Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-06-11
LOCAL eREWTlEs.

IN SEASON NOW.
The senior and the senioress
Their essays have prepared;
The professor and professoress
Are looking tired and scared.
The junior and the junioress
Seem dignified and big
And the sweet salutatorian
Has had built q gorgeous rig.
The signs are not uncertain;
In fact, they're rather dense.
Convincing US commencements
Commencing to commence.
-Aiaaedpolis Tribune.
Try Eureka ink and get stand.
Read Paynter & Co.'S ad. at the top OF
this page.
Superintendent Van Tassell Is in Indian
spolis today.
Mr.. w. s. Thomas is in Columbus today
on political business.
The commissioners passed only bills to-
day-no other business.
There will be another change of time on
the c. S. & C. next Sunday.
Eureka is the standard ink. Try 1t. Get
an ink stand with every bottle.
The Third Baptist church is today NOV
ing into its new church building ON Detroit
avenue.
r. B. Hudson, q travelling man. lost q
pocket-book containing s115 in money and
paper, Saturday.
Mr.. Roscoe Pierce has returned from his
western trip. The wind soughs sadly
through his whiskers.
Messre. Albert Hill. John Landon and
Charles Reeser, Of Dayton, are in the city,
circulating among friends.
Miss Obenshane, of Monticello, Ind, Is
the guest, for the summer, of Mrs. DIR. A.
n. Potter, of south Market street.
Mr.. Fred. Smith, a former Springfelder,
but now representing the Consolidated Oil
Company, of Bloomington, ILL.,, is in the
city today on business.
The biennial convention Ohio Society of
the Ancient Order of Hibernians, which
has been In session In Chillicothe, has de-
cided to meet In this city, in Jupe, 1890.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. viii. N. Schaef-
fer, east Mulberry street, Saturday morn
Ing, son. Of ten-pounds avOirdupois.
The price of wheat Will still remain at 40
cents bushel."
Teachers and others wishing to examine
the centennial work by the ungraded
schools Of Clark county are invited TO call
at the residence of DR.. James r. Bell, 20
Franklin street. Springfield.
Misc Elphs Miller arrived home Saturday
evening from prolonged trip to Califor-
mia and through the west. Her father.
Mr.. Henry Miller, remains for some time
yet in the west.
The Urbana division, U. r. K. of p,
passed through the city this morning, en-
route to Cincinnati. They are travelling in
their own car and are having jolly good
time. They include about thirty members.
Mr.. F. B. Hudson, while spending SUM-
day with friends in this city. had the mis-
fortune to loose his pocket-book, contain
ing SIS and railroad pass. The finder
Will be rewarded by leaving the same at
this Office
Sarah j. Bostwick. who has been a pa-
tient at the hospital for several weeks, was
removed Saturday afternoon to her home
In the rear of 1853 Fair street. She is suf-
ferlng from some nervous disease and was
pronounced by the hospital physicians to
be incurable.
Captain Kennsn has just received gen.
ersl orders from Adjutant General Axline,
In which the time from August % to Sep
tember 4, inclusive is given for the o. N. G.
to go into camp. Major General II. A. Ak
line is placed In command of the national
guard of the state.
+. h. Syman, grand assistant dictator of
the grand lodge of the Knights of Honor,
Kershner, Ben f. Weigle, Daye
Cornor, John Howell and others of Protec-
ton lodge, X. of H., Of this city, went to-
day to Delaware to attend the annual ses-
sion of the grand lodge.
LACE ECURTAINs.-Get them done up in
the finest style at Marshal's Home Laun-
dry 10 and l2 west High street