Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-02-29
LOCAL 6REVITIEs.
THAT'S BABY,

THAT'S BABY.
One little row Of ten little toes.
To go slong with brand new nose,
Eight new fingers and two new thumbs,
That are Just as good as sugar plums-
That's baby.
One little pair Of round, new eyes.
Like little owls, so old and wise.
One little place they call mouth,
Without one tooth from north to south
That's baby.
Two little cheeks to kiss all day,
Two little hands, so in his way,
A brand new head, not very big,
That seems to need brand new Wig
Dear little row Of ten little toes,
How much We love them nobody knows
Ten little kisses on mouth and chin,
What q shame he wasn't twin.
Read Paynter & Co.'S ad. at the top OF
this page.
Mr.. Robert Young, Of Urbana, was in
the city this morning.
Council proceedings will oe found on the
second page of .oday's paper.
Mr.. Z. T. Thomas went to Washington
c. II. this morning on business.
Mr.. r. Wolfheim, Of Bellefontaine, was
in town last evening shaking hands with
friends.
Paynter & Co. have the pure Rock maple
syrup-first run of the season. They offeI
s25 reward for any adulteration.
Mrs. s. S. Arthur. of Clerinda, Iowa, has
returned home after an extended visit to
relatives in this city, Selma and Other
places.
Mr.. Augustus Frohman, of Cincinnati, Ii
the guest of Mr.. Thomas Davis, Of ives,
Main street. Mr.. Frohman was manager
of the Highland house for several seasons.
According to recent census the popula.
tion Of Xenia is 1850. The city council
intends extending the corporate limits, and
that will make the figures considerably oyeI
10, 900.
The revival at Wiley NJ. E. chapel con-
tlnues with unabated interest. Last nigh,
there were fifteen mourners and two con.
verts. The total number of converts is now
eighteen.
Department Commander ID. C. Putnam
and Col. James E. Stewart left last evening
for Waynesburg, Stark county, to attend q
campfire to be given by the G. A. r. post
there this evening.
The Xenia branch office of the Cincin-
natl Commission company. Fred c. Mat
thews & Co., managers, has been closed.
This was occasioned by the assignment OF
the company at Cincinnati.
1t is altogether probable that Mr.. Mort.
Baird, instead of accepting the position OF
head clerk offered him by the Clarendon
hotel people Of GAINESVILLE, will go on the
road for large wholesale firm.
The Tiro Republics, published in the
City of Mexico, contained the following
personal in its issue of the 2lst inst. that
will be of interest to many in this city;
"Among the passengers to arrive this
morning from Aguas Calientes were Mr..
Ferguson W. Foos and wife. New York"
The W. II. NJ. s., of Central NJ. E.
church, will hold public anniversary
meeting Thursday evening, March LIST, al
7:9O in the lecture room of their church.
A short programme will be rendered con-
sisting of music, recitations and an address
by Rev. F. G. Mitchell, after which re-
freshments will be served for five cents
each. Everybody invited.
1t is gratifying to US to announce that
the contributions TO the centenary fund re-
ceived at the Second Presbyterian church
in this city on Saturday last, including the
gift of the Sabbath school and band OF
earnest workers, also including what had
been contributed within few days pre-
vious by members of the church, amounted
to S9I2. An effort is being made to in
crease the sum to 1000. This is largely
for the ministerial relief fund and speaks
well for the liberality of the church.
Attention, Mitchell Post, No. As, G. A. r
Notice has been received that P. n.
Hardman, assistant inspector of depart
ment of Ohio, will inspect Mitchell post,
No. As, on Thursday evening, March l,