The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-26
THE DAILY STAR
OUR NExTDOOR NEIGHBORS.
Pickings by Star Reporters in Neigh.
boring Cities and Towns.
SPRINGFIELD. a.

Uncle Reid failed to hear the crank turn
last night
Oliver Doud Byron is booked here for
next month.
The Molders' Union give ball tonight |
ct Hunks Hall.
Pat. Rooney got Buffalo Bill" house |
last night. There was heap of fun.
The addition now being added to the
Nortn-street Experimental shop is nearing |
conlpletion.
The two-horse team OF Mast. Foos Il Co.
stirred up South Limestone street on Tues
day morning by engaging in a spirited rum
away
A time-served man from the Columbus
"pen" received royal welcome from a
squad of young misses upon alighting from
the train at this point last night. Oh, you
girls!
The revival services being held nightly
at the First Baptist Church are being at
tended to an extent that many are turned
away Prof. Excl is the musical attrac-
ton.
The Rice vs. Coleman conglomeration re-
suited in the plaintiff being fined So and
costs Squire Smith got on to this affair
from the outgrowing Of a little spat by the
above parties in the old Champion Shop.
The c., c., c. & |. Road have organized
weather service. All the operators along
the line being required to report at l
o'clock each morning. 1t is for the benefit
of the farmer, mechanic and travelling
man.
The girls on the Levee are now tickling
.heir young men under the chin, and tell
ing them to show their toot'ns to Nom ah.
The above shows great advancement to
their sex, and that most anything can be
expected when leap-year tums.
He was a detective from Urbana, until J.
r. Norris hove in sight, then he certainly
disputed his claim by not having a sutfi-
cient amount of sand" to face out his
words, and took to his heels and dove for
the railroad yards What fraud!
George W. Pepper, ESQ.,, upon his arrival
here this afternoon will be taken in hand
by the Reception Committee and escorted
to Rev. Father Sidley's residence, where he
will dine before his appearance upon the
stage of the Opera-house in the evening.
MATRIMoNIAt REGIsrER.-John Huber
and kunigunda Leibert, Henry H. Meyers
and Katie Depenbrock, Charles Wood and
Nellie Hutchinson, Theodore Brougher and
Margaret A. Forbes, kearh A. Gibbons and
Catherine Quad, Peter Lynch and
Ada NJ. Little Michael Mitchell and Wini
fred Tracy, Frank d. Shehan and Ellen
Gibbons, Willis Little and Ada B. Rice,
Samuel A. Shattler and Susannah Over
peck, John F. Balm and Laura J. Palmer,
Henry +. Weinlan and Maria Miller, VIM.
Miller and Alice McDarr, VIM. b.
Horn and Malinda Knott. Isaac
4 ,berts0n and Anna r. Macbeth,
Dotr;oly MoG,ira op1 El;1ohotb Msnkip
Michael Coleman and Ellen Sheridan VIM.
Denoy and Addie Sykes, Frederick A. A rde-
man and Kate s. Smith, Emil Scheer-
schmidt and Barbara Hax, Daniel Schaefer
and Maria Morris, Henry Kropt and Caro-
line Kramer. Three ordered not published.
DAYTON. Hr.
Rev. Mr.. Saunders is better.
The venerable Mrs. Pausnett, of Madison
street, fell and injured herself severely.
Mrs. Vanzant of Jefferson street, found
valuable shawl, which the owner can ge t
at her residence.
Miss Regnus lost her pocket-book, con-
tanning some money. The finder will
please leave it at Links grocery, on Fourth
street.
Mr.. Gardiner, the florist, is doing thriv-
ing business. and has recently decorated
several churches, ETC., in Cincinnati. He
has an elegant stock of flowers and plants.
A crowded house greeted the Phoenix
Club last night, and the two plays were ren.
dered in the most satisfactory, manner II
is to be hoped that the Phoenix will soon
give another public entertainment.
Frank Lucas met with an accident night
before last that will probably result fatally
He was engaged at work at Gaylord Pipe
Foundry, and accidentally fell into one o.
the large pits, and when found was in al
insensibe condition. He was carried t.
his home and medical aid summoned. His
injuries are internal.
The following is the bill of fare for thu
NJ. e. Thanksgiving dinner tomorrow
Oyster soup; roast beef, roast turkey roas
chicken boiled ham, boiled tongue; vegeta
bles; relishes-W Worcestershire sauce, horse
radish catsup, peppersauce, French mus
tard.
-Dessert-Mince pies, apple pies, Gran
berry pies, cllstard and pumpkin pies, old
fashioned plum pudding, coffee, tea ant
milk. t-& .s@'- ."+ BE-
saad-Chicken, LOBSTER celery, tonatoe
and olives.
The Thanksgiving address will be deliv
cred BY Albert NJ. Hill and there Will b
excellent vocal and instrumental music.
MIDDLETOWN.O
]. P Lytle, of Dayton, o., was in tow
yesterday. t
Sam. Tobitt, of Evansville, Ind. was i
town over Sunday.
Samuel Doty and w. c. Brown, OF Frank
lin, were in town yesterday.
Two Of James Riley's children are lyin
very sick with scarlet fever.
G. Fisher, our young druggist. is havin
sign in the shape of mortar pain ted G
the front OF his building. t,
During the fire yesterday afternoon, som
Ir1eak-thief entered the house of w. .
Wagner and stole between So and 81.
M. D. Lacy, agent Of Our Drolleres Con
ic Opera Troupe, was in town yesterday
Thev will exhibit in Middletown Dec. Is
and I'd.
Mrs. Maria Johnson, who had an attac
of paralysis on Sunday last and whose r.
oevery was considered doubtful, is impro
ing slowly.
Thursday evening at 7:30 o'clock, NJ