The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-01
on Thursday evening by number of his

Thomas Haley, the man who had his
arm and leg amputated, is reported to be
in very bad condition with but slight
hopes of his recovery.
That large stock of goods lately pur-
chased by VIM. Frechtling in New York
has arrived aad is ready for inspection.
He has rnshings by the thousand.
c. E. Redenberg and Frank Haungs
will never again indulge in social shake
between the bumpers of local freight.
'Nevers" Well, hurriedly ever. az
In yesterdays issue the types made us
say Dauer instead of Sauer, as intended.
But then every one knows Mart. Sauer,
the only original Basin-street iron and
tin man. o4rt ...-.
Oh. Crow, late proprietor of Basin
street ranch, was arrested for selling
liquor without license, by the United
States Marshal, of Cincinnati, and not
by Connover, as announced.
This weeks Democrat prints lengthy
and original poem, written by Ransford
Greenwood, of the First Ward High
School. 1t is masterly production and
shows great proficiency on the part of
its author.
1t was currently rumored yesterday
that two of our young attorneys had left
this golden and SUNNY section either for
the fiowery the prairies of illimitable West
or for the solid South, where the blue
waves of the Gulf of Mexico swell up a
constant choral symphony with music of
our National anthem.
Mr.. Geo. Helvy sewers his connection
with the Phoenix Castor Company to-
night, after several years of faithful and
energetic toll as foreman of their works
in this city. He leaves Monday morn
ing for Cincinnati to accept a very de-
sirable position with an enterprising firm
of Fourth street. May success attend
him.
While the guests were enjoying sup
per at the surprise party rendered Mr..
John Heet the other evening, some
sneak thief who is probably accustomed
to the smallest kind Of ward chicanery,
crept up stairs and stole from the bureau
drawer box Of ci gars and one or two
other small articles, making good his es-
cape. This is not the first complaint Of
a similar kind that has reached us, and
We would warn the guilty party to be-
ware. .....-. .,......
| LlNWOOD.
Buffalo fish are very plentiful in the
backwater. ....f
| Where is the Street Commissioner
The sidewalks need repairing.
Rev. J. R. Bamese, DID,, has moved
to Cheviot, where he will preach.
MIDDLETUwN. ..
Charles Bapst's confectionery room is
receiving new coat of paint.
| A few of our citizens will take in the
excursion to Chattanooga next Tuesday
Round trip $6.
The Flower Festival was not patron
lied as much lis anticipated, the evenin,
being very disagreeable.
James Garrison has purchased the gro
ceries stock of G. s. Monfort's, and will
take possession Immediately.
| Mr.. B. B. Edison, of the firm of John
ston & Edison, has returned from bust
ness trip to New York City. ..
i Don't forget the walking match that i
now in progress in Germantown. Go VI
and encourage the Middietown boys.
There will be services held in all tn
churches to morrow morning and even
+ inf, the regular ministers officiating.
Jim Clark, of Urbana, O., was ar
rested Thursday night for committing
small theft from the restaurant Of All
Schaffer, near the Shorthne Depot.
Martin Rice was buried by the en-
. ployes of Wilson h McCally's tobacc
: factory instead of the employees of P.
; Sorg & Co., as reported in the Signal.
Wilson & McCally, tobacco manufat
lures at this place, employ 112 wrappers
instead Of 65 as reported, and are no,
o running full force, employing 352 hand
J, in all.
Don't forget the excursion to Ricf
i mond, Ind, next Thursday morning
It May 9Th. p - trip 81 25. Tieket
> for sale by Hebner or Henr
Behrens.
Charles Ballett, one of Middletown
e best pedestrians, will contest for th
it prizes in the six days go-as-you-plea,
match in Cincinnati, to commence I'll
10th Of May.
+ Ladies needing nice new hat or boz
Ii net should not fail to examine Mrs. Fla
nishs stock before purchasing, and sl
n will sell them lower than any other mi
n liner in the city. Give her call.
l. AS the Hose and Reel Company wei
on the road to the fire yesterday afte
a noon, a man by the name of John Grai
7 happened to be crossing the street whe
g he was suddenly knocked down, the re-
passing over his right knee, braising hi
ss badly.
9. A fire was discovered yesterday afte
Z, noon about o'clock, on the roof
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