Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-01-19
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are IN ue city. Fas
captain >. n <ah' "i 'a'"e0'""i' '~"''
over THIS morning.
The DAILY combination ~ft ON the 1o:st
train for Akron, where they play tonight
At the annual tax sale held to-day loA
pieces Of property were sold by the count!
auditor.
Frank Ferreli was arrested by OfRceTs
FuIniss and Wsskey on . warrant Tor dis
orderly conduct ,2W
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
to George Hoefner and LINK Beach. ant
Charles Minehart and Josie Suttles.
Miss Baker, daughter of Sheriff Baker, ol
Clark county. is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs
Ciem Linkhart. .-Xenia Torchlight.
All the local merchants report trad'
booming. II started up just before the hol
idsys and has been making things hvel!
ever since. - 2
Weber. the ereat evangelist who Wis
tied this city last year. sailed last Saturday
for Palestine, where he will remain fo
some time
The wager made between the two Dal,
brothers last night on the running higf
kick is said to be bona 6de. Nwas certain
ly monstrous reach
Michael Gillen plead guilty to his Grim,
yesterday and was given two years in tn,
or. 1t is extremely doubtful il he eve
lives to reach Columbus.
Jim Smith, the colored tnrnkey ct q
jail. caught his left hand y the iron stil'
arrangement 1t the jail door dis morning
and broke the middle finger
A fine new granite monumest with Z
high shaft, has recently been put up In the
ODD Columbaa-streef graveyard. 1t has TN
appearance of having come TO stay.
Mollie Reedy, an account of whose caper,
in Richmond, Indiana, and subsequent de
fense were published in this paper couple
OF months ago. was arrested last night as
pisin drunk.
The Carey Society will meet tomorrow
"wednesday evening with Mrs F. T. Var
Sickle, LAT West High street. Entertain
ment will be provided, and all interested
are invited to attend.
Judge Brandner left for Cincinnati thi'
morning to attend the annual reunion Of
his regiment the old Ninth Ohio Dob Nc
Cook'sl, today being the anniversary OF thu
battle OF Mill Springs.
Among the important decisions rendered
by the circuit court at Columbus Saturday
was one that MAYORS cannot receive depOs
its OF money ~ security for the appearance
OF prisoners Tor nearing, as II Is contraIy
statutory provisions.
1t is announced that all pews will be free
on Sunday evenings 1t the First. Presby.
terian church thereafter. This move has
been made with great success in several Of
the larger cities. and has worked wonders
in popularizing Sunday evening services.
The First Presbyterian church has re-.
engaged its fine ouartette choir, with men,
h.rs .s follows. Sonr.no Miss Dms;e
Hs;sle,,. contr.,to M,ss A,,ce yoss. tenor
Mr. r q Kilmer. bass Nr N Williams
The ouartette AZ now constituted. is we'll
balanced and Of hish musical excellence.
The mayM assessed the following fines
Yesterday. Oliver Guinea. disorderlv. 81
and costs. "A. Rust lettering. 81 and
costs: Robert Lewis. disorderly. 81 and
costs. VIM. Holsc.mp. drunk. 81 and eosts:
n ID Kennedy drunk and dis,r,erly. 81
and costs. Dave Martin. drunk. 81 and
costs
u. No. A.. 49,. I'm -.
an eptert,inment .t Snow Hill IJnior
Chanel tomorrov niebt A this I. tho
first .npe.r.nc. of thi. ce,ehr,t.d sps.ker
in that neipbborhood he sbould h. .r,.4ed
with a large audience Admissiop. Is
cents. children under twelve v..rs of ,.,
10 cents