Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-05-28
LOCAL BREWTIES.

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week.
A. y. Brooks, the grain merchant, is ON
the sick list.
Supt Mohier. of New Carlisle, was in
the city Thursday.
Auditor Seryiss is in Sandusky, today, on
railroad apprasememt business.
Miss Mary Miller, of Dayton. is visiting
Mrs. W. +. Wilson. on College avenue.
Miss Lizzie Cartwright is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Bane Hurley, at New Burlington.
Mrs. J. f. Clickner All west Main
street. is on the mend after spell of
maIarial fever.
Geo. W. Weigel is erecting brick bus
mess block on the corner of Scott and
Pleasant streets.
Mrs. c. b. Harris. of Monroe street, re-
tuned this morning from visit to friends
near ONtoby station.
The ladies of the Trinity Baptist church
give a berry and cream social at the old |.
p. church tonight. Come.
"Hoky-poky" ice cream sold in frozen
chunks, has again made its appearance on
the streets. 1t is mostly sold at night.
Sam Dodds. agent at the Panhandle in
this city. visited his brother, G. w. Drdds,
Of Bellefontaine, during the first part of the
week
| John Mellinger. prominent and wealthy
citizen of Clark county, has purchased
property at Yellow Springs and will remove
there this fall.
| Strawberries. ice cream, home made cake
and lemonade Will be served at the social
/ this evening in the chapel on west North
rect You are invited.
After the SOth the Indiana, Bloomington
/ and Western will rlru through cars between
seven prominent railroad points. This road
i rapidly coming 20 the front
/ ChaS. Wolfe, son Of the late well-known
druggist. will return from Colorado in
about two weeks. He went there for his
| health and found it in abundance.
Funte Townsley, sixteen-year-old. has
/ skipped out from his home at Cedarrille
and left for paI = unknown. He is son of
| Alex. TownSley. lately deceased.
/ Ii i~ rumored that the |. b. X W. have
purchased the right of way through Terre
Haute, Ohio. and that branch road will be
built through that place at no distant day.
! A portrait of Major Putnam, of Andrews,
Wise & Putnam. of this city. will BE- found
! in the Cincinnati Graphic NCIrS, for the
29th. Pierce. or Market, and Carter. OH
/ Limestone. have il.
/ Anthony Brigham and Miss LZabeth
| Howard were united in wedlOck last night at
the grnom's brothers. The occasion
was a delightful in every way, Rev.
| q. W Ziegler officiating.
Rev. J. W. Hott, ID. d., will preach sun
day. May 3Oth. morning and evening at the
Second Presb, terian church, DIR. Holt i
very interesting preacher. and all who hear
/ him will be glad TO have done So
| Adjutant General ANline yesterday issued
an order granting New jersey gatding
gun company the right to pass through the
state and return. TO and from San Francisco.
equipped as a military organization, in July
and August.
A Jolly crowd. composed of Billy Arm
strong. Johnny Kinnane. Tom Welch. John
Burke and John Foley, drove down 10
Yellow Springs. yesterday, to attend a
Dayton picnic. They had good time. or
bordering on"
g.. w w n,rbar, of RathaI TOWN.
ship schools, is in the city to-day. He
starts tomorrow for his home at Lindale,
Clermont county. He is upon the pro-
grammc al the State Teachers Association
To be held at Chautauqua, y. y.
Capt. Geo SintZ, of Battery e" this
morning received from Adjutant General
/ ANline. discharges for the following pri-
Yates formerly belonging TO the battery,
but who have since left the state: John ID.
Duffied. Edward c. Grant Samuel +.
LuShhaugh and VIM. c. krepS.
Frank Marker. a teanster of Nenia, who
killed colored man in llillsb0rO some two
or three years age, has been on trial
charged with manSaughtrr for the past few
days. and was acquitted by the jury, yes
terday afternoon. The man he killed was
named Pugh Day. who attacked him with a
razor and Marker shot him with a pistol
from his pocket.
Mrs. Fields. widow of the late Geo. c.
Fields. who met with such a horrible death
on east High street three months ago. be
ing instantly killed in runaway, suffered
another bereavement today. Georgianna,
her infant daughter born since Mr.. Fields
death, died this forenoon, at her mothers
residence on Lagonda avenue. The funeral
will occur Sunday at 2 o'clock.
An excellent rehearsal of the Old Folks
concert. which is to be given at Blacks
next Tuesday, was held last evening al
the Congregational church. A reporter
for this paper was present and can
honestly testify that the music to be given
i of the most interesting and attractive
character. The entertainment will be one
of the most interesting and satisfactory OF
the season.
The indianapolis JOurn II says: The
Indiana. Bloomington and Western, the
Central Iowa and the Minnesota and South
western roads have entered into a traffic
agreement by which through sleeping ear
,r. 10 be- run between Columbus. O.. and ST.
Paul, Mimi. through Springfield, Ohio. Oh
Sunday next the Woodruff sleepingcal
company will put six of their elegant new
ears on the line. The coaches will leave
indianapolis for the west at 4:2O p. III. and
land passengers in St Paul at : p. III. next
day, making the run in twenty-seven hour.
An Unpleasant Experience.
Last night as Miss Hutchinson and Mrs.