The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-21
LOCAL PERSONALS.

JOHN L. LOGAN, ESQ.,, has been admit.
ted TO The bar.
DIR. j. L. DAVIS, OF Shreveport, La, 6s
at the st. James.
Hon. Y. p. ROWE, OF Springfield, o., 10
at tue Gibson House.
NJ. j. UBRIEN, OF No. lis Vine street.
is in the city again after long absenna.
The Kiralfy Troupe will arrive IN,
morrow and take rooms at the Walnakk
Street House.
Mr.. Il. W. CHERRY and Miss AMNIH
HILL, OF the West End, will be married.
mex; Tuesday week.
| NICK HOLMES, Southeastern Agent ra
the Missouri, Kansas & Texas RaiIrOdd.
returned to the city yesterday.
| FRED. BARTH, the sausage king Dn
| McMlcken avenue, is erecting u palatiaA
residence near his immense factory.
CLAYTE EBERSoLE, ESQ, Ex-Milk IIs4
spectOr, who mas been SICK for a month.
Is out again, and looks as purity as a rcd
wagon.
| MISS ANNA DICKINSON and Miss FkN.
ME DAVENPORT were entertained yes4
lerday at The residence of Judge TRnG4
BILE, OF Covington.
| CHAs. Il. M. JENNINGS, editor and pre-
prietOr OF the Atnens Messenger, IL in
town to-day. His headquarters are al
the Walnut-street House.
| l.. A. HINE will deliver a lecture he.
fore the Workingmen's Association.
sunday afternoon at O'Clock, at AEl
| better Hall. Subject: Labor Reform.1
Rev. EARL CRANsroMs subject for to-
morrow night at the Trinity Methodisf
Church Is, The God of Christianity-.IG
He The Creature or the Creator ii
ManW
). Z. ALEsHIRE, young rising poli,
tician OF the Eleventh District, and
| cousin of Hon. Jno. L. Vance, is iu the
city, stopping at the Walnut-strssl
House.
FRED. SCHwARTzE, ESQ, OF Cheyiotr
was quite severely injured yesterday
afternoon by being thrown from hIS
buggy, at the corner OF Eighth and Evans
streets.
ALBERT WILLIAMSON, of the Reeonlt
ers odlce, has lately produced some AnN
poetlcal etusions. Ii AL. would only
| stick to 1t ne would undoubtedly reaa
some fame.
Mr.. l.. HOWARD BoWERsox, OF th1
Excelsior Steam Laundry, will leave TOT
81. Louis on the 1st OF November tor sisd
purpose OF establishing branch olfics
IN that city.
Mr.. SAM. SMYRL, the efficient assist,
ant pressman at this office, whose riSda
hand was so horribly mangled in Lh8
machinery some days ago, is g0ttisx
along finely.
BEN. G. VAN DYKE proposes visitinx
| that double-headed dog at the Zop btS1
morrow. Capt. Chris. Ziegler and G.
Bart. Chapman will remain at homo, ad
| they have no life insurance.
| MISS MAMIE l.. MARSHALL, of No. lH9
Longw0rth street, was married lasl
night to Mr.. LEWIS CANTOR, of BROOKE
lyn, New York. May they canter aIotnt
quietly In the matrimonial harness.
NICK JOHNSTON, of the Chesapeake n
ObiO Railroad office, In the Gibson House.
has imposed upon himself the daily aad
voluntary task Of counting the visitors
10 the Young Mems Mercantile Library,
JAMES L. BAINFoRD, of the Bursak
House, has returned from the Centeus
NAL and two months vacation in th6
East, much improved in health and hay.
ing gained twenty-five pounds in uOrx
pulency.
MIR. VIM, TozzER, the mammoth brid-..
builder OF tho o., Ii. & .. L. r, was Vss
klpaiy fememnSred. He recently M.
cels-" III letter handsome sample al
"Dlue jeans" Bill says he always aid
think The Hoosiers dressed with poo1
taste, and he'll be teetotally democrats
ically converted, If be don't have suit
of OF that very piece, and may be vote
for Iilden. "A Pumpkin, by Jove."