The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-06-26

Miss Kate Steen, who has been visit.
ing, friends here for week, returned tc
her home in Xenia, o., to-day. -
John James Dwelly, ESQ.,, of London,
Eng, has been visiting friends here for
more than a month, and will probably
remain in this country.
The Board of Examiners of the city Of
Ludlow will meet at the school bu ilding
on Thursday morning, July l, 1880, for
the purpose of examining all persons who
may apply for certificates to teach with
in said city.
-- MIDDLETOwN. q.
Mrs Robert Johnston is improving.
A pleasant rain shower visited our city
yesterday.
The funeral of Miss Edna Marston was
largely attended yesterday afternoon.
Watermelons by the wholesale and re.
tail at Williams confectionery store, on
Third street.
All the farmers living in this section
of the country are busily engaged har.
vesting their large crops of wheat.
John L. Schenck, prominent citizen
living about two miles east of this place,
dropped dead yesterday afternoon Of
heart disease.
Upon the receipt of the news of the
nomination of Hancock and English by
the Cincinnati Convention, the Demo
Gratis of this place ratified it by large
bonfres and fireworks, and music was
furnished by the Middletown bands.
: There was large and enthusiastic crowd
present, and all appeared to be satisfied
with the nomination.
WAPAKONETA. o.
Mrs. M. Mouch, who was sick for a
long time, is slowly improving.
Mrs. Sheriff Kohler, who was visiting
relations in Detroit, returned home.
The encampment of the Eleventh Ohio
Regiment will be here the last of August.
Mr.. Sam. Bowman, of Cincinnati, is
ona short stay, visiting Mrs. Kahn and
family. '...-
Mrs. Dave Hersh, who was visiting in
Wooster and Akron, returned home
Thursday.
Max Wiesenthal was down from Lima,
tending the clothing store Of Nose Hirsch
while he is gone.
About dozen Of the employees of the
Spoke and Wheel Shop layed off Thurs
&c lnt thnr
The walking match which comes off
here on July 7th. Sth and 9th, is going to
be grand success, and a great many
entries are being made. The prizes are
Large and the race is go-asyou-please.
UNION CIiY, IND.
0. O. Gordon, of Winchester, Ind,
was in our city yesterday.
Col. /. P. Gray attended the National
Convention at Cincinnati.
E. III. Branham and Frank Codington
returned from Colorado on last Monday.
Freight on the Pan Handle Railway
is increasing. Cars are in great demand
along the line.
The Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati
g. indianapolis Railway changes time on
next Sunday, June 9th.
There will he an excursion to the. Sol
diers' Home at Dayton, o., Wednesday.
June 3Oth. Fare for round trip 81.
Camp meeting will begin here ON the
10th of July and continue for several
weeks. A good time is expected by the
many churches of this place and vicinity,
A large Democratic pole was raised
here yesterday in honor of Hancock and
English. Speeches were delivered here
at night by number of prominent men
Of this place and elsewhere.
SPRINGFIELD. O..
Only few arrests this week at the
6tation-house.
DR.. Ont returned to his home in New
York yesterday morning.
A few cases disposed of this week for
violating the Sunday liquor law. .
Mrs J. J. Squire is visiting friends in
New York City for a number Of weeks.
Delegations from the East have been
passing through the city on their return
home from the Convention.
The Lightning Liniment men intend
leaving Monday morning for Urbana
after stay Of five weeks in this city.
TIE congregation of st. Bernsrd's Ro-
man Catholic Church are making prepa-
tions fora grand picnic to be held on
July 9th.
:. Mr.. J. P. Considine, from Toronto
Canada, is the leading prescription clerk
at Montanus & Garwood's. He is noted
to be one OF the best in town.
A little daughter, aged seven years, Of
Peter and Louisa Lathschutz, proprietor
Of the Spaneberger House, died last
Thursday. The funeral took place thi2
afternoon.
The picnic of the Knightsof st. George
takes place next Monday at the Fail
Grounds. Good music for dancing vii
be one of the most attractive parts of tbt
day. Charles Renchler received an ordel
from them for seventy-fve gallons Of ict
cream.