Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-10-08
LOCAL BREWTIES.

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city.
The report of diphtheria at Clifton is un-
true.
Everybody is going to Bellefontaine to-
night
Herman Krouse left for the exposition
yesterday.
Miss Pauline Jones. of Cincinnati, is Wis
iting friends in the city.
]. r. johnson, of Clifton, will have a
public sale soon, preparatory to removing
to Springfield.
Train No. l, on the n. Y. P. Il o., was
three hours and forty minutes late yester-
day afternoon.
The Ohio Southern road had a good run
Of passengers to Washington, C. H, to at
tend the races.
Frank Hays, boy living in east Spring
field, was thrown from horse this morning
and badly bruised.
Henry Miller, of this city. has purchased
extensive real estate in Wichita, Kansas,
and may locate there.
II. C. Caldwell, of northern Alamams,
is the guest of his nephew, Col David
King, of the north side.
The Encyclopedia Britannica educates
quickly, accurately and fully. Economy
alone would dictate its purchase.
The board of trustees of the Associated
Charities hold their regular monthly meet
ing tonight, in the west county-building.
The J. ID. Stewart Co.'S new building, on
east Main street four stories high, will be
commenced in two weeks and finished this
fall.
Harry Lattimer, the well known tele-
grapher. leaves on the 18th of this month
to take position in an Office in Nashville,
Tenn. aaEsH. .-. "
Dollar rates to Cincinnati did not draw
the crowd today it did last week. The
c. c. c. & |. road carried out less than 800
people.
two-year-old son of Mr.. Lippencott, at
Dalton, died yesterday of membraneous
Group, and will be buried tomorrow morn
ing at ten o'clock.
The name of Ben. Wolfe. of Osborn, was
Wednesday in the list of Ohio men whose
claim for pension was allowed at the pension
Office, Washington. "4
Granger Smith, of Chicago. was in the
city last night and this morning on flying
visit to his wife, who is spending several
weeks with friends here.
Mrs. John S. Barr, her two daughters,
Alice and Pauline, and Mrs. Bars mother,
Mrs. n. c. Amsdcn, of Dubuque, Iowa, ar
rived in the city Thursday.
Col. Allen Miller, the brilliant young
Irish orator, will address the republicans
and citizens generally of South Charleston
IN Friday evening, Oct Is.
George W. Hastings, his daughter. Mrs.
Waltz, (of Louisville and his son Harry,
arrived in the city, yesterday noon, from
Europe, in excellent condition.
C. l.. Tambling, of 0be1lin, a travelling
man in the furniture line, and the prohibi-
ton candidate for congress in his district,
was in the city yesterday and today.
The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Alex.
Rhonemus, of Sherman avenue, died last
evening of a congestive chill. The funeral
occurred this afternoon at o'clock
The McNish, johnson & Slavin minstrel
company are stopping at the Arcade and at |
noon made handsome parade with their |
crowd OF performers and band OF music
The young son of Andrew J. Rhonemus. |
living at 121 Sherman avenue died yester-
day afternoon of that fell destroyer diph-
iberia, and was buried at two o'clock this
afternoon.
A cigar contains acetic, formic, butyric,
valerie and pFopriOnic acids, prussic acid,
creosote, carbOlic acid, ammonia, sulphuret-
ted hydrogen, pyridine, viridine, picoIine
aud rubidine, all for nickel.
Henry P. Ford, better known to his friends
as Fatty" Ford, former citizen and Wit
tenberg graduate, now owning Columbus as
his home, is in the city, on his semi-occa-
SiOnal visit in the hardware line.
Mrs. Jennie Mitchell, of Louisville, is
visiting Mrs. Eli Arbogast. south Yellow
Springs street. Mrs. Mitchell formerly re-
sided in Springfield, and has many warm
friends here who will be glad to see her.
Everybody will be glad to hear that Herr
Billy Diehl is to make speech at the Ken
ledy demonstration at Beliefontaine to-
light. He will be arrayed in an elegant
Iude suit and will speak wholly in the
United States language, with some modif-
cations. He will get down to bedrock in .
alf a second after he commences his ora 8
ion.