The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-17

HaYens, John w. kidweH and Susan ia
cobs, William Pretchell, Jr., and Moral
Parker.
4 Garret Sullivan, of Eaton, while labor
ing under the effects of an overload O
crock and rye" on Saturday night, wa
towed into by-way near the corner O
Main and Marion streets by some un
known parties and robbed of a small
amount Of silver change.
LAFAYETTE, IND.
The street expenses for this city las
week were $25l OIL.
A Union DEPOT with ita many rail
roads, would "set off,. Lafayette to ad
vantage. .. Ken
The Cincinnati Daily STAR has tht
largest circulation in this city of any
outside paper. 1t is favorite. j
Mrs. Will. Perrin was in Cincinnati
last week purchasing furniture for theil
new house, which is just being finished
on Perrin avenue. aa-as
The Academy of Music still show with.
out license. City Marshal Oonoly ar.
rested the manager twice last week fol
the act, but he only pays his fine and
continues to show. t- -'
Mrs. Susannah Il. Corg, Of Shelby
Township, the venerable mother of Thos.
Corg, died Thursday last at the good old
| age of sixty-eight years. The funeral
took place Sunday at 2 o'clock. Quite
number from this city attended.
| WAPAKONETA.O o.
The Fin-Smith trial after "a whole
week came to an end at last. The jury
| acquitted Smith.
| There is going to be masquerade ball
atthe Thalia Hall, given by the Thalia
Club, Thursday evening.
| John Altenberger, who was in the har-
ness business for long time, sold out to
Charley Herbst & Christ. Herbst. They
are going TO put Mr.. South TO run the
business for them. 800 .o
John Naumberg, the butcher, sued
Mrs. DR.. Meyers for fifty-fve cents
Mrs Meyers first sued Mr.. Naumberg
for $5, which he said he had paid. The
Squire had to settle it. r. .'l
mELLEvUE- Rx. ......
Service in the M. E. Church tonight
at 5 o'clock to which all are cordially in
vited. .......s.-..,
Wonder if one Of our Deputy Marshals
has not got his eve on being our next
Marshall We believe he has. ' .'.
Mr.. Charles T. Allen was yesterday
appointed Deputy Clerk of the Campbell
County Circuit Court Charles will fill
the bill.
VIM. Mattox has one consolation left
from being flooded out. He caught a
monster log, which he is going TO sell for
butcher-blocks.
Councilman J. w. Iatliff promises to
give us any amount of green apples if we
visit him at that time of the year. Lets
see; what are green apples good forH
The water almost, but not quite, came
over the road. 'Tis sad to think that
some folks dreamed to rake in few
dimes and then find their visions -disap-
pear like mist.
REAL ESTATE TRANsFEB-A. NJ.
Toebe, of Covington, by Master Com
missioner, to Mrs. Mary A. Rogers, part
of lot "a in Williamson's addition, "a
feet south Of front street by 100 feet
deep; $400. This was formerly the Gull
foyle property.
1PKUN1rUrun -
Mrs. Farr, of Marysville, is visiting
friends in the city. ..... ..
New locks were put on the cells Of the
Station-house last night.
The school children are fairly wild
with excitement, because this is exami-
nation week in the schools.
R. P. Quinby, of the firm of Bolander
& Quinby, nurserymen, Of Dayton, Ohio,
is stopping at the St. James
Detective J. R. Urnsted, Of Philadel-
phia, was here yester lay Monday with
a warrant and requisition for Ed. Steck,
the horse-thief.
Moon & Wiley, merchant tailors, in
piC AoSOiu@ 1AOuoC DuIluluK, VIC ClUSlug
up their business and will move soon to
Mt Vernon, O.
Mr.. Williams, who made q desperate
attempt to commit suicide by swallow-
ing pounded glass, is recovering. His
death has been several times reported.
Tom Ford, Ed. Kerry, VIM. Griscol,
Thomas Mu1dolien and David Frazier
were run in for drunkenness; William
Frey and Thomas Morgan, for lettering.
Chambers, a barber, associated with
Wright in the tonsorial business on
Main street, carried away the first prize
of $50 at the walking match Saturday
night
Mr.. Charles E Stewart, of the st.
James Hotel, will take possession soon of
the Burnet House, at Sidney, o. He
will still retain the management Of the
St. James, however.
No clue as to the whereabouts of A.
B. Westerman has yet been discovered.
His friends think he has been foully
dealt With, at any rate there is something
mysterious about bis disappearance.
Miss Pauline Lew. da,is},tAr of MD