The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-24
OUR NExT.D0OR NEiGHB0Rs.
Pickings by Star Reporters In Neigh.
boring Cities and Towns.

boring Cities and Towns.
MIDDLETOwr. o
Mrs. Jefferson is improving.
John Tobert is reported better
Mrs. Gus Folk is able to be out again.
Charley Bates and family spent Thurs
day ct Cincinnati. -
The Miami is on high for the second
time within q month.
Sam. Alexsuder, of this place, Is visiting
relatives at Hamilton, o.
The bottem has fallen ont Of the mud
roads that lead into town.
M. Simpson has, returned home from a
pleasant visit in West Virginia. ,-
HIP. Clouah is at home, spending few
days with his family at this place.
Mrs Ellison Smayer has returned from q
v pleasant visit with relatives at Hamilton,
Ohio. Sa'. AF
Mr.. John Mumma is lying very low with
.oonsuniptiea, and rtis thought can not re-
cover. .@fs ~ IS ss}@ fsg = s&s rH.
, Charley Margeum will soon finish his
Ae,ise .e,, East Third street, where he Wul
move his family.
Mr.. James ,Sutphin, who has been absent
in Kansas CITY for several weeks, returned
home Thursday.
CHI. Bltnay returned home YESTERDAY
afternoon from Cleveland, where ghe had
been for few days on business.
"a Mr.. James Hill. ofstlte firm Of A. lHnl "
Son, of this place, has returned home from
"a week s1business trip in the East.
The American Union Telegraph Com
Eapsriv have agreed to establish an officehere.
It will probably be in c. II. Brooks gro
cefy. 'i''73 -'f'h 'f I''0 ''' t''~'Qa
'9 Captain q. w, A. Gillespie will retain the
position OF Collector of Tollsion the canal
until tie new Board of Public Works is
sgofganiEed. 9l'A .t -'F4l p" iRNs
Since the Commissioner has removed the
piles Of Ldirt thatswere tlTown up like
bneastwNrlss, out streets present quite "a
nice appearance. .-s-s--.
Our City Marshal is uneasy and worried,
from the fact that the suit for damages
went .sgainst him to the tune OF $12 50,
and in April aaaxt the election takessplaoe
for city officers. tS,s = F.l-- 8.g,
The two Gurn boys, who were sent TO
A3afisfar eaHying concealed Weapons, are
both at home The Grand Jury found a
billaeAinst.One aud discharged the other,
y, ,rtheirmother going bail. ..f '-f Z
Z, ,Qnitea number OF our citisens attended
the wedding Of Mr.. Harry Wolf, of Dayton,
Ohio. and Miss Ella Rott, of Germantown.
The wedding took place at the residence OF
the BRIDES parents They intend making
Dayton their future home.
Nathan Pardoner, who has been danger
;ously i'll for the past week, 10 thought to
q be improving. although nut yet out Of
danger. His wife, who has been quite sick
the past,week caused bv the anxiety and
sympathy for her husband, is reportei
much better e..., Fl
Mrs Elizabeth Cassady, widow of the
late IsEael Cassidy, died at her farm two
miles sonth of this place, Friday morning
atquarter last 9 clock, with pneumonia,
aged ,sixtylsix years. She will be buried
Monday morning at 10 o'clock. Funeral
srrsersices ut the house, by tue Rev. Thomas
a'Cull. of the Baptist Church. !
" Smoyer and Presler, our night police
nucan he found on Third street any
time at night watching for burglars
although they have never caught one
Yet they are good officers. SnoNer came
ryeryanear capturing burglar one night iT
Harry Bishops cellar. If theAburglar haC
o.1 1rss oi A,i-s L1HaBAN0N. %. e., d,
Charley Smith opened his new grocery
to-day. II is crammed full of the tnecessa
ries of life.
PA Mr.. Smith, of the Franklin Argus, was ir
town.y yesterday. The Argusis a young but
sprightly paper. ,- ..t
-, Glenn. Beechy is to enter the race -fol
Marshal lat the spring election, Clem
ol1ghtsto run we'll as he ista native Of sthil
place, and never before asked favors in thai
line. .,,m, -r.-..
Eph. Jeffreys, tile favorite Assistant Post
master, is to be replaced by some one whom
we are sure will not be as scompetent O.
sEphraim, and people are not pleased at th'
change.
DR., Sellers an old citizen of this place
giting. When asked how he liked Cincin
matt, the Doctor answered: otis hard X
transplant old trees"
80. MT. STERLING, KY.
Captain +. D. Whitaker has gone to New
Orleans ON business.
-, Our architect MFR. J. A. Bassett, is work
ing on the plans and specifications of tht
new Odd Fellows building, on MAR
street, and Johnny Caldwelps clothing
house.
The Democrat yesterday morning an
nOunced movement on foot to pay office
rent for Captain Morslon, chief engineer
of the Big Sandy Railroad, by subscription
Be certain they don't do as they did before
pay to one nan, and the property
never get anything but a bankrupt notice
s.twelye hundred dollars loss.'' ss9r es
Last Sunday while Ilr. A. Geusle and
family we're at church, a;negrog girl, for
,nerly in the employ of Mr.. O'Connell, en-
tered the house, took unto herself wha
-, clothing she could find hanging carelessly
around, leaving her own instead Mr
y Gensle was walking down High street to
day when he spied the fair dalhsel with hi!
wife's cloak on. He hired her Immediate
ly, sentiier TO his house, and then sent ar
officer. She now boards with Mr.. Bruton
r'7s~.' GEoRGETowN, KY. (
Mr., gipge, the druggist In this place, i
very sick with scarlet-fever.
PROT Bedford is making up class i,
hoot -kaeninp and writing to he taupht IN