The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-08

the old time honored building OF It's found
alton.
The candidates for spring honors are be-
ginning to loom up gradually in the misty
distance.
The wife of Mr.. Lot Wright our genial
Clerk Of Court. presented.hiM with young
boy clerk on Tuesday morning last.
Our authorities ought TO attend to few
OF our streetcrossings especially the one
On Cherry and Mulberry streets; II IS bard
to cross from store 70 stora
The mem hers Of the Classic Class Of the
Normal School are going to have q public
debate, in the near future, on .srhe Origin
OF Man. from Darwinian view.
DAYTON. d.
James Grayham. in default of giving
bail in bonds Of $500. went to Jail.
Miss Annie Pixley, . talented young
actress. will play .N'liss' at Music Hall
tomorrow night a sst1r.
Thirty new books was placed in the Pub
lie Library yesterday. The total number
of books In the Library now aggregates
over 10000 volumes
A middle-aged widow lady living on
South Main street, by the name Of Alex
ander, was robbed of her pockatbook and
money while going through market
Richard Plumb charged with shooting
with intent to wound, had preliminary
examination before Mayor Butz He has
been released on $500 bond.
MIR. William Walker has Just removed
his ready made clothing and tailoring es-
tablishment from the Beckel House Block
to the new Pruden Building, East Fifth
street. ...t Ie- 7..t te..9--'
Mr.. John Shiler, young German, en-
ployed at the Mead & Nixon paper mill,
came near meeting with serious accident
Tuesday afternoon by breaking through a
doorway. Fortunately he escaped with a
sprained knee, aud is able to limp about
again. rN -.E
Theodore Dunbar whose trial has been
pending In the Common Pleas Court for
several weeks past, has been sentenced to
the Penitentiary, to serve fourteen years
at hard labor. Dunbar is one of the three
men arrested about a year ago in the
Froutz robbery.
GREENFIELD. o.
Colonel John Parrett, from near Frank
fort Ross County, was in town on Wednes-
day.
A lively little hop at William Waddell's s
last Tuesday evening. The invitations
were few and select.
A prayer-meeting was held Tuesday eve
ming at the M. +. Church, and was we'll at
tended despite the muddy streets.
The property known as the Charles Pat
terson property, in northwest corner OF
town, will be sold at public sale Saturday,
January 10th. 1880
The friends of Mrs. Harvey Hyer will be
grieved to hear CT her illness. She has
been confined to her room for some time,
but is now on the mend.
Why wouldn't 1t be good thing for our
Town Council to put up some street lamps
along the streets leading to the M. 4. aud
First Presby terian Churches?
Cards are out for the marriage Of Chas.
Blaiser and Miss Hattie Kingman, to take
place Thursday, January 9Th. Mr.. Blaiser
and bride leave for the State of Indiana
the same day. Good-by, Charles.
On Tuesday OF this week, while com.
pany of men was putting up new line of
telegraph-wire on the M. & @. Road, pole
fell, striking one Of the men across the hips
and small Of the back, hurting him pretty
badly.
HAMERSVILLE, q.
The Narrow-gauge is thing Of the past.
Frank Wilson, from Olatha. Kansas is
visiting his parental home.
Chester Bryant Is prostrated with dan
gerous attack of acute rheumatism
Sank Cheeseman has returned from the
Black Hills, after an absence Of two years.
John w. Wooster, who is confined to his
bed with typhoid fever. is improving
slowly.
The farmers are again unhappy. This
time 1t is the "thumps" that is dealing
death to their pigs and stock-hogs.
Telephone messenger report that grand
social event in shape of magnificent we'd
ding will take place early in the future.
N Miss Laura Ballenger, a beautiful and
fascinating blonde from Mount Olivet, Ky,
is visiting her sister. Mrs. Powers. Of this
place.
"Dixon's Ranch" which was battered
to slivers some time since by a band OF
nocturnal marauders, will be rebuilt early
in the spring.
George w. Hannah has departed for
Alaska, where no will join the U. s. Fur
Company in the pursuit of capturing seals,
walruses, etc.
DR.. Love reports quite number of cases
of diphtheria and fevers. This unusual
warm and wet weather is causing a great
deal of sickness ...-.
Farmers complain that their tobacco
crops are damaging very badly this wet
weather. Many Of them are providing fur
naces to place in their buildings in order to
dry out the filthy weed.
The Odd-fellows' supper that was given
here on Saturday evening was a grand
affair. The capacious hall was crowded to
its utmost with the beauty and fashion of
Hamersviile and vicinity. and the supper
was gorgeous beyond description.
LAWREN ENCEBURG. IND.
Policeman Frank Griffin ran a nail into
his foot yesterday. mi 't.
License to Marry-'Squire McCright to
Cinderella E. Douglass.
Court convened at 9 a. m. to-day to con-
tinue the rest of this week.
The Christian and M. e. Churches are
conducting week of praysr this week.
The we'll known and we'll arranged
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