The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-23

sheep haltered and confined in huge box.
On reaching Bryant & Hardesty's grocery
he made halt, when his horses took fright
and. wheeling suddenly, upset the wagon.
spilling Lyle between the horses, one of
which fell, but. fortunately for Lyle, missed
him. The box was smashed to smithereens
and the sheep turned loose. Strange tosay
that Lyle, sheep and horses all escaped
without injury.
HAMILTON.
The Hamilton Yoke Club meets tonight.
Mrs. McAhster left this morning for Gin
cinnati on business trip.
Mr.. Michael McDermott and family spent
yesterday at the Exposition.
Miss Minnie Sebald, of Middletown, is
visiting her friend, Louisa Dig.
Miss Annie Ruhl and Amelia Schultz are
back from short visit at the city.
Messrs. Morrison and Newlan. of Chicago,
will speak at the Courthouse Park tonight.
Mr. VIM. R. Suydam, of Cincinnati, is at
Martindel's prepared to wait on customers,
in short order.
Mr.. John Swedkamp will soon lead to
the Hymeneal altar Miss Mary Koch, a
bOiiC VI eiiC Il ilob w dlus
The next session of the Butler County
Teachers Association will be held in Ham
ilton on the 1lth day of October.
The Republican Glee Club went to West
Chester last night to attend the meeting
and furnish music for the occasion.
Mrs. Rachel Price is much troubled with
inflammation in the right eye, and it is
feared she will loose the use of it entirely.
Mr.. Chas Rehfuss, of Blufiton, Ohio, a
young man of seven years experience in
the drug business is clerking at J. G.
Schwartz.
A certain party of the First Ward has
been seriously troubled with bees of late
and asked Council last night to make farm
ers keep their bees at home.
The Mayor and City Council have been
invited to attend the Inauguration of the
Lane Free Library tonight, when it will be
opened as circulating library.
when in the course of human events"
we'll, what is the use of repeating the Dec
laration of IndepeDuance 1t is a new suit
of clothes, and James Chapman, the jolly
clerk at William Sortman's grocery now
sparks his fair one with becoming gravity.
Council met last night and ground out
the following business: A resolution was
passed that the City of Hamilton expend
not to exceed 81 SO for the sprinkling of
Heaton street East to Canal Bridge. An
additional sum OF $75 was appropriated for
painting Suspension Bridge the third time.
A contract for the additional paving
and gutteripg Of South street was let to the
lowest bidder, hls bid being $433. The
charges preferred against Jacob Boil were
not sufficient t. warrant his discharge from
the police force, hence he is retained and
commenced duty this morning.
LINWOOD.
The School Board war still RACES with
great fury.
Communion services will be held in the
Red Bank M. Il. Church next Sunday
night.
Mr.. J. G. King, Freight Agent of the Lit
tie Miami Railroad, removes to Columbia
to-day.
The Ladies' Aid Society will give an
oyster supper at the Town Hall on the
night of The 26th for charitable purposes
DAYTON. ky.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Powell went back to
Pittsburg Sunday night.
Miss Whitaker, of Cynthiana, KY, is
visiting Charles L. Rorer.
Mrs. C. G. Powers, of Brookville, Ky., is
visiting Mr.. ana Mrs. w. W. Beam.
The Bard of Education meets at the
Upper Schoolhouse tomorrow night.
Dr. Goetze, on his prancing steed, sug-
gests tiIat he was cut out for cavalry Of
ficer.
Everett Niles was fined $4 and costs by
the Mayor of Newport this morning for a
drunk.
Miss Belle Brooks and Miss Allie Cable,
of Columbus, Ohio, are visiting Mrs. G. B.
Hayward.
A coal cart ran into Coroner SchoolfieId's s
buggy yesterday, damaging the Coronial
vehicle considerably.
D. Chas. Johnson found pair of fine black
lace mits at the G. T.. entertainment. The
fair owner Can get them by hailing Charlie.
Mr.. Anton Vormohr, whose fatal acci-
dent was mentioned in our local columns
yesterday, died this morning at Belts Street
Hospital. ...
HARRODSBURG, Ky.
Excursion to High Bridge Temperance
meeting yesterday.
Common Pleas Court still in session;
nothing Of importance decided.
The largest stock of goods ever brought
to this place are being received by our nler-
chants.
The membership OF M. +. Church, South.
of this place, petitioned for the return of
Rev. Mr.. Reynolds next Conference year.
Mr.. Harrison Wilson, of Jessamine, and
father OF Conductor J. NJ. Wilson, s. w. r.
r., who was paralyzed some days since,
is recovering slowly.
AURORA. IND.
The Crescent Brewery authorities will
move into their new 100 by 70 foot Office
room the latter part of this week.
In the case of Webster VS.. York, which
was tried for malicious prosecution in this
(Dearborn) County year ago, and was
Il