The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-31
THE DAILY STAR
OUR NExT.DOOR NEIGHBORS.
Pickings by Star Reporters in Neigh.
boring Cities and Towns.
LawRRNCERURG. IND.

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Marriage lieense-Michael Sash to Liz
zie Cook.
The Courthouse Square is being
adorned with new maple trees.
Miss Mary Harry has accepted clerk
ship in S. Strausberger's dry goods
house.
The Liedertafel Orchestra ball at Odd
fellows Hall Monday night was socially
very pleasant affair.
Surprise parties are becoming numer-
GUS in the First Ward. three by the lit
tie folks having taken place Monday
evening.
Johnnie .Rhome, of Brighton Station,
Cincinnati, pleasantly surprised his nu-
merous friends here Monday and Tues
day, accompanied by his friend Mat.
Hesch of the same place.
AT the Citizens meeting Monday
night at Fahlbushe's Hall speeches were
made by Henry Russee, of the First
Ward, in favor, and Jacob Rief, Coun-
Gilman from the Third Ward, against
the street Improvements in the new ad-
dtion. Nothing of record was done at
the meeting. The property-holders are
willing to lay down sidewalks providing
the city will grade their streets prop
erly.
HAMILTON.
G.. w. Isaminger has gone to New York
on business.
Gus. Tangeman has returned from his
trip to New York.
Mr.. Tom. Connor will open the Capi,
tola Saloon in few days.
James Eldrick will oppose Thomas
McGreeyy for Council from the Fourth
Ward.
All the hands at the Blake Steam
Gauge Works have struck for higher
wages.
Claude Hughes, driver of the Threes,
vent to Cincinnati yesterday afternoon
on business.
The Browning Club will hold their
quarterly party at the residence of Tom
Howell tomorrow night.
Walter Parrish has changed his quar-
ters, and can now be found with James
Streaty at the Hamilton House.
J. NJ. Gardner gave Mr.. Dan. Charles
good (?) Gaming yesterday afternoon.
The party possessing primary interest in
the matter has fled.
One blacksmith at the O. L. & D. shop
struck for higher wages yesterday, where
upon his helper walked around the little
man and took away his fire.
Having heard recently that DIR. Wea-
yer was out as a candidate for Council
our aged friend Abraham Carrie wishes to
hang his name out as an opposing party
The Fourth Ward can boast of one
happy man in tie person Of George
Rigiing. Yesterday morning his good
wife made him the present Of bouncing
boy, after which he was the happiest
man in town.
Mr. Abijah Roll and Joseph Smith, of
Mt. Pleasant, both worthy and substan-
tial members of the Woodbine Lodge of
the above named place, are in the city
visiting Reuben Roll, brother member,
who is quite sick.
Jno. H. Stephan, Esq, appears to have
no opponent whatever for the Office Of
Councilman from the Second Ward, anC
will undoubtedly receive large ma jor
ity of the votes cast. He is first-clas
man and would make first-class of
fcer.
On Monday night there was very
pleasant little candy-pull and socia
party at the residence of Mrs. Murphy
Among the many guests who aided ir
the merry-making may be mentioned
Messrs. Wehr, Cummins, Stopf, Carter
Snider and Buell., who brought theil
ladies along to help eat up the goodies.
The Concert at st. Joseph's Church
under the management Of Frofesso
Schweinfest, was a decided success. Tn,
Hamilton City Band opened the ceremo
MES with an overture followed by severa
selections from the church choir, O
which Miss Rosa Endress is organist
Especial praise is due Mr.. VIM. Shuler
MIS- Julid hIOluldu, miSo lluiuidu
Henry Brinker, Miss Katie Holbroke
and the organist, for their untiring effort
to make the concert success financially
LEXINGTON. He.
The peach trees are in bloom.
The price of butter is on the decline.
The price of hemp remains the same
IS per hundred.
Wool is still selling at from IS to 45
per pound.
Mr.. John R. Cleary is confined to hi
bed by sickness.
The State Medical Society will meet il
this city May 10th.
The Kentucky Legislature will adjourn
Dn the 14th of April.
The Kentucky Senate has refused t
pass the Whipping Post Bill.
Several big frosts in succession, but th
fruit still remains uninjured.
We noticed some very fine lake ic
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