The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-06

the bad weather, it was thought best to
postpone it last night until tonight,
when it is expected everybody will turn
out and take advantage OF this opportun-
ity to hear the Professor. He has made
the scale of prices SO all can enjoy the
treat. Adults 95 cents, children 10 cents. !
There was quite a 6rst-elass smash-up
yesterday al neon, just when there was
a great many people on the street. A
team belonging to John Erter, ~'ho lives
on the Urbana Pike, got frightened on
Market Square. They first struck milk
wagon and colored mans wood-cart, at
the corner of High. The awning of
fruit-stand there was knocked down, and
the wheels of another vehicle. No tell
ing where they would have stopped, had
not young colored man-Mint Dudley
at the risk OF his life stepped them.
Deputy Marshal W. II. Waters dis
covered last evening that three prisoners,
one Featherstone, serving sentence tor
wife beating, Price, drunk, Williams,
prosecuting witness in a highway rob
berry case, were doing something they
did not want him or any one else to
know. They were put into other cells,
and. upon investigation, it was found
they were not moment too soon as they
had very nearly dug out About 10
o'clock s,mebody in the rear OF the star
tion-house threw a rock through the back
window, smashing the glass;
..''- GREENFIELD. ..
John Parshall left for Athens yester-
d.y, where he has accepted situation in
a carriage manufactory. #e.f
Mrs Keut Mason delivered her lecture
on Thursday evening to fair-sized and
intelligent audience. 1t was pronounced
by critics to be decidedly good. a.
GEoRGETOw,. ky. ....
The Baptist meetings closed Tuesday
night. The joiners will be Immersed to-
morrow.
Circuit Court adjourned Thursday
night until next Tuesday morning on ac-
count Of primary election to-day.
The celebrated Emma Leland Com
bination will appear in Barlows Hal
4 next Monday Tuesday and Wednesday
nights It. Is said to be- one Of the best
companies travelling. e s.#
WAPAKONETA. q.
DR.. Jacobs, the barber, went toSidney
to visit his sister, who is i'll.
\ Miss France, of Pigna, is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Charles Herbst.
George Akcrs, the barber, who sold
out to John Mouch, has started a new
bnrber-shop. one door west of John
| Mouch'a shop. He has it well furnished
Ewith I'LL new furniture and new chairs
Leon Kahn, the agent Of the Cincin-
natl Daily STAR, hasas many subscribers
in WapakoAeta as any four daily papers
, circulated in this town. Those who want
the STAR can have it at - cents week
10y leaving orders Mt the Bee live.
mIDDLEvOW>, ..
/ The old Miami River is on another
big boom.
R. n. Shots, of Hamilton, o., was ii
{, our city Yesterday on business.
W. l.. NIcVey, of Cincinnati, put ul
at the United states Hotel yesterday.
Mr.. Joseph Ruebstock was buried
this morning in the Middletown Gem
etery.
There will be services held in all the
churches Tomorrow evening, the regulal
, ministers officiating. .... +a
Mrs. D. r. Boltin, of Dayton, O., is a
the U. s. Hotel on Main street, thegue
of Miss Mag. lie Furray.
R.X. MeIlhaney, of Blueban, Ohio
: has accepted position in James Curtis
:. grocery on Main street. ...
James Johnston has returned hom
4 from New York City, after an absenc
!. of two weeks, on business. ..
Mr.. Will Hinkle has resigned his pcs
e ton in James Curtis grocery, and wi
depart for Kansas next Monday lnorr
4 ing. ..
II w. Fl. Milburn, the blind man eli
!. quent, will preach at the M. E. Chure
e next Thursday evening on the subject c
"Aaren Burr"
+ n. Postlewait travelling salesman fe
l. Ling, Levoy & Go. of this place, returne
e home Thursday night after an absence {
= several months in the South. +
Miss Libbie Frost, living on Par
X street, was agleeably surprised last eyeI
j. ing by large number of friends an
" relatives. The p rty brought their ba'
ID kets we'll filled and all enjoyed heart
ID supper, and aiter spending very plea
70 ant evening the party adjourned to the
homes. -E
,e MADIsoN.-The Madison Foot-ba
f Team will play the Middletown Hie
of School Team this afternoon on Il
d. grounds of the hitter.
y. Mrs. Mary McFall has been lyiI
of quite sick for the past two weeks.
as There will be preaching in JacI
Kemp's Office this evening, to-naorro
- morning and evening. Let everybot
~ ~ turn out and make them a grand 81
40 40 cess.
O.. RICHMOND. IND.
H. Fishing is reported good along t
NJ sh0ras of orr attractiye Whitewater