Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-07-01
LOCAL BREWTIES.



and costs by Squire Stout today.
John W. Bookwalter will soon be back
here. from New York, for few days
Rev. l.. B. Moss, one of the olded citizens
of Urbaua is very i'll at Yellow Springs
Miss Cora Black. of the public library,
leaves soon for a visit Of two weeks to Gin
cinnati.
IA. Kerr. Esq. and r. II. RannellN.
ESD. two New Carlisle attorneys, are in
the city today.
Ralph Bartholomew has returned home.
Randolph Coleman went over t" Dayton
today on legal business.
John Kinnane says the call for the Clark
county democratic convention will not be
issued before next week.
Deputy Marshal Potee this morning ar
rested John MeGee and Larry Pagan, both
charged with drunkenness.
Smith Dudley the man who beat his wife
in Walnut alley last evening. was captured
later in the night and locked up.
W. l.. Wood returned today from Ogden.
Kansas. where he has been for nearly two
months for the benefit of his health.
Charles W. Butler was Station-housed
last night by Officers Waskey and Johnson.
on the charge of drunk and d>ordrrly.
Oil has been struck on the Thomas farm.
| near Piqua. at a depth of l,lSO feet. Troy
aud Piqua are craEed with excitement.
John Kinnane has new scheme for the
Cottage hospital business, by which il may
be made self-Supporting. Ask him about it.
Miss Jennie Fellows goes to Corning, O.,
saturday to visit her brother She leaves
soon after for New York state on a visit to
friends.
4 large number Of Dunkards from the
northwestern part OF the county, visited
the county mfirmary today and enjoyed its
h spItality.
Springfield Patriarchy, G. l. O. of o. F.,
will have a competitive drill at the Central
rink this evening for the benefit of the
Household of Ruth.
Miss Della Burgess, very delightful
Young lady from Kalamazoo, Mich, is il
the city, and will spend portion of the
summer with relatives.
Amos Hier, of SaybrOOk, Mclean county,
! ILL.,, who has been visiting his Sou-in-law,
Officer Mills for couple of weeks Tt
turned home this morning.
Ralph Bartholomew arrived home yeSter
day from his western trip, having remained
over in Chicago day longer than his com
paniOns. the MesSrS. johnson.
4 colored lad named Harvey Matthews
threw his shoulder out of joint yesterday
afternoon while playing bali, on east Colum
biu street He tainted from the pain.
f. G. Middleton, of this city. is running
the Fourth of July enterprise at Dayton
this year He was in the city last nigh
and was radiant with prospective success
The funeral of Mrs. a. G. Brandner viii
take place at her late residence, No. p!
north Market street, at O'Clock Frida!
afternoon. Services at the house. Inter
ment private.
Two warrants were served on JOhr
Singer. proprietor of the Railroad house
this morning. One was for selling liquo
on Sunday and the other for violating tn,
10 o'clock ordinance.
The quarterly business meeting of the
McAu Auxiliary will be held at Mrs. NJ
Steele's. l43 west Main street. on Friday
July ,. at O'Clock. The officers and man
ayers are requested to attend.
Ii is probable that the Ohio Southern
road will run an excursion train on Sunda!
to Washington c. H.. to give all who de
sire an opportunity of attending the encamp
ment of the First Brigade, o. y. &.
Chief of Fire Department Simpson re
ceived telegram from Delaware this morn
ing inviting him 10 attend the exhibition
test of DelawaTe'S new Holloway fir
steamer The chief was unable to l.av,
the city.
George Summers, formerly a typo on tn
morning Globc and Transcript, is in tn,
citv for few days. George is now holdin!
cases on the Wisconsin StHtC Journal
: published at Madison. Wis, and is mucl
struck on the badger state.
Palestine Commandery. No. 33, X. T.
decided at its meeting last night To picm
at Cold Springs, on the c. c. c. X l.. Mon
day. July s. Train will leave the depot a
10 a. III. and return at 5:2j p. III. Fare
round trip, ~ cents.
There will be an oId-time social am'
super at the First Presbyterian churcl
Thursday evening of this week. The pre-
ceeds will be expended IN the improvement
. of the Sabbath school room and other mat
ters pertaining to the good Of the school.
\ hloOdles> alteration TOOK place in from
: of WIN. Steinman's grocery, on south Cen
ter stree, t. last night, between the propric
tor and a colured man named King. win
owed a bill for groceries. There was
warm war of eXpletves but nary gore.
Prof. Walter Small. Of Urbana, the gifte,
pianist and urganist. will be rendered tt,N
timonial at an early date in the form o
three rectalS. Numerous Springhelder
will attend. glad of an opportunity TO pa.
their substantial respects to this popula
musician.