Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-02-11
LOCAL BREVTlES.
A VALENTINE.

VALENTINE.
She is fairer than the light.
She is loviier than the rose,
More precious in my sight
Than any flower that grows
Her voice is sweeter, Ear,
Upon my listening ears,
Than the song Of morning star,
Than the music of the spheres
She is worth her weight in gold,
In rubies and in pearls
She Is only two years old,
With head of yellow curls.
Harry Chase, of Cleveland, is registered
at the Arcade. -
Jack higgins was run in last evening for
petit larceny.
Charles II. Willis, of Philadelphia, is at
the Arcade Hotel.
General Keifer went to Cincinnati yester-
day on legal business
p. p. Mast went to Bloomington, H.,
yesterday on business.
Dr. and Mrs. John N. Buckingham went
t1 Cincinnati this morning.
ID. o. Myers bought out Hamilton & Co.,
music dealers, this morning.
J. w. Montgomery left for New York
this morning. over the Pan Handle.
Will Powell goes to New Carlisle this
evening TO attend an evening company,
The Springfield Gas and Oil Company
struck a small pocket of gas yesterday.
Mrs. Colonel Fitzpatrick attended the re-
ception at the Burnet house yesterday.
Rev. W. II. Anderson, of Cedarville, was
in the city for a few hours this morning.
James Shaw is in Yellow Springs today,
attending the funeral of his late father.
George Diebert, formerly q prominent
resident of this city, has just died n Iowa
A small boy named Alfred Jones fell on
Main street this morning and dislocated his
left shoulder.
F. G. Hopkins. a prominent carriage
manufacturer of Xenia, is in town attending
the funeral of George Driscci.
Captain J. X. Grain, of jamestown, has
been circulating among Champion City
friends and old army comrades.
Col Charley Moore, of Columbus, is in
the city, investigating the recent murder in
behalf of the Accident Insurance Company.
Quite interesting revival meetings are be
ing held at Allen chapel, Summer street, as
conducted by the pastor, Rev. Jesse Hen
dersOn.
Geo. W. COnnor, travelling passenger
agent of the l. B. & W, was in the city
yesterday, and reports travel over this route
for the west, booming.
Mrs. William II. Blee, who is lying seri-
Ously i'll at her home on North Limestone
street. suffered a relapse yesterday after
noon, which makes her condition very criti
cal.
CLICK-GREEN.-Feb.9 9, 1886, at the NJ.
E parsonage, Yellow Springs, o., by Rev.
A. Hamilton. Mr.. Samuel Click, of near
Springfield, to Miss Ella Green, of Spring
field.
A Nypando fright train at Cleveland ran
over Thomas Croft, who was trying TO save
time by climbing across the humber of a
car, and dragged him 4e0 yards, literally
tearing him to pieces
George II. knight, representative of the
Bee Line in this city, gives the following
facts, which may be of local interest: On
the Cincinnati division of the Bee Line the
number of passengers carried in 1885 were
s55,2l5, in 1854 1876, T01, making an in
crease of 5S,514 over "a.
A gentleman writes from Osborn that
many of the farmers in that section have
been beaten by the Bohemian oats bunkO-
ers. Moneyed men at Osborn have bought
their paper, much Of it as low as S71S cents
on the dollar. OF course when the notes
become due the farmers will be compelled
TO nav them