The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-20
CUR NExT.DOOR NElGHBORS,
Pickings by Star Reporters in Neigh
boring Cities and Towns.
GRRENFIELD. o.

still q very Elck man. nls uiScase 10 paiaAy-
sis Of the throat.
Thanksgiving service is to be held at the
M. Il. Church. Mr.. Smith. of the Baptist
Church, will preach the Thanksgiving ser
mon.
It is whispered by knowing ones that the
Greenfield School will lose one of its fe-
male teachers Another Springfield chap
will take her soon.
Milton Savler was q lucky man at the
Democratic Senatorial Convention held at
this place November 18th. He was nominal
ed by aoclamati0n. ...,...
Some of our, citizens are talking very
strong IT running II. Marks for Town Mar.
shal next spring. Fred. is an old hand at
the business, and our town could not 90
better than to elect him. +sff
Our Town Marshal. D. Milton Harris.
would do we'll to visit the west end OF town
between and II o'clock at night. Ihere 70
squad of young men that prowl arouho
West End, ringing door-bels and CARVING
off ward and garden gates. Mr. Marshal,
please call around.
tEt rt rrLLEvUE. Kr. AL,
Mr.. Marks, a celebrated lawyer OF Green
field, Ohio spoke ut the Temperance meet,
ing last night to fair audience. He held
his audience for an hour and fifteen MN.
utes BY a speech which was both practical
and logical keeping his hearers in good
humor until the close of his address. Mr..
Marks met with q hearty recep ion last
night, aud promises to visit Bellevue again.
sPRIN0FIELD. n
The motion fora new trial In the Smith
case is being argued tO-iay. . ,t.
Miller, of 20 West Washington street, had
his initiative sale in his new building on
"Wednesday. & 4 ~# w
Mayors CouRT. WIN. Ferguson, drunk
and disorderly. 81 and costs; James Hill,
dlsorderly. 81 and costs.
Martha Law has been granted divorce
from her husband, Charles Law, on the
ground of willful absence. a.. .st.
Springfield office OF the STAR % West
Washington street. Subscribers and news
of general interest solicited.
The members of the Cunlniins Cadets
rendered their Captain, ]. l.. Lenty pleas
ant surprise on Tuesday evening at his resi-
dence, 252 West Columbia street $685..
Postmaster Shipman has had the largest
portion of the glass boxes in his office torn
out with the intention Of bringing the
Money-order Department to the front.
Representatives of the houses of Adams,
Hord & Co., ofCeveland, and Smpk,nson
& Co., If Cincinnati, were in the city on
Wednesday, looking after claims to the
amount OF $3.50 in tile Ingersol assign
ment -.
The lesson laid down by Buffalo Bill is
making brilliant showing at Stringtown.
A gang of youngsters favor that locality
nightly with the Indian wsr-dance and
other features slipped in by them while
seated in the gallery of Black s Opera-house.
Geo. Scott, colored, was arrested at his
home near Clifton, this county, on Tues
day. He is supposed to be the party who
made the big steal N wheat from the barn
Of Fin,ey Stewart of the same locality.
Scott was brought to this city last night and
placed in Jail.
An affidavit was filed on Wednesday bv
e. l.. Houck, in Squire Hallenbeek's s Court,
charging Chief of Police Schuchman with
cruelty 10 aniaNals. The charge grew out
Of the arrest Of George II. Stewart, driver
of Houck's, who was arrested on Tuesday
afternoon by Schuchman for using prt'fane
language, and was accordingly fined in the
Mayor's Court. Houck's charge of cruelty
lies in t team OF mules driven by Stewart
being allowed tn stand upon the streets
without sustenance while Stewart was in
carcerated. Schuchman claims that he
placed the team in the care OF another
man. p. -..sI
A lively racket was engaged in Tuesday
afternoon at the Pleasant street coiored
school. the foundation of which vast dis
pute between two Of the female scholars to
obtain possession Of rag. Arbitrator
Mitchell the Principal, thought TO settle it
bv giving one of them, named Ramage, to
all appearances the mos beligerant, good
sound thrashing To tIAis the mother Mrs.
James Rumage, who was upon fairgrounds,
objected, and as Principal Mitchell was
about to carry out his threat into effect
gathered stone and smote him upon the
head, bringing the juice. There is no doubt
but the affair will 10 carried to Court.
READING AND LOCKLAND, o.
The building for the new Hook and Lad
der Company is finished. ...t. e.
julius Scbenk will, in few days, begin
to build his new house in the place Of the
old one. which burned down o few days
ago.
The wedding of Geo. Lechtenberg to Miss
Lizzie Weekamn6 Ii announced TOT 1hankS-
giving Day. and promises to be brilliant
affair."
Martin Naub has returned home from his
trip to Nebraska, and he says there is
plenty Of sport for hunters out there and
wild geese In abundance. ~,
Jas. McNealy is rapidly improving, and
we hope that he will be out among his
friends in short time. At bali given for
his benefit last Saturday evening, at the
Grandview House, the sum OF $50 was
cleared. which was promptly handed ever
to his v life, for which she returns her thanks.
sIa 'T9'h AvONDALE.
The installation of Rev. Mr.. Hickman, Of
the Avondale Presbyterian Church. takes
place tonight. -...
'What Is Vanity and Where is 1t t, be
FoundT,' is the subject Of the lecture t. be
delivered tonight by Father D. O'Meara,
of st. Andrews Catholic Church. That
reverend gentleman enjoys the reputation
of being not only highly educated but
eloquent clergyman. It Is to be hoped that
a good audience will assemble on this CO.
Casion.
Last nigl1t the roads leading to the vii
lage were like rivers of ntnd, z but this
morning thew were transformed into cak es