The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-08

tion was oreanized in June, 1879. and has
at present over IS, 800 members. The Hon.
Milton Barnes is President and Jonn F.
Follett, Esq, of Cinninnati, Vice Presi-
dent
MIDDLETOWN.O d.
The circus season is now on hand and no
bills posted yet.
Seebe McFalr is lying quite sick with
measles at Madison.
There will be services in all the churches
Tomorrow morning and evening.
There were two weddings and two deaths
and no births during the past week.
Mr.. N. B. Freeman, of Fort Wayne.
Ind, was in town yesterday on business.
J. Gould, the carriage manufacturer, re-
moved his household goods to Camden yes
terday.
The finest Strawberries in the market
can be found at James Reeds the Third
street fruit dealer.
Mrs. Ives, of Cincinnati, has returned
home, after pleasant visit with her
m ther, Mrs. George Jacoby.
Sam McFall, with his force OF hands, are
busy removing o twO-story frame house
from Main street to Nor h broadway.
The German Catholic Church has COM
menced a public scho ! for the members
children in the frame building adjoining
the church.
Charles Ballett and Chris Putt, two of
Middletown's famous pedestrians, have en-
tered for the S-day go-as-you-please match
at Cincinnati, to commence May l6, under
the MANAGEMENT of J. Englehart. Our
boys will give some one hard tussle.
| sPRIn0FIELD. a
Mosquitoes and potato bugs have made
their appearance.
| The German Lutheran Churches held
services Oh Ascension Day.
"Uncle Billy" Moore will soon settle in
his new house ON West Main street.
Mr.. c. e. Stewart, proprietor OF the st.
James Hotel, is very accomm odating to his
guests
The Lagonda House is being furnished
with ,e4eered perforated seats by "Happy
Tonl."
The Western Bows will practice for the
irst time under the new chief. at st. J0hi's
Sewing Machine shops, on Monday at
O'clock.
Quite number Of our citizens partook
of sumptuous dinner at the barn raising
of MIR. t. Kames, three miles south Vt
Springfield
| The ProhiDitionists are holding their
County Convention at City Hail this after
neon for the purpose Of nominating q
county ticket
Mrs. Banes, Joseph Chippinger, Harris
Howard and David COMPTON we're speak
eis at the Murply meeting lag. night. A
number of signers to the pledge.
Mrs. J. NJ. Oldham and daughter. Minnie,
after ali extended trip to G dorado FIR the
formers health, have returned, much 10
the deil~ ht OF their many friends.
Mr. s. NJ. Gilinghorn started lis Chica-
go Mead running yesterda'. lie nas also
made new improvements In his ice-creanl
pariors on Sonth Lmeslone street.
A large delegation OF colored Masons of
this city will G, to Cincinnati ION ghC to
attend the funeral of Wililm Bell, the
oldest colored Knight Templar in the
country.
The anniversary of the Young Mems
Chris ian Association viii take place at
t Opera Hous to.morr w afternoon. A
number If OR city clergymen will take part
in the exercises.
Mr. Grswold, we'll known as the "Fai
Contributor" and editor of the Saturday
N ght, will deliver u humorous lecture ut
Blacks Opera-house on Thursday evening,
May 18Th. The Murphy choir will be pres
lent, and furnish some tine vocal music fol
u = tlo/ u 1, TO-, ,,x,.h Ia J.,
in the reach of all. Ouy rs cents. .
The arrest on Thurs lay of Geo. J. Butze
for The alleged theft and forgery of a banl
certificate OF del losit is town talk. Ther,
is much sympathy manifested for the >ouut
man i the community. The general i'm
preston is gainin. ground that he has be
come mentally deranaed, as here etofore h,
has borne IT character OF ,he strict st on
esty and business integrity and fidelity.
The members of the Veteran Memoria
Asso iation met at the Murphy Club room
: Thursday evenin. to make prebarati M
;; for decorating soldiers graves. The tin
was fixed for Saturday. May 29th. insteat
of Sunday, May 30th. The Secretary wa
instructed to invite civil, nj litary and otie
societies. They will hold another meeting
, next Thursday event. 6 to make further ar
rangements.
} RELLEvUE. KY
Notice the services IN the NJ. e. Church
: to morrow.
The usual temperance meetinglwill b
q held tomorrow night.
It Rev. Father Wecker will take his farewe
Of his congregation tomorrow.
T. Mrs. Len. Griggs wife of Assessor Grigg
II has been quite ill, but is nov much in
proved.
e Mr.. Brookbank and family have remove
d into their new cottage on Prospect stree
near Washington avenue.
d The Knights of Honor conferred the d
II grtes of Youth and Manhood last night.
l. splendid evening was spent
The Good Templars meet might at the
e hall on Prospect street. 1t is requested I'll,
is ali officers and members be present.
a The talk OF arresting milk men, new
paper carriers and streeL-car drivers is pul
'r bosh from all imaginary persoA's brain.
e Rev. R. W. Watson has taken up his ne
il manent residence in the two.story house ,
Mr.. Burris, near Washington ayeuue an