The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-19
THE DAILY STAR
OUR NEXT-D0OR NEIGHB0RS.
Pickings by Star Reporters in Neigh.
boring Cities and Towns.
BELLEFONTATNE. O.

Representative Walker arrived from
Columbus last night.
The new Council, Mayor and Clerk
will be sworn in tonight.
An alarm of FIRE was sounded yester-
lay afternoon, but proved to be only
burning chimney.
The Republicans of Logan County
nominate delegates to the State COnven-
ton Saturday afternoon.
CIRCLEVILLE.O O.
There are only three persons confined
in the County Jail.
Mr.. HI. E. Grand Girard and family
were in Kingston Thursday.
It cost $2s,OSS 26 to run Circleville
from April 1st. 1879, to April 1st, 1880.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Evans returned
from their trip to Florida Thursday after
noon.
Chas. Himrod is canvassing Jackson
county in the interest of Wards sickle
grinder.
Ed. Ebert has purchased the property
occupied by L. Abt, on East Main street,
tor 81 600.
Conductor Dare will occupy the Clarke
property, corner of Union and Scioto
streets, after May 1st.
The Cadet Band, of Columbus, will
be engaged for the parade of Grand
Lodge of Red Men in this city.
Several parties are coming to this city
from Cerro Gordo, Piatt County, ILL.,,
TO take violin lessons of John S. Bayer.
The water will be drawn off the canal
and navigation suspended ON Saturday,
the Sth of May, for the purpose of
making spring repairs, and will remain
off ten days.
John Servis and Charles Bridges left
Thursday to join Marks & Lutyen's
Circus at Lewisville. They have a side
show privilege with the concern, and
among their curiosities are the Zunie
children, Major Jones, the dwarf, an
educated hog, den OF big snakes and
the happy family Of monkeys, birds,
&c.
AUROEA. IND.
Mrs. Charles Rummell, of Seymour,
md, is guest of her father, Joseph |
Fisher.
The Frank Zimmerman benefit by the
Excelsior Dancing Club was socially, as
we'll as financially, grand success.
Elder Garvin, of Cleveland, O.,
preached to the Christians in the Opera
house Sunday afternoon and evening.
Hanchette, the eminent tragedian, will
play his masterpiece, "Othello," in the
Opera-house Friday and Saturday even
lngs of this week. He will be assisted by
IN amateur support from this city.
LAWKENCEBURG.I IND.
Henry Rupreeht, of Dayton, o., is
home on visit.
Judge William Holman attended the
Democratic County Convention at Brook
vile, Ind, Saturday.
John Gettel to Annie Vogel; also John
A. Smith and Alice Smith, we're the last
to take out marriage licenses since our
Last report.
IT.. w. s. Anderson moved his res
taurant to the building formerly occu-
pied by Michael thinner, on Walnut
street, to-day.
The County Treasurer has six assist
ants helping him collect the County
taxes. Five hundred taxpayers have
paid their Indebtedness to the County.
The Comical Six Minstrels of Rising
sun, Ind, showed 70 very poor house
saturday evening. The performance
was the thinnest ever on the stage Of the
Odd-fellows' Hall.
Norman j. Roze had the striking cart
men arrested for threats. They were
tried before His Honor, Mayor Roberts,
saturday, and after wrangling six hours
with the case the strikers were acquitted.
GREENFIELD. q.
w. W. Leib, of Washington G. H.,
was visiting his father of this place last
Sabbath.
Mr.. O. w. Baldwin, of Ottawa, Kan
sas, is visiting friends and relatives here
tor few days.
Our regular monthly stock sales were
we'll attended last Saturday, and there
we're great amount of stock changed
lands, mostly horses and cattle.
Mr. Joseph Heidingsfeld will soon re-
turn to his home in America, he having
shipped On the 11th inst on board the
steamer Niger. He has about nine or ten
lays sail to reach New York.
Mr.. Thomas Major, of this place, had
I, successful operation performed some
weeks ago for cataract on the eye by
Prof Seeley, of the Ohio Medical Col
Iege, Cincinnati. Mr.. Major is a man
now about sixty-nine years of age, and
for some time has been barely able, on
account Of his poor sight, to walk the
streets alone. We learn that he stood
the operation exceedingly we'll.
MIDDLETOWN. q.
Levy & Holloway have a very fine
outdoor showcase.
Pat. Conley and George Hudson start
ed for st. Louis this morning.
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