The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-22
OUR NEXT-DOOR NEIGHBORS.
Piokings BY Star Reporters I'm Neigh
boring Cities and Towns.
RELLE CENTRE, o.

BELLE CENTRE, o. -
Drs. M. D. Willslow and LYMAN Dow are
having good practice just now.
Samuel Fulton is superlatively happy
1t is a boy and weighs, well, ever so much.
Frank Harrod was brought home on
Tuesday with an ugly cash cut in his knee.
The Ross Touring mills is being run to
its utmost capacity at present, with Charles
Cullison as engineer.
A young chap in our village got we'll
deserved trouncing at the hands of our lit
tie baker ON Tuesday morning
Chief Justice H. McCline and Mayor Fl.
A. Hunter are busy, and poise the scales of
justice in favor of and in defense of inno-
Cence. M
Mr.. Oscar Piatt formerly resident of
Belle Centre, but now living in Illinois, has
been visiting friends here and in this
vicinity.
Court is in session, and certain man in
town has skipped ont as usual. Can't stand
the pressure, as the Immortal ]. N. Free
would say. p..
Captain A. M. Talmage was summoned
to the sick bedside of his aged father, re-
siding in Brookville, Montgomery County,
during the past week.
Miss Ssllie Patrick a much respected
and highly esteemed young lady who re-
sided in Lewistown, this County, died
during the past week of dropsy.
Simon Daily. Deputy Sheriff of our
County, was in Belle Centre on Thursday
last. He seemed as though he wished to
See somebody. Come again, Simon.
On Sabbath evening, Nov. 10th, Mr.. VIM.
Lease and Mrs Margaret J. Oldaker were
married, Rev. U. Hoyt officiating. May
happiness, peace and prosperity ever attend
them.
Mrs. Rev. J. M. Johnston, of Morning
Sun, Preble County, who has been visiting
friends in Pennsylvania, arrived in our viii
lage on Tuesday, accompanied by her son.
in-law, Rev. VIM. McKirahan, and wife.
GREENFIELD. 0.
Mr.. John Basier has his large two-story
frame house on west end of Main street
about completed. Itis a tine-looking house.
d. Welsheimer the miller, is still tearing
down, remodeling, and adding new ma
chinery 10 his mill. He is determined to
make such grade Of -four as none can beat
ii money and the latest improved ma
chinery can do it. ....-
Mr.. B.. B. James died at his residence, on
the evening of the 10Th of November, with
paralysis OF the throat His remains will
be deposited in tire vault at the Greenfield
Cemetery for the present, and afterwards
removed to Littleton, New Hampshire, for
interment.
The Republican Senatorial Convention OF
the Ross and Highland District was held at
Greenfield, o., November Goth, to fill the
vacancy caused by the ueath of A. L. Brown
John Entrikin, of Chillicothe,. was the fa-
yored man, receiving the nomination. on
the fourth ballot.
The oldest man in Highland County is
Mr.. William Mains, of Greenfield. Mr.,
Mains is in his ninety sixth year, and he
looks hale and hearty. He walks to church
without his cane, reads without glasses,
and comes out to the polls and votes the
Republicans ticket at every eIeoaon.
EATON. o. A
Misses Cad. and Effie Stephens have. re.
turned from their visit to Middletown,0.
VIM. B. Marsh, ESQ, who has been visit
ing Indianapolis, Ind, on professional bust
ness the past two days, has returned to this
place.
BURGLARY.-The grocery Of John Long
necker g. Sons was burglarised Thursday
night or yesterday morning. The safe was
forced open with Jimmy" and sledge-
hammer and deprived OF about $500 in
money and valuables. The sledge and tools,
it seems, were taken from the blacksmith
shop of John Leuenberger. No clue has
yet been found that would lead to the de-
lection Of the burglars
The Thanksgiving Eve Ball which was to
take place next Wednesday evening, has
been indefinitely postponed on account OF
the Murray Ober engagement at the Opera
house.
The Murray-Ober Novelty Comedy Com
pany open an engagement at the Opera
house next Monday evening, Oath inst,
which will undoubtedly prove quite sue
cessful for them.
Quite large delegation from this point
will visit Cincinnati. going on John r. Nc
row morning. The principal attraction Of
fered Oh this occasion is Pat. Rooneys
Combination at Heuck's Opera-house. Fare
for the round trip only 81 25. ' .A
The wife of DR.. Robert Pryor died at
Seven Mile, o., last Thursday morning.
Her remains. were brought to this place
and appropriate services we're held at the
M. K. Church at moor to-day, from which
placea large funefa coftege escorted the
remains to Mound Hill Cemetery, where
the einteunent took place. 4F.rti f..fs se-,
HAMILTON.
fhe st. Stephens Fair closes to. morrow
night. 6af9t W tt"tN> iItri4
The Emerson Society meets Tonight at
VIM. e. Browns
Henry Schlosser has returned from a bus
iness trip tosLima. ~
Bender, the halter, brought out his big
black beay yesterday.
M. T.fWeiley is lying qaite sick at his
room over the st. Julian corner Third and
Basin.
Mr.. Phillip stepp will set another free
oyster lunch tomorrow morning, at hisOld
stand, on Second street.
Miss Sallie Crawford has the pleasure of
entertaining the Irving Society at her spa
cious residence Tonight Ftt .Fff
/. Divine services in the Reformed Church,
corner Of Ross and Third streets, to-mor-
row morning at II O'Clock, g. L. Mecliling,
pastor, II 'ffktB