davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-11-15
Observation-Disclosures.
G6WstnesMD t+
(g4IuB.)

N~p"P
0urd baB Shtpein neroen orn Dort6eils
baftciten Die lGuSltbei1 uno 9ewerbltdenAbz
fGue pet :pertoet. 0eu uno StroD blelben
BON ben Shmetnen unberubrt: eber fam
man nod StrpdbddieI nit DerfIttern.
Son ben geperblihen NbTGuen lteben ais
S1meineiutter obenan: bic BIertr1ber unb
Die Branntmeinihldmpe. Die Letht pers
oauli6en GrGber et9nen Itb b%eionoers aIs
3uiab 3u i~tidltoftarmen 6uttermttteIn, tpie
Ytiiber, &ortoffsln &C. Die Branntmeins
ldlampe oarf lpsgen i6res boben 0a1erges
halts ntht an iunge Ghpeine berobreint
tperben; ie lit moglt6lt frtld, i'm abgez
flDlten 3n1tanoe ulo nernle19t NIT fslten
Tuttermttteln, wie &orner &C., gu ~uerfltz
tern. Bel Maitibpetnen gte6t iie obne
Doraiiglj6es Shpetnefutter getpdbren audO
ole DlaIsteime. peIhe pe9en tbrss bitterIis
nen Gjel6made3 BON anoerem Bieb tpenis
ger germ gefrelen iper6en. Nlbenfutter
uuo Observation-Disclosures be6Irfen etres
3uiaBes bon iti6ftoffret6en Sutterltoffeu.
NbfGue aus StGrtefabrtten lino i0on
i6iperer neroaulth; tie tpcroen baber auI
beiten in geoGmpftem !3u1tanoe berabrei0t.
Oils 8eifutter etgne1 li9 Die psrl6ieoenen
Nrten bon Seltu6en ; 6telelben ftno toe9en
ibrer l0leimlgen 8el6afsHbett AUDI ma
mentli1 fir franfs Gbierc ie9r gu empfebz
len. Bon gr6Btem 1ertbe fir oteSdpeines
Tltteruug itno aber bic ueri6ieoenen Weolz
feretabfGqe, lotpobl als Ileber0angsIutter
fir 2Guferlhpeine. ais AUDI fir Meaitz
iduetne. Man f"ittert iopobl %ab8erabmte
llBe, als aud iaure Wftl6, iOtpie Wolfen.
Nad ben ongeitsaten l1uteriu9ungen ers
b0bt Die lQure Wlilh Die 8troauli6teit Don
&obprotein uuo fSett in eIeI65ettig Derfits
terten @rbjen, Wfais, Gerite uno Sartofs
felu; cine Ausuabute .biloet Die Goggens
tleie. 9aeen miro i'm Bergleide su einem
Nuttergemenge bon 9Oruern, pie @rbieu,
Wats, @erite, Doer bon Gosgenflete uno
Walier gegen ieneS nit iaurer Wtilb -
lebteres in b0berem @raoe Oeroaut. Son
ben Wuraelz uno Rnolenfrii6ten uerfittert
man bic 8artoffeIn uno 5fiben i'm ges
quetl6ten, ~3erftampften uno gefo6ten 3us
itauoe. Ot0bren liefern etn beionoerS
i6mad6aftes Tleii6, oagegen 6ortofeLn
elm gel6madloles, IeiAtcs unO betm Ro6en
preferences 6letl6.
SIM Sommer liefern peri6ieoene @riin>
futterorten, tpie Hotbflee, 2uperne, Wati6<
lima &C., 10 lange iie nod jung uno nt6t
barttenseIig itHO, Elm seoeibIIAes S9peines
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-11-15
4rdneeu Der Wfer0e.

Gin geiunses itartss Bferb beoarf un9e1
fdbr 20 bis 30 Quart 8aiier per Sag.
Dieies @aiier ioH ME al faLt nt6t inter
go @ras S. = iein, neil iOuit cine beOeus
tenpe WbflbIung bes Waagens eintreten
tann, tpsI9e Iei6t aIerItt St0run9en bers
poraurufen perma8. Das !Baller aus
8runnen, @sbir9squeaen u. |. u. 1T eu9
i'm CONNER oft fGLter uuo bari beBbaIb
nt6t Obne @eiterss gu Oieiem 3psfe be-
nuBt perbeu. SIN hunsrigen 3uitanoe
unO Bel Ieerem Magsu lift IS IIn3pedmGBtg,
ben Bferben @aiier jill eeben. Stno tie 81
buritig, INN freiien st fDnneu, 10 fcn&te
mar bus Tutter an oOer rei@e ibnen @rtnz
futtsr, mte @ras, aIee, Rlben II. !. ~.
Teruer iei oorouf gu oGten,. oab bic T3isrs
niht gu pieL auf etnmal trtnteH, uno oaB
Gutter unO 8niier abwedleIao gerst9t
Derben. am suiagenoitsn lit Bferoen ret
neg 8luBpaiitr ober iberhaupt retGes
MoIler. @ie6enbes ooer TRIBES l8al1er
IoQe man tbuen ME 9eben, Da iol9es oe1
9bieren ebenio na6tbeilt9 tDerOen tann'
Dte ben WeniheH.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-11-15

Megen her RoitipisIigtett tpiro eine refine
Staufltterun8 Der S6metne in oen gertngs
item SGIen i'm groseren Wdsitabe ouSs
ihtteBlih bur6aefubrt, bel b6uf9er inpet
cine Wtit6enuBuug Der Weioe ltatt. 0te
ertlprebenolten 1Esioen fir oas Uortens
pieb itnb iumpftee ldatti9e SertIihteiteu
nit Io6erem Nooel1, Dor ouem Die Weloens,
bic Gihen> unb BudeupalSunsen.
Der Benusun9 Der Malopeioen Itebt 10
LANCE nidts euteegen, uls Der BaIo ourG
beeintrdGti9t miro. Gs taun ba9er Der
or0Bte Shell bes NaIoes GUT Beibe berons
gsaogen 1peroeu, mitQusuabme iener 3bei[e,
tpeI6e tpegen ibres iungen QOlses aeiboNt
peroen mlnen. Nu6eroem, baB Ii6 bic
S6peine bon ben BaumfrlGteH nd5ern,
peroen lie oacur6 nIBlid, eaB iie ben
Booeu bur6 t6r BlbIcn aufIodern uno
ibu CUR Aufnabme Der Sameu seetgnet
MAIDEN unN baB lie ben Gaupen unb9urpen
idGoIthsr Snieften naGiteueH.
Nderftloer peroeR pobI nur ielten nit
Sbmeinen betpeioet, es ioIte ftb oenn nm
be B~crtiIsuno bon GeerIinsen banoeLn.
9duftger tpereen GtoppeIfelper nit
ShmeInen DetrlebeH, tuenn 10 pielc f6rner
ausaefaIen ooer Gngetpodiea fine, ooB elm
BetDeloen nit Wteoertauern tptgen Des
NuiblG6ens ntat ratblam cridetnt. I'm
Elm lbermdBi0e5 Wublen au uerbinosru,
aiehen OtanGe benz Shmetne eiuen Sf0r>
uliaen 0rabt bur6 Die ytaienibeibepono.
WGbreno Der beiBen Sabresaeit iol man
bic peiner1oen S6metne l6er WlittoQ al
einen i6ottigen Srt in Der gtdbe bon Dalz
Ter treiben, penttt iie iib abtIbLen fonnen.
Wit4usnahne bon reiben Sauleuia5ren
in Gi6ens nno 8uhenpalouneen pirD itb
cine Nu~sndftung Der Shpslne ouf Der
G8eioe ni9t er~aielen Iaiien. I'm bielelbe
81 soQcnben, mIifen bic S6peine nod
etnige3eit i'm Staue nit E0ruern gefittert
meroeH.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-11-15


lGuIe iterbeno I'M Spltal. 9a man an benz
gertlienen Stride Spuren elmer perbre de-
ridden 0an0 gu ftloeu slaubte, tpurDe eli ne
1treuge unteriu1ung etngeLeitet.
: Die Dfterrei6ii6su ngarti@e
Gegterun9 bat in bas gemetniame Buoget
fur Die II nj Danolung Der @es
in GepetirbI9ien 81
Utiutonen @ulben ais erfte Sabresrate
eingelteut: 8epets oafir, baB lte ben 8ez
i6IuB gefaBt bat, Dem 8orgdnge 6ranfs
reihs uno Oeuti6Iano5 gu foLgen, pas
iibrtgenS li6 bon ielblt peritano, na60em
9eutihlano Die Jotbnenoigteit elmer oerz
artt9en TerDoufommnung Der Rrieg5 mittel
anerfannt bate. 9Ieihmob[ lit man in
Sei1errei6 iber Die lGabl oes WooeQs nod
ni6t i6lIifig. IS mar unrihtig, oaB oas
WtannItders 0eDe6r bereit5 euogultig auz
9enonlmel tDOroen lei. Cine @ommillion
unter GorftB oes &rieg5minilters @rafen
8enLanotz Gbetot, Die Corps G%ommanoan<
ten 8btltpponic, Bauer, @attp, &betnlGnz
Der, Der @eneralltab56eT Bed, Der YrQits
bent oes tebnii6en WtilltGrcomites 6.<W.>
&. Sreub, lopie mehrere 6n6mQnner oes
S6ieBtDelenS unter3teDen oas Uiannli6ers
0emebr erneuten Brufungen uuD Ser
gleiden nit ben SDlteneu Sbulbof uno
8ruta. 9as Wtannlider> @emebr 1beint
a4erOings Die meilten 4usithteu auf 9ns
nabme 81 babeu. Die Waffenfabrifz Sc
ieuihaft in Stepr loI fi9 bersits fIr Dieies
SDltem 0erartig ein9ert1tet baben, Dab i'm
EriegSflue in furAer SriIt ulebrese hunDert<
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-11-15

ben, unb 3tpar ioIde Rolbeu nit ioI6en
Sornern, tpie M ffe am Itebiten gu ernten
tpinldt. Mfau6e empfeblen oen 10 ausgcs
tpdblten Wats iorafdltig am Otenfeuer sI
trofnen, unb ~bebaupten, bab fi6 bic
SrIbiabrSauSiaat bon loI9erort i'm 0erbite
o~us8epablten uub getrodueten SoLben nod
1tet5 ais 3ufrteoeniteueno ertpieien babe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-11-15
Mnls altr 2IuSfaat.

Das aur Gusiaat beittmmte Weli6fort
loute l@on im RoDember aHs9ep6b!t tpers
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-11-15
aper'a
Ser3aderte 9lbf00renSc
gil1en
6etlen
9etlen

SOpfidmer3, 1ebeltgfett, G6iutnbet NIB
S6ldfrigteit. Sie regen BEN Mtagen, bic
9eber uTO Die @eOdrme gu g~eiuuoer 36dtig=
feit en-, bef0rOern Die Screaming nro oers
mcbren ben Qppetit. Gle pereinigen in fid
h0d)it rpertboolle, abiibreu6e, barntreibenoe
utO frdftigcrloe @igeui6aften, itno rur aus
Pfan3ensSto bereitet, unO f0nnen bon
Sinbern IotuObl atS @rna9Ieuen nit grDBs
ter Stherbeit eingeron1neW per6en. g.Q.
Sboma8 bon S~raningbau1, MfaIi., idreibt:
OSabre lang ipar i'd bon b%eftigein &opfs
i9mer5 geql1d(t, Der ietre urIaGe in eiIleml
geft6rten J3uftanbe beS Wtagens ul0 Der
@eSdrnte bate. Sor ungefdbr einem Sabre
fling ib Oil Qper's YiGen ein3uuebtneu, unb
babe ieitSem ntdt mebr on Gopfiueb gelits
ten" %. IS. 9annab, @Ormle1 8. g.,
9orf Co., Ontario, ifreibt: SD babe
tp6brenO Der letten oreiBi9 Sabre @ebrau1
bon 4ger'S Yilen gentaGt, r1O fam uugez
fheut iagen, baB tb ME Elm 4bfibrmitteL
bon gleitem 8trt9e %gefunoen babe. SD
battle fe itcts i'm 9auie uorratbig." s. 3.
9foore bon Glgin, ST., idretbt: y~l1nDerz
bauli9fett, &Opflpeb 1tnb Wtange[ an Gppes
tit batten mid 10 gei6pdAt, baB i'd meine
Grbeit anfgeben muBte, 0adOem i) oier-
5fhn Sage inter dr5ttider 8ebanbtung gee
%ftanoen, obne baOurd @rleidterung al gee
tpinren, fttg i'd an @per'8 Btuen einSuuebs
men. Ippettt uno &raft fe1ten itd nieOer
ein, uno i5 mar batb I'M Stanbe meine &rs
belt in pouI3nOi8er GeiunObeit uieoer Guf'
5uaebmeu."
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-10-10
BEFORE JUDGE PYPER.

On Saturday, Justice Piper disposed
of the following cases:
Michael Louth. a soldier, was convict
ed of insulting several ladies in
the Twenty First Ward. Sentence was
suspended until Monday.
II. @. Clawson and George Moore,
two straight DRINKS, were mulcted in s.
each.
James Nounnan and Ashabel D.
Woolley, couple of curbstone brokers,
were arrested for doing business without
license. Their cases will be heard on
Tuesday.
+. E. Robinson, an individual with
several indentations in his frontispiece,
was. arrested early yesterday morning
for stealing ride on the D & Z. @.
freight frain from Provo. His represent
tations to the court that he was endeav.
oring TO reach San Francisco, where he
could enter hospital for treatment of
necrosis, or dead bone, in his skull, in
duced the judge to suspend sentence in
definitely.
Charles W. Bracket, 141year- old
boy, for stealing a ride on the same
train, was given thirty dass. His story
of travelling from Santa Fe to escape the
i'll treatment of a drunken father, and
that he was trying to Feachshis uncle in
Portland, Or, though told IN good style,
would not go down.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-10-10
The Floral Record.

L large-sized picture, with the above
title has just been photographed by G,
E. Anderson, of Manti. The accumu-
lation of pieces and persons which &c
to make up the original must have cost
the author considerable time and
means. The picture is a representa-
ton of all the leaders of the Mormon
Church since its organization; the
twelve apostles; temples and other i'm
portant buildings erected by the Nor
mons at different periods, and all are
artistically arranged and decorated. A
key is furnished with each picture, SO
that the purchaser can readily tell the
figures in the group. The, Record is apic
torial history of the church and reflects
great taste in its arrangement and exc
Cution.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-10-10

ORGANIZED
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-10-10
Rnahlan,a Arnicn SAWS.

TIE BzsT sALvE Ia the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Ohapped Hands,
Chifblains, Corns,, and all Skin Erup-
lions, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. It Il guaranteed 70 give
pafEect satisfaction, OF money refunded
PTico . cents per box Fer Ssls hy &
O &. J. DSaR Store 300
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-10-10
@. r. JONES. s. LYNN
e. &. JONES eco.
Bankers.
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH.


TTgnsaJs& General Banking business in
zEll its branches.
Dealers n Foreign and Domestic Exchange
Careful attention given collections and,
sxemittances made on day of payment.
Bonds and stocks bought and sold on COM
mission
Long }osns made on city real estate at low
rates Of interest.
Special attention given to the selling Of
,gres and bullion, of which cORsignments
zTe solicited.
Advances made on ores, base bullion.
Gold and silver bars shipped for refining.
CORRESPONDENTS:
New York .............J B. Colgate & Co.
Omaha -.......... Omaha National Bank.
san Francisco ......... Bank of California.
Chicago -............. First National Bank.
5ezFer. ........... Colorado National Bank.
.EEE yoRK-ImpOrte and Traders Ma
EensI Bank, Chemical National Bank,
6E0HHtZe Brothers.
HECAG0-Commercial and First National
Bank
SAN FRANCIsCo-First National Bank.
1MAHA-Omaha National Bank.
E}EEyER-City National Bank, Den a
sEonal Bank.
KANSAS CITY-B6nk of Kansas City.
81. LoUIs-States Saving Association.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-10-10

Wholesale nd Retail, 81 Prices ths' DEFY
Competitions
w may fail, but Work anu i1'0'
speaK for themselves.
Particular attention gwen % en-
shipping and care of bodies
Lots and graves furnished in any ceEnessT9
In the city.
TELEGRAPH or telephone orders, oar OF
NIGHT ililed in one or tWo hours n0s1ea
9moe Never clos ed
Telephone Number 81.
6, WES- TEMPLE STREET
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-05-06
Cooking school.

Ii gives Us great pleasure to announce
that Madame +. Hamtrel. who hlS achieved
such Success in MANY eastern cities. and
lately in Cincinnati. with her cooking class
f.. has been prevailed upon to visit our city
and to give a series OF her admirable ly>SuIi>
Our ladies will not be slow III ayailing them
selves of such an opportunity. Madame
Hamerel is acknowledged the best the
most practical culinary artist and teacher in
the states. Her demonstrations and receipts
are 81 simple. 50 lucid. 80 practical that
her pupils never fail in cooking themselves
the dishes taught in the lessons. The course
of eight lessons comprise baking. washing,
bTnIling of all kinds. soups. made dishes
Sttw>. salads and salad dressings. sweet and
dessert dishes; in fact all that is needed
tn insure a first class. refined. varied and
economical family table. The lessons will
be given on the stage of the BoUkWaltrr
opera house. which has been grarou>ly oil
frred t" the professor by the owner. May
II. l.. Is. II. Is. ~. 20, II. at > in the af-
teTnpnm.
J. W. Murphy, of Murphy II Brother. has
kindly consented tO receive the names OF
subscribers. Ladies will therefore be-
pleased Ia enter their names nm the list now
opened. The subscription is fNe dollars
for the course of eight lessons.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-05-06
Attention, Alumni

,..,......, ,t.,, ,u.,,,f,.,t- ,f t.o IIi,i
,,... ,...,i.,;.,,, il. ,,.,..,,,, .,...Ir,I
~ '''''','' ..,..;.,, ,,., =, -, r.
,,- t,..,,.,;,,.- :. ,..l.. .rr.,r,,,..
.,.,,.,.,,,.,,i,,,, ,I,,,,,i r,,,,,,,,,,
,,,u ,u.,.,.,.t,,,,. T.. r.,,,..s,..d =. :, j.. d..
i. 3D.. ,,.,,..,,, , .I..,,.,r
,,,n, tr.',a r,,, n.,i.I orJ.r If .>.r,.i.,.. ~.
a,,.,,,,t ,,f. ,.,r To- Mi. .rJ
.,r,, and nror,,t ,c,inr i. u4r,.,-
..,, 4, r.. last r,,,,i,p an
.,,....,,i,., ,.,.,,,,,,i,t., mad, ,,, If rru,,-
.,.,,,,tr,,.. uf I'm. rast ,,r,du,tin., class
-. ,,,s ,,,r.,I ,.h,r,,,. If
,rrorc,.,,.,,t. /, !. r,,r,.t,d that ever,
,,,,,,.r -, ,,,i. ,,,,,,ritt.,a att..rd t,, ,p.,.t
i,,.',,,, wa5,,...Ia,. o,.rir, rh. c,u,-
,,itt,.. !. 81. t,rI,,y.
-, A.. >.,,,,r
=, ~ u W.ir and Mrs o,ta R,r,.
-, NJ. ~ EirL.,,,,ri,.l, .,,,d I,j,,.,,
u-;
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-05-06

Those who contemplate purchasing Il
home in Kansas should bear in mind that
the grand excursion 10 kan"pnli> leaves
Springfield on Monday. May 10. AT ; o'clock
p. IN. via the |. B. X W. c. X \. and L.
Z. ty'>. kanopoliS i> destined /" become
one of the greatest commercial and manu-
racturing centerS of the West, and II" bet
ter Investment could be- made by business
men generally. to whom great inducements
are offered
The Kanopolis Land Go. is Interested
only at kamop0liS. and As portion of the
fare eNacted by the railroad company i paid
by the land company. the Latter reserve the
right Ia say that none but bunaldr kanup-
oils passengers can procure tickets al less
than regular rates.
For particulars see
Jason W. puIIIJp~
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-05-06
The Springfield steam Dye Works.

The SpringlirId Steam Dye W0rkS, No.
u North Center street, have just added
some new Improvements To their building,
and especially to the bathing department.
\ tirSt-clasS bath with clean towels, plenty
of good soap with hot and cold water can BE-
had here for 20 cents.
Feathers renovated in lots of twenty
pounds or more at eight cents per pound.
All kinds of clothing dyed. secured and
cleaned on short notice, and all work war
rantrd a. represented. Why have your lace
curtains ruined by having them washed at
a laundry when You can have them cleaned
as nice aS new at the Springfield Steam Dye
works. 81 North Center street? You can
get them done As cheap aS anywhere, and
in a superior manner.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-05-06

NOTICE is hereby given that the City of
" Springfield Will offer for sale to the highest
and best bidder, the third series of water
works bonds of said city not to exceed In the
aggregate the sum of twenty-five thousand
ls20,UOul dollars, on the llth day Of May. A. d.
1856. al $50 p IN, at the council chamber of
said city. said bonds To be of the denOmina-
tiOn of one thousand iSl.OOGl dollars each to
bear fye 90 per cent. per anmum interest. pay
able Semi-annually on the first days Of March
and september IN each year until the payment
Of the principal thereof; said bonds 10 be due
and payable. twelve thousand Sl2Ug) dollars
on the lst dag of March 1897 and the remain
ing thirteen Thousand lSl3OOOl dollars on the
list day of September. lgU1; said bonds to be
registered bonds without coupons. Said bonds.
when issued. To De taken and paid for by the
purchaser thereof at such times and In such
sums rs the needs of the city may require. and
the city council may direct by resolution passed
by said council.
Bids for the purchase of said bonds may be
filed in writing with the city clerk at any time
prior 10 the time above named for the sale of
said bonds. and bids, either verbal OF written.
will be received by said council on said llth
day of May. 1856. at SD o'clock D. m. and said
bonds will be sold to the highest and best bid
der. subject 10 the conditions hereinbefore
set forth.
By order of council.
J. 5. SHEWALTER,
laI-bs City Clerk
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-05-06
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

SEALED proposals Will be received at the
y office uf the City Clerk Of the city of Spring
icld ohio. for furnishing the materials and
doing the Labor of the following classes "i work
for said city. between the time of entering into
contract and the irst day Of December A.
d. l~>i, according to plans and specifications
IU the uiliCr Oi the city civil Engineer Of said
city. and in accordance with the ordinances OF
said city relating TO said work. said proposals
To be- a. follows.
First. for furnishing and putting in curb and
gutter, per lineal t"Ot
second. for furnishing material and laying
brick sidewalks, per square yard
Third. for furnishing material and laying
modern street and alley crossings. per lineal
foot.
Fourth. for furnishing material and laying
boulder crossings across alleys, per square
ward.
Fifth. Tor cutting sidewalks To grade, per
cubic yard
sixth For filling sidewalks t" grade per cubic
yard.
seventh. for gr,lveling sidewalks. per cubic
yard.
All proposals must be- for doing said work ac-
cuTdIug To the plans. prufleS and specifications
IN the city Engineer office, must he signed by
the fun name Of all parties interested in said
bid. aud 10y some responsible disintrreSted per
son aN 4 guarantee that contract Will he ell
tered lntO provided the bid is accepted, and
must be- un nlr in the City Clerk : office on or
before twelve o'clock noon of Tuesday. the 18th
day of MAY. 4. b l>>i. to be opened and pub
lIcly read Immediately after L O'Clock of said
daV in the presence of the Mayor, city Emgi
urrr, Assistant City Engineer and City lrrk
. OF any two of them. and reported to council al
the first meeting thereafter
Th- city council reserves the right To reject
any OF all proposals presented for any reason
they NAV deem sufficient.
BY Ordrruf council.
L. am J. :. .SHEWALTER. City Clerk.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-05-06
o. N. C. MATTERS.

The Governors Guard Becomes Company
l. Of the Fourteenth Regiment Other
News from the Adjutsnt Generals
office.
Several important orders were issued by
Adjutant General AXline yesterday. The
one of most interest here attaches the Gov
ernOrs Guard. heretofore an unattached
company, TO the Fourteenth regiment a,
company L to that regiment with the deS-
ignatiOn of the Governors Guard Gatling
Gun battery.
Another order cOn~nlidattS the several
batteries of the state into regiment of
light artillery. with Captain Louis Smith
night. of Cleveland. temporarily in con-
mand. The election Of an additional sec
ond lieutenant is ordered in each of tine
eight batteries.
The Eighth battery Columbus. and the
Third battery. Marysvillr, are advanced
from twn-gun to four-gun batteries.
Commissions were issued yesterday L"
Charles l.. Davis. captain company \, Sec
Ond regiment, Findlay; Henry T. Ingra-
ham. second lieutenant company +. Fifth
regiment Cleveland; David c. Putnam
first lieutenant and adjutamt Seventh regl:
mrnt Springfield: Wilbur l.. Davidson
chaplain Seventeenth regiment. CoShOct0n;
s. Roe Robinson, first lieutenant and adiu-
tant Seventeenth regiment, COShoctun:
William L. McCampbell. first lieutenant
company ID. Fourteenth regiment Marys-
vile; NJ. Fillmore Cunard. first lieutenant;
William F. Duncan. second lieutenant com
The resignation of Captain William A.
Noble of company ID, Eighth regiment. was
received and al election of his successor OF
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-05-06
4 Burnt Ticker.

William Elwell, living north of this place,
met with peculiar loss recently. He was
burning large brush pile and in cleaning
up the scattered brush. his watch guard
caught in the twigs and jerked the time
piece into the middle of the fire He did
not miss it for some moments, but Soon dis
covered his loss. and on scattering the fire,
found it. But the intense heat had rem
dered it worthless. The watch cost him
$40 new. and he feels it was dear brush
heap to him.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-05-06
ARHuaI Election of Onicer> of the W. at.
T., of Springfield.

At three o'clock Yesterday afternoon the
Springfield branch of the Women'> Christ
ian Temperance Union met in the Central
VI. +. church I" hold the annual election
of officers. There was good attendance
and the election resulted a. follows: Mrs.
j. B. Vert. president; Mrs. NJ W. Bane>
vice president; Mrs. K. 5. Thompson, vice
president; Mother Stewart, vice president
Mrs Randall, vice president: Miss Bushnell,
vice president: Miss 5. f. Cavileer, >errt-
tary: Mrs. James Smith. treasurer: Mrs
DR. Baker, Mrs. A l.. Slayer. Mrs David
West, Mrs. A. Otstott, and Mrs. J. \. Din
widdie. executive committee
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-05-06
Excursions to Cincinnati May Musical
Festival.

The Seventh Cincinnati May Musical FeS-
tival will be held in the great Music Hall.
May 18th To 22d. There will De five even
ing concerts. and afternoon concerts on
Thursday, May 10th. and Saturday, May
I'D The festival chorus will consist of
six hundred trained voices. the grand or
chrStra of more than one hundred artists.
and distinguished sUlUi>tS will take the
prominent vocal parts.
Excursion tickets 10 Cincinnati and re-
turn will be- sold at low round trip rates by
the PittSburg Cincinnati and 81. Louis
railway CPan-Handle route May Il to 3.
good for return passage to May - inclu-
sive. For any other information apply tO
the nearest ticket agent of this line
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-05-06

Thrnat-ail seldom gets well of itself, but
dceprntS until it umdermimeN the cnnStitu-
tion. wastes away health. strength and
flesh. and finally faStenS itself on the lungs.
completing the wteck and ruin of the whole
man. DR. Bigelow'> Cough Cure is the
only safe. surr and speedy remedy for
coughs. colds and all throat and lung dis
eases. Sold 10y all druggists at nifty cents
and umr dollar. Pleasant to take and safe
for children.