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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-07

Representative White OF Indiana, has earned
the everlasting gratitude OF the Interstate Com
mercs Commission, BY proposing TO add a fresh
load 10 that which they are already carrying, In
his bill requiring them 10 regulate the wages OF
laborers ell over the United states. IL Is not OBJ
yious how ne can make an Interstate matter OF the
the contract OF hiring unless he confines the op-
GRAFTON o. the law TO the cases where the en-
ployer lives In one state and the emp loyed In
another. In q city situated like New York 1t
might be practicable, where Jersey City Is so
close az hand and Philadelphia, with its adjacent
Camden; and Cincinnati, with Its Covington and
Newport; and ST. Louis with its eastern suburb
In Illinois But the effect OF the law would soon
be lost, even In one OF these places; for the en-
ployers would insist on hiring only local help who
would not be affected by the established rate OF
wages, instead Of crossing ferry TO secure work.
men at higher price.
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Twrsrr Vans Expxn,rscr

sxILISo DRY GOODS TO CASH CUSTOMERS
Besutiful Lawns. Sc. Sc. Zoe. Iakc
Black snrAh sA4ks sxeslisnt quality. price y5c
isais LinsS. hnsss quality price was I5c. reduced
wdrA price vss soc. reduced 20 81 &c. ~''' a'u''e
Fancy silks. Checks and Strlpes actual coat Al "a
4oc-. Aor. 4oc.
French s.ttssns. nnest quality, 25e
ehAsllss frel.eb styles lOe
sssn Aoirs. wAtsrsd ak. price 81. reduced to
beautiful satteens, new French styles i5c
Vie. roc ucsd 10 goa
Hsads1ns satin Plaid India Linen. ansst quality,
Dg1Ds Vas 2Sc-. reduced to ~ No.
CARTERa
III MARKET SPACE NEAR 7TH STREET
Cab customer Who buy Is over viii select one
ths following vAluable presents: p.ir Isrss z-
fuxs L.sn p.pssk towels. Worth 81 pair Of slis
xmbpoi6-rsd Corssts, worth 7:se. or half dozen An
ounlity DszAsk Napkins. worth 75c.
s.hmsrs shssla furs Wool, Cream, Blus. Garnet
Hsnrsstts Cashmeres, Purr Fine WOOL wide doubl,
vidth 81 ooloFs. p lee wAs soc, peduced " Asa
cssh cslsteunsrs vhe boy 10 or over vii lset on
of IL vslu bic prvseLts; large size handsome Brida
0aiL vet 81 50; ONE dozen hns quality Dsm.-
lsykRs worth ~ 5o or 10? P.irs Of LANCE axe k-,
Linen bznaask 1ovsls. worth 81. b30
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

INoR SALE : MAR FoL6ER PARK. a r
Is three story. broom Brick Houss. al M 4, lot 2Or
20. 81. 500: $500 cash balance monthly. Aso two
thrse-story s-room Bricks. all l. lots 1850 und-r
rent ego per mo sscht o. POO; ESQ s.sh 6sl.nos
m saslss "A 'H aie f.,rrs..
LOB sALE-FOuR Two-sroRY sIx-RooN
i Bricks; mi ON So bstveen 18Th and i$sh sts-
at Investment prices J. h GkAl co,
auS-3t It'll and n sta.
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AxorHra BnaAu FEAsr.
ruro r,Varr IN ra CopSrno

THIS TINE IT Is CoRsErA
Twice . ysss our domestic Corset manufae-
turers send us Job Lot" Of Corseta These
are the Imperfect Oorssts Of the preceding six
month manufacture thrown aside for 'slirht
impsrfections." such % aaw in the bone.
wrong stitching. dropped thread, small oil
spots, thoss made impsrfsekiy BY besannefs; In
fact. AL Corsets that Are not fully mp TO the
standard 4 great many Of these imperfections
are hardly percsptible and in Nosl are the
wearing qualities the lsast impaired.
The lot embraces . variety Of styles deslrs-
BILE: some have two bones over the hips: some
have spoon busk-ALL have lace edge at top. are
SILK stitched. and famed with white and colored
siIk Colors-white. cream. ecru. drsb and gray.
We sell the same styles in our regular stock at
75c.. 81 and s1.35 per pair. We offer you the
choios Of the lot - . mid summer attraction.
for
500. PER PAIR.
NorE.--We have ALL the sixes IN the entire lot
but not all sizes in any one style: hence the ne
csasity Of an immediate response
(second door. either elevator)
WOODWARD LOTHnOP.
Cor. IL h aud F sts u. W.
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SATURDAYS liz Aueusr HA1, Hon.
CLOSE rnxN At O'CLOCK
F. AT / AIS
nov A. l..
e 4 4 Fl e. +! +: 4 4 It'll
E.. / :; 7
w {. EEE..llshAIEI::.. :;
e. 81 e. {. y.
AUGUST srH
HAEpX1RCHI1Ts
ct less than Job prices
Reduced Prices for Quantities.
A Combination Lot Of Mems All-Unen Handler
chsfs which formerly sold Of Ice. and use. The lot
comprises Striped. Blocked and Fancy Figured Hem
stitched Borsrs and White Hsmstischsd wash Revere
Stitching.
Mind you. thsy wsrs lec and ssa
Now they are 3 for 500.
toRO
ANOTHER LOT ron MEN. '''' '
Wide and narrow Hemstitchsd and large assortment
Of Coorsd Borders: Ill linen. Sold for lisa. but now
you can get for A7c.. or for oOo.
CHINA SILK HANDKhRCHIErR, % inch and
splendid quality. Were 500 Now Ssc.. or for eLU0.
Ladies' Fine Linen Henstitchsd HandksrohisfA with
lace edge; ieduosd from soc. to 800.
Our line Of 12kc Handkerchief ere without doubt
Just imagine eighty different styles and kinds of
one price twelve and onshaf csnts)
In one house.
The line consists Of fifteen styles in white such a.
single revsrsd bordsrs Embroidered corners, en-.
broidersd centsrs, &c.
Fourteen styles Of Mourning Handkefchicfs In solid
bordsrs. assorted stripes and hgurss and sixty-swo
different style. in colorsd borders. TO suit I'll tastes
and tAncieA and tnsy are all
l2K CENTS.
AT fHH
PALAIs ROYAL.
HEADQUARTERS FOR HANDKERCHIEF"
PIAcr AsD Conropr FoR $l.35.
We refer 70 our Mosquito C.nopiss at that psies Ne
haven't many not than sdossn. aud they have got
togo They we're 81 now sl.S5.
Another kind was 40; now o1.50
Another 3.79 now tl.S7.
This Is less than Wholesale price; but the eliot
issued that they have got to 20. and go they must
They are the latest improved; can be opened and
closed like an umbrella.
Those at also aud o.. ST are 100 inchsa
Tia PALAIs hOYAL.
IsD1oo PrnoALrs
Printed Oh wamsutta Muslin-best goods made
closing out at 1ghc. yard Sold slsswhsrs Ut lSc.
The PALAis ROYAL.
NEAR1sa Tar END.
Only 90 dozsu Of the Job SILK GLOVES AND
NITTS now left Of what 800 dozen ten days ago.
The people know good thing when hey est 1t. and
from the way they have after the th I'd fourth
nstalmsnts Of thsm show their appreciation in sub
stantial l,.anner. SILK Gloves and silk Mits.
worth less than so cents the greater part worth rs
oents and large quantity wortbel. but AL are being
sold ct
ne. Mss
asan SsS =.
! F. a 4 { E.. 4 4 4 9;
f f s. ] T a |. t..
A. LIsNER, Proprietor.
Cor. 18th and Pa ave.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

EoR sALE-CHEAP-LOT. S7xs5. d ST s. T.,
L betwee LIST and n. J. ave, o. grade. J. H. GRAY
ICoR sALE-sEvEN LOTS on MASS. AVE, BET.
Is LIST and I'd SITS sold this week VII sell for
zoe. foot. The greatsst barssin Of the seas.n.
su6-3t 500 Of.
DOR sALE-FROM a225 TO e600-LoTs 5OIl SO
at Brookland the FIRST station (brooks) from city
on Metropolitan Branch Of b and o. r. r., lying I'D
tscent to soldiers' Home and Catholic Universty go
Feet above the PotOmac command ng nne view OF city
aud country several houses in course OF erection
For fun Particulars zee McLACALkN bAICHEL-
DER. 1918 + stn.w my-2o. 3m
EoR sALE-oNLY2 LOTS LEFT ON sToUGHToN
Il st.. for 81: one corner; Precipitation made for
paving. SWokMsTkDT BRADLEY
.ul-6t 9.7 st
Tor sALE-CHoICE SMALL LOTS IN MT PLEAS
u ant. only $500 AID 5000 EACH small sssh pay
ments received ]. r HERTFORD,
y2S- tm' 1423k st
EoR sALk-LoTs. AND ACRE VILLA sITKs AT
Il to 10 cents per foot 1t
kOsSLYNN.
The grandest views Of Washington from any direc-
ton.
Also two lots. 5Ox2oo each for $3.50 spiece. wv
CITY. 4. II. sYPHERD Co,
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Grs1s Su.rs SoouRxp
DRHaaEn

oosss. SOC. pspss s5e.; yssts.- Csc. Altering an
pspsir1rs doe IN Beet mannsr,. eoods called Tor
K HxHI, 7o5 Oh o. nv.
au2-6u and us y. Calvert Of. Baltimore.
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WANTED ROOMS.

XNANTfD-TWO OR THREE UNPUBLISHED
w X oms. on first or second door. in good neigh
borhood in the northwest GEORGETOWN Heights.
Address, with terms, Box l44, Star ONCE. au6St'
w ANTED-TwO To FOUR ROOMS, COMPLETE
w ly furnished for housekeeping. Give price, loca-
ton, &C. ]. &. p, Star Office. au6-3ts
WANTED-PERsONS HAVING FURNISHED OR
w unfurnished rooms for rent should call and see
US. Have many calls; rent in q day or two. LOOM
RENTING AGENCY. 6l2 9th street nor Invest 4-3ts
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WooDwAnD & LorHno,.
WASHINGTON. D. c. AUGUST 2. 1883.

Close sstardays q pm. othsr evenings ct
O'Clock
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PERSONAL

I LnOON AL
T1HK PERSON HAVING TAKEN TIE GOLD
watch from Eta. SMITHS stand draw whale sick. ct
NV, questions asked IT.
WILL LADY WHO WAS IN AVENUE CAR FRI
w day noon July "a. wasn gsntsnsn got in q 9Th
Avenue and 10th ST.. saturday st lu am su7-2r
$lOO iofs eovssnmsns Io:itOg paying 80
once Oh '''' ~ sas.sr '
MWILLIAMD. CEoW. NcRLHREsH, AUTHOR
w ised Pr1ysiS Delsctiys AHsncy. Communications
6pen N hourx v. wuIlAAx AanassE. go INV.
myA-lms
VTNHH TINE HAS CONF
Go HING Less THAN COST.
CHAT ,RQkiKA.
sTkAsskh9kRs 4 s s2Er,v,.
sss-lm Ao.ffiHiiSY ~. Az
4 ,fvfI-sRRvICE ExANINATIoN QUESTIONS
~ and snswerss Sod 10e y
VIII. usSn sss so T. "a ~ "a IRR, 80
TUsTHs- OLD STAND Is TIN ONLY PLACE
81 where hst,class 6soone -Hsnd Clot!nng en- y
sold u rspscssbAs psacss Address % esu q o1p 81
BOARDING.
VVANTED-TWo oENTLEMEN on MAH AND
w vtfe - oecusxe l.sne etsy Dsoms Mn 1oqgQ n
sWan Snni1y. zoe 7A - "a suo-3t
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Our ''Piaitsd Bosom" Dollar Dress Shirt Made
from heavy muslin Of same weight and count
- wamsuttA the bosom 10 linen all the way
through. re.epforeed front and back; small
fellsd sesms. linen gussets three-ply neckband,
wrist hand and tab. double stitched. open In
front or open in beck. 10 and IL plaits In tho
bosoma- Oaly q each.
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II Money sdvanced to buy Homea .Easy payments
encumbrance in the event OF DEATH Better than Buid
oers an easy way % purchase zeal estate for
homes invesiment o. business pdrpcses costing little
rssl estate be ASSIGNED to this conpany and made
payable dung to Its system. United security Lie
SMI1H. agent For further intornlst on. app y &
office Of SMITH . SIBBAlD,
b0-1ms 629 n st u. ".
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"ANTED-AT HEADQUARTERS - POSITIONS
w for Cooks, Chambermaids, Waitress, Laundress
ord Nurses Sesmstress. Men Wsiters Cooks Coachmeu
WANTED BY A RELIABLE. INDUSTRIOUS
w girl place a. chamberm-id or waitress. Call at
lilo ST., NV. It,
XNANTED DICKS AGENCY FOR COOKS
w maids, waitress laundress. sesmstress nurses,
Wallets for travelling walters coachnen and hosers for
family and resorts. ALI city references 613 9TH
au6-6ts
WANTED = SITUATIONS FOR WHITE AND
w colored chambermaids. nurses, cooks, pastry
cooks kitchen hands. hosters housemeu, clerks &c
cities. country and resorts F. NJ. BURNHAM $50 and
632 St NV. au4-6ts
MANIFESTATIONS AS CITY SALESMAN
w for Wholesale candy manufacturer. Good refer
ence and fair trade to begin. Address CANDY. Star
office au4 ST.
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81. GEORGES HALL, FOR BOYS AND YOUNG
men =, Ss9rses Nd select thorS a .,d sAis.
KINEAk A. NJ. Prin Circular sent. jy3-2sn'
SELwYN HALL. HE READING. PA, MILITARY
moa.rn .pSasos for sidy sSd rso-ss,p .o esy
snns; s9ys 81 any Ne rsSeived send Tor o.,sioas
T1NIyERsIIY OF OVERWHELMINGLY By
October 1. lsss. The nin-tsen schools. glvins
neerins. Pharmacy, Medicine and Law Depsr;ments
all thoroughly equipped Location eleysted aud health
Chairman Of fscuits p 3. university Of Va. Va
SPENcERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE. THREE EN-.
corner 7,h ane ID sts. n y. Coo and comnodious
halls and class rooms summer session morning and
Enslish branches: stenovrsPhy, and Typewrtuns;
ssnI n b sp ss. q.s 9, the
ton IN the world 10 Introduce IL free exhibitions
any time circ1Isrs frse II G sPTNcEE Prncipsi
sara AA SPENCER vios-prineipAL L. GAitfIil-D
llspnng. MONTGOMERY County, Nd Is miles north
Of Washington city. reopens september Is 1horoush
To-: lumber %tSG Tof circular. snars., hrssS
q e, HALLowkLL- A M U.isJ sandy spyins.
II ANGUAGEs
IL IHE BtRLITz school. OF LANGUAGE
rs 18th Of nv. WASHINGTON,
at As6ury fsrk. s. j.. and Old ORCHARD bach
MARTfN's ooNMIRcIAL ooLIEsE, sls erH
ard Bps,ness College in America: coLonKp students
PEes,dens ' q K tESsh lrs n L. Fan. AA nhio
w RiNDfkeHRrEN NORMAL INSTITUTE
fortns trsinin. of tsschsrs
MODAL Kinderrartsn ma Primary School
Established 1s74.
Ma LOUISE POLLOCK. Principal
13 10Y lothst
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EOR SAL E-HUUsES- 4
Il 1909 q st. nv,
b.h-. Sr;. new...-.&I.500'
3024 Q. b.h-, 9r......7.O0Jl.
35l4 Prospect ave. a 900 !
3o56 and % N ST.. b. ].
b. and store. g. 1000,
1897 Both, b. b.. Or. s. 600
3401 n st. b. b.. l0r5.000,
The above 10 only q port
books. Call for list.
.yl6-3m
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Sherin,s Sale in Partition.

Pursuant to the command Of an order Of sale
In partition from the court Of common pleas
Of Clark county. Ohio. and to me directed and
delivered, will offer for sale st public auc-
tion on the premises. on west Jefferson street,
In the city Of Springfield. Clark county.
Ohio, on
Saturday, July sIst, A. D., 1888.
at o'clock p. m. the lands and teuements in
said petition described, to-wit:
aforesaid and In the city Of Springfield, and
bounded and described as follows, VIZ: Being
lot No. 40l in James Lowry's addition to the
town tnow city] Of Springfield. Beginning at
5 rods from the the west line Of said Lot No.
4Ol, running thence south through the middle
of said lot No. 40l TO y right Of way heretefore
granted 10 James Leffel and others; thence
dividing lots Nos. 4sl and 4Oe; thence north 20
said road; thence west to the place Of begin
ming. Also another part Of sail lot No. 40l
and part of lot No. 400 and described as
follows:
Beginning at the southeast corner Of LOT
decided by Edward Snowden to Clark Law
renee, running thence east with an alley ifty-
six feet, more or less, to the south west corner
said lot No. 400 twenty nine feet; thence east
twenty-four feet; thence north twenty nine
feet 70 the right OF way TO the north east cor
ner OF said Lawrence lot; thence south nifty
eight feet to the place Of begtnning; said
one-tStrd cash, one third in one year and ONE
third in two years. Deferred payments TO
bear per cent. per annum interest from day
Of sale, and TO be secured By mortgage on the
Said premises to be sold by order of the court
of Common Pleas Of Clark County, Ohio, In
case No. 9ll9. wherein Huldah Z. Echard 10
1ssisiSnef and Ksiisnisss s, Al: are
Sheriff Clark County. Ohio.
j. L. ZmNxRNAx. Attorney.
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A Resolution

Declaring IL necessary to improve Main and
High streets, from the west line of Market
street 20 the east line of Limestone street;
Market street. from the south line Of High
Limestone street from the south line of Main
street to the south line of Monroe street, BY
paving them with stone blocks.
Resolved, bv the council Of the city of
Springfield. Ohio. two-thirds OF the whole
number elected thereto eoncurring That 10 10
necessary and that IL intends TO Improve Main
and High streets from the west line Of Market
street TO the east line Of Limestone street,
Market street from the south line of High
street TO the north line of Main street, and
Limestone street from the south line Of Main
street to the south line Of Monroe street. By
constructing the necessary foundations and
making necessary excavations for same, fur
Dishlng and paving the roadway with stone
blocks, furnishing and setting new eurbs, re-
dressing. rejointing and re ssttiug old curbs.
in accordance with the plans and speciiear
tions therefor on file In the office of the city
engineer.
0ns-hftieth Of the cost and expense of said
Improvement, together with the cost and ex-
pense Of so much OF said improvement as may
be included In the crossings or Intersections
Of said streets. to be paid by said city. and the
remainder Of the cost agd expense of said I'M
proyement to be assessed per front foot upon
the parcels Of land bounding and abutting
thereon. In the manner provided by law; the
assessment therefor TO be payable in INSTALL
ments and collected as provided By law and
In the assessing ordinance hereafter to be
passed. Bonds shall be issued In anticipation
Of the collection of the assessments. unless
the property owners pay their assessments
before the same are issued and within the
time prescribed In said assessing ordinance
The city clerk Is hereby directed TO have
this resolution published for two consecutive
weeks. and Sergeant Arms r. NJ. Gelwieks
to serve the notice required by law;
Passed By Council July 5. A. d. 1883
GEO. W. NErrS. Vice President
Attest: J. s. SHEwALrRR. City Clerk. l59am
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NEW YORK aspusllcAN CLUBS
meet In state Convention and Prepare

=" Sa'e convention and Prepare
Tor the Campaign.
SARATOGA, n. Y. July l2-The Republi-
can otste League met in this city yesterday,
anu aaopsed the following resolutions:
heso"ed, lhat we enthusiastically ratify
the nomination of Benjamin Harrison, Of
INDIANA, Tor President, and Levi p. Morton.
of New York. for Vice President. and hear.
tily approve the platform OF the Republi-
can National Convention
With candidates of spotless character and
proved abilities we appeal confidently to
the people upon the paramount and clearly
aenned issue OF protection TO American in
dustries, American labor and American
homes.
hesofred That we appeal to all citizens
Mno feslre the prosperity of the people and
the dressings of good government to CO.
operate In organizing victory for the Ma
tionai and State tickets of the Republican
party; and We pledge this league, through
each oil the clubs and their 100 900 members
70 steadfsss, systematic, loyal work for the
triumph OF the party which saved the ma
ton.
Resofred, That as a league we distinctly
and cheerfnlly disclaim all right 10 repre-
sentation IN the regular conventions OF the
party. The object of this organization is to
act rs an auxiliary force and TO push the
cause OF the Republican party through CO.
operation with its regular and time-hon-
ored organization.
Delegate Miller, from the Young Mems
club OF the twenty-tirst assembly district,
New YORK, offered a resolution requesting
that the convention ask each club to as
sumo the responsibility of victory or defeat
Id It's section and urging the necessity of
work. The resolution was adopted
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-07-12
Notice to Contractors.

Sealed proposals will be received at the
office Of the City Clerk of the City Of Spring
field, Ohio, for furnishing the material and
doing the labor Of the following classes Of
work for said city. between the time of enter
ing into contract and the first day Of Decem-
Der. A. ID. 1883. according TO the plans and
specifications in the ONCE Of the city civil en-
giDeer OF said city, and In accordance with the
ordinances Of said city relating to said work.
said proposals to be rs follows:
First, for furnishing and putting in curb
and gutter. per nneal foot.
Second, for furnishing material and laying
brick sidewalks. Der square yard.
Third, for cutting sidewalks TO grade, per
cubic yard.
Fourth. for filling sidewalks to grade per
cubic yard.
Fifth. for graveling sidewalks. per cubic
yard.
An proposals must be for doing said work
according TO the plans, pronies and speeinea-
be signed by the full name of all parties
interested In said bid, and by some re-
sponsfble disinterested person as guarantee
that contract will be entered into. provided
the bid Is accepted, and must be on nle in
the city clerks office on or before Il O'Clock
noon, Of Friday. the 18th day Of July. A. ID.
1888. TO be opened and publicly read iMmedi-
ately after u O'Clock Of said day. in the pres
ence OF the mayor, city engineer. assistant
city engineer, and city clerk. or any two Of
them, and reported to council at the nrst
The city council reserves the night 10 reject
any or all proposals for any reason they mag
deem sufficient.
By order Of the City Council:
154am City Clerk.
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WELLS, RICHARDSON CO.. BURLINGTON VT
Sherif,s Sale.

Pursuant to the command Of an execution
OF sale Issued from the court Of common
pleas. OF Clark county, Ohio, and TO me di
rected and delivered. will offer for sale az
public auction, at the south door of tle court
house, Of saio county, in the city OF spring
field. Ohio. on
Saturday, August =, a. .. 1888,
at O'Clock p. NJ, the following described
mortgaged premises, to- wit:
Situated in the County OF Clark. In the otate
OF Ohio, and in Township of Springfield. and
bounded and described as follows. VIZ:
Being lots numbered two, three. four nye
and six u, 8, 4. 5 and o.. as numbered on pIst
of lots laid out by Norman Cove, which plat IS
recorded In plat records number :, page os,
recorders ONCE. Clark county, Ohio. ana De
ing same premises conveyed To sald Lnomas
and Sarah Day BY said Norman doye and
wife.
said premises appraised as follows;
Lot No. at sl75l0O; lot No. 3 at slS.U0i lot
No. 4 at sl25 90; lot No. az sdO-Oi lot No.
at $1,000. Said premises appraised as
whole at sl.625.O0.
Said premises will be offered separate and
as q whole and sold in the way that Will real
Said premises to be sid By order Of the
court Of common pleas OF Clark county. Ohio,
in case No. 9.l33. wherein Norman Gove Is
plaintiff and Thomas D,y et al. are defend
ants.
WILLIAM B. BAKER,
Sherp Clark County. Ohio.
GKo. A. BEARD, Attoney.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-07-12
Sheri6,s Sale.

Pursuant TO the command Of an execution
bf sale issued from the court Of common pleas
bf Clark county. Ohio, and to me directed and
delivered. will offer for sale at public auc-
tion at the south door of the court house OF
said county. in the city of Springfield. Ohio, on
Saturday, July IA, A. D. 1888,
at one O'Clock D. m, the following described
premises, towit:
Situated in the county Of Clark. In the state
Of Ohio. and In the city Of Springfield. and
being lot number two thousand six hundred
and seventy-nine (2,679), as numbered and
on plat Of lots laid out by II. J.
Miller and 3. r. Hotsenpiller, IN addition to
the said city Of Springfield. Ohio.
Said above described premises appraised a.
s3.OO0.00.
Said above described premises to be sold BY
order Of the court of common pleas of Clark
County. Ohio, in case No. 9,l5i, wherein
Asahel Franklin Is plaintiff and Eudora
Stewart. et al. are defendants.
Terms of sale-Cash.
WILLIAM B. BAKER,
Sheriff Of Clark county, Ohio.
HAGAS 4 HAGAS. Attorneys. l42o
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-07-12

The Toledo Commercial gives the RE-
PUBLIC the following strong backing:
The Springfield REPUBLIC has published
q series of strong articles during the last
few weeks on the necessity of cooperation
and sinking of narrow self-interest by the
citizens of town to secure accessions Of
prosperity and advantage. The REPUBLIC
is pointing to the importance for Spring
field just now of securing cheap fuel gas.
either natural or manufactured, and belt
railroad line. We feelingly subscribe to
the following sentiment:
''No one individual. or newspaper, can
secure these results. Individuals and
newspapers can suggest and urge, and do
but little else. But the city council and an
organized body Of five hundred citizens
can investigate, plan and push in the CON-
mon and general interest Of the town and
its citizens"