The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-13
HAMILTON.

| ~ a. clilltn Is improving.
Policeman John Hclvey is candidate fol
City Marshal.
Lloyd Brown returned from the Queen
City to-day.
J.: w. Light, the artist, is visiting friend.
in Trenton.
Chas Milikin, Of this city, has returned
from Richmond
James Daugherty, of the Fourth Ward, is
out as candidate for Assessor.
The ladies Of the Reform Church gave 9
| pleasant social at the Church last night.
John z. Bayless, the present efficient
Constable, is Il candidate for reelection.
The Irving Literary Society will meet al
the Phillips House on Saturday evening
The Liedefkranz Society will meet next
Saturday for the purpose OF reorganization
Miss SaIlic Earheart will receive calls OH
Tuesday afternoon and evening hereafter.
Hamilton Light Infantry were out in full
uniform last night, and did remal kably
well.
Mrs. James f. Campbell paid the Queen
City visit yesterday on u shopping ex-
curson.
The Board Of Managers Of the Children S
Home will meet next Monday afternoon at
| the Home.
George P Bell has opened general gro.
cery store in Bells Block, corner Stable and
| Third streets.
Mrs J. Williams, over the Arcade pre-.
sented to her husband pretty girl baby, OH
| Tuesday night.
Considerably more real estate is changing
hands at the present time than for num-.
ber of years past
J. p Davis and l. P. Strauss, two popular
business men on High street, were in Gin.
cinnati yesterday.
County Commissioners Yesterday direct.
ed the Auditor to pay the interest on Coun
| ty bond No. 1880.
Mr.. John Hoselman was taken to tho
Dayton Insane Asylum yesterday by Con.
stable Coch, OF Middletown.
Mr.. Dan. Kennedy will AXE possession OF
| his newly purchased home on Fourth street
about the lst of next month.
John Beeler and Wm. Shuier, of the First
Ward, have gone to the LewistoWn Reser
yolr on a grand hunting excursion.
II. F. Webber, agent for the Travellers
Life and Accident Insurance Company, ol
Hartford, Conn, is stopping at The Phillips
House.
John c. Weaver will make the maps and
plats for Batter County agreeable to plans
and specifications required by the Auditor
for $500.
Mr. w. H. Smith, of the Enquirer, and
his handsome and agreeable wife returned
to Cincinnati yesterday, after few days
visit to this city.
A grand temperaNee rally will be held
tonight at the NJ. +. Church. All persons
interested in the temperance cause are in
vite1 to be present.
Frank Smoyer was yesterday arrested by
John Dirk for assault and battery uaon
William Lindlcy. Case brought before
Justiqe Berry, who constituted il until Sat
urday.
Mr. French. whose handsome cottage inst
south of the city Was destroyed BY sre
some two or three months ago has The
foundation laid to replace it with rev
bulldiag.
Application was yesterday made in the
Probate Court to send Laura c. Rowe, aged
twelve years. to the State Reform School.
She is now an inmate OF the ChildISn' s
Home.
A young man representing himself 10 be
a son OF DR.. Williams, the well-known ocu-
list OF Cincinnati, has been for some time
imposing upon the people in different
parts of the county. He proposes to cure
all diseases and deformities OF the eyes, be-
sides promising to cure divers other all
ments by sending the requisite medicine
per express. 1t is plain to be seen the fel-
low is humhug and rogue as DR.. Will
Jams has no son, and if he had it is not
likely he would be found travelling through
remote country places hunting up prac-
tice. "a word to the wise" &c.