The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-18
OUR NEXT-DOOR NEIGHBORS,
Pickings by Star Reporters in Neigh
boring Cities and Towns.
LAwRENcEBURG. IND.

aA w u ENC Oh~s ANDs
A delegation of Good Templars from this
city were at Aurora. the guest of the l. o.
G. T., on Tuesday evening.
Miss Laura Graham, charming and ac-
complisl,ed lady of Petersburg KY, was q
guest of Miss Mala Bainbridge, the pianist.
Monroe Terrill died of consumption early
yesterday morning. and was buried the
same evening. Some three months ago
Terrill, on account of consumptive illness,
was directed by Governor Williams to be
taken from the Jetfersonville Penitentiary
to his home in this city.
The late Joseph Hayes Sr.. contested
will case decision, involving $3.50, 900 worth
of property, was reversed by the Judges OF
the Supreme Court yesterday AFTERNOON.
In the trial befo. the Circuit Court OF this
tDearborn) county year ago, the case was
decided In favor Of the plaintiff.
AURORA. IND. u[r
Alta regular meeting of the l. o. g. T.,
Tuesday evening, quite number OF persons
were initiated as new and full-hedged mem.
bers.
A course of lectures will be inaugurated
January lst Mayor Green. Hon. VIM. 8.
Holman and Geo. Sutt,n. Md. prominent
and influential citizens of Aurora, are the
prime movers in the cause.
Sallivan's Combination in the play OF
"A Mirror of Ireland" Monday and Tues
day evenings, was something grand. The
past, present, and Ireland in its glory.
repseseated by modifying scenes and
sketches, which scenes and sketches are q
true o0py, were excellent.
NEWARK.
Court adjourns on Saturday, December
Goth.
The mud which has been piled up and
froEe around the square is being removed.
The inside of the Courthouse is being
cleared of the brick and plaster that has
filled the Courtroom.
Levi Grey, who struck Officer Joe Griffith
last Thursday, has been bound over to
Court Tor the sum of $500, in default of
which he weRt to Jail.
a suit has beer. filed in the Court Of Com
mon Pleas against Sheriff Rowland, OF
Licking County, and Frank Larimore:
keeper of the County Jail, for the sum of
5000 for maliciously imprisoning Isaac
Boles.
= Tuesday afternoon the trial Of Levi Grey
came up in the Police Court Grey claimed
that the reason lie hit Officer Griffith with
stone was that he swore falsely against
him 80 as to send him to the Ohio Peni.
tentiary. Att
On December 18th, the Sheriff and clerks
drew the names of pers ms Sto serve on
grand and petit juries for the next term Of
court, commencing January 9th, 1880.
Grand Jury-S y. Kelley, C. B. Giffin, s.
H. White, Elias Shrader, Eieazer Evans,
A. B. Dutton, Charles A. Berlt W. w.
Merchant, A. L. Simmons, w. nj. Graves,
James NJ. Crawford, Henry Meters, james
Hill and w. w. McUlintock. Petit jury
James Galligan, j. r. Edgerly. Jonn H.
Skinner, J. H. Cheek, Wilson Vermilion,
George BuMgarner, Samuel Rector, Will
liam Trial, George Clouse, A. Il. Miller,
w. w. Foster and J. NJ. Wright.
WILMINGTON. o.
Miss I.u Fuller has been quiet i'll for a
few days past. She is slowly recovering.
The Wilmington Public School will let
ont Friday evening for a two weeks vaoa-
ton r,A$b EEt.t
Tuesday morning J. P. Harsha, H. B
Indy and Joe Milkan were arrested and
taken before MAY or Hayes OH u charge OF
drunkenness. disordery condhct, &c Har-
sl,a was fined $50 and cests Lindly $5 and
costs. and Milikan SIS and costs The
Mayor did lis duty. s.s .s3.s.
EATON. q.
Jake Miller 10 suffering very much from
bad cold.
JAS Barnhart the photographer, smileth.
"ris a girl. .....
Judge Gilmore is holding Court at
Springfield, @. GfE%&FE# "A
Judge Hume, of Hamilton, O., is holding
Court here tiiis week. sFGri;s.3f'
Isaac Van AusdaI, Of Dayton, O., is visit.
ing relatives at this place. e....
Santa Claus headquarters at the Eaton
Cheap Store, next to The Post-ofi1cs.
Miss. Ruth Van Ausdal has returned from
pleasant visit to friends at Dayton, D.
Judge Hagans and Warren N. Bateman,
OF Cincinnati, are attending Court here.
Henry Wilson now does the polite be-
hind the counter at the Eaton Chesp Store,
nsxt 10 the Post-office.
mlDDLETOWN o..
.. Hardtt Of Hamilton, was in town yes
terday. ess a#HH .E E&~A
James Leslie, Of Dayton, was visiting
friends here yesterday. ......- ss,e
Mira Tilson Smoyer is lying very sick at
her residence, on First street.
Professor Barnard and wife start East
next saturday to be absent during the holi-
daya " Hw
John N. Garrison, a former resident OF
this plAce, now of Dayton, was visiting
friends In this place yesterday. . w
Officer 6Moyer arrested two fellows on
Tuesday evening for disorderly conduct
and lodged them safely In the cooler.
0eorgs Talmage started for Bfookyille
yesterday to attend the funeral Of his
father, who was buried at that place to-day.
Tie large doll At Harry Bishops Is at
tracing q good deal Of attention. Parties
buyfuga dollars worth of groceries get a
ticket In the drawing. -m
The AIT Loan Exhibition in Leibee's
Hall, by the ladies Of Nj. E. Church was
apened last night to the public. The at
tendauce was quite large. In fact It was
maoh larger tlap was anticipated, it bAjng
The opening night All are invited u At
tend. .;.,t,H,4 a ...r.s-4 ....