The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-18
ADDITIONAL suburban.
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g. W. Ward. of Liberty. Ind, has lost
another valuable horse.
John Eberle got the big head yesterday,
and was consequently pulled in.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Owens. of Lebanon, are
in the city, and calculate to make this their
future home.
The police are on the lookout for boy
that gave the Cincinnati House of Refuge
the slip on Monday last.
Geo. Weller, of the First Ward, who mas
for some time past been dangerously sick
with consumption, was just alive this morn
ing.
George Bender's barn that burned yester-
day was insured in the German American
of New York for $780, Seward & Slonne-
ger are the agents that will fork over the
cash.
In yesterdays issue we should have said
the remains Of Mrs. Robert Harper arrived
from Knoxville, Tennessee, instead of the
remains of Mrs. Chamberlain, mistake
which, although made through mistake. we
are glad to correct.
The Public Library is one of our most
popular institutions. The reading room is
,hrongei with the young people of the
city. The daily papers. the standard
weeklies, the illustrated papers and maya
zines all on the tables. Whosoever will
may read them. Choice books are con-
stantly being added. New shelving for five
hundred books is being put up. 1t is to be
regretted that the location of the library is
not more central. But as Cincinnati and
Boston have established branch Libraries,
auxiliary to the general library, so can our
city in time do likewise.
KENTON. ..
Mrs. Balm has gone to Columbus and
other places to spend the holidays.
Mr.. Tar, proprietor of the Kenton Bazaar,
has his windows filed with Christmas
presents of all kinds.
STEINER & Co. have had such a rush of
business that they are now delivering gro
ceries in new covered wagon.
Mrs. Ella Oakes and children, of Nor
walk, are in the city to spend the holidays.
They are the guests of Mr.. W. F. Darmon
and family.
Davis h Bland are getting out some extra
nice pictures at their photograph gallery.
They are crowded now, but want to see
everybody that want photo.
Mrs e. Cable, mother of Mr.. J. Cable, OF
this place, died a her home in Dudley
Township. this county, on the 18th of
paralysis of the heart, aged seventy-two
years, and has lived in this county forty
seven years.
Messrs. Edwards 4 Jackson have their
new restaurant started. 1t is only another
evidence of the business boom of Kenton.
They have one of the incest restaurants in
the city. If YOU want nything in the
eatable line call and see them, on Franklin
street.
| A Gypsy woman died at the camp west
of town on Tuesday last. The remains
were brought to the M. E. Church. The
funeral took place from the NJ. E. Church,
in this place, OH Wednesday afternoon,
Rev. Mather pastor, officiating She was
nlnety-nine years of age.
The Womens Christian Temperance
| Union at their mass meeting on Tuesday
evening resolved to open Mission Sabbath
in our city. The women have gone to worl
in. the matter, and it will be success witt
Mrs. 'Paulnee the President, with the assist
ance of Mrs. Cantwell.
LIMA. O.
Mrs. E. Keller Is closing ont her larg,
stock Of goods at very low prices. Go ane
see.
VIM. Diekman will take your order fol
the STAR and deliver it at your door every
day for II cents week.
Hugh Patton, Geo. Williams, G. H
Stout, Tony Bressler and F. Dietrich ar,
among the busy men Of this place.
Mr.. H. B. Coe has opened furniture re
pair shop at the corner of Tanner and Nortl
streets. He also buys and sells furniture
He is doing good business.
Mr.. R. Bower carriage-maker, report
business good the past season, and now ha
fine stock of cutters and sleighs on hant
ready for the beautiful snow.
Mr.. R. M. Funk, one of our most enter
prising merchants is one Of the happies
men in the city. because of the immens
crowds that flock daily to his store.
Messrs. King & Day, stirrup-makers arr
busy and at present are runNing ten hands
They have filed several large orders from
California the past season and at presen
are at work on an order for New Orleans
They make four hundred pair per week.