The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-20

coihnchCcu W suOW tHis iuOIHluB, WIN laii
prospects for sleighing.
Mrs. DR.. Gale, formerly of Hamilton, Is
now located at No. 279 West Fourth street,
where she would be pleased TO see her old
friendE
SHORT AND SwEEr.-Jacob Long and wife
have returned from their wedding tour, ana
expect soon to inaugurate the realities OF
married life in earnest
The contamination of another happy
event comes of In the near future. Geo.
s, Dodsworth and Miss Lizzie Brecht are
tile high contracting parties.
The members of the Hamilton Social and
Subordinate Temple are requested to at
tend fine oyster supper this (Thursday)
evening at Templar's Hall, on Third street.
The A. U. Telegraph Company will soon
have C mpleted their line to our city. and
hope t, furnish and equip y neat little
Office in the Phillips House. This will be
central locality and will prove paying
thing.
A terrible accident occurred to James
Mccoy. Jr., an emplove in the Owens, Lane
u Dyer Machine Shops, yesterday. While
going after water he lost his footing, and
fell through the floor, sustaining injuries OF
a serious nature.
Professor John Theurer has added fire.
eating to his long role of wonderful feats.
He administers red-hot poker to his un-
protected tongue with lmpunity, and inhales
charcoal flames as common air. John Is
getting to be simply immense. .
The alarm of fire yesterday called the
department to the old building of L. ID.
Campbell, occupied by Mr.. Smith as a
CANDY and confectionery store. The fire
originated fronl defective hue. commnni-
eating the falLes through between the roof
and plastering. This same building burned
about two months ago, was repaired and
now Aers similar fate Damage slight
MIDDLETOWN.
1t is verv curious how Mrs. J. Byron
cures corns, bunions, &c.
w. E. Terhune. of Toledo, O., was visit
Ing friends here yesterday.
Madam Rentg will give one OF her fine ell
tertainments tonight All lovers Of fine
music should attend.
The cards are ont for the marriage of Mr..
Thomas Webster to Miss Ella Swink.
Mr.. Thomas Coyle, gay young gallant
of Clinton street, has Covled around the
heart of young lady of Franklin o., and
it is rumored they are soon to enter tue
bonds OF matrimony.
tIKCLEvlLIE, o.
Mont. Long is home again.
The Scioto River is rising.
"Or Droneries" at Peck's Hall tonight.
Bishop Jaygar will preach at st. Philips
Church next Sunday. ..H
The gentle rains of the past week just
came In time for the wheat --n
Dr. H. R. Clarke he's purchased the Epis-
copal Parsonage on Union street.
The CrcleviHe schools will he granted
an extra holiday on Thanksgiving Day
John Groce Il Son killed one hundred
hogs Monday, the second time this season.
Emanuel Westenhayen's sawRill. near
Nebraska. was destroyed by fire last Satur-
day evening. .,.,. ..
Mr. r. N. Howell Is an experienced un-
dertaker of this CITY. He will retain the
office formerly occupied by Harris Il Al
bxugh. ,.'
AS the 3:43 train was coming over the
Williamsport Hill on the c. 4 N. V.
Railway man ran on the track in front of
the engine and was torn to pieces. Part OF
his brains were foitnd on the engine when
it arrived at this city.
DAYTON. Kx.
PRAYER meeting tonight at the NJ. E.
Church.
Do not forget the Baptist supper and con.
cert tomorrow night.
The little child of Mr.. Arthur Turner,
aged one year, died yesterday, and will be
buried to-day.
Sheriff White notifies tax-rayers in the
"Jimtown deestrict" to pay mp or be sold
out by December 4th.
The Thanksgiving dinner and suprer OF
the Methodist congregation will he held at
the church. Genuine DID English plum.
pudding will be special feature.
Col. r. w. Hawkins, attorney for VIM.
Tieman, Jas NJ. Harris and the Heidrich
heirs In mining snits in Missouri, has re.
turned, and reports future fortunes for his
clients.
A mighty mad man from Covington,
armed with pistol, went up to Da, ton las,
night hunting for we'll known young gen.
tleman, whom the former CHARGED with
writing tn his wife. No blood had flown al
last accounts.
REAL Estate TRANSFER Frank Barton
and wife to d. f. Gibson. Lot No. 10, Bl ck
13 in Berry's subdivision in Da, ton 81
feet on s,ath side of Second street by LOG
feet deep. in consideration of the Dayton
Ferry right. including ferryboat Col. Sellers
and wharfboat Good WIN.
Police Court.
Drunk-Pat. Malloy. John GinneR $3
Pat. Collins, Daniel Canfieh, 5000.