The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-22

A
visit. Will departs again for Hoosier
dom tomorrow morning.
Mr.. P. F. Genoway. Sr., saws building
material is now so high in price as tt
: preventa number of persons from build
/ ing this season.
Wash. Ross called on City Clerl
: Gould aud asked him if he issued mar
| riage licenses. Will referred him tt
County Clerk Jones. Wash. is in very
J serious mood just now, and people shoule
! not be surprised. - We
Miss Mary Young, who departed fol
the Convent in Cincinnati, to become q
sister, was highly esteemed young lady.
Her course has been determined on fol
sometime, although not encouraged BY
her parents, but they succumbed to hel
wishes. u t5pl.a ~
The reunion Of the M. E. Sunday.
school was largely attended yesterday
afternoon, and the exercises were con.
Quoted by Rev. John Y. Dobbins and
Amos Shinkle, ESQ.,, of Covington. Mr..
Shinkle was presented with testimonial
by the Trustees of the Church for his in
terest in the new M. E. Church,
| The temperance meeting was ad-
dressed last night by Lawyer Marks, of
Greenfield, Ohio, in one of the grandest
addresses ever delivered on that subject.
Mr.. Marks spoke for one hour and fifteen
minutes, holding his audience until the
last. Mr.. Moves, Of Newport, also spoke
briefly. Mr.. Marks is an Irishman, and
presented enough of his blarney to keep
his audience in good humor.
Mr.. P. F. Genoway, ST., had the town
clerk to certify to the number of votes
he received at the election, and sshad the
clerk make out copy of protest entered
and report of the committee on the same.
Mr.. Genoway proposed to 60 before
Mayor Morgan and demand that office,
swear him in as President of Council,
and in case Mayor Morgan refuses, Mr..
Genoway will 60 before a magistrate.
This business is becoming interesting.
At the Republican Convention Fri
day evening, March 10Th, the following
were nominated for Corporation officers
DR.. Munson, for Mayor; Mr.. Roach, for
Marshal; James Horne, for Clerk; J. A.
Steiner, for Treasurer; M. ]. Toles, for
Street Commissioner. Hut
MIDDLETOWN. o.
Henry Erb, Chief Clerk at T. M. Hemp
& Co.'s meat store, reports business brisk.
Mrs. Mary Ledman of Hamilton is the
guest of her son, Ed. Ledman, on South
Main street.
The Quixotic Club will have regular
meeting tomorrow evening in their hall,
on Second street. ......r
Mrs. VIM. Clark, of Hamilton, O., is
on short visit among friends and rela-
tives in this place.
The dairy business is brisk with A. Fl.
Potter, as he has started another new
wagon on the road.
Mr.. Sammy Wiekels, of this place, is
spending few days with friends and
relatives in Urbana, o.
Mr.. Harry Hyams started this morn
ing for New York, accompanied by Mr..
Joseph Cohen of Brooklyn.
A number of Miss Lou Nef's friends
treated her with surprise last Friday
evening at her home on Main street.
Mr.. VIM. Armstrong, of this place, is
a candidate for the position of Lieuten-
ant Colonel Of the Fourth Regiment, O.
N. G.
Mr.. Dan. Vail and wife start for Buff
falO. N. Y, tomorrow morning. The
best wishes Of your many friends will fol-
low you.
The old Engine House has been torn
down and taken away, and work will
commence Immediately on the new City
Buildings.
Mr.. Bail CaLterlip has SO far recovered
as to be able to be out again, and will
probably take charge of the coach again
in few days.
Street car No. 2 had four windows
smashed to pieces Thursday afternoon in
front Of Sutphin's grist mill, caused by
the tongue of wagon extending out
over the track.
The funeral of Mrs. Mary Brashears,
widow of the late Frank Brashears, took
place yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock
from her late residence. South Broadway.
Rev. t. FL. Hench delivered the funeral
sermon.
HAMILTON.
Everybody knows Andy Graf and
where TO find him.
Street Commissioner Krebs is doing
justice to our streets just in the right
time-before warm and sickly weather
sets in.
Cope & Maxwell have just shipped an
other one of those large mining pumps to
Pittsburg, Penn. They are doing good
business.
The slate showed up one drunken case
this morning, and the name of n, r.
Perkins, who was pulled in for driving
through funeral procession yesterday.
The boys Of the Threes called up the