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

Committee on Contested Election had
done on Thursday night. Charles stud
led moment and turned his eye north
west and said he believed it would rain
LUDLOW. Kr.
A number of the ladies of our little
city spent the afternoon of yesterday al
the residence of Mrs. Henry Barr, OF
Kenner street, and were Hospitality en-
tertained.
HAMILTON.
Miss Ella Heman is visiting friends ir
Glendale.
Robert P. Snider returned from St
Louis last night.
Friday was a blustery, stormy, wintry
day, the coolest treat we've had.
Miss Carrie Cornell entertains the
Emerson Society, and Dora Hargett the
Irving Society tonight.
G. W. Keeley and wife, P. w. Smith
and several others from Oxford attended
the Beecher lecture last night.
H.W. Beecher delivered good lecture
to good house last night, and decreased
the wealth of Hamilton about $400.
Miss Emma Dingfelder died at II
a. m. yesterday with asthma at her resi-
dence, corner Wood and Second streets.
Officer Smith has served warrant on
VIM. Carver, who is wanted to answer in
the cutting scrape which occurred few
days ago.
William B. Crockett left yesterday for
Dayton, where he was called to the sick
bed of Mr.. Greble, proprietor Of the
Greble House.
Colonel Robert Williams, Jr., Of Eaton,
passed through this place last night,
for Dayton, where the duties of Revenue
Collector engage his attention.
Professor Hancock, of Dayton, has
been engaged by Superintendent L. d.
Brown to deliver the annual address at
the commencement exercises on Wednes-
day evening, June l6, 1880.
Mr. L. Silverman is soon to disconnect
himself with the business in which he is
at present engaged. His conclusions are
that he is not the right man in the right
place. His property, corner Fifth and
Henry streets, is offered for sale.
William Campbell will have entire
control of the ice trade this summer,
having lately purchased the ice owned
by the Cincinnati Ice Company, together
with the exclusive right to sell at retail
in this city. This is as it should be,
since Hamilton is unable to support two
competitive companies handling the fruit
of the lake.
Officer Erb caught man ,on Fourth
street, who was somewhat intoxicated,
using insulting language to some little
girls. When first observed he was near
Dayton street, but was chased by the
officer down to Basin street before being
caught. He says he is named after his
father, but doesn't just remember his
fathers name.
VIM. R. Suydam, of Amelia, for some
time connected with Frank Martindale
at this place, has performed the wonder.
full feat of returning one hundred balls
placed three feet apart to a basket.
bringing one at time, in the insignifi-
cant space of time of fifty-nine
minutes thirty and one-sixteenth Sec
onds. Next.
Mr.. H. P. Dove, of Germantown.
Montgomery County, is at present filling
Captain Eckerts place at the Miami
Distillery. Mr.. Dove is a whole-souled
man, and will gain friends wherever he
goes. If, while on your travels, YOU
should chance to meet an elderly gentle
man with disposition as peaceful as q
dove, treat him kindly, that's our motto.
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Messrs. Mathews and Sibcy are con.
valescing
The County Commissioners are earn.
estly requested to attend to our levee.
The dance went on to the tune of "We
won't go home till morning." and those
who didn't wouldn't, those who couldn't,
didn't-for the storm-king ruled with
out.
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Hall on Wednesday last was financially
a great success. The beunteous repast
would have satisfied the most fastidious
epicure-excellent in quality and beau
tiful in decoration. Tie ladies were all
tastefully and some richly dressed.
AvoNDALE.
Mr.. Oran Foster, Of Toledo, is visiting
relativesfn the village.
Mayor Dickson returned home from
New York last evening.
A special meeting Of Council will be
called for Thursday evening.
The harbingers Of spring were holding
indignation meetings this morning.
PEDEsTR1ANIsM.-The walking match
which begins at noon to-day at Bauer's
Assembly RoomApromises to be an inter-
esting affair. A band of music will be
in attendance and jolly time may be
anticipated.
We give below a copy of the article
prepared by the Eden Park Street Rail-
road and which is being circulated in the
village for signatures. 1t speaks for it.
self:
We, the undersigned citizens Of Avon.
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