The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-17

tors. 1t Is q burning shame that such
advantage is taken of ignorance. All
that are able have come, or will come
back, some of them even walking back
to their old native home.
LAWRENCEBURG. IND.
Miss Lucy Eyersole Isherwood is still
very low. M
DR.. Robbins moved to Scott Harri-
sons farm, in Ohio, near the mouth of
the Miami River, Tuesday.
Scott Harrison, of Fort Hill, O., who
is we'll and favorably known here, moved
to his farm in Tennessee last week.
We noticed DR.. Ed. Terril of Peters
burg, KY, on our streets Monday. Doc.
carries his right arm in sting. He
broke the same by falling from his horse
Sunday last.
The following is list of the Grand
and Petit Jurors for the April Term of
Circuit Court - Grand Jurors: Fred
Peters, Robert H. Givan, Henry Alberts,
Peter Bitner, ]. B. Johnston and John
Dorst. Petit Jurors: Charles Ashley,
John F. Cain, John Cole, Robert Car
michael, Thomas G. Jones. Cotton Crop,
John F. Meyer, Geo. T. Hudson, Lewis
Weitzel, Robert Anderson, David M.
Brumblay and Thomas Hargitt.
NEWARk.
Monday evening will be remembered
by great many young ladies and gen.
tlemen who assisted at the masked social
given at the residence Of Allen Coffman.
On Monday the Court of Common
Pleas adjourned. The last case decided
was the Jones and Prichard case. The
Judge said Mrs Jones should pay Mr..
Prichard for the time he kept her and
for the Improvements he made on her
property and also set the deed aside.
About four years ago man was found
in the skating park with a bullet hole
through his head and one near the heart.
1t was supposed at that time that he
killed himself. A few days ago United
States detective was here looking up the
case, saying be had clue to the muir
derer.
RELLEvUE. KY.
A new gravel sidewalk has been laid
on Fairfield avenue above Wenderoth's
store.
The party at Mrs. Hartwig's was well
attended, and very sociable time was
spent.
The jolly masqueraders will meet on
Friday night to perfect arrangements for
their ball.
MIR. Neuman will take his seat to-mor-
row night as President of Council. There
will be gnashing of teeth.
Mr. Spence Reeves gives a compli-
mentary masquerade ball tonight to
his pupils. 1t will be an immense af-
fair.
All interested in the organization of a
Good Templar Lodge are requested to be
present at the temperance meeting TO-
night.
Rumor has it that young lady on the
upper square of Berry avenue is to be
married next week to young gentleman
of Cincinnati.
The four hunters got as far as Coal
Haven yesterday morning almost frozen
when the watchman of Browns burgess
took them into his house to thaw them
out. The hunters surrendered and re-
turned home without firing shot.
AvoNDALE.
The Miami Valley N. G.. R. r. will be
sold on Saturday at Lebanon, O.
Mons. Pinguely gives a ball to his
scholars on next Tuesday afternoon at
Avon Hall.
Mayor Dickson has sold the only re-
naming house on Prospect Place to Mrs.
DIR. Abner Thorp.
Capt. Thos. B. Richards has rented
the Burnham property on Main avenue.
lie wants to be granger.
DR.. John M. Scudder is making an ad-
dition to his residence, which will be
used as library and studio.
The daughters of Mr.. Charles w.
Allen gave an elegant dinner to their
young friends yesterday afternoon.
The Village Musical Club gave de-
lightful entertainment at the residence
of Mrs. Geo. W. Guysi evening before
last.
Mrs. Sally Crane, the venerable mother
Of MIR. Frank Crane, the well known
bus driver, has been dangerously stricken
with paralysis at Montgomery, o.
The Mayor has issued his election
proclamation. The municipal election
occurs on Monday, April 9Th. The fol-
lowing officers are to be elected: Mayor,
Clerk, Treasurer, Marshal and three
of Council.
MARI Eta. o.
The funeral Of Mrs. Hattie Kropp, wife
of the late August Kropp, took place
Tuesday.
Considerable excitement has been
caused by the disappearance Of William
Roesor, the well-known shoe man, Tuesday
He arose between 7 and s i
o'clock a. M, and has not been seen or
heard of since. No one knew how he
got outof the house, and no one saw
him, although it WAS nearly 8 o'clock.