The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-28
SPRINGFIELD, o.

The ice dealers are now reapng their harvest.
Terrible raid on the marriage License clerk dur.
ing the ast week.
sneak-thief collared ten-dol'ar overcoat
from the outdoor display OF J. NJ. Knote L. Co., OF
Thursday morning.
little son OF A. R. Aldrich, who resides near
OXtOby's Station, while on his way to school on
Tues ay morning nearly froze to DEATH
Cartmell, OF the Washington Cracker
Works has four barrels OF crackers yet that he viii
give to the poor, If they give him call.
The ladies of Asbury NJ. f. Church have organ,
lied mite society. At meeting held at Mr.,
VIM Tolberts residence on Patton street Decem.
Der 10TH the fol owing officers were elected,
larry Carter, Chairman: Parker Brown, Secretary
Chas. NJ. Cragg, Treasurer The Society, by invi.
tlon, attended social given by their chairman,
Mr.. llnrry Carter, II Christmas night where, al
ter enjoy ng pleasant evening the guests sal
down to an elegant supper kindly furnished by
host and hostess
David II. Snavely, a former resident OF this city
but who has lately made Vienna his headquarters
whore he has had charge of a school, eoped on
Wednesday night from that place with Mis-
Dora, The daughter OF Squire Goodfelow. il
&c ms that Snavelcy had been boarding with the
squire and at the same time paying his attentions
to Mss Dora. Unab to secure her parents con
sent, David sccureda sleigh on Wednesday night
aud drOve his lady love to the station, where they
boarded train and came to this city. Upon their
arrival very little time ELAPSED before the fleeing
turn the Squire will prove himselia Good-fclow
and welcome back the prodigas with a
"Ileaven bless you, my children" etc.
The following marriage licenses have been is.
sued since our last report: John NJ. Kills and Ell
nora Harding. stephen P. Fowler and Frances
Flago, Wm: j. Purntll and Fanny E. Ryder,
Ezra f. Frantz and Ella NJ. Eshelman
josiah Knight and Deborah Robinson, Edward p
Thomas and Annie Brussman, VIM Lobaugh and
Ellen Maple VIM. p. Gundolf and Charlotte Jen-
kins A. H. Brghtman and Amanda Lookabauch,
David A. Calwell and Mary L. Walker, George
Bailey and bebecca Taylor, Jasper Thomas and
Emma r. Hyaton, Perry Britten and Maria Trous-
W. H. Butler and Sarah E. Mnnich,
william A. Teach and Laura b. Howe,
David II, Snavely and Do1a Goodiellow, John H..
Ware snd Rusanna J. Payne, JOS L. Richards and
Eliza ane Rector, Clark I. johnson and Rebecca
Hodges, Ovcrton Brown and Dora Hood, TIVE
ordered not to be published,
DAYTON. Ky.
Services as usual at the Presbyterian Church to-.
morrow.
Alas. poor dummy! How sad your fate, and our
discomfort!
The good cd times have come again. Horse
ears are running on time.
Mrs. Geo. Weimer is suffering severely from the
effects of : very bad cold.
Rev. Mr. Sanders occupies the Methodist pulpit
bc.h morning ana evening
At the Baptist Church, Rev. Dr.. Skilman will
oflciate morning and evening
We regret to learn of the serious illness OF Miss
Goetze teacher in our public schools.
Dummy No. 8 still occupies. and will continue
te "hold the fort, on the Bellevue side-track.
Our stanch citizen, Mr.. John Trapp, is the
boss railroad man. He keeps things moving, and
las only two cars to do 1t with.
Wanted-A man of nerve, and brains to match,
10 manage the steam railroad, Such an one can
n tcttt n a Vi sal
The Episcopal entertainment. on account OF the
fitness OF most of the band of noble workers. has
been unavoidally postponed until next Tuesday
night