The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-13
THE DAILY STAR
OUR NEXT.DOOR NEIGHBORS.
Pickings by Star Reporters in Neigh.
boring Cities and Towns.
LEBANON, O.

ouOW.
COLUMBUS, O., Feb. 11th-S P. M.
"To ]. B. Graham:
"Argued the question this afternoon.
Committee reported unanimously against
the bill. A. G. MCBURNEY."
Ichabod Braden's suit against McClung,
of Mason, for malicious prosecution, !"
resulted in victory for Braden, with $21
Judgment. Bee Adams suit against MIR.
McClung for the same ofense comes of
to-day.
In former issue of the STAR we stated
that "the discharge of our popular young
Assistant Postmaster from that position
gave general cause for dissatisfaction
We are now glad to learn that Mr.. Blake
has needed the public voice, and REIN
stated that worthy young gentleman.
MIDDLET0WN.
Mrs. Patrick Hannegan, who had Sc
we're stroke of paralysis last Tuesday
morning, is still no better.
Mrs Sarah Clark, of New York City,
is visiting in this city, the guest of her
sister, Mrs. John Clark, on South Main
street.
Mr.. Ezra Potter, of Hamilton, o., ad-
ministrator of the estate of Benjamin
Potter, deceased, of this place, was in
town yesterday on business.
James Bowman, formerly an old resi-
dent of this place, now Of Cincinnati, was
in town Yesterday among his many
friends Jim could not stay away from
Middletown long.
VIM. Hit had spasm while unload
ing straw at Sutphin & Wren's paper
mill last Wednesday morning, and fell
from the top OF his wagon to the ground,
injuring him badly.
Mr.. Daniel Vantuyl, living one mile
south of town, will sell at public sale his
personal property, Saturday morning,
February 2Sth. Mr.. Vantuyl has pur-
chased farm in Kansas and will move
there after the sale.
EATON. q.
sstTICE-Items of interest and subscriptions
for the STAR, if St at the Original Eaton Cheap
Store, next to Postofice, will receive immediate
attention. Ed. Pryor, Agent.
William G. Campbell is in a critical
condition.
Miss Flora Welsh, of Cincinnati, is Wis
iting relatives at this place.
Twas a boy, and Henry Farr is the
doting and smiling papa. Mrs. Farr and
the junior are doing we'll.
The Loan Art Exhibition given at the
Opera-house under the auspices of the
ladies of the Univcrsalist Church is
meeting with unlimited success, of which
it is truly deserving. Every evening an
extra attraction in the way of an enter
tainment is given. The collection of
antiquities, relics and curiosities is I'M
doubtedly the best and largest ever ex
hibited in Eaton. All the articles are
conveniently and artistically displayed,
and description of every article accom-
panies it. The entertainment reflects
great credit on the energy and efficiency
of the ladies having the same in charge.
AURORA. IND.
A new dancing club entitled "None
such" Will organize.
From the 18th until the 21st inst, in
elusive, the voting for the silver tea set
takes place.
A son of John H. Thompson broke
his THIGH by jumping from the top of a
smoke house yesterday.
LAWRENCEBURG. IND.
Mrs. Alice Goodwin, for assault and
battery upon Mrs. Proctor, was fined 81.
The event of the season was the silver
wedding of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Schimpf.
The walk-around masque ball in Green
dale, Tuesday night, climaxed all the
whirls of the season.
MARRIAGES. Mamie D. Burlington
and Chas. F. Hayes; also, Summerson
Green and Manda Belle Jacobs, the Lat.
ter couple from Boone County, Ky.
The body of John Walz, who wa:
drowned six weeks ago during the high
water in Mr.. Heckkeiser's corn field, was
found yesterday. The Coroner held ar
inquest and returned a verdict according
to the facts.
GREENSBURG. IND.
VIM. Varsar and VIM. Dement, were
sentenced to imprisonment for two years
for hog stealing, and Buck Wiley and
John Smith, of Milford, were given three
years for assault with intent to commit
murder on one Brown. They will be
taken away Immediately.
HAMILTON.
Miss Pauline Straub returned from
Dayton last night.
Miss Katie Timberman returned to the
Oxford Female Seminary yesterday.
Last night the bold soldier boys were
brought before the Court of Discipline
and made to ante up to the tune Of
b7 so.
Mr.. John Morner, the First Ware
,tove dealer, has on hand large variety
Of stoves and tinware which he is selling
at bottom prices Give him call
Dunwoody took in (Harts) horn yes
terday. This is not the kind Of a horr
that makes man want to chew pickle
fences. but it was aetually chewing tn
fence when captured.