The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-19

pastorate of the Cane Run Church, 10 fill
the vacancy caused by the removal of DR..
Manly. .tl. XIV
GEORGETOWN couRr DAY.-Mavor Hibler
reports about nine hundred cattle on sale
OF all grades. Prices S2@3 s. per hundred.
But few mules at $500I00. Very little de-
mand for common horses Sellers holding
hogs at s. rs. Although the day was disa-
sreeable there was good crowd in town.
A man named Walters, while driving a
two-horse wagon down Broadway yester-
uay morning, was struck by the engine on
the L., c. d l.. Road as lie was crossing the
track, and the wagon smashed into splin-
ters. Strange to say, neither Mr. Walters
nor the horses were injured.
little daughter of Mr.. Richard Walker,
residing at the corner of Broadway aud
Seventh Streets was dangerously burned
day before yesterday. While passing in
irnnt OF the fire her clothes caught, and be
fore the flames could be extiiguished all
the skin was burned of her back, legs and
neck.
MIDDLETOWN. o.
J. J. Foster, OF Buffalo. N. Y, was in
town yesterday.
The youngest child of Newton and Mar
tha Long died last night T
Mr.. Chas. De Mond, of Texas, has been
doing our city for the last few days
There will be four hundred copies of the
STAR delivered in Middletown tonight.
]. ]. Refs is permanently located on Third
street. ready to meet the wants of his GUS
toners.
There will be grand ball given at Charles
Laub's Hall on Thursday evening, Novem-
ber 9th.
Mr. Gus Folk, who has been quite sick
for the past few days, is again at his place
OF business
Mr.. James Lefar an old and esteemed
resident OF Hamilton, o., is located here,
we hope. permanently.
Miss Matilda and Harriet Dill are spend-
Ing few DAYS with their brother-in-law,
w. IL. Squier, North Broadway.
live need anything more here in Middle
town it is Society for the Prevention of
Cruelty to Animals There Is scarcely
day but We need such society.
VIM. McChesney, VIM. Ling and Dr.
Foot who have been trampng in the
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home and report hunting goud.
An unsuccessful attempt was made to
bnrglarize the residence OF Mr.. Bersan, Uv,
lns about two miles east of this place. Mr..
Bergan was awakened in the night by
some unusual noise. He listened and
found some one was trying to raise the
Kitchen window. 1t only took Mr.. Bergan
minute to take in the situation and he fired
load OF shot through the window which
had the effect of soaring the intruder away.
The Dig was more fortunate than Mr. Ber-
gan for ne secured part of the thief's vest,
winch Mr.. Bergan says he can have by call
ing on him any time In dav light.
LAWKENCEBURG. IND.
Marriage bells surely rang merrily yester-
day. The first party to be married we're
MISS Mary A. Nassog to Mr.. Albert +. Bar
thoiome, at 8 n. m., in the St. Lawrence
Church. Rev. J. F. Sonderman officiating.
Albert F. Bartholome to Mary A. Nassog.
Marion M. Laws to Margaret Abdon, Miss
Emma Kupferschmidt to Chas G. Mueller,
and James e. Mulbarger to Mary Kileen
are the latest contracting parties who have
been licensed.
An important event was the imposing
nnptials of Miss Emma kupferschmidt,
daughter OF our well.known and highly
esteemed jeweler, Leopold kupferschnidt, |
u Charles q. Mueller the Young and very
popular druggist OF Aurora, last evening
The Liedertafei Singing Chor and Orchestra |
were present and furnished vocal and in
music suitable for the occasion |
and very pleasing to the ear.
AURORA. IND.
The Mary Radcliffe Combination in the
play OF ARTICLE A." at the Opera house |
last evening, was above the average.
A fair audience greeted the distinguished |
actress
The nuptials Of the popular, James Mul.
barger, OF this city, to Miss Mary Killen, OF
Cochran, Ind, last evening at the brides
residence. was very ENJOYABLE affair. The |
knights Of Phythias of which he is men,
ber, were present and enjoyed the marriage
festivities. A sumptuous repast, dancing |
and sweet music were the order Of the even
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DAYTON. Kx-
Captain Bean adyertises for 100 more
good men to help wh0op her up on the rail- !
road. This looks like business boom.
The Dayton ferry right was transfe erred In |
the County Court Yesterday by E. H. Al
bro to Frank Barton. The consideration
Is 81, 500. N 2 y FE,W II Il
The Baptists will give an excellent enter
tainment, consisting of q supper and con-
cert at their church Friday night Some
of the best talent has been epgaeed and the |
supper will bs superb. Bear it in mind.
Suit was filed in the Chancery Court YES
terday afternoon by Mary Frost against
Thomas Frost, of Dayton. asking divorce
on the grounds of cruel treatment and
wasting Of estate. TIE parties were mar.
ried in 1865. and have four children, the
eldest being thirteen years of age. She
also prays an injunction to prevent the
sale OF property. A week ago he was fined
b5 by Mayor Naxey for beating her, and on
a connter-suit she was fined $25 for the
same thing. Mr.. Frost is hard working
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