The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-31
OUR NExf-D0oR NEIGHB0RS.



A0rlng Cities and TsMls.
LAWRENCEBURG. IND.
Marriage Liceuss-Joseph My and
Mary 6teinnstz. -i-. ~ =. /
A meetingof the workingmen is called
for Tuesday evening in the Courthouse.
The .,tensorisl artist, Nal. Kifsoh. End
wife. are happy. Itiss bouncing daugh-
,ecattSmall. q yonng gent from Harrison,
O.. Is q guest of his friend, Clint. Jones' OF;
Hunts Hotel ,.l-,.,.-.,..t.u ..-.N 81
Sexaptseu eand,datesfor Council to fl
Vacancy iathe First Ward up to date, with.
Others still to hear from. ,s ,.ys,,-.., IA
Mrs. Ella ,Gossen, of Harrison, Ind, Is,
the guest of eur fellow,citizen and coal.
nlsrchant James Burke. .'5......'. ~.
SchSlsr Kram, former resident but
now of Cia0innati, was smiling upon soldi
aaQgnintances here yesterday. nd ,.H Il
Ali the coal shoyelers in this city struck
for higher wages yesterday morning. The,
price paid to shoyelers at present is 81 Is
per day. They demand Is cents more,
nraa1ing $ir50. @t
GEORGETOWN. KY.
Mr. 'Thomas Mullen has Just started a
bntehsp shop ON Main Cross strest -.-sasl
Harvey Lacy has moved his stand on
Main street. near the Eugine-heuse.
Mr.. ]. @. Adams arrived in Georgetown
frem Lexington last Monday, and has taken
mis- stand ia'the place formerly occupied by
Harvey Lacy.
1t is stated tlIat there are only We gre
cbry stores in town that do not sell. liquor,
and those are the firms of Moore & Lemon,
and the,new firm of Nichols & Nunnelsby.
We are glad to find that Mccullough the
carriage man has. got in full blast again
after the Aerrible fire that occurred several
weeks ago, and is able to do any work in
e.oarriage iine. -'''' ,s'. -'''
Mr.. L. Hinch had $40 taken from his
muney.druwer Hast Tuesday night. He
stepped out for few moments and licked
the door. tits supposed some body was in
the eating saloon at the time and took the
an0sey.. a. " ''atNi.lytt5s 9ttH iil" "
Last week mfr. Webber, tho adSliverer Of
the STAR while handling gun had his left
wrist sbaAy iIurt by the explosion f the
6duics 11io Wllot 10 SCtUluk UCttCls 1llo
wound does not Hinder him from taking
subscribers for the STAR, as he is getting
more names every day. .--.,-.->.-...--,.-.
1rRINGFrELn- a. So
TAa new fnfrmary Bnilding will be
opshea en- Tuesday %.s W.
Mrs H. G. Hamlin has gone to Califor-
mia for three months ssojourn. sg.
Duriag the opera season next week IN
Cincinnati the Short Line Road viii ar
range speeiai trains to meet.the ezigshoy.
Superintendent Blee promises % look in
upon the Ui,ion Dspst consultation, no be
holdentby the railroad ofhciais the coming
week. - N F
Richard Garter was fired off last night
for Washington G. H., where be broke jaii
Richard is wanted to tell all about THAT
burglary.
The dead body Of an infant, apparently
psenQasIrety bum, was found near the
9rStsyatl ut Mecitani icSbuEg, on Thursday
evening, wrapped up in a pair OF old ypa,lta-
looms. At the inqn at tlris morning AsclHe
was established 10 ,tlre oriainof the thing
and tie matter OF making arrests Of parties
connected with the affair.
Mr.. Wm. Foes Of the rseconda Eatipnal
Bank, has been o generous contributor to
the Parneh Relief Fund, and the commit
tee feel that q special vote of thanks is due
therefor. q n 7ff rr go YF fJ
The Sims Eouci Club enforced the rules
strictly sstoihoursat theirsmeetipg Thurs
day evening at the residence Of J. C. Bux-
ton. High street. let the rules be OBJ
served. thOngh the sky fall. f<ss3
franklin johnson, the sable gentleman
who coveted unduly the clocks and notices
of the Ruckaway .SchGol-house, was yester-
BY Judge aeode to the Penitentiary fOr
three years. e." #s VI E
EmeSg and Margaret Kizer, of fremont
City, cay In Npetitaon filed lin Court last
evening that DR.. Hiram Senseman gave
Marsares lsrgesdoses of chioral and NOR
phine when he was drunk. and thereby
damaged her 5000 worth in body and
miad.
The lecture by Rev. w. A. Robinson be-
fore she Bible Reading Union at the Cen
tral ID. IL. Charch on last evening,
was aisaceesa Rev. T. W.tD. Peaks of Vel
low Springs will deliver tine next lecture in
the course on the subject of the Book Of
Jnages"
john Lynn and Luella Barnes, gof Moore
field, Township, procured license to mar
ry, aud were made one flesh accordingly at
Ufhaaa aariy in the week. This was wicked
of John, as he was going to marry an other
blushing sweetheart near this city, who
wenld be ineossselal,le. il she did net think
the 70 Tow ne great slsakes anyway.
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