The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-27
THE DAILY STAR
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Murphy meeting tonight at City
Hall.
"Pirates of Penzance," at Blacks
Opera House, on Friday, April Soth.
Look out for pickpockets tonight at
the Circus, and watch your back doors
at home.
Go to the circus and see the India
rubber animal with a-(aulidole)-at
both extremities.
Chicken thieves are beginning to be
numerous. We hear number of COM
plants. Be on your guard.
Messrs. Weimer & Co., who moved
their store from East Main to Limestone
street, are now fixed up in frst-class
style. ...........
Rev. John Williamson, from Belle
fontaine, County School Examiner of
Logan County, was in the city on a
business trip yesterday. ..-a ....
A grand panorama will be held at Free
Will Baptist Church, Clifton avenue,
Monday evening, May Sd, proceeds to-
ward procuring new library. Admis-
sion 10 cents.
The Grand Reunion of the One Hun
dred and Tenth Regiment. 0. V. l.. will
be held August 18th. All soldiers should
hand in their names in time to the Presi-
dent. Charles II. Berry.
Our old friend, Mr.. A. M. Middleton,
from Urbana, sole agent for GLOW l
Know" or Sixteen Years Eventful Ex
perience" is in town, and will remain a
few days at the European Hotel. q.
Benz. NJ. Cauley was arrested last
evening by Officers Hayward, Wilson
and Boggs, on a charge of drunk and
disorderly. He resisted quite man
fully, but was finally escorted to the
station-house by the above-named Off
GERS and the usual crowd of men and
boys.
The Art Loan Exhibition is still in
progress. The main feature at present is
the "Chinese Room," where the ladies
serve tea in Chinese style and are dressed
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every evening this week. This evening
there will be a musical entertainment,
and Thursday evening Madame farley
will display her wax-works. Dinner and
supper are served regularly.
BELLEFONTAINE, q.
Mrs. E. Thrift will shortly move to
Indianapolis.
Mr.. A. w. Miller and family have re-
turned from Colorado.
Bellefontaine will send a big delega-
ton to the State Convention.
Mr.. Sam. Ebling left to-day for Find
lay, where he will enter a clothing
house.
The Miltenberger House is doing an
extensive business under the present
management.
Mrs. J. Palmer and her son GEORGE
will spend the summer travelling through
the West.
Plans for the magnificent building on
Columbus street may be seen at E. Ben
uett's furniture store.
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At the temperance meeting tomorrow
night the members will give several read
ings, recitations, etc. ...
Mr.. Knight, Of Rhensford street, is
having an addition put to his house,
which will greatly improve it.
Mr.. Sam Moore's smile Eliminates
Fairfield avenue for squares. A hand
some little girl arrived on Sunday.
Miss Mamie Williams left on Sunday
afternoon for Omaha, Nebraska, on a
visit to her brother Faank who left for
that place about three years ago.
Capt. w. w. Bean has the lamp placed
in position at the foot of Berry avenue
and will keep it lighted on dark nights
for the benefit of his passengers.
We are informed that an application
will shortly be sent into Council asking
that BODY to reduce the license on the
sale of liquor. The church people and
temperance people, it is said, propose to
fight it.
Mr. Wash. Ross rendered his resigna
ton as Deputy Marshal last night
Wash. does not believe in making an ar
rest and making a charge and then have
his prisoners let out without consulting
him first.
Miss Emma Jansen, of Berry avenue,
has finished handsome fruit stand, ele.
gantly filled with fruit, the whole being
made of wax, presenting beautiful ap.
pearance. Miss Jansen spent considera.
BILE time On it for the purpose Of rafting
it for the benefit of Mrs. Wettstein. Il
is now on exhibition at Uberschlaugh's
grocery.
WASHINGTON G. H.. o.
An excellent representation of the Re
publicsns of Fayette County assembled
In convention at the Courthouse in this
city on Saturday last, and selected the
following delegates to the State Conven.
ton: Hon. Mills Gardner, Hon. A. R.
Creamer. N. Parcy, II. L. Hadley and
James M. Edwards, Eco. While this
delegation 60 to the State Convention
uninstructed, the enthusiastic adoption