The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-22
ADDITIONAL SUBURBAN.
AVON DALE.

AL SO DO DAM
AvONDALE.
Mr.. Kerper states that his road will not
be in operation before the LIST OF March.
The funeral of Mrs. stapletou took place
from her late residence yesterday afternoon.
At the ensuing spring election the fol.
lowing municipal officers are to be elected:
Mayor, Clerk. Treasurer, Marshal, and
three members of Council
Mr.. Gus. Bosche, of this village, Is to be
married this afternoon to Miss Pounsford
Of College Hill. The happy couple will
leave this evening for the East on brief
bridal tour.
DR.. and Mrs. James Hopple give a recep-
ton this evening at their residence on
Spring Grove avenue. TO Mr.. C. v. T. Hop
pie and bride, nee Miss Sallis Hanna, Of
this village. l
1t is about time that something was
being done by the residents of Avondale
towards the purchase of: the Cincin-
natl. Lebanon and Xenia Turnpike. As
long as that thoroughfars remains under
the control of the corporation now owning
1t no street railroad company will be per.
mitted to use any portion Of 1t. That road
is the only direct one leading to the village
and if the citizens are earnest in their de-
sire for street railroad facilities for reach
ing their homes, they should avail them
selves of the opportunity which now
presents itself, namely to purchase the
pike and thereby secure to them
selves street railroad connection with the
city. The number of unoccupied houses
in the village at the present time should
not be forgotten by persons owning prop
erty In Avondale. A good street railroad
want and will have. A word to the wise
is sufficient.
ELlZABETHTOWN O.
Lewis Warnsley is the STAR carrier.
The Station Agent, Mr.. Frazier, is the
champion marble player Of Elizabethtown.
Van HAYES wants to Join one hundred
thousand unarmed Kentuckians in a raid
on Maine.
Prof. J. L. Trisler is instructing the
young idea in the new school house which
is a credit to the community.
Citizens of Cincinnati who wish a pleasant
site for healtful suburban residence will
do we'll to visit this point before locating
Standing near the Post-office corner you
can sre into Indiana, Ohio and Kentucky
The scenery is very picturesque.
DAYTON, D.
The Emmit Guard have military dres.
ball at Beckel Hall on the 4th of February
w. D. McKemy was appointed guardian
of Ann McGraw, an insane person. Bond
500. ,.
Alexander Kissinge7 was arraigned before
Mayor Butz yesterday, and upon request o
the prosecution was discharged.
Mary E. Byers was appointed guardian
of the Byers children, heirs of David B
Byers, deceased. Bond; $l05OO
The case of assault and battery against
VIM. Weade was dismissed yesterday, anG
case of assault with intent to kill en-
tered.
Prof. A. J. Willoughby has resigned tn,
Principalship of the Fifth District School
to accept the general agency Of an Insurance.
company.
Marriage licenses were issued to Alber
E. Pangle and Julia e. Curtis, Denni
Maher and Mary c. Nugent, Milton Dudl,
and Laura Jennifer.
A bright wedding occurred on West Thir
street last evening, at the residence of MI
C. W. Curtis; the parties were Mr.. Alber
e. Pangle and Miss Julia Curtis.
On the midnight train Major Blackburn
of Cincinnati, arrived IN the city. He ha
been employed to aid in the defense o
John Francis, the murderer of Officer Ly
nam.
Yesterdays CouRrs.-George W. Forbe
against Eliza Forbes. Divorce granted thu
plaintiff on the ground Of willful absenc'
for more than three years. J. Lowell, At
torney. ..'
The verdict of the Coroner In the Lyman
homicide was that the officer was shot b,
Francis with the intention of killing him
The Grand Jury met yesterday morning.
and took up the case against John Francis
The testimony is being continued to-day.
vINCENNES, IND.
Messrs. l. H. Liebshutz, G. WeinstieI
and Ike Lyons returned to-day FROM Ct
Louis, where they had been attending tn,
Grand Lodge of the I. O. B. B.
Getz, very prominent salesman Of Lag
arus & Blum, who had been visiting friend
in Crawford County, ILL.,, returned hom,
to-day and once more he Eliminates tn,
sidewalk with his beautiful countenanc,
and quaint smile.
1t took Charley Weisert, Jr., Andy Pur
cell, T. Lagarde, Charles Miller and VIM
Heherd, Jr., with five horses and eigh
hounds all day last Saturday to catct
one little fox. Poor fox. The battle wa
fought on Jackson's Hill, three miles from
here.
The steamer Russelville keeled over las
night, and the hull sank beneath the Wa
bash, caused by the river falling here. Sew
eral loads of coal have also disappeared
The river gauge is now fourteen and two
tenths, having fallen one foot and a hal
since yesterday morning 1t is now falling
very rapidly.
APRINQRTEkD. a
Mr.. John W. Bookwalter is doing Chica
Co. Ill.
Henry Hullenbeck will be candidate
for reelection for Justice of the Peace.
These after mentioned violators of liquor
laws got theirs in Court on Wednesday
John He'll, $40 and costs; Henry Heilich
$40 and costs in two cases. ..s -.
Carrie Ross, a noted female pedestrian
Is among the attractions offered by the
Springfield Pedestrian Club at their pre-
MUM 100-mile walk at City Hall, begin
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