The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-07


is also said to be very excellent.
As previously announced, the drawing
for that beautiful music-box, offered as a
gift by Bowman's cheap store, took place
Thursday afternoon, under the manage
ment of the following Committee: Sam.
Thompson, Middletown; w. Becker,
Middletown, O.; Joe E. Decker, Frank
lin, o.; Benjamin Hinckle, Madison, @.
J. 2. Reed, Amanda, o. Mrs. George
Talmage, wife of an employe of Tytus'
Paper Mill, was the winner, holding the
lucky number, 750.
AURORA. IND.
Firemen's masque ball Tuesday night
next at the Opera-house. Attend.
Miss Nellie Greer, of Covington, KY,
is visiting at W. W. Lamar's residence.
The famous H. Cochran VS.. DIR. Becker
suit was dismissed yesterday, plaintiff
paying the costs.
The Bon-Ton Married Ladies' Fly
around at Schultz's Thursday evening
was very pleasant affair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mills, of Coving-
ton, after several days pleasant visit at
Mrs. Eslenora BrewingtOn's residence, re-
turned home yesterday.
The vote for the silver tea set takes
place at Mueller's Hall Monday evening
next. Candidates: Sam. Langtree, Jas
Stratton and Abraham Hegedore. The
tea set is on exhibition at Ieivil's jew.
elry store, in Opera-house building. Cost
of set, 1902.
MARR1ED.-Miss Mary E. Smith was
united in marriage to Henry P. Spaeth
Thursday evening last at Henry Davis
residence. Rev. Robertson tied the hy-
meneal knot. The newly welded pair
left for Louisville, KY, by steamer, on a
bridal tour the same evening.
GREENFIELD. O.
The hop given by Strauss and Ware in
Bells Hall on Thursday evening was not
so well attended as some others have
been heretofore.
The Gymnasium boys are working
hard for their coming entertainment, and
the posters which are out announce the
time, Thursday, 18th inst. We advise
our people to go and see what the boys
can do.
Mr.. Frank Bush, travelling salesman
for the firm Of Jorl J. Baily 4 Co.,
notions, Philadelphia, returned
to his home on Friday afternoon, having
been absent for some weeks preparing for
the spring trade. ..' ,
The latest feature of our town is faro
bank on East Main street, which was
opened few days ago by two men from
one of our neighboring towns, and former
residents Of Greenfield. We would sug-
yest that our Honorable Mayor look into
this little matter if be feels an interest in
The welfare and the past good name Of
our little city.
LAWRENCEBURG. IND.
J. R. Lods, of Columbus, Ind, was
here for several days on legal business.
Tyler Annis is contemplating the erec-
lion of frame dwelling on ST. Clair
treet, in the New Addition.
The Ohio Valley Furniture Company
8 getting out very large lot of furni-
ure for the Mormons in the State Of !
Utah.
February Love-Henry Kolb to Mary
lot Holden, Henry Spaeth and Mary E. |
smith. also John Fl. Emerson to Emma
4. Jaquith.
M. E. Shiel, editor of the Monitor
ournal, of Seymour, Indiana, addressed
he Murphies, Sons of Temperance and
food Templars, at the Baptist Church
asst night.
1t was rumored on the streets yester-
lay that another indignation meeting of
itizens will shortly be called.
The funeral of Mrs. Agnes w. Henesey, |
wife of Mr.. John R. Henesey, took place
rom her late residence, on Short street, |
afternoon.
The taxpayers of Lexington were rep
esented in Council Thursday night by |
'nly three members, Messrs. johnson,
dardesty and Mccormick.
Mrs. Oliver, Of Woodford County, was
brought to Versailles Thursday last on a |
,harge of lunacy. The jury found her
If unsound mind and ordered her to the
Asylum at Lexington.
City expenses for the month of Jan
larry: Salaries, 81, Al 95; Schools, ST.
595 80; Fire Department, 1868 81; Re-
'orders Court, $253 10; Improving and
Repairing Streets, 1929 6IsGas Amount,
1896 rs; Pauper Amount, $578 85; Market
House, $7672; Investigating City Ac.
counts, $3.50; General Expenses, $5O6 81 |
total, $6,736 1S. |
Mr.. G. NJ. johnson in his speech de-
ivered before Council Thursday night |
aid: II have come prepared tonight to
'ffer resolution as a substitute for that
'tfered by Mr.. Treacy, similar to the one
offered by Mr.. Hardesty, and will vote
or Mr.. Hardesty's resolution, which was
n accordance with the expressed will Of |
,he people and Mr.. Treacy's resolution,
which was offered for the purpose of |
compromising the peoples demand" |
The trial of Walter Venable and Lutte |
Fogle, charged with the killing OF Jeff |