Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-12-03
LOCAL BREvlTIEs.

The Washington C. H. Daily Globe has
petered
A red rose has bloomed in the open air at
Dayton.
Henry Rankin, of South Charleston. is in
the city today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Brown. of Cleveland,
are at the Arcade.
The amateur photographer is getting in
some pretty good work
Col. Furay. of the Ohio State journal,
spent Yesterday in this city
>cipi" +. Baker leaves this evening for
futsburg and other points east.
Seventy sacks of ''Pubdocs" came 10 Gen.
eral keifer by mail "Wednesday.
J. NJ. Bennett will become coroner OF
Clark county the lst of January.
Robert Blee, general superintendent OF
the C., C., c. n l., is in town today
Miss Alice Goode left for New York
this morning to spend several weeks.
\. J. Smith. general passenger agent OF
{. {. {. n l., was in the city this morning.
A new crossing over Factory street is
being made al the intersection of jefferson.
There will be- a special meeting of Wo-
mems Relief Corps Friday, Dec. 4. at !
p. M.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fuller Trump and Miss
Mamie Winslow leave for New York thi,
evening
Ben, younger brother of DIR. John Buck
ingham, has gone to jacksonville, Florida,
for his health.
Mr. and Mrs. L. f. Davis and Miss Amina
Dun left. via the Bee Line, this morning
for Pensacola. Florida.
There will be stated communication work
in the third degree at Champion Lodge, +.
and A. NJ, this evening.
Dr. and Mrs Moore returned this morn.
ing from Bowling Green. where they have
been visiting their daughter.
The new signs on the sides of the stree,
ears, stating their routes, are proving a
great convenience 10 the public.
May Cotter this morning pleaded guilty
10 charge of drunkenness and disorderly
conduct, and was fined 81 and costs.
Springfield members of the c. o. S. A.
have received invitations 10 shooting
match at Franklin. o., on December 9TH.
Bids for the new supply of FIRE hose were
opened today at noon at the city clerks Of
fee. Proposals are given in another place.
The suit of Rocktieid VS.. Voight, set foI
hearing in the common pleas court this
morning, was postponed until this afternoon.
The sanitary marshal created quite lit
tie excitement in shooting mad dog i'll
front of the Grand Opera House this morn
ing.
John FcoS and son PaIl left for New Or
leans this morning. over the c. c. {. 4 |.
They expect to remain in the south about a
month.
The authorities al Troy this morning cap
tured man whom they thought to be all
escaped convict but released him on exam
ination.
Officer Charles Potee has so far recovered
from his injuries received on the railroad
two weeks agu a. Ia he up and around this
morning.
The Misses Rodgers. of North Limestone
street entertain their lady friends this
afternoon with reception, from three to
six o'clock.
q. NJ. Sellers has sold out his real estat,
and insurance interests, and has entered the
employ of Charles ReeSer. of the Inni>-
fallen gardens
The ccroner's inquest over the body of
the late Frank Seaman was held this morn
ing at 9 O'Clock at Coroner Colemans Office.
West Main street.
The Mitchell boulevard. running from
Limestone street TO Lagonda, was finished
and turned over Ia its owner. Ross Mitchell.
yesterday afternoon.
The Young Mems Blaine Club. of Gin
cinnati. will attend GOV. Foraker'S inaugu-
ration in body. How about our Lincoln
club and Plug Hat brigade"
Miss Kate Michael. of Catawba. who had
to her home today. and was accompanied by
Mrs. T., II. Hyatt. of Columbia street.
The Bee Line train going east at $50 this
morning Was delayed here several minutes
by hot box on the New York limited
sleeper This has become a rare occurrence
of late.
Joe Mann. assistant division superintend-
ent Of the y. Y. y. X o.. has gone into the
service of southern road at Chattanooga,
and taken with him six conductors of the
y. Y. p. 40.
Robert g. Dunn. a wealthy farmer and
well known breeder of short horn cattle, of
township. Madison county, was
stricken with apopIeNy, Dec. l, and lies in
, precarious condition.
The funeral Of Frank Seaman, the con-
iuctor Of the Ohio Southern killed at
Greenfield Tuesday night was held this af-
ernoon. 1t was one Of the largest funerals
leld here for year past
The remains of W. c. Welty. killed on
he l.. B. a W. as stated elsewhere in this
ssne. will arrive in the city from the north
mnorrow at 9:45. and will be taken TO Fern
.Iiff and deposited in the vault.
All the toll-gates have at last disappeared
rom the fine graveled or macademized pub
ic roads that radiate in all directions from
he city of Springfield. The last relic of
'arbarism has but just disappeared.
Never before at this season of the year
we're 81 many laborers employed in the
hops of Springfield, the total number at
resent employed aggregating almost 1000
This doesn't look much like hard times
Charles Cathcart received this morning,
y express. large box of California Pampas
ras-. IL is now on exhibition in the win
ow of the Adams Express Office, and any
er>nn wishing to purchase any can do so
heap.
Judge Foraker has given notice of an ap- I
cal tn the Grand Commandery, Ia reverse /
Ic ,leri>ion of it, committee 10 indefinitely .