Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-08-29
LOCAL BREVlTHS.

Cincinnati.
Boylston Mass. ess just celebrated its
centennial.
Carl X. MoweT is in Louisville, Ky, Wis
iting friends
Twenty prisoners went ont on the chain
gang yesterday.
W. II. Kempler of Bellefontaine, was in
the city last evening.
Geo. F. Sperry. manager of Bros Owen
store. is entertaining his brother.
Mrs Rev. Beattie. of Sedalia. Mo, is Wis
itilg +. 5. Wiseman, Cedar street.
Miss Carrie StartSman, of Covington, is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. F. f. Bancroft.
'SuuircS Breckenridge and Rightmyer
started towards i?l Cincinnati last evsnipg.
John J. Buckley has retr' ned from a
months visit to his old home in New York.
The X. of l.. excursion and picnic to
Hamilton tomorrow promises TO b" big
affair.
Last evening there were thrty-twO male
anu i've NOIutH pliNhlVlS hi'di''l"t'N ~
the jug.
The till in John Basey's barber shop. ON
west Main s.teet, was robbed yesterday
afternoon.
Frank Valentine. with Troupe, the drug
giSt, has returned from two weeks vaca
ton in the East.
~ Er,-s aud u.if. r.turuad Friday
from weeks pleasant visit at their old
home at Greenylle.
To-day is DIR. Le"narl's last day at Cen
ter street church. and he breaches his farC-
well sermon Il might.
Officer Johuson ran in Nick Mccarthy,
4, drank. who had made his bed on
StOr,-boX on the street.
Miss hickey Smith. Of ChiIlicothe, i, the
guest of Miss Nellie Morris, daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs John 7. Norris.
Steph l.uddy. East Pleasant street, is the
happy and smiling father of a brand new
baby 1t is girl and the first born.
The L. b. Phillips Camp, Sons of Nrter-
Home next Thursday with 80 cent fare.
The ladies' of the ". c. T. l. began
work yesterday on the decoration for Tenn
perance Hall. 70 be used on dedication day.
n 'xt Tuesday.
William Howard, cpInred man, had his
foot ~ over and badly mashed by an ice
wagon last evening. Dr. Hulick dressed
the foot.
Prof Will Moler SupeI .ntendent of the
schools at Greenfield, who has been visiting
his father, J. Douglass Moler, returned
home yesterday. accompanied by his wife.
Prof. J. V Stewart, an old-time Witten-
berger. and now entering on his second
year As superintendent of the Cedarville
school, was miling on his old acquaint-
anceS yesterday.
Al Fisher desires TO say that he did not
Jump out OF the window in the Piles build
ing last Thursday night at the approach OF
le officers. a. he was not III the neighbOr-
hood at that time.
Mrs. VI. W Ayers, mother OF John f.
owen. OF owen Bros, has returned home
after a delightful visit of three months with
relatives in Philadelphia, Middletown and
Llken, Valley, Ia.
VIM DriScOl. chronic drunk and disor-
derly. was ian in early last evening on the
charge of Officers Mast and Walker. Greg
ory and Marshall had VIM. Ayres Patro''ed
bsll a aIiSnriarlN
X. of l.. excursion to Han 'lton on MOI
day. August 80. Fare for the round trip.
SI.35. Tickets good retul LiTg on re- FAR
trans August 81. Special train leaves the
c. {. c. y |. depot at o'clock central
tine.
Mr.. Dorsey. the young gentleman who
wa, injured yesterday at the East street
Sh rps, is getting along nicely, and his in
jures are found 10 be not near so bad as at
first repul ,ed. lie exp. Is To be back in his
place in a few days.
The Delaware Fair Association pr poses
to do the handsome thing by the FIRST couple
presenting themselves for marriage publicly
on the far grounds Sept IL. About folly
business men have made donations OF their
wares a wedding presents
A Buffalo newspapaper i responsible for
the statement that after a meeting the other
evening. Bishop Coke said 10 a reporter: Il
Shorld like to coz, I the proof sheet of my
prayer You newspaper men and the
printers are 81 unfamiliar with prayer that
you're pretty certain To bungle it up bad y
Sunday afternoon on Boston Common is
not dull. On last Sunday afteI houu there
Was ali open prayer meeting, at which
roughs jeerrd and mocked one Of the
women, who spoke until she shed tears;
then the Germania Band gave a concert and
then the Young Mems Christian AsSocia-
tiun held praise service.
Rev. NJ J. Frey, foI nrrly pastor of the
First LuthrIdr church of this city. was
prominent figure in the prohibition state
convention of PergsN hania, held at Pria
drlpt'a Il : pf>t week. II is very probable
that the gentleman will be recalled 10 this
state as the Akron church i very anxious
to secure him now t'iat Dr. Hclwig i, ltav
ing them.