The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-15

Samuel Margerum, who for the past two
years has been attending Adrian College,
Michigan, returned Thursday night, after
spending his vacation at home, to continue
his studies preparatory to graduating this
wear. Sam. is an able student. and by his
hard work succeeded in CARRYING off the
honors the first wear he was there. Middle
town is proud to be represented at that Col
lege by such a student.
LUDLOW. KY.
TIE little bows and girls of town gave a
very nice surprise party to little Miss Ryan
the other day.
MANY Of our citizers were glad to see the
President of the United States in our quiet
little city on FRIDAY last.
Rev. M. ID. A. Steen and lady have re-
turned from a short visit tn friends and rel
atives at Winchester and Mt. Leigh in Ad,
ans County,O. ,...
AURORA. IND.
The Steel and Trrster benefit ball will
take place at Mueller's Hall tomorrow
evening,
People. especially the "bovs," are imna-
tientlv waiting to witness the "Nay Fisk
Blondes tonight (Monday) at the Opera
House.
Doc. Brown, AGENT for a book irm at
Boston, Mass. died suddenly at 8 n. m.
SATURDAY. by taking an overdose of ether for
the cure of delirium to which he was a
slave.
The "Harmonv," X. cf P, give one Of
tie rrandest hops ever instituted in this
city, at the Onera House tomorrow even.
ing. The srecial features of the evening
win be the dance for two prizes, to he given
to the best lady and gentleman walters.
Captain Alex. Patterson, who recently
assumed the duties as Auditor of this
(Dearhorn) County. is making marked i'm
provements on his premises, by having a
160 foot stair-like. stone wall built on the
Manchester Street line of his lot. He is
also having new carriage and wood house
built.
AvONDALE.
The Geological Garden had boom yes.
terday.
Hon. s. Fl. Barton and his estimable wife
returned home on Saturday evening.
Could the religious exercises at the
Geological Garden Yesterday he properly
styled PRAYERS for the Preyers?"
Mayor Dickson will give his decision to-
morrow morning in the case of the State VS..
Helming, which was tried on Saturday.
The condition of Hunt street, between
Abigail and Efluent Pipe streets, is in such
a deplorable condition that it is unsafe for
private convevances to be driven on it. If
our public officials would visit that point
in company WITH an Engineer. the causes of
complaint might be removed.
The Republicans of the village met at the
Counci Chamber on SATURDAY. evening and
organizeda Foster and Hickenloorer Club.
!. Wilson Brown was chosen President,
Frank Walton Secretary and Genrge Hafer
Treasurer The first meeting will be held
at Balers Assembly ROOMS on the 10th
instant.
SPRINGFIELD. o..
Fred. d. Mussev, of the commercial was
doing onr shops on Saturday in the interest
of his paper.
Station-keeper Mash received his first
Sabbath visit Of ladies YESTERDAY. PRAYERS
and singing constituted the programme.
The Telephone Exchange connecting the
fel shops east Of the city goes into operation
to-day.
A Main-street saloon was favored on Sat.
urday night by general fight, in which
several Of our png-uglies had their face or
naments highly embellished.
The much talked of crusade upon the
East End beer garden attracted quite a
number of curious people to that spot on
Sunday, but at night shades they had not
been gratifed.
Thomas Bibbey and wife were admitted
to the lnfirmary on Saturday. after spend
ing Friday night at Sprng street. The par-
ties are from Portsmouth, and came here in
search of relatives Bibbey is disabled,
and not able to afford himself support.
Chief Schuchman, whose term of office
has expired, is still at duty. and if his
friends-who may be numbered by the
score--and his staff, by whom Fred is held
in the highest esteem. could speak their
sentiments, he would always remain at the
post.
Dave Henderson spent his Sabbath up on
the Heights. Henderson has promised to
turn up the swag on condition of lenience.
He states that it is concealed beneath the
floor of house at Cincinnati. Dave is a
splendid conversationalist and in appear
ance deceiving as to character.
Daniel Hullinger, the well-known
plasterer, who's illness and condition we
have, upon several occasions, chronicled,
died at his home at abont 6 o clock on Sun
day morning. Deceased, several lavs ago.
was in a fair way of recovery, but soon
after suffered relapse which ended with
death.
The South Center street compile, Fox and
Ober, who, with the necessary papers,
sloped last week, have not to date put in
an appearance. They are, it is supposed,
doing the Exposition, and, it is said by
sympathizers, will soon return and occupy
house in the rear of the lady's parents.
Heaven bless you, my children.
Hezekiah Offutt, the young man who
used his little pop to advantage upon the
body of j.. X. Kuntz during the reunion.
appeared before the Mayor on Saturday af-
ternoon. He was bound over in the sum
of $500 to answer in the Common Pleas
Court Kuntz was present and appeared
to be still suffering from Offutt's reckless
ness.
REGISTER OF HALFWAY HoUsE. The fol.
lowing dscended and were deposited behind