The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-17
THE DAILY STAR
OUR NEXT-DOOR NEIGHBORS.
Pickings by Star Reporters in Neigh
boring Cities and Towns.
RICHMOND, IND.

have responded promptly ana bestowed
their ducats this month.
A neat shelve has been placed in con-
nection with the mail box at the Union
depot for distribution purposes.
When you visit Richmond and want
to be well cared for put yourself in the
hands of mine host of the Phillips
House.
The paste brigade in advance of Sells
Bros. circus are to beautify our advertis-
ing boards on Monday with their high
colored printing.
Should the weather prove favorable
on Sunday, the excursion to Cincinnati
will be patronized to an extent to thin
out our number greatly.
The Ladies' Aid Society::and the Choir
Of the First Presbyterian Church are to
give vocal and instrumental concert
Friday evening, April 23d.
MARRIAGE LICENSE EREGIsTER.-Sam-
uel Perry and Lydia J. Whinnery, VIM.
w. West and Mary E. Weaver, VIM.
Hennegar and Fannie Hugon.
Our County Jail is in the ascendancy
Mt present on numbers. 1t has at present
confined within its walls twenty-five per-
sons the majority of whom are tramps.
''The Larks," vocal quintette of
home-spun talent, have reorganized for a
summer raid at the wee sma' hours about
the domiciles of our fair ones. Is there
any way we can compromise this thing?
Supervisor Moore's entrance to the
luties of his new field of labor, the work
ing of tramps, appears to have furnished
him with some memorable events. Upon
taking charge it was apparent that mu-
tiny PLAYED the strongest part and it was
necessary to imprison tine SQUAD in the
cellar of the Jail on small allowance, in
order to secure a pass. Then John got a
whirl by one of the gang dofing his
shackles and floating over the fence. As
preventive to repetition of the last
named event, John has had his shackles
reiuvenated to set beautifully close and
says they won't shake him Moore.
LAWRENCEBURG. IND.
Munich Aerhart will shortly COM
mence sprinkling High, Short and Wal
nut streets.
Mr.. David Crosby, the artist, was the
recipient of silver-headed cane from
Uncle John Smith.
A new brick residence of Mrs J. Vol
kert's under construction. had one side
Of the house blown down by the storm
Yesterday. Three workmen came neal
losing their lives
The .shovelers and cartmen who struck
Monday have quite lively time at N.
J. Roze's coal barges down at the levee
They were receiving 81 90 per day and
struck for 81 Is. Mr.. Roze will not pay
F125, but hired new lot of men at the
old figures.
LUDLOW. Kr.
Rev. Edward Cooper, DID,, will preach
in the Presbyterian Church on Sibbath
morning, at II o'clock. Everybody is
requested to turn out and hear him.
Rev. M. D. A. Steen, who has been
confined to his bed by severe illness fo1
the past two weeks. is able to sit VI
again, and it is hoped that he will be ou
in few days.
NEWARk.O
On Tuesday afternoon as Mr.. O. Ash
broke was showing revolver to a gentle
man it went off the ball going througl
Mr.. A. s hand.
The Knights of st. George are preparin
to 90 to Springfield on June 2Sth and drill
for the prize offered by the Union to th
best drilled company.
There are some prospects at least 70
Newark to have a mandatory. Messrs
Taylor Smith & Co. are negotiating for tn
purchase of the Blandy shop to start an as
for his shop and the Company offered hir
1858 900 in cash.
HAMILTON.
The Irving Literary Society meets tt
night in the parlors OF the Phillips HOUSE
Mr.. VIM. Schow is doing good busine
and gaining lots Of friends at his new stant
corner Third and Basin.
A. large cupola is being erected on tt
east end of the G. H. & d. depot to serve
receptacle for telegraph wires.
The Twos enjoyed some excellent in
ported Ulut-DlIu eOup ldot HlSltj stINeu U
by "Stilly" in gold-lined dishes
We are informed that Sid Snyder is abor
to change his boarding place to Third stree
where he will locate permanently.
Officer Egglebrecht arrested George Zin
,leman yesterday for trying to introduc
the ''rail-fence' walk to the people Of Basi
street.
Archie Davidson is the only first-cla
boiler-maker we have, and his popuiari
gives him fattering trade. His frienl
are legion.
The Western Union Telegraph Office b
been adorned in numerous ways of late,
that now it takes its proper rank amol
the finest in the State.
There will no doubt be large turno
of iourneymen molders at Nnzel's Hall t
night, as business of personal interest
them will be transacted.
Every one is hailing with hearty gree
ines and with thankfulness and Joy Il
second advent of Jane Coombs in "E
gagged" at Dixon's Opera, the 26th.
Mrs. Christine Strom, an aged lady of t
Third Ward, is soon to leave Hamilton