Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-09-23
Fisher's Block. Main Street, Sd Door West
of Limestone, Springfield.
LOCAL BREWTlES.

Read President Porter's article in another
column.
X. J. Nelson went to Cincinnati this
morning.
Mrs. A. NJ. Potter and children will leave
in short time for the south.
4. T. Byers, esq, left last evening for
Texas, to be gone for four or five weeks.
T. G.. Gaff was arrested for disOrdery
conduct last night. This was the only ar
rest made.
Superintendent Robert Blee's private car
was attached to the 1910 Bee Line train
this morning.
Mile Naomi Acquerone, the teacher of
French at the seminary, has returned from
n visit TO France.
Quite a number of the boys" of the 4ith
o. V. l. went to Lima, Ohio, this morning
t. attend a reunion.
Mrs. Mollie Kennedy. of Troy, O., is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. IL. Argabright,
north Market street.
Miss Ella Kolp, of Greenville, is the
, guest of her cousin, Miss Ida Strayer, 2lS
south Factory street.
DIR. I. \. Lewis leaves tonight for Penn
sylvania. where he will spend a couple OF
weeks at his old home.
The storm last night and this morning
was very heavy in this vicinity, but no Sc
rious damage is reported.
The heavy rains and storm knocked the
market out badly this morning, it being the
lightest seen here for months.
The semi-annual meeting of the Spring
field McAIl Paris mission auxiliary will
be held in Trinity Baptist church tomorrow
evening. CO
| J. Riggs. of the Under the Gaslight'
company, which plays here next Monday
night, was in the city last night and thi:
morning.
The bill for papering the court house
W Iich work has just been completed by j.
5. Bars force of wOrkmen, amounted IL
Sl,733.12.
John Carey and Olin Rouse, of Palestine
commandery No. 3S. X. T., returned thi'
morning from St. Louis. They report I
glorious time.
About 6 O'Clock this morning lightning
struck an immense pear tree in Mrs. CRUDE:
lylrd. 3OS West North street. and cleaved i
from top to root The shock was distinct!
felt all over the city. r !, ,e.
The WoAaan's Relief corps Of Mitchell
lpox will meet in the post room tomorrow
the cath inst. at three O'Clock p. IN. Al
the members are requested TO be present
NJ. &. DELo. Cor. Sec.
DAYTON Journal: The Springfield bant
which was in the city yesterday attending
the ex-soldiers and sailors reunion, returned
home last night on the l2:25 train. Befor'
leaving they treated the depot men to somt
very fine music.
1t is expected that Rev. J. J. Summer
bell. secretary of the American Christian
convention, soon to assemble in New Bed
ford, Mass. will be with his father
pastor of the Christian church, next Snda.
at the morning service, and probably Speai
for him.
Seven of the ten sick steers belonging Il
Samuel Smith. a farmer near Osborn. ar
dead. the disease being plain cases of splen
ic or Texas cattle fever, so pronounced b.
veterinary surgeons, although some lOca
veterinary surgeons pronounced it pleur
pneumonia
Squire Breckenridge and Will Dinwidd
went out in the country yesterday after
noon, to hunt squirrels, but saw nary red
tail. black-tail, gray-tail, or any other kin'
of squirrel tail. and came back only witt
a tale of disappointment The next tim
they go out they will take some hunter
with them.