The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-31
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sI A ball will be given at Beckel Hall Oh
Kew Years Eve by Friendship Lodge, Mo-
Il Brotherhood OF Labor.
E Carpenter & Raymond. of this city. last
week sold to w. N. Duckwall, Esq, OF
louisville. KY, an $8, 900 monument, to be
erected in Cave Hill Cemetery. This
when finished will be the finest and largest
monument in that Cemetery. a5a
= Daniel Rust, employed at the car shop,
eon last Saturday afternoon, was seriously
injured in the face by the bursting OF 4
punch at which he was working. "A piece
OF the iron flew, striking him on the nose
inhicting cash that will probably disfig!ifs
him for the remainder Of his days.
While In the country yesterday the STAR
man saw lot Of mosquitoes nierriiy danc'
! ing about in the air, and evidently ENJOY
ing the mild December day. A live mos
quito between Christmas and New Year
is rather phenomenal They seem TO pe
getting ready early for the campaign OF
1880. M
Mr., Geo, Il. Retchtnld, a former resident
Of Dayton, and now proprietor OF the Ex-
ceisior Plow Works. Of Urbana. Oht.
passed through the city yesterday for
points In the West where his plows are ex-
teBsiveiy used. He says tie prospects for
q ''plow boom" for the spring trade are
very good.
The dedication nj TIE First o. B. Church,
at Germantown, which was announced In
the STAR some time ago, took place last
Sunday. The building is of brick, and is
built after the Gothic style Of architecture.
II is tastefully fresc ed, and has seating
capacity OF about six hundred. Bishop
Dixon, OF Westerville, Ohio, preached the
dedicatory sermon Sunday morning, and In
tlre evening Bishop Weaver, OF Dayton, de-
livered one of his happiest sermons. At
both services the church was crowded. The
church cost about $4,000. aud ID wholly
paid fet.
nIIDDLETOWN. O.
W. 7. Bishop Jr, Of Cincinnati, was In
town yesterday on business
Jas. b Campbell. Of Hamilton. was Wis
itiBg his mother here yesterday.
ri Miss Jessie Lockles is visiting Mr.. and
Mira Gosige, at Maufs Station, O.
Miss Mamie Hymes of this place is visit
Ing Mr.. and Mrs. Levy at franklin.
Miss Alice Thomas, of Hamilton. Ia Wis
iting Miss Carrie Thomas, of this place
Members Of St. Paul Church will give
social entertainment New Years night
Mr.. G. Fl. Long removed his stock Of
clothiRg 10 the Phoanix House. on Main
street,
A large number Of Young folks called on
Rev. l. H. Hench last evening and had a
very pleasant time.
George M. Savre. boot and shoe dealer
Of Rochester, N. Y. was registered at the
U. 8. Hotel yesterday.
]. Presineer, M. D., of Greenvills, Ohio,
was In town attending to number of pa
tients that be hes here.
Miss Lille Forbes, who has been visiting
her nether, Mrs Rethwell at Hamilton,
returned home yesterday.
css1ohn Miller houghta pair of boots OF
Jacob Ries under false pretenses and skipped
out The officers are after him.
Mr.. VIM. Kurtz. who had his len broken
some time Ago, at Sutphin Il Wrenls paper
mill, is again able to be on the streets
Mr.. e. J. Pope, foreman of paper mill
at Columbus, O., after spendidg a few DAYS
with his family here, returned home yes,
terday
The little seven-year-oid daughter OF
Fred. Winel was reported dying last night
with scarlet fever at the southern part of
the town. |
Miss Clara Basare and Nettie Rowe, OF
f1snw Akr,., n rs,5.o l1o~x ,,s,:k
Mamie Simpson for the past week, returned
home yesterday. II
Bill Worries took too much benzine yes
terday and insulted everybody that passed
BY. Marshal Frost landed him in the
cooler. $40 and costs was his sentence.
Tho Original Orleans Minstrels, under
management of james f. W0oley, will ap-
pear at Leibees' Hall. Wednesday evening,
December Slst. This troupe comes we'll
recommended, and are sure to give sails
faction. Reserved seats at Woolley's cigar
store Everybody should attend.
Officers Cooch and Frost have the par.
ties spott8d that knocked so many pertons
down on Christmas Eve, OH Third street,
and wiA two0p down on then, when thew
sre not expecting it.. They should have
vIV tUi sCAtOut VI Vuo law, ana MA1Of
Hedding is the ono TO give 1t to them in
good big doses.
mT. STERLlNG. ky.
The fieH sngine for the Coal Road wins
safely lodged on the track Saturday even.
ing. after . two,day struggle against the
grade. f& m.
Mr.. Frank q Holsarn Of sharpsburs was
In the city Saturday and Sunday visiting
his "Yohrs Ever Truly"
MsMrs Barney Campbell, william RYAN
and Jas Dewitt, three marriaeeable .yonno
men OF this city, visited the Misses Mayers
at Aaron's Run last Saturday.
Nh N. r. Kellv, day clerk at captain
Whiliker's Sample Rooms. left for Lexine.
ton Friday to attend the Young Bachelors,
Hop Friday night Some Of The beauties
OF that city have captured him, we pre. |
sumeyas be has notreturned..
Two brothers named Gilbert were shot
and nsertaily wounded 1T Cornwall XIV.
laat Saturday by man named Bill Sloan
The dif1Gulty occurred over three ~.
which the .Gilberts took from the stnVs
yhers Sloan had placed them Tor his.noon. /
day repast .,>''