The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-13

q new fioar-purifier for his Touring II
is of the latest improvement WelsheimeI
las splendid mill, In fine location, and
has an abundant water or steam power
With his rev purifier, and other improve.
ments which he has added to his mill, he
Will be able to furnish grade of flour thai
will lave no equal in this section of the
country. Welsheimer means business and
good bread.
nELLEvUE. ny.
Mrs. VIM. Nixon, who has been quite i'll
Is somewhat recovering. 1t is the earnes
desire of her friends that she may.
Mr.. Samuel L. Badger and family have
moved t. Newport, where tliey will reside
until next year, When Mr. Badger will
build handsome residence Oh Fairfield
avenue.
The temperance entertainment last night
was the most successful of any heretofore
given. The audience was a large one, and
was composed largely of our best people
.who came to, see how an entertainment
could he given bv amateurs. From the
greeting accorded to the performers there is
little room to doubt bat that the audience
were tleased. The opening chorus by the
choir, which was their first singing in pub.
lic, speaks well for their future. The
instrumental music of Miss Susie Powhall
was very fine. and she was twice ercored,
to which she, responded very gracefully.
The reading of John Gilpn's famous ride
by Judge Makibben was alone worth the
prize OF admission. He was heartily en-
cared, to which he responded with a reoi ta-
ton which brought down the house. Prof.
Adams came next with song which was
received with great pleasure. Miss Susie
Pownalf then PLAYED q medley, the yaria.
tions of which made hit The character
song of James Darhell and Ed Joslyn was
good. They responded to an encore. The
perfernanee concluded with the farce, "Mr.
X.,' which was acted better than was ex-
pected, the ladies, Miss Vinia Tedrow, Miss
Eliza Grapevine and Miss Mary Carr doing
we'll Mr.. FURRY Adams as
Tick, tile Bsslful Lover" acted his part
WELL Toe others ditto. ,t. a
EATON.
Look for the inetedric display tonight.
Charles Lanus is taking in" the Pork
bpolis' r,g. ,a, .,-,r-. So ,zq. ,qs-.-
Miss Maria Evans is visiting frisnls at
Seven Mile, Ohio. E4 Z &E E.
Mrs Phelix Marsh has returned from q
visit to Camden 0.
Miss Ruth Van Arsdai is visiting friends
and relatives at Dayton. o. E7.%
Misses Mel Lockwood and Kate Engle
are visiting at Richmond, Ind.
L. 7. McCabe and w. H. H. Il. Minor are
1T indianapolis, Ind on business tour. p
George Werner. Of Cincinnati, spet,t
last last Sabbath s. here visiting parents aud
Lorenz Weeraer, Jr.. having recovered
from an attack Of neuralgia, is again able
to be out. ra"
Charles Acton has removed mis- cigar fac
tory from Baron street to Commercial Block
on Main street. 7"H .e+
Mrs. Tovett and daughter. of Oxford.
Ohio, spent q, few DAYS here, tbs guest OF
her son. Dr., A. A. Lovett
VIM. Huston has opened salcsroom for
the agency If the Singer sewing machine
Which he has secured in Stephens Block.
George Longnecker, Samuel Oldfather
md several other prominent citizens are
Intending the Grant reception at Chicago,
I'll. e. -
]. J. Robinson Is visiting Toledo and
in the interest uf the firm OF ]. ].
Robinson Il Co., lumber merchants at this
riace. ~. o oJ ]. .5s... ...1fo Nt,
MATRIMoNIAL.-Harrv Grubbs having be.
m tired of single blessedness has taken
lnto himself a companion to share with
him the troubles Of life. The happy Young
bride was Miss Josie wilson. The cere-
nony Of joining tpem In the bonds of mat
'i,pony was performed by Rev. Hiram
Johnson.
MlAMIsBURG,O
Mr.. J. S. Pushard. the genial host Of the
Miami House at Miamisburg, Ohio, was
married YESTERDAY afterno n at ) q clock in
N Cleveland to May. the beautiful and ae-
daughter Of Mrs B. Jordon,
43 Cellar Avenue, in the latter citv. Mr..
pusl,ard has made such fine Improvements
n the hOtel recently leased by him at
that the future success of the
house is assured in advance. Success t.,
he Miami House under its new manage
Ment. gI.s..... .g ..... ,.... ~. -.
sPEINoEIELD. a.
Tom Carrigan was found enjoying
nooze npon the outskirts Of the Railroad
House on Tuesday morning and was
hownl sheite, at Uncle Bllly's on the hill
)f course 1t WAS rightfe Tom to call and
'ay his monthly assessment.
Hezekiah 0ffutt, convicted for shooting
With intent to wound, aud sentenced for
Eighteen months. and Joseph Van Glider,
"r burglary, two years went over the road
o the pen en- Tuesday, under the care of
'heriff Coffin and Deputy Foley.
P. 2. Hoffstot, whose arrest for obtaining
oods under false pretenses and embezzle-
lient Is vet fresh in the minds OF our read
rs instituted suit in court on Tuesday eve
ling against A. Aaron to recover damages
n the sum of S., 600 for malicious prosecu-
ion and slander. e. g.zgt.
A number OF the inhabitants of the
.evee have been hurt by recent paragraph
n helae daily, erediting that locality
nth Sunday fight. They admit that 1t
3 not an impossibility for such thing T.,
ccnr yet do not wish such an impression
. prevail without cause.
The CoroneF's verdict rendered in the
Wesley A. Ashweli inquest was as follows:
We find that the deceased came to his
cath by being run over bv freight train
l, extra c., G., c. u l. Railroad, at Enon,
n said road and that there was no fa,.lt on
he part Of, or any blame attached to- any
ne on account thereof" z 4