Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-11-19
LOCAL BRevlTIES.

this noon.
Edwin Shive returned this morning fror
New York.
Charles Saylor, of New Carlisle, is in tn
city on business.
Mr.. and Mrs J. c. Tomlin, of st. Paris
are spending today in town.
Regular meeting of W. X. c. at their hal
Friday. Nov. 20. at 5 p. m.
Get Your seats for Dan Sully's ''Cone
Grocery" Blacks. next Saturday.
f. r. Fuller. of Philadelphia, represent
Ing the Clinton n Co. brush manufactory, /
in the city
The W. J. Seaman troupe left on tn
1916 train for Dayton this morning. VII
Pan Handle.
Miss Cora Eldridge. of Urbana. is tn
guest Of Mrs. Samuel Martin, of Soutl
Factory street
L Llnnie Cochran, son Of Mr.. A. =. Coch
ran of South Limestone street, is recover
my from his recent severe illness.
! A valuable horse belonging to JOSEPH
Sachs. of East Columbia street, died yer,
suddenly this morning from an unknown
| disease
| Matinee Saturday afternoon at , D. m. Al
! the Grand. for ladies and children Bakei
n Farron will play their latest success-A
| Soap Bubble
Friday evening. at the First Presbyterian
church. You can get the finest supper for 81
cents you have had lately. Co. and take
| all your friends.
Mrs. Rennard. a lady living in this city,
died in Bellefontaine yesterday. TO which
place she had gone 10 visit her daughter.
The notice Of the funeral will be given later.
new automatic car coupler. patented by
Messrs. Moore and Frazer. is being tested
IN the East street yards this afternoon by
the |. b. 4 W. people 1t is highly spoken
nf.
Superintendent W. ii. Van Tassel, of the
|. B. X W. accompanied by his wife and
son. returned last evening fran Hot
Springs. Arkansas, much improved in
health.
DAM. Alt hold big turkey shooting
match next Tuesday at his farm four miles
southeast of the city. A hack leaves
Stacks gun store at $50 a. IN. Fare round
trip is 35 cents
Christmas Presents The ladies have
prepared many useful and beautiful articles.
suitable for holiday gifts. which will be
sold at moderate prices. at the First Pres
hyterian church, Friday evening.
The following are among the guests at
the Arcade today: c. c. Reed. of New
York; T.. NJ. Rutledge, of Kenton. o.; T..
Il. Beach. of Chicago: J. b. Drayo. of To-
ledo. and c. J. Suplee, of Philadelphia
Drs. Hall and Dugan We're yesterday ap-
pointed members of the board of pension
examiners for this district. by the commits
sicner of pensions. The third member of
the board is DIR. Elliott Myers, appointed
couple of months ago.
The management of the Grand Opera
House announce that the prices of admis-
sion to the Minnie Maddem performance,
Thanksgiving night. will be IS. 30 and 25c.,
with no extra for reserved seats. The mat
inee prices will be SOC for adults and 25c.
for children.
Baker 4 Farron will play their latest sue
cess, "A Soap Bubble" at the Grand to-
morrow and Saturday. with a grand matt
nee Saturday afternoon for the ladies and
plays on the road. and no doubt will receive
good patronage while here.
The following are the names of those who
desire 10 enter the polo club at the skating
academy: Jim Todd. Will Hall. Ed. Jones.
Harry Prtzman. Mr.. Grapevine, Chas.
Buckley and Frank Hutchins. All Others
who desire to form club will please leave
their names with any of the managers.
Percy Craig. the talented young artist. is
working on crayon sketch of the gas well.
Among many well executed works he has
recently finished is fine crayon portrait of
Mrs. Ida Smith, very beautiful Columbus
lady. The picture will be placed on exhi-
bition al Williams art store, and also al
Columbus.
Young men. Attention. The young
ladies all like flowers and candy. For mod
crate prices. you can get beautiful flowers,
and the finest candy made, from Huylers.
of New York. and Gunthers. of Chicago, at
the First Presbyterian church. Friday even
ing Go get a supply Of all. and make your
lady friends happy.
one of the strongest evidences of more
prosperous times among the laboring classes
i the fact that the demand for better houses
in which 10 live by this class is greater than
it has been for year. Those who rent are
moving ouI of poor houses into better ones.
and those who own their houses are repair
ng them where needed.
|. B. Trout. of Bethel school. Bethel
township. has been compelled to abandon
the school room on account of i'll health.
He resigned last week. and the school has
Deen cl@sed since last Friday. Mr.. Trout
holds first-class certificate and has been
recognized as one of the county's most sic
,essful teachers. For these reasons his
are very sorry to lose his ser
.iceS. and his co-laborerS in the educational
ield hope that he may be speedily restored
o good health.
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