Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-09-10
CASPER'S Drug Store,
LOCAL SREWTlES.


was the guest of friends in the city yester
day.
Miss Alice Vose returned last evening
from very pleasant visit with friends in
Sandusky.
John B. RhoadeS. route agent Of the
American Express company, was in the
city last evening.
Mrs. George Gurnea and Mrs. Michael
dsv visiting friends.
Coroner Coleman got back from Forts
mouth last night The trip was fairly
pleasant, but frightfully hot.
Preparatory services, saturday, at 3 p. IN.
in the First Presbyterian church. The pas
tor will preach. Baptism of children before
sermon.
Miss Dawson. of Cincinnati, who has
been the guest Of Henry Baldwin and fami-
Iy of east High street during the summer.
left today. for Cincinnati and the expo>i-
tion.
A bad runaway. resulting in wrecked
buggy, occurred near the Yellow Springs
street rai iroad crossing last evening. The
names Of the occupants of the buggy could
not be learned.
Rev. q. \. Beattie, now visiting tine
Wisemans in this city, has vacated his pull
pit at Sedalia, Mo. and has accepted the
psstorate of the First Presbyterian church.
at Lansing, Mich
The Agricultural Board holds its fist
meeting since the county fair tomorrow
afternoon. Treasurer ID. +. Jefferies will
present his exhibit of expenditures and re-
ceiptS. which is very favorable.
Will Phelps. accompanied by his father
I Cyrus \. Phelps, left this morning via Bee
Line for Princeton. New Jersey. where
VIII will enter Princeton college. Mr..
Phelps will return in about week.
At the annual meeting of the New Car
/ Ii lie camp meeting association, WIN. II.
/ Baumgardner was elected president: Geo.
/ ID. Thomas, Vice president. +. c. Miller,
| Sect'y and Treas: Dr. MeTanda, Auditor.
The western lines of the Pennsylvania
railway are helping greatly this year Ia
/ swell the earnings. The Pittsburg, Cncin-
matt & st. Louis for July showed 81 per
cent increase on gross earnings and 81 -
per cent. on net.
Miss Lizzie BoOkwalter and Frank War
der, Miss None Littler and Ed. Barnett,
went As far a. Meciamicsburg yesterday
with Mr.. and Mrs. H. {. Dean. (nee Miss
Fannie Barber They spent the day at the
MechanicSburg fair.
Clerk J. H. Rabbits wishes the attention
of the Springfield bar ami Others interested,
called Ia the fact, the time for noting casts
for the September term of Common Pleas
Court. negiuning on the 27th inst expires
Tuesday, September IA.
Plqua is TO have a new enterprise. this /
time a large oat meal factory. The stock |
Dmpany has already been organized and .
the machinery ordered and the mill will |
soon he in running order. 1t is understood !
the mInager is from the celebrated mills in |
Akron.
Rev. J. J. SummPrbell, son of Doctor .
Summerbell, of the High street Christian .
church. was in Springfield yesterday on bus /
nesS for tie American Christian cunvrn-
ton, which meets i'll New Bedford the 9th .
pruXimo, and will probably preach for his
father Sunday, the 18th.
Mrs. Dr. Falcomer Will leave the city.
Monday. 10 accompany her daughter, Miss
BERTHE. and Miss Fannie Wnger. on their
way TO school at Holiday sburg, Pa, a de
Iightful village on the eastern side of the
Allegheny mountains Mrs. Falconer, on
her return, will stop at CresSon Springs and
PillSburg.
At very orderly and pleasant dance
given at the Wigwam last night. Jim Cav
alaugh. the well known hustler" and his
excellent wife, carried of the prize, for su-
periOr dancing. Jim was awarded a box of
cigars, and Mrs. Cavamaugh handsome
toilet set The contest for the prizes was
very spirited.
When the Bennett x MoultOn opera COM
pany played its engagement here last win
ter. three of the young ladies were phot,-
graphed by Cushman. the artist. a. Three
Little Maids from School" The picture
WAS a great hit a. to pose, tone and general :
effect. The kTebS Co, OF Cincinnati, has
worked it up into a very exquisite litho-
graphic advertisement. in culors, of the
Fairfield county fair.
Managing editor Of the Whiteley -IIot,.p,
breakfa>ting at the Arcade: "Er-ah- {
can any buddy-ah-tell
me whethth the democratic meeting yes
day ay-ah-decideG to call congressional !
dOn'tChcwknow ," Gruff
rjx-u-rix, who knows the best local paper
in the city: ''Aw. come of wake up. .
Iiet last nights GIoRE-RErUBIIC. and y
You'll see the whole thing" RoarS from q
.he table. Sickly smile and sudden Gepar- .
ure OF the m. t. of the ApnIoGH.
G. \. II. Matters.
Owing TO the absence of many of the =,
AT Portsmouth there was small
attendance at the meeting of Mitchell Post,
So ~. g. \. r.. last night. The meeting
vas simply called To order and adjourned p
yiihuut trausacting amy business Whatever. v
The Voice OF the People.
The people. a. Whole, seldom make e,
listakes and the unanimous voice Of praise III
.hich comes from those who have used r,
Io"d's SarsaPariIla. fully justiiirs the ~ ~
iaims of the proprjrt"rs of this great med q,
inc Indeed these very claims are based III
ntirely on what the people say Hoods di
arSaparilIa has done for them. Read the
bundant evidence of its curative powers,
nd give It a fair. honest trial. in
Walter Small in Grand Organ recital To- ~,