The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-06

ment Newton CfeUden1n, WIN. OBrlan,
Charles Lawrence and Ed. Thompson.
At A. Hill Sons paper mills James
Coyle is the fireman, with William Good
win assistant. Mr.. James Blair, the
pleasantest man in town, may also be
found here. Elder Wentz, Mr.. John
Ross and Daniel Webster are among the
steady workers and can always be found
at their post of duty. Mr.. Jesse McFar-
land, at Moore's Mill, informs US. that the
paper mills are not only running night
and day, but orders were in ahead to
keep them busy for some time yet to
come. In most of the mills good wages
are paid, which enables the w0rkmen to
buy and soon pay for good andcomforta-
BILE homes for their families. ,,
BETHEL. o. .'r
G. w. Elrod has sold his stock Of gro
ceries to James Dye.
Phil. I. South, attorney at law, is at
Washington, D. G., on business.
The Grand Jury found an Indictment
against A.. A. Gravitt for assault and bat
terry. 81. .,-...... ...... -s-..
The new chaiN factory has commenced
operations, under the management Of A.
P. Frazee. t....... ... .7...t..
The property Of T. J. Morris was sold
at administrators sale to- Albert Frazee
for 1866. aa ..t s'.-.
| Mr.. Ed. Fisher, of Wigginsville, Ohio,
returned to his home after pleasant
visit at Miss Fannie FewelPs. f''.
Mr.. Daniel Dotson will soon move his
family to Portsmouth. He has accepted
a position as engineer in the Water
works. ,'o ,,e% t',.i
The No. 15, a literary society, met at
Miss Kate Altman's Tuesday evening.
Owing to the inclemency of the weather
the number present were few, although
the programme was fully carried out.
They meet again in two weeks, at g. B.
Reeds N'f -'.'.'e ''4' .-. .
LAWRENCERURG. IND.
| ]. B. GARNER, the brewer, had tweives
teams and forty men at work putting up
two and one-half inch ice yesterday
(Thursday).
| If you wish to enjoy yourself in very
social way attend the Iron Moulders'
Union Ball, at the Odd Fellows HAL,
tonight (Friday). No Intoxicating
drinks or smoking will be tolerated.
Why do the people of this city call
upon DIR. Green, our Jail physician, to att
tend and wait upon sick paupers? Drs.
Catch and Miller are the County Physi-
clans. DIR. Green ought not to be imposed
upon, for he is not compensated for wait
ing upon the County paupers. '..'
A freight train going east at 10 a. m.
yesterday (Thursday), on the 0. & NJ.
Railroad, jumped on the east end of the
foundry switch. Twelve cars jumped
the track, four of which turned over on
the side of the bank. A broken frog
caused the engine to break wheel, and
hence the wreck. Tr 1'
Ex-Mayor J. J. Hauck's funeral yes
terday (Ihursday), was very largely at
tended. The City Government Officials
and Police paid, their respects to their
deceased ex-head. The remains were in
tered in Greendale Cemetery vaults.
Mr.. Hauck acted in the. capacity Of
Mayor for three terms. '',..
SIDNEY. O.
Al troupe of colored young men and
women, called the plantation Vocal
ists," have been organized in, Sidney. Il
has asappeared in Versailles, Darke County
and all other places, giving great satisfac
tien. 1t is the intention Of the troup'
to- travel West, ..,.-.. ,.rToI-
John latham and William Keiser
from Pemberton, were arrested for steal
ing Jug containing two gallons Of wine
from the wagon of Thomas Donaldson
and were takanbefore d. l.. Bush, Mayor
They each pleaded guilty and were finet
$5 and costs, which they paid and wer
discharged. ,,) @ ~ "a s,aua
! WEST CARROLLTON. o.
NorIcE Subscriptions for the STAR or items 0
interest, If left at 2i2 Race street, will receiv
prompt attention. Henry Miller, Agent
! The protracted meeting at the NJ. E
A Church is we'll attended and with sue
cess. '''''
Bryop Farley, Of this place, left las
Thursday unexpectedly for Kansas City
Mo-, Why?
George Nelson, of Enon, o., arrive,
here last Monday, and is now WORKING
for George FL. Friend, paper manufac
Il turer. s..s o.
| John Fenstermaker left for Greenville
!. o., where he was married to Miss Matti
4 Craig at her fathers residence yesterda,
evening. The happy couple will returl
next Monday. '.'a
4 Thomas Carr, of the firm of Huber
1 Carr, tobacco merchants has just re
4 turned from Indiana, where he has beer
' purchasing several large crops of tobac
co.. Mr.. Carr states that the tobacco dic
not yield as we'll as it did last year, an,
, that good crops will bring fair prices.
z llrsl.-. nELEEvUK. IKE.
Mr.. Casper Phillips, on returning hom
Tuesday, found twelve-pound bo,
awaiting him. 'it 70 t4s"r. oft
Mr.. Joseph Miles, Of Henry County
Ky, is spending the week with hi