The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-25

plates going into the grocery business in
Upper Dayton.
The Baptist Mite Society held meeting
at the Macarthur residence last night.
MECHANlCSBURG, o.
Our town was enlivened yesterday by the
presence of scissors grinder
Our military company will, probably
camp at West Liberty this year.
Mr.. Wesley johnson, of Milford Center
paid our town flying visit on Saturday.
The colored Masons had an installation OF
officers at the A. b. Church last evening.
Tom Lewis, the gentlemanly clerk of the
American House at Marysville, was seen on
our streets yesterday.
Monday and Tuesday of this week were
the hottest days our people have thus far
experienced, the thermometer being 80 de-
grees in the shade.
The NJ, E, Church is undergoing repairs
They. are putting in new heaters, and it
will hereafter be lighted with gas. The N.
7. Church are doing the same.
A man named Tom Morris while in a
state of intOxication Monday entered Nor
gan's hardware store for the purpose of
buying a scythe, and while looking anthem
lost his balance and fell striking the scythe
and cutting one of his hands IN fearful
manner. He was attended by DR.. ]. Ii.
Clark.
mARYSVILLE. o.
Inskip, who killed Deputy Sheriff in
Logan County, and secured change OF
venue to this county (Unionh will soon
have trial.
The Republican County Convention on
Monday made the following nominations
For Representative, Col. A. B. Robinson;
Prosecuting Attorney, r. L. Woodburn;
Treasurer, VIM. Leggett; Commissioner, J.
B. Whelplev; Coroner, Thomas Martin;
Intirmary Director, l.. Longbrake. The
contest for Representative was pretty close
as between Col. Robinson and Carpenter,
the third party, Mr.. Webb, representing
the Granger clement securing small vote.
Col. Robinson is proprietor of the woollen
mills and was formerly an attorney.
uAMrLTO7.
There will be business meeting of the
Gymnasium Association tonight.
A prize dance is announced for Thursday
evening, at the Front-street Garden.
James Neal, Speaker of the House of
Representatives at Columbus, isin the city.
Mr.. John Purcell, the Cincinnati notion
man, well known in this city, leaves for
ireland.
Mrs II. II. Burgett leaves this evening to
spend the summer in the northern part OF
the State with her husband.
Uncle Jimn lie Stuart (colored), eighty
three years old, and the oldest barber in
the city, died yesterday of old age.
Smith Bros are selling the boss vapor
stove, which isa decided improvement over
the common coal stove for summer.
A young man by the name of Dougherty
had his hand severely cut while playing
with meat knife in Eyes grocery.
The Street Railroad Compan ywill widen
the track that crosses the bridge at the foot
of High street, SO that the new Chicago
cars can cross.
Miss Anna Curtis, the young woman
from New York, is still at the Station. She
will leave, however, to-day or be removed
to the City lnfrmary.
The Baptist Society gave a picnic at
Woodsdale yesterday They were con-
veyed to that pleasant resort on canal
boat drawn by six mules.
There is a stylish young ladies' hat at the
Station-house. 1t was found near the rail-
road track, where it had been dropped
from the window of a passenger coach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delos Spaulding were the
recipients yesterday from their niece, Miss
Julia GAYLORD, of an elegant likeness OF
herself and Miss Josie Jones Yorke; also
two character pictures of the same, and a
very fine photograph of Fred. Packard, the
Carl Rosa tenor.
In calling the attention of the Board of
Health to nuisance existing in the vicin-
ity of Gilman's slaughter-house, the typos
made us say meat market. The error was
aggravating, for Mr.. Glman's market is in
one of the pIeasantest, neatest and most
thoroughly clean localities to be found in
our beautiful city.
LUDLOW. KY.
Miss Fannie Lohn has returned from
pleasant trip to St Louis and Chicago.
The Wallace e. Taylor Combination,
troupe of rare talent now in their third
season, will give one of their refined enter
tainments at Armory Hall tomorrow
Thursday evening. The entertainment
will conclude with grand social hop, to
which all are invited. A fine brass band
accompanies the troupe.
The following gilt-edged invitation, sent
by the elite of the country neighborhood
to the bellies and beaux town, speaks for
itself: Yourself and company are cordially
invited to attend moonlight hop at Wood
side Park, Saturday, June 2Sth 1879, from
200 to l1:30 p. m. Refreshments on the
grounds. Committee-Will. Allen, Will.
Tnpman, Shelby Rich, Perrin Langdon,
Wood Cleveland, George Kreylich, Howell
Gedge, Max, Cleveland, John Allen, Chas.