The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-27
ADDITIONAL SUBURBAN
DAYTON. d.

Jim Meals majority for Colonel of the
Fourth O. N. G. Infantry is "a.
Only one marriage license issued yester-
day-Raymond Bloost and Mary e. Fox.
The Wayne & Fifth Street Railroad
Company are building several new cars for
summer travel.
Friendship Council, Jr. O. U. A. NJ, hold
masquerade ball at Castle Hall, on Jeffer-
son street, Monday night.
A soldier, whose name could not be
learned died in the Station-house, Miami
City, yesterday morning about o'clock.
The Democratic Central Committee of
the city have called the Democratic prima-
ries for Monday night, and the City Con-
vention for Tuesday evening.
The bricklayers held a meeting at the
Central Engine-house last evening, at
which it was resolved not to work for less
than 81 so after the 1st of April.
The City Council last night voted $3.50 to
have an abstract made of property belong
ing to the city. whether in lots, or streets
and alleys which had been condemned for
that purpose.
WAPAKONETA.O o.
Adam Schaffer has something new in a
peanut roaster.
Mrs. J. Lind, who was dangerously sick,
is slowly improving.
Mrs. A. Nichols, who was visiting friends
and relations in this place, returned to her
home in Deshler. owe
NEWARK. O..
Ellis Jones has sold his sorrel pacing
gelding to DR.. Hamilton, Of Columbus, O.
Prof. York, veterinary surgeon, will on
next Wednesday begin to teach class on
the education of the horse.
The Annie Ward-Tffany Combination
played "Child Stealing at the Opera-house
Thursday night to quite large house.
About noon Friday the Fire Department
was called on to attend fire at the resi-
dence of Ezekial Sprague. 1t was put out
before much damage was done.
MARJ Eta. o.
The Mary Orton Dramatic Company ap-
pear tonight at City Hall in "Padrone's
Victim"
The funeral of Mary P, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs J. w. Whiting, will take place
from the Episcopal Church Sunday after
noon.
The flremen's festival at City Hall on
Wednesday and Thursday evenings was
grand success, securing several hundred
dollars for the benefit of the fire depart
ment. The Drum Majors Baton, contest
ed for by the Standard and Turner Bands.
was won by the Standard Band by about
forty votes The cane voted for between
J. w. Nye and D. P. Bosworth, was won by
Nye by large majority.
CIRCLEvlLLE o.
Mr.. William R. Potter is visiting relatives
at his old home at Eyria, Ohio.
Mr.. William Drum is expected home
from his Western trip next Saturday.
Mr.. George Stouch contemplates exten-
sive improvements, soon/in his property
on East Main street.
A number of our citizens received some
fine oranges from Mr.. s. H. Evans, who ia
sojourning in Florida.
Mr. Patrick Lynch is erecting a substan-
tial dwelling-house on the north end of his
lot, corner OF Ohio and Court streets.
Mr.. ,Cbas. Sheriff. of this city, will ac-
cept position as operator in the American
Union Telegraph Office at Columbus, O.
The Western Union Telegraph Company
of this city will remove t'eir office, April
lst, to the front room above Wallace &
Schleyer's "Bee Hive" store.
Tom Wake is running as express mes.
senger on the G. & NJ. V. R. R.. this week.
in place of Mr.. 8. Buckmaster, who was
allowed vacation on account Of sickness.
GREENFIELD. o.
The third appearance of the Gymnasium
Club on last Thursday night was greeted
with a packed house. The performances
was we'll rendered throughout. The sing
ing in the overture (twenty-one in mum.
ber) was very good. The gags were good.
new. and original. The farces were well
handled for amateurs. The tumbling by
the B ,yd Brothers was surprise to most
of the audience. which was beyond all ex-
pectations. The peri rmance on the hori-
zontal bar was, as before, equal to profes-
sionals. The fun closed with the roaring
farce entitled ~The Coal beavers Revenge.
Every body went home well pleased and