Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-03-16
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CASPER'S Drug Store,
LOCAL 6REVITIES.

LOCAL eREWTIEs.
L. 4 Stakry went t" New York yt'>tt'r
day.
!. Y. Mowatt, al BAY City, Mich. i il
the city.
o, q. rrrrinr. of Chicago" is registered
Al the Arcade.
Henry J. Miller. of Fl Wayne, j. in the
,ilN on business.
Mr. and Mrs. W s. Troupe left yesterday
evening for California.
:. \. Bowman was called 10 Toledo last
evening ON legal business.
Mrs. Judge Bradner is now thought t" he
beyond all Po>Sihle danger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Forgy, of F"rgy :
station. spent the day in the city.
The forty hours devotion service is held
in -. .I">eph'> church this week.
L. IL. Rodgers left for Peoria, ILL.,, this
morning Ia he gone for several days.
Assistant chief Mckay went To Cleve-
land this morning on police business.
Dr. I. VI. Reade is spoken of aS a candi-
date for school board in the First ward.
J. II. Long Of the G.. Il. |. n Z. L. r.,
is in town, and looks a. natural a ever.
John L. Bowdle. of the Columbus bar
WAS in town this morning on legal business
The l. b. pay car passed through today
and in consequence the boys are exceedingly
happy.
Mrs. Luther Routzaln of Factory street.
has been quite i'll for several days past with
neuralgia.
Rev. Joseph Kyle goes to Nena this week
To assist Rev Wright in a series of revival
meetings.
Third q. V. |. yesterday received pension
"f SI.IO0.
The Junior Wittenbergers promise an Ell
tertaiument of superior excellence at Blacks
this evening.
Andy Sn"dgraSS. who served in the Sin
tecnth Ohio Battery. is rejoicing over pen
sion Of 5000.
Tomorrow i st. Patrick'> bay. and it is
said will br more generally observed than
in recent years.
George Perkins. of the Cincinnati En-
quirer is in town to-day reviewing the Book
walter collection.
The city clerk has in his possession two
door knobs. lost last might by somebody on
the way Ia the fire.
The catalogues of the BOnkwalter collec-
tion, very neat and artistic little pamphlets.
were issued this morning.
{. \. Hill. secretary of the National
Firemen's Association passed through on
his way east this morning.
The Gymnasium was well crowded with
people yesterday, viewing the wonders of
the BOOkwalter collection.
Officer Johnston. of the chain gang. gOes
"m street duty this evening, taking the
place "f Officer Beyington.
Dr. Welsh mourr> the loss of his crle
brited English hull dog. which accidentally
hung itself by its chain Yesterday.
Deputy Marshal Pote,. Yesterday served a
warrant on Louis InibeI for violating the
t,n o'cl"ck ordinance on Saturday night.
The reception at the Congregational
church tonight will b- given 10 Rev. George
f. Albrrcht as well As 10 Rev. and Mrs. W.
F. Fay.
fh.. 4 ',iuDnh1rs irnuubt
here OIL a charge of obtaining goods under
false pretenseS was released this morning
on 500 bond.
T. J. Purcell. Of the Queen and Cre>-
cent" is in the city again. and is flying
around among the boys in his customary
jovial manner.
An iucipisnt blaze in the roof "f the Pan
Handle freight depot, starting from the
chimney. was eNingl ished this neou by
bucket of water.
Miss Jamey MOOreS, who has been spend
ing the winter with Mn. L. NJ Potter. Of
East High street, has started kindergarten
at No. Il East High street.
deputy Marshal PUtee this morning
served a warrant against Michael Kennedy
for violating the Sunday saloon ordinance
on the l4th day of last july. Better late |
than never.
The much talked of water works for
Nrmia went off last night in big blaze of .
nratory. Council has wasted lot or wind
and money in prospecting only 10 terminate
in a great wind-Organ act al the end. Nell
il will have Ia continue drinking the same
old ''Je~~ey lightning" for little longer.
The following extract from the Osborn .
I.ocal would seem To indicate that Marshal .
Brannum and Mayor Massey had contrary
views Of when man was in fit condition .
tn be tried before the high chief justice:
New locks have been placed On the station .
luu>e duur>. and Mayor Massey has notified |
the marshal that hereafter all drunken per
sons arrested shall be placed in the cooler
until sober, and added. III you ever bring
drunken man before me | will impri>om
both of you.
Overcome by the Flames.
Last night at the tire {. Wilbur keeseck-