Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-04-29
CASPER'S Drug Store,
Ei.h,r,s RInck Main Street. sprinyfeId.
LOCAL BREWTIES.


arise 10 fall before thee;
| come to kiss thy feet
To adurn thee and adore thee
Mine only one. my sweet!
And thy love hath power upon me,
Like a dream upon brain:
For the lOyelinrSS which won me.
With the love, too, doth remain.
And my life IL beautiteth
Though love he but "A shade,
known of only ere il dieth-
By the darkness It hath made:
-PhHip .Idmss BdJ'y.
Barnum shows at Dayton June II.
Miss Ida Peel has returned from visit to
/ Dayton.
J. NJ. Knote went to Toledo yesterday ON
business.
Not one arrest was made by the police
last night.
+ II. Keifer left this morning for Wash
ington. u. {.
Miss Ella Little. of Yellow Springs. was
in town today.
{. II. Pierce is quite ill at his home on
Mechanic street
May term of common pleas court com
mence> Monday.
John IL. Mellinger, of this city, is very
III with stomach trouble.
Robert Gowdy. of Xenia, is in the city to-
day visiting friends and relatives.
Mike Murphy. an l.. b. Il w. brakeman,
had hand crushed at Troy yesterday.
Mrs. L. 7. Lockwood and Mrs. Els
worth, of Sandusky, are at the Arcade.
There was no police court yesterday after
noon. Mayor Goodwin being out of the city.
Col. Dotze is having the rooms in the
second story of the station house white
washed.
Ask Bob Bancroft for whom he is in
mourning. But for goodness sake don't
say. etc"
Mrs. J. l.. Steele and Mrs. A. NJ. Crane
left for New York this morning via the
Panhandle.
\ new patent medicine comet has been
discovered. 1t is located in CaSsinpeia
constellation.
VI. VI. DefreeS. of indianapolis, one of
the officials of the /. b. Il W, was in the
city last night.
J. +. Gimperling. of Dayton, one of the
most prominent railroad men in Ohio, was
in the city last evening.
Miss bella Spencer. of ST. Louis. is Wis
iting friends on Limestone street and will
probably spend the summer here.
Walter Sherman. living at Brown Station,
b 'yond New Carlisle, died in the inirmary
a. Troy yesterday in an epleptc lit.
Geo. II. Adams, the clown. who made
such a hit here in ''Iuzo,' will star next
season in a comedy called &C. o. D
Quite number of the boys are going Ia
Cincinnati this week to see the games Of
bSl between Cincinnati and St Louis.
The proposed excursion to Dayton by the
Orpheu> Society next Monday night to at
tend concert there has been abandoned.
Mrs. ChaS. A. Bauer and little son Louis, :
went to Cincinnati. Mr.. Bauer joins |.
them there for two days visit tomorrow |
The GIoBE-REPUBLIC is indebted Ia
Miss Hattie Kaufman for liberal allow |
ance OF ''matlo." the unleavened passover
bread.
\ freight train on the Bee Line was !
wrecked at Ashley yesterday morning. !
The cause was broken axle. No great |
damage was done.
< Frank Driscol and Will White went to
Cincinnati this morning to see the game of |
baseball this afternoon between the Gin |
cinnatiS and ST. Louis Browns.
An attachment to water hydrant on
Fisher street, between Main and Columbia
streets, was made today for the purpose of
supplying sprinkling carts with water.
Larry Burns claims that Chief Walker is
no lady. The chief got into his saloon with
a skeleton key night before last. Hence
the charge of violating the 10 O'Clock ordi-
nance.
Genial DR.. J. o. Davy attempted to drive
away from in front of his Office on High
street today, without the preliminary form
Iity of mhitching his horse The public
enjoyed it hugely.
Miss Rachel Allerton. of this city. has
been appointed housekeeper for the Indus
rial Home at.Adrian. Mich. She is lady
If personal excellence and ability, and will
i'll the place satisfactorily.
EX-Sheriff Foley yesterday sold twenty
IrreS of land known as the old Wolf farm.
hree miles east of the city on the Ohio
southern road. TO Patrick Bolan for 81. 80.
The farms contains good orchard
Geo. +. Graham, the wife murderer.
ynched at Springfield. Mo-, Tuesday night.
IN account of which has appeared in the
columns, was six or eight years
Igo, a reporter employed in Dayton.
Ex-poIiceman Billy Caldwell. who Is
'eteran circus man and lion-tamer. received
'tferS early in the season from both the
}arnum and Hyatt shows. He accepted
neither offer. and says he is through with
huw business for life.
\ double wedding occurred among the ,
yesterday morning at Wash
mgtOn {. H., the contracting parties being ,
'adet Ed. Long to Miss Ida Miller. and
Iohn W. Miller to Miss Amanda Allen.
Rev ID. Smith officiating.
[Crops Will be put out on the Soldiers
Home farm at Dayton this season as follows:
rye 40 acres, meadow 10 acres, vegetables
% acres. potatoes p acres, corn 30 acres.
rhe soil is good and large crops are raised,
II of which are consumed at the Home
,eyenty-tive Ia eighty men are employed on /
he farm during the summer.