Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-03-04
LOCAL BREWTIES,

Fannie Davenport in Fedora at the
Grand tonight
the Alta Norman Opera Company in
' Mikado" at Blacks tonight.
Dr. c. X. Converse i in Cincinnati today
attending the Dental Association.
Virgil Coblentz, the chemist. left this
morning for few weeks business trip in
New York.
The official call for the county and ward
Republican primaries Is published in an
other column Of t"day'> paper.
Mr.. VIM. Ramsey. 81 Coyington. Ky, Is
the guest Of his brotherm-lAw. Mr.. John
McIi0nigal. of the Arcade Hotel.
TWENTY-FIVE wagons, loaded with wood
or hav. were standing on the public square
at noon today awaiting purchasers.
There will be another woman'S suffrage
debate AT the prohibition club tonight.
Their hall i over ~ West Main street
The GI"BE-REPUBLIC is receiving tele-
grams from all the large city papers want
Ing the particulars of the labor trouble,
All interested in the Blair national ed
ucatinual bill now being considered in tn"
/ L. ). senate. should read Senator Logan's
amendment thereto offered yesterday.
During the month of March. April and
NAV county school examinations will be
held at the central school building upon
the FIRST and third Saturdays of each
month.
Tickets for the entertainment t0 be given
at the residence of J. b. Cartmell for the
benefit Of the Ladies Society of the EpiScO-
pal church. next Monday and Tuesday
evenings. can be had at Charles Ludlow 5
and T. NJ Gugenhcim'S.
Don't fail Ia procure your tickets in time
| for the great concert by the world famous
pianist. composer and director. Dr. Louis
! Mas, and other >oloiStS. at Blacks opera
/ house "Wednesday evening. March 10. Seats
ready at c. II. Pierce 4 Co.'S next Satu:-
/ day. Fifty cents buys choice seat.
/ The AlbauCh hill. providing for t"wm-
/ ship boards "t education. was considered
/ in the hauSe Yesterday at Columbus and
| lost on passage. 1t was re-conSidered al
postponed until the second "Wednesday in
/ January, 1881. The vote stood yeas -,
NAYS 4S. Representative Eawlin>. of this
county. was one of the four who spoke in
opposition 10 the bill.
Under a law passed by the last LegiSl;
/ ture. and which took effect the lSt of July.
/ 1888. deeds take their order Of precedence
| A. Ia the time Of fling-the same aS ar
! plies To- mortgages. Under the old law.
deeds could be- recorded at any time within
/ six months from the date of the instrument.
! In consequence Of the change in the law a
| daily record is now kept in the Recorder :
office of all deeds and time of filing.
Scarlet fever is raging Ia an alarming en-
tent in the neighbOrhOod of kennard, Ohio.
| School has been dismissed and the town
ship trustees have been called together Ia
take the matter under consideration, and
devise some means to keep il from spread
ing There has been one death. that Of a
little daughter of William WilkidS. The
disease is supposed To have been brought
there with the remains of dead child.
Many of the discharged workmen are
members Of the city churches and were
present at the weekly prayer meetings. held
regularly on "Wednesday evenings. last
night. and they were very feryemtly prayed
for in several if not all. of the meetings
The petition that their employers and their
men might be divinely led 10 agree SO that
the men could return 10 their work WAS re-
Sponded Ia with many hearty amenS-
At Selma last week quite little excite
mrnt was created at the school by the
teachers offering prize to the three pupils
who would make the most words from the
word Washington. without using any
letter. except N" more than once in a
word The word was given at noon and
the report was made the next morning with
the following result: NirgIe Howell, 3a7:
Walter Lott and Mary Kitchen. each 2l0:
Willie Odom. l75. Who can do better in
the same time?