Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-05-08
LOCAL eREWTlEs.
FAMILIAR SOUNDS.

FAMILIAR SOUNDS.
The trees now TEEN with tiny buds.
The wildwood wakes with birds;
The air 10 filled with fresh soapsuds
More eloquent than words.
The sounds Of hammer. saw and AZ.
Which fll the atmosphere.
The stoyepipe. cold grub. carpet tacks-
= -Ner York Journal.
The street sprinkling carts are having a
rest.
The farmers received the rains last night
with thanks.
Hon. Joseph q. Gest. of Urbana, was
In the city today.
Mr.. z. T. Hebble is now on his way to
Lawrence, Kansas.
Mr.. J. NJ. Bloomer left for Lawrence,
Kansas, via o. i. 4 w.
Mr.. John Huonker has gone out west,
and win stop at Tacoma.
Police Commissioner Young, of Column
bus, was in the city today.
The wiiberforce concert company ar
rived in the city this afternoon.
The Misses Henderson. Of Dayton. are
the guests of Mr.. James Buford.
Mr.. John Todd, of Xenia, was in the
city yesterday. He left for Clevelend.
The new c. S. & C. engines, Nos. 11a
and 11s, are giving splendid satisfaction.
Mr.. George l.. Payne has removed from
lbs Clifton avenue to No. 4S Pearl street.
Mrs. Z. J. Howenstine and daughter.
Miss Jennie, of Beilefontaine, are in the
city.
Dr. Morgan's trick dogs gave an exhi-
bition In the Office of the Arcade hotel this
morning.
Postmaster Hsgan has ordered the re-
moyal of the storm doors at the postoffice
entrance.
Mr.. C. N. Nichols. whose illness was
noticed q few days ago. is still confined to
the houses
Mr.. ID. B. Williams, q prominent busi-
ness man of Xenia, was in town for short
time this morning.
There was the usual sized market this
morning. Strawberries at Is to IS cents
per box are on sale.
Chief Ambrose has at police headquarters
q coin purse, which was found in market.
Il awaits identification.
The wilberforce Concert company will
give one Of their entertainments at Tenn
perance hall this evening.
Weather master Dury says there wi ]
be no rain OF storm next Saturday, and
Barnum viii have a good day,
Mr.. Reising. jr., of Minister. Au-
glaize county, Ohio, is in the city, the guest
of his son. Prof. John Reislng.
Letters Of incorporation were yesterday
granted to Madriyer Chair Co., Tremon,
City, Clark county. capital $4,000.
John Hawkins is another departure today
over the o. l. q W. for the western coast.
he was accompanied by his son and
daughter.
Messrs. Ike G. and W. C. Kennedy. A.
W. Elliott and Beatty Bunker, of Belle
fontaine, are guests of Mr.. Arthur Clark,
of the Times.
DIR. George W. Moore left for DeIawal e,
Ohio, this morning to attend the State
Homeopathic Medical convention, which
convenes today,
Herr Billy Diehl's roam horse will be 81
years Old May IS. He is in tip top condi-
tinn. and takes his owner over the city
every day In splendid style.
The party who stole $50 from residepc'
on south Factory street, is known. and an
early return of the money will save trouble,
prosecution and newspaper notoriety.
Mr.. K. l.. MILAN, editor OF the Kenton
Republican, and his wife will be among
those who sttend the Booth and Barrett
performance at the Grand this evening.
The Erie has not yet made arrangements
to come into Springfield. and is doing busi-
ness at the old stand, two miles out. They
report business unusually good at present
A party named Sam Ryan was run in
last uight BY Officers Creamy and Mast for
assaulting a street woman named May
George. The charge against him is that of
assault and battery.
John Toles, the colored man who Is held
on suspicion Of having stolen q lot of hams
somewhere, is still detained until evidence
can be found, clearing or convicting him.
The charge Of lettering has been tempo
rarily placed against him.
They're talking about The London's
aneninH WadnAsdaV-