Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-05-13
CASPER'S Drug Store,
Fishers Block. Main street, 3d Door West
"f Limestone, Springfield.
LOCAL BREVTlES.

r. 4. Justice, ut Youngstown j. in the
city.
q. H. Borrow, OF Dayton, i, registered at
the Arcade.
Mrs. Errdy was run in last night for dis
orderly conduct.
Dr. \. Dunlap leaves to-day for SanduSky
and PrIrc ON fishing trip.
officer Temp. Wilson ran William Ar
mold in last night for drunkenness.
The heavy rains of the past two nights
were hard lines for the boys at Camp For
okrr.
sam Wilker>on was arrested last night
by Officer Gregory ON an old charge for
gambling
Rev. J. c. Zimmerman, OF York. Penn.
spent Tuesday i'll the city, the guest of J. l..
Zimmerman.
Achsa Holloway, the bright little daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. }. c. Holloway, is danger
ouSly ill with scarlet fever.
h. ". Diehl and his mother We're pre-
vented from starting I" Los Angeles Cal,
this morning by the wash"utS
Henry X. Miller, ESD. of Ke"kuk, Iowa,
I is here, with his wife and child, visiting his
brother, Judge John {. Miller.
The many friends of Joseph h. Black
will be sorry to learn that he Is vuite sick at
his home on north Market street.
J. ). Wrir, the venerable father of Prof.
| VIM II. Weir, professor of the high school,
is quite i'll at his residence, No. ~ North
Mechanic street.
| Corn and wheat fields throughout the hilly
| part of the county have in many instances
been ruined 81 tar as the growing crops are
c pncenued, by the recent rains.
! The ten-crmt circus was thoroughly ren-
uvated last night and prevented on account
of last nights rain from pitching its tents
at its next appointed place for exhibition.
\ stone wall costing over 500 recently
erected upon the premises of L. y. Tih-
belts, on Patton street was undermined hy
last nights flood and fell upon the street.
! AT half-paSt ten o'clock last night the loud
crack of pistol rang out in the storm near
| the corner of Washington and Mechanic
streets. An investigation failed To disclose
! either the ShoOtSt OF the cause of the shoot
ing.
| There will be Sabbath school concert at
| Rocky Point school house, southwest of the
city. on next Sabbath. May IL. at ) O'clock
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order of exercises. All are cordially in
vited.
\ large crowd attended the circus last
night, but when the storm came up the fierce
wind caused the great tent to heave like a
| living thing and the people hustled ont and
| hrd away to their homes. The performance
was not half over.
The Central VI. f. church, will cXpend
about 5000 this season in repairs and i'm
pruvementS on their house Of worship,
which is IA be painted inside and out the
audience room richly fre>coed; newly car
peted. etc. 4 substantial iron fence of mod
ern pattern is Ia replace the present fence,
pa, Of iron and part of wood.
There will b. grand fashionable matinee
at Blacks opera house next Saturday after
noon at half-paSt two. HarrisOn's mag
nihcrnt art illustrations. France, Paris,
Switzerland and grand Statuary work, will
be the programme. Children admitted to
any pant Of the house for 10 cents, and
this too. wilt be- a lasting benefit TO all
children.
Yesterday afternoon a woman sat on one
Of the benches al the circus with an apple
in one hand and pint bottle of "kill-me-
quick in the other She sampled the con-
tents of the bottle after each bite of the
apple and She went through the motions 70
easily and naturally that persons sitting
Dear lher enjoyed her performance I'M
mepsely.
The DAY ton X IrOntOn road. of which {.
f. Henderson is general manager, is not
proving so valuable an investment As was
expected Its gross earnings in March
were SO. $50. which was S406 less than il
cost to operate the road. For the first
quarter of the current year the gross earn
ings were S62. POS; net earnings, $3.50:
deficit in meeting charges. So. SS6. And
It's April business. il Is said, did not I'M
prove matters much. Negotiations are
pending, however, which promise better
things ~ the future for the road.