The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-06
DUR NEXT-DOOR NEIGHBORS.
pickings by Star Reporters I'm Neigh.
boring Cities and Towns.
GREENFIRLD, O.

Coal Is on the downward move. Ii IS sell
ing at 12K cents per ousi,ei, delivered.
Union temperance meeting at Town
Hall on Sunday evening, December 7th.
Addresses by the ministers Vi the several
different churches.
James P. Marrows' carriage shop has sus.
pended work for few da,s on account of
not being able TO get spokes and other We d
material in sufficient quantities to run q
full set of hands.
Edward Collett lit out for Eaton, Ohio.
on last Monday morning and returned on
Tuesday evening. bringing wife with
him. a Miss IA,necker, of Eaton. Ohio.
Eddie's calculation is to move wife and all
to his farm in Southern Illinois.
Fido Backston, Coley saxton. Munk.
Gibson, Peter Anderson, Frickley Caldwell,
Button Wa,ldell, Willie Yount. Sinner
Miller. Satin Soott, Sugar Nelson, Tall"w
Blackburn, Siich l'arshell and a few Others
OF our young men have renteda r ON and
pnta gymnasium all in running order.
The N. E. Church choir, we learn, will
commence practicng SOON for concert. to
be given in connection with the regular
Sabbath evening service. Instead OF preach.
ing it will I've a service of song for the pur.
pose of raising money to buy q new set OF
anthem books. There will be no charge al
the door: money is to be raised by @ lice.
tiea. The date OF concert will be given in
due time.
WILMINGTON. o.
The game of football between the Col.
1ege and Public Sehpol pupils Thursday af
terno0n was Won by the former.
Bob Stun, a former druggist of this place.
and now of Circieyille, has been visiting
here for few days. He returned home
yesterday.
oh for chemist to teach some milk men
OF this whole land just what an Inintesi-
mai quantity of analine 1t requires to give
weak milk a deceptive color.
WHY does not Wilmington have a coal
weigher and wood measurerP 1t wonld
stnp the disgraceful clatter 1T many
tongues in regard t. their short weights in
coal and short measurement of wood.
Our Public School. in every department,
under the management of Mr.. G irwin, was
never run with mare smoothness. The
principal and subordinates attend strictly
tn their business, and let everything else
afone which gives great satisfaction.
Some of our coarser haired gentry are
much pleased with he Society for the Sup.
preston of Music The clickn. of billiard
balls is much m're soothing to their "sav-
age bisasts," and they have no nntion of
letting sweet Musc creep into their ears
none whatever.
MlDDLETOWN, q.
DF. Finney, Of Detroit Mich. was la
Gown yesterday.
Miss Clara Barnitz is visiting her uncle,
Dr. Webster. at Dayton, Oslo.
TIE brick work on the Episcopal Church
on Fourth street is nearing com mpletion.
Mary Mulligan. of Cincinnati, has been
visiting Anna Guldrick the past two weeks.
Mr.. Campbell. Prosecuting Attorney oi
Bdtler County, was in town yesterday visit
ing his mother.
Mrs. VIM. Hudson, who has been seri.
ovsly i'll for the past ten days, we are sorry
to say is no better.
Mrs. James Nichols the milliner, on
broadway. makes a fine display in her show
windows for Christmas &,
Gilbest Doty i,as withdrawn the bus line
since the street cars have been running.
Tie bus line mas not paid.
The Townsend Family will play in Lei.
bees Hall during Christmas week, under
the management of James Woolley.
D. J. McMshon Is now among our citi-
zcns witt, his samples of teas and eoffees,
which he Is selling at astonishingly low
prices. Give him your order.
The ladies' of the Methodist Episcopal
Church Vii have an Art Loan Exhibition
the week before Christ mas at I.eibees Hall.
A different programme for each night. Sea.
son tickets 81. All are invited to attend.
No difference what anybody saws to the
contrary, Harry Bishop SAYS those two
large dolls will be given away New Years
Eve without fail. Parties buying 81 worth
of groceries will get ticket. and perhaps
be lucky enough to get the dolls They
are On exhibition at his store on Main
street, and are worth seeing.
AURORA. IND.
Mra Sabra Blail. of Humboldt Kansas,
is the guest of re- latives and friends.
Yenng PeAman, who Ind his finger csli
off by circular saw, in the Aurora Chai,
factory, Wednesday, is reported doing
well.
James Hayes, of the firm of Weympnd 4
Hayes, grOcers, was suddenly attacked with
hemorrl,age of the lungs at 8 a. m. vester.
day. He was taken home to his residence
in buggy, where lie received proper treat.
ment.
Mrs. Nigabeth, wife of O. P. Miller, died
| yesterday at Ia n.. at Wilmington, III
the 67th year of her age. Mrs. Miller is
weil-known In Aurora, and .iler many
! frieads are sorry to hear of her death
Funeral SUNDAY at 1880 q. m, from III. t.
Charcll, Wilmington.
Died. Of lingering consumption, Mrs.
Henry Walker, YESTERDAY morning at s
o clock. In West Side. Mrs Walker wa.
the wife Of Assistant Postmaster Henry
Walker Her lust words to her father, Mr.
Walters. were: "Do you think I will las,
this whole days I longte get across the
river"
GRORGETOWN. KY.l
Much sickness Is prevailing in this
town.
The Methodists are intending to have 8
good time Christmas.
There will he a wedding on the 18th inst
and one on the 18Th inst in this place.
The members of the Eniscopai ei,r-c,,