Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-06-16
Jasper,s Blood and Liver Syrup,
CASPER'S Drug Store,
LOCAL sREWTIEs.

Leaned SEXTON Olu ou ulb cdftuWOin opooS'
he wiped bis face. as he stood in grief.
With Red Bandana handkerchief.
relic OF bygone days was he
chip Of the old democracy;
And he muttered low with his lips so thin.
Who'd think that it was that should gather
them In.
Gather. gather. gather them in.
Four short years was their span of life;
Four short years OF trouble and strife.
Four shor. years Of domestic me- tk broils: .Hdls:
Now they are coming one and all,
To the democratic funeral.
Spoilsmen hungry and spoiismen thin
gather them In. gather them In
-ChicdgO Tribune.
Word comes from Chicago that the tenn
perature there is extremely hot.
The Pan Handle took out full load of
Chicago excursionists this morning.
Miss Gussie Conklin has returned from
Hollidaysburg, Pa, to spend the summer.
The K. of P.s will give picnic at
Spence's grove on next Monday afternoon.
Mrs d. l.. Dolson and Mrs. l.. NJ. Har-
ris are visiting friends in Sandusky and
Putin Bay.
Miss Olive Orr, of Xenia, is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Thomas G. Brown, of south
Plum street.
Mrs. George E. Merry, of New York. is
visiting her father, Mr.. Bruce Moffat, Oh
west High street.
Mr.. Charles E. Todd was granted mar
rage license in probate court today to
marry Miss Mary Confer.
Tomorrow will be the grand rally day at
North street church. All the subscription
cards in circulation will be called in.
Mr. Henry jenkins will leave this after
noon for Omaha, Neb., via Chicago. He
will make Omaha his future home.
Clerk Shewalter issued a permit this
morning TO Mrs. Sarah Littrell fer new
| frame on Chestnut avenue. valued at $500.
Miss Kittie Laniz, of New Washington,
is here on few weeks visit with her sister,
Mrs. E. o. Wheeler, at 1861 west Main
street
Miss Alberta Spahr, formerly of this city
and sister of Mr.. j. W. Spahr, graduated
from the Xenia high school on Thursday of
this week.
Messrs. W. A. Scott, Charles Winters,
r. F. Haywood and number of other en-
thusiastic republicans leave for Chicago
this evening.
Messrs. Riley Jackson, Thomas Hamil-
ton and Albert Green were received into
Knighthood last Night in Diamond lodge,
No. 4. X. of P.
Engineer Geo. West. OF the o. S. rail-
road, who was severely injured few
weeks ago by falling from his engine, is
able to be at his post again.
About eighteen members of the Phi
Gamma Delta fraternity banqueted them
selves at Lobenhsrz's last night. The boys
say they had glorious time.
Mrs. Rev. DIR. Falconer attended the
commencement exercises at Hollidaysburg
(Pa.) seminary, where her daughter, Miss
Bertha, graduated in music this week.
Mr.. and Mrs Piner Evans, of Jonesboro,
Ind, are visiting their daughter. Mrs. b.
T. Morris, on Pearl street. Mr.. Evans re-
ports great DOOM IN the lnuidha gas pcit-
General Asa s. Bushnell and number
of other prominent Ohioans accompanied
Governor Foraker to Chicago. The distin.
guished party left Columbus yesterday af
terpoon at o'clock.
There will be special train run to Day
ton on Sunday, June II, with the Catholic
society tn attend the having of the corner
stone of a new Catholic church. Train
leaves at $50 a. m. Fare for round trip
20 cents.
Hou Charles W. Constantine, leaves Sun
day evening for Chicago to take in tht
great convention. Although a democra
he wants to see the next president nomi
noted and to do that of course has to at
tend republican convention.
n Il tafa