Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-06-07
CASPER'S DRUG STORE
LOCAL BREVTiES.


day. on business.
The county commissioners are in session
to-day. but simply passed bills this morning.
Springfrld'> pride. the Bicycle Club, will
pitch il, tents at yellow Springs tomorrow.
Officer Wa~kcy has purchased D"..
Campbell'~ notorious brindle bull dog for
Sl5.
Armin Fa>>lrr leaves tonight over the !.
b. \ W, for Kansas. to be absent some
time.
pr. Leonard's Sunday morning sermon
will appear in tomorrow'> GI"HE-RE-
PUBLIC.
There i, talk of Union Sunday school
teachers meeting during the summer
months.
Urbana Citizen: MI and Mrs. Joe Spahr,
and Mrs. Troure of Springfield, are guests
at Rev. A. Y. Spahr's.
Miss Emma Mcmillan, OF Neuia, is the
guest ot her friend. Miss Eva Carson, Of
south M"rkrt street.
Do not mention sweet cider or clean pan
taloons to Adam or Jim, of the dandy Po-
lice. nor ask why John I. smiles.
G. W. Hartman. well known as an in
>trIrt"r in plain and ornamental penman-
ship. has organized large class at Osborn.
Tie foot-bridge over the railroad cut on
High street is now paSSable. and persons re
siding east of the railroads find il very con
Vrnient.
The MrBethS, of south Limestone street.
returned Saturday evening from Chicago.
where they have been visiting for several
weeks past.
The house ranSacked by thieves last Fri
iay afternoon was not that Of DR. Isaac
Kay. but of Dr Clarence Ii. Nay, - west
High street.
The PruhhS will hold forth tomorrow
evening from their stand on the square.
They have recently purchased a lot of camp
stools for the Use OF ladies and other, at
their meetings.
Constable Nandrrburg has p">te't motto, ;
Of the sale Of ChaS. Wallace'S Liquors june
l., on eNrcEtiuns in favor of }. NJ. DOI.-
nell. for >I2U. and kinnanr, Wren " Co.,
iur $50.
Perry Bechtlc and Mr. Myers who are i'll
tertstrd in a car coupler, left last night over
the y. Y. 7. y Q. for Niagara Falls, where
There will he meeting OF railroad officials
TOMORROW, to test the coupler.
Mrs Morris Robbins, of Brighton, died
Saturday evening last at ; o'clock, Of brain
fever, aged about - years. Funeral sery-
ices were held at the house this morning al
II u'clsck. Interment at PIatt>burg.
The funeral of George Ii>chler occurred
at , o'clock this afternoon from his late
residence on west Main street. The Butch
rrs' association. of which deceased was one
of the organizers. attended the funeral in a
body.
Died. June e. 1855. of consumption,
Charles Armstrong. aged 20 yeaTS. The
funeral services. conducted by Chaplain
Delu. will take place from the residence OF
Era lzrr, No. l. Rockway street, Tuesday
afternoon at O'Clock.
The Home Weekly published at the q.
). and 5. o. Home, Nenia. says: Geo.
Best left fer Springfield on Friday morning
to accept position in bakery made va
cant by the resignation of ClOyd Davis.
Cloyd has accepted a position in Will GRAY :
bakery in Dayton"
The funeral of X. J. Pills occurred this
morning, at 10 o'clock. from his late resi-
dence. on south Limestone street Ii was
o Ie Of the most largely attended funerals OF
any colored person that has occurred III
Springfield for years. Several persons from
Xenia and Dayton were present.
The vocal society of the First English
Lutheran church will give concert next
Thursday evening, June 10, in the audience
room of the church. Lovers of good music
will take note, large number of our best
singers will assist in making this one of the
finest entertainments of the season.
Adam Schrade, residing at No. IS Section
street. informed the police last evening that
his little three year-old son. Charley. was
lost. Officer Mast said, after hearing a de
~cription of the boy. that he had seen him
on west Main street in company with a
larger boy named Kline, and that the two
had gone down on Columbia street to lind
Schradr'> home Mr.. Schrade went after
the two and ~uuu found them.
Rev. b. ". Chidaw. familiarly known
among SUNDAY school workers a. Father
Chidlaw," will be- present at the Second
Prt>b, trrian Sunday school next Sunday,
and take part in the exercises, and will con,
duct a childrrn'> service at II o'clock. In
the afternoon hr will he at the North Side
chapel Father Chidlaw has been identified
with the Sunday School work for over SIXTY
years.
The corner stone of the new 81. Johns
E,angrlirsL Lutheran church was laid al
Delaware on the 3Oth. and President Ort. "t
Wittrmbrrg. delivered a fine address. OF
the pastor. Rev J. F. Shaifrr, the Delaware
Dairy GUzcttr speaks a. follows:
The Rev ShatTrr was for several years
editor of the Lutheran ErumgcIi>f. the west
rrn Iaprr of the church. and also Professor
of Hebrew. Church History and Biblical
Archaeology in the Theological Seminary AT
Springfield. Ohio. His profound learning,
deep piety and uratOrical talent. combined
with his urbanr manner and sound judg-
memt. rendered him pr,.-emimentIy a worthy
leader tor the young congregation, ami Ia
him they extended an invitation Ia become
their pastor.
Not so SERIOUS a. Reported.