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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1885-01-24
N O T | c E
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To those who have anything in
the line Of House painting, Paper
hanging old furniture reftting, such
as cleaning. vanishing, uphoslter.
ing, &c, sign painting a speciality.
| will 90 in the country to do such
work as may be needed in that line
satisfaction guaranteed, or no pay
! can always be found in the town
Of AbbeviIle or address P. 0.
Box II, Abbeville, La.
E. A. MAzEEoLLE,
sert-27-'84.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
TWENTY FIFTH DISTRICT COURT,
Parish OF Vermillon.
IN { 105

Succession OF Louis G. Ourblin.
App|iraton Of Agathe Viciorlne
Omhlin and her husband G.. A.
Mouisset to be appointed admin
istrators.
Notice is hereby given to all par
ties interested in the said succession
or having any opposition to make to
the application Of said applicants to
file the same in writing, in the office
of the clerk of court within ten days
from the date hereof.
Given under my hand and seal Of
court this 9th day Of December
1854.
lAsTIE DEoUssAHD, clerk.
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A. D. lie MAITRE, M. D.

From Paris Uasimetrique Institute,
Hone 10 locate himself in Yer.
miIion-claims as an opening all
chronic diseases--22 years expe.
rience-no conditions whatever
neither bargains--but satisfactions.
Located at Slmonet Leblanc.
Nov. 22.'84 I'm.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
TWENTY. FIFTH Judi DISTRICT COURT
Parish Of Vermillon.

No. $50
Succession Of Adveline Faulk.
Notice is hereby given to all par
ties interested in the said succession,
or having any opposition to make to
the tableau of debts. charges and
final settlement filed in said success
sion by Olivier Hebert admr, to file
the same in writing in the Office OF
the clerk of court within ten days
from the date hereof.
Given under my hand and seal of
court, this Ist day Of Nov. 1884.
ALc1DE LEBLANC, Dy-clerk.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF VERM1LION.
10Th DISTRICT COURT.
N 9. 7O4.

Succession Of Sarah A. Stakes,
Application Of Lastie Broussard
to be appointed administrator.
Notice is hereby given to all par
ties interested in the said succession
or having any opposition to make to
the application Of said applicant to
file the same in writing, in the Office
Of the clerk of court within ten days
from the date hereof
Given under my hand and seal of
court this I7th day of January
1885.
GEO. w SUMMERS, Dy- Clerk.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Hunters are strictly forbidden to
hunt within my enclosures and from
passing through the same. ANY per.
son caught violating this notice will
be prosecuted to the full extent OF
the law.
DAVID FRANK,
Oct. 1884.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1885-01-24

Credit.
Dec 5. by amount paid 3 SO
to balance this day. S IA IS
Sinking Fund.
July 5, amt on hand last rpt 25S "a
Dec 5. aunt reed Of col
taxes 'S3 S Is
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1885-01-24
Official Directory.

District Judge; scosn.D prsA,1nox.
pi.triet A'tof,ss, nessnr G. sanprs.
c,.,t Of District Court, ,,.,o,nn
c's's = L.s1E BRoussA'p'
Hepr's''''''Gtir:o Gro. NJ. E1DnEDeb.
Sheriff s Tax Collector; I.!',on ! xu,rt.
C'fo'e'' .rr. ". D. WHITE.
pnlice Jury.
Il uorrpAuIa President.
= :, pr+y,u, J. T. BRoUssARD
~, = crrry, ssa T. J.. MORGAN
I a'I,' +. Banrrls J. \. LEBLANC
'''fA . LYMAN c. LYONS.
'a''a ELIJAH WISE.
Town Conacil.
~. AEADIE, Mayor.
= a. s,rnrs O. BOUEQUE
sNsE hAs1'H DAoo'sAN0
'' GEof;GE r. Lyons.
I,,,ice, Of lie Peace, Sd. Ward
C.LyoSs. V. hABAc'E
surveyors,
" " Epw,aDs. L. MoNTsGNb
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Jht ytales'a''n1
:,,,,;nsp EVERY SATURDAY:
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ms UF SOD

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f e sS M s 'n', n. five ncw cash sahserlstft. tts
y, ~ ,tr.on ending Wit Vi Rr eusi,lsd to e0 q 'he
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1885-01-24
We n I,nE

List ofjurors drawn for the regular
jury term OF the District Court for said
Parish, beginning on the 4'h Monday
of January 1885. 49,.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1885-01-24

Respectfully,
GEO. E. LYONS.
Con Collector.
After ezaming this report we
end it correct. A obeville, Decem'
her 18th 1884.
Jos. J. ABADIE,
SOLOMON WISE,
7RE.7SURER'S REPORT.
To the Honorable Mayor
and Council of
AbbcviIle.
There not having been a regular
meeting Of the Council in October,
and your Treasurer, not having re,
ceived, or paid out, anything during
the quarter ending October 5th, has
made 40 regular quarterly report,
but submit this. special report Of
all money by him received and dis
bursed from July 5lh, date of last
report to December 5th 1894.
General Fund.
1884,
July S, to bal on hand 5 1911 so
Dec S, amt rec from col fines Is 90
amt reed from taxes 'o3 IL AZ
amt reed from licenses 81 2O4 0O
5 424 2s
Credit.
Dec S, by amt, paid to date l76 q
to balance this day 247 81
Street and Bridge Fund.
July S, 10 bal per report 8 p
| Dec 5, amt reed Of col
taxes 's3 9 5s
SIT 81
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FOR SALE.

,os'' ~ arpents Of land, bounded
sA III ny Edmond Herouen, south by
NJ sro,. harrington, east by Euclide
IDs.afd Iaa's and wes! by Joseph W.
l,,a -, Eighty arpents Of said
r.,. as'ossd, aud the following i'm.
sas,s rsa's' " consisting of a dwelling
III l',chen, two corn cribs, sta.
NJ a. aau 'en,honse. Also the pres
~ y, e'op Of about 800 barrels Of
f,r,s;.a.al ~ le0; barrels of potatoes
!. as implements, also two hor.
u, : mares and a filly.
'aF'ls, E, particulars apply to
O., !, ), i. 0. BELANGER.
u-S4. near Crosse lie.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1885-01-24

s S5 81
Making total Of Taxes collected
on the above Rolls SLIT 04
We also find that the collector
has collected on the Tax Rolls of
1884 the sum of $393 OF
On fines he has collected for the
corporation from July 5th up to
Oct 5th 1884 '16 90
Which sums he still has on hand.
We fnd that there remains nncol.
lected and to be accounted for on
the licenses of 1883 35 OU
i" 1884 289 so
Respectfully submitted, Able
Vile, Dec 18th 1894.
J. J. ABADIE,
SOLOMON WISE.
Finance Committee.
On motioh the Council adjourned.
Jos. j. ABAD1E, W. B. WHITE
Mayor. Secty.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1885-01-24
Police Jury.

| Ic OllCC y III WI C' Iuii'' 'hI
ish met at Court House, this 5lh day
of January IS.
Members present Howard HoG-
pauir, present--J I BrousSard, Robt
Green, + J Morgan.
Members absent F.: Il II Baltels,
j Fl Putnam and j y Leblanc.
Quorum heing present proceeded
to business.
Minutes Of last meeting read and
adopted.
The committee on claims not being
present. claims presented, were ex.
a,nined bv the police jury, who ap'
pointed J L Broussard, to act as
chairman.
Report of W W Edwards. Atty
for parish in case VS. Shaw aud sure
ties, was read, and on motion order
ed. to he referred to finance com
mittee for investigation.
Report of Parish Treasurer. read
and ordered spread on minutes.
r Il p O r L
TO the Hon President and members
Of Police Jury Of Vcrmliion Par
ish.
| | the undersigned respectfully sub
nit this my report showing the f.
narcia! condition of the parish.
r c e p is.
hal on haud at last report So .494.47
Jan 2. by Jno Morgan un
branded stock 1885
Jan l2, by w w Edwards
from surcties G 3 Shaw 86.38
Jan 20, by ] ) Nunez, Oh
roll Of 'S3 1851
Jan o.. hy J S Nunez on
roll Of 'S2 l.2l
From this amount of $ 3.626.5S
$3.50 50 must he deduct
ed a. being paid an war
rants presented and prop
erly signed 81 5oo.5o
Leaving OH the ---
surplus fund 81 o46 W
10 the amount $2:2n5 81, must be
added as follows $l,9l5.79 being
paid on roll Of 1884, $2o9.75 being
paid as license collected.
Making a sum total in the treas
ury Of, S42ol'62
Very Respectfully.
(Signed) ELI WISE, Treas
Filed january 9Th 1885.
(Signed) l.. G. LYONS, Clerk
The following claims were allow
ed and ordered paid:
W D White, physician s2O OF
r NJ Stebbins. witness fees on
Chas Burt, 8 "a
s Wise, lumber for bridges 20 OG
G E Lyons Jailer, N G
Young assignee isS ..
w w Edwards, surveyor 20 0'
Eli Wise, Treasurer 5o ..
L C Lyons. clerk pj 81 81
Justice peace ~ 81
Leblanc. constable I24 81
G Iahauve jp $ Wise assg AZ 81
W d White keeping feray 2l5 "
Fl B Lyons serv notice survey 2 81
f. | Addison, Printer ~ VI
II B Lyons, constable II u
+ J s Nunez sheriff's salary ZIG VI
: S Wise serv on finance com Ot
G Godchaux :" =" U,
Lastie Bronssard elk jury com 10 o.
G Godchaux member jnry com 2 II
. j G White ~
N Broussard "
Martin Sarver 8 0,
} Per diem as member of P j & mil
$ Howard Hoffpauir 8 D.
r nobt Green q
7 J Morgan . "
J r Broussard . "
Report Of Finance Committee SUI
mitted, read, approved and ordere'
spread on the minutes.
i, r e P o 4 I
A bbevllle, La. Jahy oth 1901
To the Hon the Presi dent I'd men
bers of thu police jury Of the pa
Y ish of Ver'niliop. GertIemen
The Finance Committee subm
to Won the following report,
' Having examined the stnhb boo
of the Parish collector, we find thf
the following collections have bee
made to.wit From Dec lst to LIZ
oI., lS24 inclusive.
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TOWN COUNCIL.
-0-S H.

ABBEv1LLE, DtC. 18th 1884.
The Council met pursuant to adj
iournment, present Joseph j. Alb
adie, Mayor and conncilmen Wise,
Bouroue and Broussard.
The minutes of the meeting OF
December 9th were read and
adopted.
The report of the Collector and
Of tile Treasurer having been ex-
amined by the Finance Committee
and found correct, were adopted and
ordered to be spread on the minutes.
COLLECTORS REPORT.
To the Honorable Mayor and Mem
bers Of the Town Council, | the
undersigned, respectfully
submit this as my re-
port for the quar-
ter ending
Oct. 5th
1884.
To amt Of taxes for 's3 uncoll
at last report ) 90 94
amt of licenses uncoll of 'S4; 277 OO
amt Of tax roll for "a s74 O5
to amt coll on same 20S 62
TO amt remaining uncoll 665 a
amt of fines for Corporation Is OC
Re capi tul a on.
amt of taxes for '83 uncoll SO 80
amt of licenses for 'S4 uncol 277 O(
amt Of tax roll for 'S4 S74 Ot
n rnnunt of fines Ii VI
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1885-01-24

5 1885 80
amt uncol on taxes fot '83 SO IA
amt uncol on licenses for '84 277 90
amt uncol on taxes for '84 SOS 43
amt Of taxes col for '84 2OS 62
amount of fines 10 w
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1885-01-24

Total S5.I95.I3
Credited by the following receipts
produced 10y the Collector.
Rent dated Dec S,s4 school tax
e & W w edwards 6 IS
Rent dated Dec 2O.-'6l roll 80 par:
ish tax | q less Gem .0e l Il
Rent dated Dec 2O,-'s roll 's3 par
ish tax IS A less com l II 50 3!
Rent dated Dee 90 ,-'84 roll 'S3 school
taxi GO less com As ~.
Rcpt dated Dec 2O,-'84 roll "a par
tax 1917 54 less com IS 81, l25l %
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Total on hand

Total on hand S 264 SO
Respectfully.
W. 5. WHITE
Treasurer.
After examining this report we
find them correct. Abbevile De
cember 18th 1884.
Ion ApAnYC
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-07-21


Resolved, That In the opinion OF oitwo-thirds
of the members elected to the Council OF the
City of Springfield, Ohio, 1t IL necessary and
that said Council intends to improve Main,
Market and Factory streets, by constructing
tue Sewe.s hereinafter desert ibed, according
TO the plans, prOfles and specifications
therefor ou Tile In the office of the Civil En-.
gineer and open to The inspection Of all par.
ties interested.
Said sewers are described as follows, viz:
lst. On Main street from Limestone street
to Foster street.
I'd. on Main street from Mechanic to Mil
Run sewer.
Sd. un Main street from Mechanic street to
Plum street.
ith. On Market street from Main street to
Mil Run sewer.
5th. ON Factory street from Jefferson street
to Main street.
The expenses OF said improvements and
the damages due on account thereof to be aS-
sessed per front foot upon the property abut-
ting thereon, according to the law and ordi-
naGces on the subject OF Asses ments.
Council viii, al It's regulai meeting to be
held in the Council Chamber Of said city ON
the nth day OF August, 1885 commencing at
O'Clock p M, or at It's list regular meet
Ing there after, hear parties Interested In any
OF said sewers.
The City Clerk is hereby directed to publish
this resolution for two consecutive weeks.
Passed July II, 1855.
p MAST, President
Attest: J. \. SUEwALTER, CITY Clerk.
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Cranks.

Ten OF the Division officers held an "over-
flow" meeting in the ordinary at the Arcade
Hotel last night, convening a, II o'clock aud
adjourning at broad daylight. In the night
it was the champagne, but IN the morning it
was the officers who were overfowilg.
Clarence Howland, OF Akron, was badly
overcome by the heat at the end of the tr-
cycle race which he won yesterday afternoon.
The What's the matter with Hes all
rightw gag was gotten of on numerous oc-
casions yesterday afternoon and this morn
ing.
Nelson's Business College Is handsomely
decorated for the ball tonight.
The l.. A. W. championship races come
this afternoon. Everybody go.
The score cards gotten out by Goodman,
OF Cleveland, are the best and most c0nvs-
nient thing of the kind ever seen here.
Mn. Jones toof beautiful header just as
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-07-21

matt J. s. Brown, Of Fostoria; G. F. Snyder,
Of Cleveland A. N. Crothers, OF Springfield ;
Chss. N. Atwster, OF Msssillon, and F. NJ.
Wainwright of Noblesvlle. At the end OF
the first lap the leaders were Snyder, Pugh
and Lsndy, in the order named; at the
end Of the second they were
Brown, Wainwright and Pngh
at the third they were Wainwright, Pugh
and Landay; and at the finish they were
Wainwright, Howland and Landy. Thus
Wainwright took first prize, with record oi
G:43i for the two miles; and Rowland took
second, with . record of G:4i.
The next was the haf-mile DASH open TO
everybody. 1t was walk-away for Weber,
following order George Weber, of Smith
| vile, first; Karl Pardee, of Akron, second
W, +. Knapp, Cleveland, third; S. G. Whit
taker, Boston, fourth; Il. G. Barnett, Spring
field, fifth; Charles O. Dickas, Sidney, sixth
Weber took first medal by record OF l:29,
having showed up very leisurely on the last
stretch, and Psrdee took second, with rec
ord OF | :29 3-5.
The Three Mile Record race was exciting
only for the first three laps. The participant:
were Pardee, Knapp, Weber and Whitaker
Weber won the first two laps and then begsr
dropping. Pardee dropped out on the secouC
lap and on the third Whitaker spurted abou
half lap ahead, where he staid during th
rest of the race. Weber's machine gave GU
on the fourth lap, and Knapp merely wen
fast enough to stay in the race and win secon
money. Whittaker's record for the thre
miles was lll6.
The contestants in the One Mile Tricycl
were Collister, Howland and Barnett, Kirk
patrick and Crothers both dropping out. Col
lister led during the first half mile but CAV
out early in the second and lett Rowland t
win first prize, record, 3:59i; and Barnet
second, record, 3;59 4.5.
The last race of the afternoon was the on
mile race without hands. On the start J. I
Pugh, OF Cleveland, took the lead, followe
| by W. II. Wetmore, Of Cleveland, P. V. My
ers, OF Kentucky, and f. B. Champion, I
Columbus, in the order named. No chang
OF position was made during the race and II
finish was made in the same order, Pug
winning hrst prize and Wetmore second. I'll
races had been put through so promptly tn
they were all finished by j45 o'clock.
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TP IN THE NTNETIES.
The Prevaiiins Midsummer Torridity-
The Mercury Mn. ty-ive and Rising
The Prospect.

The Prevailins Midsummer Torridity-
The Mercury Nin.ty-Hv and Rising
The Prospect.
A Great Head to whom reporter applied
for news this forenoon offered the suggestion
that wide field OF research and remark was
presented 10 the prevailing weather. The
reporter up to that moment had not thought
about it that way, but the suggestion recon-
meuded itself as Good Scheme and was i'm
proved upon accordingly And first it may
be remarked that recollections of the days
not so very long gone by when the
mercury was almost as many degrees below
as i, now is above zero, and when coal carts
ran until nine o'clock at night to keep people
from freezing, doesn't help matters much.
There are the most sensational statements as
to the figures reached by the fluid in the tube
yesterday, the report from one locality on
West High street being lO2 in the shade, and
varying from that to 90 and "a in much shell
tered places. The average would be about
50 or sc, take the city over, with a very
mean temperature Of sS degrees, which is the
hottest since July, 1881, when for two or
three days the mean temperature was 80 or "a.
Sleeping last night was a mere matter Of
form, aud people located themselves with a
view to the most com 'ort, whether in or out
of doors, not a few spending the night in
hammUcks swung in the open air. Today
the heat is quite as intense, apparently, but
there is a better breeze than yesterday when
, th.re WAS none.
A member of one of the City Boards living
in the South End glanced at his thermometer,
| as he passed into the house at dinner time
yesterday noon, and was Mortified TO find il
marking l2o degrees. He was rushing for
the Sun cholera mixture under the i'm
preston be must be sun-struck, OF
about TO be, when the difficulty
with which his wife was repressng an out
burst of laughter caused him to ask the rea.
| son, and then it came out that she had, jus,
before the time when he was to be expect ed
at home, hung the thermometer out in the
full glare of the sun for htteen or twenty
minutes, taking it indoors as he was seen APP
| proaching. The thought Of what might have
been ruined the poor mans digestion for the
remainder of the day and took away his sp'
petite.
| At Ii a. IN. to-day the mercury at Troupe
| drugstore was a, 81 in the shade. At tn,
Factory street engine house it was 90 in th'
| shade.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-07-21

The hot night kept the boys on the streets
until late hour last night and they stayed in
bed until driven out again by the heat this
| morning. II was owing to this cause probs-
bly, thar only about half of them showed up
at the Fair Grounds Tor the parade this
morning. 1t was to have formed at $3.50
o'clock, but they were so slow in ga,he-'ng
that it was after 10 o'clock before they got
under way. Finally they moved out OF the
grounds in the following order, with Chief
Consul kirkpatrick commanding the parade,
which was divided according to the districts
OF the State in which the riders resided;
othcers Wood and Record, Mounted.
Fig six Band.
First District, Commanded by J. II. Boger, o.
Fndlay.
Second District, Commanded by J. d. Pugh, of
Cleveland.
Third District, Commanded by J. K. Dunn, Of
MaSsilon.
Fourth District, Commanded by Morris Moody. Of
Dennson.
Unattached Corps, Commanded by c. +. smith, OF
Indianapolis.
Fifth District. Commanded by W. IL. Miller. OF
Columbus.
Sixth District, Commanded by +. NJ. Smith, OF
Portsmouth.
Seventh District, Commanded by W. II. Aiken, OF
College Hill.
In all there were 1917 men in line, and they
made very beautiful array with their pretty
suits and glitterng wheels. Following is
the course taken by the procession: North
from the Fair Ground on Yellow Springs TO
Pleasant; east on Pleasant to Market; south
on Market to Liberty; east on Liberty 10
Limestone; north on Limestone to Kizer;
east on Kizer to Clifton; east on Clifton to
East; north on East to High west on High
TO Plum; north on Plum to Main; east on
Main to Market; north on Market to Fernclii
avenue; west to College campus. All along
the route, and particularly about the center
of town, they found the sidewalks well filled
| with people waiting TO see the silent process
sion glide by. When they reached the campus
they found generous set-up Of lemonade
sandwiches, &c, furnished by the Cham piou
| Bi. Club, awaiting them, and they did full
| justice to the lunch. After the "eatments
had been disposed Of, the Hill Climbing con-
test was held, the boys starting at the campus
| gate and trying to shove their "bikes" up
to the entrance Of Old Wittenberg. Seven
| entered for the trial but all stopped at the big
tree at the foot of the shoot except Wetmore
OF Cleveland, and Perley, of Columbus, the
first going about 20 feet further and taking
first prize, and the second going about 10
feet beyond the tree and taking the second
prize.
After this was finished part OF the boys
came over to dinner, but the rest preferred
the lunch and the cool air to the hot sun and
a dinner and are remaining on the Campus
until the races begin at this afternoon.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-07-21

At the meeting OF the county commission
ers yesterday ". II. Jones, sr., was allowed
800 tor services as engineer Of the Dun ditch.
Accounts and vouchers Of commissioners OF
the Houston free turnpike were found correct.
Bond OF John W. Parsons, as county treas-
urer, in $4,000 was presented and approved.
Wm. Sharon was directed TO file report of
survey and level OF the Hawkins ditch by
July q, or show reason why he should no
be removed
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-07-21
Died..

In Kansas City, Mo-. July l8, 1885, Grace
f., daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Brandeu-
burg aged ten months. lnterment at Fern
cliff to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brandenburg have the deepest
sympathy OF their many friends in tins city.
HaIlssey-On Monday evening, July 20,
Thomas Eallasey, in the 2sth year OF his
age.
Funeral from tue residence Of his mother,
Mrs. Margaret Hs!lasey, North Spring street,
on Wednesday morning, July %, at . o'clock.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-07-21
The patrol wagon brought in Matt.

The patrol wagon brought in Matt. Bed
iord colorei man employed at Iischler's
slaughter house, THE morning, and he was
locked up for disturbance with his wife,
begun last night and continued this morning.
naming away from their house and neg
lecting her duty. Tie woman claims that
she works out in families in town and can
not go home always. The fuss this morning
was at the house Of man named Green,
near Grants ice pond, where Green's wife ia
lying sick, the Bedford woman being there tc
take care Of her, it was claimed. The fracas
between husband and wife was lively while
it lasted, but no great harm was done.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-07-21

A man named Samuel Martin was arres ted
by officer Colwell, of Urbana, at Bowlusyille,
this county, Sunday, on the double charge OF
bigamy and perjury in obtaining II marriage
license OF Probate Judge Todd, at Urbana, to
which place he was taken. Martin is emphat-
icslly marrying man. On the first OF May
last he was united to young lady at Lima,
deserted her three hours later and went to
Urbans, where he married IN three weeks
time, Laura Clark, swearing he had no wife
living When captured at Bowlusvile he
was packing up to make another jump out of
harms way. He acknowledges his guilt and
will plead guilty at his examination Thurs
day
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-07-21

Charlie Seaman, formerly Assistant Train
Dispatcher, and Dan Horner, freight conduc-
tor on the !. b. l. W., were arrested near the
bridge On east High street yesterday after
noon, by four officers, for participating in the
row in Hbschman's saloon a couple OF hours
before. 1t is claimed that Horner is the one
who did the cutting.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-07-21

they were starting out in the two mile rae
yesterday afternoon.
large number OF tie boys seem TO be
badly stuck on the salvation Army.
The streets OF Springfield seem to be won
deriully conducive TO headers, Judging from
the number taken in the last two ,ays,