The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-15
THE DAILY STAR
OUR NEXT-DOOR NEIGHBORS.
Pickings by Star Reporters I'm Neigh.
boring Cities and Towns.
HAMILTON.

The Station-house, or "death trap" as
more properly styled, is again empty.
J. w. Eyes grocery has received the
needed repairs for comfort and pleasure.
Three male and two female tramps
lodged at Mayor Egry's headquarters
last night.
Several Italian music-grinders are dis
tributing their sweet strains OF music in
Dur streets.
Mrs. Emily Carries, of Ft. Wayne, Ind,
is visiting Mrs. Robert L. Griffith, of
Third street.
Misses Carrie Hood and Jennie Young
of Columbia have returned home, after
a lovely sojourn with Mrs. Meyers at
Hamilton.
Prof. James Jessup's cart Illustra-
tions" at the Opera House tonight. The
wonders of La Belle France and Switzer-
land will be shown.
Ex-Sheriff Thomas and son Willie,
when considered as farmers, have no
equals, and are taking their proper places
in the line and march on to usefulness.
ATTENTION, MoLDERs.-All the jour
neymen molders in this city are requested
to meet at FinzePs Hall next Saturday
night at 5 o'clock, as business OF special
interest is to be transacted.
Mr.. VIM. Schorr found large taran-
tula, species of spider, in a bunch of
bananas from Jamaica, which he re-
ceived yesterday. The bite of the tar
antula is poisonous, and natives have
fear of this animal which is tirrlble.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. X. Slonhegar went to
Eaton to-day, to attend the funeral OF
Frank R. Campbell, son of William
Campbell, deceased, who died Tuesday
of typhoid fever. Miss Kittie Campbell
is the only member of the family left.
Philip Stepp denies the soft impeach-
ment in Tuesdays issue, and says he
would like to get hold on our inform
ant in the matter for about three min
utes. He carries young Krupp, and
"Our Informant" had better look a
"leedle oud."
MIDDLETOWN. q.
The new city officers were sworn in
Monday evening.
Willie Vantyl will start for Kansas
about the first of next week.
Nora Yeager is lying dangerously sick
of pneumonia near Jacksonburg.
W. B. Adsmson, of Philadelphia, was
in our city yesterday on business.
Mrs. Oden, Sr., is lying dangerously
i'll at her residence on Main street.
Mrs. George Folk and Mrs. William
Hit spent yesterday in Hamilton with
Mrs. Gus. Folk.
Miss Susie Schatfer (colored) is lying
quite sick with measles at the residence
of J. d. Collins.
Mrs. E. J. Pope, of Columbus, Chic,
has returned home after spending several
days with his friends.
Marshal Frost landed man in Gala
boose yesterday, on account of his not
being altogether compos mentis.
Joe Shorn, our young barber, is think.
ing seriously of going into the matri.
monial business, Success be with you,
Look out for Denny Mcmahon, as he
he has arrived, and is collecting for the
Signal Office with beautiful smile or
his countenance.
Mr.. Eugene Staley, of Dayton, mem
Der of the Fourth Regiment. was tht
guest of Company D., of the Fourtl
Regiment, last evening.
Misses Ross & Martin, the Main
street dress-makers, are prepared to &C
commodate their lady friends with al
the new styles Of dresses.
Johnny Kaser, an employe of P. J
Sorgs tobacco factory, had two small
fingers cut off last Tuesday afternoon
while putting tobacco into the cutter.
Don't forget the concert tonight givel
by Professor Stanage and his pupils, as
sisted by Miss Howe of Cincinnati. Thi
will be one Of the best concerts givel
this season, and we would advise ever,
pne to attend.
Mr.. Adam Adrian and Miss Louis
Schultz were united in marriage Tues
day evening at the silence of the bride
parents, one mile east of this place, Rev
Frankel, pastor of St, PauPs Church
performing the wedding ceremony.
WAPAKONETA. O.
Mrs. Craig left for Sidney, o., on
short visit.
Lew. Wiesenthal is on a visit to hi
sister, Mrs. Nose Hirsch.
Leon Kahn, STAR Agent, is able to
out again and to attend to his business
The Dayton & Michigan Railroad
improving the walk to the grave-yar
with over two hundred carloads {
gravel.
There was surprise party on Mr.. Tin
mermeister and one on Mrs. Guntber, i
honor of their birthday. A large crow
was in attendance.
KELAxvUE- HI.
Probs gave the vegetable kingdom
great boom this morning.