The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-15
OUR NEXT-DOOR NEIGHBORS.
Pickiugs by Star Reporters in Neigh
boring Cities and Towns.
BELLE CENTRE, o.

BELLE CENTRE. d. .
Ramsey & Graham are cleaning up prior
to receiving large invoice OF new goods.
B. Terrence, ESQ. Is finishing another
business room and will have it ready for
occupancy soon.
The young men Of our village have or
ganized silver band, under the leadership
of John c. Mains. .iSssg ElsBgfg 3
TN. Sykes received atelegram announ-
cling the death of his father, who resided in
Newton, Westmoreland County, Penn.
Our Disciple brethren are kalsomining
and ornamenting their church. When fin
ished it will have handsome appearance.
Messrs Carr & Cutting have another
drove of fine hogs on hand. They are,
substantial and reliable gentlemen, and our
farmers love to deal with them.
James Whitesides, a former citizen of this
village, but now residing in Hardin Coun-
ty fell from tree while gathering hickory
nuts, about the LIST of October, and remains
paralyzed ever since. iq 1G3
Mrs. Catharine Shields received a tele-
gram from Pittsburg on Monday last, in
forming her Of the demise of her daughter,
Mrs Mary ]. Douthet formerly Miss Mary
Jane Shields. sehool-teacher in Logan
County ~E A s.s. a
Professor viii. F. Kuhn, the popular and
efficient Superintendent of the Union
Schools OF DeGraff has educational matters
booming in the above-named place. Mayor
N. N. Barr, another genial and whole-souled
gentleman, presides over the Grammar De-
partment.y ILiitsll tL .E7l.s
BELLEVUE. NV.
The MUSIC, ofsthe river is potnow so poor.
Owing to the heavy rain last night, Mr..
George Petit postponed his party for a,
short time.
Rev. e. L. Sanders Will conduct the usual
service in the M. L. Church tomorrow
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock. All are invited.
Mrs. George M. Patchen. while riding in
the dummy a few days ago, left valuable
silk umbrella in the car II the person
findingit will leave it, with any OF the con-
duetors, !, they will greatly sohlige Mrs,
Patchen. y Ht S H ~ s X. -
The following speakers are announced to
speak at the temperance meeting tomorrow
night: Mr.. Dyer, .Ex-Distrlct Attorney OF
the United States Courts at st. Louis, who
made such war on the whisky ring few
years ago; Messrs. Neyins and Watson, OF
New York. H {H
@bl EATON. O.
Rev. j. R. H. Corwin will preach at the
Universalist Church tomorrow. &
TIE "boom'' anticipated by merchants IN
the fall trade has so far failed to make its
appearance.
Services will be held in all the churches
in Eaton tomorrow, and they should be
well attended.
Oyster supper and festival at the Univer-
salist Church tonight. Everybody is ili-
vited to attend. q
Mrs Lizzie Thompson, daughter of Chas
W. Brooke ESQ.,, died at Indianapolis, In
diana, 18th inst. i've sa,,5.7
A new railroad through Eaton would add
largely to its Improvement. The Evans
Vile d5 Lake Shore Road, which was once
3, contemplated, ought to again be revived,
discussed and completed, as nothing is
more needed here than competition in rail
roads, only one road &C., r. q C.) passing
through. --s ....
The Murray & Ober Novelty Comedy
Company, it is rumored, will shortly open
at the Opera-house. This company, which
is such favorite with our amusement seek
ers, would undoubtedly meet with success
and crowded houses. Dates of their appear
ance will. be announced in due time.
Quite number of Eatonians deprived
themselves of the largestpaft Of their peace
ful slumters last Thursday night anxious
and desirous of seeing the Shower OIL
Stars announced by some astronomers.
The time fixed for the display was between
12and / o'clock. But great many anxious
not to miss the fun remained awake until
2and o'clock a. nl., And then,seeing that
they were to be disappointed nAtlieir anti
cipatipns they retired. Yesterday they had
the pleasure of seeing Shower of rain"
and quite a number of people could be
seen aa.r.
Mapping, and gaping and rubbing their eyes,
Aweary. filling the air with signs
Att the utter disappointment they metin the skies
4@f AvONDALE.
Picnics will soon be in order if this
spring-like weather continues.
Mayor Dickson will return home thi,
evening Give him reception. they art
fashionable justinow, buthe is not third
termer. tt
Supervisor Lambert, with score OIL
scavengers, was at work this morning scrap
ing the streets. If the village authorities
would invest the money now annually ex
pended in that way, in constructing proper
sewers and surface drains, the tax bills
would be greatly diminished.
The energetic Kerper, alias Midget Street
railroad Prince, has commenced the exten
sion Of Ills road to Avondale, the rails fo1
which have been delivered along Oak street
This project should meet with encourage
ment at the hands of the villagers. Put
your shoulders to the wheel and help your
friends out of the mire. ia
MORNING yIEw,KY.
The hunters are again annoying us. ff
Brother Owens preached for us on Sun
day last. qf .r, -..
Miss Tanner, daughter Of DR.. Tanner, ha'
returned to Morgan.
Mrs. Kittie Trautman % Delhi, o., is a.
her fathers. Mr.. Joe Secrist's
Mrs Ben. Thomas was suffering from 9
severe hemorrhage on Tuesday last
Mrs. Kate Secrist is "home again" after {
visit to her parents at Lambs Station.
Mrs. DR.. Bradford and her two little
daughters are visiting Mrs. Richard Threl
keld.