Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-01-06

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A Cedarville correspondent states that
Editor Whitelaw Reid. Of the New York
Tribune. donated several fancy articles for
the Il. A. r. fair last week.
Captain J. C. Holloway Ia engaged today
in notifying the members Of the republican
central committee Of the meeting to b held
on Saturday, the 18th inst.
Tonight the union meeting" will b. held
In the First Presbyterian church, and all Of
next week the meetings will be held In the
Second Presbyterian church.
Mike Shortls was dismissed in the police
court yesterday afternoon. He was charged
with assault and battery and the prosecut-
ing witness refused to appear against him.
The Golden Pebble Society desires to re-
turn its thanks to the Little Six band. and
to Scurry's Big Four orchestra. for music
donated at the society entertainment last
night
DIR. c. o. Wildasin, q prominent eclectic
physician Of Plattsburg, o., has removed
his office to Room No. $, JOhnson's build
ing, this city. The doctor comes highly
I recommended.
The Saturday TOiier is the name OF q
' new labor paper, in Columbus. and Stephen
/ A. Fitzpatrick. who has been an every day
in-the-week toiler on SprinEfeld's stone
pile. is solicitor for it.
Mr.. George II. Knight. the popular Bee
Line agent. has placed in his Office large
combination and file case, which he has
needed for some time. 1t is beauty. and
| model of convenience.
| Mr.. J. S. Farlow. president OF the Gin
cinnati. Sandusky and Cleveland railroad,
living at Boston. was in the city yesterday,
the guest Of his friend, Hon. 8. A. Bow
man, Of east High street
Gus Hibschman's fine bitch has given birth
to little of eleven pups, seven Of which
were dogs. The others were drowned, &C
cOrding to contract with the man from
whom Gus purchased the dog.
| Professor Drury predicts cold weather for
the l4th or 18th Of this month. then on the
22d and esd the weather will be colder and
on the 29th and s0th good Ice will be ready
and at that time the packers must take ad-
vantage Of it.
| Mr.. r. j. Nelson, Of Nelson's Business
college, came very near being passenger
OH the wrecked Cincinnati Southern last
Saturday. He missed connection at Chstta-
nooEa. and after learning of the wreck, he
was not sorry.
DR.. Russell performed an operation on
Architect Charles A. Cregar last evening
for the removal Of fragment Of stone from
the left eye. which was rapidly doing that
member grave damage. The opel alton was
q successful one.
Hon. George C. Rawlins Is kept home
good deal Of the time on account OF the ex-
treme illness Of his aged father. Mr.. l. b.
Rawlins. 1t Is feared that the recovery Of
the latter. owing 70 his extreme age, Is al
most impossible.
Next Sunday will be communion day in
St. Paul NJ. F.. church. The week Of prayer
meetings have been marked with growing
interest, and the revival spirit has been
awakened In this congregation. Special
services will be held each evening next
week.
Next Sunday will Be communion day In
St Paul n. Z. church. II Is expected to
be q notable occasion. The special meet
ines OF the week Of prayer are well attend
ed, with increasing interest from day to
day. 1t is likely the revival services will
be continued through the coming week in
this church.
Mr.. J. j. Negns. our former correspond
ent at Selma, left yesterday for Springfield,
where he will finish his course In Nelson's
Business college. Mungo Warner. who
has been student at Nelson's for some
time past. also returned yesterday. We
wish the boys much success. s.--South Charles
ton Sentinel.
Mr.. Herman Flynn has been confined to
his room for the past two weeks from the
effects of a fall down the elevator shaft at
the Lagonda house on Christmas eve. He
cut frightful cash in the back Of his head
and seriously injured his left leg. There 10
probability Of damage suit growing out Of
the accident.
Mr.. Burr Mcintosh. the clever Major
DeBrett." IN the ''Soggarth"-a regular-er-
a English chappis, don't ye know. is the
warm personal friend and old college chum
OF Mr.. E. Z. Grim. of this city. and the two
always have very pleasant meeting when
Mr.. Mcintosh visits the city with the
atrical company.
Singers new hall. on Washington street,
was opened with q big dance last night
The Big Six band furnished the music, and
the hall was very prettily decorated with
flags and bunting. The crowd present was
so dense that dancing was difficult mat
ter, but everybody present seemed to derive
fun from the evening.
Thompson Cory died Wednesday morn
ing after . short Illness. at an advanced
age. Mr.. Cory was an old Bethel pioneer
and was well known BY everybody herea-
bouts. He will be buried today in New
Carlisle cemetery. The funeral services
will be held In the Christian church at 10
o'clock. Carlisle Sun.
On Monday last We noticed. among the
boys who left South Charleston for Mel
sons Business College. Reeder n. Bennett
who has been absent from college some 1--WE
weeks, teaching the Sprague school .. . /
supply, the former teacher resuming his
duties Monday, having recovered his health.
Reeder not only received the same wages
Of the former, but, better than that. rec
omuaendation from the three local directors.
Robert WoOdhouse also returned to college
with him. South Charleston Sentinel.
COlsate's Sachet PoWasra,
HeliOtrope. Jockey Club and Cashmere |
Bouquet retain their delicate fragrance
longer than any others.
An even $40, 900 had been subscribed for
q New Years ball at DelmOnicO's.