Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-11-01
Or. casper's Blood end Liver
Syrup.
CASPER'S Drug Store,
LOCAL BREWTIES.

Captafn c. A. Welch went 10 London to-
day on business trip.
nr, Richards. of Wittenberg college,
preached at Delaware Yesterday.
Peter and William McGown. the we'll
known horsemen of Dayton, are in the city
today.
The Aimee comrane passed through the
city this morning. en- route from Indiana TO
the east.
lanes NeiI the veteran shoeman, was in
! I-rhana Yesterday at the bedside of sick
relative.
Wabt Tbacker and family will visit Co
rrp,hrs and New Lexington for three or
four weeks
Efsseu yanderburg, Casey and other
non-nartjsans held a meeting at South
Charleston
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Yesterday Of Miss Loui. Shaw. of north
Market street
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HeheraI Mastel Ne''l"ii'c hliiS' oi INC
L. b. W. was III 'ne CIT! leS'ei""s' anu
!ett iaSt hight lor lhdiahapoiis'
Jerry Hunt formerly ticket agent OF the
L. b. W. here' now located al lineage
was IN the city yesterday VISITING MS many
rrlehds'
Mrs. Jerome FaSSler, Miss Rosa Fassler
and Miss Amelia Leibold left this morning
Tor Aiken South earoilha' Oy way ol 'he
Bee Line.
Frank Tyner. formerly the well known
bill-pOster of this city, is now in advance of
the Lily Clay "AdamlesS Eden party.
which SHOWS al the Hrahd tIis week.
The |. B. & W. yardmen put in big
day yesterday. The yards were cleared of
over 200 cars of coal, bound in all direc-
tions.
A new non-partisan arrived in the Eighth
ward last night John Myers, the grocer at
reJoiceS over the arrival OF new boy last
night.
Ella the four-year-old daughter of John
McCarty, OF lS6 York street. died yeSter-
day afternoon at O'CLOCK ot diphtherla'
ana was Ii'"lle' Ill 'i'e |"'iioiic oeile'els
"u"S a' : ocIoch'
Builders report that the supply OF brick IN
Springfield is far below the demand. The
nTfFp. ltSa. has gone ilD SkN-lll-n. and we
are shipping IN brick from Oroana and sur
rounding cities.
Today is All Saints Day in the Catholic
| churches.and was observed by three masses
! celebrated at D. and ":So a. III. respective
ly. All the Springfield churches mad large
congregations.
The ladies of the Methodist Protestant
church will serve oysters in the Steele build
ing, next door TO the wigwam, beginning
this evening and continuing tomorrow and
tomorrow evening. Proceeds for the benC-
| fit of the church.
| Steve Toole. the left-handed pitcher who
| has made such a remarkable record with
the Brooklyns this season. passed through
! the city this morning on his way home tn
Pi,tsburg. Toole. il will be remembered.
played first base with the Springfield team
two years ago.
Miss Belle Knott. teacher of writing in
| the public schools. who is so critically i'll
| from typhoid fever, is reported slightly bet
ter today. and strong hopes are now enter
tanned of her recovery. The fever is bro
| ken. but Miss Knott is very weak and pros-
trated. MANY friends unite in boping that
she may recover.
The Siberia" company left this morning
! for Piqua, where they play tonight. They
are a fine looking set of ladies and gentle
men. and attracted much attention at the
station this morning. Miss Adele Bel
garde, the leading lady. will be remembered
as having played Hamlet" at Blacks five
or six years ago.
Readers of the GLoBE-REPUBIIC will re-
| member the stohlng ol No. l. CONDUCTOR