The Lima News from Lima, Ohio • 4

THE LIMA DAILY TIMES THURSDAY JAN 9 ANOTHER APPEAL -) AN INTERESTING TIME A BALLADE OP YOUTH Genery Wants Eeleaae Geaerva Ballard has by Prophet Jk Eastman her attorneys entered suit In the Common Pleas court for divorce from her husband John Ballard to whom she was married on April 15 1983 at Ada Harding county She simply charges wilful absence She owns In her own right inlot 1984 addition to Lima and wauts the title adjudged free from any claim of her husband also to restored to her maiden name Hayden She does not know John1 present residence so service must be mads by publication COURT HOUSE IBWS LICENSED TO LINK Alfred Pearson and Dettis Thomas DEEDS FOB BXCOBD Dell Hunter to IL Trace well inlot 413 in Harrod $350 i Bailey to Jacob Sunderland George Monroe and Mackenzie 40 acree of land in Spencer township $L500 Daniel Gbenour to Samuel 8pel-lacyi lnlot 2124 in addition to Lima $700 Jacob Sunderland to Bliley inlot 2230 in Satterthwaite addition to Lima $500 Gooding to Scott lalots 2617 and 2628 In A addition to Lima $160 Quit claim from a Moorman to Purdy one acre of land in 8pen-cerviUe $50 Noah Yant to Geo Mort lot 87 in addition to Cairo $50 Phillip Hoot to George Mort inlot 48 in Cairo $300 Clark Sakenmlller to David and Samuel Potto 7786 acres in Amanda township for $300 Samuel Potts to David Potts three-eights of the same property for $750 Maggie Hook to David Potts inter est in said property for $500 Installation of and 0- A Officers Able Speeches Good Music and a Couple of Presentations G-A1L Hall waa last night well filled with ladies and gentlemen assembled to witness tha installatioa Of officers of the A Poet and the auxiliary in addition to the usual ornaments there were flowers from the establishment of Mrs Rogers who is a member of the Specially noticeable were a fine bouquet of roses and a floral gavel The band of the Sons of Veterans played very Its medley of patriotic tunes being particularly good The regular program opened with a solo by Mra Davis in the absence of Mrs Trueedale with chorus by a quartette Mrs Nanjtle Crall retiring president then addressed those present alluding to the honor of holding the chair and thanking all members of the Relief Corps for aid She spoke of the good work of the relief committee in making over 300 visits during the year feeding the hungry consoling the bereaved and burying the dead expending over $400 In this work In a few years more the would stand alone and would stand for all those inculcating patriotism and practicing the principles of fraternity charity and loyalty The report of the relief committee was read showing an expenditure of $18405 for clothing and provisions and $21710 in cash a total of $40115 30 families assisted and 400 visits to the sick and needy BXJ INSTALLATION The officers' of the Relief Corps were then installed by Mrs Wright of Troy O- and the ceremony waa very pretty and well done The work of Mrs Wright and of Miss Anna Wlllower as conductor very much admired Ihe officers and committee are as follows: ELECTIVE OFFICERS: Mrs Sarah Fritz President Mrs Marietta Moulton Senior Vice President Mrs Angie Kellar Junior Vice President Mrs Sarah Reel Treasurer Mrs Elizaoeth Allen Chaplain Miss Anna Wlllower Conductor Mrs Ella Rogers Guard APPOINTED OFFICERS: Mrs Clara Collins Secretary MUb Ida Bates Assistant Conductor Mrs Lizzie Llndal Guard COMMITTEES Conference Mesdames Angerona Thrift Margaret Baxter Matilda Karnes Amelia Davis Martha Arter Executive Mesdames Alice Richie Laura Lou than Nannie Crall Frances Prophet Salina Moore Linda Heman Jennie Dobbins Relief Mesdames Kate Thomas Addle Boysell Anna Overmeyer Lindai Home and Mesdames Porter A Crippen Sabra Hurlburt Sarah Dixon Mesdames Imogens Trues-dale Florence Fullerton Amelia Davis Ellen McCoy Mesdames Rose Roberts Mary Moore annie Crall Miss Addle Trevor DELEGATES Delegates to the Ohio Department Mrs Baxter Alter -uate Mrs- Prophet COURTESIES The President-elect thanked Mrs Wright for her work and declined to inflict any of her eloquence on the corps Oa behalf of the corps Mrs Thrift presented to the retiring president a beautiful badge of the order making a neat speech Mrs Crall briefly replied expressing her gratification that her efforts had been appreciated Sue would wear the badge with pride and ever remember the many pleasant hours she had spent with the in 1889 The quartette "Flag of the Fearless was then sung and prepara-tiorts made for the A INSTALLATION rdi? TiaTLzM-Cjsitret Co Coomsa Room 21 tfanm Maui team Ywjpmoioi CUuxf Mo 84 Ueorg Wallace Williams is la the eltj Mapei of Cotumhaa Oroya wm here to-day Dr nermann la eonfiaed to hla room with La Urippa i 1 I Risk and Charlie McFadden left today for Columbus 1 Carry Thomas la very sick with Inflammation of the bowels 4 Will: Burkbardt of the Enquirer Is here on duty for hla paper Via and family of Perry township mored to BuekUuut today Hr A Beall haa returned from a visit with friends In Cincinnati XL1 Woolery haa the fashionable complaint but la able Ub about The1 Argyle Club had a pleasant danoe last night In Germania iialL Postmaster Melly left on the ft: 87 train last night for Columbus Col Clifton la oon fined to hla home 1 on West street with a serious nome Mrs Taylor went to Sidney last night where she will visit her parents Will Bond and Julia Bundy were married last night at the A church Mrs KoblUson has returned 1 from A visit with friends in West Leip-ale Ohio Willis Bichle left to-day to return to Seattle Washington after a visit to hla parents la this city Miss Emma Cochlln who has been visiting Mrs Botkins has returned to her home In Sidney John Neff clerk at O' shoe store and Mamie Davis saleslady at Felts Bros are on the sick list Dan Shoppie of south Main street sold hla meat shop this morning to A Berryman of 8L Ohio The sale of tickets German haa already been quite large Everybody will be at the play Solj Hecht book keeper for Michael returned yesterday from a visit In Chicago He caught la grippe while there A social was held at the residence of Rev Shultz on Sonth Main street last night Those who attended report a good time i 1 A Cuppy who runs the Ho-' tel and his entire family including their guestaRoy and Pearl Moore of Indianapolis are laid up with Influenza "A the word any more you desire to entertain your friends an evening at euchre you should ask them to participate in a euchre function Owing to the serions Illness of Mrs Chan Mann who is suffering from La Grippe there will be no meeting of the Loyal Temperance Legion this week The Dime Society of St Luth eran church held their regular month- ly meeting last night at the residence of Mrs Geo Overmyer of East Market street 1 Mrs Chas Klplinger haa left for In-T dlana polls after a pleasant visit with friends and attending a happy reunion of her family 8 Cross of the South Side Every one on the South side is laid up with La Grippe Dr Bates said tkla morning that he had any aleepfor four nights because be Is kept busy day and night 4 I am now ready to organise a class In Crayon Portrait Work Those wishing to Join tha Mam will please call at my studio this Week as we wish to com 1 menoa work at once eo 8t Mock Theo Paul of Cleveland has taken charge of the wall paper department in the city book store and will move bia family here Mr Paul cornea highly recommended and will no doubt give satisfaction to hla employer I Kelly druggls who recently -eld out his business at the north-west 1 roomer of Main and Wayne streets left for Jacksonville Florida to-day with hla wife for whose health they wii spend the winter in land of Fifteen tramps have tx si camped In an old shed formerly used by Wm 'Graves as a boiler shop on the A A Railroad near the depot They have caused a great deal at annoyance in the nelgborhood and should be fired out of town by the polite General George a Sheridan will deliver the last lecture pt the A course at the Opera House Mon day January 18 His subject Is uTbe Modern referring to Colonel Robert 8 IngersolL Admission 50c Baleef seats opens Monday at fcBCllne manager for Polk (BX the Is here making -preparations for the presentation of the play in Faurot Opera House on Jan ldth It has proven an immense success In New York and after fulfilling engagements booked will return east Lima Is lucky to get it Another Undertaker Mr Mattingly of Zanesville Ohio haa located hers In the undertaking business with an entire new stock of goods with new funeral ear aad furnishings ete Mr Mattingly comes well recommended as an sm- balmer and funeral director Any business Intrusted to him will be attended to promptly and with cars Mr Mattingly will be located at 408 and 410 North Mala street at furniture store In the Fitzgerald block two years He had made mistakes but had always done what he thought waa for the best Interests of the Post and the A and had no malice toward any member tff March to the was sung by Mrs John Fullerton and then Judge Austin was requested to go on with his speech With a rich vim of humor he proceeded The burden of bis address was that the soldiers who saved the Union deserved everything when they went Into the fight 1 for themselves end their families They bad preserved the credit of the government It was a disgrace that Ohio should have bad to build Homes The soldiers bad fought for the whole country and for the good of the South more thsh the North He gave a proper need of pralBe to the for its noble work A vote of thanks was passed to Judge Austin Capt Dowling and Mrs Wright and then Jhe whole audience retired to supper which was served In Cambrian Hall where six tables were laid and coffee ham beans pickles cake eta were served to all NOTES Mrs Wright was accompanied from Troy by Mrs Wyman Mrs Northcott and Mrs Lemon Mrs Brice was initiated into the last Monday night Seventeen of the C1 this city went to Wapakoneta on Tuesday to assist in the installation of officers of the corps The work in installation far surpassed that of the Tost Capt Dowling said he make a speech then proceeded to deliver a good one Judge arguments for liberality to the soldiers were tome of the strongest ever adduced PLEASURE VS DUTY Four Polieemen Fined forrSuccumb-lng to the Sirens Police officers Patton Sullivan Kennedy and Beach were before the Mayor last evening for investigation of a charge against them that they had been drinking beer in a house of ill-fame the night before It appears that Joseph Knox arrested on Tuesday evening tor being drunk claimed that he had been robbed of $5 and Chief Coliln sent Patton and Sullivan to look for the thief They searched round among the saloons and with the approval of the chief continued among the bawdy houses They went to the house of Laura Erler on North street and the surroundings appeared to be so attractive that they made themselves at home there for a long time and seemed to forget that they were looking for a thief1 Officers Beach and Kennedy were then induced in the place The landlady was sick in bed up stairs but the fun became so fast and furious among the coppers and girls that she came down stairs and made them hush their noise She says of the matter: and Sullivan staid for a couple of hoars but the others were only here about an hoar I see Kennedy and the other man at all only Patton and Sullivan They called up the beer and one of the girls gave it to them and take any money for it As far as I know they drank six bottles of beer Kennedy and Beach were not in all the time While they were here not more than two bottles were drank The chief came down and asked about it and I told him all I knew The officers all admitted their guilt and the Mayor gave them a severe lecture upon their breach of discipline in joining the breaking of the law He wonld be ciiticized for their appointment but as they were new men all possessing good reputations he would fine them $25 promising however that any repetition would cost them their places ST DAY How It Will1 be Celebrated in Columbus by the Jack-son Club One of the pioneer Democratic organizations of this State Is the Jackson of Columbus which annually banquet In honor of its patron This year the following programme will be carried oat: "Andrew lie Confirmed Statesmanship what lie Won Response by A Canton Ohio True in Battle it Will Be Faithful in Response by Hon Baker Cincinnati In Its Future are Up the Best and Highest Interests tha American Response by Hon Frank Hard Toledo Its Peril Lies in the of the Republican Leaders the Response by Hon Don Dickinson of Mich Young Upon Tbelr Training Depends Much of Future Response by Judson Harmon of Cincinnati Whatever Pre the Parity of the Ballot Promotes Democratic Response by Hon no Ramsey of Rising May Work Go Before Them and Rewards Come After by Hon Hysell Corning I 1 Uncertainty may avtend business and enterprises but it never the prompt administration of Cough Syrup Price 25 cents sore ran in the night1 and my refused to be Poor of course it did get Salvation Oil 8 Pity Only be S3 Removed Hla Office Marks real estate broker to building 54 2wks Remnant Sale going on at 87-lOt Excellent Seasons Why Lima Should Secure the Luth- eran College 'The question of locating a first-class the has college In the city of Lima upon donation of $15000 by her citizens been submitted to them for Uieir rejection or approval 1 There are many reasons why the proposed college should be promptly secured upon the conditions stipulated and only a greater Interest should be manifested in the matter than haa thus far been shown InJ the first place Lima should possess an Institution of learning that will give her such rank and position among the largest jand best cities of the Statel as she Is justly entitled to The great North-west is rapidly jsur-passing all other sections of the State In rapidity of growth and development In both wealth and population Ex-perience In this regard has proven that both wealth and population seek a pom-mon center to which all adjacent territory and towns are tributary The physical features of this section of Ohio indicate that ltj is still without a recognized center of industrial commercial and educational pursults and of population This at once suggests the Inevitable fact that ere long these pursuits and wpalth and population will begin to (drift towards one common center and an effort then to stay the tide in that direction will be utile in the extreme The cltizenstof Lima have been reputed for their excellent spirit of 'public enterprise in encouraging and supporting whatever would contribute to the growth and welfare of the city We are all justly proud of pas' history and to-day we have by reason of the public benevolence and energy of her citizens a city that challenges comparison with any other city ifl the State with 25000 people Shall we stop here and be satisfied with what has been accomplished in the past or shall we maintain that spirit of enterprise that has enabled Lima toj out' rival all other towns In this section of the State? -In the consideration of thisj matter the question naturally arises can a city with a population of only people be the recognized metropolis of Northwestern Ohio? In view of the many ambitious and rivalistlc towns scattered over this section it certainly will require a city of larger proportions Lima has in a measure the acquired facilities and features of a metrOpoli tan city viz: her excellent system of railroa Is radiating in all directions and communicating with the principal cities of the United States as well as of the State Her large number of diversified industries will give employment to many hundreds of honest sober and intelligent sons of toil Her electric street railway and excellent system of public schools and splendid churches together with the numerous handsome business blocks and residences which stand with imposing conspicuousness along her long broad streets and her unsurpassed developed natural resources and advantages all stand forth as lasting monuments to the exerted enterprise and energy of the citizens of Lima! But these institutions of themselves can not produce any greater results for the future welfare of the city or contribute to he growth in any greater degree than they have already given The principle of growth is very much the same in the case of a city as in that of animal and vegetable life certain conditions1 must be observed in order to property sustain life and propagate growth LTer? breath we breathe consumes a certain portion of carbon until in a remarkably short period of time we thus consume our own weight Yet consuming process is essential to the existence o' life and continuation of growth So in the building of a city it is necessary that the citizens consume their acquired wealth and energies to continue the growth and prosperity of the placewhlch in turn as every enter prising business man Knows will increase and enlarge his opportunities to acquire wealth and bring prosperity to the citizens individually Procure the proposed college and you will add an institution1 to the city which will bring more wealth and population than any other which the city to-day possesses Dotson remedies w'hlchj used once will always be kept in th house Laxador we refer to Price pnly 25 cents a package The man who scolds his crying! aby and is too mean to Invest 25 cents in a bottle of Lr Baby Syrup should be divoi It is one of those rare good arced Ho For Ho I For Columbus The Pennsylvania Co will special train to Columbus Ohio next Sunday January 12th leaving Wayne at with the Club of Ft Wayne Ind Wert and Delphos clubs I The special will arrive at Lima at 4 whee it wilt pick up the two Pullman Sleeping cars and combination car wfaich will be left here sometime Saturday to be decorate and nsed by toe Brice Club to Columbus during their stay there and returning The train will arrive at Col 6m bus about 7:30 I I This will make a very nice trip and all Lima People are invited to join the Clttb in their special train to the capital city Rates for the round trip $215 88-2t run a text Ft Hendricks also! Van FOR RENT A well furnished 8 i room residence excellent location Jan rent dre8t west pat of town from 20 until' May 20 Will only to small family AC Boa 773 City 69-3t Specialty work by negroes in plantation scenes in The German Volunt 5 68-3t Blocks of Five 'f tjhe matter with psying your water renti at the office? 67 8 I Special German songs by Will D- Eapher Friday and 08-3 1 night Aj $fid btoomia brra im kmA (fat CiMmB eod Oxer mj tormbtmA Umxih mf Sajt ur a a Touts a Ml one vwr toods WooVWt than Aofjrro Scats taot art lurkfe Sow a Ur Mood fefOOb: tAo Wr I I us mot oM Woorr re- Ito (MtMOiid good tbo Nor a there much 1 Mfret Wilt thou not (luother (od fargtS TokimUrnUM ooriy (owed leu ami loutn and Wurp or that (rt lurking door the rood) Jtyl I sheS prey thee aeX loweaUac The eod of roe od the ud cZ IL Tboa hut ao (oul for Mix repeating TOykweepln blades bea mortal fall (ana tana's tare bear the call aad greoa I ahatt ba mimed gtrika thea tbea ohalt eot me appall Death that art lurking dotra the mad I atrikaaare If arrikak mere ba What time I forget tby dure are owed Setae them suddenly China to Jataly Death that art lurking down the road! Black in Orertand Older Than tha Pyramids With an antiquity rivaling probably exceeding that of tbe pyramids of Egypt and a reputation scarcely inferior it is remarkable how little notice has been taken of the death of the colossal dragon tree of Oratava This gigantic hoary headed vegetable veteran died almost suddenly a few years ago and may be said like the old masterpiece to have gone pieces all at once all at once and nothing first just as babbies do when they After a baby he od of centuries decades of 'maturity and a decadence of ages it does seem pitiable that the departure of this wonder of the world should have evoked little or no comment When Alonzo de Lugo the conqueror of Teneriffe came to Oratava in 1498 he spared the tree but scandalized at the profane mysteries which bad taken place in its interior he converted its hollowness into a chapel for holy mass Humboldt in 1799 gives its height as about fifty or sixty feet and its circumference near the roots at forty-five feet and the diameter of the trunk at ten feet from the ground is stlil twelve English and he computed its ags at 10000 years Tbe opening wss so large that a table was placed in it round which fourteen persons could seat themselves and a staircase in tbe interior conducted the visitor np to tbe height whence the branches sprang Loudon Globe A Kirn Egyptian Flora The National Museum of Egyptian Antiquities at Bulak contains a very interesting collection of plants hich have been found in the catacomb and sepulchral monuments of tbe country Dr Schwewfurth as the first to study this aacieut flora width contains no example of a plant that does not grow today in tbe Nile valley Nor does the most minute examination sbow the least difference between tlie vegetation hich flourished fifty centuries ago and that of tbe present time In some rssew tbe color of the flowers can be clealfly distinguished as for instance the purple larkspur tbe red poppy the reddish brown saffroo and the blue lotus The leaves of the watermelon contain grains of chlorophyll perfectly visible in the microscope All these were found in great numbers in the burial place of tbe fifteenth dynasty 8000 years and in one tomb of tbe same time some ears of hurley In later monuments were discovered mustard flax cucumbers lentils nc rones juniper bemes dates holly hoe rysonthemuma figaolive onions and grapes Around the necks and upon the breast of tbs mammies of 1100 (ie gar Lands of celery leaves and bljr lotus flowers In regard to various specimens of grain discovered it may be added that no attempt to make them grow has ever succeeded the plants having been subjected to great heat at the time of the embalming and burial which while it preserved them destroyed their germinating power Tbe case in which mummy wheat is said to have been raised are due simply to the fraudulent mixture of modern with the ancient grains Chicago Herald Ba a Bnnr An episode a few days ago in which a delicate looking young man completely knocked out an antagonist with fifty pounds superiority in weight and tbe training of a hoodlum has given an impetus to boxing and during the past week no lews than twenty young men have joined the sparring classes A familiarity with the manly art of self defense by no means inculcates a fight ing disposition A good boxer is more than a match for mere brute force as his blows are not aimed in vain A quick smart blow applied to tbe proper spot will knock out a giant who would withstand a blow from a hammer oa his thick head No good boxer ever need be shot by a man at close quarters who is obliged to go to the hip pocket for his gun for when tie reaches back his arm he must raise his head slightly lie leaves his entire front exposed and the jugular is temptingly displayed A comparative tap on the jugular will make the other man forget for the time being that be ever had a gun Interview in St Loots Globe-Democrat Fresh fish oysters and poultry to be had dally at the joweet prices at 643 South Main Street tbUAtu-tr Irish and plantation songs In German Volunteer 68-3t Red and white flannel white and red table damask at a bargain at 60-12 See Will Eapher in The German Volunteer at the opera house 68-3t The latest All hands for the last week haye been busy remarking goods at lees than eoet price Before removal ia the time for bargains at TfLke your friends to the The German Volunteer at the opera house 68-3t Say they are waiting at the Water office for you to pay yonr water rent- 67 2 A prize of Tea Dollar paid by the Daily Times for the quickest working of the Blocks of Five puzzle Sold only at Times counter wAjrrxn nR Room at 2U Monk Street Ell bet Tseeter Btrbt toreeS of M-J two door kcv( oo4 owerei (mailer Lrare at Timm offle- WAXTKD-A person wkb a few hundred dollar So loan ia unoU arwoeta wetehre Jvwvlrv eto (t I per ewnt month He oon bold the Jewelry as seeurlty boif value tbe mist to nett np bar pamrstan wwirere H- How let Coouaemmt fiouw S-b'h North Mtun Bb Lima 11 Rehabte local and trr In salesmen Prmtkwe permanent sown Inducement now ft hlo -m-i-a irn d-lav Halary fmre tri EKink Nurewymra Roche-er WHERE IS DIBLING? A LIMA MAN DESERTS HIS WIFE AND CHILDREN Strong Suspicion That He Taken Up with Another Woman Has On the 4th of October Lewis Dlb-Uhg of 731 Greenlawn Avenue bade nia family an affectionate farewell and left for Henderson Ky 'where he" Said he bad a job as engineer on a railroad He wrote two affectionate letters In the first two weeks of bis absence telling bis wife to kiss the children for him and stated that be expected to go to work there every day Since then his wife has not heard from him She became very much worried as he never went longer than two weeks without writing when away from home she feared he had been killed Through members of the Brotherhood of which Dlbllng was a member in good standing she has heard that he was at Charleston Ills last Wednesday He was formerly an engineer on the Toledo Kansas City A St Louis Railway his run being from St Louts to Charleston He boarded at Charleston with a Mrs Motberell who has a husband living and Is not divorced has three grown sons Mrs Dlbllng has heard that her husband Is living with this woman He resigned his position on the Toledo A fit Ry in- August and came home Mrs Dib-lingdld not notice anything unusual in his actions during bis visit at home Martin Dlbllng a brother of Lewis has heard that he made a trip through the South since he left Lima but nothing else concerning him Mrs Dlbllng says: have been married sixteen years and never bad a quarrel or a cross word of any kind He was so quiet and suoh a good man to bis family that be seemed to live only for bis family what makes the shock so awful When he was at home he always stayed In evenings unless he had to attend a meeting of the Brotherhood or had some very urgent business to attend to We have 8 Eddie 15 Erbie 13 and Henry 10 For a while I worried so much that I thought I would loose my senses His parents are both living and reside at Perrysburgh Ohio His mother is almost prostrate with grief at her ungrateful actions This house and lot was all paid for and we had some money saved which has helped te support the family as he has contributed nothing since August He had no excuse for leaving his family as he had nothing to worry Mrs Dlbllng has been compelled to take in boarders for the support of her sons as they are all going to school and need clothes and books She thinks there must be a woman In the affair as her husband was always so kind and good to his family and thought so much of his children that nothing else could have caused him to stay away and not even write If he came back she would forgive him for the sake of the children as they take it so hard and understand why papa write or come home The following notice appeared in the January number of the of Journal: Lewis Dlbllng formerly on the Toledo Kansas City A St Louis Railway will confer a favor upon his family by addressing them Any Brother knowing his present address will confer a favor by addressing the A Division No Mrs Dlbllng states that for sixteen years ner life has been a happy one Sbe Is almost heart-broken and has the sympathy of the entire community as she is loved by an In the neighborhood in which she Replevin Salts- Anderson foreman of a gang of workmen OB A Railroad is Instructed £0 present his time book at the office la this city He did so giving the book to ifhn McCadden who retained It Andensqn filed suit in Justice courtto replevin the property and Constable Paton secured it Jasknlek hasfied suit in replevin to secure a quantity of old Iron bought from John Black but held by Charles Duval James Hook traded teams with Whitehead who represented tha Hook could sell the team he procured to Tom Fltzmaurice for $95 as Tom wanted the horses But Tom have them and when Hook wanted Whitehead to trade back be refused Hook replevlned bis horses Constable Patton getting them for him Notice On and after this day my account will be in the hand of Kahle he having the right to receipt all bills due me if any small account I owe please present bill to Mr Kahle Kelly Haye you bought of Five Buy at the Times counter for 10 cents and try for the $10 prize POWDER Absolutely Pure This powCerjwvsr varies A aiarew atrenfth purity aad uhotesiiKnoa More seonomtnal thaa tbe ordinary klndi and eeso-ot bs (old la eompetictaa with IBs nuklaid tom tari short wetrht alum er phosphate powders StU omloiUtm aa Botol Baxxso Pona Ool Wafl st KY? O0RS- BA Hreitarheand reltere the traabme Inel Seat to biiioae emte ot each Dliriaem Kiueu Droweta Dwtrme (be aaiiof Fai te the Skta So- fhihtliernoe remarkable mrirm bee ben ebowe la anrlay SUCK Eeelieta yet Ctuu Liras Lira Fiu i ora equaMy valuable ta rospanoa oarmi eiri preveatieg tbnanoujmseooipiae ta they etao correct ai betrita ot Lew tanaeO stimul La tbe liver and resutaea tbe tevn Xvea tf lby caly eored Ache they weald be alma who ea ffw from tbta nrr-iiv eompiatnt bat fortunately their yootaea aw not eoc bere rd tbrwe who once try them wBi IL them btlie puis valuabta ta ec omey wsy the they will not be wiihna to do without Bat (fur ACME ii tb of $0 BttBT Cwg ILM fadfta fa Nr ia he oar fin WiL Our i cor vhiW otbars do Dot CAJRiat Lirni Lmi rnrrn vara mrm aaliysMjrioUke ho or n(r 401 toy 4a ortrlif kvritaiAp ajd MSt grip or pain bat bj hnr mtiM aJ3 wLo um Is ml cnr far tt Bold tnf tlMi sw-n by am viryi Mtsi fcalEL SILa Ssdfca SherifPs Male Tbi Cooinifdil Ouitt" Co Gideon 2Hinob By virtue of an nVr of froa me Court of coffttDun of a itot VkMinty tfinu And to mo din 4 i ufer for at IKXA or tt tn mr aoCtf Lima ox vx is i Betetet tbe bourn of 1 dock $od 4 ciurfc a tbe fotbelnf mecnM yertooM proper ly a wofort eancsbed Two sbow Oi aa ooo wKboot tl One lot of book apfmw4 at Trrm of on cmh LAWRRSCE CFbEtlX mzerC Bjowocb fiiLrviu PUT a Att 4 erH 2m a DK MYANCE SURGEON AND PHYSICIAN City BoUdlns over RcstoSke Omoeboore ltantit a Catarrhal Racial and All Duwwee of Women and Children a specialty OmwulLorioa and examination tna S-l BOGGS (Bsccetser to James Leech) Reliable Insurance At the old stand No 232- North Main Street u-t FGSTUEBER1ID Practice limited to tbe Eye Ear Nose and Throat- Office In tbe Metropolitan bkvk iv Cos House Beattenoe 730 North sum Offioeboure: 10 to 12 a jllo 4 p- ra Tu re- is-pt ly A Positive Guarantee The ocFmriand Indian Pill are now tor aata by Bv of tbe taadin draarnt or Uma A poutlve core tor na and Nervous Headache Female taeahneaale-lKvertonCoa sapauon aed Kbenmattam If you in try te box and It fails to beoeat you we wilt refund the price pakL None genuine without InJtlalt and trade BUtrfc oa oacb faux Fifty din for om doliar fifty put each box price oo doUw ier bo For ae by J- Marion Ur A mb too M4rilie Hro A wb ifid John Merer ta ua daw Nv Id-ly FRITZ TRUPP Has opened a NEW HOTEL in the new Hohir block South Main street called th Ohio House Mr Trupp has had several years experience in the hotel business and will endeavor to please all who give him a call Also have Restaurant and Sample Rooms connected New Block 8 Main 84 near A depot The Shoe Shop! 5 must high axis the Only First-Class One In the City VECIA LT1ES ore to bond lornod sewn mom i any stye loot and mlL er tbs Bare kid tkla BoBrend and On boom reno tad sandy and promptly aIL tabfMtis Qmmntoad to yrenrawtawta toaae cheap work Ail work warranted WM MMITM FOLSOM REAIa ESTATE BROKER I hnoms A 14 Opera Untiae Block Linens at In connection with our great Remnant Sale we will also give a special sale of linens We have received a splendid lot of samples from one of the best German manufacturers in Europe This will be one of the greatest linen sales Lima ever heard of Below we mention a few of the great bargains offered: Bleached table covers worth $150 for $100 bleached table covers with knotted fringe worth $4 00 $5 00 and $6 00 for $2 00 $2 50 and $3 25 bleached napkins yards square worth $2 50 $3 00 $4 00 and $500 far SI 50 $2 00 $2 50 and $3 00 perdozeu Fringed napkins actually worth 10 12j and 15 cents each for 5 6 and 8 cents each In fine towels are offering some wonderful bargains We are also showing a splendid line ot fine towels in new novelties at extremely low prices This will be a great linen sale and It pay you to miss It 69 4t 57 Public Square Elizabeth W11L The will of Elizabeth Nunivlller has been admitted to probata She died on December 19 last In Spencer township leaving one son Edward and a grandson George at Spencer-vilie and two granddaughters at Converse The will is dated February 13 1889 and is witnessed by lluldah Miller and Maud Nuniviller After meat of all just debts it gives the remainder of her property i mid personal makes John a uf hpen-cerville executor and sij that no appraisement and public bale shall be made A Name lee Prlseaer Chle ColyiD about 2 today arrested an old mao a boiler maker for indecency in rear of a saloon in South Lima The prisoner was taken before the mayor who found that the place in rear of the saloon could be seen from the street and so let the man go witn an admonition to be more careful The old man who was only married on New day was glad to get off Those who saw the arrest say it waa a very proper one The arresting officer forgot the name 1 Court The Mayor this morning bad before him two drunks One waa the fellow ran in yesterday morniog by Officers Comer and Corcoran He gave the name of John Wilson The other was Wm Smith arrested by Officers Wise and Ryan and each was fined $760 and as neither had and money they were sent down Wilson was suspected of having got the $5 lost by Knox the man arrested on Tuesday evening but was no proof Union Prayer Meeting There will be as requested in connection with the week of prayer exercises a union prayer meeting to-morrow afternoon at the headquarters at 2:30 Every earnest Christian woman who wishes for an outpouring of holy spirit in this city and all over the world should take part In the meeting and bring a friend with herj Mbs II A Moork Pres The Rule Should Work Both Ways The Chief of Police having investigated and found that four of his men were In a of ill should now do his dnty in the premises He has officially reported to the mayor the existence of such a place and if be does not suppress it he should be fired The Mayor too having evidence shoald proceed Diamond Cut Diamond i i Levy was about to be made to-day on stock held by Wm Halm under execution obtained by Reuben Malzer for $491 An attempt was made to replevin tfhe goods on the strength of a chattel mortgage held by Fred Holland but It was found that they were not covered by the mortgage and steps were taken to settle thej matter Presbyter lan Vote on Revision Thus far 45 of the 21F presbyteries of the Presbyterian church have been reported as voting on the overtures on revision of the Westminister Standards Twelve presbyteries voted no and 88 have voted yea These presbyteries represent a total pf 1097 ministers and 25 i 236 communicants Chicago end Atlantic Ry Columbus and return Jan 12th I3tb and 14th This company will sell exeurdoa tickets for $2 for round trip It member this is the short Une fto Columbus Train 8 and 12 have chair care between Columbus and ChtnagoJ For any information apply e5t McCoy Agent Attend the Creak Remnant Bale at Blueia's this week djJ Vt 1 i h' This was conducted by Capt II Uowlingof Toledo Following are the officers: Commander Davis Senior Vice Commander Kellar Junior Vice Commander Byrd Black Surgeon Hiner Chaplain Kemp Officer of the Day Sherman Officer of the' Guard Crum Adjutant Weatherell: Sergeant Major Wm Kelffer Quarter Master Sergeant Dobbins The President thanked the Installing officer after which the song Old Gamp was sung by Mrs Davis Capt Dowling was called on for a speech and referred to the good work of the A In assisting disabled soldiers and the widows and orphans at dead comrades keeping alive ithe spirit of patriotism and influencing legislation in behalf at those who bad fought for the preservation of the Union It was the duty of every patriotic citizen to assist in educating a sentiment for more just and liberal pension laws and prevent the old soldiers from being separated from their wives till they joined their comrades waiting for them on eternal camping Austin of Toledo Judge Advocate General ou Gen staff he was glad to note that both the A and of Lima were in a flourishing condition The retiring Commander had evidently performed his duty well He had been duputed by the comrades of the post to present the retiring Commander with a little token of their love and esteem a A badge Its value waa not very great but all the wealth of a millionaire eon Id not boy one The- man who received it was true to his country In tlfb hour of her peril and did all he could for preservation and for alt that is good In ciTilJ ration It would be appreciated and handed down to his descendants at a most precious heirloom 1 OA Moulton returned bis sincere tanks To have been commander of this post was an honor 8 He spoke of Great the progress of the Post in the paat Club gives a saint 1 by His by His Lynch 2 Time of Time of Charles 8 Bound of 4 Attempts to Abridge Detroit 5 Political Our Hon 6 serves Cincinnati 7 Their Their Response 1 ventures attends Dr ul fellow 1 cents 1 room 8 1 The German Volunteer Friday and Saturday 4 68-3t Buy your yarns of Felts Bros A Co s-m-w-f Attend the Great Remnant sale at this week dAw 87-lOt 8 Remember the date of The German Volunteer Friday and Buckeye ttpo Lins runs yesterday Saturday January 10 and 11 grs-o 83 bLls shipments 417907 bblal 63-3L Gilt tdgt city and oon try properly for sale and exchange Handsome lets ia Clifton oa small monthly yavrrfcU If you want buy or stl rejvriy a 11 FOLSOM i (t WM-eo iltiintr Saturday 'X.