Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-05-24
CASPER'S Druu Store
LOCAL BREVITIES.

| Truman b. Gest, of Nena, was in the
| city this morning.
| School board tonight. Election of teach
ers and superintendent
The A. o. II. will picnic at Spence's
grove next Monday, May 81.
The Western fire lads are engaged in
| filling cisternS this afternoon.
Tim Shay was run in yesterday for ours
ing a woman while he was drunk.
c. W. Fairbanks, general solicitor of the
|. b. x W, was in town this morning
Rev. Dr. Gotwald left the city this morn
ing for the east, 10 be- absent several weeks.
Still FAINT, of Pretzman's bakery, has re-
turned from visit TO his old home in Mary
land.
John F. Mcclure and Martha Teevens
were married by Squire Breckenridge
TODAY.
Two hundred Springfelders went down
to Xenia yesterday on the Little Miami eN
curSion.
Ed. Cain, letter-carrier on route 10, laid
of today and goes to Cincinnati for a
weeks vacation.
Ed. Brown and Fred Marsh are making
their deliveries of the second volume of
Grants Memoirs.
Rev. Chote, of New Carlisle, passed
through the city this morning on his way
to Antioch college.
Misses Anna Hartman and Emma Ne
Claim, from the western part of the county.
spent today in the city.
MeSsrS. Rannels and Taylor, of New
Carlisle and c. 5. Forgy, of Forgy station,
were in the city today.
The commissioners today ordered the
auditor To advertise for new eighty-foOt
iron bridge west of Enon.
viii Carey and wife, of Xenia. were the
guests over Sunday of John c. Carey and
wife of South Center street.
The pay rolls of Company \ and Battery
+, for camp Foraker service will be made
out and sent TO Columbus tonight
| Dayton Democrat: Yardmaster Thomas
Finch. of Springfield, was in the city, yes
terdsy, visiting relatives and friends.
Deputy Tom BraSsfield was last Satur-
day presented with handsome gold watch
by Sheriff Baker for faithfuInesS and good
service.
Carter Fillmore was run in this morning
for throwing piece Of casting at Lewis
BuShneIrat the Champion Malleable works
| last Friday.
! Another Warmers safe remedy comet has
been discovered. Why don't somebody OBJ
| ject to this mans using the heavens for ad-
vertising purposes?
The destruction wrought by the recent
| floods among the fields and fences in the
country is gradually vanishing and corn and
wheat both look well.
| Prof. +. T. Tappan, of Kenyon college
passed through the city Saturday on his
way to address the educational mass meet
ing in Bethel township.
VIM. Biddle. eX-mayor's clerk, was Sat-
urday appointed private secretary of War
den Coffin and left for Columbus this mOrrl-
i lg to assume his position.
A cutting scrape was reported to have Oc-
CURED in the vicinity of the Arcade this
morning but 4 dillgent inquiry failed to
disclose any of the particulars.
Battery f. Attention The pay rolls for
service at Carthage will he at the armory 10
be signed this evening, and every member
of the battery should be present.
Frank Brown, the man who was so seri-
ouSly shot by Williams, is improving and
his physicians, Drs. Patterson and Welch,
say that he will certainly recover.
Marshal Hughes and Deputy Potee were
busy this morning serving notices on prop
erty owners on Center street between Main
and Mulberry to curb and gutter.
The commissioners were in session this |
morning, but did nothing beyond the pass
ing of a grist of bills and hearing of COM
plants for the board of equalization.
DIR. Myers. of DonnellSviIIe, who has |
been visiting in southern and central Cali |
fornia for the past month. is expected to
return TO take charge of his practice soon. |
The executive committee of the High |
School Alumni association, meets tonight |
at the Central building. There is business
of Importance and every member should at |
I nd
Albert A. G. Delo son of Prof Delo of |
Wittenberg college, leaves tonight for
4 N,I, 81, 1, ,l.,-
James. and will hereafter permanently IT
side there
A number of persons from the city and
various parts of the county attended the ed
ucatiOnal mass meeting held on the MethO-
dist camp ground, west of the city, last
Saturday.
The prohibitiOnistS will have a ratification
meeting on the square tomorrow TUESDAY
evening, with DR. Leonard, Uncle Abe
Ludlow, Editor Thompson and Others as
speakers.
Samuel Wilson, of ~ CheStut avenue.
had his right hand mangled Saturday in a
wOOd-wOrker at j. II. Thomas x
Sons shops. DIR. Russell amputated the
third finger.
Conrad Bachman lost his pOcketbOOk con-
tanning SO and lot of valuable receipts
near the corner of Race and North streets
yesterday morning about 10 o'clock. lie
has not yet recovered il. ,
Mr.. Moore, who resides at No 60 Pearl {
street. reported to tine police this morning I
that he had found sixteen or eighteen pairs '
Of socks in his yard. They are supposed 3
to be part of those stolen from Blanks {
grocery Saturday night.
The 49ers," thrilling western drama, /
will be presented at Blacks tomorrow 7
night under the direction of its author, T. a
B. Manning. for the benefit of the K of L. |
Admission 10, 20 and 25 cents. A large =
audience should attend and help a merito- I