Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-09-19
LOCAL NIX EVITIkS.

The city seems to be full OF farmers this |
afternoon.
Mr.. c. G. Taylor returned from Columbus
today, having gone there on business.
DR.. J. T. Mclaughlin has improved the ap- |
pesrance OF the city by purchasing q new
plug hat.
Tom Robinson is exhibiting a desire to
stand up before John L. Sullivan, but Sulii
van says he will never fight colored man.
Peter Lotschutz has disposed OF the old
Spangenberger House on East Main street,
one OF the Oldest tayerus on the national
road
This morning Officer Mast telephoned to
Dayton and learned that the clothing found
in the possession OF Sinner johnson be-
longs in that city.
This morning Dr. Reynolds found in his
back yard diary containing receipt by j.
| P. Talbot to William Thomas, for draft on
an urbaua insurance company.
Notwithstanding the mucn talked Of bard
times the past summer has been q good one
Tor travelling. Springfield hotels and rail-
roads have made good earnings.
This morning NJ. p. Mousser filed an ahi-
dsvit against Jim Quill for assault and bat
tery for the attack on Main street yesterday
afternoon. Quill was removed to Jail.
Bill Nye's latest contribution to the GLOBE
| REpuBLIc will be published tomorrow. 1t is
entitled "The Story of a Struggle" and is as
usual with Bill Nye's articles, genuine side
splitter.
Msrried-On the evening of Sept. II, 1885
at the residence OF the bride, on South Gal
agher street, Springfield, O., by Rev. W. H.
Warren, Rush R. Lucas and Miss Mary f
McComb.
Republicans are whooping it up all along
the line. The next great gathering IN this
city is at the wigwsm next Tuesday even ing
with Hon. W. W. Curry, of Indiana, as orator
OF the occasion.
Rev. T. NJ. Mcwhnney, D. D., the new
pastor of the Christian church, ia the author
OF two well know religious works, Reason
| and Revelation Hand in Hand" and "Heavsn-
ly Recognition"
Prentice Mulford, whose letters from Cali
fornia have been an interesting feature of the
Sunday GLOBE REPUBLIC recently, contributes
another on gold diggers' luck in tomorrow &
paper. 1t is well worth reading.
Members OF the Springfield republican club
who wish to take their wives tn Cincinnati on
the excursion on Monday, Sept. 18th, will
please leave their names with W. 8. Huffman
Main street, so that coaches csa be reserved
for them.
Be sure and don't forget the Zsnssville
Sandusky base ball games here on the 24tt
and 25th Of this month. Both teams CONF
in good playing condition, and, rs they ar,
so closely atched, the games will undoubt
edly be exciting.
Members of the pastoral conference are re
minded of the meeting next Monday morn
ing, at which DR.. Faconer will read pape
upon the Chinese question, a subject to which
he gave special attention during his recen
visit to the Pacific Coast.
A large crowd OF republicans from thi
city will attend the great Foster meeting a
New Carlisle Monday evening. Those VIII
go are requested to meet at the wigwsm a
five o'clock sharp. The train leaves the unio
depot at 30 standard time, 545 city time
Chairman John Parsons this morning al
ranged tor another great republican gather
ing, to be held at South Charleston Ssptem
Der 30. 1t will be addressed by Hon. job
R. Lynch, of Mississippi, the talented colors
statesman, who presided over the nation,
convention at Chicago last year.
'Stlleto" is one of the best writers of tn
! New York Sun, His Sunday articles in th'
paper over the above nom de plume are fl
nous. He contributes a most entertsinin
article to Sundays GLoBE-REPusLIc o
"Snohbery in New York." written expressl
| for the GLoBE-REPUBLIC