The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-16
OUR NEXT-DOOR NEIGHBORS.
Pickings by Star Reporters in Neigh.
boring Cities and Towns.
WEST CARROLLTON, O,

WEST CARROLLTON. 0.
Miss Eva Sa,ims of Peru, Ind, is'visit-
ing Mrs John Zimmerman. q
There will be social ball at the Zwies-
Ter House SATURDAY. evening.
Frank Clemmens has returned and his
old friends were glad TO see him.
Mr.. A. H. Wildly contemplates opening
cigar factory by the 1st OF February.
Mr. Ste Smith. of Wilton, Iowa, for
meriy Of this place, is here on q short visit
The new Music Hall on Race street will
be dedicated by glorious oyster supper
Saturday evening. ...,.
The quarterly meeting of the NJ. E.
Church will take place next Sunday. Rev.
Pearne will officiate.
REMINGTON. KY.
III. Deitzs stock of boots and shoes will
/ be auetioned off on the Oath by ]. Ii.
Shropshire, assignee.
General james K. Polk Harrison is am
nounced as a candidate for City Inspector.
He will poll large vote.
Z ,'ames McFadden, an old citizen. fell on
Limestone street and broke three of his
ribs He was also otherwise severely.
injured.
Il Captain James M. Graves has purchased
the coalyar of J. p. Headley, on Short
street, and will continue the business, but
on an enlarged scale. --..5 ..t e.
Taylor & Taylor is the name of new
firm who have opened restaurant on
Limestone street, between Main and Short
streets They furnish everything in the
eating line as cheap as the cheapest, at all
houFs of the day and night They should
be literally patronized.
Colonel William TAYLOR (Buffalo BnD
wants to be Keeper of Potter's Field. He
Is subject to any convention that may be
held, and thinks if he is willing to go to
PotteT's Eield the people should. certainly,
give him the privilege OF sitting on q
mud fence and counting dead carcasses.' ?
Colonel John Kastle has returned from
" ashingt0n City. whittier he went as q
delegate TO the National Greenback Con-
vention. He reports the leaders of that
party as in excellent spirits over its future
prospects and says that they will enter
the Presidential contest with b7ld and
united front, and poll very large vote,
especially in the North and West.
MslL. N. Zimmerman, associate editor
of the Cumberland Courier, died i'm Burks-
fville on the 9th. We have known "Bud9
Since our boyhood. and can truly say we
never knew man possessed af more noble
I and generous impulses. In many respects
he was a, "true man." and we hope he has
been called from an uncertain world to
home of eternal ~jov ana peace above We
tender our sympathies to his aged father
and mother in their bereavement.
W. .,,a .ho. u r
,ssf,,i1, saI I;..asis raHo "as suo-
atfsoks made mn nSe m faw wseks eei,a snce
'."Ias ~ .h", a"s t; W ~ n.ii .ew weeNs s'ce.
~ As 'ha. elnle. we noted me circumstance,
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NJ Nrayar or INV o,a also an ;n;nst;oa " NJ ~
the affairs of the civ have been So ln, selv
managed for several years past that we
thought if one was guilty all were, as the
mat!er happened right under their ewes,
ana y pore semolance "a at least OF knowi-
tia sanot;on of AII Movor Frona, 'hsn hos
now show, himself innocant and will M o
a successful race for 70 election Can fhs
Conncilmen do "a wel]e % W. sh.Il "a await vns
developments or "ky-ard' from them.
KENTOS. q.
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~. ia. - ~, snoo.""aei, is ohe u 'he
o"''es. 'he'' ~ he'''o" a' pfese'''.
Ny. b Lambert, an old resident of this
county, o'eo 'he l4Ih' Oh brain leVer'
The Auditor of Hardin County was
elected Colonel of the Seventh Regiment
at Ling, Ohio, on the 18TH He will make
a good officer. Es
The marriage ceremony of MFR. Davis and
Miss En.ma Merriman was performed by
Rev. Mather, pastor df the NJ. Il. Church,
tof this city, at the home of the BRIDES
raErents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Merriman, at
noon of the 18th. The happy couple have
! gone to Cleveland and ther points. May
sne,r Journey 'hroush iAe w d prosperous
happy ohe'
l. W1DDLETOWN.O q.
The man that lectnred on the street yes
terday drew large crowd.
Joe Hol]ander. drv goods salasman of
Hamilton. O.. was in town Yesterday
p ~
( N the different chTrches for ibs nast two
Eeeks close tn.night with tho services ric s" 81
fe M p Church '-oe' ~
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.Wli Hli, the grocer, on lhird street,
. Ill sell LOT Tile next twenty QaN large