davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-04-04
Sc vENDEN.

Diez defecadoras de cobre, sistema
Gail, y IN tren de ferro-carril portatil,
via Om60, sistema Decsuvilie, especial
para trasporte de canas, compuesto de
az wagoneS y 5000 metros de rieles de
hierro acero, formados por 440 tra-
mos de 5 metros, $50 de 4, "a de q,
16 de It, 100 curvas de q y l6 de Il,
y ademAs 40 cruEsmientos de 2 Was =
8 de Was, con sus agujas, deecsrrila-
dores y porteurs de l"70 para el tras-
porte de bagazo. Todo Sc halla en-
buen estado puede verse en- 10 He
cienda "Josefa (Hormigueros) del
Excmo. sefior don j. a. Annoni.
Las proposiciones de compra Ee di-
rigirGn q Ia Administrator de IL So
ciedad An6nima de Credito Mercantil.
Puerto Rico, 10 de Abril de 1885,
FL Administrator, N. AlvGrex. Al
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-04-04

obtuvieron splausos, especialmente la
Sra. Pl&, siempre admirable.
Para mafana domingo Sc anuncia
una entretenida function.
Mercantil.-Disuel en- eSta Ga
oital la sociedad mercantil Palacios
& Co, sustitdyela otrs con la misms
raz5n; de 6sta son gestores los sen1res
lon Rafael Palacios y don Jose Mar
garida, y Comanditarios don Gsrardo
r. Soler Y don Manuel Was.
Asf Sc nos participa.
Que prospere la nneva sociedad.
Conato de incendio -Hubo uuo
Ia otra no;he, en- una casa de la caIle
de Sar Jose.
Por f,rtuns, ell fuego iuicisdo pudo
ser extlng1ido sin consecuencias. Mas
vale asi.
0bito. .-Ha pasadO 8 mejor vida
en- esta ciudad ell respectable Sr Coronel
graduado Comaudante don Jos6 Marti
Humbert.
Dsse&mosle la eterna Biensventursn-
"a. A sus deudos, consuelo y resigna-
ci6n.
MemOria -Hemos recibldo, aeon.
panado de atento B. L. M, un fo-
lleto que contiene la Mem0riG de los
actos y tsreas de la Association de Es-
critores y Artistss espanoleS durante ell
ano de 1885.
La hojearemos.
"El Espanol. Este apreCiable
cclega madrilelo de nuestro amigo ell
senior Bonafoux ha reanudado su pu-
blicaci6n.
Con gusto hemos recibido 81 vista
por ell tiltimo vapor correo de Ia PeOin-
sula.
Jab6n marca "Bordoy" y aCeite
de Olivas, acaban de reci5ir Font, Vi
dal & Co.-SRn Francisco 80.
Calzado.-Andr6s Bordoy tiene
constantemente, en- gu acreditado De-
posito de la calle de San Francisco,
ndmero 81, un extenso y variado sur
lido de calzado de todas clases, que
vende d precios limitsdisimos.
Partido de Aj6 (R. A., Enero 81
de l8S2.-Sr. D. G.. Cranwell, PreSeu-
te. Distinguido senior:
Desearia de 50 bondad hiciera COMO
Ger ell certifcado que doy en- resumen
en- 9sta, pnes creo hacer un bien 4 la
hnmaDidad con hacerlo publicar en- Ell
pr6ximo Almsnsque de Bristol. Por
espacio de largos amos padeci de Ia
Liofa, que segun creo resulta de las pds
tulas hnmoristicas que Sc forman prio-
en- ell rostro y parte velluda.
Resolvi tomar la Zsrzaparrills, y hoy
con II frascos casi me encuentro COM
sano de esA enfermedad,
por 10 cusl doy Ia preferencia d esta
mediciua por 10 eticaz de sus resuIta
dos.
Hoy, en- vista de este, procuro hacer
conocer esta medicina, y quiero por to
dos los medios q mi a.cance conseguir
la cura de muchos que padecen 10 mis-
mo.
Por 10 tanto: 81 q V. no lie es una
iucomodldad remitirme unAs cuantAr
iocenas de aImans lues, rara distribnir
los en- una extension de 30 y t4ntas le
guss, que es CAST ell camino one recorro
pues hay, en estls rim
cones, apartadas del b1Ilicio de Ia socie
lad, infnida1 de fAmilias que por des
,onocer casi por complete las me lici-
mas mas curativss Sc entregan en- bra
20 de la desesperaci6n, y con este Ia de-
adez. Por 10 mismo, desearia 10 que
lie pido, como asf mismo ell precio por
docenas de la Zlrzaparrilla que 20 man
dare muy pronto ula persona en- pro
cora de varias otras medicinas.
La direction mas segura y donde po-
dr& dirigirme los almanaques es, en- ell
Partido de Aj6, San 1sidro, Carrera de
la Libertad, por la mensajeria de Ia ca
lie Piedras, "a.
Sin otro motive, me suscribo de V.
atento y S. s.
AZ Enrioue Price.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-04-04

fIa pasado 4 mejor vida en- San
Fernando 81 dignisimo Vice-almi.
rante de la Armada don Francis
GO Ramos Izquierdo,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-04-04
JAvIER De zEQUEIRA.
SAN JUAN DE PUERTO-RICO
AGENClA GENERAL DE- AYUNTANIRNTOS
uNICA FUNDADA
oon aprobacl6n del Goblerno General.

End en- correspondence con las de Ia Peninssla
Comisiones Depositos, Fianzas.
Gesti6n de toda clase de asuntos economico-ad-
ministrativos contenciosos.
Recursos Observation-Disclosures de agra.
vios ante las Ofcinas de Hacienda.
Queias por coLtribuciones.
Privilegios de invencion, de riego desecacion.
Compensaciores con Ia Hacienda por desfalcos
contribuciones.
Composiciones con Ia misma por possession de
terrenos.
Franquicias hacendados industriales para In.
lroduccion de materiales dedicados IL Agriculture
y 4 la Industria.
Direction telegra6ca: Zeqssirs.
Sc habla frances inHlee.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-04-04
GACETA DE HOY.

R. O. nombrando Jefe de Ne.
gociado de esta Intendencia don
Santos Agailera, que servia Ia
plaza de Ohcial L: en- la Admon.
Central.
Reciba nuestro parabien por ell
ascenso ell senior Aguilera.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-04-04
ARMAS Y JlMENEz. Cru. Is

Establecimiento de ferreteria quincalls, surtido
general en- el ramo, ventau nj POI mayor detail:
tiencn constsntemente piedra plAStca Portland para
est anques, algibes lavaderoS. Precios limitAdo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-04-04
ACTIVO.
PASIVO.
tis9,982-20
Existencia efectiva ell GAIA"
Corresponsales en- Europa y

Puerto-Rco, Mario 30 de lss6-E Contador, L. Pardo
81 administrator n Aparsa-V0 Bel Presdente MMeahE
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-04-04

Los ingresos eventuales dieron
ell siguiente resultado:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-04-04
FEDDEUSEN g. co. 1s.sssa Estssa aais,, Z,

Casa de glfos, oomIsiones AlmAcenes de mer-
cancias al por mayor.
Agentes generates de las aiguientes companiRs:
Royal INSURANCE o'y.. tns.ra,n..
Northern Assurance Cy
New-Ycrk Life rnsurAnA n. ia.
&c CY...... .,..,....,..,,....
Anglo Con. Cate OllieA-l Ahonos para 10
dorM1..o....s .,,a.a......... ScRha, cafe tabaA
9uano Worka..............l 90.
fl0yd Andaiua........,."... Se9hfos nAriIimos.
Wafine IaHusaAaSY c'Yaa, Msn idsm,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-04-04
JOSE PR0vASl. rortal... as.
GRAN SASTRER1A lTALIANA.

Be construyen trajes de todas classes, y 4 Ia ult.
ma moda, para caballeros. Generos ngisses, fran.
ceses, espanoles y siemanes al gusto del mas exi.
gente. Surtido constante. ElegAncia y baratura,
Gran nnnero de parroquianos dc 10 sociedad ele.
gAnte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-04-04

Otra R. 0. nombrando Ofcial
10 de la Admon. Central a don
Jose Flores FonWille.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-04-04
La Renta de Bienes del Estado
produio 10 siguiente al Tesoro:

Total ...... 773-46
Diferencia total de me-
nos, con relacion 4 Oc-
tubre de 1884:......... $7,166-28
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-04-04

Establecimiento de Ferrsteria Quincalla al por
mayor detail. Surtido complete de 10 concer-
niente al ramo, especial en- pinturaS, Aceites y
barniceS.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-08-30
COUNTY

The labor plank. of the Ohio republican
platform. adopted by the convention held
at Columbus. August -. 1856, reads as fol
lows:
FifM The republican party has crcr
stood as the friend 81 lGbDr against al
1rho ,roUld either opprc~S or cIiSIanc il :
and crcrlf mon>lrrc. state or nHtt"'d',
rrhich trW prutsri the ldb0rCr from dam
gcruuS ftreigu competition. ar imW"r6
and figuirv his cnuduj"n at homo. trHt
meet friih oar unqualified TppT"rni. ~
slrrrFIug IN uur hostility Ia dBtdrciiiSHi.
socialism and communism. are TGI'Ur Sn'i'
triSc ICyiSIdtiun dS may insure that hdr-
rnonu trhich ought dIIrGyS Ia prerdH
h,frccrl employer and sHpl0HC. WE iEC-
nGNIZF THE RIGHT OF ALI. MN BY A~S"-
CIATloN To PROMOTE THEIR MUTJ Al
GOOD AND PROTECTION. IN EVERY WAY
THAT DOES NOT INFRINGE Ti"N THE
RIGHTS OF OTHERS. Nc fdU"r the creation
la cangreSx of Il ndti1itrl department ~
tabor. the hcnd nf rhici shall bcd cabinet
0ricer. trhuSc duty il SHAH bC Ia c"ttoct,
systematic and publish statistic" IN
formation rciitiuq {" tho S"cini. sanitary,
e,IltcafiDnII aud commercial condition ~
the rrurkingmcn Of the nGti"n. We de
Tagud that all uffciGlS. state Dr uTtiGIdl
cI,rrycd Iri'h The d,rU "f Cnf"rciHg inw>
rrhich pr"riRc fur the prayer security Of
the Tires d,,f heath, "f 'r"rkjngmcn. shall
De practical men
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-08-30
sFkINDEIEIp CITY

Ii will be noted that John W. Parsons is
assumed 10 be the head of the ticket al the
spring election and while SOME other re-
publican candidates did not poll As heavy a
vote a. he pulled. Yet it is fair to presume
that the vote cast for him represents the
party.
The total vote cast in Springfield city and
township i'll 1855 was 1.>45. Subtract
from thl> the total republican vote Ot 1855
and the result will show the
vote cast by all other parties combined.
Thus: :. I.ei5 minus i.2l6 equals J, ,624. total
opposition, lss5.
The total vote cast in Springfield city and
township III l>>6 was 4, 2j2. Subtract from
this the total republican vote of lsS6 and
the result viii be the total opposition
Thus. 6.252 minus !. S32 equals ), 42O, total
opposition, l>>6.
These figures reveal some striking facts
While the difference between the total IT.
publican votes of 1885 and lSS6 was I.3S4
the difference between the total opposition
vote OF the same years was only 2O9
The total opposition of leS6. which i'll
rlude> democrats, prOhbitiOEiStS and fu-
sionlSts, not only does not show a gain
over the total opposition vote of 1855. but
shows an actual loss OF 4Ug. BY adding to-
AtlIlti Lilt itiluDlltdl! lbSS anu lllt Np>N ol
the total opposition. the total falling of i'll
the entire vote is found. Thus:
l3SiN3U9-lj93. total falling of. 1t will
h,. srrn that the republican loss Is 80 far i'll
,.Nce>, Of the loss OF the tota. opposition
that il accounts for the republican defeat.
II will also be noted that while there j. an
lmmtnse falling off in the republican, vote
there are no indications that any very con
Siderable nIntlh,lT nt tllts.lnS 7l1ifAI
with the opposition, or tuSiOnl>tS.
The falling of at the total opposition
vote is neither more nor less than it is OF
dInaTlIl between a tall and spring election.
while the falling oil in the republican vote
las no precedent in the annals Of Clark
county politics. While it i probable that
some republicans voted the citizens ticket
Yet il l. plain that large majority of those
who did not vote the republican ticket ie-
manned at home and by their apathy de
feIted the ticket.
Why did they remain at home? is a very
pertinent inquiry that can be answered in
lew words. Their sympathes were for the
woTkmgmen and. although they could not
cOu>Clcmtluu>ly support men who. they had
reason to believe, were working in the
Interests of the WhiteleyS, their allegiance
to the republican party was such
that they would not vote against it.
The contest at the polls last spring was
purely local one in which party lines were
not strictly drawn and in which political
affiliations were nearly blOtted out 1t was
u local issue thrust upon the party without
it, consent or acceptance, and one tOr
which the republicans, as party. had no
sympathy.
Ii is, therefore, fair deduction to make,
that as the issue last spring was local and
as the issues in the campaign this fall are
of state and national Importance, the re-
publicans of Clark county will. at the ap-
preaching election, vote the straight repub-
lican ticket
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-08-30
Sciatica Cured by Massage.

Professor Max Schuler, of Berlin, is
convinced Of the superiority Of messages
over other measures employed in the
treatment Of sClatica. and relates his eN-
perienCe Of fifteen CaSeS-alI in males, and
except in one OF two instances (Which
were rheumatic due to exposure TO cold
Most of the cases were dealt with from
the first by massage; but in few in
stances, electricity, vapor baths, etc, had
been fruitlessly employed prior to coming
under his care.
The modus operaudi is as follows: The
patient lies on the unaffected side, with
knees and hips slightly tieNed. The COurse
Of the sciatIc nerve l. rubbed rom below
upward. partly with both thumbs. partly
with the ball Of the little finger or thumb;
sometimes struck with the closed fist
sometimes the muscular mass over the
nerve pressed and kneaded with both
hands The pain evoked by these manip-
ulatiOns soon passes away. and after a
short time becomes less and less at each
sitting The meuralgIC pains very soon
abate. diminishing after a severe and
painful massage, then recurring with less
severity. and gradually disappearing en-
tirely The power of walking improves
after each sitting The Lancet.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-08-30
THE NEWS in BRIEF.

| The New York Strret-car strike j over.
Henry Irving and Ellen Terry have sailed
| for England.
Francis Murphy is conducting temIrr-
ance revival at Titthl, -.
| According to a Chicago report. there Is
| promise Of full corn crop In Ohio. Indiana
aud Minnesota.
Mr.. Blaine, speaking at lewiston Me.
| took occasion Ia rraflirm his position on the
whisky question.
| Barney Murphy, 4 thlrteen-ye year-old boy.
| jumped from moving train al Ashland.
| O., and was fatally injured.
Michael Nellek. the Chicagoan who
hanged his little boy. nearly causing his
death, has been released on 200 bail
At parade and picnic of the ohio Val
ley Trade and Labor Assembly, at Wheel
ing. over 5000 people We're present.
"Details of an alleged plot 10 kill Master
[ Workman POwderly, OF the knights Of la
! hOr, are given in the morning papers.
! Judge johnson. OF the Ohio supreme
court, has returned from Natural Bridge.
/ Va. 10 his home at lruutun, greatly Imi-
proved i'll health.
| Base -Pittshurg 10. Cincinnati ,:
AN Az H. llit'a'ANA I't4tN ' iNtl''lt - i'''N
| ton ): Brooklyn .. Baltimore ;: Kansas
City :, Washington q: Athletic :. Metro
! poIitan 1.
! The Indiana democrats are said To- have a
quarrel in almost every congressional di--
trct and in almost every county. There j.
also di>>atfaetun with the stale ticket re
Gently put in the neld.
/ The national convention of the Kappa
/ Kappa Gamma Fraternity concluded it,
session at Akron. O. Friday night Min
neapoliS, Mimi. was chosen II the place
! tor holding the next session. two years
/ hence.
/ During a heavy storm near Chicago. sun
/ day morning. n powder magazine was
/ struck 10y lightning and exploited. killing
! two persons outright. woundlng number
ot Others and destroying 50 900 worth OF
pro e.ty.
two hundred Cleveland anarchists me-.
I Sunday. tu drnUuncr the conviction of th,.
/ Chicago muTderers. The principal speaker
said that if the men were hanged. seven
( hundred thousand avengers would arise
/ from their blood.
The winners on the last day Of the Sara
| toga races were E-trella, MnIlie Mccarthy :
Last, Climax. Jim Guest and Buurke Coch-
ran. The winners of the Sherpshead Bay
races were Itillala. Fawn. IousatOmir. Fer
emf. Font and Exile.
At Grand Rapids. Mich. Ernest Srhmir-
dicke while recovering from the effect, of
a spree, swallowed an ounce of carholir
acid in the presence of his family. The
wife. IN realizing that her husband was
dead. became delrious, with slight hopes
of recovery.
Erwin Thomas. of Cincinnati. brought
suit against SchIaffenheTgvr& Il GTundhoefer.
undertakers, for -, coo. The defendants
refused to bury his child. under rule of
the Undertakers' association. as Thomas
was charged with debt by member ot
that organization.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-08-30

Professor Lewis NJ. Haupt of the uni
versity Of Pennsylvania, proposes to apply
his new system for the automatic i'm.
provement of rivers and harbors TO the
deeping of the water over the bar in
Gedneys channel in New York harbor
The plan is for floating dam. anchored
hy heavy guys 10 the bottom with two or
more shields arranged in a direction either
tranverse or oblique to the line of the cur
rent The system has the advantage OF
being comparatively inexpensive and alsc
capable Of ready application.--New York
Mail and Express.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-08-30

| have carefslly looked around lie for
some of those fair maids of the shore YOU
read of In correspondence. But up to date,
none have arrived The average girl wears
canvas sh0rS rlI>ted by the brine, an old seer
sucker dress, a hat mashed down Oh the south
side, mashed up ON the north, bruised, bent.
broken and mhtreatcd on the other two
sides and she digs a hole in the sand, falls
into it, puts on blue glasses and fights flies
and reads dime novels There is nothing
jaunty-nothing picturesque-nothing to ad-
mire III the careless manner in which shc
raises No. stoe and kicks viciously at an
inquisitive fy.-
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-08-30
4 Floating Beer kcg.

Enterprise in every conceivable form Is
to be met in this city. OttentlmcS the
smaller the business involved the greater
the originality displayed i'll conducting H.
One of the most successful adyentureTS
in trade Is man who runs saloon on
the Harlem river speak aivl~ediy when
say on the river for his saloon Is boat
II is hardly bigger than a shell. and not
so large rs an ordinary row boat II i
propelled by steam. the engine for this
purpose beng miniature COntrivance
that looks as if il might be put into the
pocket and carried of with ease. But it
makes the boat 90, and pretty fast, too.
The proprietor is his own engineer, crew.
steersman. bartender. and assistant. He
wears all apron. just like any other tap
ster. and sits in front Of his engine with
a beer ke- proppei on some ice before
bin. Half a dozen mugs are at mis- feet
and with this outfit he steams about the
river. now in New York county, now ii
Westchester, for the dividing line runs
through the stream
His great day IL sunday, when hun
dreds of people 90 rowing. Dry goods
clerks and boukkeepers. whose arms are
about as large as a chair leg, and whose
wind is in proportion, go up and hire d
skifT or a shell and paGdle about fol
hours They get dTGadtully tired anC
thirsty and in the hour OF need up come'
the aquatic beer kcS To relieve them. Inc
dealer washes his glass III the river anC
rushes about from one Oarsman or boat
ing party To another and on fair day
dispoSes thus Of from seven to nine bar
rels Of beer Week days his trade is Of
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-08-30

The Cincinnati Centennial association
purposes TO have erected an equestrian
statue over the grave of General Wm.
Henry Harrison at North Bend.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-08-30

Our Springfield tradeSmen are expecting
a good fall trade. and are getting ready for
il. We do not believe that they will be
dI>annninted.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-08-30

WOrkingmeu who are republicans, in
principle. have a good habit of voting the
republican ticket Workingmen who are
democrats, in principle, are expected 10
vote the democratic ticket.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-08-30
4 Mothers Device

4 singular occurrence is discussed a
great deal in Rome just now. The son OF
the millionaire Bellur living there, in.
tended to travel around the world The
young mans mother was very much
troubled about her only child leaving her.
and tried TO secure Il safe travelling com
panion for him. Advertisements appeared
during several days in all the principal
papers, inviting young men who wished
to accept such "A position to call at the
house. OF the numberleSs candidates
three were taken into consideration, and
they were invited to dinner. under the
preteNt Of discussing the final arrange
meuts
When they had passed a merry time over
dinner and the dessert was served. the
lady of the house then suddenly threw
herself on her knees before her husband
crying out: Il am miserable wretch.
Despair has made me murderess. The
pine apple cream Is poisoned. You have
all to die" One Of the young men began
to lament his sad fate. the second one re
mained sitting on his chair like one
turned TO stone with fright. and the third
one ran to the door. calling out: There is
an antidote tor every poison. ! will run
to the doctor TIE siEnura stopped him
on the threshold, saying: The story is in
vented see you have presence Of mind.
You shall accompany my dear ChIld.-l'or-
eign Letter.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-08-30

Boulanger. the French minister Of war,
parts his hair very near the middle. What
effect this will have on the perpetuty OF
the French republic remains Ia b,->een.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-08-30

The free traders of America intimate, in
an address. that they are disgusted with the
democracy and leave it TO be- inferred that
they are not consumed with affection for
the republicans. F. Onion, of Texas. is
one of them
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-08-30

Eastern journals unite IN reporting al
improvement in money matters. There l.
still little room for it.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-08-30

Corn plver.rs, al the northwest are
rather poor. There will be not much more
than half a crop. and the ground Is too dry
for fail plowing, for the wheat crop Of
lSS7.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-08-30

, ,or,l.r,.,, ,rb,.,vus 81 bi,- clothing
-. ,,,,,,i,..3 ., I,, ,onr,, nayr,
..,,, wa, ,,',i,,n ,,r ..,,,,L,,L,..nI Thpr,.
j.,I - a,,,I,,,,,,,, IN th,. vn,In,,
ell, f,r ~, a.L.d f,r ~ rIrrk.hjn lie
L.J f,,r.,I,,",,.,,,, ,,,,. ,,ri,L ,t f,,urrS
,,,'I iy..,,.i ,,.i,h ,,r,,,un that knew
t,r,i, H.. ,I,I,,., ,,.t tho nost Of
.,,I,,s,,,a,,,,,, h., u,,rt.d hut was hired
., ,J.,,, tb.. ,,ar, of , ,rpr,.r,l utility man
in iEe,sst,IIi.h,,ant nj 81 a week. He
Gid ~, bundles ran rrrard, swept the
Hn,r-, ,,iI General meniu service But
he .Ii3p,t rnn,nIain one day three or four
,,,.,,l.s ,,.,,, h.. ,nnroorbr9 the proprietur
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-08-30

Tie republican party Of Springfield l.
either all present OF all accounted for. 1t
will materialize AT the polls.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-08-30

Blaine can be renomnatod and electec
if few Of hi- fool friends can b,
previously killed off.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-08-30
MONDAY MORNING. AUGUST 80. 1896 .

Francis Murphy is likely 10 have a cal
from Piqua-
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-08-30

tramp caught sleeping in box car on
a western railroad was found to have 500
in gold and a certificate of deposit for
81, 500 on a st. Louis bank on his person.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-08-30

The ink with which thi. paper il printed
was bought OF Gse". n. Morrill, Co. :" an"
NJ Rose street, New Work.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-08-30

Americas London Times published in
Madison county. Ohio now thunders daily.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-08-30
sg-AH sold bv nruggi.ts.-sa

Send stamp for Mrs Piakhana's guide TO Health
and Confidential circular. with description Of cass
and symptoms OF weakness. NcHts0u 'ais Es.isr
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-08-30
GLOBE K EPU UBLIC.
EVENING, SUNDAY LND WEEKLY.

The GLOBE-REPI BLIC prints the Ne" l0rk
and Western ASseciated Press DiSpatC hes aRd the
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