Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-05-07


hill?
And be. when there's fishing, for study too
i'll?
VIII the thought of his marbles insure him
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In June will the seaside claim fair Isabel?
II will. oh. 1t will. "h.it Will. oh;
WIN each wave nave tale of Irritation t"
tell?
Ii viii, oh, IL will. oh. II will. oh;
viii her sweet rosebud lips melt the soothing
win her big. nstrous eyes on the dry goods
WIN his pocketbook rudely awaken the
dream?
1t Will. Oh. II will. oh. it will. oh
In July Will the weather he awfully hot ?
Il will, oh. IL Will, oh. II will. oh;
viii remorse and despair be the poor plumber
1t Will. oh. il will. oh it will. oh:
viii the sheep in the churches decide II is
hest
To give their dear shepherd a much needed
wnthc dude wear bang and polka dot
Twill, Oh. i, will. oh. it Will. oh!
W. A. Gross has returned from the east.
Charles Winters went to Columbus this
morning on business.
DON Sltft l'l Nllt vi lllthN 'bil'I4 'l''ii'N
AT Carter'S this morning.
Grffith panorama tonight at the Grand.
Curtain goes up at eight o'clock.
The funeral Of Mrs. Margaret Donahue
| took place this morning at 3 o'clock.
Matinee at the Grand tomorrow after
noon for the >chooS. Admission 10 cents.
Two hours of profit and pleasure in view
ing a trip over America at the Grand To-
night
The regular shoot of the Springfield gun
club j. being held at the Perrin range this
afternoon.
Mrs Tufts. Mrs Chamberlain and Mrs.
Thad Carr, Of yellow Springs, are in the
city today.
+. \. Williams. Nenia manager of the
| United Lines Telegraph Co, was in the
city this morning.
The Son, OF Veterans with the panorama
Of America tonight at Grand opera hou>e.
| Admission - cents.
Harry Tupin, of Dayton, will sing the
bass and baritone solos at the OrphemS 2un-
cert, Monday night.
President VIM. b. Bodine Of Kenyon col
lege. passed through the city yesterday on
his way to Cincinnati.
Officers Nicklas and Mast INDUCED in a
little pistol practice Yesterday attern"on
They made good records.
Y. \. Warwick. district passenger agent
of the Missouri Pacific railway, located at
Cincinnati. i in town today.
MeSsr,. ). 4. and Eden Bowman. Miller
Coffin. Winters and Servi>s were at Column
bus. Wednesday and yesterday.
The weekly meeting of the committee of
the city council un streets and highways
WAS held this afternoon at , o'clock.
The American house and furniture will
| be sold tomorrow at ; p. III. 10 satisfy the
claims of +. W. McMillen and others.
Judge Smith. of Lebanon. formerly one
Of the common pleas judges Of this judicial
district, arrived in this city last evening.
Yesterday officer Adam Nicklas's sob
found a ten-poumd scale weight in the street.
Owner can get it by calling on officer Nick
las.
John DoddS, the popular Pan Handle
agent at yellow Springs. and brother of
sam Dodds. Pan Handle agent here, was
in town this morning.
c. J. Hicks returned this morning from
Huntsville, where he has been fishing for
several days. He had some very fine bass,
one of which weighed four pounds and
half. -----
O. d. FRANKIE, graduate Of the veteri-
nary college at Toronto, Canada, comes
well recommended from Akron to make his
home in Springfield. with an office at Myers
X Co.'S stable, on Limestone street. -
City Clerk John Shewalter. wife and two
children left this morning for Harrisburg
Mr Shewalter will pass to-day in Columbus,
while his wife and children 90 on to llar-
riSburg. He will follow them this evening.
b. {. Meek will make the New Carlisle
council proposition to erect large iron
tank near the city mills. and keep the same
full of water AT all times. To be used for
filling the fire ci>terns and for street >primk-
ling purposes.
The Legend of Don Munio, at the Grand.
Monday next by the Orpheus So"iety. Re
served seats fer active and associate mem-
brr>, DC Tickets for sale at Carriers,
Huffman X Richter and LudlOw'S.
DR. Russell this morning performed an
operation on the young son of ChaS. Cregar.
the architect for strengthening the child'S
feet. which had from birth been painted up
ward. The trmdunS were cut allowing
the foot 10 drop back t" its proper position.
The funeral services of the late Mrs.
Anna VI. Bishop were conducted yesterday
at the late residence Of the decreased on
North Limestone street. Rev. John T.
Rose and Rev. Edward IL. Cummings con-
Quoted the services according To the EpSco-
D / ritual The burial was private.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church at
New Carlisle have arranged for an enter
tainmemt for the benefit of their church, TO
be- held al the town hall tomorrow, (Satur-
day evening, May Sth. The programme
promises treat, consisting of music, reci-
tations. select reading. tableauX, etc.
No concert yet given by the Orpheus 5,
ciety promises 50 pleasing a variety of
chorus. solos. duOs and qnartetteS as is con
tained in the Legend of Don Manic, to be
given at the Grand Monday, May 10th. In
order that the price of admission may come
within the reach of all, the society have al
lowed active and associate members the
right to secure reserved seats for 25c.
which should insure a full house. b, X
sheet now open at Carter'S.
For a Piano Tuner
Leave your order at X. +. Brandon
Co.'S. The only reliable tuner in the city
is John f. Schumacher. All work war
ramted by responsible house. Don't have
your pianos butchered by inexperienced