Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-31
LOCaL RBVIfIEs.
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hunting.
Mrs. Anna Davidson ia visiting her grand
parents a, Medway.
" II Thompson lett ior Reading Pa, last
evening over the Pan Handle.
l.. b. Lsuman, OF the Superior Roller Skate
company, Columbus, is in the city.
The case of Scott Taylor vs.. Thos Stott il.
in hearing in Common Pleas court today.
Miss Maggie Barry was the guest OF Miss
Molhe McCarty at Fairfield the past week
Squire Rightmeyer has united over forty
couples in marriage since his election 10 Of
hce.
c. l. Boyle IS attending the Greene ounty
court Of common pleas, taking shorthand re-
ports.
j. N. Hiues, Pan Handle ticket agent will
morning.
Mrs. Flora Seppeufeld, of Springfield, mas
been visiting her sister at the Soldier. o.
phans Home
Down at wsynesrille they have twin
b imam skeletons that occupy the cosl-shed CT
. school house.
). Loweuthal, the geuial salesman of Wm
Nswrmsun K Co., cigar manufacturers Of
Philadelphia, is stopping at the Lssouda
house.
Michse Gohn's brother, Jacob, will pay
| the funeral expenses. He writes to " 5.
Grim, of this city, to that effect, Mr.. Grim
being friend of the family.
Mrs. D. H. Rrelsord and daughter Miss
Minnie, of Lake Worth. Florida, who have
been the guests OF Mrs Horace Brelstord
during the past week, left for the South this
morning.
Suit hss been instituted at Sandusky by
Warder, Bushnell 4 Glessner vs. y. g. Tsy-
lor 4 Son, for the recovery OF 60 with in
terest at per cent from Aug /, ss1, to
| sept. /, 1884, and At per cent thereafter.
VIM. Lsmne, living about a mile and .
half EAST OF Fairfield, had three ribs broken
,nd Was otherwise injured by being thrown
from his buggy as he was returning from
Springfield. His horse scared At train o.
| cars
AS O'Clock Friday night a box car neal
the East street shops was discovered to be on
FIRE, supposed 10 hsr. been occasioned by 4
hot box. No alarm was sent 10, the fire be-
ing eItr guished ey the people in the vi
cinity.
EI-Msrshsi Hayward. of Springfield, is
candidate tor sersesnt-at.arms Of the mex
legislature. There is no applicant that W
| would soonsT see succeed than "Fo,s. He i:
| fellow. rbana Citizen.
| Michael ODJnohue chsrges Susan Black
| lcolored) with an assault upon his vie with
intent to kill. This ia war of races that
has continued tor some time about the corner
of Pleasant street and the old Dayton road
| Squire Rightm.yer will hear the case
T. B. MscD0nugh, manager OF Siberia,
is in town preparing the stage tor the rccep.
ton Of scenery, rehearsing the supers, anc
| generally supervising arrangements tor Mon
day. The pay will be given with the ssm'
cast and detail that the principal cities have
Samuel dds, who has had temporar,
charge OF the Pan Handle ticket Office tor To
last ten days, proved himself to be an oh
ligiug and capable official. He made man
warm friends while here, whose best wishe
follow him to his old position at Sout
Charleston.
George L. Lsderer, manager Of tn. "Ho
Water" company, arrived this morning wit
the troupe from Zsnesville, where the
played last evening TO crowded house
many being turned away. The same com
pany will be at the Grand this eve, and Civ
great performsnce.
A train on the n Y. p. 4 .. the othe
day, with the officials OF the road on board
made the run from rbsna to D,yton-s dis
t.nce OF thirty-fve miles in forty-thr.e min
utes including two stops. The distance G
two hundred miles from Kent to Dayton wa
made at an average OF ffty.fye miles pc
hour.
| Al lrbAna they nave the luscious sraW
berry provided with legs and things like
spider. Mr.. Jarhaus captured 1t, snd it re
semses strawberry 10 shape, is scarlet il
color, and has eight legs. Some person vh,
i. yersed in the bug question might be able I,
name the mysterious insect.
The local newsiealers have now receiye(
the Century, the last of the November month
lies to arrive, and it is remarkably good. TIT
account of "Th. Photographers Visit t.
Petra, by Edward L. Wilson, is exceeiingl!
interesting, both in letter-press and Illustrs
tlon. A tao slmle of letter by Grant t
his physician, and portrait representing hin
in his last sickness, are given with his article
on Chattanooga.
| Important Decisions.