The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-22
OUR NEXT.DOOR NEIGHBORS,
csckings BY Star Reporters in Neigh.
boring Cities and Towns.
BELLE CENTRE. O.

BELLE CENTRE. O.
Preaching in all our churches on last
Babbath and attendance good.
A. r. Mcconnell has splendid lot of
borse-blankets and lap-robes on hands for
those who love sleigbing
Our former fellow-citizen, VIM. Deter,
Is about to return to Belle Centre, and will
be employed by II. Il. Nafus.
The Daily STAR wrinkles every mornin &
In a good many households in his village.
Every one should aid In its circulation.
The galvanized iron cornce and cresting
we're put on the tower of the Reformed
Presbyterian Church during the past week.
A company Is being formed in our neigh
boring town, Kenton. for the purpose of
manufacturing malleable iron, and a pillow
manu- featuring establishment is also talked
Of.
Prof. James N. Ebrite, g. NJ. Lowry, Miss
Ida NJ. Moore and Miss Percie C. Durkee
are making conlmendable exertions in be.
half of the educational interests Of our viii
laee, and We are happy to say thev are sus-
tanned by every parent in the place.
The following named young men COM
Mains, leader; l.. Simpson, John .dckin ey.
Oscar Hannun,, Munsou Mains, Geo. Simp-
son, Maxy Cullison, Ed. Ellis, Sam. Lam
bert. A. Wilcox. III. Stout, Harry Ryan.
Only sixteen candidates for Sheriff in
Logan County. with two townships to hear
from. We will WAGER all our Government
bonds that Squire II. NJ. Cline will be The
lucky individual. and Mayor II. H. Barr,
OF DEG raft, will be nominated for Auditor.
mIDDLETOWN. q.
There will be vacation in our Public
Schools during tine Holidays
The oldest daughter of VIM. Sebalt is
cutie sick with scarlet fever.
Mrs. Joseph Kelly is living seriously i'll
at her residence Oh Sixth street.
The family OF Mrs. John Barber arrived
here last Thursday from California.
Mr.. Wn. Scott, who has been very sick
for some time, we are sorry to say, is no bet
ter.
Mics Louie ,Sehneen. of Hamilton. is visit
ing Miss Ira Bevinger at her residence, on
Broadway.
Little Johnny Rommel is living quite
sick at lie home, the Rommel House, with
scarlet fever.
BE sure and go to Bonman's and buy a
dollars worth and get chance in that
beautiful music box.
Tive oldest child Of Sink McChesny, 4
years old, died Friday night OF scarlet fever
and was buried Saturday.
Sixteen men belonging to the Western
Union Telegraph Comnanv were stopping
at the United States Hotel sa urday. They
are engaged in repairing the line.
Willie Cavle who was accidentally shot
IN the calf of the leg while out hunting
Thursday. is suffering a good deal. The
doctors say it may he necessary to ampu-
tate tho leg.
v. Koeple the Thirds'reet confectioner,
Is making Il grand display for Christmas.
He Is prepared to furnish every thing in his
line AT the shortest notice. We bespsak
for him big Christmas trade.
GREENFIELD. o.
The citizens Of Greenfield must not for.
get that Philip Phillips t,e renowned
singer. will give an evening of song at City
Hati, January 9Th.
Rev. Nr. Harper, of Xenia, o.. preached
two very strong and highly pleasing SER
nous Mt tlie U. z. Church last Sabbath, one
at IL O'Clock a. m. and the other ut o, o,clock
p M.
Chas. A. Welsheimer and Miss Ettie Hall
will be Joined in marriage Tuesday, De-
celnber 23d. May peace, love, prosperity
and length of days be added to their mar
riage life
Edward Boyd, or more generally known
as Flysum Boyd. has shoudered his paint
brush and bucket and Is driving brisk
business Ia the way OF vanishing CRATES.
Mr.. Bovd does his work we'll, aud his
charges are reasonable.
Mr.. Gass Patton. a yonng man who alb
seconded from here about year and half
ago for sedrcing and blighting the future
prospects Of a Noung lady of our town, was
captured ut Chillicothe one day last week
by Sheriff Newell, Of Hillsboro, and Dan
Harris. Marshal OF Greenfield. Mr.. Patton
was brought to Greenfield by the officers
and is now at liberty under pretty heavy
bonds ...- ..
Those thirteen boys that went to the
country to attend a spelling-match last
Thursday evening, and stood on the out
side ana raised such racket, and broke up
the match by their heathenish yells and
obsoeas language, are known. Their names
have been taken. and they will be deslt
with a. they deserve. especially the frisky
young nian TINT started the fuss by throw
ing q JOINT of cid stove-pipe through the
window.
. WILMINGTON. O.
An item which appeared In this column
a few daSs ago should have read as follows.
s.Dr. H. X. Warren & Son. homeopathists
but recently residents of this city, have
fitted up very pleasant Office aud recep-
tion room on the second floor Of DR..
Welsif's new building, on South street, op.
posite book store" Tie sentence which
followed had no connection with the above,
and gas run in by . Typographical error.
kAWRENCEBURG. IND.
The Miami Stove Works paved their
~, 900 for two weeks work on the 2oth inst.
Misses Mary ~ and Carrie 7. Burkam. of
New York City. are here to spend the holi-
days .,.....s. .--r. ..
w. Scott BWrkam, Of Lawrence, Kansas
viii ibs hese to spend the holidays with re-
lasisea t@la-
Mrs. Jennie Fitch Bonner, of New York
City. dsughter-in-law of Robert Bonner. Of
the New York Ledger, is spending the iloli-