The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-14
THE DAILY STAR
OUR NEXT.D0OR NEIGHB0RS.
Pickings by Star Reporters in Neigh
boring Cities and Towns.
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The Good Templars expect to initiate
several new members tomorrow night.
The Lodge is just beginning to boom.
Another meeting of the Town Hall
Association tomorrow night. 1t Is ex-
pected large number of shares will be
taken.
Rev. Father Teutenburg is young
man of mmandine appearance and is
destined to become as popular with his
flock as was Father Wecker.
The property holders on Fairfield ave-
nue. had their assessments raised 81, 700.
This is quite an item in favor Of the
town and good sign that property is
increasing in valuation.
Mrs. Anspaugh, with her family, of
Fairfield avenue, expects to soon JON
her husband, Mr.. James L. Anspaugh, at
Lexington, as he expects to be engaged
there the most Of the season.
The pistol shot fred at Conductor
Beach did not come from the brickYard.
1t came from the hollow going into the
bottoms directly in front of Mr.. Lewis
office on Fairfield avenue The place
elected by the cowardly assassin was a
rood one, as it is hid from view.
REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-Jewett
Adams and Filsch to Thomas j. King,
Lot 1872 in Williamson's addition to
Bellevue, Sc feet on Walnut street by
20 feet deem. ST 600.
Thomas J. King transfers the same
property to P. Mullen for the same price.
PIsaIA. q.
Mrs. G. w. Bachlor, who has been very
sick is convalescing.
Harry Hall is home from Woodstock
on visit TO his parents and friends.
Several important changes have been
made in the time ON the ID. & NJ. Rail-
road.
Mrs. G.. W. Ely and Miss Ollie Rob-
ms, of Troy, spent Tuesday with Mrs.
.. 2. Stafford.
Mrs. Thomas Clark, living south of
the railroad, met with a very serious ac-
:dent on Wednesday while fixing a
window.
Drs. Kitzmiller and Kitzmiller's ad-
~ertisement may now be seen in the
STAR. We recommend them to al
suffering from catarrh.
Mrs. E. Butterfeld died of consump-
ion yesterday morning. Funer Il from
The residence of A. G. Butter6eld on
Saturday afternoon at 2 O'clock.
The entertainment to be given at the
High School tonight, was postponed on
lccount of the death of Mrs. Butter
.ieId, the former principal Of the High
school.
DELAWARE, @.
The streets are being cleaned. 1t
Gdds greatly to the appearance of the
citv.
The JOY Guards met yesterday at
Greenwood Lake to practice target shoot
ing for the tournament which is to be
ueld in Columbus next June.
The Rev. A. b. Rilser, of Worthing-
'on, Ohio, and J. H. Rimball, of Sun
Bury, Ohio, were in Delaware last We'd
nesday.
At the meeting of the Delaware Medi-
ral Society Drs. E. Fl. Hyatt, A. G.
DUNN, VIM. Mcintyre and j. H. Nc
Jann were elected delegates to theAmer-
.can Medical Association Of New York.
HAMILTON.
VIM. Sortman has 1t and "they all
want it"-call and see.
Ed. Jack has gone to Cleveland to To-
cate-and the girls mourneth.
You may talk about Harry's trotting
out the gold medals, but it takes Joe to
handle castings.
William N. Lake, the practical sew
lng machine adjuster and repairer, is now
ocated on High street.
One of the most popular and we'll.
regulated boarding houses on Basin
street is kept by Peter Young.
Hardware merchant Davidson has
hin ges for sale that won't creak wheu
Two are swinging upon the gate. They
are now in order.
The remaining High street portion Of
the sidewalk in front of Beckett's Hall
will soon be laid with free-stone p,ve
ment. Messrs. Frechtling & Krebs are
having the work done.
Herr Brinkman has an educated horse
that will come up to the counter three
ines a day for his beer. The horse
walks right into the bar-room much tc
:he astonshment of the spectators, and
calls for his toddy.
Miss Alice Diefenbach and Miss Freds
left last night for Erie, Pa, on a pleas
ure trip and to visit friends and rela
lives. They were accompanied as far as
Dayton by Misses Katie Diefenbach
Anna Herbet and Phoebe Schwab.
One of the most reliable and intelli
gent druggists of our city is Fred. Baum
gartner, whose drug store is at $40 Lud
low street. His name is an assurance o.
safe and fair dealing in calling full Of
responsibilities, hence his large trade.
An excellent birthday party was ten
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