The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-07

CIRULEvlLLE, O.

CIRULEvlLLIfs, O.
George Becktal is very i'll.
The Scioto River is out of her banks.
Master Charles Doddridge, formerly of
this city. bat now of West Virginia, is here
on two-weeks' visit.
Nine. RentE's Minstrels and Sanity New
city Company shows here February 11th
and the Pathfnders January 18th.
J.W. Gilbert is City Bill Poster and Gen.
eral Distributor. Any business in his line
will be promptly attended TO. Give him
call at Sl2 Franklin street,
The funeral Of Adam Craft took place
from bis late residence, on Mill street,
Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock. The funeral
was headed by the Barracks Band of Co.
lumbus the Circlevills Drum Corps and
Guards. After the body was put In the
mortuary the Guards fired three rounds as
q salute.
The election of officers of the Niagara
Hose Company No. l. occurred this evening
January 9Th, $780, for ensuing yesr as fol-
lows; Foreman E. Cave; Treasurer, G.
McLAine; Secretary, R. d. Noffitt; First
Assistant Foreman. A. Krimmel; Second
Assistant Foreman. T. D. Tracy; First Pipe
man. Cart No. l, K. Walters; First Assist
ant Ppeman, Cart No. 1, d. Branon; Second
Pipeman, Cart No. 2. D. Gepheart; Second
Assistant Pipeman. Cart No. 2, g. Wilson.
WEST CARROLLTON. o.
The Miami is raising fast.
Mrs Arthur Andrews returned from a
two weeks trip in Indiana visiting rela-
tives.
Mrs. Faul, from Heron County Michi-
gan, is visiting her daughter, wife of Henry
zwick, Esq.
A serious accident might have happened
Loeb Strader on New Years Day by re-
| volver being fired, in the hands of Henry
Eicher the ball passing through board
fence and into stable. lodging below Loeb's
left shoulder. who was in at the time feed
ing his horse. DR.. Maddox was Immediate
ly called, who stated that il the ball had
not lost Its force the shot would have been
fatal. Loeb Is out again but still feels the
effects.
GREENSBURG, IND
R. H. Look has bought the Depot Dining
Rooms and can be found at all hours ready
to wait upon all.
At the roller skating contest at the
Hoosier Hall last night Douglas Watts
was awarded a silver cup as being the
champion skater Of this place with several
competitors.
The funeral service OF Mrs. James Lay
ton took place here to-day, attended by a
large concnurse of friends. The husband
has the sympathy OF this community in
his sad bereavement.
Colonel Cumback. Collector of Internal
Revenue Of this (Fourth) District, has COL
lected IS, All, 307 SO for the year 1879. This
District collects mora revenue than all the
districts OF the State combined.
LAWRENCEBURG IND.
Proceeds Of tho mystical Krew' ball
amounted to $10&
Geo. w. Proctor. the wheelharrow man.
arrived yesterday at p. IN. He has quite
museum of minerals, petrified animals,
&c. Headquarters at Abe Yunker's res
taurant.
Geo. Weaver has returned from q visit to
Dayton, o.
The funeral of the late William Skardon,
took place at Hamilton, O., to-day.
The Seven Mile Creek boometh. 1t is
higher at present than 1t has been for the
past three years.
Christ Church. or the Church OF Disciples
on North Baron street. is rapidly going TO-
wards completion.
The Eaton Cornet Band will give a grand
masquerade ball ball at the Opera-house
Thursday evening, Jan. 22d.
Miss Mary Varrellman has returned from
Reading, o., where she has been spending
the holidays, visiting parents and friends.
Only twelve cents week for the STAR
and subscriptions to Ed. Pryor, the
Juvenile agent
AT a regular meeting Of the Oouncilmen
last Monday evening they elected M. L.
Holt, Esq, to fill the unexpired term as
Mayor and the vacancy caused by the res
ignation Of L. O. Abbott.
Mr.. David Boner ard bride, nee Miss
Hattie Ford, returned from their extended
wedding tour last Mondav evening. Quite
a large number of their friends had assem-
bled at the residence of John Boner, ESQ.,.
father of the groom, to welcome the happy
couple home. A large table was spread
and all partook of sumptuous repast;
after which all joined in wishing Dave and
his bride a happy and prosperous life in
the nuptial state.
PIQUA. o.
Mr.. James Turk, an old and respected
farmer living north Of town, died Saturday
morning. 49,
The Piqna Lock Mills are fast nearing
completion, and bid fair to be one of the
finest mills In this region.
Shawnee, our enterprising little neghbor
over the Miami, is happy. Besides possess.
ing dark and muddy streets 1t now has
Water-works, hose reel and new fire-bell.
"Loom" up, little rivall -.-
L. O. q w. L. Cron & Go. report business
good. ard are considering the feasibility Of
building new factory. If built it will
produce all the latest STYLES of furniture
and will employ about 200 men.
AURORA. IND.
Geo. W. Proctor, the wheelbarrow man.
left for Lawrenoeburg yesterday afternoon.