Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-04-19
CASPER'S Drug Store,
Fisher. Block. Main Street, Springfield.
LOCAL BREWTlES.

Mile Rhra at the Grand tonight
Mr.. Cohbms left last night for Chicago.
r. f. Harwood went to MiddIetown
today.
The livery men did a rushing business
Yesterday.
Geo. Poland of Urbana was in the city
yesterday.
James A. Cory, of Ncnia, spent Sunday
in Springfield.
Ed. Lewis of Xenia spent Sunday with
friends in the city.
DIR. Smalley left for the east today to be
gone until May 4th.
The churches were all well filled yeSter-
DAY morning and evening.
Oscar r Martin went to Urbana this
morning on legal business.
Judge Vaughn and Winston WiSeman re-
turned to Danville, Ky, yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. S. Kelly leave for New
York over the Bee Line this evening.
J. K. Grain, of jamestown, and c. l..
Grain. of Cedarville, passed Sunday in this
city.
Miss Mamie Cummings leaves tomorrow
for Washington, d. C., TO visit Miss Lulu
Jefferies.
J. A. Barnett and family left for Wash
ington. ID. c., this morning, ticketed via
the pan handle.
The Rhea party came in on the pan
handle this morning and are registered at
the Arcade Hotel.
Miss Louise Merriam. guest of Miss Anna
FooS. of East High street. returns to Min
neapoliS tomorrow.
The county commissioners held brief
session this morning and allowed few
bills of minor Importance.
The Yellow Springs house has not yet got
landlord. and the promise for plcncS TO
that place this summer are very slim.
Hon. l.. ID. Brown, commissioner of
schools stopped off a short time here last
Friday. Oh his way to Sandusky City.
Superintendent Mohler and Misses Nellie
Macarthur and May Daily, two of his as
sstants in the New Carlisle schools, spent
Saturday in the CITY.
DIR. Summerbell will peach in the Chris
tian church. on West High street, this even
ing at 7:SO o'clock Subject, The Wither-
ing of the Fig Tree"
ClariSSa Dennis, a sister of Prof. J. W.
Nansickle who is connected with Nelson :
Business College this city, dropped dead at
her home in GallopoliS last Friday evening.
There never was a better prospect for an
immense wheat crop in Southern Ohio than
now. Plenty of wheat and all kinds OF
farm products means good times for every
body.
Mrs. Albert Grassland. residing four
miles out on the Selma pike, died this
morning of consumption, aged 80 years.
She leaves husband and one child to
mourn her loss.
Township boards of education through
out the country districts hold their annual
meetings for organization and making ap-
preparations for school purposes the coming
school year this afternoon.
DIR. l.. NJ Potter. who is now located in
st. Louis. spent Sunday with his family on
East High street. He is managing the fl
nanceS of new railroad in course of con-
struction from st. Louis to Kansas City.
Miss Maggie l.. Casey, of this city, &C
companied by her sister, Mrs. NJ. Bresna-
han, left at 2:lO Sunday afternoon to visit
friends in Columbus and ChillicOthe. and
return via their home in Greenfield, Ohio.
Mr. J. H, Haverly telegraphs the GLOBE
REPUBLIC that his great minstrel company
and the famous Cragg family will positive
ly appear at Blacks opera house under his
own personal management tomorrow Tues
day evening, April 20.
John George, of West Liberty, who came
here on the west-bOund |. b. & w. train
this morning, was taken sick at the station.
Medical assistance was summoned and the
gentleman was soon relieved. His illness
was superinduced by nervous exhaustion.
Edmund Daily. of the vicinity of Wa
verify. who came here the other day I" look
for his son. found him. but the son declined
to support the old man, and fired him out |
Edmund thinks there is not the slightest
bit of humanity" in the country, and will
wend his way back to the Pike county hills !
1.-THE ticket sellers for the different lines iHN
Springfield Ohio are smoking a box of
royal havana cigars at the expense of Mr.. |
Heffernor. the untamed card manipulatOr |
of the |. b. & W. you should see Geo. Fl. |
Knight sit back in his arm chair and enjoy |
himself at the expense of his friend from
France
At a recent meeting of the ticket agents |
of the various railroad lines entering Spring |
held an association was formed and Mr.. J. |
ID. Phleger UNANIMOUSLY chosen president. |
Mr.. PhIeger says its the first time in his |
life he was ever president of anything and |
that is the reason he now wears his hair /
parted in the middle.