Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-11-16
LOCAL SREQTiES.

Only one arrest WAS made YESTERDAY ana
last night.
The Ophru> meets for rehearsal at q. \.
l.. Ht, this evening.
Harry Taylor Of West Liberty. spent
SUNDAY wt;h friends here,
{. u Hfu>daIe. of the /. B. y W. went
L. Cincinnati this morning.
Mir Ja~ H. Ma-4grt. of Iowa CiIy.
Iowa. l. Visiting friends here.
J. ". Haur> is having his warehouse at
En,u station rcmodeled and thoroughly re-
paired
\ graveyard l. an exceedingly lively
place compared With Springfield oh SUNDAY
afternoons.
Thr republican club meets for permanent
organ zatiou at the mayors Office this even
mG a, .:&o sharp.
\ drive well Is being put in nn the prop
.erty occupied by Mr.. Adam Nef, No. o.
South Factory street
Mr.. john Webb "f Euon. spent Sunday
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs J. l..
Coleman. I,a South Factory street.
The deaf mute a: the Central engine
house sang solo this morning for the de
lr,'tari"n Of the crowd gathered about the
stove.
Mrs Chas. Stewart and little daughter Of
near this city. arr the guests Of Mr.. Ja>.
Stewart and family. of West Main street
N~uja.
M,~~r- Emma and Craze Wallace. of
Waldo. F.pg.da. are visiting friends in this
city and county. Thyy vii soon return t"
the e southern home.
The Corner Grocery" with the great
fun maker. Dan >uIl,. and his celebrated
COMPANY. viii l,r At B.ack'> Opera House
next saturday evening.
Mr.. >tarr. of san Francisco. who ha~
been at AlrNaudria. Egypt for several
years. MAS expected I" arriy" in this city to
day. Ia y.,I Arr relative. Mrs. ThuTZa Tee
garden. uf West Main.
pr. Fuy, Ter travels in the private, ear used
by AdeIina Patti. which bears the name Of
the great singer BythiS reason a rumor
went abroad this morning that Patti was in
town and would sing here tonight.
Lam"utc G. RAYMOND editor and pub
Usher OF the AIleghany County Republican
"f Angelica. New York. i here with his
family visiting relatives. and viii remain
during the greater portion Of the week.
The fact TIM a man who pay taxes in a
>choH district may send hi, children to
~ohnI in that district without paying extra
tuition even # ne liy,~ in another district.
decision OF an uhin court.
Nj. and Mr.. Gill. the la>t-uamrd known
formerly ~ Mis- Lizzie Buxton. and Miss
Lnui" Buxton. are expected here today.
from Cheyenne. Wyoming Territory. Mr..
and Mr~. Gill reside at Cheyenne and Miss
Louie has been with them about weeks
Mrs. Finch. whose trial with Havner and
Atkinson was before the court on Friday.
has been Frustrated since on account of
what She regards the persecution BY some of
her mri-hh"r~. Others Of her nrighbur>
testify t. her good name a. a lady and join
her in praying for justice and peace.
Hon. J. r. Dodge. Stati~tician Of the az
ricHltHrIl bureau at Washington. i in the
city to-day, having arrived here SATURDAY on
hi> way home FROM Chicago. where he re-
Gently addressed IN" National Swine Breed
er> Association "H the prohibition Of Amer
lean pork products in Europe. Nr. Dodg"
WAS formerly the editor of the American
Eurali~t. and manufacturer In this city
yellow Springs Review: Verify. verify
there l. nothing now that equals natural
gas" Springfield having struck a vein al
ready ha~ iva companies iI the held. N"uia
ha> almost organized company and will
start an experimental well soon What i
the matter with yellow Springs She's all
right for W. have "ur natural gt," always
on hand. and instead OF boring for it geuer-
ally get ''Dur,rt" boy it,
Some fellow at south Charleston ha>
been accusing Wr~ Rowe editor of the N,rl-
tinel. with heln@ d dcIn"crat up to short
time before he took mp hi residence. there.
and Rowe refute> this with statement
from Al WfckrTeham. of Jamestown who
crrtih"~ tn his feaIty 10 the republican
cause. When A.. ISSUES a certificate of tni>
nature there is no USE going behind the r,-
turns. 1t will do Ia r,t on.
1! j. understood that Captain Bushnell. of
Springfield Mil ur-r the appointment Of
eN-May"r Coffin. of that place to the posi-
ti"u of warden Of the penitcutiary This
viii be- pretty strong hacking for Mr Coffin.
and ought To win ia the ordinary course Of
afair~. W. T.. Chrrrjngtou Of Jackson
county. j. al~" candidate for the place
and j. being bn"mrd 10y the papers from his
sertInn NJ the state. -NemLa Gazette.