The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-19
OUR NEXT-DO0R NEIGHBORS.
Piokings by Star Reporters in Neigh.
boring Cities and Towns.
HAM HILTON.

HAMILTON.
Scarlet fever in Hamilton Is on the de
crease.
A full report of the Fitton-Milikin wed
ding in to-day's issue OF the STAR
Mrs Elizabeth Klein and daughter have
returned from pleasant visit to Cincin.
natl.
Mr.. James Jackson of the Twos, is quite
sick ut Palestine, Ind, where he has been
on visit.
The charming Miss Lou. M. Buntlin, OF
Cincinnati, has returned, after a very
pleasant visit with her friend, Mrs Ed.
Smith.
Work has been commenced on the st.
Joseph Church, and a new steeple will soon
occupy the position lately vacaled by the
old one.
A sorrel colt, about eighteen months old,
was found Yesterday. The same to be had
by calling at J. w. Carr's stable, on Green.
wood avenue.
Prof. L. r. Marshall, of Lebanon. and
Mr.. George Schweinfest, of Cincinnati, re-
Ceived certificates Monday to teach music
In the Hamilton Public Schools
Another Arrival-The wife of Mr.. Jacob
Faith presented him with bouncing baby
boy last Monday. II cigars were made to
smoke, they will be in order now.
Osnner's "Noiseless Thill Coupling . capa-
BILE OF sustaining draught of ten tons, is
being introduced bv Peter Heck, the enter
prising flighstreet carriage-maker
And now comes Jacob H. Long, of "0b-
server fame, with Mrs. Anna s. Slomiker
on his right wing. for better or. for worse,
to keep, protect. love, and cherish, till
'death us do part"
The electric light is in full blast at the
Niles Tools Works, and can be seen by anv
one with good eyesight between the hours
of and p. m. BY way OF p. S.-Be sure
and take your specs along.
Tomorrow evening the ladies of the Pres
by erian Missionary Society will give an en-
tertainment, consisting of readings music
and supper in the lecture room of the
church. Fifteen cents secures an admis-
sion. ,~. ...,
Not being satisfied with single blessedness
and the attendant joss and s1rrows our
much respected friend, Mr.. Barney Lehm-
knhl, has decided to wed fair AM accom-
plished damseI of the Queen City. The
nuptas were celebrated IN grand style this
morning to the joy of both bride and
groom.
The following is a report Of all the mat
ter that passed through our Post-office
during the past six davs of the present
month"; First class matter. consisting OF
letters and postal cards, 7. 704; second-class,
papers from publishers, 4,156; third and
fnilr IA .nluso r,ienll unpnbe mn "a nd ,nnly
ages G44. Total average per date 2,084.
Total 12,504.
sPRYN0FIELD. n
Pat. Rooney has hung his streamers an
nouncing the coming of his shining lights
on Tuesday evening next
Morpan Wallace was called to Belefon-
taine on Tuesday to attend law suit for
almony, the same causing an evening ses-
sion OF Court
The Society Of Spiritualsts gave a social
at their hall last evening. This society Is
making rapid strides their membership be-
ing constantly on the increase. 3, "A
Shortly fter the seizure of the Ingerso
boot and shoe house on Monday Grove
Ineersol filed his deed Of assignmentto w.
J. Pringle, Esq. Assets $1,000, liabilities
$4,000 or more.
ExMarshal 81. Mast is engaged in the
coal interests. To call from our different
coal dealers, 81. accepted the watch of the
loaded cars for tbs point. sent in on the
c., G., c. & l. and Pan-bapnle Roads. -, a
Chip" Warrick has been in the habit of
late of visiting Norton's bloody Fourth
and raising old "Ned." Jamesey lowered |
'Ghip" in the Mayors Court on Tuesday, |
where he got the ''lowest' possible and 81
and costs. .r. 49,. .0.O. H.r1 4
Jack Jones, new arrival at Uncle Reid's
you DON'T" on Uncle Reid, on Tuesday
Reid had turned the animals out
for exercise. and Jack. not finding space
enough within the corridors, evaporated |
into the street.
Mr.. VIM. Dixon. Manager of the New
York Tea Store, fell down pair of steps
leading to the cellar In the rear OF his store |
on Tuesday morning and severely injured |
himself. He WAS ,nveyed t, his home, 20
North Factory, and DR.. Bryant called III.
The doctors examination revealed several |
ribs.
Mr.. Horace Brooks one of the oldest of |
engineers engaged upon the c., s. & c. |
Road, has handed in lis resignation, intend |
ing to retire from the manipulation Of the
iron horse and spend his latter days upon
his farm in logan County. Here's long life |
to you. t"Bnlly" Brooks, and consolation
for Billy Didimns. the dandy mig" and
beaceli-light of No. 2. F7t |
DR.. D. P. seaton, of Washington,
D. G., Right Worthy Grand National
Chief of Good Samaritans. will be
in our city on Thursday evening Nov. 10th.
Tie Order of Good Samaritans Of our city
will tender him reception festival at
Funks Hall upon that occasion, at which
the Order are to appear in full regalia. DR..
Seaton has promised to exhibit upon the
occasion his famous panorama Scenes in
the Holy Land"
A CRY FOR HELp FROM ACROSS THE PoND.
The committee appointed upon the first
call for aid for the Irish sufferers met again
ON Monday evening and announced that
thev had secured for "Wednesday, EOvem-
Der 26th Thanksgiving evening", the Rev.
Pepper. who Is to deliver upon that occa-
sion, In the Orera-house, his lecture Ire-
land and the Irish" Black has generously
donated his Opera-house for that evening,
and Frank J. Webb donates the printing
necessary. Let it be rouser. :
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