The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-20

stieet. narfy W0ulu IKE 10 see all nj
friends there. He is very popular.
A saw log twelve feet in length fel
and rolled over ON James T. Leahigh, o
Palmyra Township, crushing him in
horrible manner. He was removed t,
his home on Upper Sixth street by Mr.
Wise, and lies in very precarious con
dition.
James Emison, County Commissione
from the First District, handed in hi
resignation to the Clerk of the Circui
Court. His plea is a press of private bus
iness which prevents him from attendin.
to public duties. Mr.. Reel, of the ThirC
District, who sustained severe injurie
last fall, is still confined to his room, ant
the probabilities are that he will also re
sign.
CIRCLEvILLE O.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Delaplane are max
ing short visit to relatives in the Queer
City.
The light from burning straw stael
east of this city caused the alarm of frt
to be turned in Wednesday night.
Mr.. A. Nounamaker will remove hi!
stock Of groceries next week to the roox
on West Main street recently occupied
by Wallace & Schleyer.
PIQUA. O.
VIM. B. Oglesby, of Middletown, was
in town Friday.
Mrs. Mendrickson, of Carlisle, is visit
ing Rev. Layman Fisher and family.
Mrs. Kate Brokaw, who was visiting
friendsin Cincinnati, has returned home
Mr.. james Shines, a highly esteemed
farmer living east Of Piqua, died Thurs
day.
Miss MAY Eastman, who was visiting
relatives at Tiffin, O., last night returned
to her situation as head trimmer in Mrs
Young's millinery store.
Messrs. J. D. Sawyer and Edward Mar
tin went to Middletown yesterday tc
purchase paper, with the intention o1
starting a paper sack factory here.
GREENFIELD. o.
Miss Bertha Miller. we are glad tc
learn, is convalescing.
After all it seems that we will not gel
to vote for F. F. Marks for Marshal.
Private letters from Washington, D.
c., state that Hon. H. L. Dickey is en-.
joying excellent health.
W. H. Eckman, our present Mayor
will undoubtedly be the next, as there
seems to be no one who is willing to trot
against him in the coming race.
Work on the double floor in the new
Gymnasium Hall is progressing rapidly,
and it will be ready for occupancy this
week. The hall will be known by the
name of "The Palace"
There is another petition being ex-
tensively signed by our citizens, praying
for the construction of turnpike to
connect with another turnpike leading
from this place to East Monroe.
The temperance meeting on last Sab
bath, under the direction of Mr.. Henry
F. Bush, was we'll attended and very in
teresting. The subject, Temperance
Education" was well handled by some
of our local orators.
Mr.. John Porter moved his family
from this place the fore part of the week
and settled ON farm near Martinsburg
in this county, where he will carry on
the business of farming. Mr.. w. H.
Hughey will move into the Porter prop
erty.
On last Wednesday evening there was
a little alteration in front Of Mr..
Hughey's residence between the colored
school teacher "a woman and Mrs. Green
wife of colored minister here. In the
melee Mrs. Minor, the school-teacher, re-
ceived a blow on the side of the heat
with a boulder thrown by Mrs. Green
which made very ugly and painful
wound.
All who attend the performance to b.
given by the Gymnasium Club on Thurs
day evening, 25th instant, at City Hall
will not be disappointed, should they
attend with the expectation Of seeing 6
''big show" for the boys are studying
hard and making every effort in theil
power to render the best performance
ever given by them, which will undoubt
edly be the case. See programme first Of
next week.
AURORA. IND.
William Demmure is calcimining J.
H. Laurar's dry goods store.
Miss Fannie Speedy, belle Of Day
ton, o., is visiting relatives and friends
here.
James Van Sickles was united in mar.
riage to Miss Sarah Stevens at half-past
last evening.
Albert Wilke formerly of Aurora, was
united in marriage to Miss Jennie Yves.
colt, a daughter-of wealthy and prom.
inent manufacturer of Richmond, Ind,
last Thursday evening. Yesterday (Fri.
day. the newly-married couple arrived
in Aurora to spend several days. On
their arrival here reception was held
at the home of the groom's parents
Quite a number Of the relatives and
friends participated. Prof. Toskey's Or
chestra furnished sweet strains OF music
on the occasion.