The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-11
OUR NExT-Do0R NEIGHBoRS.
Piekings by Star Reporters In Neigh
boring Cities and Towns.
PIQUA.O O.

b0riuS Ctles anu lOmuSs
PIQUA. q.
The Baptist Sunday School Institute
closed last evening, lasting two days(th
9th and 10th instead Of ten, as stated In
Tuesdays Star.
The Seniors of the High School are pre-
pairing their chemical experiments for'the
entertainment to be given by the Photoze
team Society ON Dec. 10Th. l lor
NJ. L. Rvannn some way caused the ,rup
ture of a blood vessel ON Tuesday, about
noon, from the effects of which he diet
Wednesday morning. Mr. Ryan was one
ofou enterprising jewelers., and avalua'
BILE citizen. Piqua will feel his loss.
GREENFIELD. o.
l.. NJ Long, the e'groceryman, is selling or
his stock of groceries at cost and is going
into the tobacco and cigar business.
Fred. Marks is the man we want fol
Town Marshal next term. Our present in
c,tmbent is wonderfully neglecting his duty
of late. Mr.. Marks loves the Office and viii
serve us well.
Ansther of .our oldest cftizens1is gune
Mr.sG. w. Sellers died with typhoid fever
at his residence, on Main street, Monday
night, December 9th, and was buried
Wednesday, December 10th. He was re
.speGted by all who knew him.
Mr.. Rratton exhibited on our streets last
Tuesday a pair of Chinese cattle purchased
of Lewis Oskanp. of MEANWHILE, Clermont
County, @. They created quite sensation
in this community. The cattle are very
short1lmbed, with heavy body. and, We
believe, Of very little account
AURORA. IND.
The saloon keepers, druggists, and many
sof our business men, eapecially the 'e6Hfee
t;onery and restaurant proprietors, are in O
blaze of excitement over the proposed or
dinanee tecese up the aforesaid places 'of
business an the Sabbath. Debate t0Slhor-
row night, frem all accounts, will fbe hot
HAMILTON.
Miss Mary Crawford is now teaching in
the Third Ward Schools .......
Some very fine books have lately been
added to the 4c0liection of the Loan Ill
brary.
DIP. Nelson represented Butler County
at the annual session Of the Ohio State
Grange. ..-..
Allen Andrews is now a Past Master.
He occupied the Oriental Chair last Mon
day night. 1858
! The Cincinnati shoe-store is now located
in the building next to Hughes carpet
store, on Third street.
Mr.. B. Kennedy contributed a Jewish
sanekel said to be 5000 years old, to the
Loan Exhibition held at Seven Mile. .sp
The Butler County Teachers Association
did not meet last Saturday. That was the
regular examination day for country teach
erS.
Mr.. VIM. Ehrhardt, young man eigh-
teen years OF age, fell into the Miami River
YESTERDAY. but was rescued just in time to
save from drowning.
Mr.. John l.. Booth, the contractor for
building DR.. Meyers house, on High street.
will have the job completed In a few days.
Messrs Hulling and Sites are at work on
the same building. ah-s -sf4gA
petition was being circulated yesterday
to procure the pardon of Adam Foster 4
man that was indicted FIR murder at Mid
dletown some time ago. The petition CON
tanned the names of some two hundred cit
izens of Middletown and many OF this city.
Miss May Long. of Middletown, visited
Hamilton yesterday, one of her objects be-
ing to see her younger brother, George, ut
the Commercial College. She takes,a COM
mendable interest in the little fellow. who
is well deserving. being bright, intelligent
boy. t ,er sr rIHr
Coon hunting is no longer attractive to
a certain young man In the First Ward.
He only got one coon in two days, when
he should have got two coons in one day.
The price of this precious bird can be ascer-
tained from the following: The ammuni-
ton. 40 cents; bug juice. SO cents; tobacco,
25 cents; lost time, 81 50. Total. So 65.
Hamilton Chapter, No. 2, r. A. NJ, has
chosen the following fficers for the ensuing
year: II. p, Geo.W. Dye; K, John Mass;
s., Jacob StillwauglE G. H.. s. .Levinson;
r. s., VIM. SNYDER G. NJ. Sd ", Conrad
Besold; I'd ", Sheldon A. Campbell; LIST
w., Isaac Hull Secretary. Geo. H. Phillips;
Treasurer, Sainl. Davids N; Guard Uncle,
Thomas Reed. The election of Council
Officers will be held next Monday even
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