Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-05-20
CASPER'S Drug Store,
of Limestone, springfield.
LOCAL BREWTIES.

The Big Six goes to West Liberty to-
night
q. 4. Il. meets tonight To arrange finally
for memorial day.
Prohibition club meets tonight at the
usual time and place.
Miss Esther Simpson left this afternoon
for Troy to visit Miss Edith Carver.
The Champion Machine Co. has sent the
Nenia food sufferers a cheek for 500.
Barnum's advertising car passed through
TO Dayton over the Bee Line this afternoon.
Mrs. Stotler, of Piqua, is visiting her
father, Nat Kinsman, north Factory street.
Mrs. ii. G. Mclain, of st. Marys. is Wis
iting Miss Carrie Smith, south Center street.
William Swope, of 137 north Yellow
Springs street, is the happy father of a L.
pound girl.
Mrs. c. W. Griffith and daughter, Mrs.
Ed. Wallace. returned last evening from a
visit to Toledo.
The patrol officers changed tricks today,
officers Mills and Croft going on day duty,
and Funiss and Rizer on night duty.
Mrs. B. Holloway and Miss Guthrie, Of
south Market street, are in Cincinnati, wOr-
shipping at the shrine of the May festival.
The three-year-old daughter of William
Tavener. of Vienna, died last evening.
The funeral occurred this afternoon at 2:3O
o'clock.
The ladies of the Trinity Baptist church,
corner Mulberry and Liberty streets, give a
berry and cream festival tonight. All are
invited.
Mrs f. P. ChriSty, of south Market
street. went to South Charleston yesterday
to see her friend, Miss Lizzie Heiskell, who
is very i'll.
The l4-mOnthS-Old babe of Martin kiefer.
of DonnelSville, died yesterday morning.
The funeral occurred at o'clock this after
noon at the Lutheran church, DOnnelsville.
b. H. Warder and family arrive from
Washington today. and will clpy their
pleasant and beautiful home at the east end
of Columbia street, until the hot weather
sets in.
Cleveland. Columbus. Cincinnati and In
dianapoliS stock. which is now quoted at IS
cents on the dollar. sold at 81 the CORES
ponding period in 1855, 90 in 1854. and 81
in 1883.
DO not forget that the strawberry festival
Of the season is given in the L. p. church.
Limestone street, on Friday and Saturday
evenings of this week, by the Carey society.
You are all invited.
Bob Williams, janitor at police headquar
ters. fell down the back steps of the police
court room this morning while carrying a
large bucket Of water. lie sustained St
we're Sprain of the left leg.
Deputy Marshal Potee this morning ar
rested Maggie A. Hern for using profane
language and Tom Taylor for allowing his
horse 10 run at large. The horse while at
large ran over small child. hence the ar
rest.
The music for the high school commence
ment June Il, promises 10 be unusually eX-
cellent this year The classical quartette of
the Big Six band will play, and chorus of
one hundred and fifty Juvenile voices is be
ing drilled.
Special communication of Anthony Lodge
No. As, F. n A. NJ, Friday evening, May
81. Members of Clark Lodge and all
NJ. NJ. in good standing invited to be present.
Work in NJ. NJ. degree. Refreshments will
be served.
Postmaster Tom Meranda, of New Car
Isle, has resigned his position, a. TI' ,a.,r
: : circulating a petition, as is also Bert
Lowman.
About noon today another small flow of |
;as was struck at the gas we'll The flow
vas considerably larger than that of YES
erday, and it begins TO look as though they
night find something yet-W Wednesdays
jrbana Citizen.
Our venerable cOlOred citizen. Robert
'iles, of south Limestone street, is very
L. Last night he had another attack of
analysis and he is now very weak His son
ames was telegraphed TO, at Washington,
nd arrived here day or two ago
The remains of William LysIe were .
rOught here yesterday from Chicago. =
here he died on Tuesday of consumption ;
eceaSed was a brother of Ed. Lysle. who d
one Of the force at Kidders restaurant ,
he funeral occurred this afternoon at two !
clock from the Lysle home, on east High \
rect