Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-08-13
Fishers Block, Main street, Sd Door West
of Limestone, Springfield.
LOCAL BREWTlES.

city combining business with pleasure.
Peter Griffin, of indianapolis, was calle
here by the death of his father. job
Griffin.
The board of agriculture meets tomnrrO,
in regular monthly session in the wes
county building.
Captain A. 5. Bushnell returned yeStel
day from Toledo. where he has been recr,
ating for several days.
The fall session of Wittenberg c0lleC
will open in three weeks from yesterday
Thursday, September ..
The Clark county fair opens one wee
from next Tuesday, with present prospect
of successful meeting.
Most of the visiting delegates and alter
mates to the peoples convention returned L
their homes last evening.
Misses Emma Nye and Louie Burns, o
east High street, are the guests of Mis-
Florence Bowers, of Xenia.
The Nationals and Manhattans, of Day
ton, are crossing bats at the National park
Fair grounds, this afternoon.
George NJ. Garbrey has resigned his posi-
ton with the Apams Express Co. and vii
accept position in Marshall's laundry.
J. J.. Rust has been confined to his he,
with severe illness for sometime. but i,
c0nyalescing and hopes to be out again soon
The varanda at the south end of the Ar
cade is being widened so as to form a bant
stand from which concerts will BE- given thi,
summer.
Mr.. John l.. COnnable. Of the STANDARD
manufacturing company, returned homt
yesterday from pleasant vacation in Mich
igan and Canada.
Miss Dora Moore, in company with he
sister, Miss Stella. boOk-keeper and cashier
for w. NJ. Black x Co, left yesterday fo
Niagara and Toronto.
Miss Lillian Clark. who has been tn,
guest Of Miss Lillian Kelley, corner of Co
umhia and Factory streets, returned to he
home at Dayton today.
DIR. w. ii. Smith left ON the Bee Lin,
yesterday morning for Chautauqua, Niagar'
Falls and Ocean Grove. He will be abSen
until the first of September.
The building committee OF the new Wit
tenberg building at meeting yesterday
adopted hot air heating. and awarded the
contract to l.. Patric & Co., of this city.
Two young ladies narrowly escaped run,
ming over an old man on Washington street
yesterday. The other fellow, the young
man, was not injured, or even menaced.
John Woods this morning received tele-
gram from Cleveland, Ohio, stating that his
mother, who resides there, was dying. He
left on the 10 o'clock train for her bedside
The Central Ohio Shoot association will
hold its next tournament at Springfield, o..
on Tuesday and Wednesday, August cath
and 25th, at the shooting park, south of the
city.
The New Carlisle Sun says that as win
ter advances each day gets shorter than the.
preceding one. We always knew that the
SIMS facilities for getting news were un-
5 lrpasSed in the county.
Harrison, the aged and worn-out boy"
preacher, is not beloved at New Carlisle.
where he failed to show up at the camp
meeting. Harrison is the oldest boy" in
the Juvenile business i'm America
Jacob Schneider, the well-known mason
md contractor lost his pocket book this
morning while going west on High from
Limestone street, containing Sll i'll money,
IN order for brick, and other papers.
Two enormous camel-bacK locomotives,
ust out of the shops. were taken west last
light on the e. c. c. n |. freight which
,aSScs through Springfield about o'clock
D. m. They were intended for the c. W.
( B.
The 9-months-oId infant of Hayes Stock
till died yesterday morning at their home,
05 Light street, of whO0ping cough. Its
win is lying al the point of death from the
ame disease. Funeral this afternoon
It o'clock.
EN-. StrattOn. who has been wanted by
he police for several days, for fight in
Tom CurtiS's saloon one week ago this af-
ernoOn, was arrested this morning by Dep
lty Marshal POtee at Jacob Names house.
between South Plum and Franklin streets.
W. e. Rice, travelling man from Gin
innati. fell over in an epleptic tit while sit
ing in front of the Arcade hotel last even
ng abeut 7:SO o'clock. He was picked mp
nd placed on a table and DIR. Dunlap
aid. who worked with him for half IAN
our before the man fully recovered.
Engine l49, that broke down at Osborn
Dme weeks ago while going east with train
10. 2S, has been receiving repairs in the .
delaware shops, and will be out on her run .
short time. Engine l57, light ma
nine, has been doing the work on this .
ain. which is called the Dayton and
pringield accommodation.
John Griffin, aged Il years, died yester-
ac morning at o'clock at Lexington, Ky.
lis remains were brought to this city last
light and the funeral will take place tOmor-
w morning from the residence OF his wife,
) north Race street, ank thence to St.
aphael's church at 9 o'clock.
DR. II. c. Rutter. Of Bellefontaine, broth
-in-law of Judge Lawrence, spent several
purs in the city this morning between
aims, enroute home from Columbus. He
ys Bob Kennedy will run ahead of his
,ket in Logan county and carry the county
largely increased majority even should
e democrats endorse Mcmillan. II
In the absence of Miss Martha Kinelt
d her sister, Mrs. Irwin, several days ago,
ne one entered their house and stole
lalI nicel-plated clock, several glasses of
ly. some jewelry and other small articles. !
definite clue as to the perpetrators, but
, ,,,nnnSitinr Ia that the unnIS ramaipad