The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-05
ADDITIONAL SUBURBAN
HELLEVUE. KY.

Council meets tonight
Remember the Social FourS party to-
night
A very enjoyable evening was spent by
those present at The T. M, last night
Mr.. Gus Blesch has given up the cigar
business. and gone into the trunk business
again.
Mrs. Uberslaugh's grocery presents q
neat and attractive appearance since 1t has
been painted and otherwise renovated.
In the event of the new halls success,
the Bellevue Reading Club will be reorgan-
lied. Also another dramatic Club Of good
talent
REAL ESTATE TRANsrEn-George A. Will
hanson to Joseph Legner. lot on north
side Of Division street, % feet front by 15O
deep; SSH.
The parties who are cast in the next en-
tertainment will try to beat all of the pre-
vious efforts 6f the series of entertainments
yet given. The programme will bs longer
and better in every respect.
sPRIM0FIELD.a
NorrcK.-Items of interest and subscriptions
for the STAR, iflef st Morrows cigar store No. q
Market street. will receivs immediate attention.
s. c. Deaver, Agent.
Jacob Hollis boy takes his straight from
the stump now, and Jake says it is beauti-
full to behold.
The verdict Of the Coroner in the case
of the sudden death of MI. Thoss Hayward
was apoplexy. sp
Mr.. Fletcher Nicholson, together with
AFscc hso al ota usativ,nr h frrv,,
Huntsville, Ala.
Ed Palmer undertook to dissect his
brother Dan. at the Station-housa last night
with razor, and got sailed away in q cell
until he shall be cured.
Mr.. Station-house Keeper Reid is a red
rag to the City Council. That body de-
cided Tuesday evening they would take
further time to think about paying that
gentleman from the time OF his recent sus-
pension up to date.
Ed. 8. Bugbey started, in company with
Fred. Miller, yesterday noon, for the
orange groves of Florida, and expects to be
basking in the shade of cabbage palmetto
tree, while we are laying in q supply OF
materials for next summers juleps.
The two-fsted and double-breasted indi-
viduai who froze to q sack-dress uniform
coat belonging to the Champion City
Guard, the other cold night, will confer a
favor by coming into the armory and
thawing himself loose from the same.
The effort to unite the First Baptist and
Trinity Churches of this city appears to
have failed. The vote in the First Baptist
was 40 yeas to 43 nays. At Trinity the vote
stood yeas SO, nays So The law require.
two-thirds to carry, and the motion, oj
course, failed.
The case Of young Scott, indicted with
Hirey for stealing Stewart's wheat, is under
consideration in the Court OF Common
Pleas Hirey, who pleaded guilty and wa
sentenced, has been put on the witness
stand and his testimony il not Of Q charac.
ter to make Scott especially happy.
The Seventh Regiment Band elected Geo.
| Knapp Conductor at its last meeting vice
Henry G. Hawken, who asked to be per.
mitted to retire. Krupp sent to Cincin.
natl for new cornet, and will schpiel you
tune when it comes to lift your scalps of
If he has to blow his brains out in the
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Mrs. VIM. Way, residing near the West
| End Malleable Iron Works. fell suddenly
in an unconscious condition on Tuesday
evening and soon after expired. Dr,
Buckingham was called, but was unable to
afford any aid. Mrs. Way resided former
ly near Fremont City, was forty-six years
Of age, and q lady greatly respected by
| friends and relatives. .
The Convention of saw-bones assembled
here at the parlors OF Che St. James Hotel
numbered over twenty members DR.. w.
p. Maddin, Of Cedarville, Greene County;
DR.. J. p. Dice of xenia; DR.. J. @. Butcher,
of Urbana, and Dr.. J. II. Willing, OF Co.
lumbus, were admitted members. A mum.
Der of obstinate cases were taken under
consideration, and an interesting session
was held. The next regular meeting will
be holden the first Tuesday in March.
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Mayor Dickson returned home last even.
ing. -.
A regular meeting Of Council will be held
this evening. F'l .7tl2t'z {" 'ft
The fair for the benefit Of st. Andrews
Church opens at Avon Hall this evening.
Coasting parties are now fashionable In
the village, and sleds are In great demand.
Marshal Joseph A. Brown was taken
down yesterday with fever, malarial it is
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