The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-21
OUR NEXT.DOOR NEIGHBORS.
Piekings by Star Reporters in Neigh.
boring Cities and Towns.
LswRENC NCEBURG. IND.

LAW &C REN CEBURG. IND.
The Knights OF Pythias Oyster Supper
last evening, at the Odd Fellows Hall. was
a grand success socially as well as tinan-
cially. The Liedertalel Band discoursed
sweet music N the occasion. The Aurora
K. of 2. were present
Ezra G. Haves horse and phaeton was
stolen last evening at o'clock from the
hitching post at his residence in GreendaIe,
one of our suburbs Up to the present
writing the thieves have not been appre-
hended or pr perty found.
A move in the right direction wns the
presentation OF a very handsome and costly
Bible bv the wives and mothers Of attor-
neys of this city to he de6ners and ex-
FOUNDERS of the human laws of this the
Dearbon County Bar Mrs. Baiubridge,
who represented the ladies in question. in
very short and appropriate speech,
presented the gift. Judge Given, barristers
Hon. w. s. Holman and W. H. Bainbridge,
in response to Mrs. Bainbridge's remarks,
made good, and to the point, speeches
dwelling principally upon the generosity of
the ladies' and verv kindly returned
thanks. The Bible is for attorueysto to read
when appropriate in arguments, and for
the use of witnesses to impress upon their
minds the solemnity OF oaths.
WEST COvINGTOr.
Thomas Donnelly OF this place was bad v
used up in fiylt this merning with Jake
Sponsor, Captain of the Modocs, being se-
verely cut alb nt the head aud face. .'
AURORA. IND. ..s
The reception given by Chas c. Mueller
and hriI.. ~. 10 I,ct
evening WAS a most delightful entertain-
ment Singing and dancing. With a table
which held the most delicious fruits and
viands of the season, were some Of the
features of the evening.
GREENFIELD. o. *, Vi 81
Hogs are being shipped from this point
to Baltimore and PhiladelpLia in large
quantities.
There WIFI be but seven months of school
this year II the vote of the people decides to.
improve the school building.
The farmers art complaining that the
late corn crop will not fatten hogs it being
chaffy. and without the proper substance
10 crea fat. .'i
Harvey Hver, Of the late firm Of Hver
Bros. is running shooting gallery in the
room lately occupied by J. G. Pommert AS
a furniture room.
What has broke loose among our boys?ris
whispered from ear tn ear that Gip. Ryrarn
is to take to himself II wife from among the
daughters OF Greenfield.
Edward Colett son of Rev. T. Cclett, Is
at liome to spend the winter. Eddie has
been in Southern Illinois during the sum!
ner attending to his farm. Eddie is a
brick. .e.... ..... ~
Peter Anderson, ESQ.,, is at home from
where lie nas been attending
school + some time. Peter comes to us
with the sheep-skin, thorough graduate
in book-keeling. ..... ~.
... rELLEvUE. WT. .e|
Mr.. Williams, Vt the Tenuerance Club.
mas his side wllskers shorii. A bad time for
u G! ange. .a. t," al ap a. ..,
The Council had its usual share of wrarg-
ling last :ight, which became entirely too
persona at tim s. I..7.s .-
1t is exrected that our Methodist breth-
rem of Da' ton will patronze the Ladies'
Dinner in eoodiy numbers
The two sections of that social surprise
party, headed with DeLucas' band, sur.
prised Miss Susie Pownall last night, so N
after 8 O'clock. in charming manner. and
were received very handsomely. After a
short DELAY the handsome CARPET OF the
double parior was covered with muslin bv,
willing hands and then the light fantastic
toe was ambladHin stylei characteristics If
those present. About midnight laiidl
8 me repast was relished with vfgdr aftey
which the, music ONCE, more began, and
lively terpsictorean exercises were aeailf
INDUCED inWith hut little interuiSsi0n
till 3u'clock this morning, " hen the COM
panv separated, highly pleased with ths
nights enjoyment The company. which,
about twenty-five couples
speak very complimentary of the treatment
of Mr.. and Mrs. Pownali and Miss Susie.
furnished music, which gave i'm,
mense satisfaction and will be q card in
their favor at f,itnre socialsJi Q roq n'y t.4
tIHCLEvlLI;E, O..
Last night as Officer Moffit was passing
A. Beacll's wholesale and retail grocery
he discovered light. and thinking it was
burglars, went back to see, but bad not
gone half way when one of the burglars
came out. and seeing Officer Moffitt einptied
his revolver at him, but without effect
Another came and they began fighting III
close quarters Officer Moffitt returning
the fire. Another officer was Summoned.
but the bnrglars made their escape. They
succeedsdtin getting the outer doors of the
safe open, hut did not get any money.
Officer Motitt deserves, great praise for bis
bravery. .,ylg oq t.I '., al..g
NEWARK, O.
Mrs. .Nettie, wife of the late Mr.. Norris.
Of the Pension Office OF Ohio, is visiting
friends in this citv.s The American House
Is honored with her presence zsf'e -
Mr. Ilion Hennessey, of Springfield,
iismaI,y friends of this CITY by
to them his.chatmiiig wife, nee
Miss Maggie Bigsens, Of Springfield, @, ls
Prof. Palmer, the Phrenologist, opened
a course Of lectures bv.giving free lecture
in the Opera-house Tuesday evening. Ii
anv thing is we'll attended, iii Newark it
must be free. .e b z 7, a2of-'itl g. f}', ~
The first case tried this term of Court
was State OF Ohio Vs. MIR. Moody, charged
with forgery. He had been sent tD the
for three years, but after servt
ing thirteen mouths obtained new trials
Tie verdict as found bv the jury was
guilty. The Judge immediately sentenced
him to one year of hard, Labor In the. Psni-
tentiary. The uex t case was State OF Ohio
vs. Jas. McManis, charged with burglar.
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