The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-29
OUR NEXT.D08R NEIGHB0RS,
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Mn John Shennit is spending . few days
ct Eaton, o. .S 7.5s - ~ d 5-a. .
Mrs John Devar, Grsenyille, O., is the,
guest OF Mrs. Harvest on Main street.
MrA Bell Hollum, of Trey, O., IS the
guest of Mrs. VIM. Webster, on Broad
way. s,thSt~fl,. Sbt4l lVJitA {tn tA
Mira sohsnck, of Franklin, Ohio, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Jefferson. on South
Main street.
A four.year-old daughter of Wm Becker
is lying. quite sick:with, intermittent fever,
on Third street.
Mrs. sulith, of Monroe, O., is paying
short visit with Mrs. A. Alexander and
wife. on South Main street.
.John Chalmers. an employe Of A. Hill 4
Sons paper mill, had his hand badly
crushed Tuesday afternoon in the rolls.
Gardner Barnitz. son, of druggist Barnitz.
who has been confined to- his bed for several
weeks with sickness, is able to be out
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workmen are engaged putting In gas
pipes into the St. Johns Church This WIFI
add 10 the already fine appearance Of the
church.
Mr.. Peter Hammer who has been so
dangerously sick for the past several
weeks is isimpreving slowly, and Is thought
out Of danger. ,.- ~.-
Whilea number of young men were ex-
ercising themselves Monday evening in the
armory by jumping, Elec Hyams had his
thumb broken < p q y e. 'N p T. y
Mr.. Joe Dovle, of Cincinnati, O., MI. B.
N. Rowe, of Dayton, o.. and Mr. @. M.
Campbell, Of Hamilton, O., were in town
Yesterday on business. III. ...',',1
Mr.. Charles Macarthur, of East Fourth
street. who has been confined to his bed
f0r, the, past three weeks With consumption,
1t Is thought, can not recover.
A new wagon made its appearance on
the streets yesterday belonging to the City
Bakery, James Reed Il Co. Et1is one. of the
finest wagonsfor"thatpufposesn town -
L.F. bowman, oftihe cheap storel WIFI
offer for safe at public auctisfi th'e'tefnaitf-
log stock of damaged goods From tlIe Bos-
ton FIRE, ID the room adjoining, his store.
Salete eoniMsnce this morning and con
tinue until all Of tile goods aresold y
Mr.. Bates, of Franklin. Ohio, while pass
ing through here from, Hamilton. to his
home, yesterday morning. stopped a few
moments il. town, hitehed lis horse md
weht up steet. and coming back in few
moments found his horse apd Wagon, gone.
He Immediately nptihed Offider Qoook. who
startled ip pursuit, aud fouhd the horse and
wagon hitcl,ed to Telegraph pole between
this place and Franklin. The thieves were
cl1 ,nA that tt,oy hitonn1 fha
horse to the telegraph pole and skipped
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Mr.. 8 A. Douglas, one Of our stock
shippers. drove two hundred and thirty
head of hogs through town this morning
for the Eastern market.
-, Our Gymnasium is progressing finely. The
boys are reh' arsi,,g, nightly, with the in
tention OF giving an entertainment some
time III the near future Some Of them ore
becoming quite expert on the horizontal
bar, As Well as tumblina. The lending ores
are E. Mclean, J. Parshall, W. Mount, w.
Blackstone and c. Nelson. Offers are
masking fine progress in the art. VIM,
Mount, who received pretty heavy fall
some. days ago in performing one of the
most difficult acts. is back in his old place
again, sound as ever, and determined to TX
as good US the best in the manly art. #
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john, Rembusch, young cabinet maker
in the emidov ri Messrs Conway, Waller
Depres has. inst finished "a cabineJ& " ork
box foe some fair lassie, which,, for iHgenu
10y Of design and skillfur mechanism, Is SET
dom equaled. The box contains lust 8. 24s
separate pieces OF twelve different varieties
ofiwood, all inlaid in the most tasteful man
nef. TIE yoIa,g mec ,anio has spent all hii
leisHre time on this labor Of love and cal
cuIhAes that ii has consumed sixteen days
in the aggregate. The Young lady fol
whom thissexquisite work-box isintendet
may well be proud Of her charming prese4l
and the faithful donoE yfe '''''' "a
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Remember the Bergers Friday evening
All should attend that can. e'
A large aud. appreciative audience, com
pasel Of tic best people Of our city, assem-
bled on Tuesday evening to wittiess til,
Ierformance by home talent Of the besuti
full piece in two acts, IA Husband to Or
der.'' The following voting ladies ane
Gentlemen we're the participants: Mis-
Kate Kirk. as Josephine" played her par
WELL seeming to throw her whole soul int
the piece, Holding the audience at time
speN bound. Miss Anna Cecil, the ABsroh
WardS, was all ideal of beauty and playeC
her part 80 well as TO receive the praise o
oil. Miss Minnie Grimes, madame Phil
lipean.." acted with queenly grace, and bel
good humor, combined withexcellent taste
would bring down the house. Baron da
Beaupre'' was played by Richard Dunlap
Dick never for once seemed to forget lii;
natural ease and grace and as Baron was
success. pierre Marcean" was represented
BY one Of 'Oid Centres boys g.. B
CLARK, and in manner that reflects credi
on that institution and great praise to Mr.
Clark. +. H. Ernst, as ,Iatpnr,'' was ~
exact personification of lawyer, and, from
his manner, we wo,tfd judge Ed. had al
ready chosen law forliis profession j. N
Allen, ,"Phillipean, the farmer" "Twas su
perb and was received by foars of,applanse
Thus ends one of the most enjoyable occa
sions we have Witnessed for a long tim
and not only reflects great praise on tn
youthful parties for their talents, and man
thanks for kind remembrance, but score