Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-11-06
Price SOC and ST. a bottle.
CASPER'S Drug Store,
Fisher. Block. Main street, Sd Door West
of Limestone, Springfield.
LOCAL BREWTIES.

S. Jerome Uhl went TO Columbus this
morning.
Snow birds made their first appearance
this morning.
"Adamless Eden" company at the Grand
tonight. Go early and get good seat.
Mrs. J. L. Coleman returned yesterday
from a seven weeks visit to St. Louis.
Pat. Hughes was arrested yesterday on
the charge of malicious destruction Of prop
erty.
Mrs. James Foley and her mother, Mrs.
Stout, went to Columbus this morning to
visit friends.
Ex-Councilman William Moore, now SO
years of age. and hale and hearty, remains
in the city over Sunday.
Rev. DR.. Rust will preach on Sunday
evening a special sermon on Some under
lying causes of intemperance."
NJ. W. Halsey. Esq, of Chicago. a prom
inent attorney, will spend Sunday in the
city, the guest of Z. NJ. Campbell.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. +. Rowe, of Moscow,
Michigan. are visiting their friends, Mr..
and Mrs. A. b. Eby, OF 800 south Center
street.
Jacob Steyer. the German who was SC
badly crushed at the High street bridge
day before yesterday, is recovering nicely,
and will be sent home tomorrow.
Died, Friday morning at six O'Clock, Ma
mie. daughter of John and Mary McDer-
mott, formerly of Springfield, now of Day
ton. Funeral from st. Raphaels church
at ten a. m. Monday.
EIt was reported TO Officers Nicklas and
Mast this morning that serious cutting
scrape had occurred last night on Shaffel
street. but after thoroughly investigating
the matter, the officers arrived at the con
clusiOn that there was no foundation for the
report
The Clifton avenue literary society will
will give an oyster supper and literary en-
tertainment on next Tuesday evening, Nov,
| 9, in Kinnane's building, on the corner OF
Linden avenue and Clifton streets. Lei
everybody come out and have good time
Supper 25 cents.
Mike Murphy was arrested this morning
for smashing tubs and other utensils belong
ing to some butchers in the east end. An
other charge of drunkenness and disOrderly
copduct will be placed against him for Z
row he had yesterday with Red Glenn
Glenn was arrested this morning by Officer
Potee.
Louis Beltz, of North LewiSburg. was ar
rested at West Liberty few fays ago fol
drunkenness. He gave away Perry Grubes
Of West Liberty, for selling him the liquor
and he was arrested under the prohibtOry
ordinance. The trial resulted in a verdict
Of guilty and he was fined 500 and sen
fenced TO jail for twenty days.
Those who attended the ''Old Folks Con
cert" given by the singers of the COngrega
tional church last June, will be glad Il
know that they are about TO render another
entertainment-the cantata of Daniel-iI
the Congregational church, Nov. 18th, the
proceeds to go towards the building fund
for new church. The music of the can
tata of Daniel is of a very superior order, il
being considered by many TO be the best
sacred lcantata ever written. The variety,
both in choruses and solos, cannot fail u
please all. The sOlOists are well chosen
and do great credit to their respective
parts. The chorus is well balanced and
well drilled, and does equal justice to this
part of the cantata.