Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-11-21
LOCAL aREWTlES.
Danl Sully is registered at the Arcade.


Dan'l Sully is registered at the Arcade.
The Bee Line pay car passed through
this morning on No. train.
The c. c. c. 4 l. pay car came through
this noon, and the boys are all flush and
happy.
John McGonigal. of the Arcade Hotel,
Went 10 Covington, Ky, today to spend
Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Sayward. Of Bos-
ton. are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. X.
Ludlow.
Miss Fannie Bird. of Columbus. is the
guest of Mrs. Dr. W. II. Smith. of West
Main street.
Dr. Welsh. the tooth puller, left last
evening for Memphis. Tenn, TO spend
several months.
Next, Funniest play ever seen in Spring
iield. The worlds favorite comedians,
Baker X Farron.
Allen Eppley was this morning appointed
the administrator of the estate of John ID.
EPPly. deceased.
{. Shumway. storekeeper of Burns dis
tillery. is a candidate for warden Of the
%. F., Columbus.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Hedges Of North
Limestone street, entertain a large party
this evening at progressive euchre.
The champion Chris and Lena quartette.
the charming young soubrette, Miss Oracle
Emmit, Grand Opera House tonight
Francis Kinney was arrested this morning
by Marshal Hughes for drunk and disorder
ly. the affidavit having been filed by officer
Mast.
Danl Sully. in his famous comedy farce,
The Corner Grocery" at Blacks Opera
House this evening. Go and have good
laugh.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Potter entertains an informal
afternoon company Of ladies from to 8
O'Clock today at her residence on East High
street
Thomas kinsey and Charles Aldrich were
run in as plain drunks last night. Aldrich
was arrested on the same charge the day
| before.
Patsy Conelly was arrested on the Hill
this morning by Officer Norton, on a war
SAINT for disorderly, and brought to the
Station House in the patrol wagon.
Among the guests at the Arcade today are
the following: c. S. Gallagher. OF Cincin-
natl: p. J. Hobbs. of Chicago; Joseph Tim
mons. of Kenton, and w. II. Fisher, Of Co
| lumbuS.
DIR. Seys. Charles Bacon, George Warder
and Herman Voges returned this morning
from their hunting expedition on the
Illinois river. They report a good time,
but rather poor shooting.
John IL. Detrick has brought suit against
the y. Y. p. & o. X. r. in Squire Stout's
court 1t seems that the nypando rsn over
one of Detrick's cows and killed 1t. The
ease is set for December 8.
Henry Robson. the shoemaker arrested
| Wednesday for drunken and diSorderly be
havinr. this morning showed reporter q
paper signed by his wife. stating that the
account did him injustice in stating that he
had beaten her.
Tonight is the first appearance here this
season of Danl Sully. one Of the greatest
comedians on the stage. in his world wide
known. The Corner Grocery" Mr.. Sully
will present TO each lady in attendance a
BEAUTIFUL souvenir card-receiyer.
| Nenia Gazette: Owen Brothers, the great
clothing store men Of SpringheM. hire a
column of preferred space in each of the
daily newspapers Of that city, and change
the whole of the contents thereof every day
in the year. That's business for you. and
You bet il will win, too.
Francis Stuart, of Troy. is visiting friends
| in this city. Of him the Cincinnati Graphic
| says:
Mr.. Francis Stuart. of Troy. o.. is a ris-
ing baritone. who will be heard of in the
world of opera. He was pupil Of our
! Cincinnati maestro. Aiiis. for four years.
and has been in Europe under the conscien-
| tiouS teaching of Touicelli. He is soon Ia
| sail for Europe again. and. on his way, will
pay Cincinnati a short visit, at which time
| our connoiSseuTs will have al opportunity
| 10 hear his remarkable voice.
W. G.. Coss. who formerly lived in this
city. was married by Rev. S. j. Boyle Ia
| Miss Maggie Collins, of South Detroit
| street. Bellefontaine. on the l1th inst. The
Bellefontaine Republican says of the bride
and groom. Miss Collins is a daughter of
one of our old and respected families and is
a very popular and agreeable young lady.
Mr.. Coss is one of our active young business
men. The wedding was private. but few
| near friends being present We tender
| them our hearty congratulations and best
| wishes"