The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-11


Kellogg, of Cincinnati, will be torn down
and q new one built in its place this spring.
The l., C. & L. r. R. at this point is do
ing very heavy freight business. Mer-
chants are very confident that hard times
are fast disappearing.
Our sister city, Aurora, will be favored
with No. entertainment, given by the
Original New Orleans Minstrels next Fri
day evening, 1lth inst
HOME Cry AND DELHI.
''Snow Bound" by the Delhi Dramatic
Club, last evening, was well placed before
the audience. The gentlemen were we'll up
in their different characters but were al
most rendered obscure by the brilliancy
and yivaciousness of Miss Mary Hirst.
The following officers were elected for the
ensuing term in Delhi Township at the cleo
tion Monday last
Justice of the Peace-Richard PAUL.
Trnstees-Robert Gottschalk, John Ny
ers, Sebastian Rentz
Treasnrer-John kreis.
Clerk-John c. Carson.
Assessor-We Western Precinct-Robt. Muir
ply. Eastern Precinct-Ferdinan Dohme.
Constable-W Western Precinct - Leander
Myers Eastern Precinct-Joseph Zoiler.
Yesterday the funeral of Mr.. r. d. Aliens
only son took place at Home City. Rev.
A. p. Bissel performed the closing cere-
monies, after which the sad cortege fol-
lowed the little boys remains TO Spring
Grove Cemetery for interment. Gilbert
was not quite three years of age, and his
numerous little friends and companions
can scarcely comprehend why and how it
10 10 nm nrrtyt xyAtn 20 ~ ,,l
among them more. To Mr. and Mrs. Allen
the sorrow and sympathy of their neigh
bors and friends is tenderly offered, with
hopes that this, their first afiiiction of the
kind, may not be repeated again US it was
in the death OF little brother"
HAMILTON
The STAR has the largest circulation of
any daily paper in Hamilton.
Mr.. Harry Howell went to Richmond.
Ind, yesterday on important business.
Miss Lall Caldwell, of Mddletown, is
visiting Mrs. Chas. E. burst, of this city
Defeated candidates who squandered their
wealth before the election are now smoking
penny-grab cigars.
DIR. Clark Galloway, prominent phvsi-
clan Of Xcnia, o., was in the city yester-
day, on brief visit.
Mr. p Doy;s tbo 1I;oL o4roo. ,.,,,o,..
ni' .. Dl'ls ihs 1lgh-sIreet grocery
several days beautifving his store
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'S'iop =" "ay nan Noolo,eo VIII iectore on
GL, 5.to ,,i'S'aHes W. ihselsoii' III we a. M. H.
''' n'NV "e'"eeu"y' Apill lo'h.
Mrs, DR.. Stewart of Middletown, and
her niece, Miss Ada Alexander, the belle
of Monroe, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j. w,
Aelsh''
A newly married couple were conspicuous
on the streets yesterday. The last seen of
them they were going in the direction of
the Niles Tool Works.
On exhibition at ,o3 IIi,b stroo, nm.
-"(;randfather's CIoek - bro,oit
from England in 1919 Inv Lord 1Tndorbiii dbiiiiiO
in Her Majesty's Ship "Pinafore."
Butler Lodge No 66 A q TT w bondod
to Miss John e IindIcv throngb liar aIr"Su' So
retary. Mr.. s. B. Berry an nrder for o. 0o0
novment in full of an Insurance nniov VITA "a
bv the late / G. iindlev in rho ahoua n1,o
society n' "'o'e
IT,,
- r. ". berry TT mas moved ms law office TO
n necketCs biock N, IN thc room over Loren%s
neslauran1' ,I me room latciy occupied by
VT. VT, Derry over tle 1econd Nauonai BANK,