The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-13

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and ability.
Wouldit not be well to ditch and wal
the branch running from Scott's pond tt
Rose street, thereby draining the many
swampy places along that stream?
The visit Of over thousand Southern
business men to Cincinnati on Marcel
18th to exchange greetings and accept the
hospitality of that grand and noble city
will be one of the grandest events of the
day. The North and South are now
bound together by iron bands (the great
G. S. R. RI Being brought near to
gether and commingling with each othel
will go further toward stilling what little
prejudice remains than anything else
could do.
MIDDLETOWN,
The supper at the Baptist Church last
evening was we'll patronized.
There will be preaching in all the
churches tomorrow, the regular minis
tiers officiating.
Mrs. Levy Doty, who has been lying
dangerously sick for some time, was re-
ported better last evening.
Mr.. Heffner will soon erect several
more new buildings for the purpose Of
selling, and is one of Middletown's best
contractors.
Mr.. John Barrett, of Seven Mile, O.,
has purchased the house and lot OF Lon,
Heffner, situated on North Broadway,
and has located there.
Miss Alice Stickleman. of Franklin,
who has been visiting Miss Jennie Blair
on Clinton street for the past week, re-
turned home this morning.
The 13, Is, IA puzzle has struck Mid
dletown, and in course Of week we
think that some of our young men will
make application for the Asylum.
Lew Brooks, an employee of William
Caldwelps planning mill, on Third street
had three fingers badly damaged Thurs
day noon by large circular saw.
Messrs. Wilson & McCally, tobacco
manufacturers at this place, have just
received large engine which they in.
tend placing in their tobacco establish.
ment.
Mr.. ]. G. FAIRIES presented Mrs. James
Nickols, milliner on Broadway, with a
large, fine horse, backed by James Reed
& Co. on wager that she would not sell
out her store.
James Reed, our Third street grocery
mans health has not improved sufficient
for him TO start for Leadville, Colorado.
His physicians advise him to tarry longer
as the walking is very bad just now.
J. Tschiember has already been of
fered $40, 900 for the right of his patent
Car coupler, but still holds off, Mr..
Tschiember has the best car coupler
ever before introduced, and it will surely
work to perfection.
Miss Flora, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Blair, was rendered with a sur
prise party Thursday evening at her res
idence on Clinton street. The party tc
the number of about fifty had assem-.
bled at the house of Miss Jennie Blair,
and then proceeded to the above named
place. The party brought their baskets
we'll filled with all the luxuries of the
season, and after partaking of an ele-
giant supper and spending pleasant
evening, the party adjourned for their
homes.
GREENFIELD. o.
w. H. Irwin, Esq, was in Hillsborc
this week on business in connection with
his profession.
G. w. Price, Cashier Citizens Bank
was in Bloomingsburg on Wednesday or
private business.
Mrs. Kinkead, wife of r. g. Kinkead
our worthy Postmaster, made shori
visit to friends in Washington G. II. last
Thursday.
Madame Rumor has it that our gentle
manly agent at the M. & @. Depot will
lead to the altar the latter part of this
month the fair daughter of one of oul
M. DIS. The cards are expected to bt
out in few days.
The Temperance Convention met on
Thursday evening at City Hall, as was
previously arranged and nominated the
following ticket: For Mayor, w. H
Eckman; Clerk, H. F. Bush; Treasurer
E. H. Miller. Councilmen: H. N. De
poy, JAS M. Murray, H. 7. Gay; short
term, J. R. Lowe. Marshal, Robt. Buck.
Street Commissioner, VIM. Clouser.
LAWRENCEBURG IND.
DR.. Charles Haubold, of Batesville
Ind, was here on flying visit Thursday.
"Hanchette, of Indianapolis, and good
support played damon and Pythias" to
ia fine house in the Odd-fellows' Hall last
night.
The many friends of Peter Pfalzgrai
are urging him to be candidate fol
Councilman in the Second Ward at the
election in May.
At special session Of the City Council,
the Councilmen, by majority, voted
against granting Mr.. Emenecker deed
for the lot upon which to build black.
smith shop on Third street.
BELLEVUE. KY.
Usual tenn perance meeting tomorrow
night.