Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-01-12

WINTER WINDS
MAKE THE
Hands Crack,
Lips Chap Sere,
Skin Rough and Harsh.
These may Be prevented or cured By
using either ...-.
Casper's . 6Iycerine Cream,
Casper's Campher Ice,
Espy's Fragraat Cream,
Sey's Golden Lotion.
All Of these are superior articles and only
Sc each. For sale 1t
CASPER'S Drug Store,
Fisher's Block. Main Street, spri.gnsaA.
LOCAL eREWTlES.

Fisher's Block. Main Street, spri.gnsld.
LOCAL eREWTIEs.
The storm king is relaxing his hold some
what.
Mayor Goodwin returned from Columbus
this noon.
c. W. Lynch is in Cincinnati today on
business.
George Reedy was run in last night As .
plain drunk.
The cold weather has knocked the bottom
out of local trade.
Mile. Emma Nevada will spend next
Sunday in this city.
Miss Anna Steele left for Jacksonville.
Fla, this morning. to remain several weeks.
The remains of Mrs. Charles o. Reese
were shipped to Osborn for burial this
morning.
DIR. France will visit Springfield again
Tuesday, Jan. 10, and will b at the La
gonda House.
Elden Bowman returned this morning
from brief visit to Rochester and other
points in the east
DR.. A. Dunlap left yesterday morning for
Versailles Ind. to perform an operation on
an ovarian tumor.
1t is rumored that three dancing parties
on East High street are on the tapis fol-
this week and next
Frank Mitchell, . prominent local base
ball player, who departed suddenly about
six weeks ago, has returned.
Sale Of reserved seats for Joe Murphy
opens tomorrow morning 1t & m Secure
your seats quick, only IS cents
The ice is very thick and clear. The har-
vest being taken care Of BY our dealers Is
abundant and Of excellent quality.
1t was reported to the police yesterday
that lot of tools were stolen from Petit
crews stone quarry Friday evening.
The moderating weather has made sleigh.
ing much more popular today. Wherefore
the livery man smiles and grows fat
The Plug Hat boys came struggling in
last night and this morning. the worst
broken up crowd ever seen. They al :
port big time.
Suit has been entered in common pleas
court by Mcfarland & Co. against Margaret
Leitschuh on an old account The case Is
beng heard today.
Emma Nevada telegraphed to Manager
Waldman last evening, changing her date
at Blacks from Saturday evening to Mon
day evening, January s.
Officer Nicklas returned from Columbus.
this morning. with the satchel and some OF
the things stolen from Mrs. Leavitt at the
Lagonda House some months ago.
Mrs. Frank C. Goode, Of East North
street. gave large bonnet reception yes
terday afternoon. entertaining about one
hundred callers in very elegant style
The young druggists mentioned in the
GLoBE-REPUBLIC's account Of the snow
bound'' train have recovered sufficiently to
be at their respective places Of business.
John Yeager, the man sent to the infrm-
airy as insane last Saturday was released by
Supt Fleming. by permission Of DIR. Nor
rison, infirmary physician, and Probate
Judge Miller.
Ed. Kinnane returned this morning after
a stay of three weeks In New York. While
there he was given much eminence In the
daily papers as prominent western leader
in the Irish National League.
Detectives Shultz and Loop stopped over
here last evening on their way home to
Columbus from Greenfield, where they have
just arrested nine boys for stealing coal
from the Ohio Southern road.
There is movement on foot TO have q
station Of the q. S. Signal Service estab-
lished at this point Ii would be . good
thing and could be obtained by the use Of
little energy and perseverance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Webb, Miss N. H.
Baldwin. Miss Anna Steele. and II. Fl.
Moores left for Cincinnati this morning,
where they will join the excursion to
Florida, leaving there this evening.
''Our Wives and Husbands: How Get
Them. How Keep Them" Is the subject of
a lecture to be delivered by Rev. L. N.
Hagood. of Cincinnati, at Wiley Chapel to
morrow "wednesday evening at O'Clock.
The estimate on the loss from Bancroft's
fire last Thursday morning was made yes
terday. The loss to the building is s34s
and on the stock S6s5, making the total loss
81 ,O33. rather heavy sum for this time of
year.
The revival services at the High street N.
Z. church were of unusual interest and were
largely attended last week. Every evening
after the service of song" there was . ser
mon by the pastor. Dr.. Rust These meet
ings are held each evening this week, ex-
cept Saturday Service of song, followed
by sermon by the pastor. All are wei
come.
Yesterday noon Officer Mckay caught
Sam Ryan. one of the gang of ruffians who
the Schwartz family in Taylor
street Saturday night The Ping Hat spe-
cial train was standing on Limestone street.
and as Mckay went across the platform of
the car to go on southwark he met Ryan and
bagged him on the spot Ryan put up $40
and was released.