The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-12
OUR NEXT.DO0R NEIGHBORS.
Pickings by Star Reporters In Neigh
boring Cities and Towns.
BELLEcCRNTRE. o.


Last Wednesday. l4fLE 4 5.y
A Christmas tree will be one of the at
fractions at the NJ. L. Church on ohristnas
Eve. Let all attend, and help make the
little folks happy.
Dogs OF sheep.killing propensity are
rather too numerous in this focaiity. IL
son,e little inoffensive canine ventures out
he Ia ~ ,isOned. Whv not let lap-does atone,
and administer your strychnine to those plg,
useless ours running ut Large? .s.r
Fred. Wagner, our industrious German
coacl,.maker, works every night TIL eleven
and twelve o'clock. then lies down, SHUTS
his eyes, gets up and gues to WORK again.
Is hound to make enough to enable MN "a
visit Fatherland again. Success atteha
him. -A
Can our Commissioners give any gooo
reasons for refusing T" offer any 'e"aa. a.. ,,o n
the apprehension of )nskeepf ~ So aes ~
people of Logan County have thenl' UT eise
tear down and destroy our jan anu so.pae ,iss
Of Justice at once, us they have pecoiie "'''
less expenditures.
Tho Collage Cabinet for November is out
and well filed with 20 d reading h'a,,ur' W
Its editors. Messrs. J. r. ]. Millisan ana W.
M. Glasgow, deserve thanks ior tieir "",
fIapainy zeal in tie cause OF education anu
i'm D aciug the MAGAZINE urona so'iu inun,
dation, Let every friendof Geneva toi'ese
stand by them.
GREENFIELD. q.
T. r. Altman, the grocer has Mu'Hs M'nS'
display of Christmas Fido dogs alid AaooH
cats ia bis show-window.
William, Kinkade, son OF our. worthy
p, stmast.r. Is a skillful worker In fancy
wooden yarn and needle-w"rk.
We would call the attention OF the prop,
er authorities t., the maIiler ~ when Hie
ceiling of our Town Hall is being defacea
BY leaks in the roof 49,.
Mr.. Samuel Major, Superintendent Of
our Public Schools, Is an lnde1atigaD'e
worker and sees, that every department. oi
our school in crest is properly y'nanage1.
Mr.. D. Welsheimer, the miller, shipped .
car.Iosd of, -four to South Scion. Y. last
Thursday. the fist slipn,ent from tiiiS
place over the new standard-ghuge railroad,
Christmas Is coming, and many new faces
are seen in the Sabat',-sehoOis. 1t 10 70 De
hope,t that Kriss Kringle will bring an
abundant s.,pnly Of the good things Of TINS
world, and all will be made happy. ..
CGSH0CTaN,. %. .'.'
The Roscoe Touring mill opened Yesterday
morning nfter putting about $40 w, worth
Of machinery, which .ives the mil a ca,
pacity OF about three hundred barrels ol
flaur per day.
Mr. John b. Markley, a farmer. residing
about al x miles sii,th of this place. was
found dead in his bed Yesterday morning
He died suddenly in the night with dr"nsr
His funeral took place to-day at ~ O'Clock
a, m.
The temperance people Of Coshoct,n art
having A biz bpoin at present bt having ell
testainn,ents with audiences from 3oO tt
coo tw ice a week. They have been carrying
on the Mur,'hy movement for about two
wears and have not failed tn have two meet
ings week. aud at present the Interest
taken is greater than it has been for eight
eeii months previonS "''
WEST COvINGTON-
MIR. Dave Serena desires t, sell out bi!
eoal barbor because the Sheriff asked hin
to nav the Jury fees in the cases of Bent
ys. Serena, aud Edwards Vs. Serena, whicl
suits Serena gained, fnr the Plaintiffs hav
Ing nothing that the Sheriff can levy on,
he comes Oh Dave for the money.
AURORA. md.
"HolyOke," among other attractions
during the holdaya will be produced il
fire style on the boards Of the Aurora Op
eralOuse.
One hundred and fifty pleaanre-seeker
made it specialtr to visit the Queen Cit>
of the West to witness the General Gran
reception and parade yesterday. =,
LAWKEN CERUIsG. IND.
TIVE hundred and fifty people fIom herr
we're witnesses ut the Gen. Grant reception
i'm the Paris Of America yesterday.
The Bulah Lowe vs.. Abiah Haves case t.
seeover half interest in corn s'ld by Lowe
was decided in favor Of the defendant.
Thieves entered the residence OF FIX
Sheriff Frank Dorman on South Elm stree
early yesterday (Thursday) morning ant
cooked o breakfast. They stole nothin.
save eatabies They were not detected.
LEXINGTON. Kr.
Mr. N. III. Sanford, Of New York city, ]
In town. llMG tg@. Vi. .
TIE walls Of the new Phoenix Hotel ar
completed.
Charlie Herr has returned from Cahe,h
natl. with his Christmas goods. -
The Lexington Guards participated II
che Grant reception at Louisville. or
Ben. Deering. formerly edltor of tn
Transcript. is farmingin Woodford eounty
Hon. Charles ]. Bronston is making /
bot for the gamblers in the Circuit Court
The L., c. & /. r. r. are preparing t
erect new depot at the crossing Of tn
Cincinnati Southern Railroad, just belos
the oity. "t
Edward s. Stokes. oneof tho principal
In the Jim Fisk tragedy in New York sew
eral years since, is in the city, purchasing
fancy horses. i, f...,.4. ,...
4 Tony Denier's Pantomime Troupe will b
bere Monday night. They have the repuia
tinn Of being the best troupe Of the kim
travelling, and will meet with Q warm re
eertlon. elp4s aoi
Mr.. VIM. Warren has determined to sto]
the noise and disorder in the Opera-bous
during the performances there, and viii
hereafter promptly have arrested all par
ties who may sngage in this bad conduct.
~ A short time since correspondent Of tn
New York Herald. writing frnm Owings