Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-22

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''''ii 'i''HlhS i''ltI'ls
The grand jury il sui in session.
"Lost' at the Grand tonight Go and sac
it found
". II. Lyon, of Richwoo was in the city
yesterday.
Rev. Yockey, of Xenia, was in the city
yesterday.
A. A. Winters came up from Dayton yes
terday on business.
Prot. Heuirxson, of Antioch College, was
IN the city yesterday.
William n. Whitley has been granted a
patent on a cast wheel
Miss Mole Woodward, of Wilmington,
Del is visiting friends in this city.
m rriage license was issued yesterday to
Cornelius Sullivan and Nellie Maron.
County Auditor .. F. Serviss visited CO.
lumbgs yesterday on business.
W. e. Jewell, representing the Cincinnati
Times-Star, is in the city on business.
Frank Titrner, a prominent railroad oti-
cia, came up frcm 81. Louis yesterday.
Qal are reported as very pentiia in
Montgomery and Greene counties. Here, too.
Be sure to see Barney McAuley as "Uuce
Danl' at Blacks this evening. A rare treat.
Stev" Psarson, OF Xenia. came up yester-
day tor a briei visit among friends in SPRING
field
Mrs. John Rankin, prominent bunker, and
daughter, of South Charleston, were in the
city yesterday.
There are seventy-eight children in the
Chidren's Home The hesl.h of the institu-
ton is excellent.
Daniel D, Gardner and family left yester-
day for Ft. Meade, Florida, where Mr.. Gardner
will engage in orange culture.
j. NJ. Heston, OF Indiana polls, has returned
home after spending a few days with his
uncle, J. G. Baxter, If l6l Fair street
Contirmations of sales and hearings on
motions have so far been the principal busi-
ness OF this term Of the common pleas court
which began on Monday
II you are seeking information concerning
a railroad accident, never inquire of II rail
roader. He is prohibited by the rules OF the
company from disclosing what he knows.
company OF South Charleston promi-
nent society people, Miss Mary Shinn, Miss
jennie Pugsley, Mrs. John Pancake and
daughter, Miss Molie, were the guests of the
Arcade yesterday.
The probabilities are that nothing further
will be done in the matter OF organizing a
permanent republican club here 1t is under
stood the project will be quietly abandoned,
as the enterprises OF the same character which
preceded it, were.
Daniel Hunter, of Springfield, WAS badly
bruised, Tuesday morning, by jumping from
a q. G. G. 4 |. train at the Wayne street
crossing, He was compelled to seek both
physician and u tailor after the ocurrence.-
Dayton Journal
The Thirty-iourth o. ". l. will hold their
twenty-hrst reunion II, Ripley, o., on Wednes.
day, OF. II, 1855. Amy member or friend
OF the regiment who desires to attend will
receive all necessary information by calling
upon or addressing T. NJ. Gugenheim, this
city.
Mrs. D H. Brelsiord and daughter, Mss
Mime, Of Lake Worth, Florida, arrived in
the city last e7ening. They will spend II few
weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Dinwiddie,
South Market, and Mrs. II. Brelsford, South
Factory, previous to their return to Florida
tor the wiuter.
County bonds to the amount of f3,7OO
will be sold on Monday, at II o'clock, at the
commissioners office. OF this amount
81, 500 Is Tor the purpose OF refunding Assess
ment' Tor the construction of free turnpike
roads, and 81 200 Tor building a laundry at
the Childrens Home.
The delivery wagon Of Peter G. Frederick
steam bakery, was somev hat damaged at the
South Limestone railroad crossing, yesterday
afternoon. Tue horse became frightened and
breaking from the wagon dashed up the
street but was caught by A. Ball, the bar
Der, and no great damage was done.
Contractor Bartholomew has begun work
on the foundation for the laundry at the
Children's Home. The building is to be OF
brick and will b. located east of the home.
1t will be 25xiO feet ia size, and one story
high, with basement. The boilers, now in
the home, will be located in the laundry.
The coming OF the cold weather seems to
be somewhat thinning the ranks OF the Sal
walton army, in their outdoor demoustra-
tons, at least, Last night the number OF the
faithful who knelt around the captain. on the
cold ground, In the market space, was limited
70 twelve, four OF whom we're young women.