The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-16
THE DAILY STAR
OUR NExT.DOOR NEIGHBORS.
Pickings BY Star Reporters in Neigh
boring Cities and Towns.
LAWRENoEBURG. Inn.

LAWRENoEBURG. IND.
Z Gypsies have been quartered on Lud-
lows Hill for one week past.
Patrolman Frank Griffith reports
that out Of sixteen nights we have had
but one clear one.
The Assembly" Dancing Club hopped
to sweet strains of delicious music, at
the Courthouse Monday.
The fast passenger train containing
Capt. W. w. Peabody and other officials
passed through here at p. M, yester-
day.
Mr.. Thomas Weingart, one of Conduc-
tor John Anderegg's brakemen, was uni
ted in marriage to Miss Annie Freder-
ick of Carlisle, Pa. The ceremonies
took place at Indianapolis Success,
long life and happiness friends wish.
AURORA. IND.
George Green, Of East Side, moved to
Cochran last Monday.
Barrister Curly Bruce is visiting his
brother in Columbus, 0.
]. H. Lamar entertained quite num-
Der of his gentlemen friends last night.
Two weddings on the tapis-one set
for the I'd of May and the other to-mor-
row night.
AL. Cobb, Squire Caulfeld and Seth
Steadman are building6ne and comfort
able residences.
RICHMOND. TND
Concert for the poor tonight at
Lyceum Hall.
Thomas Welsh, for Sabbath carouse,
was taxed SIS 65 on Monday.
McCords Sunday excursion took on
fifty pleasures from Richmond.
The salesroom of the Chase Piano Com
pany will be open for inspection to-
night.
Minnie Palmer in "Our Boarding
House" at Phillips Opera-house TO-
night.
Geo. Foster tumbled into the river on
Sunday at Merings dam and secured
thereby only bath.
The Pan Handle Road purpose at an
early date to designate their employees by
requiring a uniform.
The pay car on the Pan Handle Road
dropped its contribution here to-day;
that of the Grand Rapids yesterday.
Mary Bennett captured the vase of
glass work offered for competition by the
Bohemian glass blowers, securing 391
votes.
Arnold, the stranger arrested at this
point last week as suspicious char acter,
has been discharged from custody. Not
wanted.
The chariots now being used at Spring
field, o., have been purchased by the
Richmond Street Car Company for use
upon our streets.
An attempt was made on Sunday NOR
ning to fire the bridge near Hunts Mill
by two unknown parties. They satu-
rated it with coal-oil.
An elegant oil portrait of the late Wm
P. Wilson has been placed upon exhibi-
ton in the show-window of Morris &
Hunt 1t is from the studio Of O. II.
Peck.
Abbe's stone demolishers have dwin-
died down to the number of five. Should
there be no engagements effected be-
tween this and Thursday, our chain gang
will be thing that's wanting.
A pound party is to be given next
Wednesday night at the residence of
Mrs. Hannah Graves, on North Pearl
street, for the benefit of worthy family
who by sickness have reached needy cir
cumstances. Contributions for this
charitable event will be thankfully re-
eeived.
MIDDLETOwN. o.
Mr.. Daily has removed his shooting
gallery to Xenia, @.
Ell. G. Quigley, Of Akron, o., was in
our city yesterday on business.
Detective Mike Reigan, of Hamilton,
O., was on our streets yesterday.
Miss Tenia Shortle, of this place, is
visiting friends at Franklin, Ohio.
Sergeant-at-Arms J. w. Gillespie, of
Columbus, spent Sunday in town with
his family.
Miss Laura Forbes, Miss Mary Vohres
and Miss Mary FAIRIES are visiting friends
in Cincinnati.
There is a vacant room on Main street
suitable for any kind of business In
quire of Fl. W. Bishop.
DIR. J. Wolf, formerly of Cincinnati,
has taken up rooms on Third street over
the canal, and will treat all kinds oi
cases in the medical line. Give him q
trial.
The Agnes Wallace-Villa Combina
ton, under the management Of james
Woolley, will give an entertainment in
Leibee's Opera-hall this evening Ad
mission, 35 cents Reserved seats, 90
cents. For sale at G. S. Barnitz & Sons
drug store, on Main street.
A tramp called at the house of G. M
Bates last Saturday noon and asked fol
something to eat and upon being refused
fhouuht he vould show revence for IL