The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-28
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somelV CrayOned picture OF our prominent
and highly esteemed physician, DIR. j. f.
Mclaughlin. The excellent work OF the
picture is immensely lmmending its
artist, Mr.. Bacharack, of this city.
The wonderful Ingenious invention, the
great Columbus clock, will he ON exhibition
Wednesday, the 30th inst, q few doors
above Main street, on Limestone. Mr.. J.
c. Tauber, its ingenious maker. and Mr.. J..
| I. Mac2Gngie, the popular elocutiOnist, will
accompany il here. 1t is one of the most
| complicated structures 9f its kind ever eX-
hibitcd in this city.
WE WILL Nor DowN.-Wel;s s. Trader.
who for soule time has been trying to run
the News without either capital, busn 81
Capacity or newspaper ability, put the
finishing touch on his careerof small mean
ness last Saturday night Three printers,
to whom he is indebted in the sum Of near
ly $50 for services, tried in vain all day to
get him to give them some security for
| their pay, promising him they would then
20 to work and help him on his Sunday
paper. Being exasperuied by his refusal to
| give them any kind of satisfaction, they
came around in the evening aud somewhat
loudly and Indignantly demanded some
money to live on. lie attempted to have
them put under arrest, but tue Chief OF
Police, Schuchman, SAW fit to let
/! them 20, as they had committed no act
Sunday morning lie came out in n flimsy
! little QnArter-sheet. and had the cheek to
say, that he owed the printers none OF them
tn xeeed one weeks wages. Although he
has acted very small and mean towards
those printers, who have stood by him in
his enterprise like friends and brothers
He now boldly refuses to pay them II cent
| aud Liu 10 fiya Int
tirev ut his mercy. Printers hereafter
should demand their wages iu advance Of
such COnoerns
CALIFORNIA. o.
Our village is beginning tol look beautiful
again.
Sunday-school at M. e. Church at 10 o..
M. Gharp.
The suit between the Columbia and New
Richmond Turnpike Company and the c.
& p Railroad is stilli in progress. Both par
ties are sure to lose.
Mr.. Frank II. Jewett, the popular and
enterprising dsiryman of East Columbia,
has extended his route to the heart of the
city, and is compelled to run two wagons.
Good for Frank,
LEXI> GTON. Ky.
Col. A. NJ. Swope has returned from Gin
cinnati.
N. 7. Cheeks great pool room will be
opened to-nigllt.
A cow-shed burned Friday night at Ash
land. Consequently the alarm OF lire ut
O'Clock that evening.
Our row ,orld .ronow,,od 1,orso p,ro,o
h,s haan v;ctor;o,Tu - th;rJ +;,,,a i, En,,
hand IJn ia nav und,nhtadlv t,a f,otaS,
hnrea in tha wn'lL
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Inc common IIeaS court after seven
r Ireh naNS Term, n',Jo,rhea, 10 meet next
iuouuti ,,r,i o"uSe ,nl p'tch''er mas ui'poSeo Vi
oh tne 2'th OF hprli me Clhcinhatl south
rcn,rJ Threa t,ad 1,' ~
run frnr, Iexin.Ion r., Ii;rci,,nSst iN''oN "
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r,ra ~ ,nrea uast.rdnT in cl,nr',o ~ M" ~ rr" ,'
on hIc"IeIlond thc tr,irar Ho hri,,,,,
snu,e fine hn,srs ouI c,,d nncs too
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inc boy orator larry shannon. mas
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Uur . uau''i uoiIaI" He'erIt1o'eSs we WIS.,,
sneaEar e
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D.eIiuno Ja3 y" to,aI''"t'"n Eree.' anu sue
,"t,eu I VI se't'us ""aH WIN s"'l,e po'us
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Nir. ana Mrs .: i" b""nhan are NiSinhG a
Sich reiat''e ut nL'au'eto"h' w.
The city is dressed In its spring floral
attire, and looks very enticing to the many
visitors.
Movor Williams will ka ,,n IN lio oros l.,
bu.iness tI,c cn",inr wceE r. thn nfIijayit' '
nn his d'sk mean 9on,tl,;ra trho Marnr
saws That thc citv b,s beon vary nmict md
omIy neriodicni SHELLS If harmless litiration
occi,r IIo Ln,no tn ,,.t ova, tI,e nrosont
rnSh beCnre t,,a a,,r;no fever sets In
tr,o.,,.,.,I .',,:,,ear o,,r.,,.
i"e a,H .,evn "i'''teisa,s i'i W W" re'',Ms
ca uatn.,am m,ir, ~" m"a uI,y 'o'oh'a|ea n meiG "s
J,od"e 7, o, O, r.. Of this njnre md n sister
lodge from Cincjnnoti et Armorv Hall
where music and speech, song and senti.
mput nrrynilcd to the dqjight Of the Eoglns
and their Queen CITY guests,
NJ 1o,,,.a r;x,, uo .t.s.. r..
Uustop's Southern Railroad co,tuct has
immense piles of flushed work ready for