Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-06-12
LOCAL eREvITiEs.
CAMPAIGN CATCHES.

C'The Flowers that Bloom" Tra-la-la)
We love the roses that bloom In the spring.
That bloom both for humble and great;
Why should they claim that this beautiful
Blooms alone for the presidents plate?
Oh. what does tt mean when young democrats
"Hurrah for the roses that bloom in the
spring.
with q rose on our breast and bandanss to
To the 6reezes We are honored Of fate?"
Oh. pshaw There were roses long ages before
The sheriff emerged from his jail.
And roses will bloom In their beauty. galore,
And the ship Of state safely will sail
Long after the present incumbent" 10 sent
10 the shades Of oblivion, there TO repent.
While o man with a heart and with loyal in
wili see that no pension bills fail.
Lo. the roses that bloom in the spring. my
dear boys.
Are blooming for ''we-uns' as well:
Long years they have served as our token Of
trE love,
Our memorial tributes to swell;
Fhe heroes of war and of politics. too;
Wen cling to our roses-whst else could we
When roses our principles tell?
The demys can fling out their bloody red flag,
The bandana won't float very high
While above and beyond the inferior rag
Our emblem you'll see in the sky;
The stars and the stripes floating free In the
air.
A banner that thrilled men to do and to dare.
The royal old banner so loyal and fair.
The signal OF victory nigh. L. II. g.
Thomas Rolen was arrested for lettering
last night.
General D. C. Putnam is reported as
being quite Ill.
Mrs. NJ. H. Ashbaugh left last evening
for trip through the east.
Messrs- Leuty and Miller are in West
Liberty today on business.
Mrs. c. C. Taylor, of Minneapolis, is the
guest Of Mrs. NJ. W. Fisher.
Mrs. A. C. Nafus, of Clifton avenue, is
i'll with neuralgia of the stomach.
The board of health met this morning
and transacted important business.
Mr.. Ben Kurtz, an old Springfield boy,
but now Of Baltimore, is in the city.
The St Paul NJ. z. Sunday school will
hold their picnic Thursday, June 81.
Mr.. T. E. Halls, special agent of the o.
|. Il w., was in the city last evening.
Mr.. George warder returned last evening
from canoeing expedition to Lake Erie.
The grand lodge for the state of Ohio,
Good Samaritans, convenes today in this
city.
Mr.. E. T. Thomas will attend the great
Blaine meeting at Columbus Thursday
night
Mr.. John Smothers and Miss Ida Starks
left for Los Angeles, Cal, this morning
via the o. /. & W.
A hammock was stolen last evening from
a residence on west High street. between
Mechanic and Plum streets.
The Buckeye club go to Chicago via the
o. /. q W., and have made arrangements
for rate Of So for the round trip.
Miss Matte Guy, of GAINESVILLE, is pass
ing her summer vacation in this city, the
guest of Mrs. John Hagan. of Kizer street
Mr.. viii Lupfer, who has been student
with DR.. II. X. Dosch. has severed his con-
nection, and is now practicing of his own
account.
Bishop /. W. Joyce and Missionary Bish-
op j. NJ. Thoburn are the most recent en-
gagements of ministerial helpers for the
Urbana camp meeting.
MIS-. Carrie Sinks. of Union, Montgom-
cry county, who has been visiting her
mother and sister, Mrs. W. A. Gross, re-
turned home yesterday.
Mr.. G. Campbell Janney and wife, of
south Limestone street, attended the COM
mencement exercises of Antioch college, at
Yellow Springs, last evening.
MIR. and Mrs. Joel Mayne, Of DeLand,
Fla, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. 1. B.
Raw!ins, east High street. MIR. Mayne
was once one of the publishers Of the, IRE
PUBLIC.
Sam Wells, well-known colored barber.
was arrested last night by Officer Marshall,
for disorderly conduct. Wells went into an
east Main street barber-shop and made
overtures strongly looking toward hitting
the proprietor with brick.