Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-03-03
LOCAL 6REWTIES.
THE REASON.

THE REASON.
Get married." say my friends, and /.
Who've just turned thirty-four.
Join their lament and. sigh for sigh,
Ny loneliness deplore.
Its not that fear to speak.
By bashfulness distressed
In fact Pm noted for my cheek.
And know the bold are blest.
Ny reason. then. II I must give,
Is simple. short and clear
know that can't wed and live
0n nAii-enOW NV. B Be@tdict in the Century.
Easter Sunday comes on April 1st this
year.
Vincent on Addison Tuesday night,
March 9.
Merchants are beginning to advertise
spring goods.
Mr.. ]. M. Underwood. Of West Liberty,
was in town last evening.
Mr.. ]. V. B. Hoyle writes that he is in
Los Angeles eating oranges.
Mr.. Burt 1. Tuttle, of Tuttle & Burns, is
down with bad case of mumps.
Another flock Of wild geese passed over
the city to the northeast, Thursday evening.
Secure your seats now at Harris's for
Minnie Palmer, the greatest success of the
season.
Mr.. Will S. Downey, Of W. 8. Downey
& Son, is at home enjoying pleasant seige
of the mumps.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Thornton, of Covington, KY,
is the guest of Mrs. o. P. Bradford, OF
East Liberty street.
Mr.. j. N. Niuffer, the Arcade grocer, has
lust recovered from a severe attack Of con-
gestion of the lungs.
Miss Sallie Niuffer, of Chillisothe, is
visiting her sister. Mrs. VIM. H. Leuty, on
west Columbia street.
Messrs. Janey & Pierce are getting ready
fS5 aeir spring trade, and will tell about 1t
in ne REPUBLIC next week.
Mr.. Horace A. Stoakes, an employe at
the Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Orphans
home in Xenia, was in town last night
&arket this morRing was the largest
known fer some time, and all the new
'spring goods" were on the tables for sale.
The When clothing store has been made
new by paint and paper. The store is very
handsome now and the statesmen are all
blooming.
Hon. B. W. Arnett will deliver the
thanksgiving address Of Solomon Temple
Lodge, No. 1898, G. U. V. OF o. F., Monday
evening, March 5, at the wigwam.
Judge Droyer and lady, of Spring Hill.
Kansas, are visiting at the residence of
VIM. B. Hardacre, 1T east Liberty street.
They will also visit southern Ohio before
returning to Kansas.
Mr. Alex. N. Freiberg, Of Cincinnati, has
leased q store room in the new Henry
block and will open a wholesale liquor
store. Mr.. Julius NJ. Kaufman, Of this
city. will be connected with the firm.
Held by the Enemy" Monday night;
seats at Harris's; no advance in prices. The
above attraction is all that 1t is represented
70 be, and is certainly one of the finest at
fractions that has ever been brought to this
city.
The Chautauqua lake house (Pickard's)
and the old Garfield house, at Bemus
Point, on Chautauqua lake, have just been
burned to the ground. Mr.. Pickard had
near S12, 900 insurance, on q property that
cost him SIS, 900. He will rebuild.
The place of meeting Of the Ladies'
Centennial Society has been changed from
the upper court room Of the court house to
the lecture room Of the Second Presbyterian
church. The next meeting will be held at
o'clock Tuesday afternoon.
President S. A. Ort will fill the pulpit Of
the Third Lutheran church at 1890 a. m.
tomorrow, and Rev. DR.. j. W. Richard in
the evening with the third of his excellent
sermons on the Prophecies, OF Daniel.
entitled 1.-THE Three Kings of Grecia"