The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-30


Mrs. DR.. Markt will entertain some Of hR
young friends tonight
Hamilton Social temple will not hold %
regular open meeting next Monday nighA
An unlocked for surprise was rendered
Mr.. John Planter on Wednesday nig18
last --r.J
The wife of Kanien, the oyster can piek-
er and garbage-digger. has returned froa
IllinoiA
Cyrus Falconer has returned to his homD
in Delaware after short stay during -
fathers sickness -ft
Mrs. Carrie Day, of Eaton, Is visiting -
lations and receiving friends at the RI.
dence of Thomas A. Nizer. ..
Refreshments will be served, and q esa-
eral good time had by all who attend. An
friends are cordially invited
We are glad to state that Winnie Garvss
the young man who had his leg broken Id
Christmas, Is rapidly improving.
Mrs. Mary Mclaughlin, who has bea
sick for some time past, is now convalescing
under the medical attention Of Dr.. CaA
The sale Of tickets for the Wendell Phll-
lips lecture opened up in full blast at 3
O'clock last night at DR.. Meysn drqg
store.
Mayor Egry Is very careful not to allov
any begging within the city limits, henss
this public nuisance is given . warm -.
ception.
Hibner Bros arc the sole agents for PhA
Best's celebrated lager, and will hsreaftR
keep it on hand at the Oyster Bay und9
the Opera-house
Mr.. William Thompson, the Third Was9
lumber and coal dealer, has been avards4
the contract to furnish all the Lumbar In
the Augspurgers Bridge.
The two large bells that have lust ben
put up at the Zion Church will be dedicatsa
Sunday morning They will not bs rusg
till after the dedication. ..r5 -.
Ike Warwick met with an accident ON HI
way home from Jacksonburg, where he haA
been attending a trial. The buggy was con
considerably smashed and extensively
wrecked. 48
Barney Wackerls. the carpet-weaver am
man-slinger Of the First Ward, got badly
mixed on local affairs about a. m. yestss-
day. Three or four pugilists tried to ~
his head for a pug-mill, much to his con-
fusion.
Mr.. Samuel Eye, of st. Charles, Butl1
County, brought some of the largest hoD
to town ON Tuesday last that 1t has hsea
the good luck Of John w. Sohn to purchsA
The drove contained seventy-one hogs, ~.
eraging four hundred and thirty-fve poun1D
each. e.D
Hamilton will be almost deserted -
night-the main cause being the party q
Freeman Cary's residence, near SymmsS
Corner. Hamilton will be well represent.
ed, both in the quality and quantity 81 ~
delegates. A company of young persans h
expected from Cincinnati to aid In ~
coming enjoyment
The benefit dance given Owen Kearns a
Becketts Hall last night was we'll attended
and proved to be q meritorious affair. Al
midnight the whole company sat down b
an elegant supper, which was spread In tho
Hall and hugely enjoyed by everybody.
The receipts of the evening will net Q
handsome sum. N
At the meeting Of the Board Of Edues
ton last night the regular monthly saka.
ries Of teachers and oil the employees q
the Board were allowed. Bills to To
amount of $110 were passed, and intersse
on bonds to the amount Of $S5 allowed. 4
Visiting Committee, composed of MessuA
Brewer, Griffin and shirler was appointed.
At the social given by the ladies' OF tha
Universalist Church ut the residence Il
Mrs. Hutchinson. on Dayton street. this
evening, the following interesting peo-
gramme will be rendered: =
Organ voluntary. William Huber, y
seiec' d cI'rS H9sS
Vocal duet...................- Mr.. jas Jas W. ovrnss q
Original poem. by VIM. Huber. Jr., read by
...".............. Miss Manda GALLOWAY
Solo, vocal. Jennie Van Dyo
parody. Mn. d.. FcteR
Nocai J. x Cfi0ee
chorus the Cho8
We took stroll through the blacksmith
shop Of the Long q Allststter establishmsnS
yesterday morning, and found the men bus.
lily engaged on the Hughes Sulky Plow, f0
which the demand is very great. Mr.. ThoA
Nizer, or Uncle Tommy" as the 'boysr
call him, was busily engaged drawing ouS
beams for the above named pillow, being -.
sisted by Fred. Leveline, q labor-lover q
the First Ward. William Hoover, one q
the most pleasant-looking mon in the shoA
was making sickle butts. He was too busy
to notice even Q reporter, hence We didns4
bother him much. Fred. Elser was bend
ing mold boards and tempering them ready
for use, and seemed more inclined to con
verse with us. answering the many quss.
tons prompted by our inquisitivenssA
George Leveline was head over heels in bua-
mess, shining up mold boards for the Sully
Plow. In our exodus We met VIM. Level
len, who was sharpening moving machino
teeth by the thousand. u"h
DAYTON. o.
The Old Guard meets tonight
There were nine deaths and fortytwo birthSlA
the city last week.
Robert Burdette, the Burlington Hawkeye nnA
was In the city yesterday.
Mr. John C. Morris was last night elected pein.
cipal OF the Fifth District School a.
The Sisters Of st. Elizabeth Hospital yesteeaag
received quantity OF food from the Society of ~
Ancient Order Of HibernianA
The wedding Of Mis- Mary Meyen and Hmfls
Lehman took place last evening ct the residenua
Of the brides parents on First street
A reception was last evening given to he -
Gently married pair, Mr.. and Mn Harry T. Wolfa
ut the residence of the groom's mother, Mn. J0h1
I. Wolfe, on Bridge street. T.r ~
The following art the marriage licenses imusa
yesterday by the Probate Court Benjamin SmiiA
and Mary Ecehart, Emil C. Lehman and NAG
L. Meyer, Frederick Cross and Frances L Had