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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-22
Pnr.i PnEs, IrcnrSa PILks.

SYNrToas-M ,is,arei Intense i.ehing
and stinaiug; most 81 Night; worse By
scratching. ifslloved 10 eontinue tumors
form. which ofteu olsed and ulesrste. be-
coming very sore. SwArSK's OINTMENT
stops The itehlsg and blsedinx. heals nj
esrstion. and Ia most cases removes the
tanors. Az druggists, or By mall. for 20
esno. Dr.. Swsyns 4 Son, PhilsdslphiA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-22
MARRIED.

ts Nsf-st. Ma "a ~ Hs.. NJ Asrsr, 0ssfs.
Cr1s,tsf q Naf-sr. al Me- titifa a. tolilli. 81
Naffffff
A rarr - r. Arfrs-s l-ft rf utirfI
trNsrsar. = it Ma a - Efs 4 D. llsts, ice
~ r -. ~ raftff. a. ra.s y. iissi. q Esiaa
b rs. n, D. 80 n n.ss AT M...s r.
Csc. t.fh 1f NrGhu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-22

Nsties 90 Assigsss % his Apsistssss'
Al Bsfhsi, % the Ccuutv % Oxfofd AID state
Of Name, The u h dsy q Nay. a. ID isss
he s,asr.isssi hsr,ef gives notice Of hi' sp-
poinfn<nt 81 Assignse cf
CHARI.Es n RANKS, Of Albssy
In The County u Olford. fasoivsat Dsbtef. Who
has bssn dssiarsd an Iasolvsat upoa bic psti.
toe b. Ne Csun Of isso,vssey fos said coss'Y OF
ALvAx .. GOODWIN. Assigns.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-22

Melee 90 Assignee % HE Appsissnsns.
AtTryeburE. In the County OF Oxsord and
STATE Of ssiss. the ielh dsy Of hay. A. ID. isss.
TIE ssderslss.d hsrbT gives sotes Of his ~
poistmsnt o. Assisr,e %
ALOSZo ID. wAkkkN. q Dssmafh.
has bses declared a. Iasolvent upos he petiioa
b. Ne Court Of Insolvency for ssid cssssy Of
JoHNY. nERRiLL, Assissss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-22

THE Maine Central Ia. issued third
edition q Dr. L,phAn's bar HT.
Dor ard Moga, De.sr, l,lAsd." Iisre-
,issd aud enlarged. aad eoa;Aias some
neH illustrations.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-22

There las never hem placed upou The
msrkst medicine an universally pipals'
a. Brown's ius.an, Relief Bsing pleAs,ui
q iats. 10 readily commsrds itself % All
vho once trT its merits. fni ever AFTER y
hsCCmfs q fArofite remedy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-22
srArE or MAINE.

OxrORp 90 -frobais toefL My fsfm'
A. II isS- -. -
Where's, p tliica ~ isea DALI hisi, triJ'
Do a that tn bslsnrs remslninF - Ne htnfs ~
NJ .aaio " Nsffin afmtnist 'at1r - NE fststs
Of IFdis Cotina. late % hHam
sscsAsa on tstiifnsat Of hit sc a.'
raafs az rfcb1s Cnsu bsd a fsIts' sithin
AT fss ssH Caaaty, on ths third TufsiAT \
MAJ, A u isss. nav - of'iefci q - az
irihItfi amorg m hsirs of tst dteft.si, tni
the .hars ~ sseh dstsrmitei. ofisfei thh 10.
fics thsf~cf b. siFss o. AT pfFscns lnlefsstu
vssis see ssivtiT IN IN os 'ofi tsmcefNs :
1sssga re- pfiatssi 81 ralis In ssd teasiv, ~
~ ihs hid Isssjay a Jaas a - hh
bsli al eafls suhla sHI Go q 4 esagtys a. Tea
s'slask IN M ffsus-ea afd stos canse " Aa1
thsy hsvs. sgsipsl The satat.
gLD. A WiLSoN, Jstfh
Auas sspy-stts.t 10 q. DAVIS. hsti'ssf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-22

otyoup ..,-nsPfob.ls Coart hsit 81 Pssis
within an 4 for ths C0lniY ~ Otio'i, % we
tbtTd Tassisv % Nav, a. ~. lsS
EfNiRA FuLLER, Esseaifit 90 the esiai' ~
Natnanst failsf. late of Paris. IN sAif ty.h.
,teesasss hsviag prsssatei her account oi 81
misistfslioa % me q tate Of saii dec asssi iof
ordered, that the s.h Eueui'it fite no,ies "
aii psF.oas inisfe.isi BY eisslnf espf ~ W,
Ia IN Otfosd psnosFst pfisiesi ~ fsfls ths,
thst msy sstFsF a q Proosts Coaft % - ~ ~
rsfl. In salt Coasiy - The thtfd iassi " ol iahe
sssta gs'slosk In The fBfrncoa al saes etas,
M asy thsy have chr the sans sAosd roi 70 al
GRO. 4 wILsOS, jai,.
A irus e,py -Aussi n. q. DAVIS Register
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-22

OXFORD. .,-Ai Coau % Probate h.i a.
Paris. xithln and boz The Nouuty ~ OsioTi
"a ~ thifi Tuesday u MAJ, A. u. ~.
IDA T.. bisnIE. uios q Hfsm W.
ni.hss late % Gfvsn.ooi. fsessse-i. hariaE
rf,.s u,ss hss tsttioa tor IN alie~atcc eat ofths
Isfsaasl estate of sAf dsesssr,i
osnsHGD, thai tks sad fstiiiotsr give noilce
u 81 tsTsoas iutfrsstsd ~ rspsiuE copr % tis
sftsf ~ D. Published thfse sssks ssresstifsiY IN
~ Oaflfd bsmucfat, pfinifd 81 Paris. that thsy
may spusaf 81 PROBATE Coat 90 - snldsa AZ
Parts. in said cuatF. o. ths thlfi tussiaI y
Jtuo uett. al nlne o.closs On TIE iof,nooas And
shou gaass, Il any thsF have sEtt at tss ssIe.
GfO. 4. WILSON ,Jufsc.
Al tive coyr-Atiest! n. q. DAVIS, Rfsisisr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-22
Canada POtateS !

For table use, very much better than
Maine potatoes Call and get some
and try them.
We are well prepared 10 meet the
wants Of al of our customers, and
having had an experience Of twenty.
five year in handling merchandise we
feel justified in guaranteeing quality
and prices, and square dealing 20 all
who may favor us with their patron.
age for which We will be duly thank
ful and remain Truly yours 20 serve,
II v. BOLSTER
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-22
STATE or NAME.

oXyoRD So -rrob.'s Cosr. My Tern.
a. tsss
10 th.t tfs IL cree umflans la tie tsadt ~
H. A TuNT. Afmisistfstar Of ne estate ~
fsstly A iIuhtaft. late % nritsi, deeeassi 90
.sftisasst 81 Nj ansi sccoant m al 81 . ffotsis
Cosrf tsii 81 rait vi thin at iof ssti couniy
90 ths thlri TuesdsY 81 ATfii. A. y. t'ea naI
- ffdsftd ie D. d'tiitaisd surrE ths hfifs ~
ga dscsassd aad ths N ufe - zen dsisf mlasd
OFuEHrn. ttai 49, psfhionsf ave 1910 ei
a. ..ms 40 All psf.oas lrtsfette.i ttsfs'n. "
sau.ifs . eopT 81 ihis order n ~ Iutlisasi thres
uF,ks .afcsfs vsif In ths oNFuHp uInpsHAf,
.ts-stspsf Vfiutsd a. ftff, ih go t.snv.
thai thrt msT sIpsaf a. ffopth tsf ', -
80 an Pasis inssi' 4 .usty. o. 60 thirf russ
aaT Il luts afsL 90 To ~ ~ a. "a IN Nc
iofsns o.. snd shs- essss, ahJ tbsy have
GgO. A. VII son Isfse
Atrss sopT-s iis.ti-u. C.DANisi Hssisisf'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-22
Grass & Garden Seeds
Hoes, Garden Rakes, shov
els. Manure Forks, &c.

Just received from Boston. Call and
get prices We have just received
several hundred bushels Of Rose Po.
ta,ocs from the extreme northern
part Of Canada for seed. Farmers
change your seed and thereby secure
good crop d potatoes, and don't
fool away your chances by planting
small. poor stock because IL is a little
cheaper for You will End this Saving
at the spisot and losing a, the bang
hole We also have a large stock Of
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-22

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Psfta stfhia asi O. ne CnunfF ~ Ga fpff. %
tfsth ~ Tafatar q asV, %. isss.
rNuCit ". Woodbury. Afmials'fsiaf 90 ne
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a uafT 90 ntl1ff. dee lsfris hsfi ~ tets
"a feraIat q "a atnisfrhfinn q ~ ssfss OF
sd rsrs.ssi GO siiossnCff
OHuHETn That fati .dminifirtief sifs retlse
20 al psf.at. iasfs-fft % ssss - tiff u this
as,isr 4, - tuti.fra nee - a. snccessf " ~
- ONFoHp uNuncHsr. pfiatsd - fsfi.f int
tfsl ttsY may sTvssf sta trufI q fffhfw 20 -
- 81 fsfis. in std tuantf, 60 IN thi Tee
daV ~ Iane afti at uirr o's'cct A ~ 80
A. a at shrs csns~ N ssY M have, -hI We
sane ,hosii -; ~ al asst.
Gao. A. VII IsD>. isisr.
uss sopy-Atttsr ~ &. paws. ibGi''sf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-22
BORN

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. fsurtfrf
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4 Ss,,l r.n,. Ma u. . u. .ii' 80 l.. n.r,u
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-22

nrusrksi q. q tisnt a. cher iay 49, 81 les
krnr't nkissm &C. ~ Itfy.i AT laaEs "a -
rsfIf rsrlFif. siaFFsi ~ rsagh astsnfiY -tsa
sfkrf raagh rtanrilrs ~ sfssf -hstsssf. - A.
pfsts as 81 osasials - ~ fs ssfits. truf
80 - slts go ssngls hiiils i've. lafgs 80
3. - o.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-22

oxVoup. ..t-Ms rrobas Csurt hoissa q!
r.,,s. slshn All fsr alt cooaty, 90 tie ihha
Tus.fsy ~ MAJ. a ~. fsss. 80 a,
AIDES KEgNk ossrn,n ~ Csfs ~.
tes.,.,D MsT,toa. la. of Hart ri, IN sid
,,,o,ts htylns pTessstef his acffaui OF kah
i,sssnlp 81 sad ruis Cor silossefei
orssrea nat the ssif outriiAn sfse no 80 ~
III yersors intsrsstsf ~ esaslas seept \.
se- Oxfsrd Ds moerst prtatsd Of Paris, ths thsy
ma, spQssf 81 frobais Couftte - hsli ~ isIs
i'm ssH goanlV, % the tttrt fuesdsr ~ stns
nsst Al s,eloes 10 the forenoon sns shss essss
n sny Ihsy have .hy the sans ssoui % o.
orc. A WILSON, Jssge.
Atruseopy, siis.ti-u. q. DAsis, Register
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-22
Attn. ssp,-Au.. III i. : b.Vi. 'i E. .iS

OXFORD. SIT . Csart - Frobsis hsli Al
"a L. vthia snt GO he tountF 20 hsiofi,
% SO thrd Tussfsy % Msr A. - -
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ssnfci Ne pftti1a faf an al1ssace 0ai ~ ne
Pefso o. Fsiais ofuii ifcea.ei,
ORDERED. that ne sal Jstt tgnsf give ne,lcs
% silpsftaas tatsrsstssi thsfsir. bT IabilshifG
r1pI % this afisf sesss saecsssirsly ~ NJ
Osf6sd Desancrs,, printed 81 fafis, thstthsI mar
srpssf IL ffohats Coaft 20 b held 81 fafts
10 ssh County on the thiri fsssasf ~ Jsss esti.
81 0etors In tLs iofsnoon. az shes eause " sng
sTo. A. wtt.sOS. Jsags.
A tine rnuI-alla.lf u q. nANIs. kaslsLsf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-22

TIE ssb.criesr hsrsby give. pusllc nstss sn.s
10 has bses daily appolntff 40 ne use. s..s
a Probate f1r the Cosntf ofotfori. sni ssse"e'
Inc trust ~ Esscalof 9th estate ~
NOsls CnEstfr. isis ot Osfefs.
Ia. .llr,sts IL therefore fsassis all psfssns IN.
dsbt.i 90 The estate Of ssid dseease1 W eess
Immediate payment and those vho have any ee
a ssts thsrs~sa 10 exhlhtt the sane - ..
MAI d. -. erOhDt ". W ahIN"N
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-22

oXsOgp, e. .-Ata cart " ~ bate. tsid -
fsris. sitln al 90 ~ Coahif % osfo'f.
% ~ hifi 10 ssiay q Maf. A u. -
MOSS n conn. GatfdAs ~ ifunN n
usnusfi. m Inar th.f ani hftf " .uh lifnasus
lac 81 psumsfk tu SO rnuntf. frrsassf, taFIrE
Yr ssafri ne ac,sust ofsss iisnshlp tssf -sfs
i1f kiiosasCsf
usdsfsd that the .ad Gauilat dfs nstios
40 su psfaons interested. ~ rausiaF sopf
81 tils oftisf ta d pahlishsd thfss ~esss sue.
esssitsly 10 ~ OsfoFd Dsmeefn, rfintfi ~
fua, tAAi thsf ur sppsn Al IRE
bais Couft a. b. asii ~ fsfis 20 ~ ift7i fass'
day q Is1s astt nins o's.sea 10 ne tite
nsoa. at ,ho- ease, 49, thsI have, ~hi ne
GEO A WILSON Jsiss.
tfus copy -Atlestt ~. 4. DAVIS hszistsf,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-22
oIroRD. ..,-N . - oi I'LL. ~ ,

.ov,..... I1 q 3 S S.T,.' S. sis.,.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-07-24
BOARD or 4IALrH.

important Business Transaotsd-Beyy OF
kesolutions on Public Health Analysis
Of Water.
The board of health met this Tuesday,
morning at Q o'clock, Mayor D. s. Kelly
presiding, and members Conkling, Frey,
Wilson, Pierce and Health Officer Seys
present. The following resolution was
passed: Resolved, That the physicians
be instructed to make their first report to
this Office Of births and deaths the first
week In September, beginning with the iirst
of August.
A resolution was also passed requesting
the city council to provide q suitable place
for dumping the garbage and offensive
filth accumulated In the city, other than the
streets and public grounds Of the city. A
number of minor billslwere allowed. aggre-
eating S15.25.
On motion Of Mr.. Frey, Marsh6el Steele
was permitted to make some statements TO
the board concerning his recent alleged
violation of the lsv After hearing his
statement, the hoard adopted the following
resolution.
waereas. The statements this day sub
.nitted to this board by Marshfield Steele
indicate that by some circumstances unex-
planned, yet by no fault of our chief of san
itary police. delay was caused in the re-
sponse Of Mr.. Steele to the orders of the
health officers In relation to the abatement
Of nuisance on Shipman alley; and,
Whereas, the facts rendered IL obligatory
to reform the penal provisions Of our code;
we are nevertheless constrained to express
the belief that Mr.. Steele designed no OBJ
struction to the laws or orders of the board
Of health, nor any purpose to hinder the
exercise Of all subtle precautions for pre-
serving the health of the city, Therefore Z.
Resolved, That the foregoing be entered
upon the minutes Of this board and be given
- much publicity as the proceedings against
Mr.. Steele attained.
The following resolutions were severally
adopted, having no especial connection
with each other:
Resolved, That the clerk lay before the
city council the request Of this board that q
team and wagon suitable, be furnished to
our sanitary chief once week-say Satur-
day night-t0 gather up the accumulated
filth OF the space occupied by market peO-
pie and others, In prominent central pOr-
tons of the city, and remove the same to
some place Of deposit, where it shall not
prejudice the health OF comfort Of our pe0-
pie.
Resolved, That the health officer be au-
thorized to take such reasonable, yet mex
pensive steps rs will disclose the death
rate Of this city during the year next pre-
ceding the organization Of the board, re-
garding the same as valuable for statistical
information.
Resolved. That the health office be
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-07-24
LAcoNpA LAcoNIcs.
Items Of Interest from springHeld's Livel
Little suburb.

Items Of Interest from springhe eldfs Lively
Little suburb.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Smalley, Of Harri-
son street, called at Lincoln COtter's Sab
bath.
Miss Cora Turner. of Yellow Springs
street, city, spent Sabbath at Joseph Kelly's.
VIM. H. Messenger left yesterday even
ing for Chicago, and the harvest fields of
the northwest.
Isaac Fanshier has returned from his old
home In Fayette county. whittier he had
been called by the severe sickness Of bis
mother, but who Is now much better.
Elwood Stanter and Charley Berry left
on Saturday for short visit to friends at
Dayton, and few days at the Cincinnati
exposition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Holman, who lived
here for years and have gone to Tennessee
fed with their change. like Tennessee ex-
tremeiy well and never want to make La
gOnda their home again.
A. Ii. Tavenner and family, Misses Min
ME Tavenner and Grace Graham, went to
South Charleston on Sabbath, Miss Ora
ham remaining there, as it Is her home.
She had spent very pleasant visit Of sew
eral weeks at Mr.. Tsvenner's.
Edward ID. Kitchen and little son, of
Virginia, surprised his parents ME. and
Mrs. John g. Kitchen, last Saturday, by
walking in upon them at the old home,
above Lagonds ED" has been railroad
ing for some years, but running up against
slack time he concluded to come home
for while.
Next Thursday j. NJ. Berger viii assist
In the transportation Of the Third Lutheran
Sabbath school TO their picnic at Aberfelda,
using the Chiidrens' Home wagon and his
own four horses, taking about sixty per-
sons, including the Lsgonda band. We
are not advised whether John will take
any fellows along or not II you don't
know what that means, ask John.
The quarterly meeting on Sabbath was q
very pleasant occasion TO our people. Rev.
s. w. ke.ster. T. T., preached Q slendid
sermon and conducted the communion ser
vice. The election for church officers was
also held In the morning, resulting rs fol-
follows: Classleaders, w. II. Berger. P.
Hssr, w. W. Neal, ID. c. Lawrance; stew
ards, J. w. Ross, A. c. Miller, B. r.
Brubaker, George Crawford, James
Conover; chorister, F. N. Reid;
organist, Miss Jennie Lswrance; delegate
to conference, W. H. Berger; alternate del
egate, B. T. Brubaker. In the evening the
elder had to 20 to Bowlusville to hold an
other meeting, and the pastor there, Rev.
Mr.. Byers, preached for us, from the words
pray without ceasing," and did we'll he
Is young man with yet year before him
in the U. B. Theological seminary at Day
ton before he becomes . fullfedEed
preacher, but he bids fair to make Q good
one.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-07-24
Story Of o Picture.

A curious story is told about one of the
paintings by the famous artist David,
which is included in collection about to
be sold at Brussels, Belgium. 1t bears
the title of ''Family Portraits" yet only
one figure is represented on the canvas,
that of an old lady seated in an arm chair.
The chair itself was of later style than
the date of the painting. In spite Of these
peculiarities NJ. Van Praet, the late
owner, had purchased the work. He
then had it cleaned and carefully scraped,
in the course of which operation the
family portraits" were successfully
brought to light. 1t was afterward as
certained that the old lady, who had sat
TO David for her portrait, surrounded by
all The members of her family, had
gradually quarreled with them all in turn
and had had their portraits painted over
one 10y one, until she alone of the group
remained, sitting in that preposterous
looking chair Of hers.-Home Journal.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-07-24
Flock of pomes.ica.ed Crane.

Among the curiosities Of Harbor View, on
Charlotte harbor, are number Of doInesti-
Gated cranes in the possession of Judge De
Coster and Grove Cochran. Judge De Cos
teris flock consists Of one large white crane
and four young blue herons They have be-
come very tame, walking around the yard
with the chickens and into the house at every
opportunity, and it is truly amusing to SEQ
their noisy demonstrations as they beg for
their dinner. They are not confined, but
roam the place at large and seem to have no
desire to fly away. The cranes of Mr.. Coch-
ran, which he has bad but a few days, con-
sist OF one large silver gray heron and four
very young ones. These cranes when grown
are next to the ''sandhill' in size, standing
nearly as high as q man, and no doubt win
be as easily tanned as those of the Judge
Savannah News.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-07-24
Problems to BE solved.

When the mind bridges over the past
fifty years and contemplates the enor-
nous advance which has been made in
the practical application of science to
everyday wants, it seems surprising that
there should still be many absolute neces-
sites unfulfilled. Among these are q
miners real safety lamp, a perfectly safe
method of blasting without risk Of ex-
plosion, electric lighting economically pro-
duced from primary batteries, improved
methods of arresting decomposition in
animal substances, a perfect method Of
insulating telegraph wires, etc. Doubt
less, however, these and many more
startling scientific inventions are problems
which the near future will solve.-New
York Press
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-07-24
NEW CARLISLE.

New CARLISLE, July 20.-The republi-
cans of this precinct organized Q Harrison
and Morton club one hundred strong this
evening. The spirit Of 1s40 Is moving our
people and the indications at present are
that there will not be a respectable grease
spot left of the democracy Of this village
after the 9Th Of November. Our people
are enthusiastic in their support of the
ticket, and we predict that we will poll the
largest republican vote known In the his
tory cf our town. We propose to uniform
at once and keep the ball rolling. DR.. Ben
Davis was elected president of the club.
also all other necessary officers were
selected, 90 we are noWsFeady for battle,
and In the LANGUAGE of Patrick Henry,
I'VE let 1t come"
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-07-24
LOVES. IMAGINING.

Dear love- l sometimes think how It would be
II thou shouldst love me; IT, on such day,
o day Of wonder, thou shouldst come and say
love thee; or but let me guess thy plea
II once thine eyes should brighten suddenly;
If once thy step should hasten or delay
Because of me; II once thy hand should stay
A needless instant In my own! All, mel
From such imaginings wake and start.
And dull and worthless lifes endeavors seem
Before the tender beauty Of my dream
And then whisper my impatient heart,
BE still, be comforted. o heart OF mine;
Thou art not all bereft; the dream is thine"
-Hopestill Goodwin in The Century.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-07-24
Local Musicians Organise.

Quite an encouraging. number Of local
musicians met at Prof. Worthington's
rooms last night to form permanent organ
ization. Owing to the absence of the Big
Six no definite steps were taken, beyond
the appointment OF the preliminary CON-
mittees. Another meeting will be held two
weeks from last night
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-07-24

Lieut. A. c. Sharpe, U. s. A., for four
years past on duty as professor of military
science at the university of Wooster. has
been detailed by the war department as
inspector of the National Guard at the
coming centennial encampment at COlum-
bus. He Is now located In the adjutant
generals Office as assistant adjutant gen.
eral. The lieutenant has been spending
the day with his friends in the city.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-07-24
B0RTREE MFG CO., Jackson, Mich

The C. C. C. & l. will sell excursion
tickets to Cincinnati and return Tor all
trains July Esd, oath and 25th at So 20
round trip. Tickets good returning until
July 30th inclusive. On Thursday, July
26th, special excursion tickets will be sold
to the same place at the rate of So 90 round
trip. Tickets good going on all trains on
that date, and returning until July 2sth in
elusive. All C. G. c. Il 1. trains run
through without change. Passengers via
this route can leave Cincinnati. returning.
after seeing the great spectacular play
The Fall of Babylon.
GEO. II. KNIGHT. Agent.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-07-24
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

New School House at the Chiidren'r
Home-Bridge Business-Bills Allowed.
. The county commissioners visited the
Children's Home yesterday and were hand
somely entertained by Superintendent Len
hart and wife. They decided to erect
frame school house, 35x40 in size, little
southwest of the main building. This is q
much-needed Improvement
The commissioners also awarded to the
Smith bridge company, of Toledo, the con-
tract for building small bridges at the
following places: On the Davidson road,
on the McConkey road, on the Ballentine
road and on the Valley pike.
RiIIs WAR, aIInuad .s fnllorq.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-07-24

Rev. W. N. Brodbeck arrived last even
ing from his eastern home, and will pay .
short visit to his friends here, who are well
coming their old friend very heartily. He
Is looking remarkably well.-Plqua Dis
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-07-24
nnrins the comiux presidential campsIgr

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Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-07-24

The following minor arrests were made
last night: Fred Richards, safe keeping;
Andy McKeifer, drunk and disorderly;
Anna Heston. disorderly; Lib Mitchell,
disOrdefiy.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-07-24
..slobn temple No. Killed.

The father of ''Slob" Temple, reported
in yesterdays paper as killed by the cars
at indianapolis. denies his sons death and
that the remains we're brought home. The
correction Ii made cheerfully.