The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-29

Cau& on N0W rear . Days @
Ills TO be hoped that the "boys'' will be-
little less boisterous next Thursday than
they weee last. se
ME- John Horner proprietor of the
Franklin Carriage Works, is doing steady
business notwithstanding the usual, de-
crease In trade during the holidays.
Mr. Harry Osborne has moved his Livery
snd feed stable from the rear OF the Cole
man House to Fourth street. opposite the
Tewn Hall, where he will be pleased to see
eli his old friends
MARIETTA. a
The funeral of Mrs Catherine Kuns. wife
OF Peter Kunz, aweltknown merchant OF
this CITY, took place from the residence on
Front street at 2 o'clock Sunday afterno on.
NEwARK.O
Ed. Williams is home spending the hoii-
days .......- r0 1aI
Saturday was a big day among our busi-
ness, men. .,.. ...... ,.t-e.
MIR. John Maybold is lying ill at his resi-
dence; on Pearl street.
Mr.. Charles Gucbert is smiling on his
many friends of this city.
Mn, Will Webb, of Cincinnati, is home
spending the holidays with his parents.
ME- Jonas Schrock, Jr, is home on a
short visit prior to leaving for Colorado.
Mr.. Frank Jones is home for few days
from the Institution for the Blind at
Columbus .s.. .5gD
The rumor is afnat that two young men
Of high standing of this place, broke into
ticket office in Tifffn, Ohio and took there
from $90 in money. .....
On last Wednesday a rumor got afioat
that one Conrad Seigle had been found
dead near his home, on the Jacksontown
Pvad, but proved to have been false.
... WAPAK0NETA. O..
DR.. Scott of CLEVELAND, is in attendance
at the bedside.ofJ. 7. Moore.
Caspar Rhine 8, boot and shoe store turns
out somesoG the finest work in the country.
CA. Eayton, formerly of Wapakoneta,
now offLeadvilie, Gel, is registered at the
Burnett House. " "-e
The list of delinquent taxpayers will be
mach smaller than usual this year. Sher-
mans financiering has strack Auglaize.
Brigham" Yonng's new saloon. and
restaurant will, when completed. be the
finest in the town. 1t is well worth visit.
A. B. Mayors furniture establishment
continues to lead the trade, as the excel
lencs and cheapness Of his goods well de-
serve. ......
The Spoke and Wheel Company resumes
work to-day. having been closed several
days in order that the workman might en-
joy the holidays "a
Several Of the teachers Of our Union
Schools, have expressed the intention OF at.
tending the annual session of the North
western Ohio Teachers Association. to be
held at Sidney on the 30th and 31st.
Messrs. H. Mayer and P. Wharton. hay
Ing disputed the claim Of Marshal Fisher
to the reward offered for the recovery Of
the stolen horse and buggy. mentioned ir
SATURDAYS STAR, the owners Of the same de
positad the money in the Peoples Bank
subject to the order of the party who wins
in the costly law snit that is likely to fol
low. The expenses will doubtless swamp
the reward.
AURORA. IND.
Do not forget to witness the grand Mard
Gras parade at o'clock Wednesday after
noon. II will be quite an affair." Thu
grand masque ball in the evening Will b
the dance OF the season. -.4
Tony Brown, Of Rising Sun, Indiana
came to Aurora to have some fun and rec
reation. He got it by being arrested fol
drunk and disorderly. conduct. He wa.
tried before Mayor Green and fined $40
He did not pay his fine, consequently ht
will have to Ny 1t in the Hotel d.
Christopher at Lawrenceburg. '''
GREENFIELD. O. . ~
The young men in town have stopped
the practice of gambling almost entirely
but it has, been taken up by an older clas
of men. ...t,s'.
Mr.. Mirt Hughey, the sewing machine
agent. has purchased Blind Kate, the trot
ting mare, and will soon put her in th,
hands Of competent trainer.
Mr.. James BUSH, the saddler, will in
short time move his family to Washing
ton, G. H., where he is at present engaged
in the harness and saddle business. 4
William BIackston. the young dentist, i
almost complete master of his profession
He has charge of G.. B. AnslMtz's offic
during the Doctors absence Blackston, i
good workman and attentive to business
LAWRENCERURG. IND. e.
Jacob Rininger and Katie CRANES; also
Albert Moss and Emma Truelock have ia
ken ont marriage licenses. .fl raI
Ludwick Hundt formerly well-knowl
resident of this city. but now of Cincinnati
was guest Of friends last week.
Tire Miami Valley Furniture Mnuiac
!. turing Company will not give its employel
holiday OH New Years Day, on accoun
of having. so many orders ahead whicl
must be filed y a. s,, es ~. u
The Misses Griffin and Osborn, who wer
! arrested six weeks ago for brutal and In
! decent attack upon George w. Proctor
will be tried Wednesday next in the -Cir
cult Court. Itwill attract quite an audi
enes Of spectators
An examination OF applicants 70
the position as teacher took plac
in one Of the rooms of tn
Courthouse Saturday last. Examine
Harvey Hill, County Superintendent, will
by Wednesday, make public and give cer
-cificates to those who were successful
HARRISON, q.
The benefit ball for the relief ofTom Bev
fngton will be given ON New Years Eve b,
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