The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-03
which she will liquidate on the chain-gang.
The charge is petty larceny. ~ y,

glad that he has moved the old lady ana
sisters hearts of flint.
The Deputy Sheriff sold in partition We s.
terday three houses and lots on West Msin
street, belonging to the estate OF the late
A. Mccoy. The first sold brought So 03Q
and was purchased by r. D. Brockneli the
second to Mr.. Schoenthsl, for 50, 2S5, and
the third to M. Schaeffer, for $1,000. |
Miss Pauline Craft brought suit yesterday
against John w. Lynn for breach of prom
ise of marriage and asks for damages in
$4,000. John is the naughty boy who
skipped over to Urbana with Luella Barnes
and was married the other day, thereby !
blighting the confiding heart of the fair
Pauline in the midst of her own wedding
preparations n.sa.. .a.
WAPAKONETA, o.
Vim. Rogers is clerking for J. Kiefer's
grocery. s
. Mr.. u. Atwood has arrived from Massa-
chusetts.
DIR. H. Fritch will start for Richmond,
Va, this week.
Gust. Mingus child died from grain of
corn getting in the windpipe.
Henry Smith has the largest overshoe in
town. II you don't bslieve it, look in at
the show window.
John Vossler, living by the Sidney Pike.
was robbed of money and jewelry while the
family were at church.
WASHINGTON G. H.. O.
A loan exhibition, by the ladies of the
Presbyterian Church on the 23d inst, is
being arranged
The minister of the Celored Baptist
Church immersed the people on Sunday,
the fall of the mercury Notwithstanding.
Frank Carpenter and Ace Gregg, prom
inent attorneys addressed the temperance
meeting on Sunday last The house was
crowded and the speeches first class. rv
Habitual drunkards and moderate
drinkers went all day Sunday with dry
whistles. Cause-A secret police, appoint
ed by the Council, and paid by subscrip-
tion. b.. ~ Q ~. Us. @Ht
Robert Colvin, an old time tamerae
fighter, has commenced suit under the
-Adair Law against two prominent saloon
ists If Bob gets 10 cents drunk his for
tune is made. -.... .e...s..lf (
Charley Bell, hero of the war with the
Indians, who exhibits, by request, the
iudThS VI CHo pCutPiHS-hHii 10 0hiPioyOu
by the Commissioners as Indexer in the
Recorders Office. .r..-.-..
AURORA. IND.
George Griffin celebrates his eightieth
birthday to-day. te.els. .
Miss Lizzie daughter of DR.. Bond, left to-
day to attend the Wesleyan Female Col
lege at Cincinnati. t'rtun .U a.
g., t. PIQUA. o.
Geo. Brading and Robert Scott are Visit
Ing in Greenvile, O.
Chas. Tamplin was in town on Sunday
visiting friends. Charlie resides in Green
| vile at present.
Boudle 4 Bro. are busy at present max.
ing the machinery for Wood, harrington
& Co.'s neMloil mills.
Mr.. lie Roy Jordon has been made Post
master of this place, and Miss Mamie Mum
sell Is to be his assistant ..,. Ia,
The new cornice on the building occu-
pied by J. Zollinaer's grocery improves
the looks Of the building very much.
A young man by the name of Harry
Woods was arrested on Sunday by John
Frantz on the suspicion of being the per
son who burglarized the house Of Mrs
Green. '''
Wendell Phillips will deliver his lecture
on "Daniel OConnell, the Irish Patriot"
this Tuesday evening. Do not fail to
give the renowned Bostonian a ''ringer,"
as it will be one of the grandest treats oil
the season.
"m DAYTON. Kx.
How de, Marshal Heinz
The Arthur Macarthur case was on tria
at Newport to-day. a-s.
Mr.. Samuel Wells is quite i'll at his hom'
on Dayton avenue.
The English Speaking Catholics will NEE
again for business next Sunday week.
In spite of the snow. storm this morninl
Capt. Bean had the cars down on time.
| A citizens meeting to consider reform
in the city's affairs, will be held at th'
, Council Chamber tonight.
The Phmnix Club announce their mex
entertainment for Feb. 14th, st. Valen
: tines night, at Huesman's Hall.
Mr.. Beatty and his charming youn
bride, nee Miss Annie Meader, bave alread.
established themselves in John Ramsey
frame house near the school house.
CRY Council. Council met last evenin
, in regular session, the President in tn
, chair, and all the members present.
The Street Committee reported that the!
,, had given out the improvement in Burto
, Hasen's Subdivision to John Evans. at
T cost of $22 II. .f-ft
1 The Printing Committee was instruce
|. to procure new plat Of the city before tn
next appraisement Of property.
= Mr.. Ed. B. Helm was appointed Marsha
I to serve until the March election. !"
} Messrs. Winter, Backus and Bode wa
appointed special committee to confe
: with the contractors In regard to the pent
ing suits on Walnut street.
. The matter of the settlement OF the a
= fairs of the late Marshal was referred to th
. Law Committee. 1 .f eF
4 The City Attorney presented report {
!, the Mayors Docket, which was receive
a and filed.
4 The bill Of the City Jailer was allowed.
+ On motion adjourned
e HELz1EyUE. NE. b,
y Temperance meeting Tomorrow night
usual. ls5
Rev. Mr. Bailey, assisted the Rev. E.
y Sanders last night in the services.