The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-23

was considerably burned, bat is an old
one and will be pulled down soon to
make room for handsome residence, to
be occupied by Mr.. Purcell.
RELLEvUE. KY.
Mr.. B. Il. Robb will shortly open his
pony track at Cleveland, o.
Several additions will be made to the
Good Templars tomorrow night.
Mr.. Burton Hazen, the well-known
pilot, arrived home from Memphis this
morning.
The Kleine Brothers Quadrille Band
are progressing finely in their practice
every evening.
The archers are improving wonder
fully in their practice. The target is
missed as often as it is hit.
The stockholders of the Bellevue
Hall Association are requested to meet
in the Council Chamber tomorrow night
to form permanent organization. 1t
is important that each stockholder should
be present in person or by written
proxy.
Property has advanced considerably
in the last month. There are only about
two houses in town for rent.
The Knights of Honor meet this even
ing. An excellent programme has been
arranged for the good of the order.
Mr.. Oliver Hartwig is still lingering
in our midst, Notwithstanding Che says
he has pretty wee wife in New Or
leans.
A number of our citizens are thinking
OF getting up an entertainment for the
beEefit of worthy citizen. We hope
the matter will be thoroughly worked up
as it would undoubtedly be success.
HAMILTON.
Since the fine weather has sci in S. p
Davis keeps open store.
J. H. Booth is putting up an iron
fence in front OF his new property or
Third street.
Mr.. Shank, the dry-goods merchant, il
an early riser. He WAS out this morning
before 6, walking for his health.
John Weigle had the fingers Of hh
right hand mashed in set of calenders
at the Fair Grove paper mill Wednes
day night. DR.. kirkpatrick dressed the
wound.
The 0. G. College still continues to be
a popular educational center, and brag;
of having students from far and near
Prof. w. A. Nichols is the able and pop
ular Principal
Tony McCaffrey left yesterday fol
Liberty, Ind, on trip, the nature OF
which he positively refuses to divulge,
but we will wager ten to one that he
comes back married man.
The Street Railroad Company is build
ing three new cars on the Philadel phia
plan, with open sides, which, when COM
pleted, will make valuable addition to
the transfer capacity of this city.
One of Wm. Miller's children was quite
badly burned yesterday afternoon. She
was going by the stove when her dress
caught, enveloping her in sheet of
flames. DIR. Scott was called and rem
dered the necessary medical attention.
SCHOOL BoARD.-At the School Board
meeting last night the bill for trees for
the different School-house yards was re-
ferred to a special committee to report in
four weeks.
The following committees were ap-
pointed:
Law-John Schwartz, o. @. Brewer,
Lot d. Northrup.
Teachers and Salaries-C. Rothenbush,
J. F. Schwenn, Frank Hammerle.
Studies and Text Books-O. G. Brewer
G. Rothenbush, Lot D. Northrup.
Building and Repairs-Frank Ham
merle, James Giffen, Asa Shuler.
Fuel and Cleaning-John f. Schwenn
John Schwartz, Asa Shuler.
Finance-Asa Shuler, James Gifen
Frank Hammerle.
Clailns-O. G. Brewer, John Schwartz
John F. Schwenn.
Printing-Lot D. Northrup, James
Gifen, G. Rothenbush.
VENCENNES. IND.
A. B. Craycraft left for the South fol
his health.
Mr.. E. Marks, brother of Mrs. Ben
Kuhn, is in the city on visit.
The Ringgold Light Guard Band O.
1erre Haute will give concert here
next Monday.
B. OF L. F. HoP.-The White Apron
Hop, given by Old Post Lodge, No. II
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
was the event of the season in point O
numbers and select attendance. 1t wa
decidedly success. Until the we,
small hours of morn the light fantastic
held its sway, and all Went away de-
lighted.
Many beautiful and unique designs
in aprons were worn, but Miss Katie
Hogan, who wore beautiful white satir
apron trimmed in point lace, won th'
prize, a. beautiful solid gold ring, a
being the most tastefully attired
Among the strangers present were Misse
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