The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-21

AoePahg Ihe PIKE al loPaii "i1nin 'ho
culvert."
The following persons were appointed
Inspectors Of Election, to take place
March 9th:
First Ward-Ducks' coal yard. Judges,
John Young, James Mccormick. Clerk,
Frank Moore.
Second Ward-Kinkead's coal yard.
Judges, julie Haagland, J. NJ. Geaves.
Clerk, Nathan Cochran.
Third Ward-Court-house. Judges,
VIM. R. Jones, Mark Smith. Clerk,
George R. Clark.
Fourth Ward - Worsham's shop.
Judges, VIM. Wood, Mike Mclaughlin.
Clerk, B. P. Cornell.
Adjourned.
MIDDLETOWN. o.
To Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. McFadden, a
daughter, Friday morning.
L. F. Bowman, proprietor of the cheap
store, was in Cincinnati yesterday on
business.
R. H. Morgan, of Philadelphia, Penn,
was registered at the United States Ho-
tel yesterday.
Gilbert Dwinile has returned from
Cleveland, O., where he has been working
for the past two months.
P. j. Sorges & Co.'s tobacco factory
has been shut down for q few days on
account of running out of licorice.
What is the matter with our candidates
for Mayor Does it not pay, gentlemen,
or are you holding back your names?
J. M. Wagner, the gas-6tter on Third
street, has taken the contract of reftting
the Franklin Paper Mill with steam
pipe.
Two young ladies of Hamilton have
opened a dressmaking establishment on
Third street above M. Simpsons tailor
shop.
Tramps are upon our streets again, and
are becoming nuisance. Something
should be done to make these fellows
work.
r. J. Smith, of the firm of Charles
Brown & Co., of Cincinnati, was in town
yesterday calling on his many Gus
toners.
A grocery wagon belonging to Charles
Latterner was somewhat damaged yes
terday morning, caused by the wheel
coming off,
George Huff our fashionable Third
street barber, has received a very hand
some children's hair cutting chair from
Cincinnati.
Miss Mary Meeker and Miss Alice
Bial, of Franklin, Ohio, are visitins Miss
Rosa Sausagegiver at her au1t's, Mrs A..
G.. Clendeney.
Thomas Taylor, son of John Taylor,
has returned home from his Western
visit in Kansas and Missouri, and reports
everything in good order.
The Anthony & Ellis "Uncle Toms
Cabin" company consisting of thirty ar
fists, will play at Leibee's Opera Hal
Monday night. Reserved seats at Geo
Huff's cigar stand.
| Everybody Oarge and small will
have good chance tonight to win
something of value, and useful, for the
small sum of 10 cents, at the shooting.
gallery on Main street.
The real estate appraiser for Lemon
Township, has with the approval of the
County Auditor appointed G. B. Barnett
and J. G. FAIRIES to assist him in apprais
ing the property of Middletown.
A four-year-old son of August Mile,
died Thursday afternoon with scarle
fever, and was buried this morning. Tn.
funeral services were held at the Ger
man Lutheran Church by the Rev.
Huebner.
Van. Lester, the man that was sc
badly injured by a mule last Monday. i
still no better, and with little hopes o
his recovery. Mr.. Lester was not kicket
by the mule, as reported. He had takel
him out of the stable, and was leadin,
him to water, when the animal made
dash at him and knocked him down
stamping him terribly, and breaking hi
jaw in three places. Mr.. Leister is lyini
in very critical condition.
GREENsBURG. IND.
| The Mardi Gras excursionists are ex
pected home in few days.
The March term of Commissioners
Court convenes Monday week.
Mrs. Dan. Moss, of Charleston, ILL.,,
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Franl
Henry.
In consequence of bad health Mis-
Irena Durham has given up her place il
Public School. Mr.. Rumier takes he
place.
All orders for subscription to th,
EVENING STAR, if handed in to Erd
mans cigar store, will receive immediate
attention.
Elder Connor, of the Christian Church
has accepted a call from Illinois, and lef
last evening for his new field, much tt
the regret of all his old friends here.
| RICHMOND, IND.
| Heller's gift show at Opera-house
Monday evening, February 23d.
Anthony h Ellis "Uncle Tom
Cabin" Combination, Tuesday evening
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