The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-19
THE DAILY STAR
OUR NEXT.DOOR NEIGHBORS,
Rickings by Star Reporters in Neigh
boring Cities and Towns.
RICHMOND, IND.

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and Jenny M. Wescott.
The grand opening of Mackee & Ed
wards new dry goods house on Wednes.
day night was the brilliant event of the
week. a- .t,...- s &,
@. P. Peterson,has delivered to Sheriff
Trindel the 35 pound ball and chains Or
dered some weeks since for use upon our
chain gang 'f
The receipts of the concert given for
the benefit of our city poor as placed in
the hands of Mayor Bennett amount to
1856 so. The Mayor will now see that
all needy families receive the desired at
tention.
The residence of Oliver Butler at Sc
bastopol was entered by unknown parties
on Wednesday morning, and quite a
number of small effects packed of. The
entrance was effected BY taking pane
of glass out.
The entertainment given by the St.
Patrick Dramatic Association onWednes-
day night at St. Mary's Hall was a truly
enjoyable affair, and was witnessed by
an audience that fully tested the ca
pacity of the house. Every feature pre-
sented abounded with merit. Among the
many participating and worthy of espe-
cial notice were Messrs. Peters and Wilson,
who executed clean cut clog in profes-
sional style. Master Tom Gibbons gave
recitation that would have conferred
honor on an older head. Master Dan.
Sullivan followed in his wake with
another and secured rapturous encore.
William Gibbon gave a clever recitation
entitled 1.-The Lost Charley Ross" and
just "hogged" the house. Then Donlon
tried to give an engaged -for-the-season
act, and his hearers were Just per-
ishing, when fortunately he shut him
self off, and many lives were thus saved.
LEBANON. q.
A young daughter of the late Newton
Sellers died yesterday.
Mike Mooney and Jim Earhart, black
smiths of this place, have wandered to
Los Vegas, New Mexico, where thev met
few days ago, and the surprise was
great, as each thought the other was still
in Lebanon.
The matrimonial probability" men
TONED IN the STAR some time ago, yes
terday changed to reality. The lucky
man is Doc. Harker, of Columbia, who
was married to Mrs. Nettie Williams at
the residence of Mrs. Anderson at 2 D. m..
after which the happy couple departed
1or Columbia, where they were received
most cordially by their numerous friends.
AURORA. IND.
A rousing and enthusiastic meeting of
the Democrats of Center Township took
place at Schultze's Hall Wednesday
night. There never was such an excit-
ing time in the circles of the Democracy
as at present. The coming campaign
will be hot one.
NIlDDLETOWN. q.
Mr.. Bail Catterlin is improving
,lowly.
Mr.. John Ottofor and family are now |
residents of Main street.
1t is rumored around that G. F. Guncle
will be candidate for Congress.
Theodore and Lend Behrens are visit
ing friends and relatives in Lebanon this
week.
Mrs. James Hill and Mrs II. P. Leibee
nave returned home from all extended |
visit in Buffalo, N. Y.
The Tytus Guards, under command of
Lieutenant Wentz, paraded through the
streets Wednesday night by moonlight.
The morning train south, due at this
olace at 9:1O, was an hour behind time
yesterday morning, caused by the burn
ng OF Miami Oil Works at Dayton, O.
A horse attached to a dray belonging
o Mike Freeman, heavily loaded, backed
If into the hydraulic in front of HIPS
'aper mill, Wednesday afternoon, and
or "a while created quite an excitement
fhe horse and dray was finally got out
t the Third-street hydraulic bridge
Without any damage to either.
Two hundred and fifty invitations
ave been distributed to the twenty-frst
birthday party of Mr.. Harry Goldman,
o take place at the beautiful residence
f his father, Mr.. Simon Goldman, cash. P
er of the First National Bank, on South
lain street, this evening, March 10Th.
from the preparations that have already
een made, this promises to be one Of
he finest affairs of the season.
LAWRENCEBURG. IND.
Scott Small, of Harrison, was a guest
Clint Jones, the genial landlord, yester-
ay.
Miss Josie Bolla, of Connersville, Ind,
, the guest of her friend, Miss Josephine
Aeisert.
The steamer Tempest unloaded boat
bad of scrap iron for the Miami Stove
Works yesterday.
Geo. J. House and Squire M. Mullen
amp, of Morris, Ind, were entertained
y friends here yesterday.
Samuel Tricher, formerly of this city
ut row Of Greensburg, Ind, smiled upon
.awrenceburgers yesterday.
Henry Morrison, whose leg was ampu-
ated two weeks ago, died Wednesday
ioht at & O'clock. in the twentv-seyenth