Hamilton Evening Journal from Hamilton, Ohio • Page 4

MlM tpenAkf a Mrs Carries the In THE DAILY DEMOCRAT Out pMJaxt Co. FJ8LISHCD EVCIIY MY DtCCrT SUNDAY BMMtat. own Ma may or mwaarnoi. lKV WWU ifoo nSt tint fey mwrUut at All UnnHmtnU luid nuuwr de- ID Uie BDTtui COCJIYT b. In thU oitte not JAMILTIW PAILT UMOCRAT will be M.I« at o'clock i be tollowlttj 1 W.

Miller drug 1st wart. IMC Brlnkert clou- More. dnu store. ftt. A.

Myers A Cb.t druf store. drui sum. Founh Lodlow. Siorn CirculttioD, A TALE OF TOTALS DEMOCRATS CIRCULATED PER MONTH. IN 1880, IN 1888, Sl.SOO.

IN IfWfl, 71,033. DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET. For THOMAS OOLDR1CK. for FRANK X. DUERR, For FRANK Fni M.

ISHK1-EV. Vor HENRY TABLER. For DR. JOH.N R. BROWN.

TUESDAY, JDLY 14,1891. CAMPBELL and -victory. THE Campbells are coming. HIGH tariff is the republican platform. WILL the Bar association fire Pof tert will not only bow but Neal to Ill conviction hat become quite general that Pit ton was dumped.

People's party or Farmers' illl- ance will have no need to nominate a ticket after the democratic convention. Their wants will be recognized and cared for. FOUKTU Assistant Postmaster General E. 0. Rathbone is in the city.

It should read, Postmaster General Rathbone. In point of ability and fitness, Jnnkshop Wanamaker is not in it with the genial fourth assistant. has been some little discussion in the public prints of the question, who first proposed Andrew Johnson for the presidency. The next question is, who so influenced president Johnson that he allowed Mrs. Surrat to be hung! WE have heard many expressions of approval at the action of the DEMCX'KiT in issuing a Centennial souvenir of the city of Hamilton.

It will be a big thing for the city. will show to the world at large what we have here on the bank of the Miami, in the most fertile valley in prosperous, thriving, well conducted city. The DEMOCHIT will take a pleasure aad a pride in making the souvenir worthy of the occasion. A Challenge. EOUur Danarrat: Please insert the following and oblige a reader: "In behalf of the Excello base ball clnb, I do hereby challenge the Hamilton Clippers, to a game of ball for IM a aide, to.be played at any specified time within the neit twenty days.

"Gto. KI.EXISG, Manager." Should this challenge be accepted the manager can be seen or addressed, at Excello, Ohio. The new bridge to be put in position over canal at Grand avenue near the Hosier aafe works, has at Ian arrlyed from Cincinnati aad in a few days It will be In place ready for travel. The new bridge over Four Mile creek feting erected and In a week's time will ready for travelers. Martin Me LufkMs bought la tie old bridge for Ito Bed-ell bridge will be pot In few ttade MlMki wiU leave Friday ifw SfcLootev Howie Ringwood ii the guest of friends at Oxford.

MissMand Htilwan is visiting tlvei in Richmond. Miss Louise Burner spent Sunday with in Carthage. Miss Battle Davis spent Sunday with her parents at Mlllvllle. Miss Marian Orosch left yesterday on a visit to friends in Xacla. Miss Alice Cole left today to spend the summer at Mt.

Vernon, Ind. Miss Matie Millikin and Mark Mllllkin spent yesterday in Cincinnati. Mist LiMie Pender will spend the reek with friends in Cincinnati. Miss Laura Whlttlesy, of Middletown, spent the flay with friends here. Miss Abbie Clark returned today after a visit to relatives near Lebanon.

Mrs. J. C. Slayback and Mrs. E.

A. Dodds spent the day in Cincinnati. Mrs. William Seybold, of Springfield, is the guest of Mrs. Jacob Seybold.

Miss Bessie Richter is the gnest of Mrs. Oliver Watson, of Cincinnati. Miss Martha Emerick is spending a few days with friends at Harrison. Mrs. Robert Cochran left today on a month's visit to friends in Chicago.

Miss Emma Taylor, of Belief ontaine, visiting friends In the First ward. Miss Berta Shaffer and Miss Marie Haltingly spent the day in Cincinnati. Mrs. Isa Murphy, of Camd.en, was yes- the guest of Mrs. WilUlam Har- Miss Charlotte Seal, of New york, is visiting Miss Ella Scott, east of the city.

Mrs. Lizzie Stark aad children are pending a week with relatives in Clev.e- and. Miss May Pinley, of JHughes', is the guest of Miss Minnie Schwab, of Linden- aid. Miss Clara Althauser has returned rom a two weeks' visit to friends in Saton. Miss Fannie has returned to Bethany after a brief visit to Miss Alma Hocock.

Matie Clyne has returned from two weeks' visit to friends at Olden- mrg, Ind. Miss May Murphy, of Walnut street, as returned from a visit to relatives at Columbus. Miss Belle Hirsch leaves Wednesday tor where she will sojourn a short while. Misses Clara Becker and Lutie Kalbfleisch spent Sunday with triends at Mtddletown. Mr.

and Mrs. M. Strauss left last evening on an extended tour to Cleveland and the East. Mrs. Anna Snively, of Chicago, is Mis.

Maggie Smith, of Canal street, Ii visiting In Lockland. Mrs. Rachel Seal has returned from a visit to friends in the country. Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Ankenbauer and daughter, UeU, of Keaxling, are visiting T. Vogelman, of North Third street. Miss Martha Waiters leaves tomorrow for Green Springs, will be Ihe guest for three weeks of the Misses Giddings. Mrs. Charles Wilson, Miss Wilson Miss Hannah Snively and Miss Ada Boat man, of Seven Mile, are the guests of friends here.

The ladies of the M. E. church will give a missionary tea on Thursday afternoon at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. N.

B. Tubbs, of North street. Mrs. John Lord entertained the following ladies at 6 o'clock dinner this evening: Misses Lizzie Pender, Mary Shaeffer Jennie Brannon and Lallie Meynne. Miss Mollie Ehrenschwender and brother William, of this city, and Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Nine, of Okeana, were the guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. George Sprau, of Middlepoint. Miss Anna VanDerveer will return from Frankfort, Wednesday, accompanied by Mrs.

John Milam and Miss Minnie VanDerveer, who will be her guests for a few weeks. PUNGENT POINTS. Owning and controlling the mpst desirable property on the West side, in the City of Hamilton, including the Rhea farm (known as Prospect HlU), we have opened an office at 244 High Street, where we will be pleased to meet, all who are in search of homes and investments. At present we have 14 houses of 5 rooms each, with all modern conveniences, including gas and city located in Potter, Parlin Ehrman's Second Sub-division of Edgewood, now ready to be occupied, and which we' are prepared to sell at $1,250 to $1,650 each, on very easy terms. Lots in any of the properties which we control, at close prices and on easy terms.

The Electric Road is now being built to Macneaje Urban's Safe Factory, and will be finished in sixty days. Come and see how easy it is to be your own landlord. WOLT2 244 High Hamilton, STl Main' St. Oin.oin.nati spending a week with sister, Mrs. P.

H. Gilbert. Miss Ida Hunter has gone to Cleveland to visit her Will, who.is located there. Jiss Emma Smith, of Cincinnati, is visiting Mill L1 ie Bender, of Ea 3 Dayton street, Miss PamiteCiyne will leave in a few days, on a visit to friends in Richmond, and Chicago. Mr.

and Mrs, Henry Btffuhardt and of Cincinnati, spent Sunday with triends here. Mrs. John Schwartz and daughter Susie left today to spend a week with friends at Elwood, Ind. Mrs. Herman Snider left today for California, called there by the dangerous illness of her mother.

Mr. and Mrs. Christian Benninghofen and family today moved into their new home on East Dayton street. Miss Grace Griner has returned to Dayton, after a pleasant visit to her cousin, Miss Blanche Griner. Miss Clara Edwards, of Vine street, left Saturday to spend the summer wilh friends at Jeffersonville, Ind.

Misses Allic Spellman, Cora Howells, Leigh Shaffer and John Robinson spenl last evening on the reservoir. Mrs. James E. Laller and Mrs. Brannon will leave in a few days on a visit to friends In Southern Kentucky.

Mrs. Charles Whittaker will entertain a number of friends tomorrow, at her residence on East Dayton street. Miss Eftle Fowler, Miss Anna Whitaker and Miss Heacock, of Camden, were loday the guests of Alf Whitaker. Mrs. Hannah Long, of Cincinnati, after a visit to H.

H. Long and family, of the Fifth ward, has returned home. Miss Blanche Gage, of Indianapolis, will recite at the missionary tea at Mrs. N. B.

Tubbs' on Thursday afternoon. Mrs. McNeely will entertain the Sunday school class of her late husband at her residence, on Thursday aftei noon. Mix Lottie Hammond returned to her home in Greencaatle. today, after a delightful visit to Miss Mattle Stead.

Miss Blanche Culton, of Richmond, who been the guest of Miss Fannie Clyne, returned home Saturday. Mrs. Will Moore will leave In a few days for Chicago, where she will be the guest of her sister, Mrs. Julien Mrs. Wm.

flair and son Walter, wko have been the guests of Mrs. Hill, of Ludlow street, has returned to Wyoming. A party was given at the residence of Mrs. C. S.

C. SmltD latteventug In honor or Mlsa Maggie Boyd, hu been viiltlng MIM Scale IXckersoo for past week. Qnlte an enjoyable time WM had. MiuBoyd left fat her bom IB on the midnight trala. John Conner is on the sick list.

Raymond Keiser is on tbe sick list. C. H. Zwick was in Cincinnati today. Louis Sohngen was In Cincinnati today.

James I. "fully spent the day in Cincinnati. Dr. A. Myers went to Indianapolis this morning.

Prof. J. A. Kelly is visiting relatives in W. S.GI?en was in Cincinnati today on legal business.

Jo tin R. Zilloi is able to be out, after a few days' illness, The German society picniced at the headgates today. Pr, C. "Walton, of Cincinnati, was in the city yesterday, Dr. William Krefer is the guest of lady friends in Richmond.

Hon. H. L. Morey will be home from Washington tomorrow. K.

Landis, of Chicago, is the guest of tjjs cousin, pr, Z. Kumler. Charles Parem, of Waynesboro, Penn the guest of Miss Luella HcetUch. Wm. Plnkert, of Cincinnati, was the guest of George Holbrock, yesterday.

L. C. Overpeck has gone to Buffalo to attend the photographers' convention. The infant child ol Mr. and Mrs.

Lewis, of Walnut street, is dangerously LTandbarre, WHAT USERS SAY: known It goes farther, than other flour." be genuine makes a white, healthful loaf." is the cheapest to use." and seal It has no equal. bearing the name CARR BROWN HAMILTON, 0. Attorney J. P. Whltmore, of Franklin, was in this city yesterday on legal busi- iess.

Thomas Smith and Isaac Riley left this gyrnj. on a trip to the northern part of Ohio. Patrick iilid son, M. 0. Burns, tefi last night on a pleasure trip to northern Ohio.

Al Schricte has returned to Cincinnati, after spending a week with his cousin, Frank Beeker. John L. Ross, of Campbell avenue, who has been very 111 with cholera morbus, has recovered his usual health. Deputy Clerk John Heath will arrive home from New York City either this evening or tomorrow morning. Commissioner Charles Beck is somewhat improved in health, although he is not yet able to leave his room.

Peter W. McDonald, of Cleveland, formerly of the Hamilton Brass works, was in the city yesterday on business, Louis Miersch, Henry Huber and Jno. Dodsworth left last evening for Cleveland to attend the state convention. The trustees of the M. E.

church yesterday granted their pastor, Pr. C. W. Gullette, a leave of absence for three weeks. Ruder John, the infant son of Mr.

and Mrs. J. S. Kriegenhofer, of Vine street, died yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Funeral at the house at 9:30 Wednesday morning.

Councilman Joseph Fisher is home from Lafayette, where be has been for the past week visiting friends and relatives. His wife and family still remain In Lafayette. I'rlvate Tbe.ttr1cM.ls. The entertainment given at the home of Miss Jessie Price, on Ludlow street, was a decided success. The large porch was a perfect bower of beauty; Chinese lanterns and other decorations throughout the yard made the scene a pretty one.

Miss May Greiser's recitation wan a commendable effort; a reading by Miss Jessie Price wai well worthy one much older. Misses Ada and Birdie DeLa- court also added to the evening's enjoyment, reciting In their usual pretty man ner. "The Little Dependent," a comedy In four participated in by Misses Mitchell, Campbell, Price, Anna Burns ind others. Miss Campbell.the daughter of oar next fOTernor, made a charming old lady, IB her character of Mrs. Reed.

Anna Burns, Jessie Mitchell and Jessie Price looked very much like the little boys they represented. The tableau of tbe teren beatftlei WM (rind and wry much admired. Rob Fisher mate a imcltnt lUffi ager, certain llgkta Ik Imlrekle wmjr. Qalua WH pntmi isjfttt Ltte At Poplar Prices, lKL-Uoixl m-rmiDi tor fMtni kooM- W. c.

eonn MIIU. i kin wd A sire- ir.nt wni KuV-Nu. Ii Isalu I'. W. irrmkiw.

jig i Uul'-E-Wi rugw. No. II al Mo. strtvt iTKif Al Uw Whlu Very Easy Terms, ti tiru, r. n.

UTUD i General M.mfcr Cluelnniu, Ohio. Kit; GF.NLEXAN KuoMKHX-Al CurMf I I Bit-hill ma WO street. C. 1 W. uilow.

ITStJ A-HINU-B uib dried; lo do. At Ml Central I72W six on Vine bnwwn Tnlrd and Fourth. oer, or his llx room, c'ty water and Ml: betwwn Ki-jnv Nlntb on ntou. Apply it 3H Norm nteond Otr-t-New ty WKIernndgu; on Tenth between Daj ton and Hbillito Call at HIS South Fourth street. UO.M—Knrnlehed front.

At MS Front street. Hrmth i72tS RED SEAL WO HOUISES-Inquire at Ml Huh street. Jr gttt -TWO" BOOJJ8-And klteben, upsuln. i oruer A and Ron itrMU. Flm ward.

ITOtt TOH. Golden Rod Flour pABY BUUUY-Inqulre at U7 Buckeye- i street jtejrly new. Beet Quality lo oeHT BE I CUBSITUKE FACTORY-With Macbln- cry and Dry Kllu. The building luthree- story Frame, square, with Engine- house and ry Kllu of brick, 2SM3 few. Suitable t.r light nunuruturlni carpenter i work, etc Call on or KETTMANN 1 HUEB1XG, ta uweni Hamilton lOnlo.

OUSE-New five room bouae, on Soatli L'eutral avenue. Apply at No. 17 Lud- I loff Btretft. Hits In go id location on electric car line, nve roonu with attic and cellar, nice lot wltb fruit treei and imall stable: goort bargain. Call atmllllnervioore corner Main and ttreeu.

We-t HamlUon. FRANK KINCH. E. L. KENDALL TRADEi-A good store room and dwelling IIOUM In a Kind country vl lage, a Bne chan.

for tbe right person. Addren this office. 170U8 KINCH KENDALL, ONY-Well broken, three-year old. Call at Wm Rocbt lie's grocery, Heatoo street. win tnwe for i I all at Pan Handle frelgfa depot.

17U8 LOST. Pavements I CELLARS, FLOORS and CISTERNS CEMENTED. Tj All kinds of Cement Work done promptly in a. work- manlike manner and at reasonable prices. genuine Portland Cement Used.

Parties wishing work will please call or address 435 MAIN STREET. i pavement surrounding the property of C. Benninghofen, corner Eighth and Dayton I streets; in front of G. Doeller's property, corner Eighth I and Dayton streets. op private matter or puiinessor any thing you wish to know.

At B69 Central avenue. satAmon.tf POWDER; SAFEjCURATIYEjEEAimFIIM. W. MILLSPAU6H, AGENT FOB THE Perfection and Climax Aa Good Much I ae are any rhere. We am willing to tent them with uy other machine and can give good Dr Mallory, C.

(iath and about rtfty otbere. 22! IAIH STREET, HAMILTON OHIO. A Wonder Worker. Mr. Frank Huffman, a young man of Burlington, Onto, states that he had Ken under the care of two prominent ihysicians, and used their treatment un- .11 he was not able to get around.

The; pronounced his case to be consumption and incurable. He wan persuaded to try Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, and Colds and at that time was not able to walk across the street without resting. He found, before he had used of a dollar bottle, that he much better; he continued to use It enjoying health. If you haye Lnng or Cheit We guarantee Mtlifac- tlon.

Trim! bottle trouble try It. tlon. Trim! drug -tote. 'ree at C. Markt's I HAVE TAKJtN SEVERAL bottles of Bnrdl.ld't, Female Regulator for faille; at the womb and otMr Ahv eues cwMped.

Inf, and I iwUy. I Irtly, wiidi tknki. MH.W. UNTIL AUGUST 1st WILL BUY YOUR- That we have in stock. Our stock is large and in order to sell them out we must start early and sell cheap.

This sale will last till August ist and no longer. PANTS FROM $2 UP. Come early and secure good choice. UOK -K. G.

E. Finder will be rewarded by returning to J. Suipbin. lentiat Insurance Office. 173t3 ART OF WATCH black enameled locket; loat between uuciteye and High on Third street.

Leave at office and receive reward. 17313 ATCH of a lady's; with blacic euameled locket between Buckeye aodCatreeis. Finder please return to this office, and receive reward. fat tn-On Thltd street between Allgey- er's and KponeDberger's. Finder return tn HO South Third street, and ceive reward.

173T8 HRENOLOGY; KNOW E. H. Boben. will lecture 011 Phrenology Moudoyt, and on different Will Blioglve ezamlna- tloni with charts, on adaptation, on marriage and delineations of character, and remd holographs through the week. Lectures at p.

Admission, 10 cents. 113 street, room 3, second floor. PAHII1 The Bent and Direct Route to XENIA, COLUMBUS, NEWAKK, AKRON, CLEVELAND, PITTSBURO, PHILADELPHIA. WASHINGTON, D. C.

and NEW Coaches on day trains and Pnllmau Palace Sleeping Cars on all night trains. All trains to nnd from Hamilton make through connections at Rendcomb The Shortest end (Quickest Route to RICHMOND, LOGANSPORT, CHICAGO, FORtf WAYNE, GRAND RAPIDS, PETOHKEY, Aud all Points West and Northwest Arrival and Departure of Passenger Tralua- from Pan Handle Station. STANDARD (RAILROAD) TIME. effect June 21, 18D1.1 Cor. Seventh and Court Bonth and alt points east and fiouth 5.39 ft 8.80 ft Fast Express W2pu- North and Grand Rapids, HU Louis and all points west 0.1S m.

and Logannport Ex. nt Chic. A Grand Rapids Ex 10.00 in. fRlchmond Accommodation 7.40 Trains leave Cincinnati for A St. Louis MO a Logansport 4.45 Chic, it Grand Rapids El 8.50 fRlchmond Accommodation 6.90 p.m Trains marked run dally.

Trains marked run dally except Sunday rates, and sleeping car space please call on or Hamilton. Ohio CHEAP FARES VIA C. ft D. Toronto, and return. Fare 115.10 Including membership fee.

food eolnffJuljSth to 1.1th. Good returning from July 14th to 90th, 1801, Inclaslre. This date can be eitended. Account National Educational association conven- f.V00 NIAGARA FALLS. 15.00 The C.

H. A D. will run one of their popular, excursions to NIAOJUU FILLS am July 90, 1SCI. Fare only 1500, Tickets good to return within a ve For particulars, sleeping car berths, call on O. KcunnuiiA, Ticket Agent, Hamilton, 0.

REGATTA DAY AT WOOD8DALK. Th-re la no ocroraa la tto country tbu Ml Mlaral at Island (M nunl ntntMM tdotttJ IBrll.arito««t C-1 TWMIIt Ui.