The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-02

from top to the bottom of a long flight of
stairs last evening, without sustaining Sc
| rious injuries.
Last night took place the marriage of Mr..
Ed. O'Brian and Miss Katie Elliott, of the
Third Ward. The affair was quiet zone,
only few of the friends of the contracting
! parties being present.
Miss Leila Campbell paid her old home
4 lying visit yesterday. She returned to
Dayton last night, taking with her all her
clio hing and little keepsakes of childhood.
Her friends and relatives are greatly moved
at her unwise departure.
| Last evening young lady was passing in
front of the Opera Hall attired in loose
calico wrapper, fastened with pins around
the waist. A gentleman walking along be-
hind her stepped on the trail, and the wrap
per came loose and fell to the ground. it
oecasioned quite laugh among those
standing around.
| A gentleman from Cincinnati interested
in the horticultural Department Of the
forthcoming Exposition was in Hamilton
Yesterday, and visited the collection of
| plants OF MIR. John lodder about which he
expresses himself with much enthusiasm
Hamilton has reason to be proud of such
collections as that of Mr.. Lodder
The principal attraction on the Fourth
OF July will be at the Front-street Garien,
where may be seen Prof. John Celestial,
| the ninth wonder Of the world. in his WON
derful feats of breaking solid bars of iron
on his breast, &c. Prof Schweinfest's Band
will furnish the music, and those wishing
to dance during the afternoon or evening
Will have splendid opportunity to do so.
There VIII be grand display of fireworks
IN the evening.
NARYSVILLE. o.
Freddie Bostwck is taking a delightful
honeymoon.
Miss Nettie RYAN returned last evening
from three weeks visit with relatives.
Miss Julia Pope departs for Mllersport,
o., Thursday, to spend the summer with
relatives.
Mrs. Salem Pearse and daughter leaves
Monday next for their old nome, in Fair
field County, for summer vacation.
Redwood is the only place in Union
County where the Fourth will be cele-
bmted. Our Baseball Club proposes to try
their hand once more with the Blowers, Of
Redwood.
VALLEY JUNCTION.
Our corn fields are booming-showers
sunshIne-and the cultivaters are grandly
at work, and large crop will cheer the
toiling Grangers.
The new tramp law is producing its eff
iects. Last night eleven OF this genus
humapi' quartered at and around this de-
pot, and twenty-five at the Lawrenceburg
Junction. They are moving to Hoosier-
dom, where they will not be moIested bv
such tramp law, and to the South to joini
the moonshiners, free from the dread of
United States Marshals.
DAYTON. IKE
Judge Makibbens child is quite i'll at his
home in this city.
Up to Monday night l 1,023 tickets for the
Baptist concert had already been sold. That
Indicates rush Tonight.
There will be special meeting of the
School Beard at the observation-disclosures to-
morrow night for the election of teachers.
Mrs Gaston and her daughter, Miss Net
tie, left for Point Pleasant, w. Va, yester-
day, where they will spend the summer
months.
Harry Havlin was very seriously cut
upon the head to-day by heavy plank
falling upon him from a building where he
was at work.
III. j. Goetze, the druggist, has an elegant
Night Blooming Cereus, which will bloom
tomorrow night. Everybody is invited to
call and see it.
Marshal Stamper will give a party at Odd
fellows Hall tomorrow night, at which
Charley TEomas orchestra will discourse
excellent music.
In the Circuit Court yesterday the jury
IN the case of Jesse Arthur VS. the City OF
ia tnn hrpDr r in a rIi Iint; g
the plaintiff for Sl06 Gl.
Only one dummy is able for duty, and
the public was treated to a ride in the sum.
mer car this morning behind Jakes white
mule and an old hoss.
MBAmlSaURG,0
The smiling face of Joe Britton is once
more scene upon our streets.
Mr.. Geo. Gehle, Jr., had four of his fin
gers broken at the hub and spoke factory
OF Messrs Bookwalte", Bro & Co. while ell
gagged in taking down spokes.
We will state for the benefit of the COM
munity at large that there is no truth in
the report that D. Aliens boat had upset
in the Miami and Erie Canal last night,
nearly drowning Misses Linda Zapp, Julia
Albrecht and Anna Lehman
Mr. Fl. II. Rolling, of Lebanon, O., form
erly engaged in the tonsorial business i'm
this place, paid lis visit on Monday and
while here visited his old brothers, X. p. |
No. A. He saws he is doing well and has
the finest barber palace in Lebanon. He
returned home last evening we'll pleased
with his flying visit.
EEaLEyUE. Ky.
When Mr.. 7. F. Beyand returns home
tonight from his trip to West Virginia he
wall be grea ly astonshed to find there |
little stranger in the shape of ten-pound |
and half boy, who made his appearance |