The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-13

street considerably by macadamizing the
sidewalk In fnent Of Am. Ross rssidence
'Ehese dark nights BDnae one will meet with
an accident and then 1t 10 too late DO aot
The Huntingdon Advertiser says that
| the contractors have left for Kentucky to
examine Sections to IL inclusive 6ec.
cluding Tripletts Tanneli, 1000 feet long,
and about IL miles moro Of the L., B. 8.
Railroad with view to bidding on same.
This work will be given out at once.
While Mr.. Barney Campbell was digging
a cistern in the jail-yard Wednesday niora-
ing, assisted by several negro prisoners, one
made an excuse 10 80 to the Kitchen to
bring q bucket of COAL but slipped over the
back fenee and left for parts unknown. The
next day about the same hour another did
likewise Jailer Bruton is engaged attend
ing the Court. He has not succeeded in
capturing his birds yet. ~+E, u
| COSHOCTON, O.
Our merchants sre beginning to fix up
| their show windows for Christmas.
M. James Gallagher, well known in this
place, passed throughon No. 10 Wednesday
Mr. Joseph Burrel, who has been in New
York for some time returned wednesday.
&C. Eckert, O. r. Burns and George Nc
Neil took flying trip to Columbus Thurs
day. b.. r...- .o.a--t ......
! Mrs. Mulvane, of New Comerstown, Is
visiting Mrs. g. A. Mcdonald, of this
place. ii@ 1aia r s&a IT,
We notice Mr.. John Sawyer. who has
been at Villa Ridge, I'LL, for about one
year. on our streets again.
We notice Mr.. J. w. Simmons, Master Of
son Division of the P, C. q st. L. r. Z. In
the city Wednesday. Gi
Among the prominent people going to
4 Columbus to the Grant reception We NOTES
MIR. Ed. Spaagisr and wife. who left
Wednesday on No. 10.
Mr.. M. Gilhoviy, conductor Of, the r, G.
Il st. L. r. R.. whose family reside at thi,
place, left Wednesday morning to Join
Colonel J. R. 6haier, late Superintendent 0,
the r., @ q St.sL. r. r. but who is nov
Superintendent of j., NJ. & l. headquarter,
W'RRiNCEBURG. urD.E ,
The Zion Church's oyster festival was
we'll attended Thursday and Friday even
iilsa .iag f tiJN E8 lU5.f L&gc t..
West High street, in front Of the Court
house Square, is being graded with grave
layer. g gv -r. -. p .-v,
The United States snag.boat E. "A. Wood
ruff fished for snags just above our cit,
wharf yesterday. sIa .e-r
Clint Jones, proprietor of the Hunt,
Hotel, of this city. Is visiting in Harrison
Ohio, his former home. ''.. .a
/ Abiah Hayes gained his second trial thi,
week; Bulah Lowe vs.. Abiah Hayes, suil
on $50 note, was by the jury decided il
favor of the defendant
i Harry Probasco, who was subppnaed t.
appear as witness In the Lowe vs.. Have
account case which was tried yesterday
didn't appear to testify. His non-appear
anee caused Dearborn County to nay $3(
for loss Of time. jury fees, &c. Probasco
for c0ntempt of Court, was fined SIT 90.
I Gt3 AURORA. IND. f.
The proprietors Of the opera-heuse ar,
negotiating with Nick Roberts to give n
"Humpty Dumpty" in Aurora
The event of the season was the "Orient
ap or Bon-Ton Clubs hop at Schultze}
Hall Thursday evening. 1t was in realit,
a very hightoned and pleasant affair.
Messrs Sam. Leive, 10. Hart, bftye
Meyers, and other prominent and infuen
tiai Jewish citizens established club-rOon
} in the Opera-honse Building. It is bein
elaborately furnished. 4H. H.
, Mr.. Stapp, one of the proprietors of tn
!, Opera. house. received telegram yesterda,
from the Hearts of Oak" Opera Combine
! ton, who at present are playing at Indian
apolis, stating that on account Of unavoida
i. BILE reasons they could not play at the Au
, rera Opera-house the 22d and Esd insts. 3
4 LEBANON, o. .
| J Mr., John Eyans is very low with cor
sumption, and his death may now be ex
peeted at any time, Il .l3 'to 55 .
Charles T. Smiths 8 display of holiday can
: dies are fascinating to the eye and tempt
ing to the mouths of our young folks.
Jim Waussen, from South Lebanon,
here. in Jail, charged with stealing go
watch and hog belonging to Mr.. Fort
of the same place.
III We have novelty here now in the forr
of lady preacher. She is very eloquen
and .eamest speaker, consequently th
church is well filled every Sabbath. Here
tofore the meetings were but slimly q,
tended. '5A '+ "
i. The Western Star comes ont this wee
, with four and a half. columns of Marrow
!, gauge inwardness 1t is very interestin
t reading to stockholders and others. Georg
: Johnston, of that paper, is without duub
the best and swiftest writer we have.
We did not envy John Jones' cold bert
painting that mammoth sign across the to
Of Johnston & Niebal's p1aning-nill. Joh
don't got sleep painting signs, however
He walks up to the side of building
makes a few mysterious swed4s, ane
Presto! there's your sign. ,ts...-
Mr.. Lewis,'a young attorney from Franz
lin, made his maiden speech before Con
mon Pleas jury, in the Lew. Anderson burr
larry case, yesterday. Lewis lost his case, 8
he had no show, but he fought nobly, an
at the conclusion of the trial Judge Smit
came down from hisIssat and congratulate
t him. .-,,r
1J574 Z tAvONDALE.l l]llg = NIE4
/ The Village Council meets tonight. ~g
D DR.. John NJ. Scudder has returned HON
8 from Chicago.
II Communion services will be held in th
, Presbyterian Church to-norrow morning