Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-09-17
LOGAN NIX REVfrIES.

from Morning Edition..
Sale of seats tor "Favette" opens today at
Pearces.
Marriage license issued yesterday; Henry
Ills to Mary Betcher.
Officer Condron, who was reinstated by
council went on duty again last night.
Tony Pastor, with his grand combined
shows. will appear at the Grand Opera house
tonight.
Christ Kizer was patroled up on Spring
street Wednesday night iu a rather boozy
condition.
DIT. West, of the Sunday News, has been
confined to his bed since Sunday with chils
and fever, bat is now out again.
Ex-Governor Foster will speak at New
Carlisle on Monday evening next. delega-
tion will go from this city to hear him.
Dirp -~lSUy Bliss, son OF George and Ella
Wil,on. aged Seventeeu months, at his home
in Yellow Springs, Sept. IA Notice or fun
eral later.
Mr.. Samuel Atschnl of 10 South Factory
street, is lying at the point of death. 1t was
thought last evening that he would not live
through the night.
In the probate court yesterday. Charles
Cummings, who is under arrest on n charge
of perjury, was committed to Jail in default
of S4OO bail to await hearing.
Ed Kinnane, Of Kinnane, Wren Co., has
Just returned from the east, where he has
been for the pas, week, making extensive
purchases for their dry goods store.
Messrs. Chas. Wiuger and Wright Conklin
went out to Clifton yesterday, hunting, and
somehow or other they brought in two ducks
and some squirrels, the some squirrels nobody
ever saw, outside the parties interested.
The many friends of Mr.. George Dbert,
formerly of this city, but tpr the past two
years resident OF Wichita Kansas, will be
surprised to learn that he WAS married about
two weeks ago. DR.. Dibert is now about
seventy years old.
The plug hat transportation committee re-
ported last night that rates could be secured
to attend the Charles Foster meeting at New
Carlisle next Monday evening at So cents for
the round trip. The train leaves at $50 and
returns at $780, railroad time.
An error was made ia this mornings
edition, in stating that the two women,
Mary Msgee and Emma Stratton, were ar
rested in the Railroad House. 1t was at Tom
Curtis which adjoius the Railroad House.
The latter kept by Mr.. Anton Singer and it
is but justice that the correc ton should be
made.
A new "army' convert at Newark is cred
tied with the following remark: "My friends,
come to Jesus aud be saved. See what this
movement has done for me. A year ago,
thank God, | was chicken thief and dem
ocrat, but tonight, thank God, am God
fearing man and republican, saved by the
grace of God"
Manager Hurd returned yesterday after
noon from Washington g. H., where he has
been for the past week to superintend the
fixing up OF the new telephone exchange, the
appointment OF q new operator, and other
matters. He says that the cycloned city will
be in connection with the outside world by
the first of next week.
The government made grand mistake, on
their new delivery postage stamp, in repre-
sentng the messenger boy on the run. A
messenger boy has never, in the history of
this country, been known to run. If they
had pictured him as at game of leap frog,
or marbles, it would have been more sugges-
tive. Let this be corrected Immediately.
Those interested in tn. money, stock, pro-
vision or produce markets will find the COM
plete reports OF the Cincinnati, New York,
Chicago and Springfield markets in the
Morning GLoBE. REPUBLIC, which publishes
the reports twelve hours in advance OF any
other Springfield publication, and FIVE hours
before the Cincinnati papers reach the city.
Henry D. Leuty gave complimentary ball
last night in dedication OF the new hall on
South Market street, to sir knights of di-
vision No. A, X. OF p. About fifty couples
were present and "tripped the light fantastic"
to the music of Woods orchestra. Messrs
Dohner and Huckins gave an exhibition song
and dance for the amusement of the COM
pany.
PERSONAL.