Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-02-08
LOCAL BREWTKS.

LOCAL BREWTKS.
Here Is book I'd like to sell"
The speaker was shot dead
This homicide was lusttned
The judge and jury SAID.
..Youwant barbed wire and lightning rods
The farmer wanted rest
His bull pup tore the agent sore
Twas taken as q Jest
The plumber forwarded his bill
With figures it was rife.
The court decreed that for his greed
He must be sent for life.
The ice man gives away his crops;
Good gas is served for fun,
And coai abounds. Two thousand pounds
Are crowded in a ton
w. A. Brown, of Columbus. is in the city.
Ed Kinnane went to Cincinnati last even
ing.
James Fl. Carr, of Xenia, is at the Arcade
hotel,
J.A. Rigby, of Mansfield, is registered at
the Arcade.
John S. Barr opened his West Main street
bookstore today.
Tickets will be on sale tomorrow for the
Lady of Lyons"
Robert Watkins, of Atlanta, Ga, is visit
ing relatives in this city.
Do firms do their collecting the first of the
week because ii is Monday?
T. C. Halls, of the l. B. & W., is back te
town after five weeks rusticating.
DR.. Leonard speaks at Xenia tomorrow
afternoon. Excursion tickets IS cents.
Superintendent A. ]. Girrard, of the 0s
borne schools, was in the city Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter c. Abbott left fol
Cincinnati this morning to spend the day.
Rev. J. c. Zimmerman, of Brooklyn, i
the guest of his brother. j. l. Zimmerman
The attention of readers is directed to tn,
call of the hospital trustees in another col
umn.
Samuel Black, of GAINESVILLE, is the CUES
of William NJ. Black, of North Limeston,
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Weho and Miss Ann;
Steele have returned from their trip t.
Florida
Another morning like that of today, ans
the spring poets will begin to sprout in pro
fusion.
A. Bell, the barber, has moved his place
of business from No. 81 to No. 81 Souti
Limestone street.
Geo. Coffield, principal of the Enor
schools, with his corps of teachers, spent
Saturday in the city.
The teachers of Bethel township held &
very successful educational meeting last
Saturday at Olive Branch.
william little of ITO South Factory
street, has been confined 10 his room since
the holidays with sore leg.
Hiram Stewart, of 81 South Yellow
Springs street, has been suffering the past
two weeks from a broken arm.
Charles Rabbits, formerly of Minneapo-
lis, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. NJ.
Hedges, of North Limestone street.
Mary Anderson passed through here yes
terday on her way from Cincinnati to
Cleveland. where she plays this week.
Mrs. Lydia Rowe ott of Montgomery
county, is visiting her mother, Mrs. John
Rowe, on South Limestone, who is ill.
Hon. Thos. ]. Pringle returned to Gin
loa 20 h1a af fha
meeting OF the investigating committee to-
day.
The proprietor of the Lagonda House re-
ported to the police that keg of beer had
been stolen from the steps early this morn
ing.
1t is estimated that in Fairfield county,
Ohio, Bohemian oats and grain swindlers
have secured notes aggregating $50, 900 from
farmers.
At the last meeting of the Springfield
Rife Team, Henry Croft was elected its
captain, to succeed Joshua Fisher, lately
deceased.
Rev. J. C. Zimmerman, of York, Pa, and
secretary of the eastern synod of the En-
glish Lutheran church, is spending few
days in the city.
James johnson, Jr, is in Washington C..
ii. trying an important case in the common
pleas court, in which W. A. Hance is the
party defendant.
Andrew C. Black enters upon his fortieth
year as dry goods dealer in Springfield on
the lst of March, 1886. His is certainly a
most honorable record.
Rev. J.. II. Wright, of the First q. p.
church, XeDia, is assisting Rev. Kyle this
week in the evening services at the United
Presbyterian church here.
L. F. Young, ESQ.,, and wife spent
today at the celebration of his grand
father Young's ninetieth birthday, short
distance north of the city.
1t was not Hon. John Howell who met
with an accident recently, and he hasn't
discovered that any other John Howell was
so unfortunate as represented.
Gen. Keifer returned last evening from
Columbus, where his son Will is lying dam
gerously i'll from an attack of pneumonia
He reports the patient improving rapidly.