The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-03-30

Filth streets, Cincinnati, HlanulacVuring Sl8ars'
Mr.. R. is business man of capacity and industry.
On Thursday night, March %, a five-pointed star
with hand in the center and red set was lost be-
tween the ferry and Ludlow. The finder will
please leave at NJ. R. Gravenor's grocery, or James
Nelson's in Ludlow, Ky.
The famous youthful pitcher of the Cincinnati
Red Stockings for the present year, Mr.. Robert
Mitchell, was over here few days since in close
eonfab with Captain Dick Dillon. The gallant
little puzzling twister' looks in fine health and,
from all appearances, will make himself trouble
some In certain quarters this summer.
LEXINGTON. Ky.
Mike McCarty, of Irishtown, KY, subscribed for
the STAR.
Mr.. Garland b. Hale has moved to his new home
in Tennessee.
Mr.. William Wolyerton has made an assignment
to b. G. Thomas.
The beautiful and accomplished Misses Maggie
and Jennie Mcguire are visiting friends in Frank
fort.
The alarm of fire Thursday evening was caused
by the burning of frame house corner Mill and
Maxwell streets. Paul Conlon II Co. were prompt
ly on hand and extinguished the flames i'll short
time Loss trihing.
At meeting OF the stockholders of the Mechan-
les Building Association the following gentlemen
were elected as the Board of Directors: Messrs. NJ.
G. Thompson, r. S. Bullock, Louis Straus, B. j.
Treacy, I. Forman, W. S. Rull II. Scott, Asa
Dodge, J. W. Lell, s. Bassett Jr., G. Featherston
and A. j. Campbell. The Board was authorized to
prepare system of bylaws for the government OF
the Association and report at the next meeting.
OXFORD. o.
The lecture in Miami University last evening
was very entertaining.
The Ward Hayden case has about blown over.
Johnny now reads the STAR
Bishop Wayman, of the A. NJ. E. Church,
preached in the church in this place on Thursday
evening.
Prof R. Il. Bishop, who will be remembered
as President of Miami University in
years gone by, is a candidate for Mayor of this
city: His election would be selection well
made
NEW RICHMOND, o.
Mr. E R. Shannon has been confined to his
room by sickness for week past.
Miss Fannie Dimmtt is at home from an ex-
tended visit, with her sister, at Louisville, Ky.
Married, in this place, Tuesday evening, March
26th, 1878, by Rev. L. M. Davis Chas. f. Roettinger
and Miss Tillie Morsch.
Louis Air, Of Newport, KY, and John L. Griffis
of Connersville, Ind, were in town this week
Came on missions OF love, as it were.
Mr.. Chas Springer, having recently purchased
the large store building at the head OF the Public
Landing, is repairing it throughout
The "tin-funnel" men, Dawson, Lindsey and
Conner, are at home once more, much to the
qualification of three fair and blushing maidens.
John C. Bleher is making very attractive and
inviting place of his drug store. Paint, scrubbing
brush. soap and water have an extraordinary ef-
feet
review of the Sunday lessons for the
three months past will be held in the Presbyterian
Church tomorrow afternoon. Prof. Loves will
conduct the exercises.
Candidates for the various township and corpora
ton offices are more numerous than the hairs on
cats back. Even Victor Hugo (Schmidt), is an
oar for Croa ,iccin
Messrs H. F. Moore and Benjah Cary expect to
have in operation an addition to the manufactur-
ing interests of this city, of Touring mill. Both
are young men OF good business qualities, and
having been born and raised in this community,
deserve the patronage and hearty cooperation of
every citizen.
Married, on Sunday, March 24th at p. M, at
the residence of the brides parents, near Batavia,
by Rev. VIM Carson, Chas. NJ. Needham and Miss
Ida ]. Croshaw. The bride is the Oldest daughter
pendent and she has the well wishes of numerous
friends here for her future success and pros.
perity.
HAMILTON.
Joseph Fallert will be an independent candidate
for Constable.
Several cases of scarlet fever of mild form are
reported in the city.
Miss Emma Riley, of Clifton, is visiting her
cousin Miss Oracle Campbell.
Hon. James E. Neal is home on a brief visit He
will vote before he leaves on Monday.
The Hawthorne Club meets Monday night at
the house of Col. Tom Moore, First Ward.
Mrs. William Johnson, of Piqua, is visiting her
friend Mrs Robert Millikin, Second street.
Auditor s. B. Berry, who has been absent from
his office on account of illness, is again at his post
Of duty.
The youth and beauty of the city and the
strangers within her gates were in attendance at
the Assembly last night
Miss. Lou Wright is paying her friend Miss
May Vanderveer visit Both young ladies at
tended the Assembly last night
John Vinnedge's place in the County Recorders
office will be filed by Mr. Shields, while the for
mer gentleman with Mr.. Fred. Louthan is en-
gagged in indexing the Butler County deed and
mortgage records.
A reception was given last night at the residence
of Freeman Cary south of the CITY, in honor of the
marriage of his son, William Cary, whose mar
riage to Mrs. Potter, widow of the late Charles
Potter, took place Thursday evening last at the
residence of the brides father