Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-12-04
LOCAL 6REWTIES,

this morning.
Chase Stewart is in Columbus on legal
business to-day.
Captain A. 5. Bushnell went To Column
bus this morning.
Crhana is welI-nigh insane on new
q. A. X. crazy quilt.
\ wicked Nenia hog wrecked 4 railway
iraln and was wrecked in turn.
James Stein. a prominent lawyer of Belle
t"ntalne. was in town last evening
The New Carlisle sun informs the public
that 1t still shines II does. indeed.
All urbana goeS to the opera house to
hear Miss Chamberlain whsle tonight.
Our street commissioner seems to be
showing good deal of spirit and push.
The board of directors of the Lincoln club
VIII meet this evening at the mayors Office.
A. W. liilliker arises 10 defend the Bo-
hemian oats business, in the Nenia Gazette.
There seems to be a growing state of frig-
idity between New Carlisle and the |. b. 4
W. people.
Henry c. Dimond. of Springfield. has
apartments. temporarily. at the ST. Nicho-
Las. Cincinnati.
The Nena editors were in Columbus
Thursday and several things got into their
issues of that day.
}. {. Parkhill. of Middleburgh. is in the
city to-day on business with the different
hardware merchants.
The progressives in Urbana are stirring
up the conservative ''old citizens"-of
which there are many.
The Salvation Army has captured the old
Second NJ. Z. church in Urbana and is
using il as barracks
New Carlisle complains of the prevalence
of Sunday Enthusiastically feature of all
large and growing cities.
free dispensary is Columbus feature
that might be squinted at when We are
thinking of our new hospital.
Mrs. I. X. Potter. of East High street
entertained few of her friends very de
lishttully at tea last evening
Albert IL. Kunkel and Frank Rightmyer.
of Springfield, We're admitted to the bar by
the supreme court, Thursday
We are liable to be pounced upon at any
time by an Uncle Toms Cabin Company.
There is one loose. north of us.
MAY Cntter desires il stated that she
pleaded guilty To- di>orderly conduct only.
yesterday. and not to drunkenness
squire Eightmyer and Al. Kunkle re-
turned from Columbus this morning. where
they were admitted 10 the bar yesterday.
John Nattin>on. of South Charleston,
| died NOV. -. in his i4th year. He was
| bnru in the county nf Westmorelan,l. Eng
| land
John II. Morton. of Greenville. county
| clerk "f Darke county. lost two children by
diptheria. one dying within an hour of the
other.
J. Guiifnrd White. of Springfield. has
| been visiting New Carlisle. A he is a
! lawyer. he probably went there on court ing)
business.
Rev. +. II. Dornbazer. who has many
friends here, recently preached his fourth
| anniversary sermon at Wheeling, West
Virginia.
| l.. \. W. will be held at Massilon next
! Monday. Many will attend from here il is
! reported.
This is the day for the regular quarterly
| pension payments and the probate judge
| and clerk Of court are busy making out
| vouchers.
The Daily Democrat. of kenton. is dead
The Republican says the proprietOrs were
| satisfactorily satisfied" that the enterprise
didn't pay.
The remains of ". c. Welty, the man
who lost his life at Green Springs day be-
fore yesterday, were received here today at
9:45 for burial.
A board of trade has just been organized
at Canton. Springfield had one once but
it had nothing to do, did it promptly. and
then died happy.
James Boyle, of the Cincinnati CONNER
cial Gazette. is now writing up various
southern cities. He has dome up" Atlanta
and Chattanooga quite handsomely.
The GLoBE-REPUBLIC correspondent in
New Carlisle has undertaken to enlarge the
postoffice. The increase of the CIR. list
has made this an absolute necessity.
The suit of Rockfield VS.. Voight was
settled out of court last night, defendant
paying the full amount of the claim, giving
half in cash and his note for the rest
Mrs. Lima Kaiser, for drunk and dis
orderly. George Williams and William
johnson for lettering. were tried before the
mayor last evening and both cases dis
missed.
Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Coffin left
today for Chicago. Illinois, where they
were unexpectedly called to the bedside of
Mr.. Martha Coffin. the formers dying
mother.
Yesterday afternoon the mayor disposed
"f the following: Michael King, drunk, 81
and costs: Mrs. Lottie Myers. obscene Ian
qua ge. dismissed: Mollie Reedy, drunk.
II and costs.
c. &. Kiefer. "f Urbana, a Christian gen.
tlenran of high position in Masonry, is the
man who i> prosecuting the Rev.
Henry ID. Moore. who wears long hair and
a Byron collar.
NJ. L. AmSdcn. an enterpriSing wholesale
boot and shoe dealer at Dubuque, Iowa, is
spending the day with his sister. Mrs. John
:. Barr. on West High street. He has
other relatives here.
No arrests were made yesterday, last
night ar the day before. The city seems
remarkably quiet Just at present. Hardly
a mln was Ia be seen OH the streets last
night after . O'c'ock.
The street commissioner is having broken
stone and gravel placed on West Columbia
near Plum. and on Plum in the same
vicinity. and putting both streets in good
condition for winter travel.