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West Side News, February 22, 1890

Orville Wright

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Vol. 1. DAYTON, OHIO, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1890. No. 48.

onel turned red and white by A Capital Answer. West Side f'lews, turns, bit his lip , and bobbed JOHN A. SCHENK, about on the seat, and as we held Teacher (to dull boy of the 108 South Jefferson St., Prices that None PUBI~ISHED \VEETH~ Y. our breaths he lrnrst out with: class)-Which New England State Can ~frttch '"Gentlemen, h e~ ut s trings be has two capitals? Qua1itif'S tJ1at Non c C!>~:YJ~l:.'E W~JG}f?f-, blow eel ! The OJH' l'.V, thieving, ( ' an l~ ctuiil! Boy-New Hamp hire. I>h·c•c•t l)('alc•1· in nll EDITOR AND PUBLISHER. Ion ling, lying crow cl hn ve 0 ·one 'l1eacher-Indeed? Name -them. Goods J Helli and heaped a de 1:. t:> ~ E 1:. J}l B 1:. 'E m.e. and the next 250 years of my Boy-Capital N and ca1..i ital H. One Yen.1· • 75<', PIANO AND OHGAN HOUSE. life shall l>e devoted to wading in -llm')>er 8 Baza1•. Three JUonthK • 2 0<·. Pianos 1t11 ul P spok t> ri-;-"' - - ~' ~-o .t ..a. cri,me. °JN(llJ mightil "Well, it is certainly pleasant the lawyer to his client, "but I'm tric System ~" R~iiable ,< B.utcher, to part from friends in the way a 1i ttle afraid." He-"The Underground Electric 316 South Broadway, • ·"'·' ·.1 , you have." "You needn't be," replied the System is just the reverse of the "Indeed it is ! Over 200 of the clien, calmly. "You needn't have one now in use. It is a system in F. M. NIPGEN, best people in town came down worked so hard, either. I saw which it is proposed to bury the D"EALER IN to see me off, and the president of him this morning. He wanted wires instead of the citizens."­ the bank made a beautiful speech, fifty, put finally took twenty-five." Life. DRUGS, MEDICINES Physicians' prescriptions carefully com wished me every success, and all The justice, by the way, is not pounded. Mr. Lonely Villers-(turning that, and then handed me this as on the bench now.-Cliicago Tri­ S. W. Cor. Fifth and Williams Sta a token of respect and esteem." bune. suddenly to Suspicious Character, GO TO "Ah ! Made you a present, eh ? who has been following him home) Evidently something nice?" How to Raise Boys. -"Please sir, gimme a dime to W-. 0. HORRELL. "Bound to be," replied the col­ iz;it a cup of coffee; I've just walk­ Cor. Dale AYenue and ·water Strl'et. onel, as he took a package from Mrs. Hobbs(parent of an infant ed all the way from Albany. I Also Stall No. 2 Central Market. the seat. terror, and several half-grown ter­ don't want it to buy whisky with­ for Genuine sugar cured HAMS '~Perhaps you don't want to re­ rors )-Well, Mr. Hobbs, since you indeed, I don't.'' and B.AQO;N .. veal the contents here ?" are so dissatisfied with the way I U nsuspicious Character-" Bless (Our hams can n9~ . be bought elsrwhere.) Oh, I have no objections. We'll am raising our darling Willie. my soul! To think I've been Ask for a botpe C?f Gem Grip Glue, undo it and see what they have maybe you would conclP-scend to shadowing a blamed old pauper given me." inform me how you would raise for over three-quarters or a mile !" He carefullJ untied the string boys. and removed the several papers Hobbs-Certainly; ever.v boy ·J.C. STEEN, D. D, S. which wrapped the precious me­ ought te be kept in a hogshead mento, and lo! there was exposed and fed through the bunghole un­ DE ' l\lTI5.T .~ .' JJ_ to our gaze a-sponge! Yes, sir; til he is t\velve yenrs of age. No. 203. S. ,V. corner of Fifth and "\Vil- a great big sponge, which never "An

The filabustering Democrats b. a failure. Louisiana must decide Mr. Caylor, of the firm of Vance West Side f'lews, the House have found their equal the future existance of this won­ & Caylor, has <1bout recovered i1~ Speaker Reed. With his cool derful company-wonderful for from the measles. The friends of 1.'UBLISI:IED \VEE.I£LY,' Mr. Joe Vance.are congratulating deliberating manner, exempt from its prosperity and success in de- C!>~VJl:.l:.E him on his escape from them. W~TGl"Tt all signs of excitement and uneasi- frauding poor people throughout EDITOR .A.ND PUBLISHER. The residents of Hawthorne ness, he has quietly brought the the whole Union. It will surely street complain of a superabun- SUllSCltI.PTION RATES. house to orde~,y.nd ready for the be no credit to Louisiana to grant dance of midnight serenaders. One Year 75c. transaction of business. During this company' a licence to do evil Some of our merchants migbt 'l'hrec Months. 20c. the progress of this great discus- solely for the purpose of extricat- find it a profitable investment to 1210 west Third st.. DAYTON. o. sion, in which the speaker was ing itself' from debt. fay in a stock of firearms. aqdressed with many threats, Mr. W. J. Elli8 and family, of SATURDAY' FEBRUARY 22, 1890. some even shaking their fists in LOCAL NEWS. West Amity street, and Mr. J. McClure, of North Broadway, his face and exhibiting other ap­ By a late decision in the Su­ Ask for Browns Tar Soap. went to Arcanum, Thursday morn­ pearances of physical force, he ing, to attend the funeral of Mr. preme Court of N e:r York, a ~rust Go to Francisco's for drugs. held the filabustering party in John Smith, of that place, who is made a criminal organization. Mr. Charles Heaton has check. The attempt of the minor- moved died Tuesday morning, and was The prospects for immigration from Amity street to Fitch street. ity to check the progress of the interred in Abbottsville cemetery, from that state are becoming quite Mrs. J. B. Walton, of West Thursday morning. tr~nsaction of business will receive flattering. Fourth street, is seriously ill. the rebuke of fair-minded persons One day last week, when she Mrs. Darst, of North Broadway, attempted to light her era, oline By an agreement among the of all parties, and bring praise to has been quite sick the past week. stoYe, Mro. El111er \V eav ~ r, of' attorneys the suit for the posses- Mr. Reed for his manliness in Joe Boyd is reported on the South Hawthorne Rt revt, narrnw l.\' sion of the United Brethren Pub- reducing the house to order. si k list. escaped from what 111igl1t. l1aYc lishing House has been postponed A street crossing has been made been a dangerous accident. "'When Over a million acres of land, of across Third street she lighted the stove, she until .March 18th. The case is directly in front noticed the Sioux reservation have been of the NEws office. it did not work properly, and looked to with much interest.'. bought l>y the government and Mr. Richie has bougl1t property fearing an explosion, dragged it will soou be qpen to from the house. 'Vl1f'n she !ind One of the great~st settlers. The of Rev. Floyd 0. Fieldfl, on South misfort?nes just succeeded in getting it out, land is a tra9t formerly used as a Williams street. met i 11 the journaliStic profession the reservoir exploded. Mr. Elmer Weaver, of South She was for some time has ,now befallen hunting g~·ound, but all animals not hurt, nor was anything Hawthorne street, has returned else, of auy size becoming extinct in it, save the stove. the Lonuou 1 imes. ;, Not only has from his business trip to Missouri. the government purchased it, still Harry Carte, the it suffered Jefeat in the Parnell Mr. Roberts, of South Broad­ young man le ving three hundred who was lately visiting trials, Pdrive ahead, as his horse, vor over those for the year preced. rl1he intention of the government ill for some time, is ~radually get­ having stood during church, had ing. Although the imports last is to make them as little subjec­ ting better. become quite lively. That was year were somewhat greater t~an tive as possible to their now pow­ Rev. F. C. Fields, has purchased the last seen of him until one of those of 1888, yet the exports were erful chiefs, and more to the gov~ the property corner of Fitch and the party noticed, after driving so much in excess of those of ' the ernment ?f the United States. Williams streets, of Mr. George sqme distance, a dog cart lying by the road ; and then a man was no­ preceding year, as to make the ex- Mills" ticed lying upon his face in t.he cess of exports over imports The charter of the Louisiana Mrs. McCabe, of Barnet street, has gone on a visit of several mud. The young men jumped $116,000,000, whereas the year be- State Lottery Company expires weeks to friends and relatives in out and found it. to be Harry Carte. next May, which, when the mo- fore it was less than four millipns. Eldorado. He was covered with mud, and tion for its renewal is presented, As long as trade keeps in this Mr. T. M. un9onscious. Twenty-four hours . I Hill, of West rrhird direction, we are certain of p1·os- will probably produce considera- street, has been confined to his elapsed before he became con­ scious, and yet suffers from perity. ble excitement in the next Louis- bed for the past week, with a se­ the iana legislature. When the char- vere attack of rheumatism. fall. It is supposed that the horse atte:µipted to run away, and in . Quite a number of crossings ter was granted some years ago, Mr. D.R. Fox, of South Broad­ making a sudden turn in the mad have lately been way, who is on a business trip to ~ ]~id ·on Third the company agreed to establish leading to the house, upturned Iowa, has been sick with la grippe street between the intersecting an institution of learning, which the cart. for some time. streets, by property owners ~nd they did, and support it. rrhe Messers. George Riley, George Mr. McGinnis, of South Broad­ business men. The object is to company became so prosperous and Arthur Hoover, and John way, has purchased a farm a few bring the pas~ing trade directly d-uring its short existance that miles north of town and will move Troup took a short visit, on busi­ ness, we are told, to Cincian::tti, to their own stand, and thus reap now it proposes to pay off the onto it soon. this week. In some way falling the patronage of m&py who, hav­ whole state debt, if only a charLer Miss Millian Stauffey, of Rich­ in with misfortune, they decided ing to go a grerif ~way armind, be granted them-so lucrative an mond, Indiana~ is spending a few to boycott the rail roads, and foot would otherwise have gone to income have they drawn from the weeks with Mrs. J. H. Bertels, of it back. another store. These crossings people 1 This is probably their last West Third street, and with Miss Three boys, Henry Shoemaker, Nellie Kapp. not only benefit the business men chance, as their attempt in the John Norris and Charlie Steiner, by whom they are made, but also ~orth Dakota legislature, although Mr. J. W. Coates has made an were arrested in the West End excellent addition last the public in general, as it does they succeeded in bribing it,, was to his drug Tuesday, and when brought store. Now may be seen a beauti­ before Mayor Crawford, Wednes­ away with the necessity of street disclosed, and the uprising so I ful sign, similiar to the one on the day morning, were fined $7 .55 cars stopping at crossings of inter- great both in Dakota and abroad, NEWS office, extending across the apiece for shooting within city sectjng streets. that the attempt will surely prove sidewalk. limits with fiobert rifles. WEST SIDE NEWS. Hiram Strong post ga17e its first public camp-fire ThnrsOH:V night in their new Gunckle llall. A number of interesting addresses were delivered and an excellent duet, entitled "Moonlight on the In order to quickly introduce the cele­ Rhine," was rendered by Miss Ada ~ brated English Dr. Scott's Electric Porou~ Ebert and Mr. William Surface. Plaster to the readers of this paper, the All present enjoyed themselves ~ Pall Mall Electric Association, of Lon­ to the fullest extent. don, make the following liberal offer Friday afternoon, as several ~ COOD FOR 60 DA VS young ladies from the Seventh ~ =BUT FIRST ASK FOR THE= DON'T district school were on their way rn YOUR 11 home, a young "country yap," ev­ PLASTERS DRUG STORE DELAY idently, suddenly approached from ~ and if you cannot get them remit $1.00 and you will rc:ccive four of these famous behind unbeknownst to the young m Electric Plasters by mail, postpaid, to­ ladies, aa •• ' • r days after gathered. In quality It IS lusct- several horses, like themselves, ~nt- a ve1 Y low t~mpei .it lite. . The ous, the plant a strong grow(:"!r with a perfect of the appearance of a long fast, ice when taken from the can is as blossom, entirely exempt from disease and clear as cryotnl, and ,! and badly crippled. Two of the coluer than an abundant yielder; but its great value is the ordinary ice usually used, and ~: in i ~'.J, ~·emarkable l~teness-lasting long a~ter horses \Vere ordered to be killed, . . ' ' all o ..1ers have disappeared and extendmg to put them out of misery-and will uccorclrngly last longer. The the Strawberry season to two months-and death would probably not have company, it is said, have made the fact that it yields a crop of its beautiful, <'ontracts been worse for the rest. The men with hotels and other m.:tmmoth berries the season the plants are houses, for twenty-five tons daily. planted. Full description, testimonials, &c., claim they are from western In­ and .'.l colored picture of it, mailed free. diana, and are on their way to rel­ GENERAL NEWS. Plar:ts by mail, 50 cts. a doz; $z.50 per roo. atives residing near Springfield, By express $15.00 per 1000. Clark County, Ohio. After put­ , . -- . Lovett's Guide to Horticulture, a hand- 1 he Pre~1dent, on :l\Ionday~ SJgn- sor:ie_ book of nearly loo pages, finely printed and over 200 illustrations, de­ ting the party in as good shape ed the proclamation opening the scnb1r,i~ ever; kiad of h.:ta ly Fruit and Onnmental Tree and Plant, new or as possible, they were allowed to Sioux Reservation in South Da- old, ~wmg bo::h d2fec:s a:1d merits; r2plcte with instructions on planting, resume their journey. It was a .. . . , . prunmg, culture, &c., and quoting Trees and Plants at half what they are .He also ussued an es- usually will miserable looking set all around. kot,~. ord~r solJ for, be mailed, with colored plates, for roe., without plates free. tablu;hrng land offices at Pierra Headquar~ L:-s for W~mderful Peach, Gandy and Monmouth Strawberries, Erie Blackberry, and Cham berl ·1in Abund~nce any by Express. Post Office or Express near the canal. They have con­ Money Order, at our risk. Call on or address: tracted with a Cincinnati firm for ThP- excitement over the lottery MORGAN & CO., 61 Murray St., NewYork. two ice machines, with Cl: capacity bill claimed to be in the interest of thirty and fifty tons daily re­ or the Louisiana. Lott ry Company, spectfully. By this artificial pro­ reached it::; climax February 10 in FULL LINE OF GROCERIES cess of manufacturing ice, the the House of North Dakota, when water is first :filtered through a further eonsideraLion of it was iu­ always on hand, and as cheap charcoal bed, and then distilled, definitely postponed. rendering it free from all impuri­ Albert P. Miller, colored pastor as the cheapest at ties. Then it is poured into cans of Dixwell A venue Congregation­ and placed in the freezing a ppar­ al church at New Haven, N. Y. atus, which is brought to an ex­ was awarded $500 damages against ceedingly low temnerature by an Albany steamboat captain for what is known as the ammonia discriminating againt him on ac­ N. M. HULL~ gas process. The gas is first com- count of his color. 316 South Broadway. WEST ,,-SIDE NEWS. Morbid Curiosity. CALL AND SEE

A p<1ge in the Memoirs of Vic­ J . W . Booth & Co's tor Hugo relate· a story 1old by NEW Mon i nr :rn:-;on. the chief exe­ cutioner of Fram:e in lv±G, which MEAT MARKET, il)ustrates the extent to which }lpd Get !'fheil" 'Prices. i(lle. curiosity m<1y sometimes be c~rriecl. A good many people, Fresh and Smoked Meats. chiefly Engli h, used to come to "SPRING VALLEY HAMS." ~eatly a pd 'Pl"OfT'ptly Monsieur Sanson and asked to be Sweet and Juicy. sl;i.own, the guillotine at work: a1Jcl wh~n the request was accom­ panie'Cl by a sufficient fee, the ter­ wI o. HORRELL, ~LSTTSR liSAPS rible ma hine was generally set '£HE LEADING at work guillotining bundles of =!= BJLL=!=HSAPS=!=· hay. GROCER~ =!=NOTS=!=HSAPS=!= One day an English family. con­ *SNVSLOJ=>SS* si tino· of fath r, mother and thr e BUTCHER, young girl , pretty, blonde and *BUSJN 6 S S ;:CAR.PS . Cor. Dale ancl l\lr.lnum<'ntal Avenues. ro y, ('all d to s e the o·uillotine. ~HA NP*BlLLS~ ntral l\farket 'tall No. 2 Mon ienr 'an on put it in op ra­ E s tim ates 'FUl"T'is hed upol\ ~pplicatiop. tion, .. nd xplained all th shock­ in0· cleta.iL of th) workiu 0 ·s of the B. SAMPLES ~WEST*S ID E*NEWS,~ ma.chin and the yrcparations 1210 WEST THIRDSTREET. which the cond mned p rsons are required to go through. Present­ DENT AL PARLOR, ly the youn o·est of the.._, three girls S. .E. Cor. Main ancl Second. turned timidly to the executioner. FINE STOCK "Monsieur Sanson ?" she said. Dayton, Ohio. ' \\ hat, mademoiselle?" "vVhat is done when a condemn­ BUY YOUR Music Folios, PoDular Classic Music. ed man is quite ready? Umbrellas Parasols and How is "f'i'pest. Stock ill the C:::ity. he placed in the machine?" Canes The executioner told her. 1irect from the factory, and save HORNER'S MUSIC STOR "\Yell " said the young girl, "I the retailer's profit. E, H.epairing and covering of Um­ wL h you would put me into the NO 32 EAST THIRD STRE.E1. guillotine thR.t way !" brellas :::md Parasols done an an appealed to her parents. at. very lo\V prices. ''Oh, well,'' they said, "she A. CAPPE L' S wishes it very much- better grat­ 121 EAST FIFTH srr. CiearinJ Sale ify her." OF anson, quite ~qrninst. his inclin­ ation, eated the young girl in the chair of the condemnecl, bonncl her hands and feet, ancl buckled upon her tne harness which holds the criminal in place. Thi , he suppos cl, would be quite enough. m§~~l;R~§.at- BDDT~~DES '·Oh, there's something el. e," ly done. she said. AT COST.