Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-01-08
NEW CARLISLE.

New CARLISLE. Jan. s.-Mrs Barbara
Wallace, whose death was announced yes
terday, will be buried Saturday. She was
the relict of John Wallace. one of the old
pioneers here, and sister of Conrad ii.
Smith, formerly Of Springfield. She has
been q sufferer for years, wishing for DEATH
showing that in this. as in many other in
stances, death, instead of being a dread
monster, II welcome guest. Henry
Frantz, who has been very sick for some
time, is reported not much better by his
physicians. Talking of doctors. we have
eight or, to stretch the matter little as to
the designation, nine: two lawyers, count
ing In that granger who mixes the pro-
fessions a little, and two teachers only.
The inference from the above would be
that we have much sickness, few Quarrels
and little sihfulnessl The facts. however.
scarcely warrant such a deduction. The
doctors are not all millionares. or likely
soon to be such. The lawyers are making
good living as the writer thinks. and the
pastors of the churches, he knows, are not
suffering for the wants Of life. The Pres
byterian church has vacancy, the last
pastor. Rev. A. W. ClOkey, having gone to
Philadelphia. He was here about two
years; came here to rest, he said, and hav-
know of any one who wants to rest at 81. 600
. year, with a good parsonage. about as
good a house as there is in town, with
congregation that never lets any one suf-
fer. you may tell him Of the New Carlisle
church. There is rumOr every now and
then Of the Pan Handle, Pennsylvania
Company, building a line of railroad from
Springfield. the terminus of the Xenia spur,
| to PiQua, on the Chicago and Indianapolis
branch Of their road. That would take in
New Carlisle, and while one good road is
generally sufficient for one little town, we
would hail that as a benefit to us, for, like
all roads that have monopoly. the l. b. x
| w. does not give us all the advantages we
deserve. Ii would also be of advantage
to Springfield in making a more direct
| line to Chicago and competition to Indian
apOlis. We would again call the attention
OF some of your capitalists to the matter of
investing in hotel building in this place
1t would pay them. and transmit their
names TO the grateful recollection of the
citizens here and the succeeding generations
The main reason We occasionally call on
Springfield men in the matter of hotel is,
that the subsidies to the railroad and our
manufacturing establishments, the starting
Of q bank, the creamery. &c, has pretty
well exhausted the loose change of our men
Of money. Our citizens and the neighbor-
ing farmers deserve great credit for giving
the town q new start and there
is an opportunity here for outsiders to make
investments that will pay. The teachers
Of our public schools here have rest now.
the schools beng suspended until the new
house is finished. Prof. MOhler is on a
visit to Covington. Miami county. and the
Others are scattered. We are glad to see
that the republicans Of the legislature tand
for the sake Of decency. We trust some
democrats are likely to apply heroic rene
dies for the heroic wrongs perpetrated i'm
Cincinnati. When a matter is so palpable
as the attempt at cheating in Cincinnati.
We hope for the sake Of common interest
in human nature that a majority
II not yet wholly corrupt, that even the
democratic party mangre, Allen OMyers,
will have sense enough at least, if no hon
esty. to see that it is their interest in the
future to correct the wrong and punish the
perpetrators.