Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-09-18
LOCII RR ECITIES.


That ia led and battered white plug
White plugs are blooming forth on on
streets.
The partisan prohibitionists will occup,
Spence's grove today.
The local sports were over at the Tro,
sluggng match yesterday.
The plug hat brigade will appear in parad,
this evening previous to the meeting at tn,
wgwam.
Miss Cora 2lack entertained a few friend.
at euchre last evening, at her home on South
Limestone street.
Ex-Governor Foster will speak at New
Carlisle on Monday night. Fare for round
trip only So cents.
Presiding Elder Kibourne, of the U. b.
Church. is at Lsgonda, looking for a location
TO erect church.
Ross Mitchell's new boulevard is fast APP
proaching completion. 1t will be the finest
drive in or near the city.
Martin Kelly, an employe in the Superior
Drill repair shop, fell down the hatchway,
brusing himself considerably.
The county commissioners are about half
way through their examination of the
vouchers OF the county auditor.
Maj J. N. Goodspeed, of Athens, left for
Boston on Saturday TO take the thirty third
degree in Masonry. This is the highest
degree obtainable IN this country.
The OHIO Methodist Protestant church
conference is unanimously opposed to the
third party prohibition mouement.
Invitations were issued yesterday for the
chrystal wedding OF Mr.. and Mrs. Il. d.
Bruer, which occurs next Tuesday evening
from seven to eleven o'clock
Marriage licenses were issued by the
probate judge, Thursday, to Rush r. Lucas
and Mary +. McUomb, and to Lyle T. Bur
bank and Lydia X. TlimDle
Mr.. c. G. Kirkpatrick, while out hunting
Thursday, accidentally shot his fine red Irish
setter. The dog was fne specimen of his
breed, and his owner justly appreciates his
loss
The rage for short hair and pompadour by
the young ladies of this city is growing to
be An epidemic, and some of the fair sisters
look 100 sweet for anything, just like we
boys.
Miss Annie Ferree, daughter of Peter
Ferree, living on the Urbana pike about FIVE |
miles from the city, will be married on next |
Wednesday evening to Mr.. Krndle of La
gonda.
Mrs. Rebecca Rowley, of South Limestone |
street, entertained her many friends last even
ing with farewell reception previous to her
departure for California, where she will spend
the winter.
The following new suits have been filed in
the county clerks Office: Alexander G.
Dazey vs. J. E. and J. Dudley, 500 and
foreclosure. John II. Tucker vs. Amelia G.
Tucker. Divorce.
The many friends OF Officer Caldwell will
be sorry to see him leave the force. He has
been II faithful and efficient officer, and has
quiet reserved manner that makes good i'm
preston on those he meets.
The Mast well at the foot of Mitchelrs hill
has been lowered twenty-seven feet, without
striking water in sufficient quantity. 1t was
decided TO tunnel from the well toward the
west in hopes of striking water at the edge of
the rock.
"Mayor, would you have any objections to
my humping few boys who annoy me by
stealing small articles from my stable?" said
a more or less prominent citizen to his honor
yesterday. "Yes, sir" replied the mayor,
"you would be fined" "Iow much?" "Ac-
cording to the amount of pounding you do.
We charge for it by the pound"
They have good way for protecting inno-
cence at the Hamilton, o., fair. An adjoin-
ing lot has been fixed up tor beer stands. A
high board fence will hide the view of the
whole thing from spectators. A member of
the board stated that he thought these booths
II good thing, as they drew tEay from the
fair gang Of fellows who would otherwise
intest the inside of the grounds.