The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-10
OUR NExT.DOOR NEIGHBORS.

BELLE CENTRE.

BELLE CENTRE.
A Normal School will be organized in
our sister village, West Geneva, after the
College is removed to Beaver Fails.
Caotain Philbrick has sold his farm to M.
T. Anderson, ESQ.,, and intends going to
California TO make it his future home.
Can any of the readers of the STAR tell
us why 1t is that the c.. s. &C. Railroad per
sistently refuse to ship hogs to CincinnatiS
James D. Campbell shipped to parties re.
siding in New York, Urbana and Cleveland
twelve hundred and eighty-one pounds OF
poultry on last Wednesday. ..s...
Mr.. Cornelius Jameson, aged nearly sew
enty nine years, visited the scenes OF his
childhood, in Westmoreland and Indiana
Counties, Pennsylvania, recently, after an
absence OF forty-five years.
Our friends VIM. M. Glasgow and J. R.
J. Miiligan, students in Geneva College. are
editors of the College Cabinet, and get up a
neat and tasty magazine. We wish them
much pleasure and abundant success while
occupying the editorial tripod.
Messrs. Carr & Cutting. our clever and
genial stock dealers, recently purchased
three carloads of cattle OF Oliver Corwin,
ESQ, one carload of which averaged l,688
pounds per head. They were the finest lot
Of cattle shipped from this point for a long
time.
The Union Schools in Belle Centre are
under the superintendency Of Prof. James
N. Bbrite, who is assisted by G. M. Lowry
of our village, and Miss Ida M. Moore and
Miss Percie G. Durkee of Bellefontaine,
under whose management the schools have
Justly become the pride of this place.
The students in attendance ut Geneva
College, evidently thinking the horse be-
longing to the Professor in Natural Sciences
lacking in the elements of polite literature,
took him ont Of the stable few nights ago
and fastened him in the College, where he
was found next morning quietly surveying
iaassive volumes of solid literary matter;
they also nut three sheep into the dining
room of the President of the Institution,
in order we suppose, to aid said emblems
OF innocence in developing the bump of
slimentiveness-in consequence of which
the worthy President Is stirred with right
eous indignation and more determined
than ever to HE him away to Beaver Fails.
WILMINGTON. 0.
court Is III SeSSlOH HOW, III WHtCH tut
LAWYERS and loafers are busily engaged.
The social at Josiah Fairchild's Friday
evening was an enjoya affair. Mr.. Fair
child intends to move to Minnesota in q
short time. The family will be much
missed from the social circle. Miss Hattie
may remain with us.
Miss Lou Fuller got the prizs offered by
~ NJ IN +lo Al, 4
the most tickets of admission to the
panorama exhibition Oh Thursday and
Friday evenings of this week. The pano-
rama was excellent, and large attend
anee each night The treasury Of the
church was inflated somewhat
MAR YSyILLE. D.
The Metropolitan, under the charge Of
B. W. Tarry, is one OF the instil utions of
the place under the recent improvements.
Mr.. Cheerington, Photographic artist, ex-
hibits some specimens of fine work in his
line that challenge comparison with the
best in Cincinnati. .. ...--.. ..
Marysville Lodge. X. Of P. No. 100, will
shortly remove to their new Castle Ball.
This lodge is prospering finely, and can
point with iustifiable pride to some very
admirable work in the cause. fra
Sam Fry. Of this place. says in his circu-
lar that Marysville has a population of
5000 inhabitants, five hotels, and an Opera
house capable of seating 800 people, the
finest and lightest in the State outside of
the large cities 1t is situated on the Day
ton ShOrt-line Railroad, twenty-eight miles
north OF Columbus, sixteen from Delaware.
and thirty-three from Springfield. A. B.
Hubbeil, engineer of the Fire Department
of Marysvilie, is also the janitor Of the
Opera-house. ..
SPsINQFIEID. n
The change of time of our different
lines will be made Nov. 10th. - ....
Mayor Wallace fined Maggie Hughes $40
and costs and her girls So and costs on Sat
urdsv. The boys were seized upon 1t 81
and costs.
The street fakir with his rope trick at
txacted much attention on Saturday in the
Market Space. He captured considerable
small change.
The members OF Protective Lodge. X. of
H., are requested TO assemble at their Hall
on Tuesday night at 1880 o'clock. Business
of importance. r4r -..a
The bright light seen by citizens who
eased northeasterly on Saturday night was
the reflection from the prairie fire just
above Mechanicsburg. that did great DAM
age to fences and hay stacks.
The Jury in the e. c. Smith case in which
defendant Smith was charged by Mrs. Kate
Ohfen nee Chafee, with embezzling 81. 500
Of her money while acting as her guardian
or agent, returned verdict on Saturday
afternoon of guilty. Notice was i'm
nnediatly given that motion would be
made for new trial
Mrs NJ. D. Hartford, an elderly lady, and
owner of the chain works ct IsAgonda.
Eyopped in the doorway Of Wren 4
OBrien's store from a stroke OF paralysis
on Saturday about noon. She was carried
70 the office Of Drs. Russell and McLaugh.
lin and all possible aid rendered, after
which she was conveyed by carriage to her
home This is The third stroke experienced
and IL is feared she will not survive its ef.
feCta u,.
Scott Mcdonald was arrested at Dayton
on Friday afternoon. and taken to New Car
Isle to answer charge of bastardy, pre-
TERED by Minnie Saddler, a handsome little
piece OF eighteen summers, who claims
him Che father of her illegitin,ate babe,
born recently. Mcdonald and Minnie visi-
Ted our city few weeks since for the pur,
nose of having abortion performed, but the
"a attor,a rt urOvel unsuccessful Mcnnuald