Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-08-30
LOCAL BREVITIRS.


The restauranteurs are preparing to fling
out their oyster signs.
The local sports dropped plenty OF money
on the fight yesterday afternoon.
Strange as it may seem, the patrol wagon
made hot a single run last night.
Morning GLoBE-RBPURLIc, full of local and
telegrsphic news. DC per week.
The g., C., G. Il l. road has new crossing
at Market street. 1t was badly needed.
The lawn-tennis craze is beginning to find
few votsries in Springfield. Springfield is
swift
Fskirs, left over from the fair, filled Market
square last night and made lite miserable v ith
their incessant din.
A shooting match between members OF Il e
Champion City Guard is on the tspis for the
near future.
Squire Rightmyer has full line Of 'skir's
supplies in his Office. captured from those
raided on the fair grounds.
During the past week there has been a
startling decrease in the number of ilegiti-
mate children left lying about.
Most OF the factories are now giving out
their contracts tor iron, and the iron men
from all over the country are present to put
in bids.
Hon. B. W. Arnett, Judge Miller Hon.
Thos. Pringle, Walter L. Weaver, and others
will address the Foraker ralley at the wig
waum on Thursday night.
DR.. T. r. Potter is mourning the loss Of
his magnificent greyhound, Sport The
dog got lost from the doctors buggy which
it wes following last Friday, and has not
been heard of since.
Messrs. Bacon, Stewart and Hall, of the
Champion Bicycle club wheeled to Clifton
Friday and returned via Yellow Springs,
making the run OF twenty-three miles in two
hours and fifteen minutes.
Eddie Stricklin, little fellow eight years
old, living on South Center street, fell and
broke his right forearm, while playing game
OF leap frog last Friday afternoon. DR.. Davy
set the arm and reports the boy as doing
nicely.
Mr. J. P. Rhine, Of Washington street b.
kerry. desires mis- old customers to know that
he still retains Mr.. Frank Honscker, the be-
ker formerly employed by Willard and Kie-
fsver and that no change whatever has been
made in the bake-shop.
Gen. J. NJ. Deardof, of this city, was in
attendance upon the Lehman family reunion
at Beavertown, south Of Dayton, on Wednes-
day. He made an address on the occasion
and was reelected member Of The official
board. The next annual reunion will be held
at his residence in this city.
A fair sized audience gathered at the Grand
last night to witness the final play Of the
changed, without any noticeable effect how
ever. The company 60 from here to Day ton.
Next attraction at the Grand is the Barlow,
Wilson and Rankin minstrels, next Saturday
evening, Sept. 9TH.
M,s Florence FIAck, now Mrs. Maxim, will
be remembered as former young lady of
this city, and her many friends will be pleased
to learn that, under the non De plume Of Miss
Mable Sterling she is achieving an enviable
reputation as songstress. She, with her
husband, is spending toe summer at New port
R. and in recent concert there made
favorable impression, and her numbers were
accorded general applause.
There is music in the social air at Xenia.
A Mr.. Hauniricks, who is defending himself
against his wife in divorce suit, claims to
have the names Of many prominent business
men, officials, and church members who
called upon his wife for immoral purposes
during bis absence. He will divulge at the
proper time and those who have been allowed
to see the list say it will make sensation OF
the first magnitude.
Bright and newsy--the morning GLOBE
REPUBLIC, on and after September lst