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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-28
''HEADouAnrERs" FoR SILKS

AAhADQUAhIEhS' Il Oh ClLhS
While we do not wish to frght.n our customers into
buying NOW we think it our duty to apprise them OF
the fact that the prevailing opinion among mnnufac-
urers is that since the advance of 20 per cent
on silk material in Lyons (the center ofhe foreign
silk market) SILKS HAVE TOUCHED THE LOW
EST POSSIBLE POINT. and must necessarily 60 up
wards SILK fabrics lower now than they have
been for the last quarter century
market than bny now. We satisfied we shall have
to pay more next time WE buy. We give you all the
advantages Of our present stock at the old prices
2Oinch All Silk Black Brocade Is choice pattens:
have sold them high dollar and lately at
S5c Now 75c DER yard.
2O-nch Colorcd All Silk Surahs, Is colors. in "a
different shades. only 75c per yard
21-inch Coored All Silk Rhadame, in twenty-five
different desirable colors. Last season we sold them
at $l.5O. Early this $1.25. Now IA per
yard.
Another shipment is here Of the 2C-inch Black Ex-
traheavy All-silk Mervellleux especially for winter
Last seasons price, $685. only 81 90 per yard.
Our 35c Satins. Other houses have 35c. Satins but
they ours. Fl colors in "a different shades
We DO not believe you ask for shade we haven't
got. 35c. per yard.
We do believe customers will have such another
opportunity Silk Fabrics low as they
now being offered. and believe it will pay you buy
even for next season.
WOODWARD LOTHROP.
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HoIrpAY Opnsrso.

HEATON PERRY.
Has TIGGGWEeS4R 70 PERRY z BAfDaIkEanE Arm
NAhIED ASSORTMENT 81. N9TH1SsILII1Es
~ECHS SNzAA LEATHER AND PLUSH 1oAAAf
k Ettssa 1aSy s dsss
T bAND PICKET BOOKS. sur~
'AfnANESE, SEAL AND ALLIGAIOh sAN
LANDBORGs COIOGNE AND oDORs IN
pr III ~ 1TG1E6CQvE1ED HOrIl
a IIGGSn AND OLIVE WOOD QD0R CASESS:
a ~ La FiGUAES, MANICURE 1CSs.a,-,r,rc
AA4TStANT BRASS AND PLUSH. AoVNTED
N 1m6rH1RTEp sATIN.L1NEp WORK sAsKBn
ROCCO c1Rb aa ncsivEss AS6 faEa,aoxz.
BRASS WRITING SETS, VIENNA LEATHER
x.zASdUIO9RAPH ALBUMS ..s .>.s.~
41NT1I1LE EENs SHAVING CASES AND sMok'
1.APTEg AID eENTLEMEws cHINA SILK
AT MFAsMTDK NE%I ANP MuFTtEERSS roprn
H9KDERED. WHfTE HOOK R&TLER1s
go, AND EMRRoIDERED HANDK ERCH@TlH
SflEE IL LINDCCEMENTS" IN FANCY MSR-
KERCHIEFS FOR LADIES AND GENTLE
NEW SIR AK 1gf Is f sSe sG ladies AND
GENTLEMEN. WITH GOLD SILVER, IVORY,
HHo .I II HORN, EBONY AND NATURAL WOOD
~ PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT RRIona
sEAToy PERRY,
PRnBY BUfLDf4o.
Established 164O mas
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Special Announcement.

THE STAR presents to-day, under its ar
rangement for the publication of a series of
original copyrighted stories by leading writer's,
a genuine ghost story OF stirring interest, en-
titled "Col- Pike Of st. joe" "Such Stuff as
Dreams" is the the title of powerful story by
Julian Hawthorne that will be commenced In
The STAR December and concluded Deem.
Der IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-28
PnEpAR1se FoR CHR1srmAs.

We have been m liking grand preparations
during the past mouth for the Christmas trade,
and most acceptable Christmas things
Meanwhile being sadly in need of roorn we
shall reduce the price on some of our most desi-
rshls GOODS In order to dispose of them imme-
To-day::we begin with Wraps Timely Wraps.
fashionable, most useful. and seasonabie Wrspa
Is 1t not better to reduce the price now. than
we reduce the price now.
siciliene silk Circulars, quilted lining. edged
ali around with fur, and finished with deep fnf
collar.
Lice yesterday
Price to-day and after .......$126O.
Beautiful Black and Brown Boucle Visites.
Rro1u,e feather Trimming, extremely well 3
Price Soisr and sSssr iS
Fine Brown Berlin Twill NewmnrKeas. eIe-
aa avr s sn1sn with, NTH best quality of Congo
Price To-Day eyu aSd ailer i isS
Price Yesterday. Today and after.
S:@%::fs'::: s siS:s$ 81: 5s
trimmed. with best grade Of Russian fur, per-
f EEL In Y shape: very nobby. e,-.o
Price To-day and after ........ 500.
,n Fine Black silk Circulars, quilted satin lin,
bottom VITA two and a half inch black Coney
fur deep fur collar. heavy and warm.
frice yesterday f6OW.
Price To-day and after .............. .. 81 90.
Second floor: take elevator)
NOTE.
There Is every reason why you should visit
our store az often as possible from now till
Christmas in order to secure some Of the grand
bargains we are offering.
New Goods are coming every day.
WOOD ARD & LOTHROP.
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE.
ONE PRICE ONLY.
921 Pa ave. [n2S] 8I2 D at.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-28

Senator Hoars bill To provide for a temporary
executive In case Of the death Of both the
President and Vice Presidenf during their
term of Office is In no sense party measure,
nor did IL create party antagonism in the Sem
ate last winter, for that chamber adopted IL
unanimously. And, under the existing cir
cumstances, there can be no excuse for oppos-
ing il in any quarter. The fact that Its auspices
are republican is an additional argument in It's
favor. As the case now stands the republicans
control the succession, and it will be patriotic
step on their part to ignore this accidental adj
vantage by passing an act vesting the success
sion in the cabinet instead of in the president
pro tempore of the Senate. 1t is very desirable
that the Vice President be of the same political
party as the President. though in the early
days OF the republic this theory did not prevail.
Senator Hears bill secures the succession OF
men in thorough sympathy with the ticket as
originally elected, and, on that account, it will
be approved by the country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-28
HoLrnAY PREpAnArross.

WE ARE MAKING EXTENSIVE PREPARE.
CLASSES OF DRY GOODS. VIZ, LADIES' NEW
MARKETS, E;N0LAH WALKING COATS. SILKS,
VELVETS, SATINS. PLUSHES, FANCY DRESS
GOODS, LADIES' AND GENTS WRAPQ1R
SKIRTS. BLACK AND COLORED CAsHNEREs,
GRAPE CLOTHS, TRICO CLoTHs HOMESPUN
CLOTHS FLANNEL sUITINQ, LACE CURTAINS,
FINE SOUTH DOWN BLANKETS. CALIFORNIA
BLANKETS. QUILTED BED COMFORTS. EN-
BROIDERED HANDKERCHIEEA HEMMED.
STITCHED AND SILK HANDKEReHIETS,
FANCY HOSIERY FOR LADIH8 AND chill.
DREN, FRENCH AND GERMAN FABLE CLOTHS,
PIANO COvER&
cARfErINoA
BRUSSELS CARPET, teen CSC upwasd,
INGRAM CARPET. rom 16c. SOC. SIC
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, al wsdfhR
RUGS. SMYRNA, 6HEEP6KIN. VELVET ina
MOoURT, ETC., Etc. nc. Etc, Eto
JoHNsoN, GARNER co.
n2S 69e Pennaylyanta sve, south adA
GnAsD Pn1zr Burrrn
NJ Ian = .:ss'ps weekly. e.sA san the Creamery.
"Fox RIVER ELa1H CREAMERY BUTTER,
ssnBsfi 4 81 SRhH 4
Also. shs celebrated "BARB crrYn Creamery IN.
ter made ov IL + Gnrisy' szesidsat Of the Illinois
Best brands also Ofiows and New York State But
~ ssss: s Sss. :ss9 PSsa ;l...sa.p.n..
.sss. ss5 I'll; l e .s'::'4s Re.
lMn99lAsssss. - HUsEAIsk sass ss "A Is
ing Dresses Q spoctalfy. Prices modeRn1e All MI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-28

Our previous efforts to lay q large assortment OF
TOYS and HOLIDAY PRESENTS before our Gus
TONER'S have been so far exceed this year that
with our immense floor space we are crowded 70 the
utmost extent, and our Stores packed with goods
from ceiling to floor and from the top story the Gel
lar What We have not got in the way Of Toys IL not
worth mentioning, and our variety of other hand
some articles, useful a. well ornamental. win sur
prise even those used to see arge stocks Of goods
We have made especial efforts 10 make our prices
lower than usual giving at the time much bet
ter quality goods than heretofore and are conf
dent that no one Will leave Store without the
pleasing certainty that considerable saving has been
the result of this visit to us.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-28

The panic in Panama canal shares caused by
report Of the death of de Lesseps is proof of
the shaky condition of the enterprise. The
prospects Of the canal are gloomy enough now,
and upon the death of its guiding spirit they
would be snuffad out entirely "a -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-28

Don Carlos thinks that this is good time to
press his claim to the Spanish throne, but his
movements do not arouse popular enthusiasm.
The tendency is the other way. II Spain
changes Its form Of government it Is more likely
TO be In the line Of broader Institutions rather
than towards imperialism
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-28

Perhaps 1t is just as we'll that the Buigarians
had q little setback yesterday. They were get
ting rather perky, and now they may be willing
10 talk about peace on basis that will be fair
10 both sides.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-28
BuYERs. Arrrsrros

Your attention is called to the fact thai mail
orders for Holiday Goods should be sent in at
theeariiest possible date, in order to avoid dis
appointment in securing choice
Send us your orders while the assortusnts
are complete. aad No can give you the attsn.
tan ~ deslsA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-28

The conservatives keep on gaining In the par
liamentary elections, and it Is pretty certain
now that the two great parties will be so nearly
equal In numbers that Parnen will hold the
balance Of power. The elections show that John
Bull had become little nervous. He was
afraid that his "institutions" were In danger
and ran TO the tories to be protected against
novelties. This appears very clearly from the
great falling or In the radical strength In many
localities
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-28

MRs. /. V. SLATER.
9SI STREET,
Will exhibit, On
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER I'D,
A CASE Of FRENCH BONNETs.
The uubc cordially invited
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-28

The protest of the George g. Meade Post of
the Grand Army Of the Republic against the
removal of Postmaster Huidekoper, OF Phila-
delphia, has brought out the claim from demo-
cratic sources that General Huidekoper was
Objectionable from business as well as from
political reasons. The Philadelphia Times says
that not only has the Office been managed in
the interest Of the republican party, but it has
not been managed WELL 1t testi1es that there
is 'the worst postal service in Philadelphia Of
any city in the Union" and it adds that the
change was made In part In consequence of the
representations of business men,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-28

M. b. BRucE & Co a,..,
ART NEEDEESHOHK.o %
Awarded Prize Medals by the GDcinuatt ihdusfrai
Exposition, 1854, for Art Embroidery and Drawn
Work 90 -ErEE -,
Highest Awards for Art NeedlewoYt< humfVO iSiiaf
Designs by the Department for womsns Work, New
Orleans Exposition, 1895. Z y
Commenced pieces in NeedlewoFk, Drawn Work
and LuStra Painting.
Glasses in OIL. TAPESTRY, CHINA. LUSTRA
BRASS DESIGN.
Washington, DC.-Supplies: 433 9th st NV.
Studios: 9l5 ST. NV.
Saratoga Springs, N.Y.-Arcsde Binding n2S-8m
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wooDwARD'& LorHROP.
M1kADo OpERA .SHAw1s

We have Just opened an elegant lire Of
Aikado Opera Hhawis, In Cream and Cardinal.
made nom ane Duchess cloth, Handsomely
Silk embroidered In self ColorA heavily. trinaed
III around.
CSecond door; cloak department; take elevator.)
WOODWARD a. InTf4ROP
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-28
LOST AND FOUND.

-
r OST-ON THANKSGIVING DAY, ON THE
- run to Mount Vernon In the vicinity OF Alexan-
dTia 4 Washington Cycle Club Badge Reward Ii re-
urned to Capt j. CHAS. V. SMITH, 1206 Pcnnsyl-
wanna ave. Its
I OSr-ON 18th. A DIAMOND RING. CON
- tanning a Hebrew word a suitable reward will be
given if finder retu Ms TO 500 ST. sw. Its
T OST-A SMALL FEN ALE YORKSHIRE TER
1Irier, wearing pink ribbon attached to the collar
suitable reward will be paid to any e:rrning
to l7l1 X. l. ave It's
T OST-ON FRIDAY "A SMALL BLACK AND
ztan Gyp liberal reward will be paid If returned
TO I2l 9th ST. NV. it,
FOUND-NovEMBER "a. A YOUNG CALF.
II near H. and o. Railroad. which owner can have by
eScribing and paying for adv ertisiDg and care OF
same \. BROOKS. North Capitol and sts NV
n27-2ts
T OST-BETWEEN EBBITT HOUSE AND TREA-
- sury Department, in the latter, O gold and
cameo Seal 1Ocket, with Reubens head on one side
and u. r s., in monogram the opposite side A
suitable reward will be given for its return to Dr.
Birds Office, 1885 q st. NV. no27-2ts
II OST-THANKSGlVING MORNING, FROM F
IL st to Center Market o half Gold Case Of Lady's
Watch. A good reward will be given IL returned to
w. RAMSAY, 9U6 + st. NV. n27 -3tk
7 oST,oN WEDN EsDAY, A MALE MALTESE
Cat half grown, Will red ribbon and small bell on
his neck Reward If left at Doll n ST. NV! n27-2ts
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WANTED--HOUSES.


VXTANTED-BY MAN AND WIFE, NO chill
w dren, small Furnished House or Flat. Best Of
references. Address EDWARDS, Star office. lts
"ANTED-A DWELLING HOUSE, WITH
w Store and Stable: il possible, central location
Address Box l41, Star Office. n2S3ts
WTANTED-FOR CASH-SMALL OR MEDIUM
w sized house northwest section. Address, stating
location and price, MACK, star office. n2S-3t*
"tNTED-To BUY wELL-BUILT BRICK
w house. ten twelve rooms south of Iowa circle
Small cash; rest on time Address IMMEDIATE, star
Office. no2S-:St
NNANTED-A BRICK HOUSE OF EIGHT OR
w nine rooms. Price between 81 900 Sni SO OO0
from Sd to 18th aud G TO r SITS Terms. spot cash.
Must be a bargain. Address Box 115, Star office
n2a-2t&
VNyANTED TO RENT IMMEDIATELY - A
w small furnished House. within half q mile of
scott Circle. Good care; prompt pay. Send descrip-
tion and price, Box 4, star office. n25s}tS
VNANTED-TO PURCHASE FOR CASH-A
w Brick House; with modern improvements, worth
about six Thousand dollars north OF and west OF 9TH
St; occupancy not desired at present Address giving
details, Box %, Star office. nI4-6t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-28

HoL1DAY GooDs
CHRISTMAS CARDS,
GIFT BOOKS,
NOVELTIES IN LEATHER, PLUSH &C.
PRAYER BOOKS AND BIBLES
JAMES ]. CHAPMAN, AGENT,
n2o-6t 915 Pennsylvania ave.
CLOSING OUT TO CHANGE BUsINESS.-ALL
Owanting Beautiful Imported Leather Novelties fer
Christmas call on Also Trunks Harness Satchels.
Fine Double and single Harness, Horse Hankets
Robes and saddles, &c, &c. ~ cost
]. p Skinner d CO.. IS
n2Sr2w Coz 18th ST, opposite L. :. Treasury.
DEN. T. DE WITH TAIN DGES SUNDAY
HI MORNING SERMONS published in every
Monday Morning ISsne Of
THE NAA0NAL REPUBLICAN 1t
nURKEES SALAD DRESSING, FULL SIZE
LAO cents
Plum Pudding. ID. cans. ---..-.-.... 22c
rum fudclnG ID cans. 4Oc
ftum PUDDING, 10 cans
ffuir. -
Our New YORK buyer has secured . big drive ON
ne above, and We hasten to offer the benefit our
customers
ELPHoNZO YoUNGs, GROCER.
42S 9Th Street,
n24St Next to Jarvis Ice Cream Saloon.
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WANTED-BOARD.

"ANTED-TABL BOARDS Rs AT POLO I4TH
w ST. n.w; good board reasonable rates, by pill
vate northern family. Its
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NJ. S1rvza.rao q Go.
s12 7TH AND sls 9TH STREET.
"a
n3elawls NRAR PA. AvR
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-07-31

A tall, elderly man. whose close-cut
beard and hair were white, but who
walked with the elasticity Of youth.
was passed in the corridor of the
Grand Pacific yesterday afternoon by
colored bcll-boys. That's him, that's .
Gen. Sherman" they said, revcrenti-
ally, as they stopped and gazed at the
General until he disappeared around
the corner.
"liello, General is that youp" OK
claimed Gov. Oglesby moment later.
and the two shook hands cordially.
They talked for some time over per-
sonal matters until the Governor felt
obliged to 20 to his room and do the
gracious To the crush Of callers there.
and the General started down the stair
way. where he encountered Col. Will
lam N. Brainard Of Evanston.
You are looking extremely woll." ="
said the latter.
And ] am feeling that way Gen.
Sherman responded.
well enough, | suppose, to keep on
kissing the girls. MS they say you do9"
The General laughed heartily at The
thrust
well, they ARE pretty NICE" Col.
Brainard put in.
''lhe incest blessings we have on
earth. the General responded, falling
In with the Evanston idea
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-07-31

How much is Edison worthP / do
not know But he is what most pco-
pie would call rich man. even in these
modern days. lie has a regular annual
income from the Western Union Telc-
graph Company Of $50, 900 in royalties
on old patents. He is the principal
stakeholder in five manufacturing com
panies that bear his name, with an ae
grcgate of 5000, 600 capital, and all Of
them paying large dividends every six
months. He has put $50, in cash
into the downtown Electrical Ilumi-
mating Company, which has earned a
dividend, Notwithstanding the large
expenditures such experiments rcqulr-
ed. Since tho death of Mrs. Edison he
has moved with the three children into
a Hat on Eighteenth street, near Broad.
way, where the inquisitiyc could proba.
oily ascertain that he pays his rent
with scrnpnlous regularity. In fact,
Edison has II very practical side, and
probably receives an income of from
$4,000 to SlU,OOO. ~. !. World
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-07-31
Fun AT the White House.

Anybody who supposcs it is all dig
nifty and dccorum at the white house is
liable to find himself mistaken if he
happens to spend much of hls time
about this home of the chief magistrate
OF the nation. 1t would probably
shock good many people, both in this
| country and elsewhere, to hear Of some
Of the antics that are cut IN and about
this establishment when circumstances
permit. II would be quite shocking
probably TO thhiK oi the great east
room, with all It's gorgeou,ness, being
turned into II bicycle hall or to see
games OF marbles or cOppcr-p pitching
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-07-31

The following from the Vicksburg Her.
aid is sample Of many good things said
of Grant by the press Of the South: 40
day a nation, without a dissenting voice,
mourns the death of the great military
chieitain. North, South, East and West
united in sorrow their tears with those of
beresved loved ones who so faithfully and
tenderly watched the grand old hero pass
peacefully over the river to join the vast
army Of comrades that loved him aud that
he loved 80 well, who had gone before
Rest in peace, Ulysses 3. Grant, while a
united people mourns and till thy glorious
awakening on the resurrection morning "
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-07-31
MEDICAL.
CANCER OF TONGUE
A Case Resembling That Of General Grant

Some ten years ago hgd 4 scroiulous sore on
my right hand which gave me great trouble and
under the old-time treatment was healed up, and
j supposed was we'll | found, however, il had
only been driven into the system by the use Of
posash and mercury, and in March. 1882. it broke
out in my throat and concentrated In what some
oi the doctors denominated cane T. ] was placed
under treatment for this disease. Some six or
seven OF the best physicians in the country had
me at different times under their 'barge, among
them three specialists in tlis line; but one after
another would exhaust their Skill and drop me,
Tor ! grew worse continually. The cancer had
eaten through my cheek, destroying the palate
and under lip entirely and half my tongue, eating
out 10 the top OF my left cheek bone and up To the
lett eye From a hearty robust woman Of i5o
pounds, was reduced to mere frame of skin and
bones, almost unable to turn myself In bed. |
could not eat any solid food, but suhsistcd on
liquids, and my tongue was 40 far gone could not
talk. The anguish Jf mind and the horrible SUI
ferings OF body which ! experienced, can never
be revealed. Given up by physicians to die, with
no hope Of recovery on the part Of friends who
sat around my bedside, expecting every moment
10 be my last; In fact, my husband would place
MS hand upon me every now and then 10 see
whether was alive or not, and at one time all
decided that life was extinct, and my death was
reported all over the country.
Such was my helpless and wretohed condition
the first of last October UsSil, when my friends
ihan month the eat ing places stopped and heal
| Ing commenced, and the fearful aperture in nv
cheek has been closed and firmly knitted together
| process OF anew under lip is progressing finely
aud the tongue which was almost destroyed Is te-
ing recovered, and il seems that nature Is supply
ing new tongue ! can talk 80 that my friends
can readily understand me, and can eat solid food
again, am sble 10 walk wherever please with
out the assistance Of any one, and have gained
fifty pounds in flesh. All this under the blessing
| Of mercilul Heavenly Father, is due To Swfrs
SPECIFIC. am wonder and marvel To all my
friends, hundreds OF whom have known my in
tense sniiefings, and have visited me in my si O.
tion. While am not entirely well, yet my graft
tlide Is none the less dey0ut, and | am con tdeni
that a perfect recovery is now in sight II any
doubt these facts would refer them to on
John ~. 1raylor State senator Of this district
who Is my neighhor, DR.. y. 4. Bradfeid Of La
Grange, Ga, or to any other persons living In tho
| southern part OF Troupe county, Ga
MRS. MARY l.. CONFER
LaGrange, Ga, May "a, 1855.
sold by all druggists.
Treatise on Skin and Blood Diseases mailed
frss.
Call on our physician, No Ib7 W. 23l St., n. Y
,"nsuis,tiOn free. THE SWIFT bIECIFIC co..
Drawer 3 Atlanta, Ga
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-07-31
THE OLD AND TIE NEW.

The GLoBE.R .REruBlIc having been
transferred from the ownership of KINNEY,
Nichols Il Co. to the hands of the newly
organized SPRINGFIELD PUBLISHING Cow
PANY," incorporated under the provisions
of Ohio law, the firm frst-named now
passes out OF existence.
The SrRlNGrIELD PsBLlsHING COMPANY
is new concern organized for the pur-
pose of purchasing the GLoBE.REruBLic
from KINNEY Nichols Il COMPANY, and
its stockholders are new in Springfield,
with the exception of Col. CoArEs Mn.
SEY and MR. c. NJ. Nichols, who become
stockholders in the new company
Mn. +. 5. PREsBREY, until recently man
ager of the Youngstown (Ohio) News
Register hsr been elected manager
of the Springfield Publishing Com
pany, and will have the supervision Of
| all departments of the paper. He
enjoys high standing in jour.
nalism, both as racy and able writer,
and as an efficient, enlcrprising and capa-
| Bile newspaper business man. And he is
q gentleman with whom we are sure our
citizens will be glad to cooperate iu the
work of putting journalism in this city on
high and progressive basis
Mr.. THOMAS G. BRowN, graduate OF
Cornell, and who has been postmas.
ter OF Xenia for two terms,
has ripe experience and good
standing as u journalist, will take the i'm
portant position on the paper of city ed
itor. Indeed, we may say that the con
| Germ is composed of new and vigorous
blood that corps of brisk and effective
writer's will be employed and that each
and all departments OF the paper will b'
in the hands of experienced and competen
persons.
| This change was rendered necessary
by the prolonged disability of Col. Kinney
by illness and the consequent unusua
| pressure of business and editorial duties
upon his associate, Mr.. Nichols. Tn,
new concern supplies all that was lacking
under the old administration and we TAX
pleasure in introducing and heartily com
mending the eSrRISGFIsLD PuRLIsHrsG Con-
PANY to the public and to our old friend
of the newspaper profession.
KINNEY, NICHOLS Il Co.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-07-31

The indianapolis Journal notes coin
cdence AT the very moment John
Roach Il Sons were being pushed into
bankruptcy by the Secretary Of the Navy
and the Attorney General, the Treasurer OF
the United States was in New York City
borrowing gold for the Federal Treasury.
These are innovations in the way Of trans
acting the countrys business, and must be
a part Of the great scheme of reform prom
ised by the Democratic party last veal"