The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-19


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Miss Rilla Bennett, Of Dayton, is visit
ing Mrs. w. s. Huffman.
Mrs. Chas. E. McBeth, Of Hamilton
Ohio, is visiting friends and relatives ii
this city.
The Springfield Malleable Iron Works
is to have new pattern room, twenty
by thirty.
J. w. Sharp, John McCanna ard F
E. Schrimp are among the busy workers
at the old Champion shops.
An old granger from the country was
roaming around town with several birds
in cornstalk-cage again to-day.
i McCrary, S ,lomon and Allison are in
training for the coming contest on the
sawdust arena that will take place soon.
Sam. Jones and Ella Grouse and Ann
Woods were fined one dollar and costs
each for lettering around houses Of i'll.
shape.
A huge load of baggage, on it's way to
the Opera house, got stuck in gutter,
and in starting suddenly displaced several
trunks and three boys, who went to the
ground together. Strange nobody was
hurt.
Town talk SAYS that the new Union
Depot will be luilt on the present
grounds, between Market and Limestone
streets, and that the Panhandle people
will not be counted in. The general de-
sire is that all the roads run in to one
building.
The gay and festive Mollie is again to
the front. She has been held at the Sta
tion.house for several days past hy re-
quest of the Sheriff, who was under the
impression that her mother was coming
from Kentucky to take her waywarl
daughter home. Uncle Billy received
instructions to discharge Mollie from
custody on Thursday (,his morning),
unless her mother should arrive earlier.
Mollie did not care to see her mother,
and as she was not strictly watched,
easily escaped last Wednesday evening
and made straight up the railroad direct
for Urbana.
| Kuntz, the painter who made such a
desperate attempt to commit suicide, il
all right again. Mrs. Kuntz has in her
possession pint flask Of so-called
whisky, with the name of Koblentz, the
druggist, blown into the glass. She
visited the above-named druggist and
found that her husband had only re-
Gently paid in his hands three
dollars for the vile stuff. The contents of
the bottle found was tested by compe-
tent judge and pronounced the worst and
most dangerous mixture of ingredients
that could possibly be compounded. No
wonder Kuntz wanted to commit suicide
after drinking So worth Of such deli.
cious beverage.
vINCENNES. IND.
i Haverly's Juvenile "Pinafore" Com.
pany Thursday night. Reserved seats all
taken. .....f-
A. B. Craycraft was out for the first
time in six weeks, being confined to his
bed by Illness
| One of our Main street boys will soor
lead to the altar one of our beautiful
bellies. Will not some hearts be broken
though .-..
Ray and Bobby Brouilette have both
thrown up their situations, as they leave
for the West in few weeks and are
therefore taking the intervening time in
saying farewell to the fair ones to be lef,
behind. "
Ye Old Folkes Concerto on the 24th
will be unique entertainment, as some
of the best OF our home talent are con-
cerned in it. 1t is for the benefit of the
M. E. Church. Their programmes are
printed on common paper. Tickets Of
brown pasteboard, era 1776, costumes to
be worn same era.
BELLEVUE. KH
Council this evening.
Services in the NJ. E. Church tonight
William Mattox Is living temporarily
on Rhensford street.
The high river has played sad havoc
with the river bank during the last few
days.
Persons sending items for this column
should write plainly and only on one side
of the paper.
The Favorite Clubs ball takes place
tonight at Wenderoth's Hall. Good
music will be present.
1t is probable that citizens primary
meeting will be held on saturday night.
Every citizen who has the inte est Of the
town at heart should be present and vote
for men who are interested In the vel
fare Of the town.
The temperance meeting was ably I'D.