Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-11-01

The county Commissioners meet tomor or. /.
Business in the sber irs office is becoming
quite brisk
Judy Aaron ia home from Columbus for
the first time lnce the election.
Miss Anna B. johnson entertained a NUN.
her OF friends At cards last evening.
When Otto Biddle tried to smell his watch
10 tell time he was probably excited.
The city teachers received their salaries
yestcrdsy. Abou, 81, 400 WAS disbursed
A X Kerns, OF Champaign, H., a former
Spring6elder, is spending Sunday In the
city.
Morris Quick aud George McCloud esch got
. dollar and costs ia mayors court yesterday
afternoon. ..
Mas Florence NJ. Bsiues leaves this alter
noon for Denver and Colorado Springs, where
she will spend the winter.
Lamp posts gates, shutters. door. bells, and
scattered vegetables all testify TO the fact that
last night was Halloween,
Rev. Mr.. Mann, Of Cleveland, who will
conduct the mute service at Christ Church
this evening, is at the Arcade.
Mr.. Will W. Cushmsn, private secretary OF
n. @. Henley. Richmond, Ind, is spendir &
Sabbath At his home in this city.
John II Manss, of Cincinnati. has been the
guest of his brother, Will Manss, OF wi ter
berg college, tor the past week.
Mrs. 8. P. Miller will leave on Monday
evening for Monroe, Wis, where she is called
by the serious illness Of her sister.
Rev. Il. N. McGuRy, Of Urbana, is At the
Arcade. He will occupy the pulpit OF Chri I
Church to day in the absence of Rev. Rose.
A small audience witnessed the final pre-
seutation OF THE Sleeping Beauty" by Adah
Redmond and her company at Blacks last
night.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Charles T. Hall and Frances A. Bumcra's.
wm. II. Rankin and Mary f. Baker, and
Eaton F. Rboads anu Mary Tyre.
The Beethoven Quartette Club and Miss
Anna Vol, Of Cincinnati, will give n concer
Al Blacks opera house next Thursday evening
under the auspices of the Maennerch0r.
The "Hot Water" combination put a novel
advertisement on the streets yesterday, in the
shape OF . dozen stout Arabs each bearirg on
his back A tin tea kettle labeled Hot Water.
William Mcclure imbibed too much last
night and was found by Officer Mckay driy-
ing his team onto the sidewalk on Limestone
st'eat. When arrested he objected that the
horses were disorderly, not himself.
A lot at the corner of East and Mound
streets was sold at sherih's sale yesterday sf-
ternoon to A. W. Ros, tor 81, l20. The order
was in the case of Lesley W B,rkley,and the
appraised value OF the property was 81 600.
The sheriff yesterday seized q stock o.
goods in tho hands OF Geo. Horner by virtue
Of an order in a suit in replevin instituted by
Cowsn K McGra'h, of Cincinnati. The value
Of the goods replevined was estimated at
5000.
The project for the republican club is re-
ported by Mayor Goodwin, chairman e Il Z
committee, as booming. Over 400 shares Of
stock have already been guaranteed. Another
meeting will be held the early part OF this
week.
Elmore f. Grim, of Wit,enberg. has just
returned from Esston, Pa, where be attended
the twenty.hrst annual conv' nton OF the
Phi Gamma Delta fraternity, rs delegate
from the Sigma Chapter. The next conven-
ton will be held here in OctOh'r, 1856.