The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-29


misusing his wife nearly every night upon
his arrival from work. This same fiago has
threatened destruction to his better hall,
and considerable excitement preyailA
BELLEEONTAINE, o.
Weather cool, dry and delightful
Hickory nuts plenty in market from 40
to 80 cents per bushel.
The Bellefontaine Woolen Mills "shut
up Saturday night for the season.
The new iron fence is now being placed
around our Columbus street Sehool-liouse.
Benz. Underwood has been appointed as
janitor OF the Court House for the coming
winter.
Court Of Common pleas convenes here on
the 1lth prox. About 400 cases on the
docket
Mrs. Scott-Siddons gives reading to our
citizens tonight for the benefit of our
Gown Library.
DIR. H. c. Rutter, of the Cincinnati Medi-
cal College, Is about to make Beilefontaine
his future home.
Our popular druggist, Colonel Case. of
the Seventh Regiment, it is said by the
knowing ones, is tu be our next Adjutant-
General, under tile calico.
Tie Lutheran Evangelist, organ of the
Lutheran s. nod and Wittenberg College,
moves this week from here to Fort Wayne,
u be issued hereafter from that city.
d. Boyd, our warehouseman, last week
shipped two train loads of wheat, one of
20 cars aud the other 22 cars. r. s. Kerr,
warehouseman, also shipped II cars of
wheat, aud still the warehouse is so full 1t
threatens IT, come down us wheat goes up.
.AyONDALE.
Bishop Jagear is now permanently loca-
ted in the village.
During the past year five residences have
been totally destroyed by fire.
1t is not at all improbable that Council
will organize a fire department in the vii.
lase, A.. vi
The IMPROVEMENT Of Beech street and
Glenwood avenue is progressing with COM
nfendable speed.
The rnor that was In circulation yester.
day to the effect that servant in the en-
ploy Of Mrs. sarah J. Murdock had been
burned to deatl, while endeavori e to Sc
cure her trunk during the FIRE on Sunday
evening is entirely grnitdless. Tie girl in
question left home on Sunday afternoon
and did not put in an appearance until yes
terday noon, when, to her surprise, she
found herself homeless and minus all her
wardrobe.
LAWRENCERURG. IND.
John N. Vandelat will lead Mi Sophia
@. Rnthert to the litmeneal alta"-so it
is recorded on the marriage license record.
Warren Tebbs, COUNTY Clerk, issued 23e
marriage licenses. and 243 civil suits have
been t'r ugnt, during the year ending Oct.
2Sth, 1879.
The following are the names and re-
spective places of residence of the petit
jurors for the November term OF Circuit
Court, viz:
Abrer Whippie. Harrison Township.
Patrick Mccormick, Logan Township.
Edward Jackson, Miller Townshin
VIM, Be-gs, Lawrehceburs Township.
Jesse $. Holman, Center Township.
VIM. WIdkerr, Hogan Township
James Houston. Sparta Township
Peter Schneider, Manchester Township.
Bernard Kanue, Kelso Township.
Frederick Gutter clay Township.
Henry BHlthor, Caesar Creek Township.
Chas. Gullett, Washington Township.
AURORA. IND.
The Mitchell Bloek, the finest in the city,
will be ready for occupancy bv the latter
part Of next week. The ii st foer will be
used Tor st re-. the second for law offices,
ETC., and the third for Il Masonic Temple.
Oscar f. Roberts ex-Judge of this Coun-
k,. "A 1, .s<..s ny MI
lie from Governor Williams. Mr.. Roberts
will 20 into the law business with Harvey
Hill. the present County School Superin.
tendent
DAYTON. nr.
Mr. VIM. Hasson arrived home from New
York last night.
Capt Bean has large gang on the rail-
road eaYing the track.
The German Lutheran fair is still in pro-
gress at Dad Fellows Hall.
In the pool tournament now In progress
at kueven's Hail. Mr. Low Paul Is aiead !.
Charles Gilbert leaves soor for Metamorn.
Mississippi, to repair an extensive cotton
gin.
The social for the benefit Of the Presbv-
tc'idi OU''Cfi ut UIc TeSfuenCc VI MI I1dS-
son last night was success in every respect.
Mrs Geo G. Weimer and tle Dayton QUAR-
tette furnished excellent music.
GOLDEN NEEDING. THE golden wedding
of Alr. and Mrs J. T. BsnkS pirents'of Mfr.
]. W. Banks and Mrs. J. =. Mcdowell of
Dayton. took l,lace recently at G. rrydaIe,
Ky. The children If the venerable couple.
together with host ot old-time friends,
were present, and. taking possession # the
house, they made it ring with good cheer
and the tables groan with q right royal
feast There were presents many and hand
some and the sff;lir viii long be remenl-
bered. M Banks was born IN PENNSYLVANIA
in 1902, and Mrs Elizabeth Banks in Mary
land in 1893. They have lived long peace
fal, useful and religious life.
WEST COyHNGT0N.
The town authorities are bl,sily engaged
repairing the sidewalks, 30 a. to DO in read
iness for bad Weather
We understand that Mrs Kelly, who
formerly kept grocery on John street, is
about to return ~ the old stand.
RIVER fNTELLiG ENCE.