The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-14

by nfo last Saturday, ana Will De re-
built Immediately. 81
Mr.. Chas. Grosch, the Broadway ba-
ker and confectionist, has always on
hand large supply of all kinds Of can
dies, cakes, bread, &c.
Miss Carrie Holp and Miss Naoma Hin
kle, two attractive young ladies of Farm
ersville, Ohio, were in our city Monday
visiting friends and relatives. a
Mrs. Margaret A. Green was buried
yesterday morning at 10 o'clock. The
funeral services were held at the M. P.
Church, Rev. Mr.. Parsons officiating.
The Dayton and Middletown football
teams have made arrangements for a
game to come to come off next Saturday
afternoon on the grounds of the latter
near Wardlow & Thomas paper mill.
1t will be free show to all and surely
good one as both clubs are well
matched.
HAMILTON. ,..
Miss Ida Kirk left this morning for
Chattanooga, Tenn.
VIM. o. Shank, the dry goods mer-
chant, salutes the public with choice Be-
lections.
Several velocipedes were out on Third
street last night, amusing large crowd
of spectators.
The largest f,lze stand or worm-tub
ever erected in Southern Ohio, was put
up at the Miami Distillery, Saturday.
Sohngen's malt wagon broke down at
the east end of the suspension bridge yes
terday. doing slight damage to that mas
slve vehicle. a4u t.s-
Chris. Finzel, one of the genial clerks
at VIM. @. Frechtlings store, showed us
fair sample of this years potatoes,
raised in Hamilton. eo'..ee
On Sunday evening last Mr.. Frank
Doellman celebrated the 29th anniver-
sary Of his birthday. The occasion was
one long to be remembered.
A pleasant surprise was rendered Tell
Thomas at his residence on Front street
last night 1t was a luminous party, and
the guests enjoyed themselves quite com
prehensively.
Captain Fckert, well-known in this
city, is laid up at his residence in Gin
cinnati in consequence of large SWELL
ing on his right arm. There is slight
hope of his recovery. a.
Mr.. Geo. Schweinfest, organist of st.
Mary's Church, has returned to his home
in Newark, N. J. 1t will be some time
before the people will get another man
as talented as Mr.. Schweinfest.
Barney Weckerl was fined IS and costs
in the Mavor's Court yesterday for abus-
ing family and breaking in the kitchen
door. Shortly after being released he
was seen on Main street trying to use a
fence rail for toothpick. ~
Messrs. Kern & Sweitzer are turning
out some fine spring wagons at the old
Mckinney shop, where they have COM
menced carriage maxine in earnest. They
are using the Sarvin wheel and Biard's
patent Stagger wheel on all vehicles.
Mr.. Morrit Rees has returned to his
home in this city after. one years alb
>ence in Europe, where he has been visit.
ing the quaint old towns, charming
lakes. palaces. Babylon, its wonders and
art, merry England and other of the
principal objects of interest in the Old
World. Mr.. Rees is member Of our
City Band and will be heartily welcomed
back to his native land. ,.. t.
Prof. Jas. Jessup will give our citizens
exhibitions of his art illustrations at
Dixon's Opera-honse, April 10Th, 10th
and 18th, with Saturday matinee. These
illustrations are wonderful, elevating
and refined, furnishing attractive amuse
|ment combined with valuable instruc-
ton. The programme for tomorrow
night will consist of La Belle France
and Switzerland, quaint Old towns and
palaces; the great, gay and beautiful
Paris; its magnificent parks, stores oi
precious pictures and statuary.