The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-02

NdtlOudl Ddlk UulluluS.
A. man by the name Of Strotpeck
jumped into small boy yesterday morn
ing and beat him numerically, and
after beating the boy for some time he
picked him up and threw him down on
the curbstone, injuring the boy consider
able.
The invitations are out announcing
] the wedding of Harry ]. Millnor, for
merly of Wapakoneta, O., to Miss
Louella Ling, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
VIM. Ling, to take place next Tuesday
evening, April 9th, at the residence OF
the BRIDES parents, on Fifth street.
Prof. Stanage and one hundred school
children of this place will give an enter
tainment in Leibee's Opera-hall on the
evening of April 10th. Mr.. Stanage has
also engaged Miss Howe, of Cincinnati,
to take part in the musical feasts.
Admission, 25 cents. Reserved seats, So
cents. This concert will surpass all pre-
vious ones, and will be a grand treat to
Middletown and vicinity.
PORTSMOUTH. u.
The Scioto Valley Car Shops have dis
charged number of their men.
/. N. Murray, travelling for whole
sale furniture house of Baltimore, Md,
is in the city.
Ben. Cranston, of Wheelersburg, O., is
keeping restaurant at Walla- Walla,
Indian Territory.
F. B. Ross, Esq. has charge of the
ticket and telegraph Office of the s. V. r.
r. at Lucasviile, o.
The "German Folks" gave grand
Easter bail at the Opera-house Monday
night, that was largely attended by
young and old.
John Rottenhaus will erect substan-
tial business house on Chillicothe street
the coming summer, the brick work to
be similar to that of John Shillito's
house in your city.
Our new Dramatic Club gave two very
creditable entertainments at the Holy
Redeemer School house Monday and
Wednesday evenings, the proceeds going
toward paying the debt of the Church.
L. N. johnson, ESQ.,, of the "White
Collar Line" of steamboats,, has pur-
chased the hub and spoke factory and
will remove from Walnut Hills, Cincin-
natl, to Bells Hills, Portsmouth. 0.
LEXINGTON. IKE.
The Council met last night in regular
Session.
Mr.. Mark Gaines, of Frankfort, is in
our city on business.
Rev. George 0. Burns is now in
Louisa, Lawrence County, KY.
The new market-house has not yet
been completed, but will be furnished in
a short time.
The masquerade ba' last night was all
that had been predicted for it. 1t was a
grand success.
We have had few days of beautiful
weather, and farming and gardening
goes bravely on.
Wheat is worth from 81 05 to 81 10
barley from 60 to 70 cents; oats, SO tt
81 cents; rye, 80 cents; corn, 45 to 81
cents; hemp, SS.
| We were mistaken in the names of the
party who is building the large ware
house. 1t Is Tarr & Megibbin, instead
of ebay, Tarr & Co., as we stated in oul
last.
There is larger acreage of wheat il
Central Kentucky than has been raisec
in this section of the country for many
years, and never looked better end mor'
promising.
| The funeral of Mrs. Singleton, wht
, died so suddenly in front of the Opera
house Monday night, took place Wed
nesday afternoon at 2 o'clock from thu
residence of Mr.. Hickey ON North Uppe
street. Services by Rev. Mr.. Bartlett
She was buried in the Lexington Gene
terry.
Kentucky Conference M. E. Churcl
in session at Danville made the following
appointments for the Lexington District
Lexington, J. L. Sooy; Nicholasvilie
F. Grider; Danville, L. T. Stevenson
Middleburg, J. G. c. Thompson; Somer
set, S. G. Pollard; Bethel, J. M. Cook
College Hill. J. N. Thompson; Columbia
VT. Willis; Cumberland City, J. A
Grogg; Harrodsburg, Ii. J. Perry; High
lands, John Godby.
BELLEFONTAINE, o.
Nellie f. Browne is booked for tn,
/, 10th of April.
1t is reported that two candidates fo
, Auditor had a regular set-to yesterday.
Miss Tempa Laurence and Mamie Ra,
are at home form Delaware University
COL Cask and Frank Scarf ATTENDED
the meeting of the officers Of the I'll
Regiment o. N. q. at Urbana.
I Will Boyd and John West were il
Springfield last night to hear Gus Will
liams in "Our German Senator"
An effort is being made to establish /,
stock sale here, after the manner of Lon
don. 1t is good idea and should re
ceive the support OF all business men.
vINCENNEs. IND.
Ben. Cotton Combination Wednes@