The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-08
Joe. Pressler; for Constable, Charles

1he Qu1xotIc Club Will nave regular
meeting tomorrow evening.
Mrs. Geo. Barnitz is visiting friends
and relatives at Hanover, Pa.
Mr.. Geo. Barnitz is confined to his
room with inhammatory rheumatism.
The Cincinnati Daily STAR is deliv-
cred to sll parts of the city for twelve
cents week.
The Agnes Wallace Villa Combination
will play at Leibee's Hall some time dur
ing this month.
Mr.. B. Mauthe has returned home
from Cincinnati, o., where he has been
on business for several days
Mr.. Burnside and wife, nee Mrs. Han
nah, will leave for Mechanicsburg this
week. intending to make that their fu-
ture home.
1t is rumored around that we are soon
to have new. depot on the c., O.. z. 4
l. Railroad, to be situated between T. J.
Sorg's tobacco factory and the railroad,
which will be great improvement to
Middletown.
EATON. q.
Business was quite brisk with our
merchants last Saturday.
John Reichel takes possession OF the
Reichel House to-day (Monday.)
The Teachers exa mination took place
at the North School Building last Sat-
urday.
A donstion was rendered Rev. G. W.
Garroutte, of the Christian Church, by
his many friends, last Saturday, 9Th inst.
Harvey Cox, the victim of the shoot
ing-scrape, had to have his leg amputated
last Saturday. DR.. A. H. Stephens per-
formed the surgical operation.
John r. McCord, the genial excursion
agent Of the c., R. & G. r. R., was in
town last Saturday arranging for his
popular Sunday excursion to Cincinnati
the 18th inst. ...
The funeral of Mrs. Sada, wife of
James Longnecker, took place yesterday
morning at 1890 o'clock. Appropriate
services were held at the M. E. Church,
Rev. T. s. Cowden officiating. Quite a
large number of friends of the deceased
were in attendance.
Mayor NJ. L. Holdt has issued proc
lamation to the effect that all horses,
mules, cattle, &C., found running at
large in this Incorporated village OIL or
after the 9th of March, will be i'm
pounded by the City Marshall. Pen
up your hogs coop your chickens, &C.
1t is now believed that Harvey Cox,
the victim of the shooting scrape reported
in last Saturdays STAR will die from the
effects of the wounds inflicted JOS. Hor-
ton was taken before the Mayor last
Saturday afternoon, and had a prelmin-
ary hearing before His Honor, M. l..
Holdt, and was bound over in the sum
of $500, in default of which he was sent
to the city bastile.
LEBANON. q.
Charley Smith now has Mr.. Wilbe1
Howry as partner in the grocery busi
ness.
The building lately occupied by VIM
Liverpool as barber shop will soon be
opened out as restaurant.
Mr.. Burdsall, carpenter, has beer
awarded seven out OF the ten contracts
for repairing the Courthouse.
Groups are seen all over town thest
fine days, basking in the sunshine an(
= perspiring over the game of l5.
, Joe Zimmerman and John Hart tai
e Iors, have "amalgamated," and both nov
l occupy the same business room.
The mud and sand that was spread OF
d Broadway about year ago is now bein
taken off again, thereby mourning doubl
expense.
{ BELLEVUE. Kx.
y y We are glad to say that Mr.. Tedrow
" getting along nicely.
q All members of Prof. Adams singin
/ class are requested to be present tt
j. night.
i Mrs. Pownall, of Berry avenue, left tc
S day on short visit to friendsat Milford
t Ohio.
u Mrs. Doud, wife Of Jailer Doud,
Dayton, is very ill at the residence o
Mrs. Peak.
Mr.. Knapp, the venerable father o
= Constable Knapp, is lying quite ill a
his home, on Rhensford street.
!. Mr.. Chris Kunchler and family, O
e Rhensford street, after residence o
t seven years have sold their property ant
moved to-day to Cincinnati.
, Mr.. Geo. Straeffer, founder of th
t Union Sunday-school, visited that Schoo
;. and took his farewell from the teacher
+ and scholars, with whom he was grea
q favorite.
Mr.. Geo. Straeffer, ST., arrived hom
from Louisville for the purpose of re
> moving his family in a few days to tina
city. This step is made necessary b,
n Mr.. Straefer's business arrangements.
Il The temperance entertainment OF
Wednesday night promises to be the bes
j of any of the series yet given. The tw'
a farces, "The Quiet Family" and "Bo:
and Cox" will be given; also reading
o recitatons and songs. Another large au
J. dience is looked for.