Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-04-27
CASPER'S Drug Store,
Fishers Block. Main Street, Springfield.
LOCAL BREWTIES.

city today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo II. Knight went t"
Cincinnati.
Vegetation could bc fairly seen to grow
this morning.
\ social hop was given last night in
JohnSon'S hall.
No movement toward the local oh>cr-
vance of Arhor day yet.
Mrs. Cornelius Baker and Mrs. Barnes
left to-day for New York.
The Rev. Dr. Stevenson. Of Wilmington,
was in town a short time today.
Council meets tonight. The meeting
promises to be an interesting one.
Harry Hubbell and Harry Berry of
U'rbana. Were in the city yesterday.
Mrs. II. {. EiSenmenger and family leave
to-day for visit to Franklin and Middleton.
In another column of the paper will be
found the advertisement Of Worlry n Co.
|. II. Wilson. of indianapolis. General
Superintendent Of the l.. b. X W. is in the
city today.
Hereafter the board of education will
convene at o'clock p. M, instead of at
half-paSt :.
One of Clark County'S pioneers, Mr..
Sultzbach, living on the Urbana road. is
critically ILL.,
The rainfall yesterday afternoon and
=. 4, 4 =,
badly needed.
Lot c. Bishop, preceptor in a military
academy at Reading, Penn, is home on a
few days visit.
Mrs Elizabeth Colwell. of Urbana, is the
guest of her sister, Mrs Lou Colwell of
east North street
The MurrayMurphv troupe left at 2:li
this morning for Youngstown. where they
snow this evening.
Lent is over, and Sig. Rigio is happy.
lie has several private parties to play for
this week and next.
Sydney. Ohio has Just struck her third
gas well and new sulphur we'll. The
town is clean crazy.
McNiSh. johnson and Slavin'S minStrelS
arrived from Nenia this morning at 1890.
They are quartered at the Arcade.
c. c. Taylor and wife go to Los Angeles.
California, to be absent a few months.
They will board at the ST. Elmo hotel.
The Osborn Mccormick Slander suit in
s.ituted yesterday was for $40, 600 damages
instead of 81, 900 as printed Yesterday.
George F. Day. the iron-j -jawed man, left
at o'clock this afternoon for Medicine
Lodge. Kansas, to join johnson n Coles
circus.
The funeral of Benz. F. Gard. the fremont
pioneer, occurred yesterday at that village
and was largely attended by Springfield
people.
Mrs. Fannie DelanO daughter of J. VI.
Oldham, left today for Boston 10 Join her
husband They will hereafter permanent
ly reside there.
Local shOOtistS will be- interested in
knowing that Capt B"gardus goes with
Coles circus this season, opening in ST.
Louis this month.
J. NJ Hill. the manager of the Murray
Murphy troupe. will take a Bankers
Daughter company to England at the be
ginning of next season.
1t is said that the New Era, Prohibition
organ of this city, will soon begin the pub
liraIon of a campaign daily, of which L.
T.. Miller is to be city editor.
Rev. J. B. Walker will preach in the
Methodist Protestant church on WedneS-
day evening. April 2sth, al 7:3O. He will
be glad to meet his numerous friends
4 government revenue collector. assisted
By Squire Stout, will be at VIM. Burns on
East Main street, Friday. April 30th, To re-
ceive applications for liquor and cigar Ii
cenSe>.
The infant child of George II. Hughes.
residing at $50 North Plum street died yes
teriay afternoon at o'clock. The funeral
services will be held tomorrow afternoon at
1 o'clock.
Mrs. W II. Pretzman leaves today for
visit 10 London and Columbus. Her
mother, Mrs. Barcafer. who has been her
guest for some time. returns 10 her home
in WcSterville today
Urbana must be- mighty sensitive town.
Its people evidently hate Ia have anything
said against the place, for yesterday an in
offensive stranger was arrested for running
down a street. Thanks, all who see it.
Six kids whose names could not he learned
but who were evidently under the unwhole
some influence of yellow backed literature
ran away from their homes on south Shat
fer street near the Fair grounds last week.
Three have returned 10 partake of the GATED
falf. but the ether three have been heard
from at Detroit Mich.
Trinity Baptist. corner South Limestone
and Mulberry streets: Preaching services
Oh Wednesday, Thursday and Friday even
ngS at 7:45 of this week. The pastor has
large paintings to illustrate the subjects.
The paintings seemed to be- much admired
last Sunday evening, and the effect good.
All are cordially invited.
Passenger engine No. I, on the Y. Y.
?. & O.. is to be overhauled in a short time.
The old fve-fuot driving weelS will be taken
fl and five and half foot wheels sub
,tituted Paper wheels will be- put III
Ter the trucks and other alterations made.
So. 1. in this improved condition. will be
.ble TO make faster time. and as the Y. Y,
p. A O. is famous for fast time the increase
If speed will make this engine a regular
lightning flash.