The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-10
THE DAILY STAR
OUR NEXT.DOOR NEIGHBORS.
Pickings by Star Reporters in Neigh.
boring Cities and Towns.
WASHINGTON C. w., q.


WARRINGTON G. w.. O.
The Republicans held Township Con-
vention on Saturday last, and nominated
Township ticket. A primary election
for city officers will be held next Satur-.
day.
DR.. B. HI. Rush, prominent physician
of this city, has been in critical condi-
ton since Friday last. His illness being
occasioned by an overdose of bromide OF
potassa. Hopes are entertained OF his
recovery.
The loan exhibition now in progress at
City Hall surpasses any church enter
prise ever presented to our citizens be-
fore. About 81 200 have been received
up to this writing, and the exhibition,
with additional attractions, is to be con-
tinued through this week.
GEORGETOWN. KY.
Election of Town Marshal next Satur-
day.
Circuit Court convened Tuesday, after
an adjournment since Thursday.
The Emma Leland Combination was
very poorly attended Monday night.
H. Mosby has moved his harness shop
under Nichols & Nunnelly's grocery
store, on Main Gross street.
The primary election took place Satur-
day, resulting in the election of the fol-
lowing in this county: B. F. Buckner.
Circuit Judge; W. A. Cunningham,
Common Pleas Judge; J. M. Adams,
Commonwealth Attorney; Motley Estes,
Circuit Clerk; Joseph Finley, Sheriff.
TIDDLETOWN.O q.
Adam Reed started for Leadville, Col,
Monday afternoon, on business trip.
Mrs. George Buehner spent yesterday
with friends and relatives at Franklin.
Mrs. Levy Doty is lying dangerously
sick at her residence, in the southern part
of town.
Daniel Vantyl and family started for
Kansas Monday, to make that their
uture home.
Mr.. George Huff has the new brand of
tobacco (Caramels) manufactured by
McCally & Wilson.
Rev. w. H. Milburn, the blind man
eloquent, will lecture in the Methodist
Church tomorrow evening.
The Middletown high school foot ball
team will play the Amanda team in
Amanda next Saturday afternoon.
Charles Schaffer, our young painter, is
doing some very fine lettering for Joseph
Mooney, our Third-street notion man.
W. FL. Jones & Co., grocers on Main
street, are having their old show win
dow torn out and replaced by a new
one.
Yesterday plank across Tytus' fore
oay broke and let horse attached to a
cart belonging to J. d. Collins through
into the water.
Mr.. Robert Johnston, proprietor of the
sack factory, is happy because it is boy
arrived Tuesday morning at 8 o'clock
weight ten pounds.
There will be a supper given by the
Earnest Workers of the Baptist Church
for the benefit Of the missionary cause
Admission fifteen cents.
Messrs. Ling, Levoy & Co., carriage
manufacturers at this place, received an
order yesterday from New Orleans for
twenty buggies and phaetons.
The Tytus Paper Company have Or
dered 300-horse power engine, which
will be placed in their mill on Ford street
about the first of the week.
Reed & Thorn's Surprise Party Combi-
nation will give an entertainment Thurs
day evening. Admission rs cents. Re-
served seats 50 cents, for sale at George
Huf's cigar stand.
AURORA. IND.
Lafe M. Cheek is Frustrated with fever.
VIM. E. Gibson is at West Point on
business.
R. w. Stapp, of Madison, Ind, is the
guest of his Uncle, JOS. Stapp.
The proprietors of the Opera House
cancelled their engagement with the
Maude Oswald Combination.
Miss Laura Kenney, after three weeks
pleasant visit at Rev. J. B. Grandy's, re-
turned to Querques Grove. Ind.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. W. Bait and son, who
were visiting S. Cheek Sunday, were
summoned home by telegram to attend
the funeral of friend.
Wymond Gibson returned from New
York City and Washington much I'M
proved in health. He has taken up his
I'D position in the bank.
The people of Aurora are opposed to
the proposed bridge over the South Ho-
gan Greek at Dillsboro. They say it will
tend to take the trade from them to Gin
cinnati.
LAWRENCEBURG. IND.
Tenant houses are scarce in Lawrence
burg.
Conductor John Callahan moved to In.
dianapolis Monday.
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