ s'n' i'f "'>f
So 900 thu trial /. u..'; I" ~ ..''Y o'.'
Richland beacon., 1885-11-28

Has attained q standard Of s1cstsoes vASs0
II contains every improvement that invasive
gonius, akin and money can psoooe&
Richland beacon., 1885-11-28

On, Town and n-geborhnl have been IN
4. ,umu,, for The ras, week over the aPpre-
b.n,ipn o, xlau.'er. in Our midst We have
SUFFERED f,nrn nvrtfo~a gns's chafh'n a..
mn. We are III 90 sense pfep'red '" -nnn'
10 having 4 1T Of horses iis'r,''s'ed over the
country mi. c,eu win this disease some
w.-s, .,n,. ,.ry brouyhs lot OF horses
mo ,h,. .-,glt,orsond and SOLD them I" dit
f.,.., p-r,on- S-ve'ai oI the" have de-
velrpei .y"pro,n. at ss"'e'' "
49, ed ,,i> .'i.-a.e often and At Ut" "i The
mas, ,h,; j. ...g h'- - MT ete-ie
3. ~e $40 Co.
d" T." r'HI-,r'
t... pc, .,.n-r- = ss".:''' W a. '''
,i..,,- ,n ,n w.. pay wa '''d these h'fs''
So, ,r;u.,,,. mi W. 10 :rpr--,i, b. irv'' ~
ara III nj f-s''u. .'i-ca-~
Richland beacon., 1885-11-28

ThA Courier Journal III EHRy wAfrrRaoS I'd.
itor.in ( hief), 10 tho scknowlsdged espreseNtn-
Vve Nswspapes si the South. 10 oemoes he In
politics, a., nrst, last. and all the time 10 ~
REDUCTION q TIE War Taxes ~ svisd On rs
pevpls W the tarin now in force.
Richland beacon., 1885-11-28

Ger 6. Paw. J. COR ..' s.,,',,e. - ~
receive and r-esiPf ior SasstSa----. ~
10 fully authorised ~ Get in al! things "h' e
travelling o-er the parish assessing the nr"r-
es,y, sho.e indebted 70 10 ~ill please haul
him he money 1T.
Richland beacon., 1885-11-28

1At<everskdsy' 'oo-ins si'ei so. -
e.,es. He is getting con.,-.e'soe E'"''''
her, no, = outstanding he ives IN re ''y
y. :. on. Of the mos. s,.l.,an; you're 't;o'. s''
In the STATE.
The spsesclss We purchase rom 'h'
.sen, OF A. < Hs~kss, Au'rn. '-A'''
.,. vsrv good. They have . slant that e1'''y
a. ,be psss and the straight par on IN" TIP
enables one 70 loot Ct objects at distance
GsAou, uoskIs. Bsll 4 sesst, Dnts'''s nave
a. ssso,smsas q them ios sale.
\. shsS,bls 70 ysss 'nsishbofs and tell
shsa Il yass experience in curing your e"">
dsss q sesshs and Group BY tho a's Of that
,sssiss remedy. Ab's'' Haasy Of Ter aud
tsUsS
Richland beacon., 1885-11-28

Sent, Ofhc., Rsyvi!ie La. Nov "a, lss5.
Nov l..-Si. Printer, fee, III 81.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-04-18

There was the usual large crowd at the
Salvation Army meeting Friday night. The
ball was packed. Three persons came for
ward and professed to have been converted.
Lieutenant SidronskI, the "Saved B Bohemian
Girl" was present and spoke very effectively.
10 broken English, but was clearly under
stood, and made an excellent impression.
Many were in tears while she was speaking
Captain Demerritt and the converts of the
previous evening also spoke, and the cornetist,
from Dayton, gave a solo and assisted in the
music. There are to be services at the nall,
at tomorrow morning-know as "knee-
drill" There will be q general meeting,
also, at IL o'clock, ard at half-past two there
will be an open air meeting in the Market
Space. There will be closing meeting for
the day in the hail, l0l East Nam, at half
past seven. "Silver offerings" will re given
at the door.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-04-18

Mrs. Emma Clark's Hair Restorer removes
dandruff from the scalp and renders it per-
fectly healthy. 1t will cure all diseases of
the scalp also cures neuralgia headache, ner-
vous headache and removes pimples from the
face, restores gray hair to Its natural color
and produces luxuriant growth Of the hair.
This preparation is perfectly free from pois-
onous drugs. Satisfaction guaranteed or
money refunded. This Hair Restorer is pre-
pared and sold by Mrs. Emma Clark, South
Charleston, Clark county, Ohio, or her au-
thorized agents. Agents wanted. Give it a
trial. Price 81 per bottle.
For sale by Ad. Bakhsus h Co., Druggists,
% East Main street, and H. H. Wolfe, corner
Market and High streets, Theo. Troupe and
T. J. Casper
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-04-18

The Trustees of the Soldi .rs' and Sailors
Orphans Home held q meeting at Xenia
Thursday. Ii was decided DR.. Jones should
remain as Superintendent, and Dr.. D. ID.
Moore was chosen physician.
Considerable routine business was trans
acted by the B,ard, and among other things
the printer was authorized to purchase new
outfit of type for the Home Weekly. the cost
of which is not to exceed $3.50. This will 6t
up the printing Office in nice shape.
Major II. P. Lloyd, of Cincinnati, Hon.
John Little's successor, met with the Board
for the first time Thursday. Major Lloyd is
is most valuable addition 10 the Board, be-
ing prominent member of the G. A. R, and
every way qualified to fill the position.
The members Of the ladies board Of visitors
present were Mrs. Kate B. Sherwood, wife of
General ]. R. Sherwood, of Toledo; Mrs.
Frances A. Harrison, widow OF R D. Harri-
son, of Columbus, and Mrs. Mary Parker,
wife of Dr. Edward Parker, of Gailia. They
organized by electing Mrs. Harrison president
and Mrs. Sherwood secretary. Mrs. Harrison
ie daughter of the late General Anthony
and was born in this city. She is remarka-
bly, well qualified for the position to which
she has been chosen.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-04-18

The fury Of . woman ecorned as rule
takes the form Of calculations, snathemas,
hsir-pulling or cold poison, but the more
practical measure Of . suit for $4,000 for
breach o. premise is the last resort Of Anna
N. Blount, colored, who, BY petition filed in
court last night asks judgment for that
amount against VIM. Guinea. 1t is alleged
that defendant promised to marry plaintiff in
July, 1884, and again in November, instead
of which he did 20 and mstrimonially unite
himself, December IL, 1884, with one Sarah
Rocks. A suit of another sort 10 pending be-
tween the parties.
Entries in thirty-eight or forty cases
brought to recover Scott law tax paid into the
county treasury. have been furnished to be
placed upon the court journal. in accordance
with Judge Goodies decision on defendants
demurrer, to which plaintiffs object.
Deputy Sheriff A. J. Baker and hr. Klein
felter went to Columbus this morning after
Freeman, the insane convict mentioned yes
terdsy, and will bring him here tonight. He
will be sent to Dayton asylum eventually.
Judge Goode held court this morning and
rendered decisions in q number Of cases Of
minor importance, already heard.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-04-18

Grand Chaplain Lafayette F. Van Cleve
inspected Palestine Commandery, No. 80,
Knights Templar, at their asylum last even
nR, special conclave being held for the pur-
p,se and the final degree being conferred
lpon one candidate to show what proficiency
had Teen attained in the work, especially in
that of Knight Of Malta, which was rendered
iu full as required BY the Grand Commander
The inspecting officer expressed himself xell
pleased. The commandery closed ab1ut II
o'clock, and after it there was plain colla-
ton in the banquet hall. Visiting knights
from York, Pa. Troy, o., and other places
were present. The matter of Ascension Day
services will be definitely determined upon at
the stated conclave next Friday evening.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-04-18

Mrs. Sarah Klein, formerly at No. 67 East
Main street, whe is about to leave for q new
home in Monroe, Wis was Thursday night
pleasantly surprised at the residence of S.
Berger, No. so East Columbia street, by the
appearance of Mr.. and Mrs. Altschui, Mr. and
Mrs. Greenbsum, Mr.. and Mrs. Newsta,e, Mr.,
and Mrs. d. Klein, Mr.. and Mr. Tischberger,
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis, Mr.. aud An. Schwartz,
Mrs. Schonenthal, Mrs. Levison, and Rev.
Satler and lady, when they handed over to
her fine silver CASTOR. with the following
card:
Compliments Of
The Hebrew Ladies' Benevolent Society,
of Springfield, 10
Sarah Klein
April l6;h, 1885.
A fine table was spread and good time
had up to midnight.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-04-18
CURES FOR PILES.

Piles are frequently preceded BY sense Of
weight in the back, loins and lower part Of
the abdomen, causing the patient to suppose
ne has some efection OF the kidneys or
neighboring organs. At times, symptoms of
Indigestion are present. fatulency, uneasiness
of the stomach, etc. A moisture, like per-
spiration, producing very disagreeable Itch
ing, after getting warm, is a common at
tendant. Blind, Bleeding and Itching Piles
yield at once to the application Of DR..
Bosankos Pile Remedy, which acts directly
upon the parts affected, absorbing the
Tumors, allayiug the intense itching, and
effecting permanent cure. Price so cents.
Sold BY Ad. Bakhaus h Co.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-04-18
LOCAL NOTICES.


The most important discovery is that which
brings the most good to the greatest number.
DR.. Kings New Discovery for consumption,
coughs, and colds, will preserve the health
and save life. and is a priceless boon to the
afflicted. Not only does it positively cure
consumption, but coughs, colds, bronchitis,
asthma, hoarseness, and all affections Of the
throat, chest and lungs, yield at once to its
wonderful curative powers. II you doubt this
get trial bottle free at Chas. Ludlow's drug
etnrA
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-04-18

Upon a special dispensation granted BY the
Department Commander, G. A. R., C.m-
mander Penfield, Jsnior Vice T. E. Lott,
Chaplain Delo, comrades Grant, Bartholomew
Cine, Murray, Payne and others, OF Mitchell
Post. mustered Wilson Wirick. veteran OF
the 44th o. V. l., as 4 member of the Post,
the ceremony occurring last evening at his
residence, to which the conrade is confined
by, perhaps. his last illness. This is the frs,
occasion in which q comrade Of Nc. As has
BEEN received "outside the lines" and was at
the urgent d sire Of Mr. Wirick, who sppre-
ciated the ceremony fully, remaining seated
in his chair. In view of all the circumstances
there were passages in the always impressive
ritual that became very touching, full corps
of officers in position doing the work. 1t is
hoped that, with return Of better weather,
there will be q favorable turn in the COM
race's malady.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-04-18

A single dose Of SRnford's Radical Cur in.
stantly relieves tn most violent SDe, zng or Head
Colds, Gle srs the head As by magic, stors watery
ing Noises in the Head, cures Nervous Headache,
Gnd subdues Chiils and Fcvers Iu Chronic Ca
tarEh 1t cleanses the nasal passages Of four u.s.
restores the senses OF smell, taste. and hearing
when affected frees the head, thr, at, and hron-
chial tubes Of offensive matter, sweetens and puri
ies the breath. stops the cough, and arrest, the
progress OF CataTrh towar is Consumption.
One bottle Radical Cure, one bOx Catarrhal S,l-
vent and Sanf,rd's Inhae er, all in one package Of
all druggists for St. Ask iOr SANVoRD's RADICAL
CURE
Potter Drug and Chemical Co., BOaton
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-04-18
Toast,ug the Patients,

Alphonso Karr recently paralyzed some
physicians of Paris at dinner, by offering q
toast to the health of their patients. Some
people think doctors do not like their patients
to get well. There are many doctors in this
country who not only want their patients to
get well, but give them Browns Iron Bitters.
DR.. G. N. Robertson, Elm Grove, N. c., Say 5,
Il prescribe Browns Iron Bitters and End it
all it is recommended to be-" Cures malaria
and all nervous aud dispeptic troubles.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-04-18

German Township High School Report.
The following is a report Of the German
township high school ending April 6, 1885,:
Number Of days taught, l20.
Number Of pupils enrolled, IS.
Average monthly enrolment, 30.
Average daily attendance, 264.
Average age, l6 years.
Number studying U. S. history, q.
Number studying algebra, ls.
Number OF visitors, 80.
Six pupils have secured teachers certifi-
Gates.
Valid for two years: Peter A. Hartman,
average grade, sc per cent; Elmer Zerkle,
average grade, 80; Albert J. Hartman, aver
age grade, 80; John B. Thomas. average
grade, 7s.
Valid for one year: Willie c. Ryan, aver
age grade, II; Harry W. SwartsbauRh, aver
age grade, "a.
Present every day: Emery Rust and Mary
Jane Overs.
JOHN HOMER HARTMAN. Teacher.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-04-18

W. II. Grove, the popular clerk of the La
gonds House. has taken Eve years lease of
the Yellow Springs House. He leaves for
Yellow Springs next week and will open his
hotel about May l. Mr.. Grove has hosts of
friends in Springfield and is, drservedly, q
general favorits with the travelling public.
Any person whose business or pleasure takes
him to the Yellow Sprirgs House is sure Of
q hearty welcome and courteous treatment
from the new proprietor
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-04-18

Mitchell Relief Corps Auxiliary will give
social next Tuesday evening at the residence
of VIM. H. Grant, Plum street, north of Ce-
DIR. The members of the Grand Army Of
the Republic and others are invited Re-
freshments will be served during the evening.