The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-25

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selling three organs and one piano.
We had the pleasure of meeting with
Mr. Z. H. Dunbar, yesterday, who will
remain is our city for some time and lee
ture for the Hamilton 4 Lewis Proprie-
cary Company's Lightning Linament.
This gentleman is the one who helped in
augurate the Murphy movement in Day.
ton a number Of years ago. He is well
known as frst-class lecturer, and in
forms us that he will give number OF
lectures during his stay in this city. This
evening he will address the Murphy Club
at City Hall. He will also prepare fol
a concert to be given for the benefit OF
the club soon.
PIQUA. O.
What has become of our piano factory
Work progresses very. slowly on the
Spiker wagon factory.
Our schools close on Thursday for a
three months vacation.
Oar florists complain of the scarcity of
flowers for the commencement.
The brick work on the paper mill is
now being pushed r pidly forward.
A switch from the Pan Handle road to
the new paper mill will soon be laid.
A lecture at the Presbyterian Church
to the High School Graduates on
Wednesday, Commencement on Thurs
day and Alumni on Friday evenings.
The room formerly occupied by Louis
Schmidt's saloon, is now undergoing
thorough repairs. We hear that it will
be occupied by one of our shoe stores
Last Saturdaynight as Jos. Bacaw, a
farmer living east of this place, was re,
turning home some one threw stone at
him which, striking him in the face,
broke his nose.
John Row who has for some time past
been acting as guard at the Ohio Peni.
tentiary, has returned home and opened
grocery at his old stand on West High
street. Give him a call.
URBANA. ..
We had a very pleasant call from DR.
J. M. Ayres, one Of Cincinnati's most
popular druggists.
J.E. Radley, of the Champion Lawn
Mower has returned from a busines,
trip to Cleveland and intermediate
towns, and reports business good. JUS.
is looking fine.
Mrs. Mary Leonard, wife of B. +.
Leonard, general foreman of U. s. Roll
ing Stock Co., died Friday morning at 4
o'clock at the family residence on Boice
street. The deceased has suffered long
and painful illness which she has borne
with wonderful fortitude.
DIR. B. A. Rose, his son, H. F. Rose,
and O. D. Hrlmick leave Tuesday the
25th for Alamosa, Colorado. The Doc
tor goes in the interest of the Mad
River Mining Company, who own fiji
teen very valuable mines. The Doctor
is President OF the Company.
There were two deaths and eleven
births in Lima.
One hundred and sixteen houses are
being built this season in Lima.
HAMILTON.
Common Pleas Court opened yester-
day.
Joseph Waller leads one of Hamil-
toms fair damsels to the hymeneal altar
to-day.
Council Chamber is undergoing a cir
cumlocutory renovation, long expected
and much needed.
William Hendricks was arrested yes
terday for obtaining watch of S. W,
Brock under false pretenses.
The alarm from Box % yesterday was
caused bv small blaze in a two-story
frame on Third street, between Main anu
Boudinot. Damage slight.
Ed. Jack took fishing fit yesterday
and started for the reservoir. Lie cast
in his hook with the following remark
.'Tawny fnned fish, soon my bending
hook shall pierce thy Shiny Jaws" and
came home with his arms full.
Smith & Bro, the lamp and oil men,
will move their stock of goods into their
adjoining room one day this week. Their
large increase of business has made ii
necessary to have more room for goods
hence the change.
Mr.. NJ. Kaefer is now thoroughly set
tied in his new quarters on Fourth
street, and has everything fixed up il
tip-top style. When such an enterprisine
young man as he takes hold of the bust
ness health-lift something must eitheI
come or break.
An elegant set Of bracelets and fine
gold chain will be given to the best lad,
and gentleman walters at the Bellevue
Garden on Thursday evening, May 9th
by Philip Stepp, the proprietor. Tht
above named articles are to be seen a.
Jacob Benders.
Council met last night in regular ses
sion, with President Rodefer in the chair
Present, Stephens, Murphy, Schenck
Cole, Arnet.
A communication was presented, ask
ing Council to attend the banquet
given by the St. Johns Church
Society at Beckett's Hall on Monda,
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