The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-09

will need delegation of dogs to keep
away the young ladies.
Capt. Phillips, of the Phillips House,
has, for several days past, been entertain
ing very aristocratic friend of his from
the East. The bill of fare, which consists
of "guail on toast" etc., would indicate
sumptuous entertainment.
Mrs. J. Linden jumped in a cistern
with the intention of committing sui
eide, but was rescued by her gallant
husband just in time to save her from
drowning. They had an alteration just
before this happened during which she
gave it as her opinion that she was going
to end her existence-hence the above
facts.
A new building is to be erected by
Driscol Bros, on South Limestone street.
A full attendance is requested by the
members of the Murphy Club at the
meeting tonight.
Mr.. Miles Kimble and wife, from
Morefeld, West Virginia, have selected
Springfield for their future home.
| Paul Smith was considerably bruised
yesterday morning by fall received
from a pony, on South Limestone street.
Mr. Charles Darlington has opened a
meat shop in connection with his gro
cerv on Liberty street. 1t is something
that has long been needed in that local
Iity.
st. James Lodge, No. s, Good Samari-
tans, colored, held festival at Funk's
Hall last evening. Quite large num-
ber were present and all had general
good time.
Levi X. Wells, who has been foreman
in the Springfield Times COMPOSING room
for some time, left yesterday for Gunni-
son City, Col, to engage in publishing
new afternoon daily paper. We wish
him success in his new field Of labor.
Messrs. Hamilton & Stewart have
started in the wood business at Baldwin's
ice house ON Mulberry, between Market
and Limestone streets. They have put
in machinery, and are doing a rushing
BUSINESS with bright prospects of sue
cess.
Mr.. Joseph Cook lectured to q large
and intelligence audience last evening at
Blacks Opera-house for the benefit of
the Ladies' Furnishing Fund of the Con-
gregational Church on the subject of
ultimate America" The lecture was
of remarkable interest.
At meeting of the Springfield Indus
trial Literary Society the following Off
GERS were elected for the ensuing quar-
ter: President, Ed. Oldham; Vice Presi-
dent, S. A. Engle; Secretary and Treas
urer, W. F. OBrien; Attorney, J. G.
Stage; Marshal, Howard L. Hotchkiss.
DR. Sharp and H. II. Wolf, brother of
Amos Wolf, moved from North Lewis
burg to this city. They intend opening
a drugstore in Hamilton's new building,
corner of High and Market streets. DR..
Sharp has been q practitioner for several
years and will be quite an acquisition to
our medical force.
The taxpayers residing on Main, be-
tween Spring and Foster streets, are
justlv complaining of the city author-
ties because they permit the existence of
several well-known houses Of ill-shape in
that locality. the occupants of which
make day and night hideous with their
disgraceful performances. We trust
Mayor Wallace will see to the matter,
and have the law 80 rigidly enforced that
at least portion of these dens will at
once and forever be closed.
MARIETTA. o.
Several buildings Immediately adioin-
ing the Post-office are receiving coat of
paint.
The entire loss at the car-shops fire is
variously estimated at from $1,000 to
$1,000.
The funeral of Rev. Pardon Cook took
place Friday at 1880 a. M, from the M.
E. Church.
The Marietta Register employees have
arranged for an excursion on the steamer
J. II. Duval, to GAINESVILLE at low rates.
BELLEVUE Rx.
John Watson is still in town and not
in Kansas.
James Gallagher is happy. A twelve
pound boy is the cause.
Mr.. T. F. Beyland is now doing the
rural towns of Ohio in the interest Of G.
D. Winchell, of Cincinnati.
The Social Circle ball last night was
we'll attended by our society people. A
splendid time was spent, as usual.
The S. G's are sorry that there is not
hall in town big enough to hold al
their friends. The invitations had to be
limited 50 as to give comfort.
Bellevue Lodge Knights of Honor
will receive Friendship Lodge Knights Of
Honor of Newport tonight in a body. A
good time is anticipated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schofeld leave on the
Bonanza tomorrow for Moscow, Ohio.
to see farm, which if suitable they will
trade their house for on Rhensford
street. ..
The funeral of the late M. Wettstein
took place Yesterday morning from the