The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-25

day from the residence of his son-in-law, on
Eglantine street, near Central avenue. The
remains were inferred at Evergreen Gene
terry. ..-..
DAYTON. KY.
Lawyer White is still very low.
The NJ E. Aid Society was well attended last
night.
Judge Gunnison returns from Milwaukee this
evening.
Miss Roberts, handsome up-the,riyer lady, is
visiting the Misses Black.
As the Newport & Dayton Pike has no aporo-
priation for its repairs subscription is on foot for
that purpose
Lift, Kennedy was badly burned about the face
and hands while kindng fire with coal oil.
Dr. Schoolfeld rendered relief and bandaged
him up.
The case of W. Cleary against Mr.. Black and
sons for assault was disms ed by Mayor Maxey
yesterday. the prosecutor not appearing. 1t is
understood that the case will be opened again
to-day.
SPRINGFIELD. o.
John Manning and l.. q. Hammond, for prac-
ticing trick game, were each sentenced 70 thirty
days in the County Jail.
Nelson Harvey was given thirty days on the
charge of petty larceny Nelson belongs to the
association who take in light articles. this steal
being shoes.
An elderly gentleman named Jonas Philips
was knocked down by a two-horse team on Mon
day at the corner OF Main and Market streets, and
received lively shaking up.
HAMILTON.
The street cars are running, after a weeks
Boston Quintette Club at the Opera Hall to-
| night
Mr. John Zemmela is building house in South
Hamilton.
The Butler County Democracy will call another
Convention in April.
c. L. Urmston contemplates an early return to
Greencaste University. Indiana
Miss Katie Joice, while on her way to church
last Sunday fell and sprained her arm.
Mrs Ransford Smith, OF Oxford. is visiting hel
sister, Mrs. Judge Crane, OF Ross street.
Hon. James C. Neal, the handsome Speaker oi
| the House, returned to Columbus yesterday after
noon.
Next Monday the new School Superintendent
Mr.. Brown, of Eaton, enters upon the discharge
of his duties.
Miss Minnie Earhart, after a pleasant visit tc
relatives and friends in this city, returned to hel
home at Glendale Yesterday
Bartin 8. James and John Schwenn, the Visiting
Committee from the School Board, paid their reg
ular quarterly visit yesterday.
Henry Sellers, one of Butler County's oldest resi-
dents died yesterday In the eighty-irst year of hi
age, ut his home, near Trenton.
Next Monday night Washington Lodge. No. II
F. aud A. NJ, will hold It's regular monthly meet
ing, when work in the Third Degree will be done
| Squire Warwick If whom ment On was made
short time since as having accidentally shot him
sell, has been taken to the Lunatic Asylum a
Dayton.
Miss Grace Campbell. in compliment to he
friend Miss IIoomis, of Dayton, gave delightful
tea party last evening at her pleasant home OF
LEXINGTON. NV.
Yesterday was County Court day in Versatile
and Winchester.
And now it is sad Frankfort win soon hayei
National newspaper.
Mr. J. Wallace Alexander and wife have re
turned from Cincinnati after brief visit.
man named Edward Riley was waylaid Sun
day evening on the Win hester Pike and robbed
OF a silver watch and $25 III money. NO clue U
the perpetrators.
Two negroes Dick Watson and Bill Haynes
became engaged in fsticuff yesterday afternoon
about some woman, which resulted in Bill put
ting shutter over Dicks right optic. No al
rests
A horse attached to buggy, the property @
one James johnson, took fright yesterday aftel
noon and went down Second street at full speed
totally wrecking it. The infuriated animal wa
stopped at the corner Of Broadway and Jefterso
streets uninjured
Important arrivals at the Ashland House yester
|
Evans, Columbus Ohio; Z. NJ. Pryse Beaityvillt
, KY; Major Thompson, Illinois; Gen. George /
Davidson, New York; Rev. J. p. West Michigan
T. B. Willison, Missouri; Admiral Tyler, Wes
j. Virginia; R. A. Potter, London, England; Vim. I
Doyle, Edinburgh, ireland.
nELLEyUE. NV.
Mr. B. II. Robb has arrived home from Texas.
Prof John Hart, Superintendent OF the Schoo
Is quite Ill.
MFR. Gus. Pfster will shortly locate on q farm
few miles outside of Cincinnati.
Capt. Hamilton, of Covington, is announced
addre, the temperance meeting tomorrow nigh
! The citizens will not elect ticket that contain
| four men on one street or three Trustees iii tW
squares
A number of our citizens called on Mr. John
Luhn yesterday at his place OF business on Fourt
2 street, Cincinnati, and earnestly requested him
e become candidate for Council. Mr.. Luh
, agreed to their wishes, and is now on the tract
with every assurance OF election.
At the citizens meeting which met last nigi
for the purpose of considering the celebrated ca,
G of the Turnpike Commissioners against the Di
trict after discussing the subject, it was resolve
to take the case to the Court Of Appeals. con
mittee of ten was appointed 10 wait upon tn
people of Dayton and hear their views on til
Y matter and report at another meeting to be hel
= on next Thursday night in the Engine house. M
George HobSon was chairman and Mr. Chas Nag
secretary Of the meeting.
: WEST COvINGTON.
The Church Society will hold their next meetr
at the residence OF Mr.. Charles Taylor, Main stree
thursday evening, February 9th. All are e,
, pected TO be on hand.
The Home Circle Dramatic Club will give one
' their inimtable entertainments at Town Hall tn
= evening, for the benefit of the Furnishing Fund
| the Union Church. The ability and culture
q | this Club is SO well known that the announc
y ment of their performing is a sufficient guarantt
= OF pleasant evenings entertainment.
e s'Itching Piles
Symptoms of which are moisture, like pc
spiration, intense itching particularly W he
4 undressing, or after getting warm in bee
: increased by scratching, might think pi
e worms were crawling in and about the re-
K tum, often times shows itself around th
t private parts. A pleasant and safe cure i
every case is I" Swaynes Ointment" If a