The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-24


him on Thursday night.
A little personal difficulty arose at the primary
election be,ween John q. Luhn aud jacob X. !
D,mm ok whic it is said. hurt Mr. Dimmieks
chances for Council by referring TO some chairs OF
Mr.. Luhn.
The primary meeting, held on Saturday night,
was Uf little interest," rs the ticket is claimed
, To be very weak, with the exception OF
Mr.. katcliff. The following gentlemen a Were nom
Dimmck and John Il phorn; iOr Ass. IS Mr.
Ge. Stntffer. Another primary viii be held on
Thursday night, when y IS expected that two
good men Will lead 1t to victory.
HAMILTON.
Miss Ida Oglesby returned to her home at Mid
dlctuwn Saturday evening.
The Irving Club met Saturday evening at the
home of Miss Sallie Crawford on Fourth street.
Mrs. sallie E. Woodrough and others will give
an entertainment i'll Becketts Hall next ThuIsuay
evening
Rev. Chas Barber last night delivered a very
able and interesting lecture Oh temperance at The
Episcopal Church.
The Boston Mendelssohn Quintette Club gives
an ente talnment tomorrow evening at the Opera
Hail. under the auspices OF the Harmonic Society
OF this city.
Miss Pauline straub, the sweet singer of this
city SANG at an entertainment at Eaton for the
benefit OF the Presbyterian Church, last Thursday
evening, and made everybody happy who heard
her.
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day in Opera Hail. Charles Brock, of Middle
town. was chosen Chairman and Harry e Camp
bell Secretary and s. b. Dunn assistant COM
mittee was appointed from each ward and t, wn-
ship which reported that it was the sense of the
convention that the mode heretofore adopted for
nominating ndidates was the best and most eff
cient and recommended the Central Committee
to call an early convention"
Tie following letter was read from Mr.. Job E.
Owens:
HAMILTON, Feb. 22d, 1879
To the Democracy of Butler County:
For more than twenty years have not missed a
State or county convention of the Democracy, but
am now, and have been for nearly five weeks un-
able to leave my house l cali not attend this
convention. desire TO say t. the convention that
as my name has been used in connection with the
County Treasure ship nomination to be held in
April would shut me out of the race but a late
nomination would give me chance to compete
fo t e Office. i am therefore in favor Of late
nominating convention. Yours respectfully,
| JOB E. OWENS
HOME CITY.
When is our new Depot to be commenced? Who
, knows?
The next thing after incorporation is competent
, men VINO will accept the offices.
Mrs. Ma ness who has suffered considerable of
late with asthma, is improving rapidly.
The aged mother of Mrs. M. NJ. White, who was
SO terribly scded few days age, is still suffering
very acute pain
Another boy baby in our little burg-this time
inst outside OF Home City corporation limits.
Lawyer Humphreys is the happy father.
There is paper now seeking signatures, with
proposition to incOrporate all territory between
Muddy Creek and Mill Greek. This VIII embrace
Mr.. Josiah Keck's settlement at Gilead.
The Ladies' Mission, at the residence of Mrs.
Adriance Oh Friday last was we'll attended The
ineement weather did not have dampenlng ef-
feet on the ladies.
DAYTON. KY.
!, Mrs. VIM. Hanly who was quite sick, is recover
ing.
Mr., Hugh Moore has returned from trip in the
2 South.
Mr.. George Ivers is back from q visit to St.
Louis
. Mrs Sarah Castor is not going to West Virginia
asaunounced.
The M e. Aid Society assemblies to, night at the
residence Of Mr.. Joseph johnson.
Mr. Joseph Meier, OF the Morn ng Post, and his
charming young wife, entertained their friends in
Dayton yese. day.
for thirty days for insulting girls on the Streets
was until recently res dent of Dayton, well
known IN church circles.
Slowly the dummies are falling to pieces. Go
along the track at any time and you can pick up
} the fragment of a dummy The people are Swing
them as relics of the times that tried their soles.
l sPRINGrTELD. O.
The Alert Social Club give fancy dress ball
at their hall in rappei's Corner tomorrow, Tues
: day evening, February 25th.
Those Free Pike" meetings great thing to
wake up business. Drop in, merchants, and play
) a hand, yust to encourage de game.
Rev. w. A. Robinson delivered an eloquent
eulogy on the late Rev. w. H. Cummins at the
Murphy meeting in the Opera-house on Saturday
night.
Layton and Welch are going to indulge in an
Other tramp here. II will be for purse Of $50,
and is to come off in the early part of the month
, of March.
, M E. Peakins, while engaged in scufle for the
{ possession OF an apple with friend on saturday
night. had the third finger of the right hand
+ broken square off
Ds. Mclaughlin and Russell, on Sunday, ampu
tated the big toe on the right foot of Mr. Thomas
Ryan. Mr.. Ryan has for years suffered from the
:, effects of diseased bone in the same
Welch our local O'Leary. is credited with hav
ing made mile in nine minutes and eighteen
seconds at the Layton and Gordon match at Day
ton. Just dropped down to show the boys how to
/ walk
' Mr.. r. NJ Hagan will be the independent cand
, date for City Solicitor at the coming April cleo
= ton. Hagan is very popular throughout the city,
: and from all indications may be put down rs the
coming man.
2 The many friends of Marshal Mast seem deter
mined to bring HIM out in April rs independent
- candidate. Mast has agood cord, and If that is
r what is required, the Marshal. If brought out
i should capture his old post
Judge Smith, of Lebanon disposed of few mi
e nor cases in the Common Pleas Court on Saturday
There will be no more service in this Cuurl lil
I Thursday. when it is thought Judge Goode, who
. is rapidly improving. will be able to preside.
! Thomas Harrison was before the Mayor on the
- - charge of being suspicious character. Thomas
1 is the man who wandered into the Far residence
4 when in search of little dog Well, dog-gon if
a the Mayor didn't send him up for thirty days.
# Three contemplate loafers. named franklin,
j. Everhart and the "Unknown" on Saturday
l. night while under the influence f corn juice,
undertook to clean out the Mckinney Varieties,
on Patton street. But they hadn't suficiept nerve
= to make clean job of it. This gang should be
, everlastingy squelched The liberal use of base
d ball bat on their craniums might make them
r sensible.
e The following marriage licenses have been Is
s sued since our last report Frederic Michael and
o Sarah ]. Myers, Andrew W. Eichelberger and Jose
= phne M. Hamilton, oliver C. Horn and Emma
y, Ritter, Henry Jackson and Maria Moore, VIM
swope and Francis Ripper, W. H. Glover and Cur
:, renee A. Winters, Christopher Pence and Eliza
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