Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-05-04

Ana Mntn ne Abktu his WIG abput
His little girls aud boys
She said that they werr visiting
An aunt IN Illinois.
She said She was in failing health
And II he had the means
She'd like 10 take a trip herself
As far As New Orleans
He said. My dear you'll have the trip
The proper thing to d" is
t. 20 together and well takt
The StrAmer al =. Louis.
Council meets tonight.
Belle Cole concert at the Grand tonight.
Columbus is scared silly over an alleged
smallpox case
The basin of the Arcade fountain was
CLEANED out to-day.
ing /" visit her parents.
! George Ford was run in last night for be
ing drunk and diSorderly.
\. f. Humphreys. Of the yellow Springs
| R,ri,,r. was i'll town to-day.
Palestine con:mandery will make no OBJ
<ervance of Ascension Day this year.
Mrs. VIM. Dickson, of South Market
street, goes to Magnetic Springs soon.
Miss Blanche Hudson and Elmer Free
man. of South Charleston, were in the city
| yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs ID. o. Roberts, Of Dayton.
are the guests of H. c. Williamson, of the
north side.
The Akron Beacon says that Mrs.
Nellie p. MatherSon is home from her visit
in Springfield, O."
=. J. Clevenger, Esq, spends the great
er part of this week at Circleville, o., in
the courts of that city.
H. NJ Rou>h and cousin. Miss Bonnie
Rou~h, left this morning for Middletowm,
| o.. TO visit friends and relatives.
ID. T. Mmahan has gone 10 Lima Ia com
| mence work on his contract there for con-
>tructing a water-wOrks reservoir.
Officers Mills. Mcclure and Gregory went
To London this morning Ia see if they could
latch any crooks AT the stock sales.
r. B. Roberts, representing Janeway ~
Co. wholesale wallpaper dealers of New
| Brunswick, y. j., was in the city yeSter-
| day.
Cmciiudti Enquirer: Mr.. {. W. Con
>tantine of Springfield. Ohio, is i'll the city.
He says he is here un strictly private bus
ineSS.
y. Hamilton and wife. who have been
visiting Mrs. Hamilton's parents, John
| Eyler and wife, Of Nrnia, have returned
| home.
W. \. Gross has gone East 10 purchase a
team of Arabian horses. If he can secure
with him.
The Ohio State Eclectic Medical ASSocia-
tion conyene> at Urhana tomorrow and
Thursday. About all the EclertcS of this
city will attend.
\ gentleman who ought t" know says
! that if YOU do not want Ia taste a radiSh for
hours after eating it, begin to eat it at the
| little end. Next.
The name of the poStoffice at Fort Har-
ker. Kansas. has been changed t" kanop"-
| lis. and Mr.. Billow, lately Of Springfield.
has been made postmaster.
Squire Smith sold three steamship tickets
to-day to parties who are going tO Germany:
Fred. Schleuter, the baker; Jacob Haas.
and David Young. They 20 by the Eotter-
| dam line.
\ Cincinnati special says that the freight
handlers on all the roads, except the Little
Miami. are out on a demand for 81 30 fIr
ten hours work and 20 cents an hour for
| Uverwork.
Columbus faro-bank proprirtors are kick
ing because one of their number has started
an innovation in the shape of a free-lunch
counter, where his patrons can feed after
going broke.
The ls-month-old babe Of Mrs. Martin
Perrin. of East Springfield. died yesterday
afternoon about five o'clOck. The funeral
will take place tomorrow afternoon at two
o'clock. Burial at Greehmoumt.
Jack Cavanaugh was fined 81 and costs
last night for fighting. Mike Herlihe and
Dan Carlos, who were implicated in the
same row. pleaded not guilty and their
hearing was set for tomorrow evening.
Chief Walker assigns aS reason why
the raid on Al. LewiS'> place where cock
ing main was being held Saturday night,
proved To br a failure. that somebody who
knew of the raid gave the lighters tip.
Will Huffman was expected home this
week from Hot Springs, Ark, where he i
under treatment for rheumatic guut. A let
Ter received from him yesterday conveys the
bad news that he i very i'll and is not able
Ia travel.
Brief mention was made yesterday of the
selection of Dr. 5. ID. Miranda as township
physician. The trustees wish To again call
attention t" his appointment for the benefit
of that class of patients which will require
his services.
Charles VI. Niutfrr. son of J. VI. Nutfrr.
the Arcade grocer. leaves tonight for
Clark >burg. Monitan county. Missouri, on
a visit to his uncle there. He i badly run
down in health, and has resigned his posi-
ton as time-keeper at Jas. Letfel X Co. ;.
Go now and enjoy a grand "trip at pleas
ant season of the year, to kan"p"Ii> and
return. $50. Round trip tickets at }. W.
Phillips'S store.