The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-24
ADDITIONAL SUBURBAN.
AVON DALE.

AvONDALE.
Mayor Dickson is still in Chicago
MIRA Thomas B. Richards is visiting
friends in Indianapolis.
The ladies' of the village give leap year
party ct Avon Hall next week.
Mr.. and Mrs M. /. Barker have issued
invitations to their crystal wedding, which
occurs on the 3Oth inst.
The Committee on Public Buildings have
ordered the contractor for the new Town
Hall to make the wall two feet instead Of
eighteen inches thick.
LAWRENCEBURG. IND.
Mrs Agnes Spooner. nee Gaff. of st. Paul,
Minn., is visiting her relatives I
Milton Beach will be buried from his res
idence on East High street at 2 p. m. to-
morrow.
January Love Seekers - Miss Rosina
E6chuck and John Brueck, Mary Feuerstein
and George Feist ... .a4
A seat in the Council from the First
Ward, made vacant by the death Of Coun-
Gilman Beach, will necessitate q special
election in the above ward to fill the vacan-
cy until the May election.
The concert by the children Of the public
schools. assisted by the Liedertafel Orches-
Courthouse last evening. A jam of house
greeted the children. Do not fail to attend
to-night's entertainment
Our colOred persuasion had an exceed
ingly delightful Louisiana plantation "hoe-
down" at Lew. Nichols residence Thursday
evening. Colored brethren from Peters
burg, in "Oid Kaintuck." were present
Prominent men from here shared the
amusements.
! Mrs. Henry Hornberger. who died in
Omaha, Nebraska, Thursday, will arrive
here tomorrow morning for interment
Mrs. Hornberger was a daughter of Martin
Koehler, of the Koehler House, lately de-
ceased. Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock the
funeral cortege will move from John Horn
berger residence on High street.
RI DANvILLE. KY.
Another clothing house will bo opened
here soon. ...
|, 1t will be sad news to all who knew her,
to learn of the death of Mrs. Eliza Russell
With kind heart always ready to assist
the unfortunate and relieve the distressed;
( she received none but the kindest feel
ings from all. f. H
Danville is becoming famous In the way
, of first-class entertainments. On the Both
inst the Berger family will make their ap.
n pearance in our midst All shonld avail
n themselves Of the opportunity, as it Is a
: good show and should be well patronized.
: able cottages, rent them at fair prices, and
D; it will not only add to the looks of oul
IS town but will induce good men to cas-
" their lots among US and will pay hand
It some income to the owner. Unless ther'
A. are inducements offered of this kind VI
Is may rest assured that men who are Wild
awake to their interests and looking foI
is ward to future welfare, will stear clear o
r. our beautiful city.
l. PIQUA. o.
n Mrs. Lena Shaffer, who died in Hunters
i Vile, was buried on Wednesday.
!" J.W. Stafford has completed one Of hi
patent gas fixtures in the Leland Hote
. and has also applied to the Council to ,b'
y allowed to lay pipe on Main street. H,
70 claims he can furnish gas at 81 thousand
:, Mrs. Nicholas Cron was married to Mrs
:" =. Schloser, Of Day ton, Tuesday evening and i
now snugly at home, south OF Huptersville
Uncle Nick, as he is usually called, feels q
10 happy in his new home % any one coul
Is wish
% A soldier going west on No. due here q
y 8 o'clock tried to desert yesterday mornin
y. by jumping from the train as it pulle
" across Main street and made his beat
N !. down the canal tow path towards the Bur
W ny South but was foiled In his attempt
lump the country by Marshal q Frant,
" who charged and captured the fleeing blue
Uf coat and locked him up until he receive
OF orders from the headquarters at Columbus
ig Our people seem to be anxious In regar
re 10 the machine shops OF the c. 8. R. R, an
a. all are confident that great amount .
70 good will be derived therefrcm. Now th
III question naturally arises where do v
I" propose to put the mechanics and thei
families who are to come into our midst
r. We don't suppose there ID . town in th
n State that will offer poorer inducements i
p. the way Of dwellings for working men tha
~ here that are fit to live in, and they rer
IL for prices that are beyond the bounds of a
lis reason. Others were built it seems merel
or to consume Ger tain amount Of materi
I'M regardless of any convenience to the occl
en- pant whatever. The people who are
n, come here certainly have some idea
re- comfort and happiness, and Is 1t not OF
iduty az we'll as advantageous to the town
encourage all working men BY making 1t
N pleasant for them a. possible7 Let SON
,w Of our moneyed men build . few respec
q Il ti fsa DAYTON, o.. ff
ct The TerpsiOhorean Club held another
In. their very pleasant socials at Standard Ha
last evening. h .jEts IS
Of Rev. e. s Chapman will lead the Sul
mt day school teachers meeting at the Y.
". lC. A. at 7:3o this evening -l ,..,.-r.,.
II Mr.. Charles G. Green, proprietor of Il
in Phillips House. left the city yesterday 4
mt Washington. D. G., on business .,
on A jury in the Superior Court yesterd,
nj brought in q verdict in favor Of John Hab
agaiIst the Dayton 4 Union Railroad f
oh $500 ,.s i, u. '....,....o.'''a .-l,... ..
OF The family correspondence indicates th
rs, General Schenck was overtaxed BY COZ
all pany. but that : few days rest will resto
or. him. -. .'..sy,.,,, '..',., r., \, ,,o,,,o
x The first car Of merchandise direct fro
Is Baltimore without change, arrived in II
he hs city. yesterday over the D. 4 8. E. Ra
be road .-0sG aat s lH8 -: ..r
ch, The new brick paint shop at the G
l.. | Uorka IL pro0ra eeiuu ra mildly II ia q hri,