The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-23
if elected will make good Councilman.

ant rooms for rent on South Main street,
suitable for man, wife and small family.
Rent reasonable.
Frank Thompson (colored boy), who
worsted the burglar some time ago, is
over at Oxford, o., visiting his mother,
who has been lying dangerously i'll.
Those wishing to have some fun should
not fail to 60 to the fox chase next Sat
urday morning, March the 9th. The
west line is to be made from Middletown,
and move east about one mile and half,
under command of Lieutenant Folp, of
this place.
LAWRENCEHURGs. IND.
Miss Pauline Brendamour, of Cincin-
matt, was the guest of Mr.. Louis Mat
thews. our Ex-City Treasurer, last Sun
day.
Henry Boese, who has been a resident
of this city for over forty years, died in
the 69th year of his age Sunday even
ing.
Harry Wheeler, of Cincinnati, he of
baseball fame, is here shaking hands
with his old friends, and is amusing him
self in duck hunting sport.
The Sons of Temperance held lecture
meeting in their hall Sunday afternoon.
These lectures will be continued every
Sunday afternoon. All are invited to
attend free.
J. W. Warnfork, foreman of the
moulding department of the foundry,
Fwho resides in Covington, KY, will move
here and occupy Frank Lang's residence,
in Greendale.
Captain James Vaughn, our popular
Post Master has a double smile upon his
face, cause twins. Two fine bouncing
daughters made their appearance at his
residence Sunday morning. Mother,
daughters and father doing exceedingly
well.
AURORA. IND.
The Democratic Club of Center Town
ship elected delegates to the judicial
State and Congressional Conventions at
their last meeting Friday night
At the regular meeting of Council
Friday night the Councilmen voted in
favor of the contract for building the
Sunny Side School-house. Cost to be
between $4,000 and $4,000. To be
made as per plan and specifications. For
the present only four rooms will be fin
ished and they to be on the ground floor.
The digging for the foundation has been
commenced.
CIRCLEvlLLE q.
The Agnes Wallace lila Combination
shows here Wednesday, March 24th.
The Annie Ward Tiffany Combina-
ton shows here Tuesday night, March
23d.
Rev. Joseph Cook will deliver great
lecture entitled "Does Death End AllW
at the First Presbyterian Church Thurs
day evening, April 1st.
wAPAKONETA.O
Mrs. Lind is dangerously sick and not
expected to live.
Mrs. J. Alspaugh died at her residence
at 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Arnold, who keeps a saloon, died
at his residence Saturday, and was buried
Monday afternoon.
L. G. Sawyer of st. Mary's, G. M.
Hughes of Lima, and R. d. Marshall of
Dayton, were in town Monday.
LEBANON. o.
Quite crowd gathered at the Court
house to see the Narrow Gauge disposed
Of. .....
Saturday was lively day in Lebanon.
lew doctrine. 1t is simply the divine
istance of the Holy Spirit by which the
man Pontif, though weak and sinful
IN, Is thus divinely enabled to preserve
, faith and expound the divine deposit de- N
cred to him and his predecessor by the cr
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Mayor Wallace left for Columbus yes
terday afternoon.
Mr.. @. W. Brown, of Delaware, O., is
registered at the st. James Hotel for
few days.
County Commissioners met yesterday
morning, paid off few bills and adj
journed to meet Thursday.
Warder, Mitchell & Co. have raised
the wages of number of their workmen
who have been too poorly paid.
The surprise party given in honor of
Mrs. Mccoy, at her residence on Pearl
street, was a very pleasant affair.
The ladies of the Center-street M. E.
Church gave a picture entertainment
last evening in the lecture-room of the
Church, which was very interesting.
DR.. Frank g. Runyan, our wel-known
dentist, has received an appointment as
one Of the few Ohio delegates to the an
nual meeting of the National Dental As
sociation at Philadelphia next August.
The S. s. and L. Society have sent out
the invitations to the closing ball of the
season of that Society, to be held in the
parlors on Tuesday evening,
March 30th. The committee consists Of
l. Isaacs, NJ. Liechtentritt and Mr. A. L. |
Lessner.
The funeral services of Richard Furgi-
son, who died in Virginia some few days
ago, will be held at the North-street A. |