The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-29
OUR NEXT-DOOR NEIGHBORS.
PiekiRgs by Star Reporters in Neigh
boring Cities and Towns.
n Am IITON.

Robert hunt, OF Delle1OnJalne, Snlleu
upon us yesterday.
Stars VS.. The Niles Boys at the ball
grounds tomorrow.
Philip Stepp announces concert at
the Bellevue tomorrow night.
A. ]. Ludike is having his residence
on Second street nicely fitted up.
There will be grand free musical
entertainment at Hibner Bros, tonight.
Clara Henley is lying very low of con-
sumption at Henry Vorwald's On Huston
street.
Miss Dana Peters has recovered from
her late illness and is now able to be
about.
Potato bugs should have an early ap-
plication of Becker's insect exterminator.
1t settles their hash.
In reply to an item in Thursdays
STAR, subscriber says: "The Home
Dramatic has gone to the happy hunting
grounds"
Our jovial-hearted and eagle-eyed
iriend, Officer Knox, collared August
Hoffman yesterday and placed against
him the charge OF house breaking. His
earthly possessions were pair of sleeve
buttons and nickel.
Corpus Christie was celebrated in all
the Catholic Churches. The st. Joseph
was handsomely and elegantly decorated
with cedar and evergreen by Miss Katie
Duelle, Annie Endress, Katie Woesten
and others to whom especial praise is
due.
A HAPPY WEDDING DAY.-On Tues
day evening of this week, Mr.. Fred Gar
bold and Miss Carrie Tauch were united
in marriage. In addition to the many
joys of their wedding day, Mr.. Garbold
received word that his grandfathers will
had been probated and that $4,000 was
willed the family in this city.
The Cope & Maxwell Manufacturing
Company shipped fourteen pumps to
Cincinnati last night, to the Millers' Ex-
hibition. The list comprises one Bre-
mers duplex air pump, one crank and
fly wheel steam pump three horizontal
steam pumps, six vertical boiler feeders
and one Bremers vertical air pump.
DELAWARE
Hi Henry's Minstrels were at the
Opera-house last night.
The senior class of the o. w. U. are
enjoying their vacation.
The catalogue of the O. w. u. for the
year 1650-Sl, will be finished in two
weeks
Rumor says there will be camp
meeting during the last week of July at
the Fair Grounds.
There are in ali, forty-nine in the
graduating classes of the Ohio Wesleyan
University. and the Ohio Wesleyan Fe-
male College. In the class of this year,
are twenty-seven gentlemen and twenty
two ladies' There are three who will
graduate in the scientific course and
the remaining part of the class will grad
uate in the classical course.
The following are the names of the
graduates of the Ohio Wesleyan Uni
versity of Delaware, who will graduate
next June: Gentlemen, classical-H. E.
Bail, j. F. Baker, Bostwick Barnes,
J. P. Bishop, e. I. Brandebury, G. 7.
Brown. Victor Cornnelle, S. T. Dial, J.
d. Hartman, H. p. johnson, G. G. s.
Lewis, Joseph Loung J. A. Lowry, J.
w. Luccock, L. w. Miller, A. V. Mi
racle, F. S. Monnctt, J. K. Owen, F. r.
Parkin, John Rattlcwell, w. N. Rice,
J. A. Stemen, H. B. Story AID S. 0.
Young. Scientifc-Oliver Apgar, Mel
win Figley and M, W. Webster. Ladies,
classical-Miss Kate Ruth Blair.
sPRINGFIELD. o.
Large market this morning.
7. Mast is in California.
Mr.. Frank J. Grove will auction off
those beautiful oil paintings this even
ing.
The Census Enumerators meet this
afternoon at the County Commissioners
Office to compare notes.
Champion Council o. q. A. M. will
participate in the decoration of soldiers
graves tomorrow Sunday.
Capt. P. A. Steele WAS appointed chief
manager of Memorial Guard for to-mor-
rows observance of decoration.
Court commences on Monday next.
Deputy Sheriff Billy Woods is putting
the Courtroom in frst-class order.
The Murphey meeting was well at
tended last night. Good singers and
speakers, and number of signers to the
pledge.
A number of men were arrested Thurs
day night and yesterday morning for
drunk and disorderly conduct and put Ia
Reeds cooler to sing "Home Sweet
Home"
1t is rumored that Shay, the plucky
little Irish walker, wIo took the second
place in the contSSt last Saturday in the
go-as-you-pless~, will challenge Montony,
who took me first place.
Tbe Memorial Guards have taken
steps (by resolution passed at their
meeting Thursday evening" to make
preparatiOns for decorating sOldiers'