The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-26
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boring Cities and Towns.
RELLEVUE. RT.

ant week with his brother in Michigan.
There is considerable growing among
the property owners over the sidewalk
ordinance. Well enough should be let
alone.
A young man named George w. Lam
drum, of this place, was married in New
port last night to Miss Matte Childers,
Of that city, by Justice of the Peace.
Star of Bellevue, l. o. G. t. 1870,
will meet at the residence of Mrs. Nixon
Friday evening at half-past Z O'Clock
and then proceed to visit Dayton Lodge
1000, where good time will be expected.
The strawberry festival last night on
the grounds of Mr.. w. III. Robson,
given by the ladies of the NJ. E. Church,
was a very successful affair in every re-
spect. The weather was beautiful, the
attendance large, the ladies lovely, and
the refreshments all that could be de-
sired. The ground was brilliantly il
Illuminated. A good sum was realized
for the Church.
WILMINGTON. O.
Frank Lewis was arrested on Sunday
by Constable Street for striking Ed.
Tillinghast.
A primary election was held here last
Saturday to express a choice as to whom
Clinton County should present to .tbe
Republican Congressional Nominating
Convention of this the Third District
BY rule of the primary all candidates.
from any part of the District, if de-
feated, should retire from the field,
never to "come back again." and not
"stand on the order of their going"
That rule virtually cut off 'carpet bag
GERS" Two residents of this County
entered for the race-The Hon. J. w.
Qulnby, of "Local Option" fame, and
Hon. r. E. Doan, who did such yeoman
service in Southern Ohio last fall on the
stump in that exciting Gubernatorial
squabble. By another rule, the candi-
date receiving plurality will have the
choosing of the delegates OF the l, 100
votes cast, Hon. r. E. Doan received
$50 and Hon. Quinhy received $50.
Quinby, of course, will have to retire up
"salt river" and remain there until he
receives call from his fellow-citizens to
"come back and go up higher"
GsEENFIELD. u.
Mr.. Andrew Elliott, of Morgan Coun-
ty, is visiting in Greenfield, at his sis
ter's Mrs. Hugh Boden.
BARRIERS work, from present indica-
tions, will "take tumble" as there will
soon be added the fifth shop in Green
field.
Our friend w. E. Blackstone has re-
turned to Greenfield, where he is study
ing dentistry, after an absence OF several
weeks, visiting his parents at home.
"Cave parties are now in order. AL
most every day last week there WAS a
party of several from this place to the
great caves about sixteen or seventeen
miles south of this place, in this county.
MlDDLETSWN. ..
Mr.. A. Hyam is visiting bis many
friends in Cincinnati.
Mr.. Sam. Morrison is visiting friends
and relatives in Dayton.
Prof. Vanwardragen is in town again,
calling on his many friends.
Newton Clendening has been visiting
in Dayton for the past week.
Misses Benah Lamb and Lizzie Berger
are visiting friends in Dayton, 0.
The strawberry festival given last eve.
ming at the Presby byterian Church was
well patrvnized.
David Martz was appointed guardian
of Daniel Shartel, upon the grounds Of
his being an imbecile.
Mr.. Prucha our Third street confee
tioner,is as busy as bee, now that the ice
cream season has commenced.
Dave Bonnell has returned from 6
business trip buying the lumber for tht
extension Of the street railroad.
The football game between the Gin
cinnati Team and the MiddIetown Team
will probably take place some time thi
week.
Mrs. Mary McWilliams and Mrs
Amanda Yager, of Wapakoneta, ar
in this city visiting friends and rel
atives.
The members Of the Holy Trinit,
Church will give an evening festiva
near the ch urch some time during th
month Of June.
About one hundred of our citizen
took in Dayton yesterday. A larg
crowd is expecded to attend tomorrow
to see the horse racing
Mr.. Christomer Longstreet Smith,
resident of this place some thirty year
ago, but now of New York City, is il
town visiting his brother, VIM. Smith
on Third street.
The prospect for the farmers in thi
section Of the country at the presen
time never was as good. The wheat will
be ready to harvest in about three week.
and the yield will be larger than eve
known before. Barley and other sma
grain will, from the present outlool
yield fully as good as the wheat, Will
the fruits and berries promise to be yer
plenty if nothing happens in the nea
future to damage the crOp. The farmer