The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-31
10 and 81 West Pearl Street.

19 and II Yves
at the Postoffice, sent the first message over the
new wires to Cincinnati yesterday.
Don't fail to take In the lecture by Wendell Phi
lips at the Opera house tonight
Tho American Union Telegraph Company will
open their Office about the 1st OF next month.
Up to $50 this morning ono hundred and fifty
q tickets had been sold foR "Col0nel Seller' for
Monday evening next
r. Lyman Potter. the veteran whselbarrow
pusher, who propelled wheelbarrow twice from
ocean to ocean, paraded our streets this morn
ing.
The .'boys" at Cope 4 Maxvell's shop were very
anxious to know what made Charles Roefer 90
happy. The arrival Of that girl 10 the probable
cause
Charles zwick has at Last concluded to shut up
shop" at 7 O'Clock. The arrival OF . young
merchant at his sanctum will probably explain
the mystery. u
The social at MnL Hutchinson's was grand
affair in every particular. The entire programme,
% pr nted in last nights issue. was rendered In an
able manner.
The revival services which have been going on
last night The whole series OF meetings have been
quite we'll attended
Mr., Charles ZwIck has concluded (since he must
tend to the baby that he will close At O'Clock.
The arrival of this new milliner caused quite
change in Mr.. Zwick's afiairst
Joe Meyers. Of the First Ward, has celebrated
dog which brought homo trap and ret II near
ratholo, one day this week. This is ono Of several
feats which this canine has done lately.
Ofacer Martindale arrested Balsam slider for
abusing his family. and lodged him in the Gala
boose. But the case, which will win for him gold
In hOnors that speak In lasting terms g the arrest
Of man calling himself "The Chief Of Police Of
Cleveland" alias mule puncher on the Consoli-
dated Street Railroad Of Millville.
While Fred. Shorr was asleep in Rupp's meat
market opposite the Post-of6ce. large dog came
in and relieved the shop Of 2 forty,pound roast
We are sorry to say that Fred. handled language
rather reckiessly for while. He had been out
| the night before to sec his girl at Stringtown.
whom Dame Rumor says he Is about to lead to the
altar Of Hymen. which b the cause Of his visiting
"Sleepy Hollow" ta
The funeral Of Jacob Donges, son-in-law Of
Peter Humbach. who died on Monday Last. will
take place tomorrow afternoon 1t lao O'Clock.
| from the residence, corner Wood and Second
streets. Services will bs held at the St Johns
Church by Rev. Philip Stemple Frederic Lodge
takes charge Of the funeral. assisted BY Hamilton
Lodge, No. II. and Harmony Lodge. No. T. I. 0:
o. r The deceased has always been resident Of
this county. beng born In Fairfield Township,
and for years has lived In this city. He was an
active member of Mozart Lodge. No 531. Of In
,he nio p. e. d, degree. rec The Solder and ssiiors
Memorial Association will turn out ut the funeral.
CIRCLEvlLLh o.
The Scioto River Is up again.
Circlevills Is contemplating having IN Opera
house
Another grand masquerade ball viii be given
in Wittich's Hall, next Thursday evening, Febru-
ary 6th. -f4-5 .a t. p..
Mr.. VIM. simms, Of this city, is employed IN the
Lancaster. ... .- -
Mr.. T. K. witach i improving tho interior Of
his residence on South Court street. recently pur-
chased BY him.
Joe Miller. the negro who cut Hugh Majon with
q razor Saturday morning, was bound over 70
Court in the sum Of $500
AMELIA, O.
The Leap Year party, given by the young ladies
| of Amelia came on at the house OF the Misses
Laura ana Fannie Short, on the evening OF the
23d, with great success There were about forty
Sit invited guests present. who seemed 70 fully
enjoy the evenings entertainment, including the
elegant repast provided for them Among those
Dave Hulick, from Olive Branch Mss Florence
Buntin. and Mr.. Rose, from Mt CARMEL Misses
Stella Duckwall. Maude Jones, Lbbe and Laura
Whitaker, Louie and Ella Lee, Alice Hatfield and
Mrs, Woods from Withamsville; which place also
furnished u with several genial gentlemen
Smith Lee, John Fitzpatrick, John Witham. Cy.
| Gaskins; also John SiverA from Clough, and Mr..
i. Thompson, from Glen Este. The festive even
| ing IL one that will long be remembered pleaa-
antly. gI.I .as i..ig .s .a.t
| se' AURORA. IND.
| At the Grand will be the performance Of
The "Chimes Of Normandy"
The "I.otus', whirl at Professor Tilley's
Academy was social affair last evening.
A grand ball will be given by the Aurora
Cooper Union, No. 4, on the evening of
Easter Monday. 'et
The Aurora High School Alumni 30
ciety had very pleasant meeting at Philip
| Wymond's residence Thursday.
|, g. ...a LIMA. o. .-.l. ...-..r
Frank Webb, Of Troy, is In the city visit
Coleman SinSfae At City Hall. Saturday
and Monday. ...
John Terry. formerly resident Of Lima,
10 visiting in the city. -.. t........ ......
Mr.. Joe Wolf Is genial and gentlemanly,
and Is kept busy from early in the morning
till late at night ..--e<s4-,-.~,
| Nessrs. Zimmsrmsn, snd Lolemer have
laassd The Do LAFlora Restaurant on Main
street. and handseasly furnished The build,