The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-29
BELLEVUE. E1Y.
The brickyards have resumed work.

The brlckyards have resumed work,
The NJ. E. Church service will be held to-
night at the residence of Mr.. Balance.
There will not be any Temperance meet
ing tomorrow night, owing to the council
chamber being otherwise used.
The Board of Equalization, which con
sists OF President johnson, James L. Ans
paugh, Chas Nagel, Len Griggs and Clerk
Sam Griffith, commenced their labors last
night.
In the great game of baseball between
the Boys of the Hill and the Fairfield Ave.
nues. the former won BY score of 6 to 3
in good game. Another exciting game
will be played in few days.
AURORA, IND.
Charles Beinkam, who is candidate for
reelection as City Treasurer, has no oppo-
sition.
Charley Jenkens is the latest to announce
himself as Il candidate for Councilman in
the Second Ward.
A petition is being circulated in "Sunny
Side in favor of being annexed to the city
of Aurora.
Madame KitchePs pupils give grand
vocal and Instrumental concert in the
| Opera-hou this (Tucsday) evening. A fine
| piOE oillillc HIS DeeU pTtDuTCu.
| HOME CITY.
The baseball grounds are being prepared
for futnre enjoyment
Mrs. Chipman, of Delhi, is slowly recov-
ering from severe attack Of pneumonia.
Mrs B. Miller, of Louisville, who is visit
ing her parents at this place, and has been
seriously ill, is slowly convalescing.
The following explains itself, and is the
result OF the meeting held at the hall of
Mr.. Magnes last evening:
whereas, There are now on file. and
pending in County Commissioners Office,
and set down for hearing May 3d. 1879, two
petitions, the one for the incorporation of
Home City as Village, and the other for
the incorporation of Delhi, Industry, Home
CITY and other territory as hamlet; and
whereas, proposition was made in
open session of said County Commissioners
on April 23d, 1879, by the representatives
OF Home City to the representatives of
Delhi, for Delhi (Znn's subdivision) to be-
cove incorporated with Home City as a
village; be it
Resolved BY the citizens of Home CITY.
in mass meeting assembled April %, 1879,
u. That entertaining kind and friendly
feelings for Delhi and its citizens, and de-
sire to promote and perpetuatc friendly re-
auons with them, being one people, one
community, having interests in common
and common destiny, we hereby in this
public manner invite them to Join with us
and become part of the incorporated vii
lage OF Home City, now or at some future
time.
'2.That in case Delhi prefers not to become
Incorporated in any form at present, we re-
spectfully ask them, in the spirit of neigh
borly friendship and non-interventon, to
withdraw their opposition to the applica-
ton OF Home City to become incorporated.
3. That we are opposed to and urgently
protest against the incorporation with
Home City OF Industry or any other terri
tory outside of our proposed boundaries,
except Zlnn's subdivision OF Delhi as afore-
said.
a. That should Delhi decline or fail to
take the necessary steps, accepting the.
propositions of Home City herein stated
on or before the Sd of May, 1879, then our
representatives are hereby requested and
instructed to press in all honorable wav and |
means before the honorable Board of Coun-
ty Commissioners the application of Home
City to become an incorporated village.
Adopted unanimously.
-. Il. BURDGE, Chairman.
IN. r. ADRIANCE, Secretary"
HOME Cry, April 2Sth, 1879.
DAYTON. Xxx.
George Lusk is quite i'll.
Tom Lusk and Del. Cutter have returned
from Leadville.
The Baptist Mite Society will meet to-
night at the residence Of DR.. Keith.
Mr.. Hamilton, long resident of Belle
vue, has rented Colonel Jones' new resi-
ience. and will become one of US.
The dummie collided with Mr.. Billie
Dokes' wagon yesterday, and knocked
things endways. Mr.. DokcS received several
injuries about the head, which are not dam
serous, however.
William Mace and Henry Barger, both
living i'll Lower Day ton, were thrown into
he river by the capsizing of boat, caused
1y the swells from the wheels of toy-boat
yesterday. Both being good swimmers,
hey socn padded to shore.
sPRINGFIELD. o.
The festival given by the Odd Fellows on
Monday night in their own hall was great
uCceSS.
The Baptist Sunday school Institute hold
ne next meeting at Yellow Springs June
lth and 18th.
Peter zimmerman and Martin Bolan.
trunk and disorderlies paid in at the
81 and dcosts.
Bob Mitchell, formerly of the Champion
,itys, is now member of the Cleveland
'lub. Let us hear from you, Bob.
Those ! cent gamblers, we mean those
mo reached the Station, appeared at the
iayors office on Monday, and were each
med s. and costs
Our railroads passing through this coun-