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SAJOH7SKY DAILY IJEOTSITSK. SATURDAY, llABCH 2S, 1891. Do You Want a New Dress? Call on Assortment is large, every piece new, each pattern new style every new color, every now weave. You miss it, it you do not give us a call; we are suro to please you. THIS WEEKS' Four Pieces Beautiful Dress Plaids at $1.05.

Next week these Plaids will be sold at the regular price. These All-Wool Plaids are rich in effect aud make beautiful patterns on combination effects. Spring Jackets, everyone new and Btvlish. The most heau tHill shades )n new B-ress Cballieg at 5p. New Cxing learns.

New Prints. IV-fcw Outing Cloths, IVew Shirtings. We ofler Musllna, Pillow Casings and Sheetings much less than regular prices. Black Embroideries. Black Wash B-ress Cream Cashmeres at 5O, 65 and 75c.

The Best fientw White Shirts ever shown In the city. A good Corset at 5Oc usually sold at A. ZERBE SOKT. TELEPHONE 2S2. BLOCK and artistic production in BODY BRUSSELS CARPETS EXCLUSIVE PATTERNS.

R. M. C. B. Wilcox.

FINE FURNITURE! Greatly Reduced Prices AT- J. KRUPP Undertakers and Embalmer 634 MARKET STREET I FALL AND WINTER Suitings, Overcoatings and Vestings MERCHANT TAILOR- MASONIC TEMPLE J. D. McFAL CLOTHI Boys' Confirmation Outfits A proud mother--and mother is not proud of her boy desires him to look equally as well, if not better, than any other lad in the class when that great event in a boy's life, confirmation, takes place. We wish to call your attention to-day to our several lines of Confirmation Suits.

Blue Long Pant Suits, three pieces, ages 12 to 18 years, handsomely made and trimmed, and the prices ranging from $5 to $15, Blue Tricot Long Pant Suits, three pieces, handsomely made and trimmed, ages 12 to 18 years, at all prices. Black Cheviot Long Pant Suits, three pieces, ages 12 to 18 years, nobby, neat and genteel, at prices to please everybody. Long Pant Suits in dark mixtures, ages 12 to 18 years at all prices. In Boys' Short Pant Suits we show an elegant Blue Tricot, ages 4 to 14 years, well made, new styles; a great bargain for the pn.ce aeked, Kn ne lue Tri ot Short Pant Suits a reat variety from to Black and Blue Cheviot Short Pant Suits, ages 4 to 14 vears all styles and quality, from $5 to Plain Blue Suits, made in Al style, at all prices Eine Worsted Short Pant Suits, ages 4 to 14 vears a variety from 13.50 to A very large assortment of Dark Mixed Suits, suitable ior confirmation, in every quality and style, at all prices. Buy where you can find the largest assortment, the best goods and the lowest prices, and we do not hesitate to promise you all these We have always been considered headquarters ior confirmation outfits.

THE REGISTER IFFItilAI, OF THE OITV NOTKJJE TO AI.l, SJKIETBES, JiTCJ All advertisements and local notices In THB FVEGISTER for excursions and entertainments of any find every Mud that are gotten tip for profit will bo charged for at our mercantile ratt-b. ft matters not whether they are for churchos, societies or benevolent organizations. It each entertainment? are arranged for the purpose of making some money, tae advertis- u.g done for them la a legitimate Item of expense, tho name ae any other and should be so eon8llreed, OF THE REGISTER. TIME TABLE, The time of all trains named below IB Central time, which la twenty-eight minutes Blower than Ooluinbas time. ler JACOB KUEBELER.AUGU8T KUEBELER J.

KUEBELER CO. BREWERS OP Lager Beer and Ales Brewery Tiffin West of Mills St, 8AJS 8AJSDU8KY OHIO-r- MEERIAM, M. improved boilers.a complete outfit, with his macfimry for driving pulling and UandllM pound stakb, eto. Parties purcdaeine wll find It to their Interest to call on him for pro posala. plans and estimates.

Office N. cor- 6r 6r 8treet and cor- 6r 8treet and ColutnbU8 avenue, Ban- BIG FOUR ROUTE Iu uriday, January 11,1891 at noon. Time of Traiua at Sandusfcy. Leave. Wo, 9 Night Express daily 7 30 No.6 10 20 a No.

23 (local) lor Clyde, TKlln Carey 6 00 a ni Arrive. No. 8 Night Express dally 7 45 a No. i2Maif 3 45 "Daily except Sundays. Trains 8 and 9 have combination, chair and sleeping oars between Sandusky and Cincinnati daily.

All trains (except local. No. 23) mafce close oonneo tions at SprlnRlleld for Columbus, Day tori. Cincinnati aud southern points. For ickets, time cards and full information regarding connections call on H.

A.Loclikwood, olty ticket agent, No. 113 Columbus avenue. Telephone 28, or W. Talcott, ticket agent, Big 4 depot. Lake R- R- Leave.

Mall and Express, Daily 1 00 a in Lima Accomodation 1 20 in Denver Express f9 10 in Arrive Sanclusky Accommodation 25 Mall and Express 35 Fast Express, daily 10 45 a in 'Daily. (Daily except Gaturday. Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway. In eflectNov. 30,1890 LEAVE-EASTBOUND.

K. R. Time. City Time. rraln No.

rf. thro 45 a. m. 818 a. m.

No. fi, ...11 45p. m. 1213 a.m. No.

28. aoo 7 2 2 a m. 7 60 m. Ne. 22.

JNo. 70. wfrgt" 7 03 p. m. 7 31 p.

m. 10 00 a. m. 1028 a. m.

Trains-No. 8 and 0 run dally and carry through New York Boston Sleepers. LEAVE-WESTBOUND. E. R.

Time. City Time, Train No. 5, thro 40 p. m. 108p.m.

No. 26, 7 6 0 a 818 a.m. No 6 4 6 i 613p.m. No. ...1055 a.m.

11 23 a.m. Tram No, 5 runs daily. Passengers will be carried on way freight trains when provided with tickets. The Lake Shore via Cleveland in connection the Erie, and P. L.

E. R. Rs. forms the quickest and most direct route to Pittsburgh. All information cheerfully furnished passengers on application In person or by telephone.

City Ticket ofllceNo. 113, Columbus Avo. Telephone nflice No. 28. Depot office No.

386. A. J. SMITH, H. A.

LOCKWOOD, G.P. A. Ticket Agent, Citv and Depot. 7:30 a. 3:00 p.

Baltimore Ohio- Through Tickets to all points in the United States. For tlckelp, sleeping car accommodations or Information call at city ticket ollice, West house. Banauslry, (For Phila. 1 delphir, New Vork, Pittsburg, i 1 Columbus, Cincinnati, Chicago, I and all stations. na.

TifHn, FoBtona, Chicago and all i stations on Chicago division, Makes close connection with vesti- nn buled limited express for tho East -j arnvluK at Washington at 11:45 a. m. On Sundays--7'30 a. only, Trains Arrive noon and 7:40 p. in.

T. B. TUCKER, Ticket Ag't, Sandusuy, Sandusky a i Service- Mails close at postolfloe aa follows, standard line-- 28 mtnutps slower than city time: EAST--L. 8, M.S. Ry 6 15 a 6 30 E.

Ry. (via Fremont) 12 00 in B. feO. Ry. (via Mouroeville) 2 30 Big Four (via Clyde) 9 50 a Notice.

The delegates to the Republican city meet at the convention rooms in the courfc bouse on Tuesday evening, March 31st, at eight o'clock sharp and put in nomination a Republican city ticket for the following offices: a mayor, city solicitor, mirishal, city commissioner, water works trustee, cemetery trustee and two cor stables. The membeie of the waid committees will meet at the same time and place. By order of the F. P. COLYER, B.

KING, Secretary. Chairman. Tlic JLHCt MC "Have yon heard" about the beautiful new line ot Carpets and Draperies we have now open and ready for the spring trade? If you need anythingiu nur line, it will be well worth your while to call and see us. JNO, J. AND GEO.

A. Eecn, mai24Sudwtf. OUK EASTER Friday and Saturday, March 27 and 38, 1891. Special at. tractions iu millinery.

SCHMIDT, Temple of Fashion, 711 Market St. rnai25d4t SEWER-PIPE lire-brick, fire-clay and COAL for sale cheap by Fred, Grocb. Con tractors Aitciitloit. Sewer pipe suitable for wells and lawns, also where laree and heavy pipe are required; all sizes of eewer pipe of the best quality at the lowest price; also fire-proof chimney flues, both round aud square, for Fred Groch. You can get the beat quality of sew er-pipe ae cheap from Fred.

Groch as the poor-pipe is sold elsewhere. FEJUSONAL. Miss Rose Coitley, a well known expert trimmer, at Schmidt's Temple ol" Fashion, 711 Market St. maiSSddt False Is practiced by many people who buy inferior articles of food, because cheaper than standard goode, Surely infants are entitled to the best food obtainable. It is a fact that the Jjrail Borden "Eagle" Brand Condensed Milk is the best infant food.

Your grocer keeps it. rnai7d7-14-21-28 You and KOU and Von Will miss it if you don't buy your spring stock of teas and coffees, spices and baking powder, at 324 Columbus avenue, China and Japan Tea Store opposite postoffice. rnai26dThSaTulrno WEST--L. B. Ry 12 00 00 6 80 ui Big Four 9 60 a 7 0 0 -E.

6 00 SOUTH-B. 0. Ry 7 00 a 2 30 Big Four 9 so a iu 7 00 E. W.Ry 6 09 a ISLANDS--Uopait 1 30 10 30 a Thursday and Saturday 10 00 a SOLDIERS' HOME 10 00 a arrive acpostofflco (standard time): EA8TERN-6 20 a 8 20 a 1 16 6 10 ni. WESTERN--6 20 a 3 40 in, 7 30 m.

OUTriERN--3 40 0 50 rn, 9 25 a 1 CO a 8 1 15 a m. Island Mails--Monday, Wednesday and Friday. The only mall east Sunday is bv train No. 8 i. S.

M. and leaves the postoilioo at 515 in This mail IB closed Saturday evenings at :30 o'clock. The public will please bear in mind that tannard time is given Ihrouehout the above chedule. CITY AND I i JLiUC'AJL, WJBA'J'HElt OBBBRVEK'B OFFICE, U. 8 A.

Custom House, Bandualty, Mar. 27, 1891, NOTE--All observations tafeen on 76i men Jan time. Cushion. The finder of a phaeton cushion -will be suitably rewarded by leaving same at Grooaman'B livery stable. dlt OUR EASTER OPENING.

Friday and Saturday, March 27 aud 38, 18O1. Special attractions in millinery. S. SCHMIDT, Temple ol Fasbioii, 711 Market St. raai35d4t LOCAL TIME.

BABOM. THBB. WIND. STATE OF DJr Vel I -WHAT'S 00 a. in.

20.88 I 36 I I 12 I Cloudy. 0 0 I 20.86 I 331 I I I3l.kt.8now Maximum temperature lor the past twenty- our hours 43. Minimum temperature for the past twenty- our hours 30 Precipitation for the past tweuty-four Lours, i Tho temperature from the following stations was reported at 8 p. in. tUla date: Alpena 32, Ohioajto 31, Blemarok 40.

Fort ully 50, Duluth 32, bt. Vincent 31, Bt. Paul North latte 38, Bioux City 40, Cheyenne 42 B.F. HOCJQH. deret.

Bitr. Oorps.D. 8. Flour, lour. We sell a good flour for $5 per barrel.

It. M. J. BENDER Co. Card of Thanks.

Mr. Wm. Rau wishes to thank all those friends and neighbors for, their many acts of kindness and sympathy during the sad hours of death and burial, and especially to Mrs. Capman and Mrs, Reinhardt, and to Messrs. Krupp Son for their efficient vices.

Their "kindness will never be forgotten. Orand Conceit Opcru aud Ball, Given under the auspices of the liar- monie Singing society of Sandusky March 30, '91, at Larnmer's hall, Danbury, Ohio. Train will leave at 5:45 m. and by special arrangements with tne L. S.

M. S. R. R. Co.

the train No. 6, arriving at Sandusky at 11:45 will stop at Danbury station; also street car accommodations have been provided for. Tnfi COMMITTEE. maiSSsat-eun. FIRE! Sligfetly Damaged Jiendy for Business tills Morning.

I OPECIALTIES Lake Gab and fiesh sea mackerel. Sweet potatoes. Imported Swiss Cheese. Apple butter. Oranges and grape fiuit.

High-life coffee, Maple sugar and Syrup we know to be pure. It. 1.1. EVERETT Sugar Mown--Twenty Pounds for $1. M.

J. Bender Co. will sell Granulated Sugar for 5c after March 30th, and other sugars as cheap in proportion. it. A Sign ol REPUBLICANS register today.

DEMOCRATIC caucuses tonight. SEND in your ballots mayor's contest. today for the CITY butchers Easter meata. are displaying fine E. M.

COB was fined SI and costs by the mayor yesterday for intoxication. SEVERAL fish shanties about the islands were damaged by the gale on Thursday. i THE steambarge Houghton carried a caigo of stouw this week from Marblehead to Detroit. THE Republican city convention will be held at the cenrc bouse on Tuesday evening, March 81. large THE steamer Eagle brought a cargo of flsh and wine from the to this city yesterday.

H. A. LOCKWOOD sports a new child's seat and luggage carrier attachment ror his bicycle. IT is said that Mr. II.

Montgomery will run on an independent ticket for assessor in the First ward. THE eemi annual examination of the county treasury has been commenced, Messrs, T. M. Sloane and Louis Zerbe are officiating as EASTER market at the E. church parlors today at 10 o'clock.

Supper from 25 cents. Social tonight. M. HEINXERLING declines the nomination for board of education in the Ninth ward on the Republican ticket. A TRANSFER of real estate was recorded yesterday from JBert Root to John P.

Rudolph, lot 164 Milan. $1,500. MICHAEL BUENNAN, James Owen and Harrison were locked up at the police station last night for Irunkeuness. EASTEI1 FJLOWERS. Azaleas in all colors and palms for decorating, also a large assortment of tlowers at Matern'w conservatory novl5tUyr 1801.

SPRING. 1801. Fulllineof suitings, troiiser- ngsaiul resting just opened it Win. Selfz'rf, 731 Market rel mai2id5t. PAHTIEB wishing Louisville Cement by the sack, barrel or carload will do well to call on Fred Groch, brick build- ng corner Water and Hancock streets.

THE SAN DUSKY CITY BUSINESS COI.LKGE. School ot book- keeping and accounts, School of Shorthand me! typewriting, Practical English Training school. Spring erm begins March UO, 1891. HICKORY wood, sawed or in cord lengths, for sale cheap by Fred Groch Hlaun Boobtt. We have sold more thau ever before, because wo cairy tho beat grades and our pi ices are reasonable.

In all stylos, sizes and prices, up to the large full Russia bound medium ledgers we make in our own bindery. dtf REGISTER RETAIL COUNTERS. F11VE TAILORING. A large assortment of goods to select from. It yon want your suit or overcoat made in the latest style call atWM, SEITZ, Market street.

mar24d5t. llagtn? Game Tlddledy Anew asfiortment 10, 25 and 50c just opened at REGISTER counters. EASI'EIl ME ATI An Unusually Fine Display at ZJpfel's Marlict. The largest and finest display of Easter meats ever made- at the popular Zipfel market on Water street can be seen there now, embracing the choices! from mat- ctory selection. The Zipfel market, noted for the excellence of itjs meats, never before made so attractive a display for the Easter trade.

marS8sat-sun. beef, spring lamb, veal, turkeys iy fact-a fall and complete line which the most exacting in such ters cannot fail to secure a satisfy M. J. BENDER Co. will dozen of eggs Saturday March 28th.

open 1,000 morning It. For street comuilbslonor. Mr. Charles Schneider will be a can- ilidatefor the Republican nomination of street commissioner. Mr.

Schneider has been a citizen of Sandusky for many years, is a tax payer, an honest man and has had large experience in street work. It elected, be will make one of the best street commissioners Sandusky eyer had, is the opinion of MANY VOTERS. Choice Easter Beef, Veal, Mutton, Sausage, also Genuine Spring Lamb and Poultry. The finest assortment of meats for your Easter dinner in the city at Knapp's Meat Market street. FOR TOUR EASTER TABLE.

Some ot the good things to be had for your Easter dinner at L. E. Hastings, Masonic temple: Turkeys, Chickens, New York Count Oysters, Saddle Rock Oysters. Fresh Asparagus, Ripe Tomatoes.Pie Plant, Young Beets. Sweet Potatoes, Radishes, Lettuce and Cucumbers.

Apples, Malaga Grapes, Pine Apples, Oranges and Bananas. Fine Confections, Fresh Sweet Meats, Table Nuts and Raisins, mar28d3fc. Tins will be the last day of registra- i bt tore the spring election, which occurs on Mopday April 6. Tho hours toryegistration are 8 a. m.

to 1 p. and 4 p. m. to 9 p. m.

MR. WM. SEITZ has declined the Republican nomination for council in the Eighth ward. Mr. Seitz says he can not spare the time, which is now wholly demanded by his business.

MR. CHAULES HONLBY died at Lie home on Neil street yesterday mom iopr. Deceased leaves a wife and ten children. The funeral will be held at the A. M.

E. church on Sunday at o'clock. THE communication in this morning's REGISTER on the labor ticket IB trorn a well known Democrat, who evidently, like many other Democrats, Qoes not take much stock the laboring men's ticket. THE day is near at hand when all persons with any enterprising spirit will say with one voice that there are DO prospects whatever for the one who does not advertise. The expense it in volves will be put in with I he amount of needed THERE will be a tine program of an Easter seivice rendered at the Congregational church Sunday morning, There will be also a communion service in the afternoon at 3:30, to which all Christians are cordially invited.

There will be no service in the evening. you spend a dollar remember that it is not only that dollar, which is trono but the interest on it for eternity Saye your dollar and as many of them as you can and deposit them in the Sandusky Savings bank, Sloano block, where they will earn interest constantly. Personal. Mrs. Lizzie Burebr is visiting Mrs.

C. Baumsrartner iu Tifliu. Mrs. Lola Van Tine, of Titfio, is vis iting friends in the city. Ciiy Solicitor Love, of Port Clinton, a vluuor HI this city yesterday.

Mr. P. Shuck, the artist, is now in Pennsylvania engaged sketching. Mr. J.

K. Tillotsou, of Toledo, went oyer to Put-in Buy yesterday to look after his hotel interests. Mr. A. J.

Peters, now engaged in bueinees in New York, is at home in this city for a brief visit. Mr, M. M. Miller, ot: Toledo, cashier of the N. W.

O. Natural GHH co paid this city a visit yesterday. Miss Jeseie Widner nnd Miss Anna Boswoith go to Toif.do today- to at tend (he Halcyon a party. Mr. J.

E. Crunchle, of Toledo, pao- eengpr aec-ntof tho Shore, was 8nioiig.eBteidaj airivals in the city, Mr. Ford Woods, of Indianapolis, Hssietant geneial ireigbt agent ot the Big fiour, paid the offices this city a call yesterday. Mr. Herman Holmes, traveling passenger agent ot the Louisville Nashville railway, was legistered at tee Sloane yesterday.

Capt. A. C. Foye, of Put in-Bay, was in the city yesterday. The captain will come over next week to tit out the steamer A.

Wehrle Jr. Prof. C. Miller will spend a pan. of bis vacation at Baltimore, Fail-Held county, and deliver lectures at Lancaster and Logan, during thu coming week.

Mr. Scbarman left last evening for Chicago to assume his duties as stew- nrd on the steamer C. W. Elphicke. The Elphicke will leave in a few days with a cargo of grain for Bulfalo.

Col. W. E. Reppevt, of Columbus, division passenger agent, and Mr. B.

E. Peddicord, of Baltimore, general baggage agent of tho Baltimore Ohio, accompanied by Traveling Pas eeuger Agent Wilson, were in the city yesterday to arrange the baggage tiansfer business for the summer. Capt. John Post, of Fairport, was in the city yesterday exchanging flsh stories with his friends. It was always upposed that our own George Wash- iugtou Gilbert held the champion beAt in this hna bub it is said that the famous Tenth warder "can't cut any figure" with Capt.

Post. Mr, Curran has returned from Florida. Mr. Curran tella an interesting story of misoing trains and losing his pocbetbook on the way back. These little mishaps are chargeable entirely to the loes of his rabbit toot which he carried for good luck while traveling in the South.

Mr. H. M. Bramard, of the H. M.

Brainard company, Cleveland, placed the Masonic temple yesterday a very harfdfionie two manual vocahon organ Mr. Brainard remains in the city today and has on exhibition at J. Rife'f- music store several line Stemway pianos, both grimd and upright, which will be ot special interest to muaiciaus and the public who call af, nhe store today. March April Arc the best months in which to purify your blood, for at no other season docs the system so much need the aid of a reliable medicine like Hood's SarsaparlUa, as now. During the long, cold winter, the blood becomes thin jind impure, the body becomes weak and tired, the appetite bo lost.

Hood's Sarsaparilla Is peculiarly adapted to purify and enrich the blood, to create a good appetite and to overcome that tired feeling. Hood's Sarsaparilla Has a larger sale than any other Sarsaparilla or blood purifiei, and it increases in popularity cveiy year, for it is the ideal Spring Medicine. I have for a long time been using Hood's Saisaparllla, and bclievo me, I would not be without it. As a spring medicine it is Invaluable." E. A.

KUODES, 130 Ontario Stieet, Chicago, 111. Bo sine to get IT has been reported in Democratic circles that Mr. C. Zipfel would not accept the Republican nomination for mayor if ottered him. The report is incorrect.

Mr. Ziptel would 'accept tho nomination and would undoubtedly be elected if nominated. THR services in Trinity M. E. church tomorrow will be appropriate to Easter.

Preaching by the pastor. Sermon in the morning from I. Cor, "Victory Through Our Lord Jesus Christ, Therefore be ye steadfast, untnovable," etc. Preaching at night. it Firebug; 111 a A mutter Almost Successful Attempt to Jlurii a liuol- IICNV filmic.

A third effort at almost any under- a i is nearly always successful, but was a slight diveiaion from the lule in tho case ot another fire in this city yesterday. Three times within a very tow days an attempt has been made to burn the block ot old buildings aa the "Hen and Chickens," owned by W. T. West and located on the corner of Columbus avenue and Washington Row. Yesterday at 10:30 a.

m. a (ire broke out in the thiid story of the block, over The'Ftiir and Everett's grocery, and an alarm turned in by Col, Herbert called the tiro companies from the NOB. 1 and 2 houses, The tiro had gained considerable headway in an unoccupied garret and directly oyer the hallway where the tin- was started in an upholstered chair only a day or two before, but by brisk work by the department was soon brought under control without buru- ing more than a large hole the rooi and inside walls. The greatest damage was done by water. From this I.

D. Everett Sou, the grocers, suffered the most, their Hoor being Hooded and many of their shelf goods water soaked. The i carries insurance to the amount of $3,750 and the loss is fully covered. Tlie Fair, of which llerman Kugel ie the piopnetpr, sustained damage to the extent of nboufc $500. The stock is insured for $5,000.

D. Alcott fc Son's otock of gents' furnishing goods waadamaged slightly. The damage i not be over $100 and is covered by insurance. Schmidt i i store and Pascoe's photograph gallery were also slightly damaged by water, while Cbas. Wetterer, the news dealer, escaped the Hood entirely.

The damage to the building is covered by insurance. The fire was clearly the work of an incendiary and was probably started in the same manner as the former tire, by a bottle of combustible liquid. The perpetrator has been apprehended, but the authorities are at work and developments are expected later. THE steamer Gazelle will arrive here next Saturday, April 4, and wilt return to Detroit, leaving this city at 8:30 Sunday morning. The boat will make regular trips, leaving the Big Four dock at that hour on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays until June 1st when the steamer Frank Kirby will take the route.

Br order of the commander-in-chief, he G. A. It. posts of the United States will hold a joint session on the evening of April 6 to celebrate the quarto entennial birthday of the order. The Errand Army of the Republic was organ zed April 6,1860.

A meeting of McMeens post was held last evening to take action in the matter. A Kara A via. My Easter egg, witu polka dots. I know the girl that made you; But P. Barnum would lots To own tho lien that laid you.

--New Hun, Itociiiter Today. The only day or time that elector? will be permitted to register is today at the polling places in each ward between tho hours ot 8 a. and i p. in. a 4 p.

aud 9 Under the law as it 'was last spring the board of elections might ieaue orders for registration at any time during the week intervening between the last day of registration aud the Saturday night before election and have the same recorded on this Saturday night, but the amendment passed by the legislature this winter, does away with that part of the law, so that there is no possible way tor an electior to get registration only on these two days Friday and Saturday, March 27 and 28; and at no other time can removal certificates be issued or received. The elector's name mitst an- pear in the legister in the ward in which he offers to vote and he must offer to vote in the pieciuct in which he lives at the time he so offers, A person may register or have his removal certificate recorded on either of these two days in tho precinct in which he will reside on election day. As an illustration, a person is registered in the Seventh ward and before election day he removes with his family to the Second ward, he must apply to the registrars in the Seventh ward for his removal certifi- ate and take the same to the registrars in the Second ward and have tho same recorded today. The board of elections intend to Force its rules strictly as to members of various election boards in the city being members of a committee of any political party. Every person is a nember of any such committee must resign from the same or the board will emove him.

The board does not -hink that a person can serve upon a political committee and faithfully discharge his duty as registrar, judge or clerk of election. W. W. BOWEN, President of Board of Elections, Hood's Sanaparilla will cuso, when in power of medicine, ula, salt rheum, sored, bolls, pimples, all humors, dyspepsia, biliousness, sick headache, indigestion, general debility, catarrh, rheumatism, kidney and liver complaints, and all diseases or affections aiiblng from impure blood or low condition o( tho system. In tho spring I got completely run down.

I could not cat or sleep, and all the dreaded The Spring Medicine diseases of lite seemed to have a mortgage on my system. I liavo now taken two bottles ot Hood's Sarsaparilla and have gained 22 pounds. Can cat anything without it hurting me; my dyspepsia and biliousness havo gone. I never felt belter in my life. Those two bottles were worth $100 to me." W.

V. EULOWS, LINCOLN, III. Hood's Sarsaparilla Sold by all druggists. 01, six lot 96. Prepared only by I.

UOOD An Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass. IOO Doses One Dollar Soldby alt druggists. Jl; eliforgS. Prepared only by C. I.

UOOD Apothecaries, Lowell, Mast. IOO Doses One Dollar BOOKLETS, CARDS, A JOYOUS EASTER RABBITS, GLOVES, 1 The Bazar, 616 617 Market Street. LEHMAN SCHEUER. Choice Suit Patterns and Suitings! Beautiful Lines of Novelty Dress Goods. Dress Goods in New Wilcox.

MasonicTempIe Music Store 9 Largest Store and Largest Stock PIANO THE BEHNINC, BAUSand BENT PIANOS TIH3 Mason Hamlin, Shoninger, Wegnan, and Jacob Bros. Pianos. The BENT 111; AN MAIM: I IV Till: THE MA8ON A I Also (ho Hdna and Chicago Cottage Orpins. 3,000 pieces of some of th best Music published foi 10 cents pe) copy, or 12 pieces lot dollar. High grade Violins nnd th best Guilnrs made, tho Wushbnrn." idgndecond-Hawl Pianos bought, solilanrl for rent.

PIANO ON TIME AND EASY PAYMENTS. J. HENRY GARDNER EDUCATION SANDUSKY CIJY ing Spring Term Opens Monday, March 3O. ftorvlco at tltu icriau Tthe following program will be dored tomorrow in this church, morn- and evening: IN I AT 10.30. Evans-- '-'Jlto Next Thursday night the opera house will resound to the merry laugh of Lizzie Evans, one of! the brightest and most natural little comedians on the American stage.

This time she will appear in her latest success, "The pleasing comedy originally written for Den man Thompson. The play is very bright and the story is a simple one. A child stolen from a rich man, sent to an asylum, adopted by the tavern keeper and enriched by her own father whose identity is only revealed in the last act. There is -considerable amusement in "The Back- eye" and the vivacious little lady in the leading role makes it doubly interesting. A number of musical specialties will also be introduced by MIBS Evans an4 comedian.

Tfltrortuctiou-- Cavatina Raff Invocation, AHtnGin--Christ is Uieen Cli. Whitnoy CootnbB I'aalmxxlv; read rasponeivcly. Hymti ICO. Scripture, I Cot. xv.

Colo--Violin obligate--Heaven Hath 8hcd a Tear Kuokcn Prayer. FO! aueat atnina vordl. Bonnon--Our Lord's Resurrection. Prajer. Hymn 153.

Recessional--Hallelujah (Jhorus Handel EVENING AT 7:30. Anthem--Day of Resurrection Votcrlde Bcrlptiire fielectlon. Duett-I Will Magnify Tueo, God Moaentual Prayer. IJym nl51. Eermon -Easter Tide Thoughts.

Calvary Rodney Prayer. Hymn 102. Choir--Organist, Miss Laura Wilcox; violin, Miss Hotter; soprano, Mrs. A. D.

Foudray; alto, Mies Mabel Stevenson; liaaso, Prof. Foudray; tenor, 13. A. Burger. "1 have found oat a gift for my fair." Naturally it may be supposed it is a flower for her hair, a diamond for her finger, or a box of candy, but it is far better than these.

It is a bottle of the great Salvation Oil to care her neuralgia, pretty dear. To soothe disturbed feelings brought on by a cold, and to cure coughs, croup and hoarseness, take Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup, Price 25 cents. New Common I' lean Emily Hosenflae vs. Henry Hosen- flae, divorce aTSd'alimony.

Wm. Graefeys. Joseph Siegleetaf, money and equitable relief, Tbo Labor Ttcket. March 26,1801. ED.

REGISTER pronuncis- men to ot the so-called labor party published in their official (f) organ last Wednesday evening is a very interesting document, an it shows the voters the sincerity of their convic tione in the tact that the managers of their late convention came with resolutions in their pockets breathing the loftiest of sentiments and then nominated for mayor a man who only a few weeks ago "came the scab act" by ottering his service as mnsic teacher our public schools free for the balance of the terra in order to head off other applicants for the position. 1 Respectfully, A MBMBBB OF THJB COMMITTEE ON TEACHERS AND SALARIKS. tUc The contest for mayor is Hearing its close and anticipation is rife as to who i be the winner in the race for the nominations and election. By Tfl'C REGISTER'S popular ballot you will be allowed to boom your favorite candi date on the home stretch. Clip out the following blank, fill in the name and either mail or leave the envelope at THE REQISTKR office.

FOR MAYOR. Name, AS THE MOST POPULAR CANDIDATR. No votes will be received unlecs they are on blanks oat from TUB REGISTER. You can vote often yoo, hare blanks. Write the name of your candidate plainly upon the aboya blank and tend your votes to EDITOR MAYOR'S CONTMT, REOMTEB, Ohio..