The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-06-07
CUR NExT.DOOR NEIGHBORS.
BELLEVUE. KE.

nELLEvUE KE
Council meets tonight A quorum is
expected.
Mr.. Eugene Pillars left for Lockland,
Ohio, yesterday morning, on a visit to
friends.
The saloons, although both open yes
terday, did not do as much business as
m the previous Sunday.
Mr.. Patrick German, who has been
quite i'll during the past week, is some
what improved this morning.
Miss Cordelia Nichols, of Berry av-
enue, leaves ON Thu sday TO spend few
weeks with friends in Portsmouth, U.
The public are wondering what has be-
come of Hon. Jas. L. Anspaugh, who
has not been heard from for some time.
Jeems should give an account of HIM
self, or he will be forgotten.
Jimmie Mcnamara better known as
Jimmie Mack, who mysteriously disap-
peared abouta month ago, has been heard
from. His uncle has received a letter
from the Mayor of st. Louis stating the
boy was found in the streets of that city
and is now in the House of Refuge, and
will he sent home as soon as his uncle
sends the money to pay his fare.
The temperance meeting last night
was large one. Able speeches were de-
livered by Mr.. Keller, of Cincinnati;
Mr.. Taylor Wells, of Newport, and Prof.
McGinnis, of Dayton. At the next
meeting on Wednesday night numerous
readings and recitations will be given.
Mr.. Foster is announced for a reading
and Mr.. Frank B. Wentworth to recite
the Rum Maniac" A large audience
will be present.
MlDDLETOWN. q.
Owing 10 a misunderstanding as to the
time when the excursion to Miamisburg
would pass this point yesterday, near
two hundred people were left who de-
sired to 90 up to the church dedicatio
1t had been announced that the train
was to pass here at 1906, but it reached
here at 10:45 instead, to the great disap
pointment of our citizens.
There was lively little circus at John
Hurts place on Canal street on Saturday
evening, where party of Johns friends
were engaged in celebrating his return
from the old country. DR.. Forester, in
a fit of friskiness, superinduced either by
the beverages or the unus-
ual iollity of the occasion,
went for Constable Charley Cooch
with a beer glass, and was knocked
badly out of time by the constable, who
was seen to take his fist so suddenly
away from the frisky Doctors head that
it left the gentleman of the gallipots
sprawling on the floor, with more stars
in his eye than are revealed by a first
class telescope.
DELAWARE, q.
D. Lapham keeps the best stock of
straw hats in the city.
Prof. J. S Campbell and wife, will go
to Ripley, Ohio, this week.
The Chautauqua Literary and Scienti-
fc Circle met last Saturday evening.
The classes of the O. w. u. have COM
menced reviewing. Examinations will
begin shortly.
The 4th annual commencement Of the
Delaware Public Schools, superintended
by Prof. J. S. Campbell, took place last
Friday evening at the Opera-house. The
exercises commenced at p. M, and
were continued till about 1890 p. m.
The class consisted of forty-four mem
bers. Notwithstanding the warm and
crowded room, the exercises were well
appreciated.
There were seven deaths and three
>irths in Lima last week.
Mr. Munning, living five miles from
Lima, was robbed of fifty-eight dollars
last nj ight, while on his way LONE. The
thief escaped.
There was an immense crowd in Lima
Saturday to attend Stickney's great
show, but it turned out to be a snide.
The street parade consisted of band
wagon, five crippled horses, eight cages
and a monkey riding pony. This was
positively all.
SPRINGFIELD. O.
hOu Y lot SOe eIO uAuA pay hOCtiiS wv
morrow night.
Quite an extensive market Saturday
both morning and night.
The stock ordinance will be strictly en-.
forced from to-day, says His Honor
Mayor Wallace.
Miss Belle Mast has returned from
Oberlin, where she has been attending
college. She will spend her vacation al
home.
Mr.. Robinson's sermon on "Christiani
and Thester Going" delivered at Center
M E. Church, last night, was remarka
bly, good.
Mr.. George Eaton hass tarted a hacl
line between Springfield and Lagonda
stopping at Jnntown and Flowrence
vile. This has been long felt necessit,
and we wish Mr.. Eaton success in tn,
undertaking.
The entertainment given by the
Lightning Liniment men on Saturda,
night was decided success, especially