Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-09-16
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The old plug hats eau be repaired as goo
as new Tor soc.
Cincinnati proposes to give popular con
cert, the proceeds to 90 to the Washington
II sufferers.
Jacob Fetter, of West End Maleabl
Foundry, was injured by falling snap flask
on the head
The Seventh Day Adventists have pur.
CHASED the Magnetic Springs, near Mt. Yer.
non, and will erect a large sani,arium.
Arrangements are about completed for a
game OF base ball between the GAINESVILLE and
Spripgfelds on Sept % and 29 in this city
Call at your nearest recruiting Office and
enlist in the plug hat brigade. 1t will be a
grand affair at Cincinnati on Monday, Sept 2s.
The western heavens are most beautiful
these evenings. The afte-glow is more bril-
liant than that Of the famous atterglow Of
1888.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday by
the probate judge to William g. Musselmau
and Jennie NJ. Colbert, and to Henry Beard
and Clara V. Boyd.
A lesson of safety when the cyclone comes
is taught by the recent visitations OF wind
storms a, jamestown and Washington: take
refuge in the saloons.
Officer Record had tough time with lot
of drunken fellows at Andy Geiers saloon
yesterday morning. One of the party was
landed in the station house.
Chester Cole, OF Columbus, formerly con-
nccted with Candy Bros candy kitchen, on
North High street, that city, has started a
candy and confectionery store at l25 West
Main street.
The colored Foraker club will meet this
evening. Mayor Goodwin will address the
meeting, after which arrangements will be
made to attend the Foraker serenade with the
plug hat brigade.
At the Lipscombe- Miller wedding Monday
evening, a Mr.. Wilson, of Cincinnati, a friend
of the groom, was taken very i'll with heart
trouble. As Mr.. Wilson is an unmarried
man, this looks little suspicious.
Officer Wilson arrested Andy Geier yester-
day afternoon on the charge of violating the
ten o'clock ordinance. 1t is said that on
Monday night dance was given at Geier's
aud tnat he sold beer until two or three
O'Clock the next morning.
Yesterday afternoon about tour o'clock,
Officers Mast and Norton arrested Mary
Magee and Emma Stratton, at the
Railroad House, and locked them up |
on the charge of lettering about a tippling |
house. These two girls have been arrested
several times al the same place. An affidavit
will also be filed az iinst Tom Curtis, the pro-
prietor, for harboring prostitutes.
The trial Of Mrs. Osmond, charged with
discrderly conduct, WAS heard in mayors
court las, night. She was charged with stfik-
ing young Hughes, an incorrigiole OF tender
years, with stick. Evidence from both
sids went to show that the lady was entirely
blameess, and the mayor dismissed the case.
1t probably would have been good idea if
she had switched" him, as the kid is some
thing appalling in his line.
The property on the northeast corner of
Market and Mulberry streets, owned by Mr..
Ben Holiiway, has been delivered over from
the most desirable homes in that part of the
city. Mr.. and Mrs. Holiway will occupy a
suite Of rooms in the house themselves, and
the remainder has been leased for a term of
years to Mr.. +. p. Christie. 1t is a substan-
ta improvement and delightful location.