The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-10
THE DAILY STAR
OUR NEXT-DOOR NEIGHBORS.
Pickings by Star Reporters in Neigh.
boring Cities and Towns.


Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. Bostwick, of Marys
vile, are visiting friends in this city.
Mr.. VIM. Hegler, one of Fayett'
Oounty's most prominent farmers, is Sc
riously ill.
Miss Sallis Hamilton, of this city, i
visiting the family of Mrs. Judge Mar
tin, in Xenia.
Professor Sanderson and the Hon. VIM.
Milhkan addressed the temperance meet
ing on Sunday last.
The friends of DR.. FL. H. Mcclellan
are delighted over his success in obtain
ing the Dawson prize for dissecting.
Senator Creamer beamed upon hi
Fayette constituents on Saturday last
as also did Representative Millikan.
Frank Miller has his machine shop
ready for business. This is lcng-fel1
necessity and will be well patronized.
Miss Vira Cherry, daughter of the pro
prietor of the Cherry House, is still seri.
ously ill from injuries received in Dayton
lsst week.
GREENFIELD. O.
The congregation Of the M. E. Churcl
enjoyed quite treat in music on las
Sabbath evening by solo by Mr.. E. J
Price.
Rumor has it that Prot. Samuel Major
Superintendent of our Public Schools
will in few days lead to the alter ont
Of his fair assistants. Sammy, we wisl
YOU all the happiness imaginable.
Messrs. Wallace & Hafer have pur
chased the merchant tailor establish
ment Of Mr.. William Robinson, formerly
owned by his son, H. L. Robinson, an(
will continue the business at the ole
stand under the firm name Of Wallace &
Haffer.
Another new frr on Main street ant
almost opposite Wallace & HafFer's, IL
the room owned by Mr.. James Bush ane
formerly occupied by him as a harness
mandatory and sales room. This il
occupied by parties from Washington
G. H. as notion store.
As a result of last Friday nights fight
at the Harper House, George Doggett
one of the parties in the affray, was un-
able yesterday (Monday) morning to at.
tend preliminary examination before
Justice McAlpin, and his physician states
that he is in rather a critical condition
that erysipelas is about to set in, ia
which case it is barely possible that he
will recover.
The faro bank, as mentioned before
was discussed at some length at the Sab
bath afternoon temperance meeting un.
der the leadership Of Mrs. Allen. There
were good many opinions and remedies
butno definite action taken. The opin-
ion offered by Rev. Collett seemed to
meet with approval, which was to ap-
point a committee of three citizens to
wait on the banker and inform him of the
indignant public opinion and advise him
to move and if he did not obey take hold
Of him by law. Others thought that
public opinion was so strong against it
hat it was impossible for it to stand.
., RIcHMoND, IND.
Callender's Georgia Minstrels at Phil
lips Opera-house tonight.
The excursion of Sunday to the Paris
Of America was patronized principally by
Richmond people. .I-'
Several parties were highly benefited
by the recent freeze, and procured a
large amount of ice for their houses.
T. De Witt Talmage at the Grand
Opera-house, Monday, February 10Th.
Subject: ''The Bright Side Of Things"
Council elected on Monday morning
Mr.. Jos. H. Cooke to the office of City
Treasurer, the sale of:delinquent proper
ty tax announced for Monday causing
an immediate action.
The funeral services of our late CITY
Treasurer, VIM. w. Wilson, who died
suddenly on Sunday morning after being
stricken with apoplexy, are announced
for Wednesday at 2 p. m. The cortege
will be in charge of the Knights Of
Pythias, Odd-fellows and American
Protestant Association. The official de.
partments of our city will also be fully
represented.
What "Queers" a Town-A monument
Of disappointment, otherwise that silent
curbstone cleek that stands before the
house of Jenkins, the jeweler, ON Main
street. {
That our Post-office is not conducted
usimply and methodically as A, B, g.
The lack of consideration possessed by
our fellew-townsman VIM. Banner, who,
in his hurried casting of suspicion, caused
the arrest and imprisonment of an honest
man named johnson for the purloiniug
ola ring.
Our police force all "gifted" detectives
famous for their guying abilities and
abad" eyes. Stranger, tread easy, for
they are always on the lay Of Chicago
crooks. ........ ,,... -,
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!. Charley Brown, of Hamilton, is visit
ing his friend here, Sam. Alexander.
Frank Thompson, Of this place, spent