The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-24

sion in the Whitewater and Miami Val
leys. His genial nature, his skill and
faithfulness greatly endeared him to his
large circle of patrons, and his sudden
death will be great loss to this commu-
nifty. He leaves two sons and three
daughters and large number of rela-
tives to mourn his departure.
HAMILTON.
Jacob Buckle is around again after be-
ing confined to his bed for several
months.
At the Phillips House Sunday they
dined on twenty-five pound turkey
purchased of j, P. Davis.
Mr. L. Cartwright, an employe at Cope
q MaxwelPs pump works, got piece of
iron in his eye while at work on Satur-
day. He will be laid up for month or
more.
Charlie Seidenfaden lost two children
yesterday, aged three and six, but they
were found about 9 o'clock last night,
much to the satisfaction of the worried
parents.
VIM. H. Stewart, of the late firm of
Stewart & Parrish, desires a partner to
aid him in his maneuvers with the
razor. This Is an excellent opportunity
for an enterprising barber.
RAPID TRANsIT.-A family of Poland
ers moved into house on Washington
street at O'clock p m. on Friday last,
imagined they saw ghosts in the night
and moved out at o'clock Saturday
morning. This is the same house in
which Meier died some two months ago,
which probably solves the mystery.
In our stroll through VIM. G. Frecht-
ling & Co.'s "corner store" we found
Chris. filling wholesale orders, while
Fritz. was busily engaged waiting on
retail customers. Mr.. Frechtling has
lately purchased large stock of tobacco,
which embraces some Of the finest brands
in the market. At present they are do
ing an immense business
One of the busiest places in town is
F. J. Fischer & Co.'s hoe shop, where the
men are putting in twelve hours per day
making hoes, to be shipped to the South
and Southwest. They are turning them
out at the rate of 1900 dozen per week,
and are still unable to keep pace with
their orders. This enterprising firm is
soon to build large brick addition to
their shop, when they will be able to
turn out hoes by the million.
Yesterday was a fine day for the
parade, and everybody turned out either
to take part in, or witness the procession
as it marched through the principal
streets of the city. The Fire Depart
ment was one of the leading features of
the parade, as the "boys" had their
engines, carts, &C., finely decorated for
the occasion. In the evening one of the
largest audiences that ever convened in
the city crowded old Beckett's Hall to Its
utmost extent, to witness an excellent
programme. The speech of Gen. Van.
derveer, the recitations of little Miss
Cone and Miss Tubbs, together with the
tableaux, were among the commendable
features of programme.
The Military Ball was literally at
tended, and proved to be an elegant af-
fair.
CIRCLEvlLLE o.
George Grand Girard spent Sunday in
Kingston.
The Circleville Guards made grand
parade Monday.
Mr.. George Greyer, the jeweler, has
removed his store just opposite his old
stend, where he will remain while his
store is being improved.
AvONDALE.
Mayor Dickson will return home this
week.
Hurt street is being repaired. Better
late than never.
What has become Of the Doherty-street
railroad extension?
The sale of Mr. Thomas French's prop.
erty has been postponed.
TheSe are thirty-one children in the
CoIored Orphan Asylum.
The Cincinnati Eastern Railway will
soon have its line completed to the city,
the necessary rights OF way having been
secured.
Thomas French, Jr., formerly a resi-
dent of this village but now Professor
in the University at Urbana, Ohio, ap-
pears in new role, namely, that of
lecturer. The Champion Democrat pays
him handsome compliment in speaking
of that gentleman's first effort. The subject
of the lecture was Sound" which he
illustrated with apparatus recently i'm
ported by him from France. The Dem
Ocrat says that as a scientist Professor
French promises to occupy no secondary
position.
BELLEVUE. KY.
The Temperance entertainment takes
place two weeks from tomorrow night.
The four young men who received
free lecture on Sunday night are not
badly scared.
Another primary meeting will be held
IN Thursday night. A ticket is almost
selected to be nominated.
Professor McGinniss will try to organ
re a Good Templar Lodge tomorrow
hight. A big audience should be pres
mt.
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