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

CutttRk Su tfiss p1Nccs carrying oii eufoueu
freight South, leaving this city, as 1t were.
do not exactly desire after being taxed as
they have been. Another thing. Clay |
Township, the route proposed, did not vo'e
enc dollar of the tax. In short, Washing |
ton Township will pay fur the road that
will kill the county seat
zrnIN0FTELD. a.
Isn't 1t about time we had City Work
house2
The Grand Jury is now in session. The
faro banks are not.
The chain gang were out in force yester-
day cleaning the mud from the sidewalk.
Miss Annie B. Adams. of MI Vernon, is
visiting Mrs. Col J. e. Stewart, of this
city.
The property owners of this city have
matured their plans and adopted consti-
tuition for further protection from non
paying renters.
Mr.. George Wheat, an employe at the
New Champion Shops had the second
fiager of his right hand crushed between
two cog wheels yesterday.
. The water in the boiler at Creighton's
machine shops became exhausted, causing
it to leak and burn, and making it neces-
sary to fill its place with a new one.
Mollie Mccormick walked all the way
from Boston to scratch the e, es out of
Mrs Frankling. but got caught In the act
and now fingers behind the bars OF the
station-house. She got 81 and COSTS
Pat. Hickey fell from the top of freight
car near the Union Depot yesterday and
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spraned ankle. He was sent to his home
lie is expected TO be at his post of duty
again in a few days.
THE Very --LATEST. that of a woman
searching for lost husband and her house.
hold goods. 1t seems that Mrs. -, q
respectable lady OF the west end, went to
Columbus about two weeks ago, to visit
relations. and, after having delightful
sojourn at the capital. returned yesterday
to 6nd her once quiet home completely
deserted. The household goods have been
shipped to parts to her unknown, and her
liege lord has skipped, she thinks, to Co.
umbus. ...... ... #er .a..
Several months ago Mr. and Mrs. Moxley
and several children came here from Iowa
and engaged rooms at Miss Zrmbo's board
ing house. He being minus the whel ewithal
to square accounts regularly. it became
ssary to change their residence. Accord
ingly Mrs. Moxley and children left for
Greenfield. Moxley packed up the fnrni-
ture and started after, bat got it no farther
than the depot, when twas attached by
Miss Zombo. 1t is alleged that compro-
mise was effected between Moxley and
Zoinbo by which they were to share equal
| Iy the proceeds OF the sale OF tie goods.
Mrs. Moxley is very much wncast over
| the matter and has the mpathy OF every
body acquainted with the facts.
LUDLOW. Kr.
Our Postmaster has very much improved
the Office by affording additional facilities
and boxes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mastin. OF New Hampshire,
are visiting friends in this city.
A new store has been opened on the cor.
ner OF Xenner and Elm streets.
Mr.. 8. 8. steen of Wine ester. Adams
County, O., has been spending few days
with friends in this place.
| ENrEKTA1rMFNr Last evening wit.
messed an assemblage Mt the house OF Mr..
Dalton, such as has not been seen in Lud.
| low for long time past. The culture,
beauty and youth Of LUDLOW turned out Ell
masse to attend this social OF the Presby-
terian Church. Tie entire house was
thrown open, and filled wit, gay assem-.
blv, among whom we noticed many face
not heretofore seen at the socials, in.
cluding a delegation from West Covington.
! The literary programme OF the evening
consisted OF a reading by Rev. u. ID. Akin,
A recitation BY Miss Fairciffe, and read.
| ing by Mr.. Dwight Benton. .s,sss..s
| Among the ma,ly present We noticed the
Ifollowing young ladies' Missrs Belle and
Fanny Lone, Miss Clark, Of West Coving.
| ton; Miss May Grasener, Miss Fairciffe,
Miss Nellie Bentley, of CINCINNATI; Miss
| Mamie I.ysle Miss Flora Krout, Misses
Jennie and Helen Evans, Miss Eva Savage,
Miss Masten. Misses Laura, Mamie and
Jessie Cassidy, Misses Annie and Effie Muir.
/ phy, Miss TiIiie and Anna Ordeimundt
Miss Casey, Miss Abbie Taylor, beside,
many older people.
| During the latter part of the evening
Prof. Stein arrived and favored the Assem-
blage with some vocal music. 1t was mid
night before the company finally dispersed
we'll pleased with the evening they hat
spent.
BETHEL. O.
Frank Crane is teaching school at To
baseo.
+ Miss Annie Mappin, Of Greensburg, Ind.
visiting.
Mr.. Haryer Barker. Of st. Louis, visiting
| his sister.
Miss Mansie Johnston, Of Hamersville
Ohio. visiting.
Miss Lille Frayer will spend the rest o
the winter at College Hill.
James Sims and George Glare has dis
solved partnership in the boot and shoe
business.
j H. G. Somermier is preparing to SUPPL.
many farmers with farming utensils. II,
j! will hold forth in the Baly property.
Married last Sunday, by r. G. w. Fee
Oliver Danhone. to Miss Addie B. Temple
he being fifty years old and she sixteen.
The case against William Gravit and soi
cutting with intent to kill, came up be
fore w. W. Manning Wednesday. Crawl
and son waived examination and gave bone
for So, 500 to appear at Court next term.
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