Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-11

save cur daughters from drunken husbands" "
When the barkeeper had sufficiently recov-
cred his amazrment, be promptly drew oti
the glasses OF iDaming lager as called Tor by
the sable prohibitionis'. crowd soon col
! leCted, and amid shouts OF laughter one round
OF drinks after another was set up by the
crowd to the filen "Leonarita." A business
man asked Williams il lie did not think his
/ conduct WAS inconsistent. why look heah,
boss, ssid Williams, "sm dis tree country,
| or am it not? II wants to line de Leonard
guards, an drink little beer, whose business
am dat And with this unanswernble logic
William was soon lost in the enjoyment OF
another schooner. Awful to relate, William
spent every cent in beer OF the 81 given him
by the pure prohibi'ionists. Any party
wishing to engsge highly influential and
aole adherent can secure one by addressing z
William Williams Mkeweshville, Spring.
field, o. Terms IN advance.
recent cartoon in Puck represents the
leaders OF the republican party, 10 the COS
tunes of the middle ages, seated in a great
ball, and all fast asleep. Columbs is repre-
sented lying full length on couch, wrapped
In four years slumber. Among the figures
In the cartoon is that of Gen. Kefer, of this
city, ana Murat Hastead, OF the Commercial
Gazet'e. Gen. keifer is represented as a
knight OF the middle ages in plumed he'll
met, who has fallen asleep, leaning On bis
halberd. Halstead, is represented as SER
want overtaken by slumber, while in the oct
OF carrying soup dish to the republican
banquet There 10 one thing certain: II
kelfer and Halstesd have been asleep during
the campaign this fall, 1t would hardly be
wise for the dem ocrstc party to awake them.
"As to this Leonard vote" said A we'll
posted local politician yesterday, IL give
Leonard 200 less votes in Clark county than
Ludlow got. Uncle Abe Ludlow was one Of
the most popular meu 10 Clark county. He
was born here 10 Springfeld-iu a house
which stood where the central high school
now stands. He is representative man and
manufacturer. Many men of each OF the
parties voted tor him. They thought it
would be no harm to turh in and
give Honest Abe big complimentary
vote so ths result was that he
Poiied 1873 in the campaign. With
Leonaid 1t is different Leonard 10
representative of nothing but himself Surely
not OF the Methodist church, since three OF
the most prominent bishops of the church
have sat down ou him as heavily as it could
be done, without eIpeliug him from the con-
ference. look TO see Leonard poll about
2oo votes 10 Clark county, and not one more
me prohibitlonists claim to have discovered
i'-oo votes Tor Leonard on poll just taken.
1t isa wonder they did not discover twice
tnat many, as they counted nearly everyb body
a. "rohioltionists, except well-known drunk
ards.
Amateur photography has taken quite q
rage 10 this city and furnishes pleasant and
instructive recreation to q large number Of
young men OF this city. Among devotses
to the new amusement: are Nessra, Almond
Grifilth, Geo. Warder, Chas. Bennett, Paul
zoos, WI. Downey, Thos. Kirkpatrick,
walter Pierce, Virgil C0bleniz, Samuel Hsr-
f'rd, Paul Staley, Messrs. Oliver aud Loui,
Wood, Forres, Rice and his brother Louis
Mr.. B;aper, Of lagOnda, and q number of
others. Mr.. Griffith has q very 6ne outfit,
consisting OF a camera with instsutsueous
lens. He has ls'g' scrap-book filed with
negatives of Springfield and vicinity. A
number OF instantaneous views OF Main street.
as crowded during the days OF the G. A. R.
reunion are very s.rikng. "Grif'
would rs soon leave his rigbt
an excursion or n,.ssnr. trim .;' ~. on
The latter il in e,siIv n,r,shIs so,n' a
readily be carried aprvber. VIII 49,.
sack filled with nrenared ns,s,;v.. ,h.
teur pbotoyrspber i, rsaav 70 h.. .,n ". n,.n
scene on the wing Mr. G,i@,b hs. pIHi III,
set of yiews of B,ck c,ssL a, vsr;on. -.
A lumber of views nj W.sh;,atou r.
devastated by the tornado visvs NJ R.,,s
brook, Clifton and other in,.res,ing loc.li,;s. [
in this vicioity. Mr. Geo W.rds, h.. M,
hi, Gamer. TO good use ,bi, ,nmm.r and rs.
proved himself TO be ysrv stiIlfaI i, ,hs nss
Of IT, He secured a y-rv 4 no no, ot n...,,v..
along the coas, OF Maine this summs, M,
long ago Messrs. Paul S,al.v. Geo W.,dsr
Thos. 7. Kirkpatrick and VI A Rovsrs m,
Harper's Weekly artist, went on a csnosino
sks,cb;no IA ,h.,"hi uoe'ns'
ries of pictures Mr.. Warder il vsry succ..s.
full in tsking interiors. Oae of tbs dsvo,ss. y,
the art said:
80 ,tfls can now be purchased tor f,om xlt
to $3.50. After the sppsra,u, is purcbss.d
the expense of the pictures is next 10 no,hino
The small 4,5 size of photos COS, onlv g.