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Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1888-12-14

No. @.-Applicstion for patent
United States Land Office, Santa
Re, \. NJ. Dec. 3th ls,s.
NOTICE. l. hereby given that
Robert q. Mcdonald, whose post
Office address h Las Vegas, New
Mexico, for himself anu his CO.
claimants Edward l.. Martin, Juan
Delgado, Pedro nelgado aud Quin-
tien MuineF, has this day nled
application for a patent for 1000
linear feet Of the Tennessee mine or
vein, bearing gold, silver aud cop
per, With surface ground Goo II ia
width, situated In the Silver Butte
mining district, county of Santa
Fe and territory Of New Mexico,
and designated by tine field notes
and official plat ON tile In this office
as lot No. 400, district No. ]; said
lot No. 400 being described az fol.
lows to wit: Beginning at o Mol,
where stands "A post with mound of
stones marked loo, whence high
peaE bears south - deg o. min
west, and "A high peak bears north
- deg 30 min west, and high pUint,
eud OF placer mountains, bears
north - deg o. min west, thence
north, variation IA deg - min east,
800 feet TO coruer No. .; thence
west, va l3 deg 81 min east, GOO Il
to o No. 3; thence south, VA ~
deg "a min east, 1000 # 20 cor No 4;
thonre east, VA IL deg "a min east,
600 II 10 cor No. /, place of begin
ming, containing 200 acres: From
said corner M. | south IS deg N46
east, . 9ss 3 II to mineral monu
ment No. 50, established by Rich.
ard A. Warden, L. $ Mineral Dep.
uty Surveyor, Oct. lGth 1882, In
the survey Of the Jennie Lode.
The original location of this mine
Is recorded in book b, page 1872,
and the amended location Is recor-
ded In book G., pages 594.5 OF the
mining records IN the office Of the
probate clerk aud ex-Utiicio recor-
der Of the county of Santa Fee terri
tory Of New Mexico. The adjoining
claim Is the Pine Tree mine, owned
by the within named applicants
and Francisco A. Manzanares and
Lorenzo Lopez. Any and all per-
sons claiming adversely any portion
of said Tennessee mine or surface
ground, 7 required To file their
adverse claims with the register of
the United States land Office nj
Santa Fe, Nm. during the 60 days
period Of publication hereof, or
they will DO barred by virtue OF
the provisions of the statutes.
JAMES Ii. WALKER, Register.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1888-12-14

No. 2l.-Application for patent
United States Land Office at Santa
Fe, n. NJ, Dec. 9Th, 1855.
NOTICE is hereby given that
Robert g.. Mcdonald, whose post
office address is Las Vegas, n. M,
for himself and his co.claimants
Juan Delgado, Edward l.. Martin,
Pedro DelgadO, Quintien Moiner,
Francisco A. Manzunares, and Lo-
reno Lopez, has this day filed ap.
p~licatiOn for a patent for 1900 lin
ear feet OF the Pine Tree mine or
vein, bearing gold, silver and cop
per, with 600 feet in width, situated
In the Silver Buttes mining dis.
trict, county Of Santa Fe, territory
OF New Mexico, and designated by
the field notes aud official plat on
file In this office as lot No. 40l, dis
trlct No. /, being described as fol-
lows TO wit: Beginning at corner
No. /, whence high peak bears
south 40 degrees is min. east, and
high peak bears south 80 deg 40
min east, and west end of placer
mountain bears north % deg west,
thence west, va II deg east, 1900
feet TO corner No .; thence north
va II deg east, GOO feet TO Corner
No. 3; thence east, Va II deg east,
1900 feet Co corner NJ. 4; thence
south, va 10 deg 50 min east, 600
feet t. corner No. /, the place OF
beginning, containing 20.66 acres.
From said corner No. |, > 81 deg 81
min q sec east, 36lS.12 # to min
eral monument No. 81, established
by Rich'd A. Warden, L. 5. mini
deputy surveyor, Oct. 10th 1882, in
the survey Of the Jennie Lode.
The original location notice of this
mine Is recorded in book A, page
502, and the amended location no.
tice Is recorded In book G., pages
559-60, Of the mining records in
the office OF the probate clerk and
ex-oflicio recorder OF the county of
Santa Fe, New Mexico. The claim
adjoining il the Tennessee mine,
owned by Robert G.. Mcdonald,
Juan Delgado, Edward l.. Martin,
Pedro Delgado and Quintien Moi-
ner. Any and all persons claiming
adversely TO any portion Of the
Pine Tree mine or surface ground,
are required TO file their adverse
claims with the register of the
United States Land Office at Santa
Fe, New Mexico, during sixty days
period of publication hereof, or
they will be barred by virtue OF the
provisions Of the statutes.
JAMES II. WALKER, Register.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1888-12-14

Articles for the Dreamer Chemi
col company were to day field with
the secretary of the territory. The
lncorporators are G. NJ. Dreamer,
John Gray, Levi A. Hughes, Ed,
ward Il. Bartlett and 5. l.. Houck.
The lite Of the corporation shall be
fifty years; capital stock $4,000,
divided into 1000 shares OF the par
value of 500 each. The principal
place Of business is Santa Fe.
The object for which "said com.
pany is formed is the preparation,
manufacture, advertisement and
sale OF chemicals and medical prep.
nrations and compounds, patent
medicines, etc, and TO purchase
patents already existing and to
procure by purchase or otherwise
other patents and material, 20 use
the same and advertise and sell
preparations hereunder"
This home institution begins
business with a number Of proprie.
tary preparations of acknowledged
value which they propose placing
on the market by March j. Among
these are Gray's New Mexican lini-
ment, just patented; Aztec blood
purifyer combined with sarsapar-
lila; Aztec liver pills, made purely
from native grown herbs; and Aztec
cough cure, a strictly vegetable
production, which has been in use
among the native inhabitants of
this section Of country and Mexico
for years.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1888-12-14

~. s. LAND OFFICE. SANTA
IL. N. 81. Nov. 81. lsss

y = LAND ONftCEs AMI
Re. n. ~. Nov. 81, lsss
Complaint having been entered
ai this ofiice by William 4. Dame,
against Joseph r.. Silva, Tor ahan.
douing bis Homestead entry. mum
Der two thousand three hundred
and afty. o. $500. dated April 2lst,
lss5. upOn the ;. T.. Quarter Of Sec
tiun -, township "a north, range
5 east, In Santa Fe county, New
Mexico, with n view 20 the cancel
lati0n II said entry; the said par
ties are hereby summoned 10 sppesT
NJ this office on the 9th day of Jan.
lss9, at 10 O'Clock, n. m 10 respond
and furnish testimony concerning
said alleged abandonment.
JAMES II WALKER, Register.
LEIGHO KNAPP. Receiver.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1888-12-14

In speaking OF the coal at Ger.
nllos, in a conversation with the
editor Of this paper ono evening,
Mr.. Charles A. Mariner, Of Albu.
querque, who has interests here
aud who also is a member of the
Gallup Coai Co, said: "There if
10 question about Cerrillos coal
being the best in tho West, even
superior to Canon City. 1t seems
n mysterious freak in the geologic.
al formations, that there sh ould be
"a few thousand acres of such su.
perior coal here, with none as good
north, and the grade getting poor.
or the farther you go South
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1888-12-14

Another big mining deal is on
and the tightening will strike not
IA thousand miles from Cerrillos
this time. by the way, property
la that camp is rapidly becoming
valuable and parties owning claims
there will find II to their advantage
10 see that their assessment work is
properly done. Don't take the
word Of anybody In the matter, but
see TO It yourselves, then you can't
complaiu.-Democrat
Yes, the clouds are gathering
md have been thickening up from
all directions, for some time. The
indications for an electric storm
are becoming more apparent right
along. Something will 'drap' now
pretty soon. No community can
stand n deluge Of prosperity better
than this, so let 'er come.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1888-12-14

Private advices from Chicago
state that u gigantic deal involving
large mining interests in Santa re
county, Is abou; 10 be closed there.
Only q few details remain to be at.
tended to. Never did the mining
outlook for the county appear so
bright ~ at the present time.-New
Mexican.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1888-12-14

In western p%arlauce, every mans
business Is hs ~game, > aud when
he leaves his business 10 buck AZ
some other mans game, the other
Fellow generally lands his fish. II
yoa cant understand and profit by
the foregoing, your = sucker"
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1888-12-14

Public notice j. hereby given
that the eopafinership hereto.
fore existing between the under
signed, doing business az San Pc
dfu, New Mexico, under the hrm
uame II Frank a Bro. l. dissolved.
The business Will he continued by
I. Frank, who becomes RESPONSE
bic for debts OF the nrm.
r. FRANK,
JOsK FRANK
dec. ist. 1855.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1888-12-14

We are informed that ]. r.
Clark did no, buy the Longfellow
mine &c stated last week, but leased
1t With the privilege Of buying.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1888-12-14
additional LoIaIs.

a Telephone line 70 san Pedro
would be a good thing.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-05-11
The WlND-uP.

Onicers, Delegates and STAFF, Sons of Vet
erans-The Installation.
At 10 O'Clock Thursday. at Dayton, Col.
Frazee called the encampment to order in
the final session, and the business of elect
ing officers. continued from Thursday, was
resumed. The first work was to select the
division council and delegates to the Wheel
ing meeting. The contests were quite spir-
ited and resulted as follows:
Division council-T. E. Bonsall, of
Cleveland; Eugene johnson, of Cincinnati;
l.. Z. Brown, of Columbus.
Delegates and alternates- at-large. %.
b. Brown, of Dayton, was by acclana-
ton elected a delegate at-largs to the
Wheeling meeting. E. W. Porter, of
Marysville, was selected alternate at-large.
Delegates to Wheeling.-The following
are the delegates which were elected to the
meeting to be held in Wheeling: W. Z.
Bundy, Wellston; John G. Nevins, Glove
land; ID. Q. Morrow, Hillsboro; r. H. Clark
son, Dayton; Z. G.. Rathbone, Hamilton;
George ID. Z. Steigner, Athens; Ben S.
johnson, BellefOntaine.
This concluded all the business of the
session and the meeting adjourned.
Colonel Leonard appointed the following
staff officers. The installation took place
last night and was conducted by Command
er-in-chief Abbott, Of Chicago.
Surgeon, III. E. Twitchell, Hamilton:
Chaplain, c. W. Benton, Elyris; Adjutant,
l.. n. Alltop, Urbana; Quartermaster. De.
ID. Z. Houston, Urbana; Inspector, +. d..
Perry, Cadiz; Mastering Officer, c. NJ. Ben
nett. Springfield; Judge Advocate, W. l..
McElroy, Mt. Vernon.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-05-11
SHOT BY MISTAKE.
An Ex-Shertf Taken for the Wron,
Man and Killed

Man and Killed,
PARKERsBURe, W. Va, May 1l.-Wm.
Hale, brother of j. C. Hale, ex-Sheriff OF
Writ county, was shot near Newark by his
nephew, Joseph Keys, and died last night
from the effect of his wounds. Yesterday
morning Ed. Hale, brother of William,
found his brother near his residence,
leaning against the fence, where he
had remained for hours. He asked him
why he didn't go home to which William
replied: II am shot" The wounded man
was taken home, where he died at half-past
five O'Clock. He is said to have made no
explanation except that 'They have killed
the wrong man"
The murder of Hale created intense ex-
citement, and it was not long before it was
learned that his nephew. Joseph Keys, had
done the deed. The story Of the parties
connected with the killing is that
on that night Mrs. Andy woodward,
whose husband was not at home, had be-
come alarmed over an effort of some one to
get into the house, and that she
ran to the residence of Keys, near
by, and got yonng Keys, a youth OF
eighteen, 20 go home with her for protec-
ton. After they had returned to the
house, they both heard noise at the win
dow. Believing that burglar was trying
TO force an entrance, young Keys fired at
the man, whose form he could dimly see.
The two people heard no further noise, and
did not go out doors to learn the effect of
their shot. Young Keys says he had no
idea that he had shot his uncle, until the
next morning, when he learned that he was
dying.
There are other stories of still more SEN
sational character ahoat in reference to the
affair, but the best information goes TO
show that a horrible mistake has been
made. All of the parties connected with
the affair are of the best class of people
in that county, and so far as can be
learned are above reproach.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-05-11
MITCHELL POST.
Hold Their Regular Meeting Last Night
and Were Addressed by Comrades Hale
and Mason.

Hold Their Regular Meeting Last Night
and Were Addressed by Comrades Haie
and Mason.
The regular meeting of Mitchell post
was held last night at their hall. A large
attendance was had and an enthusiastic
meeting was held. Several comrades were
reported sick and one was mustered in.
Several bills were reported and ordered
paid. The following committee was an
nounced to take charge of exercises on
Memorial Day: Comrades Bushnell. Put
nam, A. NJ. Myers, R. l.. Kilpat-
/ rick, l. W. Wallace, T. C. Ackerson,
T. w. Hill, T. Z. Lott, W. Ii. Grant. W.
S. Wilson, T. NJ. Gugenheim, l.. b. Hager-
man and j. S. Shewalter.
The letter Of acceptance from the Fourth
regiment, K. of p, was read and filed.
Comrade Hale, of Mead Post No. l, of
Philadelphia, was present and upon being
introduced, made some very interesting re-
marks. Comrade Mason. one of the sur
vivors Of the famous Andrews raid, was
also present and gave an interesting and
graphic account of his adventures from the
time that he separated from Comrade
Knight, who lectured upon that topic few
weeks ago, until the close of that eventful
drama of the late war. Altogether it was
an interesting meeting and was enjoyed
hy all
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-05-11
DENOUNCED THE QUACKS.
The American Medical Association
Proceedings-Election of Oftcers.

The American Medical Association's
Observation-Disclosures of Onicers.
CINCINNATI, May ll.-At the opening of
the medical association yesterday, the
secretary read a series of resolutions
adopted by the Arkansas State Medical As
sociation, which in the strongest possible
terms, denounced quackery, and the jour
mails, especially the religious journals, who
sold their advertising space to quacks and
humbugs, calling themselves physicians.
The paper was applauded-
DR.. ]. B. Hamilton. from the nominating
committee, made the following report,
which was adopted: President w. W..
Dawson, Cincinnati; FIRST Vice President
W. L. Schenck, Kansas; Second Vice Presi-
dent, Frank Woodbury., Pennsylvania;
Third Vice President, H. C. Walker,
Michigan; Fourth Vice President, J. v.
Barley, Georgia; Treasurer, r. J. Dunlig-
son. Pennsylvania; Secretary, w. B. Atkin-
son, Pennsylvania; Librarian, c. H. Klein
schmidt, Washington. ID. c.; Trustees, Z.
NJ. Moore, New York: John H. Hollister,
Illinois; Joseph NJ. Tower, District of Co
lumbia: Judicial Council, w. A. Phillips,
Kansas; A. NJ. Pollock. Pennsylvania; U.
c. yanbibber, Maryland; ]. F. Hibbard,
Indiana; Charles s. Wood, New York; J..
McF. CASTOR. Georgia: W. H. o. Taylor,
New york; George S. Porter, Connecticut.
Newport, r. l., was chosen for the next
place of meeting, in June of next year.
DR.. E. NJ. Moore, of Rochester, New York.
read comprehensive paper on general
surgery.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-05-11
THE LONDON CLOTHING COMPANY,
YELLOW SPRINGS,

YELLOW SPRINGS, o., May n.-Joseph
Milbun, Of Xenia, is in town today. :.
Den Dewine IS home from Iowa :. &C. A.
Little was in Springfield Wednesday on
business. Harlan Little Is able to be out
again, after his severe illness.
Geo. Fehrman left today for Springfield,
Mo. He will be gone all summer. Mr.
George Kedzie went to Chicago yesterday
on visit to his brother. :. "A large number
of our citizens will attend the circus
tomorrow II the weather is good.
Jacob Stuttsman has sold his property on
Walnut street to Wheeling Cant :. Miss
Ella Little entertained Miss Alma and Miss
Bibbens at tea yesterday evening.
Miss Alma left for her home
In Fall River, Mass, today, and will spend
the summer. i. =. DIR. Hoagland, a former
student Of Antioch, now president Of the
Royal Baking Powder Co, donated IS, ,OOO
to the college this week. His wife made q
similar gift some time ago.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-05-11
LOCAL BREWTIEs.
SEES BOOTH AND BARRETT.

SEES BOOTH AND BARRETT.
watched them fellers actin folks.
An blamed II kin see
How l could be somebody else,
As material a. me.
An then the thing that's harder yet.
Keeps stickin' in my craw,
That's how they live some one who's dead,
An him they never saw.
II l KEEP chanpin' myself round.
Like Booth, or BarrAt, does,
A real. Twin some one else.
How'd knew who wuZ?
Ny kickin' COW and balky mule
Would think IL wuZn't me,
So would my wife; when they turned loose
Gosh what time there'd be!
whv. when st. Peters at the gate.
A sortin' out the f0lks.
Them actors might play Of on him
The solemnest Of jokes;
'Spose Booth and Barrett just hx up
Pass in fer US an leave Us out
La B. Cake in Omaha World.
Tomorrow will be Barnum day.
John Walsh. ESQ.,, Xenia attorney, was
In town this forenoon.
The street car company won the toss and
the circus goes to the fair grounds.
Mr. John J. Shaw, who left here some
time ago, returned Thursday evening.
The regular monthly meeting of the As
sociated Charities, is in progress this after
noon.
Mr.. John W. Moore, of Cincinnati, is the
guest Of his parents at 451 south Limestone
street.
Deputy A. j. Baker took Herman, the
lunatic, to the Dayton asylum yesterday a..
ternoon.
Rumor Is rife that ]. j. Miller, ESQ.,, will
soon take partner in his business, namely
better half.
Editor Rowe, of South Charleston, re-
ports business booming in that corner OF
the vineyard.
Mr.. VIII Bacome Is In Indiana on his
nuptial tour and is expected home the latter
part Of this week.
Frank Shlver, the Fair street grocer, has
gone to Mankato, Minnesota, and will
probably locate there.
Mr.. Otto Gresham, of Indianapolis. SOL
of Judge William Gresham, was in the city
yesterday on business.
MIR. T. Z. Halls, of Indianapolis, the
well-known and popular o. 1. & W. man,
was In the city yesterday.
Prof. j. c. Witter, of New Orleans. LEFT
this morning for Columbus. after visiting
d. E. Moore and family, Of Pearl street.
Messrs. John A. McCarty, Carl K. Now,
or. Stanley Young and Tom Green attended
very swell leap year party at Sidney,
Ohio, last night.
Mr.. Z. S. Yeazell. DR.. VIM. Teegarder
and Mr.. Fritz Hirsch, leave tomorrow fol
Tacoma. Washington territory to probably
locate permanently.
Rev. S. P. Dunlap, Mr.. E. P. Wright
and Mrs. W. II. Grant have just returned
from the sessions of the Ohio Congressional
association, at Tallmadge, near Akron.
Mrs. VIII II. Watt, child and maid, II.
turned to Fort Wayne, Ind, yesterday
morning, after pleasan: two weeks visit
with Mrs. Andrew Watt, Of 20 east Patton
street.
A man named Elmer Bolts, living in
East Springfield. reported to the police
yesterday that his pocket-book. containing
$40 and some papers of intrinsic value, was
stolen from him Wednesday.
Mrs. Charles G. Williamson and Mrs.
Jas, P. Goodwin, who formerly lived in
this city but are now residents of Califor-
mia, left their new home for visit to their
friends in this city. They are expected to
arrive here tomorrow evening and will be
welcomed heartily.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-05-11
MEDICAL TRAMPS.
"Physicians" who Wander Over q
Earth.

"Physicians'' Who Wander Over the
Earth.
You may take 1t for granted that every
professional man aims to have home and
a home practice, and gets 1t IL he can. II
you see doctor" wandering about from
place to place. you may make up your
mind that something is wrong-that he is
. humbug and cannot stay where his ways
are found out.
Few will and no one should confound
DR.. Albert. of the Cleveland Medical In
stitute, with physicians" of this class.
He is not only established at Cleveland. but
he is established In o way to excite the
envy Of less fortunate physicians. The
Albert Medical Institute Is great institu-
ton. employing large corps Of physicians
snd treating successfully large number OF
patients.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-05-11

Rosa Graham, the woman who was jailed
by the police several days ago for her queer
conduct in the south end of town, was
before Judge Miller this morning on an in
quest of lunacy. DR.. Thomas r Potter
was the examining physician. The woman
is little dangerous and was adjudged
insane. She was taken to the asylum this
afternoon.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-05-11

Mrs. s. A. Holly, Of Augusta, Ca. has a
relic that she prizes In pair Of scissors
which her father used in cutting ont a suit
OF clothes for General George Washington.
just after he had entered upon his first
term as president
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-05-11

W. W. Brown, of Wayne county. Ohio,
Is the oldest officeholder in that section. He
has served fifty years as school director in
Clinton township, and has just been re-
alarfad
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-05-11

A man in western town seriously pro-
posed to Issue copy of the Bible, with
pages devoted to advertising inserted in the
text, but he gave up the idea
when he learned what Indignation
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-05-11

I Children's separate pants at 35, so. 60, /
Us, 81. Also full line of straw hats
The old reliable one price clOthier,
Main and Market streets.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-05-11
STREET. SPRINGFIELD

The last trace of ''old Cruisers late
escapade has been removed. The large
plate glass In Harris's window was replaced
by a new one.
Slade & Keller, OF Columbus, today
brought sui in common pleas court against
j. B. Rubsam et al, Of this city, on fore
closure of mortgage.
Mr.. W. G. Downey reports that arrange
ments are already in process of completion
which will make this years fair the greatest
in the history Of the society.
The Springfield physicians who attended
the medical convention at Cincinnati have
returned. Among those who attended were
Drs. Dunlap, Kay, Hall, Dimoud, Rodgers
and others.
All members of the High School Alumni
association are reminded of the meeting at
the Y. M. c. A. rooms at the court house
tonight Let there be very full attend
ance, as great deal Is yet to be accom-
plished before the alumni reunion. Lei
every member make 1t an especial point to
attend.
The Ohio General Sunday school conven.
ton will be held at Steubenville, beginnina
on the first Tuesday evening of June 18th
and closing two days later. All are freely
entertained. Railroads grant reduced
rates. Important matters are to decided
and fine speakers are engaged. Every
county should send fine representation
and every friend of the Bible is invited.
The friends of Mr.. Chas. Wing, the pop
ular representative of Chstfeld & Woods
the Cincinnati paper dealers, will be yer!
sorry to learn that he few days ago fell ol
stairway and seriously injured himself
1t Is feared he has sustained Internal in
juries which may prove serious. Mr.. VIM
Is one Of the red-hot republicans of Ham
ilton county, and has an extensive acquain
taince all over Ohio.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-05-11

rhis, week $500 children's suits re-
Inced to So. so, at NJ. ID. Levy's old re
Iliable one price clothing house.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-05-11

LACE CURTAIHs.-Get them done up In
the finest style at Marshall's Home Laun-
dry, 10 and 12 west High street.