The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-18
THE DAILY STAR
OUR NEXT.DOOR NEIGHB0RS.
Rickings by Star Reporters In Neigh
boring Cities, and Towns.
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NEWARK.
On Saturday night J. G.. WHEREBY was
elected Captain of the o. N. e. at this
place,
The remains of Mr.. Bentz were brought
to this city from Columbus on. Tuesday
f0rinterment.
On Monday the Judge sentenced Levi
GRAY and Isaac Boles each to two years
in the Ohio Penitentiary.
EATON. o.
"Yankee Robinson" at the Opera-house
tonight positively.
The vote which was to be cast Monday
evening. at the Opera-heuse, to decide
who was. the most handsome. young lady
in Eaton, was indefinitely postponed "un-
til further notice." as 'twere, so to speak.
Atthe Opera-house last Monday even
ing, the entertainment, given by the Ell
dorado Glee Club was an exceedingly
grand success in every sense of the word.
The house was literally packed, both in
the auditorium as we'll as also in the gal
lery, and the hall was tested to its ut
most. capacity.
Tn the case of the State ct al. VS.. John
Bailey. on the charge of assault with
intent to kill, which was pending before
the Court of Common Pleas yesterday,
the,charge was altered to assault and bat
tery, and a verdict of guilty rendered
against the defendant, who was fined to
the extent Of $40 and costs, which he
willingly paid.
The Loan Art Exhibition. which was
held at the Opera-house during. the past
week, under the auspices of the ladies OF
the Universalist Church, closed last Mon
day evening, decided, brilliant success.
both socially and financially. On. the
evening in question, at the conclusion of
the performance, Rev. Getchell, the Uni
versalist minister, appeared on the stage,
and in a,brief, eloquent address thanked
one and all for their kind assistance in
behalf of the Church, which he there
upon pronounced free of all worldly
debts
LAWRENCBBURG. IND.
The Freeman House is being entirely
reftted and painted.
The City, in her case against Pious
Frederick, was beaten.
CouRT1NG CoNsEouENcEs.-Miss6 6yl-
vina Shupp to Matthew Fisher
Miss Kate Long, of Cincinnati, is visit
ing her friend, Miss Mary Shinaman.
George Otto. of Evansville, Indiana is
here for two-weeks' stay among ac-
quaintances.
DR.. w. D. Fl. Hunter, Sr., Editor of
the Lawrenceburg Register, after a
weeks sojourn at ST.. Louis, returned
home this morning.
Miss Carrie Ransdell, an accomplished
Young lady of Indianapolis, visiting
her sister Emma at E. d. Moore's resi-
dence, on Short street.
Pianos and organs are ngood demand
in Lawrenceburc. Six pianos and three
organs have heen received by various
families since Monday.
A grand surnrise party was rendered
Miss Minnie Klemhsns at Leidertafel
Hall last evening (TuesdayD. An en-
ioyable time was the result.
This is the result of the special election
to fill the vacancy for Councilman In the
First Ward: DIR. J. P. Green, 1877 H.
SUISSE, 99 w. H. Spooner, 25. Green
elected hy 25 votes Total vote rolled,
251. When a full vote is polled, it
reaches 300.
DANvILLE. KY.
Monday was Court Dav. Lots OF stock
and plenty of buyers at fair prices,
The ladies of the Methodist Church
South will give supper at James Halls
Friday night.
The secirties of Center College will
celebrate Washington's Birthday on, the
Goth, as the 22d comes on Sunday.
Since the arrival here of Mr.. s. s.
Roszel the Singer Sewing Machine Office
has undergone repairs to make it one of
the most attractive business houses in
town. The Company have made a wise
choice in procuring the servicesof SAM,
as he is a thorough business man and q
very clever fellow.
AUKORA. IND.
Lewis Hilbert. of Memphis, Tenn, Ii
the guest of Miss Anna Rudolph.
Hon. viii Cumbock will deliver hii
highly popular lecture entitled "Mind
Your Own Business" at the M. E. Church
Friday evening, Goth.
Married-Mr. ]. Green, of Osgood, Ind.
toMiss F. jackson, of Milan, Ind, at the
Kirsch House, in this city, Tuesday, 17tf
inst. Mayor Green tied the knot:
Several hundred people from here en-
loved themselves on the steamer Jamel
W. Gaff Monday night. About twenty
danced to the sweet strains of music OF
board the boat. The enjoymentslastet
two hours.
MIDDLETOwN, o..
Thomas Conrough is again able to b
at his place of business at L. F. Bow
mans cheap store.
Mrs. Sam. Holmes, of Dayton, o., i
the guest of her sister, Mrs. r. E. John