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Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-03-18
A SPRINGFIELD OsFAULTER.
Hi~ brother Failed Ia Turn Gp with
Necessary Collateral

Hi> brother Failed I" Turn zap with the
Necessary Collateral.
Just NOW the Jones family are in bad
fix and a rrStrasing order having been put
upon them. renders il nconyenirnt for
them I" materially assist each other.
81. J">Erm. Mu.. March lG-Firr in
di"tmrnt~ ut five counts each were rendered
by the grand Jury to-day against {. &. .Tnnes
the drfauIting cashier of the Champion Ma
chime Co. Jones was much surprised when
he learned of his brothers arrest IN Spring
iirId "n a similar charge whom hr and his
lawyers were expecting here with ready
cash to put up for bail and attorneys fees.
Jones offered I" plead guilty to one of the
indictments if uo.lr was entered in the
others. which proposition the state refused.
and the trial was set for the 18th of March.
In default Of -, 500 haIl Jones was remand
rd Ia jail. Since the downfall of his broth
~ at Springfield. Jones threatens now Ia
~IUeal on the gamblers of -. Joseph. who
il,'rc,'d him out of the cnmpamy'> money
unless they come tn his re>cut
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-03-18
Police Sitting,

Dan Deyine was run in last might for dis
orderly conduct.
NJ for and X. for was crlt-
brating 81. PatrIck'S Day yesterday in To-"
hilarious manner. ami Officer Mcclure
found it eNpedient t" ran his grace in with
the charge of d. d. against his name.
Policemen Johnston and Wa>kry station
housed Henry Ilanrfanger yesterday after
nonn for lettering about the premises Of
others.
Joe Arthur was fined = and costs for
jumping "n moving trains within the city
limits.
Mike DOYLE was given the same amount
for lnitrring.
Sam Ryan was locked up on charge nt
diSorderly conduct this morning. He had
a racket with Salo"n proprietor named
Turner some time and succeeded in placing
a blue for-get-mt-not over his eye.
Mike .Jordon was arrested on an rNrcu-
tiOn served by Marshal Hughes for Niolat-
ing the Sunday ordinance last July. .Ior-
don promised to carry the case 10 the conn
mon pleas court but never did 50. C"n~t-
quently he wa carried to the station
huiI>r
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-03-18
WANTED.

AGENTS. with small capital We have something
SeAuiS new. no risk large profits. special 80 day
UfeT write al EMPEE Co, Isl Canal ST., \. l..
ITANTED-EyeFyonet TO know that r Max
W well. jr-. cleans and repairs gasoline
Netts 4 Stephenson. 81 E. Main street. 95Smo
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-03-18
DISTINGUISHED GUESTS.
Cincinnati Connoiseures Pay IA Visit
the Book kwaItrr Art Collection.

Cincinnati Connoiseures Pay IA Visit 10
the BookwsIter Art Collection.
This morning MeSsrS. GoShorn. Davis.
Galbraith. Mclaughlin and Edwards. well
known art commissioners of Cincinnati. came
up a. guests of J. W. B"okwalter 10 view
his magnificent collection. They were met
at the depot by MeSSr>. c. W. Constantine.
Geo. II. Frey and \. II. Griffith, who r>-
corted them to the gymnasium. Mr.. G"r-
horn was president of the centennial board
in 1876. and the other members of the party
are men of wide experience in such matters.
They spent the whole morning AT the GYM.
and did not by any means get through the
show. They pronounce the collection by
far the finest and mnSt varied they know of
in America, and a> covering wider range
Of territory and time ifan any private col
lection in the world. They were royalty
entertained at dinner by Mr.. Bookwaltrr.
vino had the banquet served at the Lagoon
di House with a special bill of fare in the
private apartments
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-03-18
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT.
BIC OFFERS

To he Made shortly by ~tnrk"y and >c"W-
den the Arcade Boot and shoe Dealers
Go Direct to Headquarters when Want
ing Foot Wear.
Most of the readers Of the GI0BE-RE-
PUBLIC no doubt are perfectly familiar
with the names Starkry and Scuwdru. the
popular and wrll-kn"Wu Nrradr huut and
shoe dealers. who are at the head nf the
trade in this city. BY their gruiaI and gen
tlemanly way, they have won the con
fldence and esteem of the general public and
are now enjoying the patronage Of an elegant
trade. Their great aim has always been tu
please their customers So well that whenever
they make purchase they will always
come back again and frequently bring more
trade with them.
MesSrs. 5. X :. are always looking ont Ia
the interests of their customers. and by
strict attention to business. quick sales and
small profits. their trade has 81 Increased a.
to compel the firm Ia be continually putting
in new shelving. counters. and using every
available space for new guulS that ar" ar
irving daily.
As it has always been customary for one
member of the firm L. go east every spring
and fall to take advantage OF the big bar
gains that are ALWAYS offered for cash 81
Mr.. Starkey lett Monday afternoon for New
York, Boston and the eastern market Ia
purchase one of the largest lots of boots
and shoes that has ever arrived in Spring
field at any one time. Mr.. Starkry whu
has an experience of some twenty Years in
the manufacture uf boots and ~h",.> and j.
perfectly familiar with the details and the
cost OF manufacturing "f all grades
of foot wear, and buying for cash direct
from the factories and getting unusual biz
discounts besides. enables the firm to sell
| their goods wonderfully low and still make
a small profit.
Some wonderful bargains in boots and
shoes can be looked for in a few days at the
well-knOwn house OF Starkry " NcowI,m III
the Arcade
Only the best class of goods will be- han,
died, and that which can be recommended
to the purchaser.
For good goods. low prices. don't fail t.,
20 tu the Arcade. Boot and Shoe. Store.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-03-18
HauIlten'~ Trial.

The trial Of Y. G.. Hamilton. charged
with embeZzlrmpnt. was begun before
Mayor Goodwn at ; o'clock Yesterday af-
trnoon. General Krifer conducting the
prosecution and Mrs>rs Zimmerman and
Mower the defense. HaweS the man who
filed the affidavit. was kept on the stand
almost all the afternoon, and was couSid-
erably worried by the defense. More wit
neNSr> were examined this morning. and
the case was continued at noon until to-
morrow morning
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-03-18

SATURDAY will bc the last day that You can
get 10 pounds of granulatt,l sugar al ; cents
pound with every two dollars worth uf
other goods. St~'k l. going down very
fast about three weeks will clu>e il all out.
and then will be- ready To sell ali the iiN-
lures. cotfee-rua>trr. c"ttr,-miIl. cani>ters.
scales. etc.
With every quarter pound of tea ! will
give YOU pounds of granulatrd sugar At
) cents pound. With every one half
p0und of tea ) pounds of granulated sugar
at 5 cents pound. With every pound of
tea 10 pounds of gramuated sugar at
cents a pound. Green Mocha coffee worth
30 cents for 22 cents. Tomorrow | will
tell you something about soap. Look up
this naper and read H. &. ROTH.
Blue Flag Grucer
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-03-18
NOTHING IN II

! The Correspondents spreading FaICS I'M
prr>Srnn nt the Bu>in-~, Affairs of Spring
field.
The apprehension Of any difficulty in re
,rtr,l L. the luraI labor situation j. wrurT-
aliv diving out. The Joint executive com
mittre runm IN thr Commercial block. is de
serted most Of the time and the Knights uf
/ .abur hall above. has hy no means the
crowd that 1t had week ago. The men
are finding work in other shops. going To
/ other towns. 81 going back To work at their
| old Jobs. until there are now probably not
more than 800 men Idle.
/ Business men are complaining loudly of
| the evil effects Of the ha,ty and exaggerated
/ dispatches sent ont from here hy the CORES
| pumdrnt> OF outside papers. They say that
| these exaggerated accounts have given the
outside world an idea that all business here
| is paralylrd, that halt the drmr in town
are lettering. and that merchants arr
/ Isightrnrd half Dut "l thrrWit>. Such i~uot
| b, any mrau> the case. Immediately after
| the firSr surprise was over confidence rr-
turned rapidly. until now the effects of the
| disturbance are scarcely Visible al all in the
general run at business. N"h"dl. OF
course. can predict what the effect Of a
/ h,yrnrt may hr more than that it would
/ come gradually, and not at any tim" be- felt
/ - a Violently disturbing element
Funeral Notice.
/ The funeral "f the lat" John W. F"lgrr
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-03-18
FOR SALE.

NOR SALE-One horse and mule. perfectly
i sound and in good order. viii sell chean
iuT cash ~ South Factory street. l;Sm'
I'DR ~ALE-IwO lots and a house on Front
i >fUrr-. VIII sell cheap for cash. Inquire
vf &. 60 Wood. room ,. Mitchell block. lS7t"
L IR SALE-New and second hand platform
i and counter scales. send for price list. Hud-
ia scale Co, 10 ". Second st, Cincinnati. q.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-03-18
Ready Made and Maize 10 Order.
4 CALL INVITED.
FULTON g. HYPES,
1928. An Old Established 1886
Business for Sale.
Main street

HtyiRg determined to go West
will OFF, my entire Merchant Taller
ing stock with my spring purchIse at
Wholesale for tn next 30 days, and in
the meantime will be pleased TO see all
nv old customers as well as any new
ones. and give them the advantage Of
greatly reduced prices. | mean just
what I say. J. ". PHILLIPS,
80 EISt Main street.
Dumlap'~ Fifth avenue >iIk and still hat
now ready at GugruhriH~-
Surprise I.IumruI cures rheumatism,
neuralgia and Group. j4IuIhSatf
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-03-18
An Attractive English Watering Place.

one of the most attractive watering
places in England now i East bourne. Sus-
SEX II chiefly belongs to the duke of
Devonshire one Of whose numerous seats
which he gives up t" his only sister mar
ried to the only son Of the young gallant
Howard" of Childe Harold'S Pilgrimage.
is in the neighborhOod. The duke has ex-
pended vast sums in most judiciuU> i'm
provement of the place
Among it, attractions this year have
been two men with piano placed on a
donkey cart One wears green goggles
and the other Il baudagt over his face
and their soft felt hats are drawn well
over their faces One l. an admirable pi-
ani~t. the other has splendid voice and
they have the appearance ami mien Of
persons Of high class. They draw big
audiences ! .undOn Letter
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-03-18
TO LOAN.

MuNEl-Mouey to loan in SUMS Of from $40
NJ 10 SfU.uU or first class mortgage or ap-
proved commercial paper. Wick 4 BowluS.
No. y, Arcade. lElt-
no LuAN-MOnry in small sums. good Sc
1 curIty. ". :. Ncwberry, No. - East Main
street. ISt"
no LOAN-on first mortgage on city OF farm
i property. S6.O0O, S4,5O1. $500. Sl.OOO. Room
NJ. LaEonda Bank building. Geo. II. Coles.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-03-18

Modern offices are provided with desks,
safes, and Amberg'S Cabinet Letter Files.
All some offices lack ut being modern" is
the latter. many of which would fall into
line at once if the matter was investigated.
Send for catalogue Cameron, Amberg Il
CO., Mfrs, Chicago, Ill. S0-bmOS
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-03-18

Rev Dr. McDonald of Wakefield. O..
will occupy the pulpit of Clifton Avenue
Free Baptist church next Sunday 1t is
not Improbable that he may be- settled aS the
pastor of this church. The public are cor
daily invited t" come and hear him at II
a. M and ,:lj p. III.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-03-18

Yesterday afternoon reporter was
shown the foot and leg of a human being
lying in state "f decomposition on dung
hill in the rear of llolIoway'S livery stable.
1t was "a horrible discovery. and looked as
though it had been there about week and
a half
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-03-18
FOR RENT OR SALE.

NOR RENT OR SAILED acres of valuable
i land within the city corporation; contains
one good brick house, one large barn. good or
Ciard. good water. will be rented cheap, If nUi
sold very soon. Inquire OF Martin GaRz, No
O6l l.aguuda. lS2 am.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-03-18
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

CuX SALE OR ENCHANGE-wm exchange
L Tor city property a farm of 40 acres. u acres
la cultivation. balance in timber; comfortable
frame house and oUtbuildiRgS, orchard. &C,
near school. four miles from railroad and coun-
y town Of Salem, His. Apply 30 NJ. Steele. las
West Main ST lsSam+
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-03-18
ELECTION NOTICE..

THE annual meeting of the members
i If the FerncIf Cemetery ass0cia-
ton will be held at the Office of the clerk, over
No. 10 South Limestone street. Tuesday, April
9th, lss6. at , o'clock p. IN, for the election NJ
Nv" trustees and one clerk, to serve for thrre
wears. II. NJ. SHEPHERD. Clerk.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-03-18
From John M"Iarrn 4 Bro. to the Ladies
at Springfield.

In entering on our second wear of huSi-
mr>~ "I Springfield. We beg respectfully tu
thank the ladies for the very cordial sup
port they have given u~ during the past
year. We have tried Ia please, and We he
lI"Nr We have i'm some measure. pleased.
our trade has grown wonderfully. our
friends ~t.rm To like our way Of doing hu>i-
Hess, and We firmly believe our second
year will he in advance of the first. A>
regards meeting the requirements of our
esteemed customers. we will doubtless
profit 10y the experience of the year now
past and We hope lu be fortunate enough
Ia retain the good will Of our many friends
all Of whom We again most heartily thank
for their many kIndmr>>,'>.
We are now shaving complete lines of
new spring dress goods. in all the novel eff
lrct~. Elegant embroidered suits in the
leading r"Ior>.
\ special bargain in black brocade velvet
at >l.7j yard. worth -. -. the best value
al the price ever offered by us. Our stock
is now fall for the early spring trade in
every Department. and we respectfully invite
the ladies t" inspect the mrw goods. now on
exhibition. We are their ubedirmt >erN ants,
.I"IIN MCLAEEN X BRu.,
Cash and One Price Dry Goods House,
- and :iG South Limestone st.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-03-18
EIcgnnr RccIining Chnir Car.

Leave indianapolis At 1880 ?. m. daily.
and are run through. Via |. ID. " :. Ry.
decatur, Springfield and JackSumvilleI, To-
Keokuk, Iowa. without change. Seats in
the ears are free from indianapolis. Through
coacht, on day trains tu Mississippi River
points without change. Persons going
west. northwest or southwest should apply
to nearest coupon office for tickets. Wa
indianapolis. Decatur Il Springfield R'y.
indianapolis office. ia South Illinois street.
.IOHN :. LAZARUS.
9Itf* General Passenger Agent.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-03-18
4 Gard to the Public.

F.. {. Hunt i regularly appointed special
agent Of the North Western Mutual Life
Insurance Company Ia solicit Life Insurance
upon the lives of good risks in this vicinity.
The attention nt men vino are contemplating
taking Life Insurance i asked tO our differ
ent plans of Insurance. The eXcellenCieS
uf our company are: \ low death rate.
high interest receipts. low expenses. safe
Investments, large dividends. large surplus
tn policy holders. no stocks to pay dividends
on. high reserve and a large annual increase
Of business. The attention of citizens of
Ohio j. called to the fact that Jan. l. lSSG,
We had -. los. -. 6j loaned nm real estate
security in Ohio alone. Our total assets
were S24 365. 356.5 81. Springfield. Ohio,
Marci. y. 1885.
). II. STOVEE.
Gen. Agt. South-Wr>teru Ohio.
Nv attention is called To an article in the
Springfield Gazette OF March II. 1856. of
Mr. Joseph HeffeItimger, a rival lite nSuT-
amct agent in this market. Mr.. John Dris-
col might have gone further and sworn that
he never had any conversation with me on
the subject of his fathers insurance, or that
of anybody else i'm his life Nor did ever
say t" any living man ON earth that John II.
DrI~ruII said anything 10 me on that qurS-
tun.
Mr.. HrtfrlIiuger could get the afiidavitN
"t many men as To what they did not tell
me. Why don't hr publish something that
somebody did tell me. or that | said? am
in this market I" sell insurance for a. rtpu-
table a company aS there Is on earth. and
wish To sell it on its merits and guarantee
satisfaction or no pay. Ii might be- well
for the public To receive with a grain If
caution statements made. hv Mr. Hrtfrlfin-
ger ;lS To the times Of maturity of his Ton
tine pnlirieS f.. {. llUNT.
SrEINOFIELD. o.. March Il, 1850.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-03-18

Maude Granger and excellent support at
Blacks March 23 to -. Admission 10, 20
and 30 cents. Worth three times the price
to SEE this beautiful and grand actress.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-03-18

The many friends of Mr.. II. W. G"rty
and wife. of i4O east Main street. will he
pleased t" learn that the recent cold snap in
Florida did but little damage Ia their orange
grove at Orange Heights. Nearly all the
trees ar. putting on new grrwth. and the
rest are looking quite we'll. Mr. and Mr..
Goety expect To leave the sunny south for
their Springfield home sometime in April.
Mrs.. Guety's mother and brother will ac-
company them here To spend the SUMMER
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-03-18

The old reliable fruit house ~till at the
front. Look here. Fresh fish. Two
herring for uic. White fish nine cents
per pound. rickrrrl nine cents per pound,
amt trout nine cents per pound. Finest
salt mackcrrI in the land. We have lots uf
apples that must be- Sold. Take them along
at ten cents ptT peek Fresh Mr~>iTI
oranges. ten cents per dozen. New maple
syrup and sugar. warranted pure. White
clover honey. Canned goods. Fruit> and
vegetables in great variety. More go"d>
for the money than any house in the STATE
:. i. STENLEl X Co..
Ii and - East High street.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-03-18
ACCOMPLISHMENTS.

III Z. RAIP lisa candidate for the Agrieul
w tur.l Society from MoOrheId Up. instead
al one VIM. Cruhll. He has served ior a mum
her of years and the citizens want change.
BS the request of many subscribers Of the
Globe Republic. lS6td
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-03-18
LOS

I u~T-BIack Newfoundland dog white breast
IL and leather strap around neck. Lost or
stolen about eight days ago. Any information
Will be- rewarded at Nn. ~ College Ave. l39a"
I UST-uu North Limestone street. small
j. gold watch The finder will be literally rr
NsLrd-d by leaving same at this office. lS2 If
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-03-18

giSt has been confined t" the house for four
weeks with kidney trouble.
The two taps from the Central fire gong
this afternoon were due 10 the breaking of
a battery.
Misses Mabel and Blanche Burns. of
Toledo, are the guests of Mrs. Cornelius
Baker uf South Market street
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-03-18
Beauty Your Home.

Finish the sails and ceilings with "a has
1'u'. cd can do IL: inexpensive: TN 10. " hitt"
and IWrlh" tlHl> Cheaper and better than
pa.iuf. kaI>0mIHr or paper. Dis&ntecTs and
prevents diseases Beautiful SAMPLE card free.
By druggists. harfwaTe and paint dealers.
LIS. Mich.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-03-18

COUNTY COMMISSIONER - Harrison Rice
I will be a candidate for County Commi ssionrr
subject {" the decision Of the Republican con
NruIiun, TO br held March %, 1880.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-03-18

This morning about II o'clock while Sta
tion-h"uSr Keeper Cheney was leaving the
cells I" 90 up stairs to get things in shape
for the prisoners dinner, several of the
men managed in some mysterious manner
t. open the door and get ont. In the rush
Ia run through the door they made such a
racket that Mr.. Cheney hurried down
stairs Ia see what the trouble
WAS. Three had gone out
when the officer reached the door. The
names of the escaped are Mike Doyle, Jas.
Galligan und Thomas Maddcn. No blame
Whatever can be laid on the shoulders of
the turnkey. as he was i'll the performanc
of his duties while the escape was made.
The door was swung back and the spring
caught securely.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-03-18

The Ewing farm in Washington town
ship. Montgomery county. was sold few
days ago and passed from the family. who
have been in p">SeS>iom of il since l79G.
the wear ISIS.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-03-18

Regular reception committees of well
known society ladies have been appointed
to receive on different afternoons and even
ingS at the BOokwater exposition.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-03-18

Our dollar and half hat is clear fur
stock and latest style. GUGENHED.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-03-18

nor CUNSTABLE-James J. Woods will be-
i candidate Tor Constable. subject To the de-
Clsiun "i the republican convention TO be hcid
March 18th f2Stf
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-03-18

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE-Wm. X. HOrner
u Will be- a candidate for Justice of the Peace
subject 10 the decision of the Republican Con
Veution. I" De held March n. 1856.
DOR CONSTABLE }. H. Wilson will be can
i dIdatr Tor con stable. subject TO the decision
Ut the Republican convention, 10 be held March
D. lSSf
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-03-18
Country Residence Burned.

The large farm residence of John Allen.
about one and quarter miles southeast of
CrnterN lille, this county. was totally de
Stroyed 10y tire Friday evening at O'Clock.
1t originated in the Sugar-water boiling
house. which is attarhed To the rear of the
residence. Fire had been kept in the fur
mace for some days and the wooden >trmct-
urr had become thoroughly heated. 81 that
in moment after lis origin the fire was be
yund control. The entire neighborhood re-
Spomded to the alarm. but their efforts were
of little avail beyond saving most of the
household goods. The residence was one
of the finest in the county. having some
twelve OF thirteen rooms, and the fire the
largest ever seen in Washington township.
The shock was serious to Mr.. Allen, result
ing in a severe nervous chill. Mr. Allen is
nearly eighty years old. and is a pioneer in
this county. There was no insurance on
the property, it having expired recently.
The loss is about s., 2,OOO.-Dayton Journal.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-03-18

CHERIFF-W. T. Baker will be a candidate
Dior reelection 10 the Office of Sheriff subject
10 the decision of the republican convention TO
L.. held March ~. lSs6 I2Std
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-03-18
FOR RENT.

NOR RENT-7-room house. large lot. all i'm
i pTuVrmrut>: loCatlOn central: front and
side entrance: IL " Columbia street. Geo. A.
pirhl - +. Main. lHlt'