The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-18

reach great American angler and
Damon g. thy Chief. Pardon us If we sug-
gest, Fred, raid upon the East Columbia
street rock manipulators. sect thee gone,
boy; get the gone, boy. But the boy
wouldn't get thee gone"
Officer George Ludlow-Big hearted man,
we have you in tow. A friend in need IS
friend indeed, so sayeth many poor crea-
ture who hath partook of the hospitality ex-
tended by Officer George.
Officer Dave Newell-Romeo of the force.
We are taking you in. Order within thy
patrol reigns supreme. This speaks thy
worth and receives appreciation by peo-
ple's blessing.
Officer Biddle Boggs-Grand-d daddy OF the
force. You catch our admiration. For
years thou hast served us well, and may
thy service go on.
Station-keeper William Reid-You jolly
old sui and bnss yarn.dispenser of the
Champion City: May you find your labors
as pleasant as when wrapped up in gas.
Supervisor Billy Watters-We observe
thee possessed of the qualities to make one
model to the charge to which you serve.
BELLE CENTRE. o.
Our village needs street crossings badly
and should have them at once.
Mrs. D. N. Cutting returned from visit
ing friends in Iowa on last Saturday.
Aaron Schots' wife has applied for d.
vorce, and that is what's the matter with
Hannah.
For good, neat and substantial buggy
our friend e. Il. Nafus can beat all compet-
itors by long ways.
J. r. Dennis treats our citizens to some
of the finest and most nutritious beef
steaks the market can afford.
A great amount of stone is being taken
from the quarries of Will Colmery, east OF
our village, for the purpose of building
bridges, culverts. etc.
That look of calm serenity which sits
like thing cf beauty upon the rotund
face of A. G. Liggett is caused by the ap-
pearance of ponderous boy at his house.
Later.-It is announced that papa is doing
well.
Preaching at the M. e. Church every
two weeks by the pastor in charge, Rev. j,
s Blair; at the Presby Church every
Sabbath, pastor, Rev. A. J. Clark, and at
the disciple Church every two weeks, by
Elder Q. A. Randall.
Communion on next Sabbath at the Re
formed Presbyterian Church. cordial
invitation is extended to all our citizens tC
he present ON the occasion. The pastor
Rev. John Lynd, will be assisted by Rev. J
r. Latimore, of Xena.
The Reformed Presbyterian congregati II
OF this village have one of the most tasty
church buildings in Logan County. 1t j.
,f l,,;o oh nv
mounted with Mansard, surr punded with
beautiful iron railing, or will be whei
| finished. The dimensions of the buildn.
are 39 by 70 feet, the audience room being
| 36T feet b. 81, and finished in the mos
artistic manner in beautiful clouded ash
| with walnut trimming; in the rear of thu
pulpit is recess finished in panel work
the pulpit is beautiful and appropriate il
| design, is made of mottled ash, trimmed
with walnut; the windows are circle tops
and contain three rows OF glass, the outsid
rows being filled with white ground glas
and the ceuter with blue and ruby, make
beautiful contrast.
| GREENFIELD. O.
| Mr.. Charles MURRAY, of Bainbridge, O
was in town on last Sabbath visiting hi
parents.
Mrs Samuel Hyer and son, of Sprin!
field, Ohio, formerly citizen of Greenfield
Ohio, are visiting her brother, Dayi
Welsheimer, of this place.
Mr.. w. McKell, of Chiliicothe, O.,
making preparations to put up two larg
brick dwelling houses along the new ave
nue. on south side f NJ. & C. Railroad.
All voters within the corporation c
Greenfield can see draft of the postoffic
of the new proposed school-building, q
rather the old building remodeled. 1t is
nice thing. and will be credit to our town
As it is to be decided by IT, of the peopl
whether we will have the house improve
or not, all would do well to 90 and examin
the draft.
According 10 appointment Rev. w. Ia,
lor Of the Presbyter Church, delivere
4 his lecture on the religion of Free Masonr
in Citr Hall on last Sabbath, Novembf
10th. Mr. Taylor made ,errible effort
overthrow Free Masonry in the minds {
is audience, but his argument fell t,
short of accomplishing that whereunto
was sent. 1t seems to be the opinion :
those present that Mr., Taylor had misse
his calling.
| WASHINGTON G. H.,O.
| Wprrell and Mckee, the Chicago excu
sionists, returned safe ON Saturday.
Melvin h Co. are receiving proposals frol
glass men for large French plate glass fl
the front of their business house.
| Charley Palmer's trotting horse "Riprap
relieved tie monotony of quiet Sabbat
by running away through Court street SUI
day afternoon Mrs. Clemmer was drivin
t is flyer, and she took her lively ride wit
seeming composure. The horse was eve,
tually stopped, and nobody hurt
| At the regular Sunday afternoon tempe
ance meeting, at the NJ. +. Church, it ",
resolved to push violators of the liquor Law
to the wall. Speeches were made b. Ho,
Mills Gardner. Revs. Carpenter, Mack, Pr
and Hon. II. V. Kerr. all of whom adv
Gated earnest, aggressive e work. The hee
ing by rising vote, indorsed the speake
unanimously.
MARIETTA. q.
The witnesses IN the case of Russell Barne
for rebbine the mails leave tur Cincinna
to night Among them are Lund, the ma
detective. Postmaster Governor and I'll
route agents, Coleman and Pollock.
HAMILTON.
John Faith spent the Sabbath at Mapl
wood.