The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-11
THE DAILY STAR
OUR NExT-DOOR NEIGHBORS
Pckings by Star Reporters in Neigh
boring Cities and Towns.
MuDDLETOWN, q.


iting his many friends.
Rev. w. III. Milburn will lecture this
evening in M. E. Church. Let every
1ody go and hear him.
John M. Loeher, Cashier of the Mer-
chants National Bank, is confined to his
bed by infammatory rheumatism.
DR.. Charles Barnitz returned home from
Hanover, Penn, yesterday afternoon,
where he has been visiting relatives and
friends.
Mrs. William Thompson and family,
of Dayton, o., are the guests of DR..
Charles Barnitz and family on South
Broadway.
Miss Emma Ritter has returned to her
home at Sumnerville, O., after spending
several weeks with Miss Lizzie Berger,
on Third street.
Miss Anna Shashen, of Cincinnati,
after spending several months with her
friend, Miss Laura Cunningham, started
for home this morning.
The vacant room on Third street is
soon to be occupied by two young gentle
men of Hamilton, O., who will open a
line restaurant in the same.
James Reed, our Third street grocery
man, conlemplates moving his stock of
groceries to Leadville, Colorado, in few
days, intending making that his future
home.
A fire broke out in the Escello Paper
Mills, about two miles sonth of this
place, last Sunday afternoon, but was
discovered in time to prevent the burn
ing of the mill.
The Agnes VILLAGE Villa Co,abina-
ton, under the management of James E.
Woolley, will play at Leihee's Opera-hall
Tuesday evening, March 10th. Reserved
seats at George Huff's cigar store.
NoTICE.-Items of interest and names
of subscribers for the STAR if left at d.
Olden's jewelry store on Third street will
receive prompt attention.
H. LEDMAN, Agent.
Mr.. Joseph Press'er, who has been act
ing as night police for the past six
months, has concluded to run for the of
fee of City Marshal, and we believe if
he is elected will make as good an officer
as we have ever had.
J. Tschiember, better known as Cham
bers, an employe at Jacob Schaffer's bar
Der shop has just received a patent for
the double draw bar automatic gravity
self-acting car coupler, which is now on
exhibition at Jacob Schaffer barber shop,
on Third street.
RICHMOND. IND.
Minnie Palmer in "Our Boarding
SCHOOL, next week.
The officially inclined buzzards are
buzzing the busy boys of the burg on
their prospective primary.
Mayor Bennett inquired into the trials
and tEibulations of George Snyder and
Philip Mason on Wednesday.
The hotel-runners representing Rich
mond's first houses have decorated their
caps with badge proclaiming their in
terests.
Three tramps working under Super
visor Able contrived to remove the chains
that bound them on Wednesday and
vamosed the ranch.
The different manufacturing institu-
tions of our city from appearances are
enjoying huge sire TX of luck in being
bountifully supplied with orders.
Toc,,oor D,,ch 30 af;u oonEnoL @n l..
home on Fort Wayne avenue nursing the
effects of his little collision on Friday
morning, of which mention has already
been made.
Sheriff Trindel is having cast at the es-
tablishment of G. P. Peterson, II iron
balls Of 80 pounds weight, furnished
with chains and clasps, for use on visit
ing gentlemen of leisure.
Ralph Waller, who met with an acci-
dent at Grear, Scott & Co.'s on Saturday
the details of which have already been
published, consented on Tuesday to an
amputation of thumb.
The following marriage licenses have
been issued since our previous mention;
Dewitt G. Russell and Lucella U. Davis;
George +. DuGranrat and Alice U.
Boyer; Thomas NJ. Moore and Alice F.
Kirnan.
The Bohemian glass-blowers, now in
their second week, are reaping big returns
upon the strength of their enterprise,
namely: the voting Of beautiful glass
vase Of their own work to the most popu-
lar baby.
The Hermann gift show on Tuesday
Aight was really the "acme of tartness,"
professionally speaking. The distribu-
tion of gifts, a feature of his programme,
was in play with other shows of like de.
scription.
Mrs. Emma Malloy delivered her sec.
ond public address last night to an as
semblage of our people, who tested the
capacity of Lyceum Hall to its utmost
) 1t was quite variation from her former
effort, yet as interesting and as creditablt
as her Introductory.
GREENFIELD. O.
We were greeted with sweet sounds o.
the "Serenade Band" in the we sma
hours of Tuesday night. Thanks t.