The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-30

and few days will see him about
Deputy Marshal Mast takes charge of his
new duties Station-house keeper, on Mon
day. Geo. Leach, who retires, accepts and
will be the Supervisor of the chain-gang.
During the tearing-down process at the
corner OF High and Limestone on Friday
portion of wall gave suddenly away.
Luckily il was observed by workman,
who jumped barely in time to save himseii.
The portion of Dr. Russell and McLaugh-
Inns building used as kitchen took fire
from a gasoline stove on Friday morning.
but was extinguished before doing much
damage or calling out the fire boys. The
Doctors mocking.bird received severe
roasting.
The mail boxes have been located, and
will be placed in position in time for busi-
ness on Monday. Postmaster Shipman de-
sires that parties who do not wish their
mail delivered by carrier, but still use box
es, to report to him at once. -Four dellv-
cries and connections will be made in the
business portion daily.
Dan. and Tom Palmer were before Judge
Miller on Friday, to answer an affidavit
filed by an older brother, who gave reason
why that Dan. and Tom should be sent to
the Reform Farm. The boys are well
known in our city, especially Dam, who Is
a dangerous sneak thief. The mother OF
the boys upon application was admitted to
the Infrmary.
ACCIDENTAL SHooTING.-On Thursday eve
ming as Albert Clark and his friend Samuel
Pagett were walking on Pearl street Pagett
proposed to show Clark his new purchase, q
| revolver, which he Immediately reached
| 1. l. ,1,nt 60 tS
| upon his part was followed by report, and
a few moments afterwards DR.. Mclaughlin
was summoned to extract ball from the
head of Clark, which had lodged behind the
left ear, where the skull bone is thickest.
Luckily the wound is of nature that will
heal up, with proper care, in few days.
DAYTON. Kr.
Rev. Mr.. Saunders and family are visit
| ing friends in Ohio.
Miss Hattie Holmes has returned from a
pleasant visit to Owl Creek.
Rev. I. Irwin will conduct the services at
the Presbyterian Church tomorrow.
Miss Lizzie Lukens and Miss Rosa Miles
leave next Tuesday for Cynthiana, Ky.
The dummies are completely demoral
lied; their getting corned is the cause Of it.
That other mustache which sets our bar
bers crazy is the property OF George Tie
man.
| Master Elmer Vance and his sister Lizzie
of Dayton avenue, are visitingin Hamilton
Ohio.
i George M,sk, employed at the Covingtor
DOCKS received serious injuries from fal
yesterday.
Mr. Hill, the carpenter, who has been en-.
gagged at Loveland, o., for several weeks, i:
at home again.
Mr.. Ed. Teman, who has about recov
cred from his late illness, will leave TO-
J Georgetown, Ky, on Monday.
Postmaster Hayward is on the lookou
for another pair Of mules. Hauling so man.
watermelons has about used up the team
he has.
Mrs Richards mother of Mr.. James Har
ris the grocer is recovering, but the ven
orabla Mr.. Richards is very dangerously il
from paralysis.
Mr.. Adam Smvrl read some fine selec
tions, and the Hungry -Four spread thei
ravenous lantern jaws on a qnartette a
: the Good Templars last night.
Doc. Stenhens and Johnnie Greife hay
signed articles of agreement for Greco
Roman walking match to take place as soo
as a hall can be built for that purpose.
! The Baptist Sunday-school Institut
closes its abors here to-day. Delegate
were present from all the Baptist Sunday
schools in the county, and business OF in
terest to the schools was transacted.
The new Baptist Church will be dedicate
! tomorrow morning The Rev. w. Fl. Fe
lix. of Covington breaches the dedica
ton sermon in the morning, an
s also at night Sunday school mas.
!, meeting at 3 D. m. The services, whic
= are to be of more than ordinary interest
will be rendered more so by the singing {
v their excellent choir, accompanied by
a new and elegant organ.
II muDDLETOWN.
Mr.. Henry Erb, an old Hamilton boy,
/, with f. NJ. Kemp d Co.
!, The Rommel House, corner of Hydrauli
and Third, is doing coed business.
Mr.. Henkle, Superintendent of the W,
ter-works, was in Cincinnati yesterday.
= , Mayor Jacob and party, of Cincinnati
- passed through Middletown en- route ft
n Dayton.
e Orders for the Cincinnati Daily STAR ma
be left with Mr.. Nathan Oglesby, on ThiI
4 street. The STAR on and after to-day wi
r. be an eight paae, forty eight column pane
/ and will be left at your house by carrier IL
>, only II cents per week.
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