Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-10-17
LOCAL BREWTlES.

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Eighteen deaths the past week.
Charles Mcconnell is at Piqua for the
day.
Wright Conklin left last evening for In
dianapolis.
John T. Norris went to Xenia and Day
ton last evening.
George W. Larkins, of near Selma, was
in the city Saturday.
Chas. Ludlow, the druggist, is spending
the day in the Queen city.
J. H. Ulrick and wife are spending Sun
day with friends in New Carlisle.
John L. Conable has gone to our south
ern suburb, Xeniaville, for q couple of
days.
Richard Moylan, of Brooklyn, n. Y, is
now in charge of the kid glove department
at John Wren's.
Band of cope meets this afternoon at
Temperance Hall at $50, and gospel tenn
perance meeting at $3.50.
Charles Ward. wife and two young chill
dren left yesterday for a two weeks visit
with friends at Aurora, Ind.
The sheriff of Seneca county passed
through the city yesterday afternoon with a
prisoner, en- route for the pen.
Wilber Colvin, with his wife and sister,
Miss Meta, are spending the day at their
fathers, near South Charleston.
The trustees of Temperance hall have
kindly donated the use of the hall for the
Cedar Creek celebration Monday night
The same old grind of drunks and disor-
derlies were up before the mayor,,yesterdsy
afternoon, and ended with the usual one
and costs
The Springfield Seed Co. have just had
made large quantity of the Kennedy mai
let badge that is quite q novelty and should
be worn by every good republican.
The jury in the Franklin case was charged
and went out about the middle of the after
noon yesterday, but at two o'clock this
morning showed no signs of bringing in a
verdict.
Yesterday afternoon Tom Kirby had his
trial in the Mayors Court for shooting at
Jim jackson, an account of which was
given at the time. He was found guilty
and fined SIS and costs and sentenced to Is
days in jail. The jail sentence was sus-
pended.
Chas. SCHNEIDER and wife and z. F. Bost
and wife, who departed two weeks ago to-
morrow for the Lewistown reservoir, in
Logan county, to camp out, fish and have a
good time generally, returned home Satur-
day evening well pleased with their vaca-
ton. This is their second annual encamp-
ment
Somebody had the misfortune to spill
large quantity of molasses last evening
during market time on the sidewalk on
Center street, near High. The "'lasses"
nearly covered the entire sidewalk, and
provoked many flip remarks about MO
lasses coming down." 1.-THE sweetness of
'lasses," and other equally decayed refer
enceS.
The program of the gospel temperance
meeting at Temperance hall this afternoon.
under charge of the w. C. T. u, is as fol-
lows: Leader, Mrs. NJ. W. Baines; devo-
t!onal exercises, Mrs. Henry Tuckley; read
ing the call, Miss S. E. Cavileer; address,
Rev. Joseph Kyle; poem, Mrs. Dinwiddi;
temperance sermon. Mrs. Baines; remarks.
DR.. Falconer. Everybody invited and well
coined.
One Of the worst jammed places in the
Saturday night market is the southwest
corner of High street and Market square,
on the Bigh street side. The sidewalk is
narrow, and telegraph pole stands inside
of tie curbstone, while against the build
ing is large stand. The room left fer
walking is not more than half what it
should be, and if possible relief ought
10 he obtained in sona NAV