The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-19

again to be on the street
HARRISON. o.
Mrs Cheek is visiting friends at ITartwell.
Andy Felers, a farmer died of cholera morbus
on Thursday, caused by hard work and warm
beer.
fire broke ont at 10 a. m. Friday at Mr.. Barnes
residence on Water street. disonted pipe in
the summer kitchen allowed sparks from Il haz-
ing fire in the cook stove to set fire to partition
and joist, doing considerable damage Our fire
engine was promptly ON hand and did excellent
service.
MIAMIS3URG,
Mr.. O. A. Crabbs, of Osborne, o., was in town
yesterday.
Miss HoIwell. Of Dayton, is visiting her cousin,
Miss Lula ShulH.
Miss Hannah Goudy has returned from visit
to friends in Illinois.
Miss l., smith. of the city, is visiting Miss Lon
Weaver, No. 7 south Main street.
Mss Anna McCauley, of Germantown, O., is
visiting relatives and friends here.
Mr.. Fred B. Humback, of Louisville KY, is
spending few days with friends here.
The festival given under the auspices of the
young ladies Of f. V. Lutheran Church was a
great success socially and financially.
The Miami Guards were out on dress parade last
evening. The boys made fine appearance. hey
are getting ready to go inlo camp on July 30th
near Franklin.
LAWRENCEBURG, IND.
J., Two day on an average, die of scarlet fever i'll
this city
Misses Fanny Pate and Rhoda Wade of Rising
sun are the guests OF VIM. Pate, this city.
Great preparations are being made for the grand
Temperauce rally to be held here next Friday,
July 25th.
BELLEVUE. Ky.
Mrs TohO Hood Jr is LYING ouita
Mr.. Mann of Fairfield avenue is a candidate
for Justice of the Peace
Mr. Reese English takes part to-day in great
game OF base ball as pitcher
Rev. Z. l.. Sanders conducts the usual NJ. L.
services tomorrow afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock.
Mr.. Spence Reeves gives a grand ex ursOn on
Sunday, the 9th, to his beautiful Parlor Grove.
Spcnce's friends will no doubt turn out in fun
force.
Mr., Pacey of Walnut Hills, is announced to
SPEAK at the temperance meeting tomorrow night
Mr.. Warren, OF ncinnati, Is also billed.
Messrs. Frank Suttrn and Hen. Wiese deny the
report that they arc to be permanently located in
Bcleyue.-LknpIirer. The only reason for this
sudden change of mind is that our HOUSES do
not contain enough pure air to suit the perspring
lorms Oi TIE individuals named.
AURORA. IND.
saw sommerfeld Ex Councilman starts for
Chicago tomorrow evening on apeasure trip.
The benefit ball rendered to Mr.. Eugene Wilson
ut Muellcr's Hall last evening passed OIL to the
great satisfaction Of all present.
II. B. Lamar, the cIothier, leaves tomorrow
| Sunday evening for the East to take in Long
Branch and other noted watering places.
iar,," "n"o Der oar c,tIzcns will 20 70 RElr,,;
uh, lhd tomorrow Sunday TO witness the clos
ing exercises OF the reunion OF old Sunday-sChoOl
teachers.
Misses Matt Kelley and Fannie Murray, Of Gin
cnnati, and kalie Warren and Sadie Black, of
RuShv lie, lnu., are visiting Misses Cochran and
other friends
SPRINGFIELD. %.
John W. Vanada, the victim of the mower acct
dent OF Thursday, will lose the use OF his right
arm.
Frank Hauer, an employe OF the Knife & Bnr
had his fore finger badly crushed while at work
on thursday morning.
Mrs. Esther Frame worker in the temperance
cause delivered address last night uefUre til
Union at CITY Hall. ltwas an able elfort.
The Forest Citys, of Cleveland who play here
with our Stars July 22d, bring with them the
Champion CITY favorile, Mitchell. Mitchell, of
course, will entertain his friends with that curve
The old Champion Works shut down on Thurs
day night until Monday next. They begin on
Monday upon their Fair work The Knife and
Bar Works are announced 10 shut down in u few
days.
The camp meeting folks have been doing only
fair during the week, yet seem satisfied. To-mor-
row Sunday several excursion trains VIII be run
in here by the different roads and will swell the
receipts nightly.
The yield of wheat throughout the county is re-
ported big, Green Township farmer got thirty
Two bushels to the acre, and alOtner in The north
ern part OF The county thirty live and haii. The
gram is also heavy.
A celebrated deadbeat who registers as David
Weller, and who claims TO be the agent OF the
HibeInan Blondes, has been doing the hotel and
livery people ol Columbus. lie is supposed now
10 be with u.s. Yet he has not tried on his little
game.
Hattie Garrett and John Brick were gathered in
by the poi ce Of the camp meeting on Thursday
night fOr disorderly conduct. John found him
SELF a brick, for lie was fired off the ground five
times before arrest HIS Honor gave them the
rare old on Friday.
Martin Mclaughlin levee saloonst, helped
swell the Limestone-street Headquarters Oh / ri
day by paying a fine OF SjO aud costs This lavish
OF wealth shows Martin to be a boated bond
holder, and his satisfaction must be the amount
OF wrath he soothcs.
Coroner Coleman returned verdict of accident
al drowning on Friday morning at the inquest on
the bodies of Ghas. Ilunkl and Tim. Shay, who
were drowned on Thursday e,enng near The
Grisso FIGURING Mills. The boys were bathing in
shallow wat T, but near Step, off or hole uelTly
twenty feet in depth, which, unfortunately, they
waded into. Neither being able to swl IN they
both went down before ass stance could reucn
them. They were the sons OF poor families, and
were both in their thirteenth year
The people of the Coloyed Baptist Church at
Yellow Springs, i'll order 10 raise funds fOr the
improvement OF Their church edi6Ce, announce
celebration for August 1st and ID. People from
hve different counties have consented u be prtS-
ent and assist in the ceremonies The following
able speakers are announced Hon. Chus. Foster
Hon. j. +. Oglavec and Thomas J. Fringe. The
Duquesne Blues, Samartans, Odd-iellOws and
NIuSons OF our city Will also be present The
Xenia Band are down for sOul-strrng airs and it
now seems that its projectors intend 10 Just turn
things topsy-tutyy al the Springs