Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-11-19
LOCAL RREVTlES.

Miss Maud Lanman, of Nenia, is in tn,
city.
Sale of seats for "Our Jonathans" opened
this morning at Harris's.
The Dan SuiIy troupe arrived this morn
ng. and is quartered at the Arcade.
The Little Miami pay car was in the city
yesterday making the boys happy.
Sir Knights Virgil Coblentz and Samue
HolfOrd went TO Dayton yesterday.
John Sullivan. drunk, and Joseph Kelly
disorderly, We're arrested yesterday.
Glenn Stark, store keeper for the Little
Miami road at Nenia, is in the city today.
DIR. J. H. Rodgers was at Dayton yester,
day, and was called TO Nenia this morning
A wheel barrow, that was evidently stO
len, is held at the patrol house for identi6
cation.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Holford and Miss Eier
Bushnell have gone to Interlachen, Florida
TO spend the winter.
Urbana Ctizen-W. ii HOtchkiss OF the
n ". P. & o., made flying trip to Spring
field yesterday in the rain.
County Clerk J. II. Rabbits and VIII
Keifer went to Columbus this morning
Mr.. Keifer will remain several days.
c. f. Rodgers, travelling salesman fol-
the Excelsior Oil company, at Cleveland,
lost $3.50 on the streets of Osborn, yester-
day.
A young child of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Wright, of 225 west Main street. died early
this morning and will be buried this after.
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. SeIgel, of east Columbia
street lost thei- third child, son, by dipE-
liberia last night. The funeral occurred
this afternoon.
Samuel A. Bowman will leave on Mon
day, with his wife and daughters, Miss
Darlington and Miss May, for New York,
to be absent for a couple of weeks.
The loss on the Janvier building on north
Plum street, occupied by W. II. Ramsey,
which was recently damaged by fire, has
been adjusted at the sum of s24S.
A carload of steel rails and plates con-
signed TO the Citizens street railway, here,
broke down somewhere between Scranton,
Penn, and this city, and has been delayed.
Urbana Cuizen.-A brakeman on the N
Y .jP. * o. slipped on freight car yesterday
at this station and fell from the car. He
bounded up like an India rubber ball and
was soon at his place again.
VIM. Elder and wife. nee Miss Daisy
Bowman. of Indianapolis, who came 10 at
tend the Bowmsn-Burbank wedding, left
for home on the same train with Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Eden Bowman.
W. E. Stafford, the man who is alleged
to have stolen about SI00 worth of hides at
Osborn, about three weeks ago, has been
bound over TO court by Mayor Trader, of
Xenia, in the SUN of $3.50.
On "Wednesday afternoon J. G. Suders
had his fine chinchiila OveTcoat stolen, by
some unknown thief. This morning Officer
Wilson found the oyercoat in an east end
second hand store and took charge of it.
Wilber COlvin, Esq, secretary of the
prohibition state executive committee, left
hast night for Cleveland Ia attend a meeting
Of that committee, TO finish up the business
Of the campaign and to lay out plans for the
coming year. Mr.. COlvin will return home
tomorrow.
The Nclr Era, of this week, says: The
doctors have made the regular annual dis
,overy that diphtheria can be communicated
through the well water of the city. In the
,ourse of a generation or two We hope the
,itizens of Springfield will discover this fact
Springfield well water is not SO poisonous
Is Springfield whisky, but probably ranks
second.