The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-04
ADDITIONAL SUBURBAN.
WAPAKONETA. q.

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again.
Mr.. Aldo Lind has quit the employ q
Mr.. Leon Levy, clothier.
John Gsrwood Is back to his old place =
the painting line. He is going to work f@
Herr Maver.
Leopold Loser, at the end Of two wes14
work. gets the premium for subscriben -
the Musical Journal
HAMILTON.
D. M. Stewart of Xenia, was In our cl1v
on business.
Mrs Samuel Sullivan Is suffering with q
severe attack OF lung fever.
Miss Mary Westbreck, one Of the pop
ular organists of Trenton. Is visiting friends
in this city.
The funeral Of Elizabeth Mueller took
place yesterday from St Johns Church.
Rev. Stemple officiating.
Tickets for the concert on Thursday
evening for the benefit of St. Mary's
Church, are going of like shot cakes"
Bentel, Margedant & Co., manufactures
of all kinds of woodworking machinery,
have sold out their entire interest in ths
shop to J. W. Sohn, for 5000
There will be grand entertainment It
Becketts Hall on Sunday next for tho
benefit of st. Joseph's. which was lately
visited with an engine Of destruction.
Mr.. Jacob Miller, of this city, has recov.
cred from his severe illness and left Us foe
Nebraska, in quest of health. May hin
search for this precious jewel be not in
vain.
Chris & Fred. have arranged WilllaA
G. Frechtling & Co.'S. show window, so thst
it now compares favorably with that oe
Joseph PEBBLES. the King grocer Of ths
Queen City.
Everybody wishing to spend pleasant
evening should not fail to attend the
Masqus Ball given by the Star Dancing
Club on Tuesday. evening of this week. as
Becketts Hall.
At the 'snide'' performance given Mon
day evening, the brave Miss Allie Weavee
tainted on the stage as q result of "a short
troupe expects to ''rope in" a Dayton audi
en"' tonight.
Ur. Talbot has moved into his new rsak
dence, corner of Fourth and Ludlow streets
which is one of the contest and best q.
ranged houses in the city. He is an enter.
prising and wideawaks man, and has woa
an enviable reputation both as q physiclaa
and gentleman.
STATION HOUSE, CHIMKs.-Martindals q.
rested Chris. Yerser for being drunk, and
John Ryan for driving through funeul
procession. Fatty Bruck pulled in Pat
Maginnis. the Mollie Mcguire of the crew.
Dunwoody arrested John Bagtersly foe
peddling without license.
About thirty feet has been washed Away
from the center of the main dam that feeds
the Hydraulic, some three miles above
here. Men are now at work repairing the
rent, but until the job is completed several
mills along the bank will necessarily b
compelled to suspend work.
The Art Loan Exhibition, to be held d
the NJ. e. Church, commencing February
| 18th and continuing six days, promises q
bs' an affair that will eclipse any thing Il
this line ever held in Butler County. Tn
members of different committees are Cd
in the field of labor working hard to secuEl
its success. ..lt.... ....e .5...
BATTLE OF TIE BooKs-A contest which
promises to be both lively and long hau
just opened in the city Of Hamilton and 4
awakening a good deal Of interest Ths
contesting parties are w. Flagler, who rsP-
resents the Edinburgh subscription edition
of the Cyclopedia Britannica, of which
porters, and H. G. Morey, who represents
issued by J. M. Stoddart 4 Co., OF Philadel.
phia. A public meeting, called for the pur-
pose Of comparing these two works, was held
last evening. P. G. Berry was chosen Modsr-
ator and the following impartial judges
were chosen to decide the points at issuas
l. D. Brown, J. w. Balm, ]. s. McNeeley.
C. F. Cook, w. A. Eudaly, Jas. w. Ses
and John Acton. This question consumed
most of the time last evening: rs tn
Scribner edition printed from the ssms
plates as the original Edinburgh editionf'
On this, the only question decided, tn
judges rendered the following decisions
1.-The Scribner edition Is not printed froa
unaltered plates, but may be from altsrsd
or corrected plates" The discussion viD
be continued tonight g.. ..y f a.H
EATON. o.
The revival at the NJ. &. Church still 90.
| tinues.
| Died, last Saturday, at his late residence
| VI CoHouIuptAouy JaCOU NdlOE, dgcu UlAbya
seven years, after lingering illness
''Ten Nights in Bar-room" will bs pr.
formed by the Dramatic Club from our sis-
ter village West Alexandra, at the Opers-
house next Friday evening, 9th inst.
A Loan Association will be held at ths
Opers-hOuse next week, commencing Mon
day evening, 9th inst, under the auspices
of the ladies of the Universalist. Church
LAWRENCEBURa. IND.
Mrs. Clinton Jones, Of the Hunts HotGl
left yesterday for Indianapolis
Mr.. L. Kupferschmidt has two grsps
vines in full bloom in his jewelry store.
The Good Templars' District Convention
meets here Thursday and Friday of thin
week. in the !. o. g. T. Hall. This district
comprises Dearborn, Ripley and 0his
Counties.
Ex-Mayor J. J. Hauck will be buried
from his residence on Tate street. to-mor.
row Tuesday, afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev.
8. N. Wilson assisted by Rev. II. Meili viii
perform the last sad rites over the remains.
MIR. Hauck was aged sixty-three yes&
| NEWARK. ..
Miss Kate Claxton opened the new Musis
Hall with . $500 house. Much credit u