The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-08
OUR NEXT.DOOR NEIGHBORS,
Pickings by Star Reporters In Neigh.
boring cities and Towns.
WASHINGTON C. H., 0.

D0rfng CitleS anu IOWnSs
WASHINGTON c. H., o.
Several of our citizens will see Grant at
Chicago. Among tie number are John Nc
Kee and John Morrell:
Mr.. f. A. Murray, one Of the most popu-
lar and competent druggists Washington
has ever had is making preparations to
leave us. Mr.. Murray will be a valuable
acquisition to any drug house where char
acter and competency are required in an
employe.
Jacob Lights clothing and gents furnish
lug store on Court street, was entered by
burglars last night and robbeaaf boots,
pants, shirts and socks. The scoundreis eV-
identity intended to make much larger
haul but were frightened OFF, Ihey nao
quite pile of piece goods at the wihooN
where the entrance was effected, oat M 9io
not succeed in getting away with 1t. Inc
officers seem to have had suspicion that q
robbery would be attempted, consequently
more than ordinary vigilance was exercised.
Several suspicious characters have been no,
ticed on our streets, and our citizens VIII
do well to keep 32-caliber convenient iof
use. This is the most effective treatment
that can be applied to such cases.
GREENFIELD. 0.
DR.. Milton Dunlap has his new office
about completed. 1t is quite snug little
building.
Mr.. Frank Hudson, OF Springfield, Ohio,
paid our city visit on Friday OF this week.
Frank was formerly resident OF Green
field.
VIM. Yount, one of our gardeners, has
the contract of furnishing Mr.. Parker, the
grocery man, with four hundred head Of
cabbage to make into krout.
Our Town Council would do well to take
long and steady look at the east end of
North street. 1t is positively impossible
for q whee-barrow, say,nothing about coal
carts, butcher wagons, etc.
TIE Republicans of Greenfield are still
hammerhng away at Samuel Caldwell, and
have got him almost persuaded to be their
candidate for Justice of the Peace in the
coming election aga lInst John J. Bell, Dem
Oorat.
Rev. S. D. Crothers, pastor u the Flrst
Presby terian Church. Greenfield, Eeacheu
all excellent sermon from the n. L. pulp,i
on Thursday evening. Brother Price was
there and gave us some good and lively
singing.
WILMINGTON. ..
Mr.. B. F. Page of Chicago, ILL.,, was in
town last week. He was the guest of Miss
Lee Fuller, one of the handsomest bellies of
the city. Ben. is very good looking young
geut, and OF course is salways welcome Wis
it@r.
Rev. Jacob Emmons left here on Sunday
morning at half-past clock, went to Dan
willie, beyond Hillsboro, o., preached Sun
day and Sunday night, and back by noon
next day at his fish-stand, corner Main and
South streets.
BELLEFONTAaNE. o.
Our county bonds are now at a premium
of u per cent
DR. Rutter will occupy the office vacated
by DR. Baldwin.
Six marriage licenses were issued during
the present week.
James +. Gardner, wool merchant is in
Boston on business.
Dr. A. L. Griffin and wife are visiting rel
atiyes in Greenwich, Ohio.
Ben. Allen and IL. Stewart have gone to
Henry County on deer hunt.
Our meteorologist VIM. Barringer, re-
ports October, 1879, the warmest on record.
The Evangelical Southeran Church will
erect a new edifice next spring to cost
$4,000
Ed. Sullivan, the saloonist is released
from Jail, after a confinement of five
months.
The total amount Of premiums awarded
bv our Agricultural Society this year was
$3.50 25.
Judge VIM. Lawrence and r. P. Ken
nedy have returned from their great Repub.
Iican blowout in New York.
The congregation of the NJ It. Church
are arranging for Loan exhibition to take
place during the holidays.
The partnership of Sullivan & Batch, in
the harness business, has been dissolved,
after union of twenty-six years, Sulii-
van ''going West
ceased, died Monday night. Her remains
were taken to Cincinnati for interment.
Our Court of Common Pleas has over
four hundred cases on the docket to tackle
next week including twenty-five divorce
cases. and several for breach OF promise.
Our Masonic Chapter conferred the ROYAL
Arch Degree on three brothers--Nillian,
]. Lawrence, Frank P. Taylor and John
L. kizer. On Friday evening last, and al
forwards. gave grand banquet in theil
hail.
WEST CONVICTION.
Mrs. VIM. Ware and c. Il. Francis and
family, Of Campbell County. are visiting
Mrs. c. 4. Martin.
The young lady that Mr.. Ben. Gravener
of Ludlow, is reported to be going to mar
ry, denies the soft impeachment.
LUDLOW. KT.
Services as usual in the churches to-mor
row. Go to church somewhere.
A number Of persons in the town arr
now confined to their beds by sickness.
Mr.. M. B. Wells, WHO has been absent il
Michigan for some time past, is soon ex
pected home.
We are glad to be able to say that on
friend. Mr.. James Nixon, who was serious
ly hurt by being thrown from buggy las
week, is improving.
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