The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-26
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The rag weed blossoms in our midst and
The balm from 81. Keck's Gilead could not
,qual the fragrance from our park this
morning.
The new depot is no doubt fine struct-
Ire, from Granger's outlook, but the
olaguy thing leaked like an old tub yes
erday morning.
Strangers attention is directed to our
great and glorious park, as soon as they leave
the hole at the railroad, to show the enter
prise of our citizens.
If the Marshal ever gets into that beauti-
ful enclosure bounded by Lincoln, Liberty
and Park street, to look for lost baby, he
had better take compass, or it will be
good-by Joe Steil baby and all.
Council met last evening, Mayor Sayler
in the chair and all members present except
Messrs Parker and Slater. No business of
was transacted. The law in re-
gard to the running at large of animals,
&C., was read and explained by the Mayor.
The natives seem to be anxious about the
depredations OF cows hogs, &c. A motion
would be in order before vacation is over to
delegate all boys over two years of age to
scour the surrounding country and secure
everything with four legs to feast on our
beautiful park; they could not but i'm
prove it.
The weather did not have o dampening
effect ON the Republicans Saturday night.
There was good turnout and all tie Off
GERS were present. Remarks were made by
several, the speech of the evening being by
Mr.. Benton. The following committees
were appointed; On Finance-M. l.. An
drew, S. W. Cullom, ]. W. Mann, Fred.
Cross and Robert Murphy. Glee Clubs
II. Goodin, Thos Kite, Jr., A. Winslow.
Canvassing-C. W. Magness, Joe Steil, M.
L. Andrew, Robert Murphy, Daniel Stout.
SPRINGFIELD. ..
Big trains for the Ohio State Fair upon
the c., S. & c. on Monday.
John LOCKER, of the West End, for har-
boring vicious dog, dropped 81 and costs
with His Honor on Monday.
Lewis, of High street, hangs out his BAN
ner telling the hungry that luscious oysters
can be procured at his place in all styles at
the moderate sum of 10 cents.
DR.. Charles Dunlap was called to South
Charleston on Monday to amputate the leg
VI IL DOy uuIllGu IluWuTu, WHO Was Tuu ONtl
by train on the Panhandle Road.
Some of the watchful ones place Satur
days fall of rain at three inches in two
hours and half. A lady much interested
placed it at four and half in the samt
time.
Parish, of High street, thought he woult
have to embark in his ark when the flood
came on Saturday. When the storm sub
sided the place settled once more upon thu
trestles.
Charles Betzhold, an employe on tn
c., c., c. & l., while coupling cars on Mon
day morning, had the tips of the fingers o
his right hand caught and several of bi
tinger-nails torn of.
Dick Powell, of the Central Engine-house
has purchased bottle of Mrs. Winsow'
Soothing Syrup and rubber for teething
1t is girl, and she put in at an early hou
on Monday morning.
Wait for your favorite Maggie Mitchell
who opens at the Opera-house on Monday
September 1st. Col. Morris controls thi
circuit the coming season, and will brin
here many brilliant attractions.
| Miller, our ferocious friend of Marke
street, ran bath-house on Saturday after
noon by aid of the storm. Miller says tn
natives didn't seem to appreciate his maj
velous change in business. Oh, float me!
James Mckinney, arrested here an
wanted at Urbana for crooked transat
ton, has been turned over to the author
ties of that place. James took in people
bed-clothcs and favors but returned notl
ing He will be heard to great extent b
all interested.
Two reckless young men passing u
Columbia street, on Monday night, cause
considerable CONSERVATION in the neighbo
hood of Center street by filling the air wit
cartridgestshot from revolvers for amust
ment sake only.
Lothschuetz and Bauer, violators of tn
Sunday ordinance, were shown into TIL
headquarters on Limestone street on MOI
dav upon the affidavit OF Officer Lang. A
ter appropriate ceremonies both offende
bequeathed S25 and costs each to assist til
progress of this noble institution.
That private track up in the attic of
Market-street house was pressed to this e.
tent on Saturday: Messrs Fellows, Busl
nell and Davis began ffty-mile walk, BIT
Bushnell aud Davis pegged out which le
the field to Fellows, who hung on and az
complished his fifty miles in 10 hours
minutes and 81 seconds, resting so minute
During Fellows walk Ed. Guseman did Il
a twenty-mile squirt in hours 30 minute
and A seconds.
DAYTON. Kx.
Baptist Mite Society tonight.
Remember the social in the yard Of til
NJ. Il. Church to night
Miss Emma Hothoff is home from yer
pleasant visit in Indiana.
The venerable Mrs. Richards is quite i
at her home on Sixth street, beyond Cla,
The usual irregularity in the starting
the dummies occurred this morning. Mo
of the long-suflering passengers had
hoof it.
The moonlight excursion of the Ea
End Orient Club, on the Ellen McCo
comes off tonight. The boat touches 1
the Dayton wharf.
II John Gilard grins any harder he
have to move his ears back. Because
has bran new son is no reason why |
should split his head open laughing. Mott
er and boy doing well.
Mr. James Beatty, who was buried to-da
from his home on Third street, was one
the pioneers of our city, having lived hel
when "Jimtown' was in its infancy. FL
the past fifty years he had been an en-
ploye of the Bonte Rope Works, durir
which time he has seen it in ashes thrt
times, each time rising with it to new Ii
and vigor.
Dayton has organized Cussing Club
People have prayed for the dummies to |
better regulated, and every available effo
has been broughtto bear to have some reg
larity about them, bat all to no effect. tt
people of Dayton were again imposed upo
Yesterday by one of the jumping nuisanc
getting off the track before it was fair
out of the stable. The only way to dispo
of than is to hang the pronrietors ia I