The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-08
DUB NExT.DOOR NEIGHBORs.
Pickings by Star Reporters in Neigh.
boring Cities and Towns.
LEBANON, o.


LEBANON. o.
Tim Brown Is ahead for the December |
term, and ought to ''set 'em up"
How many Of the STAR readers can find
three letter Ms on a daddie dollarf 1t is |
easy to ind Two, but to find the third Is !
where the rub comesin. -,
The next event of the season is fair by |
the Lebanon Guards, to continue four days |
Prizes will be given fer the halidsdmest
young lady. &o. pon't get excited, boys,
and spend all of your cash.
Heskstt Bros. show enterprise by, pur.
chasing new and attractive delivery way
on. neatly advertised. The young men
opened out in building that was doomed
b. the superstitious as an uniucky spot.
but by grit and good management they
have built up large trade.
Burdeste, Of the Hawkeye, lectursd here
Saturday night to good house. probably
seven hundred or seven hundred and iifty.
While the lecturer was on his way here
from Franklin to deliver his lecture he
narrowly escaped being run over by the
Frankiin hack. the horses OF which took
fright and became unmanageable, when
tHo uFlvGT put OIl VIC UIdhC utlu ohOAbSA w
Mr.. Burdette, who was just ahead, to pull
OUT al his team WAS running away. Or
course the famous wit obeyed without ask
ing any questions, and escaped. Eiwood
Panty, the only occupant OF the hack, was
swung out through the door, and was coll
veyed here by Mr.. Burde tie. Everybody
was more scared than hurt, however.
TIT BELLE CENTRE. o.
Christmas is coming and 7. N. Harrod is
factor for Santa Claus.
every morning distributing the Daily STAR.
Our corporation lines have been extended
TO nearly double the size OF the original
plat. ...-..
J.B. Lilies the proprietor of the new Ross
Flouring Mala is in q very preearious state
of health. .u
Frank Rorke, ESQ.,, Is getting ups superb
platform spring wagon for, Mr.. A. g. Ram
sey to be used In his fur trade during the
winter. -:1.... Fl
Belle Centre would be good point for
an agricultural implement manufactory.
Timber is plenty and our shipping facilities
excellent.
The weather in this locality for several
days has been wet, muddy and dreary in
the extreme-enough 30 to give nervous
people heblues. EF ~ II
Maxy Cnllison, young man not yet
twenty-one years old, has not been off
duty at Bnshey & Ramsey s sware-house one
dayfor two years. tp y,5 .st
Howard ". Cline don't propose to let any
one, home or abroad sell boots, shoes or
groceries at lower rates than he does, nor
better in quality. He is a reader of the
Daily STAR and keeps up with the progress
OF the times. w"
HAMILTON.
The Hawtorn Club meets for rehearsal
Tonight. ' "~ "@
An interesting session Of the Teachers
Association was held Saturday.
Mr.. j. w. Eye has returned from the
West, where he has been visiting his son
Bert
Mrs. Jacob Howell has gone to Middle
town to visit her sister, Mrs. Addison Alex
ander.
An immense excursion will be run to
Cincinnati next Thursday to take in itl,e
Grant boom. Yta
A. G. Stephenson received word from OK
ford last night that his nephew was dead
Hestarss disappearing for the above place
TO attend the funeral.
In our wanderings- Saturday afternoon
we stumbled upon Mr. r. Gross, an enter
prising carriage maker on Basin street, and
found him busy as bee. ri 9'5.
MFR. l.. w. O'Brian, one of our enter
prisihg citizens, is now located at Urbaua
with Auglienbaugh Il McCcmb, the popu
lar carriage makers of that place.
The effects Of the Gymnasium were dis
posed of at Sheriif's sale last Saturday
John Thetrer,i the instructor. bought tile
entire outfit, and is now going to run tlle
booming fellow, and will make success o1
thunder his own personal management.
The following resolutions relative to the
death of Barton s. James have been passed
by Lodae No. 1,245 K. Of f.:
''ihe Supreme Dictator Of tile Universe
in his allwise decision has seen fit to- call
our worthy and well-beloved Brother PAS
Dictator Barton s. James to q higher sphere
of usefulness, and although we, as Lodge
greatly aeplore the loss which we can moi
again fill. knowing and feeling the loss to
us as members of Lodge No. l, 245, *. of III.
yttWS Cau UuC UOW III nUIlfDie 6VDn1l6Sf IL
to the decree of Him who doeth all things
we'll ..,..'. ,r.,.'
'As brothers, We tender to the famil,
and relatives Of eur deceased brother office
ard friend our unfeigned sympathy and
coincidence In this their as we'll as our sad
and irreparable loss; wherefore, ,o.t,
"Resolved by Hamilton Lodge, No. i, ,245
knights of Honor. That our coincidence lt
rendered to the county, where, as an Off
cial, his loss will be felt; TO the communir,
at large, where }aT4ft s91s
t. None! knew him but to love. s
None named him butto Bless
ssWe are n unit in sympathy. To his fam
lily and friends We offer the true sympath,
of brothers. s5o q aaaa red 't3'st6 I
Resolved, Thatthe county and daily pa
pers be requested to publish these resoiu
tiOns f....'. s...s H.
Resolved. That the charter and insignia
of the lodge be draped in mourning for
tiirty'davs. ' ~ ~
Resolved, That q copy of these resolu
tions, attestsd by the officers and seal of tl,e
Lodse. be sentte the family of cur deceased
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