Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-06-18

HEX ONLY FAULT.
knew maiden young and fair.
With eyes Of blue.
And golden hair,
And lips the hue
OF cherries rare.
A girl she was TO drive one mad;
One fault and only one she had.
She punned.
When first saw her / did know
I'd meet my fate
For veal or woe.
Nor long did wait
To tell her so.
"Fates that you say?" shrieked and fed.
For No %sa Sisl ns%nsd s0TIs ever we'd
Columbus Dispatch.
Senator Pringle and Judge White are in
Chicago.
Read Paynter & Co.'s ad. at the top of
this page.
Mr.. II. 8. Linabocker left for Chicago
this morning.
Addison S. Rodgers, esq.,, left for Chr
cago this morning.
Mr.. r. II. Rodgers left for Chicago this
morning, via. the Pan Handle.
Police business Saturday and Sunday was
lively, but of minor character.
Charles E. Morris. ESQ.,. was in Yellow
Springs this morning on business.
Mr.. Frank E. Hill. of the When clothing
house, left for Chicago last night.
w. S. Newberry, esq. was in Yellow
Springs. this morning on business.
Several Antioch college students were In
the city today. The normal school opens
today.
1t Is said that one person from Spring
geld represents every Thousand Of her In
habitantS In Chicago this week.
General j. Warren Keller leaves for Chi
cago tonight, and he will put in some good.
strong personal work for Sherman.
Mr.. Edward Klnnane left today for the
west, intending to go as far as Alaska. He
viii stop Of at Chicago for day or two.
Mr.. Arthur Riggs aud wife, of Cincin-
natl. were the guests over Sunday of Mr..
and Mrs John Wilborn, of 206 east North
street.
Miss Ellen Talmadge Wilson left at IL
a. m. today, via Bee Line, for Memphis,
Tenn, where she will be the guest of her
sister. Mrs. Gus C. Matthews.
School board holds its regular meeting
tonight. . Superintendent Taylor will ban
quet the bosrd and press at the close of the
proceedings, in jubllation upon his re-elec-
ton. o.
A fine portrait, in oil, of beautiful little
of Mr.. Wash. Rogers, OF
Dayton. may be seen In the corner window
of Murphy & Brother. 1t is by Miss Rebbie
w. Rogers.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. W. Fl. Watt
will be panied TO hear that Margaret. their
only child, aged 10 months, died Saturday
al their home, in Fort Wayne,
Indiana
A young man named John Nicholas.
from Osborn, WAS taken severely i'll today
with painters collie, and was removed to
the hospital In the patrol wagon from DIR.
Rays Office.
Jail physician Kennan says that no bones
were fractured In Pat Harrigan's foot,
when he jumped out Of the window of the
police court Saturday afternoon. 1t is, he
says, simply q severe sprain.
Mrs. Anna Helwig, sister Of Frank
Lahm, who formerly resided In Springfield
has long been troubled with asthma and
heart disease. Saturday evening she ate
heartily Of radishes and sausage. and died
at physicians office in half an hour.
After sarcastically and real unkindly
on big spider story published
by 3 Springfield paper, the Urbanna
Citizen adds: when they catch a light
ming bug big enough to take the place of
two electric lights we'Il go down to see it."
Mr.. E. ID. Irvine. brother of our Mr.. s. |
T. Irvine, and Springfield school boy of
former years, has been honored by an cleo
lion to q position on the board Of trustees
Of Kenyon college, at Gambler, o. Mr..
Irvine now resides at Girard, Pa, and is
expected in this city on a visit next week.
Housekeepers, get your lace curtains
sundried at Marshall's Home Laundry,
Nos. 10 and IL west High street.