The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-03

COHlpaHleu Dy the moo WHO loudly EXPRESS
ed their desire to treat the town likewise,
but soon Marshal Pinch was on the scene
and made short work of them, he arrested
several and in ten minutes one could not
be seen, although they numbered about
eighty persons.
MIDDLETOWN. o.
Mrs. George Jacobv is visiting friends at
Bellefontaine o.
Sheriff Black, of Hamilton, O., was in
town yesterday.
Mr.. John Tolan. of Dayton, O., was in
town yesterday.
Miss Matte Fuilngton. of Marysville
o.. is the guest of Miss Lou. Curtis
Mr.. Frank Talmage, of Carlisle, O., was
visiting Mr.. Geo. Talnage yesterday.
Miss Mary Weishar, who was reported as
heing dangerously sick, is improving slow
ly. ...
The st. Paul's German Lutheran Church
is having parsonage built adjoining the
church.
John C. Weaver. County Surveyor and
Dol Crider, all of Hamilton, were in town
yesterday.
Mrs. VIM. Hudson is lying very sick with
consumption at her residence on North
Broadway, IT
Mrs. VIM. Mills of Dayton, and her
daughter, Mrs. Hatty Steel, were in town
yesterday, the guests OF Mr. and Mrs H. p
Clough.
Mrs. Mounbv, youngest daughter of
VIM Francis. living up Browns Run, com
mitted suicide SUNDAY evening by cutting
her throat with an old broken caseknife.
No cause assigned for the act.
Harry I.edman is the agent for the STAR
and Will deliver the paper anywhere in the
| city for twelve cents week. Persons
wanting single copy or wish to subscribe
can be accommodated by calling at d.
Oldens jewelry store, three doors east Of
Postoffioe. "a
Edwards Drolleries" performed last
night in Lebees Hall to well-hlled house.
Every one present enjoyed the entertain
ment grentlv. They give one more enter
| tainment tonight. Persons wishing to at
tend should go early to secure seat, as in
all probability the Hall will be filled.
AvONDALE.
| The Mayors Court was in session this
morning. ... .
Council will hold its meeting tomorrow
evening In It's new hall.
A prop ositi n. will be submitted to Coun-
Gil at its next meeting for furnishing a
steam fire engine.
Mr.. r. Antram & Co. have opened their
new store, which is filled with choice
stock of fresh groceries, etc.
Newly & Sons have Just duplicated for
the town 0f Reading a hook and ladder
wagon, similar to the one furnished the
village a few months since.
A proposition has been made by the Di
rectors of the biological Garden to the So
ciety Of Natural History to not only fur
nish e ground for q bnilding site, but
also sufficient space for the establishment
of Botanical Garden.
The action of the School Board in dis
continuing the illumination of the towl
clock at night is severely commented upon
If the Board is short of funds. why not
pass around hat and take up private
collection for the benefit of nocturnal
The Miami Distillery started up in full
blast this morning.
Mrs. Anna Faith has returned from 9
pleasant visit to Cincinnati.
The social at the N. L. Church last night
was quite largely attended.
Miss Carrie Humbach took a short but
sweet visit to Over leck's Station.
Ed. McGilberrv and Frank McGrew, fol
being drunk and disorderly, arrested.
Adam Pfatfman celebrated his twenty
first annual birthday at North Fairmount
yesterday.
Mr.. NJ. g. Mills left for MddIetown this
morning, where he goes to erect iron fence
of the Champion make.
Mr. L. w. O'Brian. for some time past ar
employe in the O. Brian carria.e shops, has
left for Urbana to accept position at thai
place.
Miss Dea Carn, one of the most charming
accomplished and fascinating young belle,
of the Western College, spent yesterday in
Hamilton.
George Hafertepen fonnd gold breast
pin near the Third-ward Engine house yes
terday. TIE owner ran have the same by
calling at the Stat on-house.
Della Cummins was married last evenins
to Hud GAMER, at Snap Town. The mar.
riage was largely attended, and the happy
couple left for wedding tour to Gin
cinnati.
Lewrie Jackson was arrested by Hafer.
tepen YESTERDAY for trying to rival the G.
Fl. & D. express with his favorite steed
They were both going at a pretty g.od
speed, and it made George fly to catch
them.
Mr.. J. ]. Hannegan, the present Deputy
Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas and 9
gentleman Of a successful business reputa
ton, who has for four years served nobly n
his present capacity. is talked of as an ap
plicant for the office of Clerk. lately LEFT
vacant by the death of B. s. James. lie
would be the right man in the right place.
WEST COvINGTON. ....
The music Loving citizens of this place
will regret to hear that Prof. Purvis' Silver
Cornet Band is engaged for the winter or
the steamer Andes, running from Cincin
natl TO Wheeling.
DAYTON. NE.
George Lusk is hunting rabbits in In
diana.