The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-09
cAUTIoN! 1!
For Sale by all Druggists.
voung couple will take up their residence

young couple will take up their residence
here. ...
Mr.. John Sauer. ST., celebrated the sixty
fourth anniversary of his birth last night.
He was agreeably surprised by party Of
his friends, who came laden with good
things, and an enjoyable time was had by
all who participated.
Sister Gertrude, OF st. GATHERINGS Acad-
envy, of Springfield, Ky., is visiting her
mother, Mrs Margaret Hogan. Sister Mary
Louise, of the same Academy, who accom-
panied her, is visiting her mother, Mrs
Murphy, in Cincinnati.
Mr.. Samuel Kelley, the well-known gro.
Ger, and Miss Florence Smith, the accom-.
plished daughter of Mr.. A. D. Smith, for.
merly of this city, will be married to-mor-
row morning. The ceremony will take
place at the residence of the BRIDES parents
in Augusta, KY.
Rev. I. w. Fowle, pastor of the Christian
May Withers, q prominent young lady at
ber of friends, will arrive here this after
noon and reception will be held tonight
at the residence Of Mr.. Paris Brown, on Tay.
lor street. i H rtt
The case of Henry Oskey, charged with
stealing an overcoat. and Jerry Egan, who
is charged with stealing barrel of -four
from the bakery corner of Saratoga and
Jefferson Streets were called before Judge
Makibben, sf the Quarterly Court. this
morning. The cases were still in progress
at II oclock.
The family of the late John Phister. who
died from the effects of injuries received by
falling from scaffold, have of late had an
idea that the grave had been tampered with,
and, in fact, they were informed that the
| body had been stolen. Yesterday they Wis
tied the cemetery and had the sexton dig
up the grave, when it was ascertained thai
the body had not been disturbed.
Senator A. s. Berry last night received ,
telegram from Frankfort, from J. P. Muck
OILS, announcing that he could have the us,
of piece of artillery for the Grant boon
Thursday. Mr.. J. B. Wilder, President o
the Short Line Railroad, telegraphed tt
Mr.. Nuckols that he would grant free trans
portation for the big gun. Mr.. Berry ap
piled to the Barracks fora piece of artillery
but they could not accommodate him.
OLD TIMERS. - Joseph Coppin, aged
eighty-eight years, walked from his resi-
dence, ten miles back of Cincinnati, yester
day, to take a farewell shake of an ole
friend. whose days are about numbered
He returned this morning via the sam,
route that he came. .r.
Jimmy barley, who has safely passed
over ninety summers, ran away from hi
home in Fulton yesterday and crossed tn,
bridge to this side, where he was taken il
tow by his old friend, John Mccormack
Jimmy got homesick last night and re
turned home.
| DAYT0N. KY.
Mr.. Geo. c. Weimer and family remov
to Cincinnati tomorrow. ls.a
Robin Hood Archery Club meets in reg
ular session at the residence of Mr.. AM
Mrs. Minor, on Fourth street, tomorrow
night
Mr.. John Thomas, while working at tn
Marine Docks yesterday, struck his ham
with an ak. almost severing several fingers
He will be laid up for some time.
REAL ESTATE TRANsrERs.-J. M. McA,
thur and wife to Henry Stanbury, Lot Nc
in Block II, in Dayton, 33 feet front o.
Fourth street by ITO feet deep to an alley
$345.
Parmelia Rodocker to Celia R. Stanberry
80 feet front on the south side of Thir
street, in Dayton, 176 feet west of Jackso
street, by ITO feet deep to an alley; $3.50.
1t is alleged that a young journalist, VIII
has recently gained an idea that he woul
be a gnOd stagemanager. last week hire
Huesman's Hall tn give performances in
The play was set for last Saturday nigh
and the troupe arrived. The ladies wer
beautiful, or at least they could have bee
made so ii painter had puttied u
, the holes in their faces and powders
them up. About the time the doors wer
opened the proprietor of the hall demande
IS for his hall, which the whole party, it
said, could not raise. The manager offere
to compromise the affair by allowing hir
to be doorkeeper, and then the girls chime
in with kick and frustrated that little al
rangement They then tried to hire al
other hall, but could not get it. Most an
of those actors can tell you how long
takes to walk from Dayton to Cincinnati.
~ BELLEvUE. Kr.
}, Mr.. Everett Tedrow is improving
health. ti ,Ha fes
Remember the trial in Wenderoth's Hal
tonight. Trial by jury"
Mr.. Adams singing-school will continu
to meet at Miss Vinia Tedrow's.
A boat load of stone for Chas Spinks hs
; arrived. Work will now be rapidly pushe
on Dimmick alley.
Colonel Nelson will represent Bellevue
interests in some cases at the Court of A,
peals, which is now in session at Frani
fort. T..
Several defects in the City Charter al
now being considered by the City Council
II an agreement Is made petition will I
sent to the Legislature.
Mr.. Gus Blesch arrived home from Loui
willie yesterday and was warmly greeted b
! his numerous friends Gus goes into th
cigar business in Cincinnati. ~