The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-06
The time and place Of funeral had not been
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The time and piaee Of funeral had not been
fixed upsn up to the tine Of writing.
GREENFIELD. o.
Congressman H. l. Diokey left for Wash
ington City yesterday. = Z. ~
Jacob liver. Express Agent at Washing-
ington c. b., was In town Monday.
VIM. Mount is back from Cncinnati. He
can be found at his old place, as CLERK at
W. I. Parkers grocery.
We understand from parties who seem to
know that J. G. Norton, late Probate Judge
Of Highland County. proposes running for
Mayor at the next election.
The temperance women will hold an af-
ternoon prayer meeting at tho M. K.
Church Thursday, January 8th. commenc-
ing at l:D O'Clock and continuing until
$3.50 at night Leaders will be appointed
every hour during the service.
The Temperance meeting at Town Hall
last Sabbath evening was success and we'll
attended despite the rainy weather. Rev.
T. Collett led the meetiug Rev.. 8. d.
Crothers was first speaker called. His ad
dress was short, but very appropriate. and
full of good advice TO young men. The
next speaker was Rev. 3. H. Smith, of
jamestown, Ohio, who addressed the meet
ing at some length in mastery manner
he isin favor of anything that will drive
intemperance from our land. Hon. H. L.
Dickey was next called to the stand to
make the closing speech and offer the
pledge. Mr. Dickey came forward, took the
stand and went to work In q mastery man
ner: his remarks were just. what is needed
in such meetings.
LAwRENCEBURG. IND.
Payroll ct the Miami 6tove Works yes
tsrday amounted to 81 500. ~ ~. G.s ss
John Keiley's son "Willie" died ol
scarlet fever Saturday night, and was
buried yesterday morning.
Arrested Sunday night Moak Clark and
Joseph Rissell, for singing and using loud
talk. Trial before Mayor Roberts to-day.
|, Daisey Moore and Theodore Burkam,
after spending the holidays lat home, re-
turned to Asburry University yesterday.
Policeman Daily,s daughter Anna left
Saturday evening for Indianapolis. She is
waiting upon . sister who is reported being
very i'll.
.s "Mind Your Own Business" subject o.
Hon. Will Cumback's lecture Thursday
evening at the Odd Fellows Hall. Admis
sion rs cents. Benefit of Rebecca Lodge
l. o. 0. F. .i..-..a. ,,..,z k...i..s,,f.. q
Captain Jacob Rief was the recipient o.
a very fine gold ring inlaied with ,dia
monds, New Years day. 1t was presented
to him by the X. of st. Thomas of Cincin
matt, II being gift of the X. Of st. L., o.
this city, in commemoration and high es
TEEN as q Captain. Cause, celebration Oi
his 39th birthday.
-.-.. DAYTON. o. ..
Mrs. DR.. Joseph Zell, wife of the dentist
died very suddenly at her residence or
East Fifth street yesterday afternoon. In
his bereavment the Doctor has the sympa
thy Of large circle OF friends IL,
A little son, two years old. of the late T.
C. Kidd. yesterday afternoon accidentally
swallowed quantity of concentrated lye
His recovery is despaired Of This is another
illustration OF the folly of putting danger.
Gus things where children can get them.
Edward Laferty, All inmate of the Sol
diers' Home, was found dead in his bed
on last Sunday morning about IL o'clock
at Mrs. Disteli's boarding house, Roseyart
avenue, MIAMI CiVv. OOrohef DaugnerCN
Investigated the case and came to the con
clusion't that intemperance was the cause o.
his death. a frn.s s4E .4f,&f $50
Duv;ro tba mast four ~ Ave nontbs thor.
have heen a variety Of "booms" in busi n on,
Observation-Disclosures ms commerciai nolit;ca] anf
aoricmlturaI circles. For examnle we haf
an iron and coal boom" then the rail
roads nawsnaners wheat Aour yroeerie,
Grant Roster the telenhone and the elec
tr;c l;obt tool the;r tnrn in hoom honm
boomine And now the Great Miami River
wb;ch ha,fc,cles our citv. is on a "boon, i
too. Fortunately for the bridges and damn
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