The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-25
BELLE CENTRE. o.

Ross Touring mill in this place.
VIM. Colmery is making preparation to
build a fine brick dweling-house in the
spring.
Our friend Arthur J. Carter has sold over
$1,000 worth of Champion school-seats
during the fall.
r. L. Wharton sold some fifteen or
twenty head of horses last Saturday, and
realized good profit.
A. c. Ramsey, ESQ.,. contemplates erect
ing large warehouse for grain in kenton
during the coming season.
J. D. Campbell, our enterprising hard
ware man. Slipped during the past week
1928 pounds of poultry, aud mas plenty
left for the holidays.
We are t. have two new turnpikes in the
spring. and some of our citizens are pretty
heavily assessed. in order to procure
means for their construction.
Wilcox & McKinnon. J. B. Mustain.
Charles Nettler and Il. Rorke are all work
ing like heroes at the blacKsmithing busi-
ness, and seem determined to hammer out
fortunes.
Married. November 10th. by Rev. D.
Mather, OF Kenton. Mr.. Howard Y. Cline
to Miss Libbie Cohin, both of Belle Centre.
We wish them smooth and prosperous
voyage down the stream OF time.
Professor Perkins, of DAY ton, is instruct
ing u larae class in the art OF penmanship
in our place at present. His system is
excellent, easy to be acquired. and for
neatness and plainness Can not be sur
passed.
As Geneva College will be removed to
Beaver Falls. In Pennsylvania. the citizens
of our sister village, West Geneva, have
resolved to establish either an Academy or
Normal School for their own and the Lene-
tit of this community.
H. N. Cline, ESQ.,, will be the next
Sheriff OF Logan County. He Is gentle
man of large experience in matters apper-
tanning to our cOunty--has experienced
Southern hospitality in Andersonville, and
has soli which ever responds to the music
of the Union.
GREENFIELD. o.
George Love, of Cincinnati, Is visiting
his mother at this place.
A petition is in circulation In this place,
asking an increase OF the School Board from
three to six.
Mrs. Clara A. Roberts and husband, ]. H..
Roberts, have come to spend Thanksgiving
week with her parents, Rev. r. Cullett
Greenfield has on actual count, fifty
three old maids and iorty Ave old baclie-
lors out Of a population of twenty-eigt
hundred.
Andrew McMillen, of Indiana, Is visiting
his sister Mrs. Ai,rrow Adams Andrew
MNMillpr 10 n krs,fnur of w Iliou, No A,llan
deceased.
Mr.. Hird. the gentlemanly agent of the
s., J. & ?. Road, at this place, Is sick
Professor F. Hudson. late If Springfield. is
filling his place for few days.
G. A. Welsheiner the coal merchant, has
moved his Office to four doors west of Snlil,
& Longs Marble Shop. IN Main street.
Office hours from a. IN. to 0 p. m.
Mr.. Worth Murray. of Hope, Ark. is
visiting his parents, James Murray. Wortl,
made his parents very happy bv dropping
in on them very Unexpectedly last Sab.
bath, Nov. Gath.
We must all pull down our vest and
tumble IN to the NJ. e. Social, at the resi-
de.,ce or E. H.. Miller, next Thursday even
ing. November 9th. Oysters, cake and fat
turkey Is the layout sH.. ..&
The Greenfield Bible Society, composed
of five churches, English M. T., Gerlnai,
NJ. E., Colored NJ. e., First Presby terial,
and Baptist held their annual meeting
Sabbath evening" Nov. Gath, at First Pres.
BY yterian Church. Service opened with an
anthem BY the choir; next was the report
by Secretary Rev. L. Leib. which, was not
very encouraging. Rev. Il. Callett and
Rev. g. Crothers each made a short al
dress very appropriate and to the point.
The congregation was slim. we suppose on
account of Its being very cool evening.
HAMILTON.
the Opera tonight
New Years Eve Ia the time set when the
Emerson Society will give their anniversary
party.
Miss Susie Castator. of the First Ward
has returned after pleasant visit to Mays
vile, KY.
Misses Dolly and Lucy Jackson. of the
First Ward, are visiting friends in Brook
vile. Ind.
Mrs. Mary Berry, of Logansport, Ind, Il
visi ing Mr.. and Mrs. George Baeier or
Second Street.
Mrs. Reinhardt Bruck left to-day fo,
Millville where she was called to the sick
bed Of her sister. o.
Geo Keen, an old Hamilton boy bu,
now resident # St. Louis, is home visit
ing lis old friends. ,r sr ~-a
Frank Pendegrass, for some time pas,
connected with the Boston Bakery, died a,
his residence yesterday. between the hour.
of II and H. s-sE
Last week black cont was found at The
corner of Front and Basin. The owner cai
have said coat by calling at "John's' head
quarters. down on Water street.
Philip Stepp will have grand TURKEY
rattle Al the Bellevue Garden Tonight anG
Wednesday evening. Go and try youl
luck OH turkey, ye skilled handlers Of tht
rifle.
William Lennehan, light-fngered sky
farker, thought he would trv his hand a
sampleing iron down ut Fl. P. Deuscher'.
Variety Iron Works but was caught and
lodged IN the Station-house.
P. H. Gilbert has just filled out on orde,
for anOtlier one Of tn ne Combination Dram,
Caskets They are fine. costly ana orna
mental, being covered with drape ant
satin, which makes splendid combina