The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-06-03

such house closed and do no business
therein or on the premises on the Sab
bath day under fae of ffem $5 to $25.
1t is made the duty of the Marshal his
deputies or any public officer or citizen
to give such information to the Mayor
of any violation of this ordinance known
to them. This ordinance was passed, as
is now in force, November "a, 1871"
LIMA. o.
We had very heavy wind storm here
last evening, which did much damage to
the trees, wheat, corn, etc.
SPRINGFIELD, o..
The schools are having their examina-
tions.
Reads headquarters are continually
being billed.
| South Market street concerts nights.
Fine vocal music.
Public Park is town talk. Take ac-
ton, City Fathers,
The Night Express was delayed last
night about six hours, caused by an ac-
cident in Gallon.
The sixth anniversary of the T. A. B.
Society will take place at St. RaphaePs
Hall on Sunday next.
Mr.. John Kenard, who received in
juries by a runaway, which took place
last week, is lying in critical condition.
The members of St. Johns Lutheran
Church held a picnic at Soldiers Home
yesterday, at Dayton, and report having
a good time.
Mrs. John Gable has been quite sick
the past two weeks with pneumonia. 1t
is hoped by her many friends that she
will soon be able to be about.
Mr.. Joseph Clark, of New Carlisle,
was in the city yesterday ON business
trip, and paid some of his old comrades
OF the 10th @. v. 1. pleasant visit.
Mr.. S. L. Dillingham;, the new pro-
prietor of Mi,burn's ice,cream parlors,
reports doing thriving business indie.
pendent of the cool weather now prevail
ing.
Mr.. John Cort, the new proprietor of
the Southeast End Grocery, corner of
Clifton and Taylor streets, IS now fixed
up in good style and is doing thriving
business.
Quite number of United Presbvte-
rian ministers and elders, who attended
the Assembly at Xenia, arrived in this
city last evening, and stopped at the St.
James Hotel.
A daughter Of Sheriff Coffin tfit ont"
with Mr. Charles Hayw ard and were
married at Xenia. Hayward marriages
are becoming numerous. This is the
third within two weeks.
A grand complimentary benefit will
be rendered to the Murphy Cub by the
lightning Linment Men" at Black $
Opera-house, on Friday and Saturday
evenings next, June 4th and 9th.
An error occurred in yesterdays issue
of the STAR in the article of Warden
Veteran "Grenadiers," and your COM
positor set it up ''Orllsaders." But it
should have been the 10th o. V. |.
A pleasant sociable was held at the
residence of Mr.. Charles Williams, ON
High street, Monday evening. Mr.. r.
M. Dresser, comedian for the Lightning
Liniment, was present to entertain, and
was one Of the favorites.
Rev. A. Henry and Elder VIM. Car
son, the former from Broad Abin, n.
Y, and the latter from Harrisvile, Butt
ler County, Pa, have been attending the
United Presbyterian Assembly at Xenia.
They paid short visit to Rev. Mr..
Kyle, Of the U. P. Church of this city.
The Sanitary Marshals are around dis
tributing circulars, making an appeal
for cleanliness, and urging people to ad.
here to the ordinances (Which will be
vigorously enforced by Council), pre-.
venting peopie from allowing filth ol
any kind laying around their premises
i Last Monday at 2 p. m., D. Thornton
West, Editor Of the Sunday News, and
Mrs. Margaret Davis appeared befor,
Mayor Wallace on the charge oI
criminal libel against Steve Swan
ton, painter and paper hanger. Re
Gently Swanton's wife deserted him, and
the article published in the Sunday
News related to this affair, and de
nounced Swanton as a scoundrel. Al
though the defendants asked to waiv,
examination and be boundoser TO Court
Mayor Wallace requested them to ap
pear next Monday at 2 o'clock p. m. fo
trial.
HAMILTON.
Perry Riley harvested barley the 27tl
Of May.
The Zions School will picnic at Viii
sons Grove July 9th.
Two car loads of excursionists to tn,
Zoo. arrived safe and sound on the 8:3l
train last night.
Miss Anna Bartlett has returned to he
home at Lockland after short visit will
Miss Ella Davis.
VIM. Coakly has taken charge of tn
switch engines in the absence Of Chas
Lineberg in the East.
L. C, Overpeck took photograph yes
terday OF that double Scotch granit
monument at Stewards marble works.