The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-14

know When TO act and how TO act, IN
consequence of which, evil doing in our
city is at great discount. They have
won and deserve the thanks of all fair
minded citizens.
AURORA. IND.
Gross receipts of the "Chimes of Nor.
mandy" $447.
The City and Township Assessors COM
menced their labors Monday.
D. 81. Stapp is not a candidate for
Councilman in the Fifth Ward, as here.
tofore rumored.
John Kimmel and Capt. L. Conwell
are the latest candidates for Councilmen
in the Third Ward.
The Married Folks Dancing Club have
rented the small hall, in the Opera-house
for their weekly hops.
The Aurora chair factory has sus-
pended operation for a week on account
of shortage in bottom timber, oceasioned
by the explosion of a boiler at their
mills in Virginia.
The Odd-fellows anniversary enter.
tainment takes place the 26th Of April,
in Schultze's Hall. Speeches and music
will be the special features A grand
spread concludes the ceremonies.
LAWRENGEHuRG. iND.
The German M. E. Conference was in
session in this city yesterday TUESDAY.
The Bon Tons gave a very social par.
lor hop at Major Conant's residence
Monday evening.
The Christian congregation is gertina
up subscription list for the purpose Of
building church.
Miss Flora Griffith, of Rising Sun
Ind, after a two weeks visit at her
Uncle's, Mr.. John Callahan, returned
home yesterday.
T. T. Annis is making office rooms out
of the second story of the property re.
Gently purchased of j. P. Chew. The
third story will be arranged for hall.
The long and anxiously looked for
baseball hop takes place at the Odd
fellows Hall this evening "wednesday
A royal time is promised to all who
attend. ~ ...
Some sore-heads were in this city Mon
day to prevent the qualification of Mr..
Wilkinson Smith, of Washington Town
ship, as Township Trustee. They did
not succeed. ,-...,
HELLEvUE. KY.
Councilman Anspaugh is stopping at
the Linden Hotel, Pulaski, Tenn.
The people are getting anxious to hear
something of the Boaru of Equalization.
The Bellevue Delegates TO the Re-
publican State Convention experienced a
red hot time
A birthday party will be rendered Miss
Belle Reeves at her fathers residence ON
Fairfield avenue tomorrow night.
Messrs. J. K. Dimmick, Walter Ros,
and John Ke rms were serenaded by
friends from Newport Oh Monday night
There will be service in the classroom
of the M. E. Church this evening at
o'clock The prayer and class meeting
will be held on Friday night instead Of
Thursday night, as heretofore.
A new cigar stand and a new barber
shop will shortly be opened, the former
on Fairfield avenue by Mr.. Mike Gieger
and the latter on Berry avenue by {
young barber named Turner, of Coving
ton. e
Persons desiring to quench their thirs
on Sunday will have to get supply o
beer on Saturday night, as both saloon
will positively be closed. Mr.. Georg,
Wenderoth is just studying whether t,
close his saloon entirely or not as Sun
day is decidedly the best day.
Fate was against us this morning
Billy Thee ran square against us and sale
something or other about not getting
married. Hereafter we won't believe
anybody, not even the sisters, cousins
aunts, fathers or mothers of any parties
who may be supposed to get married
We do this in order to save our necl
from getting dislocated or otherwis
misplaced.
| WARRINGTON q. H.. o.
| Hon. A. r. Creamer, Senator, was hom
Sunday and Monday.
Mayor Barclay was vindicated on Mon
day, and is now as happy as clam. Th
indicators, however, expect renewa
of his administration as it was previou
to July 4th.
About eighty of our most prominen
citizens have addressed letter to R. A
Robinson and other leading musicians o
this city, rendering a complimentar,
benefit to Miss Jeanette Grove.
Gen. George B. Wright, of Indianapo
lis; Col. Parrot and q. P. L. Butler, o
Columbus, and Col. Frost, of Chillicothe
who constitute committee to investi
gate the line of the proposed Columbus
& Maysville Railroad, met our citizen
in consultation on Monday evening
They were accompanied by Mr.. s. +
Rock, Engineer, and others.
- MIDDLETOWN. q.
Miss Kate Slarb has returned to he