The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-22

| the subject OF drawing on the part of those
who would teach. In the schools of Ham
| ilton the Forbriger system is in use. From
the excellent work done in this branch
there is no doubt of the continuance Of the
| present system.
The total enumeration OF males in Madi-
son Township over the age of q years is
GIG. The Assessors return OF taxable per-
sonal property in the same township, for
1873, is as follows: 966 horses, valued at
$5S. .273; 1912 cattle. $27.706; "a mules,
1888 carriages, $26, l43; household goods,
S77, $50; 2Ol watches, So. 700; A pianos and
organs, $4, 037; merchandise, SIS 1l2; manu-
featuring, $2,s46; moneys subject to draft
s94, 1852; credits $22S503; bonds, etc,
81, 100; 332 dogs, 81, ,19O-making a grand
total Of 1854, 25l.
FAIR GRouNDs.-The Live Oaks, of this
CITY, were billed TO play the Red Stockings
OF Dayton, at the Fair Grounds YESTERDAY,
game to be called at 1890. There was only
a short (?) delay; the game was called at
3:4j and declared off after the fifth inning
The Live Oaks stood 10, and the Red Stock
ings s. About the only interesting part Of
the programme was the rope-walk by Pro-
fessOr John Theurer, who successfully
performed all that was promised on the
bills.
sPRINaFIELD. o.
The oath day of June, it is thought, will
see the laying of the cornerstone of our
Courthouse.
James McCord, John Bremen and Billy
Kelly, riotous delegates, put up at the
Spring Street Hotel, on Wednesday night
They were guidsd there by Croft, Morton
and Wilson.
boy named Ross had his clothes almost
torn from his body by vicious dog, the
property of saloonist on Market Square
on Wednesday evening Oh, Biddlede
Bogs, where are you now2
Tom Berry, it takes six of them to make
a man, see? was given eight DAYS under
Contractor Green Wilson by His Honor on
Wednesday, for an over indulgence in
Champion City corn juice.
Winfield Franklin and Ella Outright
with the assistance of 'Sqnire Smith, were
made one on Tuesday This affair will
long be remembered by those present and
by their children, as the event will be
handed down in history.
Jerry Huckins, the Champion CITY corn
extractor, came under the hammer of the
terror Oh Wednesday, who, by the way
OF obtaining few days recreation from
peing troubled with Jerry's freaks, gave
MN sentence OF twelve days on the stone
pile.
J. W. Champion, of the Champion CITY
Guards, has run mad, and in his distracted
bundred and twentr r,;las Ill. FL w w
Blumen, the world-renowned( p, covers one
hundred miles. This fiery and untamed feat
W ha OF
early date.
"Tub" Sullivan wac tprnea ,ooso m rros
dav. After nrom;s;ns tn absto;,, d., aIa tI's
use of intoxicants and o;ve tha nnl;na ;n ''o no
further trouble "Tnbn had h.rpJIx ps'e laft ~
the gaze of His Honor before be stoIa . boz
of beer from Vnrce g. Rloo ond SS [ot ~, Mes
rousinv drnnk o,an ,;s ~. ~. ""N 5'' VA "
The nominations of Fred Foster r w
Wilson, James Norton and George Ludlow
we're confirmed. The reserve i,rce was
badly handled ali anno;mtnsnts sJ,sH hsirn was ra
jected. Officers Newell. Croft Lang and
Boegs got tie go-by. Our C;tv ~ Esttars %a,u
have been invited to particinate |, ths nec'
grafton Day exercises. They need recrea-
ton after such a spell of weather and sueh
taxahle work
Cyrus Rightmore and Biddle Boeps bired
a driver of one of Drescors carriages to run
them up to Spring Station, Tuesday eve.
ming. Here Biddle preferred a charge of
drunkenness against his lonored g1est,
This was another of important arrests, and
only sucIi men as the "electriar" can make
them A little slow music, if you please,
by Cornor's Band.
The boss "fakirs" are 1, town Thov
represent Rridpenort ICnnn ! hn,so 1nn! nnd
draw you in by promising to distribute
samples of jewelry as an advertisement for
their firm. On the final point they exhibit
a pocketbook, for which the charge rs
cents. The "eillies' fall on to this bait
and buy literally, and, upon inspection of
horribly sold. Beware OF the Modoc gold
man.
Mary McGee NJ Fact co,,,,t;s
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