Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-04-19
LOCAL sREWTles.

LOCAL 6REWTiE8.
Delegates to the state convention and
other citizens of Springfield, who may be
in Dayton this week, will find the DAILY
REPUBLIC on sale, on the evening of its
Publication, at the Central News company.
100 south Main street. at the convention
and principal hotels.
Judge Young has returned from Dayton.
Warden Coffin. of Columbus, is in the
city.
Mrs. John Foos is in Kenton, visiting
friends.
Mr.. W. T. Stillwell left for Pittsburg
this morning.
Mr.. John Smith left this morning for the
east via the Bee Line.
Rev. Mr.. Dunlap returned this morning
from the south, via Bee Line.
The Bee Line train this morning was
crowded with passengers for Dayton.
Miss Lizzie Lewis, of Chillicothe, is visit
ing Mrs Newlore, of south Spring street.
Hon. b. W. Arnett will deliver An nd.
dress at the North street church this even
ing.
Work on the government building will
commence forthwith with a full force OF
men.
Mr.. Charles Leon, of the London cloth.
ing company, has returned from New
York.
Constables Coates and Parsons are sport
ing their new blue suits and silver badges
today. H's o. i s
The Flower Mission entertainment will
be given at the Grand two. weeks fren
tonight. ~ s eE.g
Mrs. Dickson and daughter are guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Little of north Lime.
Judge Young and Chief Ambrose were
among the attendants at the state conven-
ton at Dayton.
General manager Moore, of the c. s. &
c., is down east in the interest Of the road
he represents.
1t is said that oleomsrgaripe is served al
several dining-rooms in this city and Dor.
ders don't know il. sees ~
Mr.. John Freed was in the city again
last evening, but returned to Ssndusky on
sn early morning train. s
The Union Aid society of the North
street church, at the residence of Mrs.
Brooks on west Main street. ~
Mr.. Herman G. Marshall of the Home
Steam laundry, returned from Dayton last
night, where he attended the funeral Of his
sister.
VIM. Ballerton, drunk and disorderly
John Murray, lettering, and Mike Burns,
lettering, were the petit offenders run In by
the police last night.
The c. s. & C. bave ordered two modern
style coaches from the Barney & Smith
Co., at Dayton. The new engines are eI-
pected to arrive this week.
jackson, Mich. people are badly stuck
on Larry Welch, of this city, as q ball
player. The jackson Citizen published an
excellent cut of him last week.
John T. Norris, the great detective. sp.
peared on the streets this morning driving
pair of circus-like ponies to little buggy
that could hold John in comfortably.
Ex-Sheriff Foley sold the handsome res.
iience of John Hawkins, No. seS south
Center street, today, to Mrs. Henry Broome
for se,57o. 1t was considered bargain.
The work on the new city building il
progressing rapidly. The work of exca.
waiting will be finished in about two weeks,
when work on the foundation will com.
mence.
In police court yesterday afternoon Sam
Cheek was fined SIS and costs for drunk and
disorderly, and Milton Myers SIS and costs
for drunk. Myers's fine IVES afterwards re-
mitted.
Springfield will be well supplied with
base ball intelligence this season. Cohan
& Lynch receive the full reports of both
league and association games every even.
ing, and Paul Smith, In the Arcade gets
the games by innings every afternoon.
Reports from different sections on the
wheat outlook is decidedly poor. Many
farmers make the prediction that in thi,
county the yield will not be over twenty.
five per cent. of the usual average. In con.
versatioD with W. j. W. Rawlings, one OF
the leading farmers of Pretty Prairie, he
says the wheat outlook is the poorest fol
years.-Urbana Citizen.