Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-03-13
CASPER'S Drug Store,
LOCAL BREWTlES.


at the Arcade.
G. G.. Thayrr returned to Cheyenne, Mon
tnma this morning.
}. W Jarrett and Mrs. W. :. Thompson
are on the SICK list.
Mort Richter left yesterday for Newark.
To remain several days.
The market was unusually large this
morning for :" bad day.
j. l.. Draytun. of Union CITY. Ind. iS
visiting relatives in the city.
John Clarke. the market street reStau-
ranter, has sold out his business.
The Agricultural Society is holding It's
regular monthly meeting this aftern""n-
!. II. Summers. of NewcOmerStown. O..
l. the guest of his brother, A. y. Summers.
The gymnasium was crowded with pe"-
pie last night to see the Bookwalter collec-
ti"n.
Miss Anne Yeatman. of South Bend.
Ind. is visiting Miss Nellie Martin. Of Race
street.
Z. K Doup, of Brooklyn. Y. Y, is visit
INK friends in the city. brother Of l.. VI.
p"up.
Why do school girls chew wan? Will the
girl at the foot of the class stand up and
answer?
jefferson Morgan. of Wapakonets. bought
tickets from here yesterday for Washington
territory.
Frank Drake, Of West High strest, left
for Dayton this morning to spend the
sabbath.
!. II. Slower. the agent Of the North
western Life Insurance Co. of Milwaukee,
S in the city.
F. II. Carson. of Dubuque, Iowa Is the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Parsons, of
East Clifton street
/ Dr. Kennan. If Clifton street. enters into
partnership with pr J. W. Morrison in the
medical profession.
/ Dr. lmhoff. of Putnam county. and a
former student Of Wiuenberg. is spending
a few days in the city.
suit was brought in common pleas to-day
by VIM. II. Houck ct al against the Amer
ran Manufacturing Co. of New Carlisle.
ca. Mccall. of Simcoe, Ontario. has just
located in the city. having accepted clerk
ship in Kimnane X Wren'S dry goods estah-
liShment.
Mr.. Winfield scott Hei>ter. of C0hlPntz'> :
drug store. took the final examination in the
Junior class Of the Cincinnati College of
Pharmacy last week.
Judge White this morning heard the ar
gumpmtS in the divorce and alimony suit of
Minnie Hartman V. Oscar W. Hartman and
took it under adviSement
Miss Helen. daughter of Jas. Adams, the
/ Arcade reStaurantrr. has been quite sick for
several days. due to over PXertion at a
chiIdren's party at her house on Wednesday
last.
/ DR.. T. u. King has almost entirely re-
covered from a dangerous surgical opera
ton which he had performed in Cincinnati
! a week ago. the removal of a tumOr from
his right eye.
Officer Nicholas played a little joke on
the mayors clerk yesterday afternoon by
/ giving him a loaded cigar. The expression
on the face of the m. : c. can be bStter i'm
agined than described.
There will be a big excursion the latter
part Of April or the first part of May L"
Kanapoli>. the ''Springfeld' city of
Kansas. Two train loads Of people will b.
taken out at greatly reduced rates.
( Rev. W. c. Falconer. Of the First Pres
hyterian church. this city, discusses The
/ Diversity of the Spirits Operations" at a
convention of Presbyterian ministers, t" he
/ held in the First Presbyterian church. Gin
cnnati. next Thursday.
/ A. II. Griffith. manager Of the John
/ B"nkwalter collection. announces that the
/ hours set for the opening of the exhibition
are from Q a. M. to 10 p. m. Everybody
should go and see the greatest exhibition of
the kind ever brought to this city.
George Knapp contemplate< improving
his business block in the west end this
spring. He expects to build an additional
room Ia the building and raise the corner /"
three stories. thereby making one solid
block consisting of four store rooms.
/ At the last county teachers examination
eighteen applicants We're present TO six of
whom certificates were granted. The next
regular examination will be held next Sat
l. IL. 4
her that Payne'> lectures on aching is the
basis Of the examination upon theory and
practice of teaching.
The past week has been devoted to exam
nations in the city schools. The fault
finding at the difficultneSS of the eNamina-
tiumS will now he changed into rejoicing by
Those who had been diligent enough during
tIr term to pass the examination submitted,
and into dependency by those who failed
During the coming week of vacation the
latter class should remember that Success
i not in never falling but in rising every
time Ne fall"
\ meeting was held at olive Branch last
night. in connection with the regular liter-
a exercises. /" discuss the propTiety of
a lopting measures looking toward more
y .rmamrut organization Of the literary So
riety, which has been in a tl"urishing con
dIrion for several years. This is an impOr-
tamt matter and the fact that many of best
colleges have abandoned literary societies.
renders steps in a new departure Ia BE- taken
with care.
sheriff. Sale of Real Estate.
II was busy time with Sheriff Baker al
the south door of the court house this after
noon. \ nImber "f pieces of property
were Ia be sold. and there was a large crowd
congIegated. some 10 bid but the greater
number 10 look Oh. The first offered.
the stone quarry tract, sold in the case of
VIM Diehl V. Roht. b. Morris, appraised
at S2,45s.12, was bid off by VIM. Diehl for