Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-24
LOCAL BREHIfIES.
From Morning Edition.l
Cieve., Col, Gin A. Ind. Il. u.


W. L. McVey, OF Cincinnati, was in the
city on business last evening.
S. B. Rankin, OF South Charleston, spent
yesterday evening in the city.
Sou h Charleston has a "Plug Hat Brigade
OF which the town is justly proud.
kiraliy Bros magnificent spectacular play
at p. IN. today. % and 80 cents.
John II. Carver has sold lot on Taylor
street 70 Virgil P. Latimer for $500.
Mrs. b. n # and Mrs. J. n. P,rrine, OF New
Carlisle, were at the Arcade yesterday.
Albert Ricketts, has decided a lot on Patton
street to Mary F. Ricketts,. Consideration
$500.
The matinee prices to Kiralty Bros sp c.
tacuIar play, at 2 p. m. today, 25 and so
cents.
JJhn Dlnlevey was run in last night by
Officers Walker, Nicklas and Rizer for plain
drunk.
f. s. Hsgan has been appointed admins
TRAITOR, with the will annexed, OF the estate OF
f. King, sr.
J. J. Glsssner, OF Warder, Bushnell h
last evening".
Mrs. b. Nef and Mrs. J. n. Perrne, Of
New Carlisle, were in the city yesterday,
guests at the Arcade.
G. 7. Jamison, editor of the Urbana Citizen
and Gsz-tte was married Thursday evening
to Miss Birdie West, OF Urbana.
Rev. L. A. Gotwald, OF York, Pa. is in
the city, and will preach in the Second Luth-
eran church Sunday morning and evening
The verdict rendered in the coroner's in
quest hell over the body of Joseph Galligar
ma ural causes
Mrs. Fred Willis and two little sons, Carl
and Frank, of this city, were the guests of
Mr., and Mrs. NJ. Leidigh during the week at
South Charleston.
John D. Hawkins, formerly of Yellow
Springs, but now OF Pratt City, Kss., was in
the city last evening. He is highly pleased
with rhe wild, roaring west"
The Linden avenue and Washington street
crossing is complained OF as an uuguarded,
unlighted and dangerous crossing. Several
fatal accidents have happened there.
Wes. II. Rowe, of the South Charleston
Sentinel, was in the city yesterday. Wes.
says he hardly expects to be Foraker's private
secretary, the salary is too large for his con-
scieuce.
All the magnificent features connected
with Kiralfy Bros great spectacular play,
"Around the World IN Eighty Days" includ-
ing the big live elephant at the matinee today
a, p. IN.
Several members OF the Springfield Saliva
tlon Army will soon go to Cincinnati to
attack that very wicked city. Their head
quarters will be at the corner OF Fifth and
Sycamore streets.
A recently discharged clerk in one of the
bureaus OF the treasury department wrote the
following on the fly Leaf OF his ledger
Good-by, old friend
I've kept yoI long, I've kept you straight
And III keep you again in 'ss.
The young lady, a serving girl in the fami-
ly of +. r Proctor, of Washington G. II ;,
who lett the house on Sunday, leaving II
note stating that she would never return, as
she intended self destruction, has not yet
been heard from.
The approach of winter brings the old
complain, OF coal thieves, and last night
Thos, Clayton, the deputy marshal of the
ataA
and Sweet Allen for stealing coal from the
yards. They were patroled to the station.
The soiree given by Prot. J. n. Worthipg-
ton at the dancing academy, No, IL and Ia
East High street was largely attended last
evening. Prof Worhington is An excellent
teacher and his pupils early acquire the most
difficult steps under his tuition. The soiree
was highly successful and WAS fully enjoyed
by those present
Last night the watchful reporter on hard
night tor news was made to bound about
fourteen feet (in several bounds) at what was
supposed to be two shots from pistol 10 the
alley near the GLoBE REPUBLIC Office. 1t was
false alarm and "A good item went giimmer-
nothing had happened.
Ga the 7th day OF April, 1888, the great
territory OF the northwest was settled by a
colony at Mauetta, from which dates the frs,
settlement of Ohio. Oar centennial is fas,
approaching, and steps for fitting celebrs.
ton are already being raNen. OF course /,
will - helI at Marietta, all the interests o
the early history csn,sring around ths, place