The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-17
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rAYETTEvILLE, O.


sale andtraasfsr Of his farm.
Three or four horse traders from Fifth
street. Cincinnati. have been securing this
portion of the county during the past lew
days in search of good marketable mules
for ths Southern markets.
The fox Aaat which the boys indulged In
recently did more harm than good, and
was especially destructive to the growing
wheat fields which they remorselessly
tfamped into the soft earth wherever they
had occasion to cross them; and we have
YET to hear OF the first fox they caught or
killed, although several were seen during
the chase. Where no authority is acknowl-
edged. no order kept, or system carried out
and light heads upon young shoulders
held sway. but little good is accomplished.
The Temperance movement here is pro
crossing slowly but steadily. The Society
is now composed of about seventy-five
members, and numerous additions are ex-
pected from day to day and week to week.
They are fully organized, having elected
the following Officers: President Thomas
Barry; Vice President, Can. c. Carboy;
Secretary, DR.. Thomas M. Reade; Trea-
surer. John Boyle, Jr.; Chaplain, Rev. John
Bewe.
GEOAkHEIOWNs Ats
Look out for the Bergers Elite Concert
Troupe in Barlow's Hall, Thursday, the
z3d inst
Rev. J. J. Dickey will preach out at Ok
ford SUNDAY. and there will be no preach
ing In the NJ. e. Church in consequences.
fv taking the partition out of his office,
Mr. P. F. Rjsdale has made quite an inn
Movement in the appearance OF the room.
u Mr.. Wsbbsr has taken the agency for the
6r.r ana II Is hoped he Will get great
MANY subscribers. He is we'll known, is q
One fellow and deserves the position.
w EATON. q. Fl
Judgc James A. Gilmore held Court here
to-day. s&&&
The revival at the M. E. Church is still
In progress
Benz Butler of Cincinnati, is visiting
relatives here.
The erection of . grand hotel will be be-
gMu here next Summer. II .4i A RI
s l. w. B. Siders is home from Camden,
Qyto seend the Sabbath.
Gus. Reichel, az Hamilton, O., is visiting
his parents at this place.
il, Matte Lockwood, of Muncie, Ind, svis-
iling relatives Ut this place. ... .,- .
Lieutenant A. Hanes Jr.. U. s. A., is
away OH an extended Eastern tour.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Grubbs have re-
torned from an extended visit to friends In
Indiana.
Miss Laura Weaver, an estimable young
lady of Dayton, Ohio. is visiting relatives
at this place.
Perry Gardner has been appointed teller
at the Preble Company Bank, vice Jos. Ac-
ton, resigned.
The Bapt,st and Unversalist Churches
will both hold fairs and festivals for their
benefits shortly.
The Yankee Robinson Minstrels will
shortly afpe r at the Opera-house Notice
will be given in due time. .,
Lakes old soap factory is being renovated
and repaired. and when in good order al
extensive tobacco manufaotory will begin
operations therein. .-....
Lost--A pearl sleeve button with patent
fastening. A liberal reward will be paid
for same ii returned to Eaten Cheap Store
next to Posteffioe. s-t. .}'su ~,
The Evansville & Bellefontaine Railroad
Is being earnestly discussed by some of the
wealthy aHd prominent citizens of Eaton
1t 'er, boom and 60 ahead. We need
another road.
D. 3. Ross, Of indianapolis, Ind. has
beer "holding the fort" at the 0pera-house
elsxy evening this week, lecturing in the
temperance cause. His efforts have met
a, with uilbounded success. as great many
old topers have signed the pledge.
GREENFIELD. o. r+.
Sheriff Newell, of Hillsboro, O., was in
tewn on Friday.
Special meetings at the M. e. Church
during next week.
The piece Of music sung by Sexton
Price and w. Blackston at the temperance
meeting Thursday evening. was Crane
composition, and superbly rendered.
Mr. Harry Newbeck and wife, of Chilli.
cothe, O., are visiting his parents here.
Mrs. l.. B. Taylor the only daughter o
H. M. Deyoss is home on visit from tht
State Of Illinois.
Mr.. Joseph Griffith, q former resident 0
Greenfield but now teaching distric
school in Fayette County, has been com
PEELED to dismiss school for two months OF
account of diphtheria among his scholars.
The Luther Benson temperance lectur'
Thursday evening at Town Hall was rar'
treat Our large hall was literally crammet
with our best society. more respectable
attentive and weli.behaved audience wa
never seen in the hall. Mr.. Benson is al
orator of the first rank. His speech wa
plain and ef-hand. interspersed with some
lively anecdotes, which caused storms o
laughter Mr. Benson spoke one hour anG
a.half He pictured drunkenness and de
lirium trepens in all their horror.
The officers and teachers Of the N. E
lssa1bath-school held their election las
Wednesday evening, January 14th, to elec
lefall set Of officers for the year 1880. c
, G. Norton was elected Superintendent; 7
O. Crawford, Assistant Superintendent
w. 4. Parker, Chorister; Miss Annie Elder
Organist; A. q. Elder. Treasurer; r. Stri
der Secretary. The school is IN pros
porous condition.. with an average attend
ance Of 175 scholars. The school propose
buying new singing books in few days
that the music may be as interesting a
possible. With W. I. Parker as thei
Chorister, there Is no doubt that the singin,
VIII be a success.
GKEENsBURG. IND.