The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-12

trouble about the house.
Messrs. Wright and Elster, manufac-
turers of tables, with shops on Warder
street, commenced to-day to take down
machinery, which will be Immediately
moved into their new and enlarged shops
on West North street. As soon as they
are fully established in their new quar-
ters they will manufacture four hundred
tables per week, and increase their force
of men 10 sixty. Mr.. Simons' place as
foreman has not been filled as yet, and
the position will probably remain vacant
until Mr.. Simons is again able to take
charge of his department. Mr.. s. had
his leg amputated yesterday, as previous
ly announced in the STAR. If he meets
with no drawback he will be around
again in few weeks.
GEORGETOWN, KY.
Remember the supper at Barlow's Hall
tonight.
Master Lee Jenkins has taken posi-
ton in Webb & Davis dry goods store
as clerk.
Mr.. James Craig is now in Jackson
vile, Fla. He will return home the LIST
Of March.
Remember the lecture to be given in
the Baptist Church Friday night by Mr..
A. G. Graves.
The case Of Garland Williams and
Ria Patterson, who were arrested in Gin
cinnati and brought to this place and
lodged in Jail BY Marshal Cole last week
for the murder of jeremiah Martin, in
this county, in 1868, was brought before
Judge Rhoton, and the trial resulted in
the discharge Of Williams from custody.
Patterson's trial was continued till
Wednesday. Williams was defended by
Mr.. T. F. Hallam, of Covington, assisted
by Colonel w. 8. Darnaby. County
Attorney Henry V. johnson was assisted
by James B. Fennell, ESQ.,, and Judge J.
F. Askew.
| GREENFIELD. o.
Subscribe for the STAR and get the
news each evening Of the day on which
it occurs.
The ice men took advantage Of the lit
tie cold snap the fore part Of this week
in putting up ice. 1t measures but two
and half inches and is not very solid.
The special election held on Tuesday
1 18th instant for the propositions in re-
\ gard to more school-house room, were
A defeated. The vote for NO tax being in
a majority.
About 8 o'clock Tuesday, 10th instant
a five-year old son of Mrs. King, on Main
street, fell from the window Of her resi-
dence to the pavement, a distance Of
twenty feet, receiving very serious if moi
fatal injuries.
The medical faculty here in connection
with DIR. Meise, of Chillicothe, Ohio
have held consultation on the case O.
Of Mrs. Mayor, who has been lying 81
dangerously ill at her residence or
Church street. They pronounce her cas-
as hopeless. Mrs Mayor is one o
our greatest temperance workers and he
loss will be deeply felt among her large
circle of friends.
4 AVONDALE.
4 Marshal Brown is on deck again.
4 The village grangers will soon hole
their spring meeting.
| Quite number of villagers will leave
for Europe this spring.
\ A visit to the geological Garden dur
\ ing this balmy weather is enjoyable.
| The Village Literary Club gave .
pleasant entertainment at the residence
Of Mrs. Capt. Mann, evening before last
| The scarlet fever that has prevailed il
Clifton and Avondale this winter was il
very light form and no deaths hav'
thus far occurred in either village. Th
scare is over. ....
| MARIETTA.
Colfax lectuped Wednesday night t.
a full house.
| Hi. Henry's Premium Minstrels ha'
an audience that filled the Gty-hall las
night and gave general satisfaction.
| John D. Chamberlain, father of L
Nv. Chamberlain, Of this city, died Mon
day night from injuries received by
fall which we noted last week. He wa
ninety years old.
| WAPAKONETA, O.
J. w. Comrie, who was injured by tn
cars, is getting better.
| Misses Martha Kaiser and Lizzie Ger
ZACH, who were visiting Miss Carri
! Winter, have left Cor their home il
Kenton. o.
/ The masquerade ball given by tn
young Germania Band was a grand sue
cess. 1t was one Of the best balls eve
given by the band. They clear 500.
Il BELLEVUE. KY.
Service tonight in the M. E. Church
All are invited.
Grand ball In Wenderoth,s Hall tt
night. A splendid time will be enjoye
by those who will attend.
. The real estate transfer from Nj
Harms should have read to Mrs Marth
Srro,,I ;natood of Martlnt SnraIl1 "a ar