The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-14
steeple climbing by the lightning rod men
| on the U. z. Church on Limestone street.

steeple climbing by the lightning rod men
on the U. P. Church on Limestone street.
Baggage Masters King and Dalrymple
keep things on the jump at the depot and
numerous friends see that their plentiful
supply of ice-water corresponds in move
ment with the baggage.
Work will be commenced the coming
week upon the Bookwalter buildings.
Parties now occupying the same will have
to vacate by the first of September. James
Johnson is the contractor.
Senator Dan. Williams did up Brecht's
run south last week. Dan. put in at the
Nook, after being received as bright as q
new coined dollar. Those little iaunts
seemed to be all health for Dan.
The telegraph office catches the walking
conundrum and Nelson, of the Gazette,
almost nightly. The Cincinnati press is
well and ably represented, for the boys
work together, and so their respective
papers receive no slight.
That block of Market Square rookeries
should fall next in line. They have long
been an eye sore to our people and giving
bad impression to the stranger. Our City
Hall is too dilapidated to speak of, yet is
well in comparison with neighbors.
Detective John T. Norris turned up on
"Wednesday with ]. S. Rain, who is wanted
for alleged crooked transactions by which
Hubbard who formerly controlled bank
here, suffered severe losses Rain claims
that he can clear himself with but little
trouble.
The Boston grocery announces an active
sale for Saturday. They vacate on Mon.
day. This with the adjoining building
Will be Immediately demolished. Book
walters movement will be sure to wake up
our sumbering money men and cause them
to open their purses in beautifying our
city.
Mrs. Toohey, for violation of Sunday
| ordinance, occupied His Honor's time on
"Wednesday night. Mrs. Toohev was de-
tended by Attorney Dugdale. The arrest
followed the statement OF John Murphy,
who claimed to have procureda drink upon
the Sabbath at her house. An alibi was
proven, which showed that Mrs. Toohey
was absent at the time claimed. His Honor
discharged her with few remarks in regard
to our Seventh Days proper observance.
DAYTON. Kv.
Prayer meeting tonight at the NJ. +.
Church.
DR.. Dunn has removed his residence and
oliice W lHllu Slreet, DeCWeen Derry ana
Clay.
Charles Hasson and William Dore leave
to-day for an extended trip through In
diana and Illinois.
Mr.. Mont. Macarthur, formerly we'll
known dummy conductor, is keeping a
country store at Carthage, Ky.
Mr.. Jack Wade and family, lately occu-
pants of the Grome residence, on Terrace
avenue, removed to Columbia, Ohio, to-
day.
The dummies, those champion frauds,
were both laid up this morning on the early
trips They are rapidly driving travel over
Gibson's steam ferry.
Mr.. Robert Kelley, of Covington, for
merly engineer on the dummy, and Miss
Annie Burns were married last night at
8 O'c clock in the Catholic Church, at Belle
vue. The marriage ceremony was beauti-
fully read by the Rev. Father, and the re-
sponses OF the groom and his beautiful
bride were given in a clear voice, although
little nervous. The couple were hand
somely attired and received the wishes of
all present for that future happiness which
they can not fail to have.