The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-16
OUR NEXT.DOOR NEiGHB0Rs.
Piekings by Star Reporters in Neigh.
boring Cities and Towns.
GKEENRIELD. 0.

GIenheld, u, mas not hao tne Gy OF
fire, hre, this winter.
Mr.. Frank Bash is clerking In Mrs. l. I.
Morrisoh's dry goods store. t+.s
The Greenfield lee packers are beginning
to sing sshail we gather at the river
Congressman Dickey never chews, smokes
DRINKS or uses profanes or vainssbabblins
language. 80
Greenfield is undoubtedly the best adver-
tised towuin the State. +, 1t supports eight
reporters.
No public seryice at the First Presby-
terian Church last Sabbath 'on account OF
the furnace smoking.
Look out for wedding Christmas The
from near Lyndon Station, Ross County
Ohio Il, t A
Mr.. John Washburn and family, from
Castle Rock, Missouri. have moved back to
their old home in Greenfield, Ohio. Mr..
Washburn Is the son-in-iaw of our worthy
Justice of the Peace. R. j.. McAlpin.
The Murphy meeting at the Baptist
Church last Sabbath was well attended
considering the cold and rainy day. Rev.
James GaDn. of Springfield, addressed the
meeting for some length In very power
full aAd sloQnsntspeeeh. tti@rH eomb
WILMINGTON. o.
The new building of Ben. ]. Farquhar Is
rapidly being finished. ~." 's.err.e
Samuel Stiff and wife spent Thursday and
Friday in Cincinnati last Stekwith friends.
Orders for the STAR can be left with H.
Lerish, at the harness shop, on South
street. sG.a ,lal lla..a o. e'l..'.
WIN. alrieyes and C. A. West are In the
poultry business. They are doing large
business. 't 7o
sfias Moiaie Page returned home SatMr-
day, after visit of two weeks with Miss
Luiu Fusaer, on South street. .'-->~---
Fulton, Crane a. Peters have their s, 10,
is and rs cent tables we'll supplied, and are
exptdiae ipen for the holidays Tng9
Fl. G. Cartwright 4 Co. bad rushing day
ferdry goods Hast Batufday. as as,sal. They
have seven or eight employees and could
keep several more euDloyed t'- " 5g
DIR. II. B. Warren & Son, homeopathics,
but recently residents Of this city, have
Gtted Np O very pleasant Office and recep-
tann room on the second aoor OF DIR.
Welch's new building. on South street. op-
nosite book store. We all hope that the
Wilmington and West5orO parties will not
forget their old friend and Ills two princi-
pals.
.~.. BELLE CENTRE. q. isa
The mud has Disappeared and Old BorSas
has taken the helm. su
Mrs. IA. 3. Carter il visiting Springfield.
Cindinnatl and GAINESVILLE.
Another invoice Of cheap and seasonable
dry goods at Ramsey Il Grahain's.. -
Messrs. Carr & Cutting are shipping a
great number of hogs to Buffalo, N. Y.
Mr.. Milroy and c. l.. Brooks, of West
0 Geneva, have lost quite pumbersof sheep
by rowing canines. ~ @
The holidays come on apace, 'ahd the
thermometer of youthful anticipation is
steadily ascending. F"F @
Tf,skeep stitl remains at large; and will
continue to do &c. and our county will pay
the costs, amounting to $4,000, SO We are
informed.
A revival Of religion is in progress at the
White Schopl-house, and also in llSilves
Greek, and over fifty have united with tht
M. Il. Church. ss %f st
Rev ]. L. Mccartney, +. g. Eafus As
bury Lytefand several others from tlislo
cality took in the Grant boom at Colum.
bus, on last Friday. .5 :.
7. N. Harrod, our News Agent, and Jerry
McAlexander have both laid in an i'm
n,ense stock of goods calculated to tickle
the tncy ofoaf young folks during tlis
holidayst%o y = ~ A@~ 'tfE z
Remember the Christmas tree at the M.
f. Church on Christmas Eve. A prize will
be given to the most handsome lady and
the ugliest man. Guess we will compett
with 6fotassF Nafus for the prize. f9at I
oTrtaf "A, LEBANON. o. 10 tsg
John Marlatt, q young, man Of twenty
years who died Of cohsnihptioi Saturday
was buried Sunday at $50 p. .m,HaiG J,
The favorite hotel in Cincinnati fol
.febanbn peupfeis Is the Gait House, and hi,
Sullivan, popular old citizen Of thi
place. q ,g'E ~ l"a.i'@ iEi| ,r
4, The. gas in the street lamps has beef
turned desperately low for q few night
.past. 30 low, In fact thar tile globes ar
smoked black Whoop em up little, Joe
please.
. The Western Star ofthis ulAce h abositt'
open its batteries against Mr.. Seth Haiaes
tile President of the Marrow Gauge R.R
We understand this weeks issue will con
tain "the uakfndejt cut 81 all. |" '' s'.'
Thersisa lady medium In town VIII
claims 70 be highly cairyoyant and is abl
To iocate fhlHes, etc. She isanxious to pro
cure hall in which to lecture. Her hus
band, she says, was killed by express rob
!bsn near Deadwood, D. T. lus eI,.e4'l
The Military Fair came successfully to !,
close iieaf Midnight Fast Saturday. It
supposed they cleared about $780, TIL,
prizes were distributed as follows: Fo
popular lady. Mrs. Kate Winner; handsome
lady. MFa Laura Carey; popular bachelor
John Vincent. Captain OF the troops; popu
lar business man,, John Steele; best bust
ness man. c. E., Hale. OF course onr read
efs are aware that at such cornpetitiohs i
Ia money that talks." ~
fgl,{tal !, LIMA, b. n l,1s,J
MI. g, W. James, proprietor Of tho maj
BILE works On the Corner of Union ana Mar
ket. Is doing an extensive business TIL
;wiptAr. s 8ainHa4D
Any person knowing the address Of MI
Incdh Zelavapar lafA n faarfistAr al fiat