The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-07-24
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SOUTH BEND, O.-The Duhme Saw
mill having been idle for some time. was
sold at Sherif's sale Wednesday, July IA,
for $500. Mr.. McDougal, an attorney
from Cincinnati, was the purchaser.
GRERNvIeLD. GA party from this
place visited the Rocky Fork Caves on
Thursday. They say that they could
not have had nicer time. 1t COM
menced to rain on Thursday morning
about eight o. clock, and rained all day.
1t is estimated that there was at the
least fourteen thousand people in town
on Wednesday.
We would like to ask the Honorable
Council of the Incorporated village of
6reenfeld which has the most right to
the sidewalks-salt barrels and goods or
the citizens?
TROY, o.-On Wednesday afternoon
last colored child. fell into Dyes mill
race, near Market-street bridge and was
drowned. The race is about three feet
deep and inclosed by stone walls. The
child was too small to get out. Its body
was found in short time.
Another sad accident occurred on
Thursday about noon. Aunt Mary >Bos-
Son, a well-known and highly esteemed
lady of about fifty-fve years of age, in
attempting to light a fire with coal oil,
was severely burned and Will scarcely
survive her injuries. The oil can ex-
ploded in her hands caused by some live
Goals unknown to her at the time.
Wet weather still continues, hardly q
day passing without a shower, and
farmers say that wheat Is spelling In the
shock on account OF the dampness.
The Colonel Coleman Zouayes got
and are rejoiced exceedingly. They are
now preparing for grand picnic on the
bth Of August, also for camp, at Piqua.
Geo. b. Brown, who committed the
forgery spoken of in our last, was ar
rested at Delphos and brought back to
Troy. He has had one hearing before
Esquire Mckee, and will have two more
before Mayor Hughes. He was bound
over to Court In 1,700, and for want OF
bail languished.
xENIA, O.-The main fight between
the Republicans Of Greene county at
their coming primary meeting for the
nomination of county officers, will be for
Auditor. On one side is the hummer
element, the sore heads and professional
fricksters, who will rally to the support
ofa party named VIM. Mcclure, and
they are leaving no means untried, how
ever disreputable, to oust from the place
which he has signally honored the pres
ent incumbent, Capt. A. 3. Frazer, q
man tried and true, who unites strict
business habits and an unsullied reputa-
tion, with the manners and education OF
gentleman. His record Of official life
is without blemish, which, supple
mented by his honorable career in the
army, gives him the countenahce and
support of the better class. who are his
warmest friends.
Capt. Frazer was an officer of the old
veteran Thirty-fourth OHIO, and was se-
verely wounded at the battle of Fayette.
willie, va, on the 10th OF September,
1852, from the effects of which he is still
suffering. At this very time his oppo.
nent, the peace-loving William, W az
skulking from the draft. The tax-pay.
ers, the farmers and business men ol
Greene county who are interested In an d
will reward fidelity and business honor,
will see to IL that the faithful and eff
pient services Of Capt. Frazer, both as q
civilian and soldier, shall not pass un.
recognized, and they intend to- continue
In Office gentleman who honors the po-
sition which he now 80 worthhy nils, by
irving him the nomination again, thus
Febukihg a swarm OF hungry dead beats
who are clamoring for his scalp. Good
by, William.
DILLsBOROUGH, IND.-Raining al
this point and has been for the past
three days, interfering with hay and oa'
harvest.
: Our town is still on the improve, as we
now have shop for painting buggies
carriages and spring wagons. The Lem.
on Bros. have made the start. We are
sure they will meet with success, as
this point, together with Opp Town, fur
nishes a great deal of new work that has
been taken to Aurora to be painted.
We have one of the finest points to be
found any where for any person who will
20 into the manufacturing Of spokes
and hubs. The location is healthy, board
cheap, building sites splendid, and we
have some men in this community that
would take pleasure in such an enter.
prise. All they want is some one that
understands the business to 60 ahead
and give 1t start. Fuel can be goI
cheap; coal can be procured for II to Il
cents bushel at the depot, which is
within one and half miles of this place,
and cordwood can be procured in abun.
dance at 50 Is to 50 per cord. The tim.
Der suitable for the work can be procured
In abundance in the immediate country
This is a matter that we feel sure
would meet with great encouragement
from the farmers, for at this time they
have to haul, by team, their timber to
Lawrenceburg to find market. Our
township is supplied with many good
and enterprising men who will meet any
parties in this thing with pleasure. We
hope this will meet the notice of some
one who will give us a call, and we feel
sure they will locate in our midst.
Mr.. FL. Nlebrugge, the barrel manufac.
turer of our place, is enlarging his bust.
ness at Linc0lnvilie, and intends to send
his son Barney to that point to take
charge. We had rather retain Barney
with US, but. wish him success in his
change.
LEXINGTON, KY. Misses Sallie
Hamilton and Annie Mathews, both OF
Louisville, are visiting the family Of
Geo. w. Duzier. ~;
In the City Court yesterday a man
named John Walsh was fined $40 and
,nnsto for takinU q tnn.aaut hill f,o,,, !,