Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-05-15

! The annual sale of Market stands will
occur Tuesday.
Colonel White will not return to Camp
Foraker at Carthage.
John King aud not VIM. Clayton, is fore
man at the Ohio Southern shops.
Mrs. Hastings, of west Main, and Her
bert Sawyer have returned from Interlachen,
Florida.
When Doc. Campbell gets that brndlr
bulldog out of town people will breathe
more easily.
The Panhandle suffered more severely.
perhaps. than any other railroad during the
recent storms.
Postmaster Thomas Meranda. of New
Carlisle, has sent in his resignation on ac-
count of i'll health.
Mike Quinn, an Fast End groceryman.
was arrested yesterday afternoon 10y Officer
Wilson for abusing his family.
The Seventh regiment and Battery e.
will remain at Camp Foraker until Monday.
So said Col. White last night.
Albert X Hahn. of this city. took the
highest degrees Of Masonry, at the Scottish
Rite ceremonies at Cincinnati.
Wanted everybody to go to the ST. Paul
church festival at L. p. church, on South
Limestone street, this evening.
Several travelling men were brought TO
this city from Nenia yesterday afternoon in
buggy, carriage and two hacks.
deputy Sheriff A. }. Baker took the
Scottish Rite degree of Masonry at Cincin-
natl He is now the highest kind-abOut
seven feet.
Harry Rockfeld. landlord of the Arcade.
friends in Kentucky for two weeks, re-
turned last night.
Judge Dial returned this morning from
Louisville. His vessel. the fleetwood. ran
aground yesterday in the storm eight miles
below Cincinnati.
The ladies of St Paul church will CON
tinue their festival at the L. z. church, on
south Limestone street, this evening. They
hal a very pleasant time last evening.
The funeral of Corporal Henry W.
Schroeder, of Battery 4, who was drowned
on Wednesday at Camp Foraker, Garth
age, took place this morning at Dayton.
On tomorrow evening, at the 81. Paul
church, tine pastor, Rev. Henry Tuckley,
will preach on the Situation of the Labor
Question" discussing ii fully, fairly and
friendly.
You can get the finest Strawberries and
ice cream of the season at the festival of
the ladies of ST. Paul church. now being
held in the U. p. church. on south Lime
stone street
The Bellefountain Republican states that
Frank Brown, who was shot here by Ben
Williams last Tuesday night, formerly
worked for Scott Il L0rimer there and was
commonly known as Brownie. |
Died, at Urbana, Friday evening, at 9:l5,
Rnse f., wife of Dr. {. K. Converse, of
this city. Funeral Monday, 3 O'Clock pm,
at the house of w. W. Wilson, Urbana.
Friends OF the family invited
The Old FolkS'S concert at Blacks opera
house Tuesday evening June l. will be- one
of the pleasant events of the season. A
chorus of 40 voices will take part and some
grand music may be anticipated.
Francis BigginS, whose place is on East !
Main street between Murray and Water. |
"all> Ia state that there was no disturb |
amce AT his saloon on Thursday evening as
and that his place is not a dive"
Dr. Welch stated this morning that
Frank Brown, the man who was shot last |
Tuesday night by Ben. Williams. was just
about holding his own. There has been no
special change in his condition since the
day after he was shot.
At Portsmouth, Captain Annie Holmes.
Of Paterson. y. j.. who has had charge of
the Salvation Army for few months, was
severely cOwhded by Mrs. Frank Radford,
one of the army. Citizens do not approve
pf this manner of settlement of army diff
rultieS.
Deputy Sheriff A. J. Baker and Deputy
Marshal POtee took Ed. Williams and
Joshua GOoch TO Columbus this morning.
burglarized c. c. Funk's store
and Gooch performed the same act for Sy.
Ward. Each got one year in the Ohio pen
i intiary.
This morning officer Mast arrested c. w.
Kane a cOlored man, who drives a huck-
-. . |
on the streets. Officer Mast cap
ured the team as it was pacing down Mar
Iet street. Kane put up his watch for his
Appearance.
Yesterday a c0lored woman boarded
ed line car on Limestone street 10 ride up
IN the Hill. When she got off she took
With her an umbrella belonging Ia a lady
III the ear. Complaint was made Ia the
'olice, and last evening Officer Nicklas
went to the colored woman's house and re-
Covered the umbrella.
Gus Huben, the son of Mr.. and Mrs. {
Jacob Huben. Of East High street, who is .
low studying art in Munich, Germany, has
,ern very dangerously i'll, but is now re
covering. Some weeks ago a cablegrum
vas received that he was dying, but later ,
Idvires indicate an Improvement Many
riends will be glad 10 know that he will
,uil through.
II Your House Cleaning is over :
Go Ia X. F. Brandon 4 Co. and select ]
nice piano or organ and have il sent
round. II will please your family more /
han anything ynu can do. Try it. The
'rices and terms are made to suit you. !