The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-10
rs a large assortment of hats and millinery

and fancy goods.
Captain Baslom, of jackson Township,
this county. is on hand. as usual with the
largest and finest assortment of grapes We
have ever seen. That is what he is noted
for.
The vegetable department is full of man.
moth potatoes beets, ETC. Mr. Meiser has
the largest bunch of celery there.
Mr.. Krabill is on deck with his mammoth
cabbage. One of them will do large FAM
lily whole week. He is noted for his sue
cess in raising this vegetable.
Mr.. r. R. Trayer has a squash that weighs
eighty-one aud half pounds.
J. G. Miller & Son have large assort
mept of fine shoes, boots and everything
else found in shoe store on exhibition.
The agricultural department is full of
specimens of corn, wheat. oats. &c.
The Cautwell Company department rep
resent the Champion Mower and Reaper
Works. They have fifty mowers and reap
ers on the ground, all sold, with the buy
ers' names attached. Twelve Buckeye
drills sold, and great many other things
They are the largest hardware establish
ment in our city.
Mr.. r. O. Bingham represents the Valley
Chief Reaper aud Mower combined; also
the two-horse tongueless cultivator They
are manufactured at Sidney, Shelby Coun-
ty, Ohio.
Mr.. J. H. Clark, Of Goshen Township, has
some fine sheep and lambs from Vermont,
of theAtwood breed.
Mr.. Emmans has the thoroughbred Span
ish breed Merino sheep. His April lambs
average lOh pounds. They are just cov-
cred with WOOL ... E4
Messrs. Foote & McFee, of Logan County,
have a lot of the Spanish Merino Sheep.
G. P. Fame, of this County, has the Cots
void variety of sheep. They average
from 7 to 8 pounds, lambs and all They
are large and fat.
Mr. Brunson, of this County, has the
West, the Fourth. He is a large fine
sheep. The mother is from Barber, of Yer
mint The lambs are just beanties.
The Gravel Wagon Works have good
display Of wagons They do large bust
ness.
The Kaiser Carriage Works attract atten.
tion. Mr.. X. makes a good showing. His
work is of the best He has sent it to the
City of Philadelphia this year, and has
built some, il not all, of the finest carriages
OF our citizens the past year.
SPRINGFIELD. q.
Probate Judge John G. Miller appointed d
on Thursday Mr. George Driscol as the
guardian of Thomas Helfrich, an habitual
drunkardt "e
Mr. John A. Sprague, that genial and
much esteemed Prosecuting ATTORNEY OF
DAYTON, Ohio. spent a few hours in our city
Oh Thursday.
Neal Battles, doing time on Walters
staff, skipped on Thursday. Billy tried to
retain Neal bv firing upon him, but failed
to wing his game.
A young colored man entered the Jewish
faith in our city on Thursday The opera
ton of circumcision as required bv the
Jewish laws of old was performed by Drs
Huffman and DriscoI.
That curious animal captured in the
Muddy Buck, by Mark Smith, has beer
termed thusly when taken up bv oul
scribes: A coye, or a mud pup Mail. A
water devil, or a siren.-fGazette. A water
dog, or lamper eel.-[Star. What is it?
The general fare-up participated in by
the Warder Veteran Grenadiers has at last
reached a compromise. At their meeting
on Wednesday night resolution was
adopted turning over to DR.. Parks wl.c
had just filed suit against them to recover
money advanced, the money in their treas
ury and a note for balance due. provided the
Doct r withdraw his suit. Our "buzzer''
buzzed the Doctor last night, and fonnc
that their proposition met With much favor
from him. A meeting will be called in E
fx.t ln,, a. tah L L
ranks, and 1t is to be hoped so. artistically
that no outbreaks will occur hereafter.
The Republican ''boomer" announced
for Thursday afternoon at the Opera
house at which Secretary Sherman and
General Fitzpatrick was announced as
shining lights attracted to its interior a
large assemblage made up of ladies and gen
tlemen representing the first families Of
our city. The Seventh Regiment Band
was present, and discoursed some soul-in.
spring airs. after whic Secretary Sher
man was introduced, and discussed finance
to the extreme. General Kilpatrick wound
up the programme by rafting address
touching upon things in general. He was
vigorously applauded throughout. Thai
reception and jamboree promised was thir
enough to cut with knife.
STARTLED Us.-The Democracy, which
throughout the canvas has been auietI,
enjoying sweet dreams, awoke suddenly
just at sum set last evening and Just roared
Several bands were engaged and a large
amount of red fire used. "A cannon wa.
brought into the Market-square to brins
our neighbors in the suburbs to our midst
When the doors of the Opera-house were
thrown open a perfect stream of human,
beings poured in and crowded 1t to the
doors. When Rice and Williams appeared
u!,on the stage they we're greeted with sew
eral rounds of applause. Rice was ther
introduced and occupied the stage for al
hour, but failed to impress as speaker
But when Williams got worked up lie iust
made his hearers hair dance. When he
closed he was heartily CONGRATULATED by al
Of the gums" surrounding him.
BLACKS OPEBA-HoUsE. This beautiful ano
COSY (?) theater with it's popular prices anG
splendid seating capacity and scenic effects
has been the subject of much censure o
late by our citizens who are patrons of the