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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-10-11
Gin Gbrenseugnib.

aarl S6ur5, Der it9 s~esentpdrtis
nod in 9euti1lano aufbdlt, 1T bon anz
.aelebenen &epublifanern our Setmfebr
aufaeforbert tporben, nm in Sarriion's
SntereIIe 8abfreben 5u balten. S1ur5
lehnte bas Qniinnen in einem lansen
Sdrei5en ab, wel9es u. u. SolsenoeS
belaat: v1nter glepelanb'S 8ertpals
tuna lit bas 2anb BON Der bonn 8arteiz
aeiife aefliFentl,9 senabrten unb bis
Dor brei Sabren BON nielen snten 8lrs
aeru aebe9ten 8oritelluns, baB Die cine
Salfte 6es 8olfes Der Union unsetreu
uno sefdbrlid iei uno bic &epublit
ibrem 8erfaI entsesensebe, rpenn Die
Reaieruns aus ben Sanoen Der einen
Tartei in bic Der anberen iibergebe, 6es
freit tporbeu. 9ies lit elm n,6t bod
aenus acknowledgement @etpinn fir ben
moralliden Snbalt unieres pOlitii6en
2ebens. lleberbias bat 8raiipent glepe'
lamb benz 2anoe cine 8erualtung sege>
ben, tpelde trob mander WiBsrife
ourd ,bre SGbisteit, lire Sinsshuns au
bas 6ffentli6e Snterefie uno ibren ton
Ieruatiuen @eiit in pielen pidttgeu ge'
ai.bunaen perbientermaBen uno in boz
Dem Grabe bic 8iQisuns unb oas Ser.
trauen bes 8oltes %setuonnst bat. uno
enbli6 bat er fi9 in ieiner 3ar,f'8ot.
I6aft unb bur1 feline @anoloatur anl
ben 8oben elmer @irtbidaftspolitlf &C.
felt, melbe Die abiteIung porbanoener
llebel, bic 8erbinoeruns ~oeroerbllter
St5runaen, bic grtpeiteruns Der lobnerl'
ben 9bdtis.eit sewerbliber Grbeit UNI
bic Siderune elmer be~itdnbiaen Wetter'
rntw,deluns. nnieres ansemelnen @obl
lftonbes ertparten ldBt. 8ir miifler
amiIdeu ben uus sebotenen M0sli9tei
ten aeuiIenbaft pabten unb 10 na9 be.
fen &rdften Der &epubl.f biener. 9ad
seb6ris.r @rtudsuus bieier WO9lldtet
ten un6 in bielent pie in anoere, Sdler
als unabbdnsiser 8lrser mad beiten
BiiY.u unb a6nnen urtbeilsno, finbe i6
bas i'd uidt in ber Sage bin. Sbrem
9nnjde semdB Serrn Sarriion 81 la
ltsraisen; i'd tperbe es pielmebr fiji
meme Bfli6t balten, fir Serrn Gleoe
lamb 81 ftimmen, tuenlt bic nmitdno'
mir aetatten, mod redtaeitis our 8ab
lin bic Seimatb surid5utebren."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-10-11

besbeiike tpie6er einperleibt tuurben
eritredt fid biz gnoe beg peripiheuen
&ebnunssiabres, uuo ersiebt berIelbe,
oaB S3,158,9s0 older tpieber sum
8nnbesbeise seidlnsen, nnb in 8esua
auf 65, 02O.838 older Elm glei6es Ser
fabren empfobfen uuroe.
Bel Der @runslteinleauna Der
Ratbpli5den 81. Marientirde in Reas
ting, 8a., trus fid am Samifas elm
r1nfal Su. @ttpa 1000 9erionen tparen
antpeienb unb 1000 bapon ftanben auf
benz tennpordren SuB6oben, Der arf ben
@runbmauern selest tuorben mar. GrS.
biidOf Rpan philadelphia legte ielber
ben @runbItein. Sierauf erbob iih De-
Bfarrer Der @emeinoe I'm cine Gn5prade
Su balten. &aum bate er bam,t BE.
spuuen, ole Der SOben etnfiel unb 200
Meni9en in ben Seller TirSten. Die
Iutreeuns ma iebr aruB. aber bluffs
bereite Sdnbe idafften balo 8atb. Na9
2 Gtunoeu mar fir bic 100 8ertpunbes
ten ausreideno seior9t. 2
Der Senat bat Wontas bic CIR
%nernuug pou Sobu $. Sberlp gum
gurheber bes Snbianeramtes urb bic
bon 8. Us. grpfort unb 6. S. 9empletun
Su Mitslieoern bes Oberseridts fiir bas
9erritOrtum 0afota betdtist.
@olIe!on County in Sib. gprplina,
uhsefdbr s~tuansis Guaoratmeilen i'm
llnlfan9, bot eiu mertpiroiaes 8eiter.
8ieraebn Wonnte lang mad benz beiti.
gen @robeben BON 1886 mar es bon
elmer beinabe ununterbrodenen 9rpdeuz
belt beimseiu6t; Der game @egenfaI
wdbrenb bieier 8eit betrus nidt mebr
ole Stpei 5on. Sliffe uno aueIen pers
trcdneten, ale Selofrii6te unb bas gieb
ginsen gu @ruuoe uub Die Weniden
~fonnten iih nrr nit Notb bas erforberz
lide Erinfpafier peridaffen. 8or uus
sefdbr Stuei @onater fins elm Sesen on,
Der iiebenunofinfsis Gage anbielt uno
uon 1ur Srpet re~senloien Tasen unters
broben mar. ollie 9%i.berunaen finb in
Seen u%eripanoelt, bic Selofrl6te iino
auf Dem 2anbe periault uub bic Ren-
iGen iinb in srDBter Hoth.
Ra6bem Senrp SiIar6 in ieinem
Stanbquartier i'm &pan Sptel su ct.
8aul ben 3ettunssmeniden mitgetbeilt,
, baB er nit benz @arse Der Gntmidelung
Der Norbpaciic iebr sufrieoen ulo es
inn %selunsen iei. bic Qntase BON ettpa
100000 Dollars beuti9en aapitals
in ben Bapieren Der 8abn burdSuieBen,
tpomlt er oas 8otum bon mebr als Der
Sdlfte Der Iftien in Der Sanb babe, uuo
baB er GOriiser beg S%iEan5comite BEG
Sirectoriums iei, IteB er iid iber Die
sroBe ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS oernebmeu,
tpie iolst: sd babe MID stuar ldngere
Belt ni6t an Der 9plitit betbeilist, fam
aber fret berausiasen, baB idb elm Mu9s
tpump bin uno fir Grdiibent gleuelanb
ftimmen tuerbe."
> l* Sas selbe Sieber, tueldes iid BON
: Gag 5u Gag tpabreno Der ISOLDE INNER
t bereitpiIiser 5eiste, gu oerIdpinbsu,
frat infOlse unaiinfi9en @etters sum
8odeni6lub tuieber b6sartiser auf
unb eS tpurben am Sonnabeno bon
Sadionpiae 81 neue grfranfungsidQt
/ beri9tet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-10-11

Wuii6 am 5ohlen6en Steiiernf e1ier Yer
riuoeruuo beoirfen, ipirb tctfff Der repu.
bliianiidsn Genafsmebrbeit splseseben.
gber bieie germinoerung 1tetnt fieI
buuptiddli@ auf BEN @ebletss Der Ssn.
'ianbfenern inden 81 ioneit
gicobol ioI au te9nii9ef 8ueden
BON ieber Snlanbiteuer bsfrett perhei..
glber tuie iduer tuirb oa bic @ren3e az
sieben iein! 9eShslid bes Tabnfs tuiro
beitimmt, baB gisarren Jabrifanten
bonn /. Sebruar 1889 an cine @eiuerbe.
Ittuer BON 50 idbrli9 su be5dblen baben.
Serner bat Der Sabritant BON ie 1000
gisarren, gberoots pber Giaaretten, bic
er fabrisirt pber perfauft, tpenn iie
ldperer ais brei 8funb finb. bon benz
aenannten Datum an $3.50, uno bon
1000 gisaretten, tpenn lie ni9t brei
8funb tuiegen, 5 Gents 81 beaablen.
Die SID bebt ferner ale friberen, Die
gerduBerane bon Eabaf bur9 Sarmer
unb graenser beidrdnfenoen nnb ale
Die &eiebe aui, tpelde fabrisirten ga.
baf unb S1nupftabaf %beitenern; ebenio
bieieniaen, pelde ben 5abrifanten unb
Sdnblern BON u1b nit 8ldttertabaf, NIT
fabrisirtem 8au9s unb Sdnupftabaf
unb giaarren, ben Sauiirern bamit unb
ben Observation-Disclosures beionoere
@emerbefenern aulesen. Sic seudbrt
auf ale am 1. Sebruar 1889 nod in
Originals erpaduns Bel Sabrifanten
ober Sdnblern porbanbenen gabafe
einen Steuerna6laB. Sic bebt enblid
ale, bic Sabrifatton, ben Sanbel unb
bic Gusfubr BON &auds ober S9nupf'
tabaf beidrdnfenben poer be~laftenben
@efebe auf.
Was aber 1T perltdnbiser. aus @one
beraefelte &leibung, Der bod Sober be-
BARI ober 2~urusartifel gu e%ntlaiten, be,
rem ii6 Der gin3elne, iuena he ibm 81
tbeuer fommen, enti6laseu funn?
@as bic Semofraten in 8esus anl
9arif,8eform p~erlansen, beiaet BIZ
Mils>8iQ, beren Snbalt unferu 2eierr
BON ISOLDE su 8ode itidmeiie oorse'
legt wirb. Ser Sarifreform. gntuur
Der 8epublifaner fdeint ni6t auf Ct
lei6teruns Der 2aiten Der 8olfsnebrbet
ab5usielen. gs 1T nielmebr nur ELM
gampasne.M aBresel, nm ben 8Ortuur
su oermeiben, ais ponten bic 8epubli
faner iiberbaupt feline SteuerermaBi9un!
sulaf1en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-10-11

Mappr Sewitt bon Seem gori
1T BON Der Gountp.9 Democratic iener
Stabt tpieberunt fiir bas Imt ernanni
tporben, tudbrenb Tammanp's Wa9t fid
als iol9en ben Susb @rant erforen.
g. tpirb amiiden ben atpet 5rastionen
Elm serualtiser Rampf sefibrt tperoen.
ober ntdt, ipie bic &epublifaner iid
alauben MAIDEN, gum 8eroerben Der
Glepelanb's gusiidten. Dieter 8ampi
miro i'm @esentbeit bic Staot @etu gorl
fir Glepelanb mebr beitimmen, oenn bic
HnSabl Der fi1 on benz &fe Betbei'
liaenben tpiro cine immenie iein, UNI
ba beibe Sractienen fir @lepelano fdm'
pfen, miro bas National.G idet sars BE-
timmt baielbft oas iiesreide fein.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-10-11

3enrD@1aD mar 1S43 Der 9n.
fidt, baB oaS 2ano uobl nicmals ruie.
Der einsn Sdussoa, tuie ben Don 1928,
erhalten iperbe, tuel9er bnr6i9nittli9
39.03 RroSent betrus. suniere 5abri<
fanten baben iest tiefe 8urSel sefast."
iaste er bauaalS. r8ei Der ~jusenolihen
gnttpidel lung ber SnbuEtrie erbeiihtc
bic 2estere IN srDBerem nmfduse oes
Sdubes, aber als fie wuds, crlan9ie
fe &raft uno 8eiidnbisfeit." unb
bod, beuie nod As Sabren, b~etdupfen
Die .Snfants" ettte fleine Serabiesans
bes 8O0s uno beseidnen bieielbe ola
T~reihanoel.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-10-11
en- mir in letter ISOLDE ~einselne

@enn mir in lebter @ode einselner
iriIden 8olitifer in peridieoenen Gn-
aaben seba1ten, 70 seidab bies ni9t,
uua Natipxalhab funb5useben, mas 6.
s. Mtacbonalb unbefuatertpeiie uns TO-
eerne unteri1ieben m6dte. @s gefdab
bies nur, INN ben 8etpeis 5u brin9en,
bab ienes BON RrGMers Gnbdusern
ausaeHreute @erebe, als ipiele Saun'
n,erel nit ben Srldnbern unter elmer
Dede, Elm untpabres iei, bob pielmebr
ardmer nit ben Srldnoern an einent
Geile 5iebe, tueld' ridtiser 8ebauptuns
Wocbonalb als B%efiruorter bes Inor.
&rdmer erit redt ben Stempel Der
Wabrbeit aufseoridt bat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-10-11

Der iri6ere Ser. Gtaaten @eianbte
in 2iberia, Serr Gbas. 5. 8. 9aplor,
elm Sarbiser, ipra9 bieier Gage i'm be.
mofratiiden Natioual . Sauptquartier
porunb erffdrie, er babe nidt ben ae'
rinsitrn Speifel, bob in bieiem Sabre
minoeitens 100000 Neser bas bemos
tiide Eidet ft,mmen iuiirben. Das
Neserpotum fuerbe fid in Snbiana,
Mihisatt, Slinois, Dbio, &anias, Netu
Seriep, @booe Sslano unb Wafaduiets
fart fiblber MAIDEN.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-10-11
GarI S1urs fitr GlepeIano.

Sarl S0ur3 9at 9elpr0UeH uHo 6ipa|
in einem flint Spalten fillenben 8rief
in Der in Seem gort eri9einenoer
rgpenins Boit". l1numuunoen iprid,
er Iid fir @roner Glepelanb aug. @enl
es irsenotpo einen unabbdnsis<oenten
ben Men5den sibt, baum lift es &arl
S6urs, uno fem 8ort pir6 setpiB BEL
allen benfenben 9euti6su @etuidt ia:
ben. Ser beutide Sarmer III ia Obne'
ben, CUR l1eber3eusuns selanst, oaB Der
S6ubaou, tute er jest 1T, i'm midi
1dibe, uub perlanst mad Tarifs&eform.
Die inn bic Republifaner ni1t, ipobl
aber bic 9emofraten seben tuollen.
9arum 5olte er alfp fir ben Ganbioa.
ten elmer gartei itimmeu, bic inn bas
porentbdlt ,tpona9 er 70 ie6nlid u~erlanst
go ettpas fd0t ibm gar nidt elm, unb
bic Solse 1T, baB man ben beuti9en
Sarmer, Der fir Sarriipn itimmt, tuo5l
uersebens iuden birite, sumal tuenn
fid on bic Spise Der &dmpfer fir
CLEVELAND beuti6e Mdnner mie @arl
S1ura ftellen. @arum ioIten aud Die
9eutiden 2iebe fir Sarriion befunben?
@ttpa besbalb, neil er 10 tuarm einen
BrDbibitions> 8uiab our gerfaiiuns bes
Staates befirmortete? 8ann bat er
j. Gtmas setban. UNI ii9 ben 9euti@en
freunoli9 gu aeisen? 3etn einaises DON
Den oeuti6en 8ldttern, bic ieiue CT
pdblung befiirmorten, Tam cine iol6e
Ebat anfihren! 8ie anbers Glenelanb,
Der fe,ne @eleaenheit entseben lieB, I'M
feline N9tuns fir ben beutiden Bolts
9araiter an ben Gag 81 leseu. @s 1T
nt1t anSunebmen, onB -Sarrifon's
Seite in Der November Champagne piele
Deutide sefunben tuerben; unb bisie
bilben in gar man6en Staaten cine iebr
itarfe Ma9t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-10-11

aaum mars Gnbr. &rdnier 81 Db.
rem sefommeu - nibt 81 @efi4t, benn
leien fam, er ia nidt = baB Sammerel
seaen i'm als unabbdnsiser ganbibai
i'm Selbe iei, ba madte er bic 8enter,
lung: SD babe nod senlis Stoff (@elb)
lint iiber i'm 81 iiesen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-10-11
vORRATH e. s: } S ;:::; !, 6: 6: ;.! :; ; : ::.,'.'
8u fold ueOriseu greien, bB Sbr faufen mabt.

@n5a9e fit 6naben BON $500 an auftpdrts !
ueberrDde fur Wanner BON s $50 an aufpdrts!
lleberrbde fir &inber Don $50 0 AT aufpdrts !
an3ase fIr Wdnner Don $3.50 an aufpdrts !
100 Oubenb gang pplene beutl6e Spden III 40
Gents, wertb Is Gents. - Is Ousenb rptbes
Slasea nnter5eus DON IS gents tpertb $1.25.
Singer uao Tauitbanoiaube BON rs Gents an
aufpdrts. = Sn @erbinbuns nit unlerm feinen
Sprrat6 an fertisen 8leibern, 5iten, &appen uab
Acknowledgements baben mir ben aaseepdb<
teften Sprrat9 an 9elsr6fen, bic je in bieler
Stabt SpreeSeist plrbe BON $1,000 a~ufpdrts.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-10-11
DIS famous Gin prei6 Gldoc@alS

8ir seisen nidts an ais S~bafaden, infer pirflide grola
in 81. glOuo fat cine uabre ansft inter uniern iein wolen @iit=
bemerbern berpurseruieu. luO parun bies? @eil mir lniere gu
u~srlaiiseu Sleiber biuiser perfaufen, ais irsenb elm anoeres Sc.
l6dftsbaus in Der S'abt. llnb mir werOen fOrtabren, ~suuerlafi
&c, pom sdneioers SanO 9ennadbte 8leioer ST
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-04-21
LOCAL sREWTIEs.
II Was.

1t Was.
There was q sign upon fence
The sign was Paint
And everybody that went by,
Sinner and saint,
Put out q finger. touched the fence,
And onward sped.
And, as they " iped their hnger-tips
"It is :" they said -BdstOa Courier.
Mr.. Churchill, of Boston, is in the city.
MIR. Ralph Bartholomew is in Cincinnati
today.
Mr.. James B. Baker is in the city over
Sunday.
Mr.. John wilbon has returned from
Cincinnati.
Mr.. C. L. Hilleary will spend Sunday In
Indianapolis.
Mr.. Forest Bidwell left for Columbus
this morning.
Warden Coffin, of the Ohio penitentiary
Is in the city today.
Barnum's advance of fifteen men are al
the St. James hotel.
Superintendent Reynolds of the c. s. 4
c., is in the city again.
Miss Lulu Jefferies, of south Market
street, isin Cincinnati.
MI o. p. Anderson, of the o. l. & W.
railway. is in the city today.
Mr.. NJ. A. Ashbaugh has been in Canton
Tor several days on business.
Vim. H. Boal and Y. II. Gurnea, of Ur-
h~n. ara -. tba la,,ac
Mr. Robert johnson has returned from an
extensive tour through the south.
Mr.. George Haines, of the Pan Handle.
at Dayton, was in the city yesterday.
Ex-Congressman Emanuel Shultz, of Mi
smisburg, o., was in the city yesterday.
Pat. Horn is &C. S. & C. man, and don't
you forget it. He is dandy crossing man.
The Adams Express company's Office is
trimmed with mourning in honor of its
dead president.
Mrs. A. T. Wiseman and daughter, Miss
Addie, are guests of Mrs. Samuel Clark. of
west Columbia street.
Mrs. Joseph Wren, of Catawba, and Miss
Wren. of Mechanicsburg, were guests Of
friends here last week.
Major Guild, of Columbus. was in the
city yesterday. He is a coal man and a
welcome guest in Springfield.
Christ church: new members OF the
brotherhood of St. Andrew will be ad-
mitted on Sunday evening.
Rev. Dr. Falconer will preach tomorrow
night In the First Presbyterian church on
The Second Coming of Christ"
Charles Stow, the genial and competent
editor of the great Barnum and London
shows advertising. is in the city.
The new depot for the Panhandle has
not been contracted for yet, but Sam Dodds
thinks another month will decide it.
Mr.. E. ]. Vose has improved the appear
ance of his West High street residence
with nice fancy porch along the front.
The Y. NJ. C. A. of Wittenberg college
will give an entertainment at the First
Lutheran church Friday evening, April 81.
The Oyster Bay in the west end is closed.
The oyster season ended in Baltimore last
Friday, and oysters were last seen in this
Market last SATURDAY..
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-04-21
NEW ImvEmTIon InLAcuxe
THE CHURCHES TOMORROW.

st. Paul NJ. E south Yellow Springs street
Rev. Thomas Collett, pastor. sunday hooi
3 a. m. Sermon by the pastor at 1890 .. m.
and ESQ Young ReSRlss meeting at
All made welcome.
Christian, on High street. between Mechanic
and Plum-Sabbath school $50 am. Preach
ing BY Rev. W. a. Gross at II a. m and I;SO p.
First Lutheran. Rev. J. B. Helwig. pastor
Sunday school at pa. m. Preaching BY the
pastor at 1870 a. m. At 1880 D. m. DR.. Rich
ard will deliver the third lecture on the
'Prophesies Of the Book Of Daniel. Pews
free. All are invited.
Christ (Episcopal Rev. ". ". Steele, rec
tor. residence 1874 East High. Early celebra-
tion at 9:l5. Sunday school at e:45: Marning
service at IL. Evening service at 7:3f. Friday
evening service at 7:SO.
United Presbyterian-Preschin at IL a. m.
by Kew. W. 6. Morehead. d. D.. OF Xenia. No
evening service. Young peoples meeting at
6 p. M.
High Street NJ. E.-Rev. R. H. Rust, D. D.,
pastor. Preaching at IL a. m: and 1880 .. m
Sunday school at $50 0. m. Young peoples
meeting 6:45 .. m.
First Presbyterian. cor. Main and Fisher
Rev. W. c. Falconer. D. D., pastor. will preach
at II a. m. and 7:SD p. m. Sunday school at $50.
Young peoples meeting at 6:45. Prayer meet
Ing Wednesday evening. The public cordially
invited to all services.
Third Lutheran. corner Center and Liberty
school 9 a. m; preaching by pastor at II a. m.
Young Peoples meeting at $50 p. m; evening
services atT:S0. 5 ats free and everybody well
come.
Second Presbyterian-Geo. II. Fullerton. D.
D., pastor. Preaching at IL q. m. and 7:30 p.
m Sabbath school at $50 a. m. Young peo-
pies meeting at6:45 p. m. Prayer meeting at
7:30 Wednesday evening. All are cordially in
vited TO attend these meetings.
Second Baptist, south Factory street-Rev.
Wilton R. Boone, pastor. Sunday school at
$50 m. Preaching by the pastor at II q. m.
and 7:3O p. m. All invited and made welcome.
Lagonda avenue Congregational-Wallac
Pierce, pastor. Res, l9i Lagonda avenue.
Regular service at 1880 and 1:30. Sun
day school at 2:30. Y. P. 5. c. e. meeting at
6:45. PRAYER meeting Wednesday evening at
7:3O. Strangers will be cordially received by
pastor and people.
First Congregationsl-Center street between
Main and High-School at $50 a. N. The pas
tor. Rev. 5. P. Dunlap. will conduct ii q. N.
and 1:30 D. m. services.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-04-21

Captain Hughes, of Barlow, Fla. In
serted the bud of bearing sweet orange
tree into lemon root, and. few days
since, the fruit WAS sampled and pro-
nounced delicious. The oranges are rough
and unattractive on the outside, but Of fine
flavor, and exceptionally rich and Juicy.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-04-21

why does Franlein Amelie always
smile so at that dentist, Mueller?" You
see it's this way-he furnished her set OF
false teeth on the installment plan, on con-
dition that she should pass his Office every
day. and show him that she has not pawned
them,r
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-04-21

Hayseed says he doesn't think much Of
the city hotel keepers They have a big
room magnificently fitted up and label it
sample room" This raises a fellows ex-
pectations to the highest notch, but when
he is shown TO little seven by -niIe room
at the top of the house. he finds that he has
been swindled. 1t is not a bit Ike the
semple.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-04-21

The strange conduct of Mr. Whiteman in
bending almost TO the ground as he walked
up Main street this morning is now ex-
planned. He was admring the new pants
he'd just bought from the London Clothing
cOmpADy,
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-04-21

81 suppose" said the reporter. 'that you
found great many objects de vertu in
Pdris?, NO" said Mr.. Adams; ION the
contrary, 1t was the most immoral city
visited ~
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-04-21
COMING EVENTS.

BLLcK's.-Fridsy and Saturday even
ings, April 20 and 81, Days "a Night
Oh"-Manager WalGman's benefit.
GRAND.-Saturday evening, April 21st,
ntz-Santley BurlesQue company.
BLAcK's.-Monday April %, five nights,
Bennett & Moulton Opera Co.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-04-21

LACE CURTANs.-Get them done up In
the finest style at MarshalPs Home Eaun-
dry, 10 and u west High street.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-04-21

Read full particulars In today's adver-
tisement of the Lohnes sale of lots. The
sale will take place next Wednesday, April
25th.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-04-21
A BAD RUNAWAY.
Considerable Damage, but No One seri.
ousIy Iniured.

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ousiy Injured.
A lively and rather disastrous series of
runaways occurred on South Limestone
street just as the REPUBLIC is going to
press. ''Old Cruiser" lthe veteran
OF the Fire department, was be-
ing driven north on Limestone. attached
to the department spring wagon, near the
railroads by member of the department
when some lad shot him with the boys
weapon, the ''nigger shooter" The old fell
low started to run. and the longer he ran
the faster he ran, and the more unmanage-
able he became. In their course they
collided with two farmers vehicles and the
race became rather general. At the corner
Of Limestone and High, Cruiser attempted
to turn west on High and making the turn
struck the large plate glass window in
Harris's cigar store. breaking out the large
glass and knocking the poor old Indian do
ing sign work there clear out of color. His
best friends will not recognize him.
A lady in one of the other vehicles was
considerably injured and was taken to DIR.
RusselPs office. The extent of her injuries
could not be learned in time for todsy's
paper. The extent of the property
damage while not wide spread is rather
expensive, as plate glass comes high. The
damage to the department property or the
house was not learned.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-04-21

The big daily papers. the story papers,
the dramatic papers. periodicals and libra
ries at Harris's, Lagonda house corner.
Likewise the ecldt cigar Green Seal.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-04-21

banks safe, at Youngstown, o., refused to
work the other morning, and it was neces-
sary for experts to spend several days in
taking the doors to pieces.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-04-21

Buy nice lot in the Lohnes addition.
The sale takes place next Wednesday,
Aprii 25
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-04-21

Ladies who value a refined complexion
must use Pnzzoni's Powder-it produces
soft. and beautiful skin.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-04-21
STILL THEY COME

And will continue as long as j. W. Phil
lips makes his Pants in as good style
and at his wonderfully low prices.
Just think SIS for pair of pants put
up as these / have on and as far as
his suitings, he certainly has the most
complete stock of Spring Suitings l
ever saw. Say, John, what's his num-
Der, must go and leave my measure
for suit, and Jim wants pair of
pants, and we will both go down
together tonight. Well, you won't
leave your order any too soon if you
want him TO make you a suit, for he is
just getting all the work he can do;
his prices are doing them all up. and
he claims be would rather have half
loaf than no loaf at all. Let me see
what did you say the number was?
J. w. PHILLIPS
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-04-21

A dead beat-The muffied drum.