Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-05-21

With anchor cast and line IS well
sit beneath my umbereil.
And wait for fsh to come or 60.
But none are seen.
In vain move with gentle hand
The tempting bait along the sand
Till noon reminds me that I've left
MY dinner home.
At nightfall. stiff, with sunburned face.
sneak into the market place
As though would commit theft.
anu '' 'n' ''n ~. y Tribune.
New sweet potatoes are on the market
Clerk j. s. Shewalter is In Columbus to-
day.
Read Paynter & Co.'s ad. at the top Of
this page.
DIR. Dosch, the Arcade dentist was in Os-
born yesterday.
Strawberries are plenty at from Is cents
to 25 cents quart.
The fish and game markets are full. and
the demand is good.
Trainmaster P. J. Murphy, of Jackson,
was in the city today.
Deputy Sheriff Brassfield passed Sunday
with friends In Cincinnati.
Mrs. Allen, of Xenia, Is visiting Mrs. C.
4. Vivion, of ISL Winter street.
Mr.. Morris Steinberger, a millionaire Of
jackson, Ohio, was in the city today.
The force of men on the foundation of
the new city hall has been again increased.
Mr.. John Shepherd, Of the Times, re-
turned from visit to his parents in Me-
chanicsburg.
The directors of the Ohio Southern met
this morning and decided to extend the
road to Pomeroy.
Mayor Kelley and Mr.. Ad Bakhaus went
north to the lakes to join the fishing party
Saturday evening.
Captain Charles Mains was in the cxy
Saturday and returned to his home iRBelle
Center the same evening.
A prominent member of Mitchell post
says there is great surprise in store for
the boys next Thursday night.
The grand encampment of K. of P. for
the state of Ohio will be held in this city
commencing June Is. lasting three days.
Rev. Mr.. Carts, Of Summerford. filled the
Christian church pulpit last Sunday, in the
place Of Rev. W. A. Gross, who preached
at Wilson, q.
Mrs. Charles Scott, of Lima, Is in the
city, having been called to the bedside of
her niece. Miss Dollie Conway, who Is not
expected to live.
The first communion was administered TO
one hundred and three children yesterday
morning at o'clock by Father Sidley, of
St. Raphael's church.
One permit was issued by Clerk Shewal-
ter this morning to Mr.. VIM. Foos for the
Second Episcopal church, on south Plum
street, value $1,000.
In the police court Saturday afternoon
Jerry MeCarty was fined SIS and costs for
being drunk and disorderly, and Albert
Ferrer the same amount for lettering.
The Total Abstinence society. of ST.
Raphaei's church, will give the convention
al strawberry festival at an early date in
ST. Raphaeps hall, on east High street.
Judge G. C. Shearer, of Xenia, is in the
city. The judges many friends here are
always glad when the circuit court comes
this way, for he Is an agreeable gentleman
of the bench and an able judge on the
bench and always welcome.
The wedding of Mr.. Henry C. Wiseman
aud Miss Name Cummings will take place
at the High street NJ. E. church on Wednes-
day afternoon of this week at O'Clock,
instead of Thursday. They will reside on
south Limestone street.
Clara B. Hackstadt, the fve-year-old
Of ID. r. Hackstadt, of No. 1s
west North street, while playing with some
other children in the yard. tripped on
slab and fell, Saturday evening. striking
her forehead on the edge OF the stone door
stoop, cutting an ugly cash clear to the
skull.
The pupils of the eleven schools in the
New Carlisle district were given a big
picnic Saturday on the New Carlisle camp
meeting and the little folks had most de-
time. Charles Renchler, of this city, fur
nished the refreshments for the entire
crowd and the bill was footed by the
trustees.
The Sketching club will meet at the resi- |
ience Of Miss Minnie Deardorff, Dearborn |
avenue, tomorrow evening, May %. The |
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