Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-05-18
LOCAL saeWTIEs.
BOSTON G. YOUNG

Come all you good democrat voters!
stand up till this song has been sung
This dirty In praise OF our leader,
His name, It is Boston G. Youngl
That first name Is dear to the Yankee,
That middle initial means right"
His surname will make you all Young men
Although your hair long has been white
Come. then. all you white headed voters!
Get on your red horse and come out!
Come out and be Young men of mettle
And swell the election time shout
Come all you old maidens, red-headedi
You never yourselves can be young.
But here are Young men on white horses
Twill please you TO mingle among.
Now here we are. demmies, together,
As thick - three men in tub!
Let Boston walk here in the middle,
For Boston. you know. is the Hub.
Attention! Guide right! Let 'er flicker!
Let this your course constantly be.
For Boston q. Young is our leader.
- His middle initial is Gee"
i. 4s.s Yss5 -CoIambus Dispateh.
II may be we'll TO add. by way of sxpla.
nation, that Boston g. Young is the demo
cratic candidate for secretary of state against
Dan j. Ryan. .-e
The I. O. o. r. have most all left fol
their homes. sgg-ss-a
~ Mrs. r. N. Kissell. of Franklin street
left this morning for Boonesboro, Md.
Nj. William Fetz, of Xenia, came W
last night to take in the encampment.
Mr.. T. C. Stretcher, of Lagonda avenue,
Is out again. after an illness of severa
weeks.
Quite number Of Springfield people will
atteud the Cincinnati May musical festival
next week.
Mrs. II. p. Willis. of Springfield, is Wis.
iting her husband at the Palace hotel
Xenia Gazette. rssa
Oficer Wilson believes that he has got.
ten word from his valuable pug dog. which
strayed away several weeks ago.
: The only arrest made yesterday or last
evening was Of James Sanderson, plain
drunk, whe was run In by Officer Warner.
Messrs. Al Davidson and Jaky Rubsam
left today for hunting trip through Michi.
gan. They expect to be gone several
weeks.
Mrs. Lena Noble, who has been visiting
friends In Springfield for the past two
weeks, returned to her home in Bellefon
taine today.
Mrs. e. s. ,Yeazell and daughter Bessie
of Springfield, are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Sparks, Mrs. Yeazell being sister
Of Mrs. Sparks.-Xenis Gdzette.
Several samples Of granite were received
at the city clerks office this morning from
the Waverly, Ohio, quarries. They were
sent up as specimens Of street-paviDg
granite.
Young Will Murphy, who was run over
by train Saturday night and SO badly
crushed, is alive at the hospital and doing
excellently. The young mans vitality is
wonderful.
Clerk Shewalter issued two permits TO-
day as follows: DR.. C. c. Dimond, new
frame on east High street. $4,000; Alonzo
Basly, new frame on corner of Cedar and
jackson streets.
The Ohio State Eclectic Medical assOcia-
ton adjourned its annual session at Della
ware yesterday, after pleasant and profit
able meeting. 1t was decided to meet next
year at Akron, o.
A very enjoyable dance was given last
evening by Mr.. Peter Koepge at his resi-
dence on west Main street. Refreshments
of cake and fruit were served at midnight
and dancing was continued until late
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