The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-11

Rpmor says that there are many cases OF
scarlet fever in town.
Miss Mary f. Steen Of Xenia, Ohio, is
visiting friends in this city.
Miss Fairclough, the efficient Principal
of our Public School, is visiting friends in
Massachusetts,.
The Presbyterian Sunday-school picnic
at Woodside Park last Wednesday was
largely attended. and all were delighted
and pleased with the visit to the country.
At late meeting of the Board of Educa-
ton all the teachers i" our City School
were reelected for the next year-Miss
Farclough as Principal, Miss Scott Miss
Massey and Mrs Freeman as assistants and
Miss Lizzie Clark as substitute.
AURORA. IND.
Charley Shav's Concuplex Variety per-
formances under canvas this evening at
the Rolling-nlls.
1t is 30 and not a 100-mile walk per-
formed by Eugene Wilson. pedestrian. He
walks his last mile at p m. this evening.
He receives 500 for the same.
The sewing girls TWENTY-FIVE in number)
in the employ of Mr.. John e. Cook, cloth
ier went ON picnic excursion to Hunts
Grove yesterday, to attend the Cincinnati
- 1@N''~ PiS'AS'
MECHANlCSBURG. o.
The A. NJ. Z. Camp Meeting at We Fair
Grounds is in full tide, with very good
attendance.
The Seventh O. N. G. go into camp at
Springfield on August 7th. Company II,
Capt. Staley, will attend from this place.
The stock to build the Northwestern
Narrow-gauge Railroad has been subscribed
and work commenced at Urbana. Work
will begin here soon.
Preparations for reunion of the Sixty
sixth o. V. l., to be held August 9TH, are
being made. Probably three hundred OF
the regiment will be in attendance.
LsWRENCEBURG. IND.
Subscriptions to the Fair Guarantee Fund
up to date amount to s., 5O0
Died-A two-year old son of Frank
HitzaDack, of scarlet fever last evening.
A number of our citizens will take in
Charley Shays Concuplex at Aurora this
evening.
Dr. Ulrey's, dentist, of this city, father,
David Uirey died Wednesday morn,
ing at 10 o'clock, in Rising Sun, in the
eighty-seventh year of his age, and was
buried yesterday at p m. from the NJ F.
Church. The remains were inferred in the
Bising Sun City Burying Grounds.
MARYSVILLE. %.
Geo. Snodgrass, Sr., aged seventv-four,
subscriber to the STAR, came to this place
with the fourth family of settlers, and his
wife with the fifth tifty-seven years ago.
DAYTON. Kx.
Did the transfer include Jake's mule?
Regular meeting Of the Good Templars
tonight.
Goetze's Night Blooming Cereus now
blooms permanently in a bottle of spirits.
Johnny Miller, the skif' ferryman, will
assist Mr. Gibson in running the steam
ferryboat.
Mrs. Murray and her estimable daughter,
Miss Macy, leave to-day for pleasant tour
on the lakes.
Charley Hayward SAYS he is going to visit
the watering places. The places where he
waters his mules
Henry, the young son of Mrs Alexander
on jefferson street, fell from Mr.. Balser's
wagon yesterday, and was seriously bruised
up.
1t is stated that Captain Bill Air and
| Samuel Cummns, of Newport, are inter
ested in the newly organized Dummy Com
pany.
| New steel rails, new cars, new time
table, and new regulations all around will
characterize Mr.. John Clines administra-
ton over the street railroad. With that
road properly conducted Dayton property
will double in value her population will
double in numbers, and Mr.. Cline will
double on his investment.
HAMILTON.
Master Harry Mixer returned from Day
ton yesterday.
Archery-Hamilton VS.. Eaton. Hamil-
| ton Club was defeated.
Miss Annie Ruhl has returned from q
pleasant visit at Louisville.
Mr.. Ed. II. Allison, of the Eaton Archery
Club, was in the city yesterday.
Mr. Gus. Smith, who dispenses beer at
kroft's will leave soon for Chicago.
Miss Katie Lands will leave Saturday
evening for Morristown, Ia, to visit friends.
1t is rumored that Barney Fiemyer will
soon wed dashing young lady of Wood
street
Six members of the School Board in
spected the school-houses yesterday after
noon.
The body of John Zimmer, who was
drowned on Wednesday, was recovered yes
terday.
There is to be lively surprise party
down i'll the Fourth Ward Saturday Ito
morrow night.
Mr. Joseph Strauss, of the firm of l. P.
Strauss & Bro, was in the city yesterday on
his home from the lakes.
The Front-street Garden will be rented
cheap TO moonlight and picnic parties.
Apply to Fred Bosch for particulars.
Counterfeit half-dollars are being circu-
lated quite freely. The police are on the
alert to capture the passers Of the queer"
A lively foot.race took place over in
Minktown yesterday. There were three
contestants, but Elmer Haines came out
ahead.
An infant child of Mr.. and Mrs George
Rupp died yesterday at 3 o'clock The
funeral will take place tomorrow (Satur-
day. at o'clock.
The attention of Health Officer McMakin
is called to an intolerable nuisance existing
at the corner of Canal and Tenth streets in
the shape of an enormous mud-hole that
does notabate.
1t may be Of interest to many of our
readers to know that Mr.. Stephen Smith,
an old war correspondent for the Enquirer
is in our city for few days, stopping at
the Phillips House.
Officer Samuels yesterday captured Jas
Caf1erty and his wife Betty, down on the
bank of the smiling Miami. Betty calls the
police force THE Hamilton Rats, ~ and says
that she has never seen the Mayor, but be-
lieyes he is hard 'un.