The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-19

: can not display sufficient liberality or Of
fer suitable Inducements, even .mor,
than any other city can, then w6 los
the prize. Let our people wake up ant
have some, Chicago enterprise about
them. e" ~ - -. q . H.
WEST CONVICTION. KY.
| Mr.. Dutaz, the artist, is progressing
nicely with his work at st. Ann
Church. tItf S'i,3,t ~
i Mr.. Charles Soden has returned from
Louisville, KY, where he is doing busi
ness. He looks we'll and hearty, anc
speaks well of Louisville.
F I BUCYRUs, OHIO.
ORANGE BLOSSOMS Frank BRYANT Il
to be married to Miss Ella Delaney this
evening. The high contracting parties
are well known in Bucyrus and vicinity
Muddy roads still reign supreme
throughout. Crawford County. We
should think the experience of this win
ter would awaken an interest for macada.
mized roads. ~.,s..
A small fire occurred yesterday in the
harness shop of J. G.. Birk. The princi-
pal damages were in harness TO the
amount of about 5000, the fire was
smothered, loss to the building slight,
covered by insurance.
JONES' STATION.
Mrs. Thomas Slade visited Hamilton
yesterday in company with her hus-
band. Arriving there her worthy spouse,
in his capacityo of County Commissioner,
projected an official trip of about 40
miles in the interests of the county.
"Official business" you know, must be
attended to. Mrs. Slade had to wait un-
til late hour to be taken home. Near
ing the homestead, the house was dis
covered to be surrounded by food of
light. Is the house on fire? Is it a
quarterly meeting or have the boys got
ten up an independent illumina-
ton to celebrate the opening
of the Southern Railway? Reaching
home, Mr.. s. opened the door of his ca.
pacious parlor and introduced his "good
wife" at once to another one of those
"boss surprise parties" and to the fact
that after all she had designing hus-
band" The neighbors and friends of
Mrs. S. had learned that it was her birth
day, and that accounted for it ALL
A frst-class supper, after the But
Ter County idea, we can not do Justice
to ON paper. Just believe we
had it, and if your faith wavers come
and see us. A jolly good time and then
more surprises A handsome Bible from
her children; beautiful fruit-dish from
her son-in-law, Mr.. Huston; an easy
chair from her husband: followed BY
fnely-bound Oxford edition of the Bible,
convenient for use, from Mrs. DR.. Reed,
in retaliation for the Gaming" DIR. R. SO
recently suffered at the hands of Mr..
Slade. Surprised and haepy7 Yes, and
we all were happy, and that is the way |
we live and do things at Jones' Station.
PIQUA. O.
The building occupied by the Pan
handle office is being improved.
Miss Hattie Cary, of Marysville, O., is
visiting her aunt, Miss Anna Enyart.
A new pavement is being laid on the
Main street side of the Market Square.
The work on Water street is progress
ing rapidly. The improvement was need
ed badly.
The l. 0. G. T.'s, of this city, give an
entertainment at the First Baptist
Church this evening.
The Tripotage Society, composed of the
of the High School, met at the
residence of Miss Sadie Wendle on Wed.
nesday evening.
The prospect for grain and fruit in this
vicinity is exceedingly good, and the
farmer feels confident Of another big crop
the ensuing harvest
Items of interest or subscriptions for
the STAR left with George Folk at Craw-
ford's shoe store, or handed to the agent,
s. Allison, will receive prompt attention
Rev. James Stephenson will deliver a
lecture on "The Relation of Poetry to
the Bible" at Grace Church Thursday
evening, March 23d. Do not fail to
near it.
RELLEvUE. KY.
Knights of Honor meet tonight.
Mr.. Thomas King is about to remove
% Cincinnati, where he will start a cigar
tore.
Mr.. George Smith, of Dayton, has the
sympathy Of a large circle of friends at
he loss of his wife.
Mr.. Len. Griggs is busy making his
and of course will geta COM
,lete list of children.
All members OF the Masque Ball are {
to meet at the Club Rooms of
Charles Hausman tonight. ".
Mr.. Charles Dolman delivered the
TAR yesterday, and will continue to do
0 until Mr.. Smith returns to his post. +
The country surrounding Bellevue is q
eginning to loom up already in beauty.
The farmers have commenced work, and t