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Telegram-herald., 1888-02-07

To promote the growth Il the hair and
check - failing out sage Tea Is rog only =
tire hoaored renledy ogt an excellent ona
" Esrs II fails. It Is Usually from want Of per-
ssysr44cs ~ Is use. Ammonia ard torax
are coumoaly recommended nowadays Tor
cleansing ths se4lp. Ammonia is a good
stlmulAnf, and little of il may b. used IA
tbs water for washing the hesd bet too
much viii mAse the halr dry aud brittle,
lDlure rs color ana inhaEne the scalp. Tie
acton OF boTzx - more mlld, but it, too,
should Be sparingly used Neither should
the hair be washed any Oftener than is abso-
iutely necessary for purposes Of cieanllness-
Frequent washing removes the natural oil
from the hair rendering it harsh, brittle
and Increasing the tendency 10 split. Yelk
OF egg beaten In a little water Is q coed
cleanser fcr the scalp After washing tho
hair rinse u clean, then wipe - dry as pos
sible with towels, sad dry il by tho fire.
Never attempt 20 comb or brush IL while
stil damp; ~ait till Il has dried perfectly
Neither so out Of doors or 70 bed with damp
rair II you do not wish 70 take cold.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-07

HElANTS s." TIE TELk-
EEt grani-Iierald" makes
~ a speciality of publish
HV ing classified wants,
III guaranteeing largest
circulation, cheapest
prices and best results. \
postoffice il kept I'm the
counting room for the ben
eft of advertisers. ~Situa-
tions Wanted" are taken at
half the rates of the follow
ing table, and persons In
want of work who have no
money topay are offered the
use of our columns free of
charge. Advertisements OF
the arrival and departure
Of trains will be found inn
mediately following Z the
wants.
The number OF iiaes IN Any advertisement
c&p bs foss3 by dwelling the sunabef of
words by sevss- Asy Psrte Of a line ossatsa
ss one fun Line.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-07

In the best socisl circles children arr no
longer trained TO the irse Of air and rnads-a.
OF ma am. toward parents and relatives.
Yes marIrs," sud ~No psps." "No.
aurt. Yes uncle.- ard ths Ike. replace
what vss once tse only rese~rtfui formula.
Indeed. ons authority sf3ru-s that ''sir"
should - bv everybody ns>t sparingiy and
toward s1periers erly, ard tat -rss am is
a word 20 ~ entirely discar3sl Et Is boz
ever. customary, = fhe susstionsr Is an older
re-sor. ~ rssron8 No sir. No. "a AR. =
asd ths Hks Il a. eaual ia sEs sr position,
Simply Ne ard Nss
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-07
ptYaoloeY ANo nYsIEse.
ths Sszso1sasss "a sonSE--kar.t sy2s
tszas - fnfsstisas D1ssasss-

Ehs SsxsS1sasss a NozaSE--Far.t sy2e
t0zas 0f lsfsskis1s Disease
LkAG rhs neTFo>zsusss u sonneE - gsnerslly
oS1sE - yNo asfec4s-- enGslEiz czs1se1 -
"a sllly acton tGax nserty sppetsls = us
pasisi . l4ck u sxsrciss. To their toad
neas Tor fresh ar, thsK open wlnaoss -
Eighs, and rnslr constant szsrcise, X arsriD-
ztes lhe gfeaDS beauty u the Enzi,sa
seEnen. Tbs oeaCty Of the German @oEesn.
De say. hes In their face, win iSs changing
aod aaalsass eEprezslon. The beauty q tie
EaEilsh Ees ID the whole boos AID "a tier
nes--1- lsermaa wcu4sn, - adds, are
martyrs - an uanzt4r2l szzto Of civilization,
an = tnsy ~ould only initste tie English,
b. ys.eria wollld dlLLialsn ia fFeQes0cy
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-07
Miscellaneous.

NOTicE-IF 1oU WANT TO Buy or SILL
Y Rec fstsie. wrte ye us call ief-
soma st.entlon sisea % renting aud care o.
houses or blocks. fsrreii & Bicnmond. No e.
CaaAlEt. -
NOR SALE OR RekT-HoCsE AND L0I
Il north OF Brdgo on College ave. for ss0t
Terms easy. vii lake hosse and buggy pAft
pay Apply 20 Dr W II Kets, N.ddic0mb
block a.
NOTICE we HANf IDSf EAfLllED A
Y competent man 10 attend 10 our "f0f Kent
business. and intend 10 look sfier this part OF
our business thoroughly n the future -houic
you have Dousc IL Telt o. = aDt 80 rent oue.
dfrp us line Luton a nunton. Heal Estate
brokers. first fO3r Niddiconb building Tel 71
yVANTTD-Iso 600 CARRt.GEs BUGGlEs
W Cuiters. Carts. Buck boards and ever. thing
in this line. o paint. 40 artistic e. work 81
iunumerabie designs yeas VI experience, ana
al work guaranteed. by Eoi Turner - aud "a
eouth iouia-st ntw~iIn'F % place. 5s
4 IFE slZRIOkTR AI1s-IN pAsTIL, WATER.
/ coiofs and crsyon. elegantly fre~ca in bronze
or gilt ffsmes ior sle sl2 and SIS former prices.
s., 81 and 81. Hsmi.tans Az Gallery. ~
Canals Sadi
NALEsMAE-cAN ADD A LINZ SMALL
> samples Ofe agent earned $3.50. others up
10 s. % IN 1896 2 o BOX 1871. New York. .isi
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-07
Hed Slinnrrs.

No person should run about sleeping rooms
or into halls from bed in bare feet Air cur
rents are constantly in motion uear the floor,
and circulation 'is more easily retarded in
feet and legs than near the heart For one
who is liable 70 be called mp frequently, as in
case Of illness It is therefore good plan to
have warm pair Of slippers always close to
the bed, tina, may be slipped on quickly be
fore ones feet touch the floor; made loose
enough 60 be kicked of when climbing into
ted again
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-07

The Chkaro cuera Hsusc. nT i.s sh>o-
faselv are-sreof csnstrsetioa ard ~ beauty
~ aesssrasios sad "a coHsfart - lts patrons,
hss turiag .hc three yesra ef "a esistellce
ius.lv -srned "a position as tha aeading
shsafsr - - Sorts'west. Fs's. bow Ter hss
rc+ c, r a.@n s--'Irfi - rssaaii q - safety.
- arss.tv e-8 the lnxury if eiferts "a "a
tr-ns. sus ~ tan ssren ga of "a assrac'fo''s
ard = gsa~fscfiss, 81 ifs s4sfs ~ sssees-,sna.
,-.S "a -.asas AZ ~ Nortz~est aow re~-
- a zu = rface NA--e hey nay g wish
,,r-e>cs sarsev. -~-n vfshcc* cruss.ssav fse
- Nsss .~s -ss-nre FL zane for tse
r,rrev s-scndad zpsr sssnssssten.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-07

Rise early, exercise freely in the open air,
and do not sleep in the day time. Eat light
sIppers, and retire et regular hour Sponge
the body with tepid water. ond rub briskly
with a coarse towel Winter night clothes
should be made of flannel, sufficiently long TO
cover the feet and prevent contact with cold
sheets Do not give a child paregoric or
soothing syrups for sleeplessness OF fretful-
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-07

tat v-n rsrnct asar3 70 rexlsct ihst
eafsrrhf rar't rce know fhst f. usy lad
"a r-rerrsnfsr. - inSanitg - rssf
n.,r-t ron snsK thzf it can BE- ess.i curtd'
Done Won xnsw that rhee tre mos ssn3
s1a sra rssstrnlrs you have trie1 have
urfsrlr Fl - thai d. Seges tssarrh k@En
e7v - csrta = rrrs1 ff ass stood toe test
a. 7sars sd ther- as hGrtrF5s - tso1-
ssrSs - r~stefnt r.en 81 wcrs1 IN al
par-s ~ Sc ecunfrv ~ao osa iesc,T - fs
si75cscr Al sragzssfs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-07
TaE IRusr MAY -nUsr.-

The msmosrs Of thu great Sugar Trust
are beginning to look for an ark IN which
10 save themselves from the dslugs which
u coming upon them The press Of the
country started the storm and the pub
lie. state Legislatures and Congress
have helped it on til il has become a
tsrribis food and the insolsnt combins-
ton that only two weeks sgo thought it.
ssf oInnipoSSot bsglns to reslizs that
there Is higher power than itself even
on lhe ssr;h il thought it owned. The
members oi The Trust are now engaged
it - said. in trying 70 enlist the sid OF the
brokers' snd dealers. It is for the safety
81 lie Trust rshnsrs 10 gan The alliance
q thu broksrs and importer. il Congress
taxes CO TIE crusade sgsinst the Trust
in earnest They would have ruined
ttsss people Il ths plans ot the combins-
ton had not bean exposed. but now II
they can save themselves they vIll at
ssmpt 10 enlist al The sid possible by sp-
pesls - every selfish interest
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-07
raneh and Enjoy Good p,ps.tIor.

Laughter" says Hufelsnd ais one Of the
greatest aids 70 digestion Endeavor to have
cheerful, merry companions at your meals
What nourishnent ore receives amid rnirth
and jollity will certainly produce good and
light blood
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-07

nan 10 New York hss hsd his at
fauticn ca'isi Or = csrsaln law IN that
Stase. bT besRx eompsiie,i 80 gay $50 fsr
selling usssaIaped uesss ns3e hy con
r7rfe.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-07

Occasionally 80 hesr q a dog being
possoue.s IN this citY-somstinacs tue dog
Is valuable one. A man vho vii pofsoH
q sur e infinitely worse than = horse
thisf ard deserves bsnsiag witbort trial
bv Judge or jurr.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-07

r is aof ne-esssr7 20 VIE eitssr N ~
~srtanoe or r--~-+ ~ en- isritation ~ su
afternoon tea Ven rnrt .ifser 60 te -
- a. serS resr csra at tise hsnr aesi gsatsi
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-07

rslsn q Hsroi5 having eivso ved rsrf-
ra-shfp. A Heroi8 Co Vii continue fa~
business aad ~ish their nisnr frses1s 80 czil
.s.z>s exk.ain. sAsiF sexx - - Aonr>~N
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-07
Nj Muskegon .
AUsKEooN. aUEDAY. FEA ;

O1cs. - y ss.srn ATe. Me B.sek T1s
las IA ~ aasALg 1szlferea ever l4eralaE a.
! ss.1lk
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-07

rlis fnsissa1clis J,urr1i = undoubt-
sd,y ecr,sct when it remarks thst ihe
ysafh vsc losss his mind IN consequences
of hiH smoking sssrsttss hssa't suffered
= rerv hiz irss.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-07

~ rrarkz~v. Glassware esc 81 j.. ). Eesns
3 rrr fe Na7roe.st Every erric'a 5is-
.,r,-r4s = Fl FvhNs z Co.
IS Mo1ros-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-07

fn initsfisn ~ tbe ConEreesiicnslists
ef Grsna Rspids. these es Bcookiyu. y.
r. hwve orzaaise1 = Csssrssssaan.i
DzA
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-07

nFRs r 4 FoVE5gT VIII FfFF fFSaoEs
III 81 GritSr sd Psrio rss Ftsg FrTs1>ls ~
= f-sssax rsreass r1etkat = Ft@- efH
fsessrps fer tfr5o. Ter srs NJ ger re.f l1r ~
srf~rS 81 - FrFttrrs ans~--sef.t IL strts>-
q f-s1f Ear,s - NNas
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-07

,--axF sszFxs f.tF Cl.fEK ffov ~ - 8
1 49, w-es - Ear . n~~rssT nssuassos oser%s ~
fssssr>~f a ssTn>=e - P-~E Alti
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-07

f36ay surdss e1certe9 fDeAf
f.ssssfrefs "a ing ths Ilefr5f hxprr~t 6 81 =
n rake re rvl peoflrus fDf hfT or b.
fcr snf r 3 p.sTts fsst
hisst fs9f fess hfF fa ne seffanf csf from
Grrr r~Ff-e ~ Iiftrcd
1trussb ticfets rH r-inte eef 80
srr reffpr ~ berfhf rsn ~ eerUrsd sf p a
HNN Rsiir,sd q q sfSee evesf Hnsei ena
a. 6epot
IA cssfsFif rtT Ps@ Axi
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-07

Il - reported has sa Albany man died
a tew days szo While sboveiins snow
from ths sidewalk tn trent Of his house..
His usxt-decr rsighbor. Who lsft The
snow - itself. rs<nnned in good Wealth.
ard wss presented bY bis vie WITH
f~ins Tie report seams somehow 10
have rsached the sYss Of a great many
sisizans 81 Csrsnd Rapida
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-07

c.ksu>t rhotog~sphs a. $ per dsssn a.
nwusEs saan hirex 81 Msn-a.~
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-07

G-av So every sss8e is oora8sr-8 II Psrs
iast rovv t.ss psess ssylisa ~ al e0lsrN
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-07

IHANTEn- EVERYBODY TO KNOW THAT
w vc viii furnish chairs and tables on short
notice for DsTt.es of any kind. walkers flr-
niturc Store, South DivisionSt. opposite Living.
sfoft'r kfosk ffff
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-07
CO ? Frsvr 1fss : ssssss, .
" .HoFE : 171Hi.aE sII7THFFE

- f-ssrff sfTef rrsue ksrffs
n rs--rtre Yeef g., - ~ r. sraks1r
= -. srs rstfr seFe rHe<r@
-fr~1et sierefs - -. r1rr.f so ner-fls - SO.
n . - 49, rsn - seso-ef Jrf7D le 80 49,
e Re.f-r~-et- sr,s = ee-<t-
MsEEr~xT A.
Ga -. kss-sx. Cs.T ziek~s Ar~sA
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-07

MrxxAosv's Last Moments %
MCzart." which hss bsen exhibited at
the Twenty Street Tsbsrnscls Ars
Gallery 10 conjunction With TIA same
artists grsst pDstinx Of Christ on
Cslvsry." hss attracted much sttsntion.
It Is IA property o. +. A. AtsxE. OF De-
troif. snd viii soon be rsturnsd 10 his
palafial hcuas 10 the City ot shs Straits.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-07


ros skLE-A sIxFENcx rEE ROD VIII
les gscsss a. ian1 lAsl 7 have T.. sAis
4 rgls cas- tit.s peIlest fEeF 4. Loves
iaoes pgPeol,e seee, hoiel
trANsAs FARMS Feg s<lK-sgx HIGHLY
n Improved 80 . = are eaoh ts.in NJ
: 9.,ss q ne ss's -, GO = Aps 80 ,s
tiaa 4 f3rknaan. klnporlA Aan>2s.
Real Esfate-Csfs.
tsoR sALE-If TAKEN AT oNcE l WILL
4 - four gooa ola north 81 tsa hrlaEt o. taI
Sie Ief ioi a. co~n And osikae< - seiS siIse
csii a. business Chsaoe txcts4geA Rom, ana
a Ie~cr oAOSs tit-
asAKE A NOTE or THIS THAT . "a g
III viz ouy a fns house snd lot 81 euaaaeg-Si
es hI roafns. oniy ene beck from street c@sS ioss
lhs1 ope hsit oosn Eud tAe Eess - eAs isEaas
eaA e4Es. Nationsl supply -, No feAi.'st
trANIEn-10 SILL Is NoRfH DIVISION
w - sse ss1 DOlase noFsh 81 lto1 same 10
rsnl amer pI. d. If aai slla i,eiore. Houses Ans
lois sa4a sssnl - fsf ssis belWeet i~iss eile
Hal. As1lSal a 20 Il 4 hla -. - ucAi oaf hn1is
sns GEO. ~ e.. s'm.ns. isS.s - -
Ia 1 rehoSa ~ kdssrc n. Adams = Csn~l
pPstsirs
NOR sALE-A COMPLETE HoNE NV AND
Inodern. four do9ts iFOEB street S6rs Terms
- s0is. kaqulfe No ~ Ch@flossi. =
non SALE AT A BAHdsfA - ktN RAJ
II houses and lOts tof ssis ia tRe Tth Nafd al
from 81 Ia ssuN siso GesiFAtic lois- $500
hOuse and loi un fcG tnsl fof tl.i&si fSfiss
very liberal More & n hon, Lsdysre e4ocA >
Is0g sALe GOOD err PROPERTY AND
god isr ns iOT slis New l. ths tlne 70 bay
cheap A. T. Ant de ISL
NOR fALE-3soOD HOTEL PROPERTY AND
tlfuit1re fof s<ie ehsap. Two trains tessd osiis
CAL a. No. LoNeus bloek. A X. Ablisael- iai
Eok Sal E-tL5o u III Buy A horEl, ilh.
L n,tlue and al. Ca eD A. X Anissaci. 1871
EoR SAIL HANk soMk or lhf WAY
b. 81 pieces o. pins land los sale tah eliea,
No Iosefts block A All aA.ie. lsl
NOR sALE-A LAkGF BRICK DNkiilN0
L house on Spring 81 iog s. 90. neat fsalne
dwelling house, ON James II for tZaJa, and an
20 acre iarm ia epars for s. zoo all on small
Isyn enu and TeAseo@oie terms 4. A. DapPer.
room rs, Ledysrd block. over Public Library
xe7tf
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-07

rrysSTEp--T sFrF or POI p SFf RNfsHfo
w r1rars srs rrrate 8flsf - 1est Eoae
xespn9 Asfress A. foT + cs~e RS q lee
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-07

feoR sAIE-If TAKEN AT oNCk 1 WILL
- q souf gooa ,ots norah ei ks9 hridFs o. i.a
Sie ~ ioi g. Gown And bzi2as< ~ sons iilae
a 1oNer 6.OCs tf4
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-07

tfAkE NOTE or THIS THAT . ~ Q
III viz ouy q fut house aud lot 80 1usAaa1g-Si
81 hl roalns. 0niy eae block from street c-sS icSs
I hs1 one hsif ooNn Eud ths Eesi - eay teEaas-
4 a. early Natis1sl supi4g -, No feAflet
a.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-07

sDAiy. Al Others dsilv except sunday.
Sleeping csrs run ga FacifC end HtsEuc Ia
yreakes n aui fr1En Detroit -Psfl0r cars rln O1
bay Errre=s and Grand Rapids Ezprees 70 snd
from Detroit fsirett CONNECTIONS made ~ Detroit
with a. through frsius cat -7icksts or sac ~
I nion Ticket oflcs 81 sonrpeEt. and si Jni05
Cepot
CFas. r. NORRIS GEM hRL IS kouroev
o " RrceEiS & = AID A. Chie&go
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-07

fso8 skIE-A sIxFENcK fER BOD NIL
j "a raves ~ isn1 1Azi 7 have 70. kAis
ttrns cas- titlt pegleet i,tof 4. Loves
toss Opposite seee ho'el
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-07

KANSAS FARMS FaR s&IE-SFN HIGHLY
n improved 80 g. 81 s-reS eaoh ts.lh ~ .
6 mlies ~ ne t<4U liul gils 81 E1p.t : ..tei
tnhat,itzuts eA-s pat lneuls Wf.it lor 1csgitlt
glan Il FSrkna1n El1porlS kanSzs. -
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-07
For Observation-Disclosures

WANTED GOOD SECOND HAND RI-
w cycle about 5.-inch wheel Give price,
make and how long used. Address Bicycle, care
Carrier No L. =
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-07

NOR SALE A FIRST CLAsS RESTAURANT
IN to01 locality ia this ciy. Vas Teen dong
a prohtab business for yeas. owner atis 10
retire great chance. Address ; d., oor ],
This cfiice. -
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-05-16
PARlOR CONCERT.

The Lnst of the Series of Entertainments
by the Ladies' OF the First Pre.by terian
Church.
The ladies of the social committee of the
First Presbyterian church will give parlor
concert and social at the residence of Mrs.
Helen NJ. Conklin, north Market street.
tomorrow Thursday evening. The fol-
lowing is the musical programme:
PART 1.
l. Piano Duet-"La Baladine" .Lysberg
Misses Lesbia and Nora Christie.
2. Quartet-"Come. Dorothy. Come"
Miss Williams. Miss Vose. M. Frank. e'
enberg, Mr.. Putnam.
Miss Way Bookwalter.
Miss Belle Williams
5. Male Quarfet-"Vintage Song g''..........
Messrs. Fra nkenberg. KiIlmer, Putnam
and Prothero.
o. Alto Solo-"o, Loving Heart. Trust
" Miss Alice Vose. .''''' '0''''naih
7. Violin and Piano Duet-"n Trovs-
T Messrs W. A. and L. Bauer. 'er0i
PART ii.
1. Bass sOlO-%In CIRCLE Wide" Don Munio."
Mr.. W. S. Putnam.
2. Piano Solo-"Regatta Venezians". .......Liszt
Mr.. II. NJ. Humphreys
3. Male Qusrtet-"Legendo of the Rhine
Messrs. Frankenberg. KiIlmer, Putnam
aud Prothero.
4. Violin and Piano Duet-"Cavitina" .Raff
Messrs. w. A. and C. L. Bauer
5. Tenor Solo-"Teli Her Love Her So"
-.--.:.. 49,. :;...::-.............-..-..P.D De Faye
Mr.. George T. Frankenberg. ir.
6. Bass Solo-"lsrafel" King
Mr.. +. W. Prothero
Z. Quartet--"Cuckoo Sings on the Poplar
Tree" Nacfarren
Miss Williams, Miss Vose. Mr. Frank
enberg, MI. Putnam.
Refreshments will be served after the
The programme will begin at
o'clock
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-05-16
PLEASANT PARTY.

Mr. Al. Durey Surprised at His Home by
aNumber Of Friends Last Night.
A number of the friends of Mr.. Albert
Duffey, residing at 2l7 west Washington
street, taken him unawares last evening,
coming prepared to spend the evening and
to have grand time. They INDUCED In
dancing and games until late hour, when
operations suspended In favor of an elegant
supper that was to be served.
This feature of the evening
was highly appreciated and enjoyed as
evinced by the promptness and dispatch
with which ii disappeared.
Among those present were: Misses Maud
Leuty, Clara Stitzel, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Leuty, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Byers, Mr.. and
Mrs Robert Bailey, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Duffy, Mr.. and Mrs. John Petticrew, Mrs.
Fitzpatrick. of New York city, Rev. Mr.. and
Mrs. Reynolds, Mr.. and Mrs. Al. SOlen-
berger, Mr.. and Mrs. John Bryan, Messrs.
Harry Weltmer and WIN. Bradbury.
Everyone present had most njyable
time, and at a late hour were 10th de-
part for their homes.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-05-16
LACoNDA lAcoNIcS.

Items OF Interest from springfield's Livel,
Little suburb.
Mrs. Clara Baker has gone to Kansas t.
visit the family Of her father, Mr.. James
II. Neal, formerly of this place.
c.. j. Butler left, Tuesday morning, fol
Spring Valley. Ohio, for few days visit
with old friends.
Mrs. Malinda Dunlap, of Mutual, Cham.
paign county. an old acquaintance of the
Laybourns, made short call upon them or
Monday.
Mrs. Potee, the mother of Officer Potee,
is visiting at the residence of her daughter,
Mrs. Elijah Allen, on Lagonda avenue.
Philip Haerr writes home from Bushnell,
ILL.,, that business is good out there, and
that he Is having good success in the sale OF
Champion Reapers. Philip is hustler, and
will do good work in the cause.
Elijah Allen is building the foundation
of his new home on Lagonda avenue, neal
Jonas Stanter's.
Mr.. John McLaren came out again to lee.
ture Monday evening, but the audience failed
to materialize, there being two or three
other meetings to take people away. He
will try it again on Sabbath afternoon.
The new society of our church known as
1.-The Associated Workers OF the u. B.
Church." met last Saturday evening, ef-
fected an organization and elected the fol-
lowing officers: President, Josiah Wells;
vice president, Miss Maggie Mowatt; secre
tary, W. c. Gordon; corresponding secre-
tary, Miss Esther Crawford; treasurer, O..
NJ. Reid. Their meetings will be held
every Sabbath evening one hour before the
regular preaching services.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-05-16
THE CHAMPION CITY GUARDS.
Springfieid's Crack Company to go III
Nashville Encampmept.

Sprfngneid's CrHck Company 10 go the
Nashville Encampment.
The c. C. Guard boys have been out
among some of the people yesterday and
today soliciting subscriptions to fund to
aid them In defraying their expenses while
attending the Interstate Drill" at Nash
Vile, Tenn. The boys will be at large
expense, they are mostly poor young
men who are wholly depend
ent upon their own resources; many OF
them have others dependent upon them,
and they can lily afford to lose the time
from their work and at the same time bear
the expense OF the trip.
The guards are credit 10 Springfield and
citizens should be sufficiently interested
In the success of the company to ex-
tend to them this material aid. On all
occasions they have been ready and
willing to aid In any charitable entertain
ment for the benefit Of any of the different
city associations, and have been a very
marked feature In many Of the most sue
cessful entertainments Of the past season.
During yesterday and this forenoon the
soliciting committee met with encouraging
success, which shows that the people hold
them In the esteem which they deserve.
Give the boys good send of, for. rest
assured, that the city Of Springfield will be
honored by them at the great drill. They
leave for Nashville on the Goth.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-05-16
LOCAL eREWTIEs.

CHIEF JUSTICE FULLER's soLnooUY.
To shave or not to shsye-thst is the ques
Whether tits nobler in a uiee to suffer
The jeers and jibes OF feather headed scrib
blers,
Or 70 take q razor 'Eainss shower of chest
And BY one scrape to end themls To lathsr-
And b5 that shave to put an end to all
The ereary drivel, the elephsntine wit
That clumsily cavorts and hugs Itself
At sight OF my moustachel 'Tis consumma
tion
Devoutly to be wished.
Chicago tribune.
Read Paynter & Co.'s ad. at the top Of
this page.
Mr.. and Mrs. 1. F. McNally, of New
York, are at the Arcade hotel.
Mr.. W. S. Bell, mayor of the city o1
GAINESVILLE, Ohio. is In the city TO-DAY.
General A. s. Bushnell and family are
expected home from New York this even
ing.
Messrs. Mart and Harry Rhonemus have
returned from prolonged trip through the
south.
Mrs. Smith Macarthur and daughter Miss
Nellie. of New Carlisle, were in the city
yesterday, shopping. 51-
Mr.. VI, Chidsey. the present efficient 1.
o. o. T. grand secretary has been annually
reelected eyer since 1850. r.
2 IRey.lW. W. Steele is attending the south
Ohio dtecessapf the Protestant Episco-
pal church now In session at Marietta, Ohio.
Clerk, Shewalterc issued permiSto Mrs.
Helen Hertzog today for new frame
building In the Eighth ward, vaIaed at
$500.
DR.. S. G. Charlton, of Columbus, Past
Grand of Metropolitan Lodge, No. 142. and
editor of the Odd Fellous' ConpdHton, II
In the city today.
Signor Rigio. the harpist Of this city, will
furnish the music at the banquet to the
Ohio State Eclectic Medical association, at
Delsware, teuightss ~
sIPast Grand Master Hon. W. s. Cappeller
is 10 town attending the state session OF
the |. o. O, e He says he is out of poll
tics for a few days,
Mr.. s. T. Bryce, president of the Bryce
Furnace Co., and Mr.. Louis Groneweg sec
retary Of the Gronewege Printing Co., Of
Dayton, are in the city.
Only four arrests were made by the police
last night: John Casey, drunk and disor-
DERBY; Charles Campbell, lettering; Dell
Abrens and Charles Baker, lettering.
DR.. and Mrs. E. V. Van Norman have
arrived In the city. The doctor is thinner
than formerly, but seems we'll. Mrs. Van
Norman has recovered fully from her re-
cent illness. They are At their residence,
on east High street.
Three out Of the four regular pastors Of
the NJ. z. church, Of Springfield, are now
visiting the general converence in the city
Of New York-Rev. DR.. Rust, Revs. Pear
son and Tufts-but Mr.. Collett, at St Paul,
is faithfully holding the fort" while the
other pulpits are supplied with visiting
ministers. sug &C.