The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-03-23

no such an extent it has harmed business
that dealer in hats, furs, etc, of this city,
says his trade has been injured to the ex-
tent of about $4,000.
DAYTON, KY.
Query-Can you play croquet?
Mr.. Nc, give us turn-table.
Mrs. Jesse Arthur was quite i'll last night,
but better to-day.
DR.. Goetzes drugstore looks quite hand
some in its new clothes
Signor Dokes says fine weather is good for
the cigar trade. Dokes knows
Rev. H. E, Spilman is still confined to
the house but is gradually improving.
The Presbyterian pulpit will be occupied
by Rev. Mr. Thomas, the regular pastor, on
Sunday morning.
The vacant houses are all being rapidly
filled, and the prospect looks tattering for
landlords this season.
HIS Honor Mayor Gunnison left for New
York on Thursday, ON a flying business trip.
President Donaldson will fill his chair while
absent.
Jerome, the ever faithful, says business
prospects are good Call upon him-he will
give you lead III any color in exchange for
either silver or greenbacks.
This is the most healthy suburb around
Cincinnati; and, renters, make note of
this, will you-you can get good house
for less money here than elsewhere.
Rev. MI Perry, late of Tower Chapel will
make his home, for this year. at Harrods-
burg, KY, a very pleasant town filed with
very pleasant and sociable people Our
wishes follow Mr. Perry to his new home.
Rev. Mr. Jordan, of Springfield, Ohio, as
also the Rev. Mr. Felix, of First Church,
Covington, KY, were in our city yesterday
visiting the Rev. II. E. Spilman, who has
been i'll for six or seven weeks at the home
of z. T. Kaighn. Mr.. Jordan left for home
last night, accompanied by Miss Sarah
Marsh, Of this place.
The inaugural address of the Rev. A. M.
Saunders will be delivered at Tower Chapel
NJ. L. Church. tomorrow morning. We eX-
tend to him a cordial greeting and hope
that he may at least find Dayton as pleasant
charge as the one he left-and that he
may be as fully sustained and co-operated
with as was his predecessor
The dummies are now making first-class
time The road is being put in excellent
order, the new dummy will soon be ready,
and then ten minutes to Newport the run
ming time. Here we would gently suggest
to Captain Maeder that he do his firing up
after he lands; and, Mister Conductor,
please keep the door shut
whats the matter at DR.. Dameron's?"
we were asked. Well now keep quiet, and we
will tell you. The ladies of the Excelsior
Dramatic Club conceived the idea of warm
ing up the Doctors new house, and so last
night they brought great big surprise and
dancing party, which almost overcame the
doctor and his better half. Congratulations
and good wishes from all present were in
dulged in, as was also the supper. All en-
ioyed it. Then came the dancing continu-
ing until the wee sma' hours of the morn,
when they concluded to adjourn, and bid
ding adieu to mine host and hostess, all
skipped home, happy but tired.
PIQUA. o.
Richard Slauson, accompanied by his son
Rex, has gone to New Orleans.
A. Patterson, DR.. Kitzmiller and W. w.
Wood are to be candidates for School
Board.
Miss Nellie Brown is advertised to appear
at the Opera-Housc the 29th of March. Sale
of seats to commence on the 9th.
The ladies of the Presbyterian Church
will give a social at their church tonight
for the benefit of the Sunday-school. Ad-
mission 10 cents.
The concert given by the Green-street NJ.
q. Sabbath-school last night was success.
The music was furnished by Professors
Schulyr Reising, of Piqua, and Walter
Small, OF Urbana.
The firm of Schueck & Bachelor has
changed to G. W. Bachelor one of the
former partners, who will continue the bust
ness in the room formerly occupied by Ms
WITT as dry-goods store
SPRINGFIELD, o.
Mr.. John G. Webb of Louisville, is in the
city.
There is no red flag business about the
Nationals of Springfield.
The contest of the College Societies at the
Opera-house was well attended.
There was large parade of the I. O. 0. F.
at Mr.. Millers funeral yesterday.
The Nationals nominated George Dale
and VIM. Johnson for constables.
The City Guard has been invited to take
part in prize drill at Cincinnati ON May
10th.
H. Fallarth, the cabnetmaker, had his
hand badly mangled i'll circular saw yes
terday.
Mr.. Geo. w. Wilson has withdrawn his
name as candidate for Council from the
Second Ward.
MAYORS CoURT.-Geo. Grierenstetter, vio-
lating Sunday ordinance $13 95 Charles
Hackley, jumping on train, "a 75
Mr.. William Grant fell while in Chicago
recently and severely injured his right leg.
He is now at home and doing well.
The Court granted new trial in the case
of More VS.. Ferrell ct al. This case has
been before Court for about seven years.
The present President of the City Council,
Col. James e. Stewart, will be a candidate
for reelection from the Fourth Ward. The
Colonel has been faithful and efficient Off
Ger, and will undoubtedly be reelected.
At the Murphy meeting the hall was
crowded as usual James Fleming lead the
meeting, and J. w. Phillips manipulated
the baton. The Chaplain conducted the re-
ligious exercises. Rev. Robinson spoke
first, after which Brother Clippinger stepped
to the front and delivered an earnest exhor-
| tati0n Re. Thomas nronounoed the hane-