The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-10

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A csuple from Cincinuati came here
Monday afternoon fors the purpose OF get
ting license to Marry. The contrarting
parties are Mis- JENNIE a. Hensely and
Benjamin r. Mcconnell. The party in
question could not receive license the first
time they applied, for they had NO wit
ness. So they telegraphed for a person
from Cincinnati who swore to their ages,
which proved To be ef the masfiageabie,
and their second attempt for aicense proved
spccessul. At Sip. N. the nnptial knot
was tied at the Fitch HOUSE. They left for
Cincinnati. by wsy Of o. & M. Railroad, the
same evening at $3.50.
AURORA. IND.
A. E. SARGENT is causing the Aurora coal
dealers to sell very uneasy, on account of
his selling coal at II Il cents when the deal
ers sell at 14K. He is doing booming
business II H IN.
At . special session of Council Monday
evening the question yes or no was argued,
namely: 10 maize an ordinance to close
saloons, drygoods houses. vonfectioneries,
drug stores, &C., ON Sundays. 1t is, Great
ing quite stir. @
Miss LOU Peters, a charming and
accomplished lady, was married last
evening to Mr.. CHARLES Steaaman,
son of JOHN iSteadnmn the foundry
man. The presents were numerous and
costly. They left ON an Eastern tour.
The O. & M. Railroad runs an excursion
train from Mitchell to Cincinnati Thurs
day, to give people along its line an oppor-
tansty to witness the grand Grant recep-
tion and pamsie. FEe for the round "trip
frm Aurora, gsed for two days so CENTS.
The "Belshazzer Feast" which was given
last spring. will be repeated Tuesday a
week in the Grand Opera-house in connec-
tiun with Fenstel's Orchestra, which will
furnish some fine selections, Prof. Casoa-
den Willard Cobb. editor rof the Dearbm
Independent, Haynes, of Langtree &
Hayn mes. and other prominent singers, who
took part in the last feast, will be tie main
Mngvels in the concert. f1..Htt 49,
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A large delegation of our citizens will
takn in the Grant boom at Cincinnati On
Thnrsday. = ~ 'f '4.-. 30 e'
The weekly temperance meeting was ad-
dressed, on Sunday last, by I. M Edwards,
Esq, of Houmipgburs, snd I. N. Van De-
man, Of this city. '.....
We are having quite torrent of amuse.
ment, good, bad and Indifferent. Of tire
FORMER we are to have this week Miss Ada
Gray and Emerson.s MINISTRIES.
The warm weather has materially checked
the hog trade, packers convenient to oul
market having their pens filled tooverfow.
ing, waiting fof 'tkilling" weather.
Melvin G. Co., OUT leading dry goods men
have bought French plate glass for theil
| mammoth windows. They have also estab
lished branch store at New Holland, and
PLACED Mr.. VIM. Gordon in Charge.
Que of our ,''tangle-leg dispensers EN-
ticed three little boys in his den on Sab
bath, and nade them beastly drunk. He
was indicted by the Grand Jury, appeared
! hefue tire court pleadguilty, and was finec
Sis.
Quite an excitement was created on the
streets on Friday erening, resulting from
All iadiscretion on the part ofa physician
\ once popnlar aud respected and of excel
\ lent family. Rexolgers and knives wert
threatened promiscuously.
a-g HAMILTON.
Miss Carrie Spanhauer has returned tt
her home at Fort Recovery.
Miss Hettie Bennett has returned from
Seven Mile on account of itl-health.
A pleasant party was had at the resi-
deace af Carrie Tauch last Sunday evening
Mr.. Daniel Pabst mourns the death of hi
little child. the funeral of which take
place to-day.
The funeral Of Thus. McCartin take
place tO-day at aro'clpck. He died Monday
q victim OF asthma.
| A. Seidenstirker has got one of the fines
jeweiry stores in the county. It can't b,
excelied by anything Dntsids Of Chycin
natl. 1, s.lnsr,e .t.,.- A.. l,-e Ft "a. =
i A team, attached tea hearse tried to rul
awayon High street yesterday. but afte
Collding with u calored mans rig am
damp-psst, they we're stopped with bu
slight damage. .s' .f-
The Big -Four must look out, as comps
ny has just started, assuming The RESPONSE
bility of calling themselves The Littl
Four. Ihey will 'sOoR open up in Foot
Hall, on'Second street. ''''~
i w. G. Fruchtlins & Co. have what nigh
n be termed q ''nobby" show window.
WAS fixed up by Christ and Fred, who DE-
fscrve credit for the taste and arraagea4esl
/ of the ARTICLES exhibited. -
Il Mrs. Kate Pfaffman is in Morrow, O.. o
business. That is, from the silk Ores
lately purchased and other preparation
/ already made, we Judge that business Of
double nature calls her there.
n If there is ane man ia town ,whe make
himself more conspicuous thantany Sths
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