The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-04
OUR NEXT.DO0R NEIGHBORS.
Pickings by Star Reporters In Neigh.
boring Cities and Towns.
SPRINGFIELD. O.


fair house. y
Burdette will get "rouser" The sale
of reserved seats has been immense.
The city's employees were wealthy on
Wednesday. 1t was pay day for them.
John Mcdonnell, drunk, vas the way it
read upon the slate at the Station last
night
There were ffty-ive marriage licenses is
sned by the Clerk Of the Probate Court dur
ing November. : 81 -
MArRIMoxIAL WHIspERs.-Wm. Peoples
and Anna Musselman, David A. Gcings and
Laura Il. Entler.
The chain gang, under Billy Walters Is a
success. 1t is now doing some telling work
upon our streets
Ayoung Miss we'll connected was admit
ted to the IntiImary on Tuesday upon rep.
resentng herself to be with child and with
out a home. TtE g..
Stella Fisher was granted divorce in
Court nn Tuesday from her husband, BY
ron Fisher. The grounds were willful alb
sence and cruelty.
Chief Schuchman received dispatch
from Urhana YESTERDAY morning asking
that two horse team from t. at place he
taken charge Of on its arrival s
John Zeiger had final hearing in the
Mayors Court ON Wednesday, which re-
suited in his being bound over to Court in
the sum If $500. Being unable TO furnish
the same lie went to Jail. s~.l
DR.. A. NJ Whitehead was awarded 800
by the jury upon a Judgment being rem
dered against Peter German, of Donnels-
varn fnr n
severe case of strangulated hernia.
Delinquents don't you forget that long
standing ace UNITS due this paper must he
paid by December 10th or the same will be
offered for sale bv new mode. STAR
office. % West Washington street.
Officer Dive Croft arrested on Tuesday
young man named Theron w. Green, a
carriage painter, who had stolen watch
valued at $3.50, from his father G. W.
Green, and left tile same in soak" al
three balls. - ~ 10 e gsaa
A woman at Northampton, drove tn des.
peration bva drunken husband. ariued her
self with Club on SATURDAY. night last and
sailed INTO John Meranda's saloon at that
place and made it look like turkey after Il
thanksgiving feast. .reatH ttA
The Connci passed an ordinance at their
last meeting for the vacation of Depot
street. The c., G.. Z. & I. Road are to deed
the ground just south Of the present road
way for the purpose Of the new street Tie
old road xay cah still be used unless the
Railroad Company f"rbids it.
The standard gauge of the Springfield
Southern las been com, leted to Washing.
ton Court House. Work will cease there
for the present to give the Dayton and
Southeastern Road, who are now using the
old g.. J. 4 r. track. chance to lay line
OF their own to the al regions.
Mr. John Cobv, the lightning gatherer
at the e., G., C. " !. depot in haste to press
the cooler In the ladies' room OF the depot
one evening during the past week crowded
through the ventiat r. John had Just
emerged from the hule when he was
startled BY the shrill voice Of female who
exclaimed 'Oh, ,om hnrrid man? Get thee
gone, sir. get thee gone" Well he did just
get the gone. but he got the drink first.
The Lalleys Of East Columbia street.
were waited upon on Monday night last by
the ch,eftains of gang that rule that vi
cinity and asked for beer OH the strength
ola wedding consnmmated the eweek pre-
vious. Upon their being refused the be"er
age they kicked up II terrific clatter. For
Men"ad "u 9"o .i;La II.',,nl, ara snoa ID az
aud costs in the Mayors Court ON Wednes.
day,
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A prominent business man OF Limestone
street. who lives III TIE Fifth Ward, got
top heavy Rst re seeking his roof one
evening last week and mis'ook hnuse IN
his neighborho"d Tor his own. Not wish
Ing to ar Use his better half he concluded
to effect an entrance by a window. He was
about to mrry his conclusion into action
when he was startled by several shrieks.
end the next minute found himself In the.