The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-27
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yesterday.
p George Lamb leaves for New York City
this evening.
John Herbst, of Hamilton, Ohio, was Wis
iting friends here yesterday.
S.H. Gephart and A. Zeller, Of Dayton,
o., were In town yesterday on business.
Gilbert Dwinils, of this place, has gone
TO Cleveland, O., TO reside. Success, Gil
bert
Dan Vail, our young artist, has taken
charge Of the cigar stand in Huffs barber
shop
Charlie Brown, of Hamilton, o., is spend
ing q few days here with his friend, Sam.
Alexander.
Mr.. Elias Folk and family. of franklin,
O., spent Sunday with his father, George
Folk, on South Main street.
Tom Reed had q valuable mule killed
last WEDNESDAY morning at Reed Crossing,
three miles south of this place.
Miss Ida Oglesby, daughter of W. B.
Oglesby, returned home Saturday from
three months visit to relatives and friends
in the East.
Jacob Miller, clerk at T. M. Kemp q
Co.'S meat store, contemplates going to
Hamilton to reside. Henry Weisenborn
takes his place.
The invitations to the ball February eth
were printed at the Signal Office, and
finer and prettier piece of work can not be
found anywhere. ,,
\ Mrs. Elizabeth Cassidy was buried yes.
terday morning in the Cemetery east OF
this place. The funeral was one OF the
largest ever witnessed here.
The shooting gallery on Main street is
paying very we'll. Mr.. Daily will give
some very nice prizes at the end of this
week to the best marksmen. "a.
' W. A. Powell. of the Signal Office, while
playing football Friday afternoon got hit
under the chin with the ball. No more
football for Powell, if you please.
Wanted--All the members Of the Tyths
Quarts To be present at their armory to-
morrow evening at IN O'Clock without fail,
as the Muldoon Guards are expected to pay
usA visit Fun ahead. .s.
Mr.. Chas. Wesley, of the colored persqa-
sion, was taken in last SUNDAY night by Of
foer Pressler OH the charge OF tapping the
till of the United States Hotel. He will
have hearing before Mayor Hedding to-
day.
Jennie, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Tobert, died Saturday night of scarlet fe-
yer, aged three years, and was buried this
morning. Funeral services at the house
by Rev. Stewart Means. of the Episcopal
Church.
. The game Of football played at Amanda
Saturday afternoon between the second
high school team of this place and team
- mi, c11 f,f nf fha ahnvo t,lona 70.
suited in q victory for the school team by q
score Of IL too.
LEBANON. o.
Trades' Unions is the subject for discus
sioi, at the Mechanics Institute this week.
This is good subject and will no doubt be
ably handled.
We were glad to see Mr.. VIM. Bone. who
was dangerously hurt by being thrown
out VI u buggy some time ago on uur streets
last Saturday, looking remarkably we'll.
Morrow only sent up about 1900 names
on her petition to rem We the county seat,
and Lebanon glories in t o fact that she
can 20 at leust ], 200 better on her remon-
STRANGE.
..q WASHINGTON q. Hoo.
Our town was intensely excited on last
Sunday, 10 consequences OF lost boy. The
boy was finally found at the residence of
his Uncle, in Jasper Station, Ave miles FROM
home, W..
At the Temperance meeting on Sunday
the Hon. Mills Gardner closed IN lracti-
cal speech by subscribing money to enforce
temperance laws. His example was imnle
diateiy followed by N r. Brownell and other
citisera
James Holland and Robert Bass, twogen-
.tlernen OF color, were arrested by Deputy
, Sheriff Horace Lydy on Saturday last for
rohbing Risley's shoe store on last Monday
hight The case was worked up by Mr..
Lydy In his usual thorough manner, who
made the arrests after he had carefully
established eviderce sufficient to make q
sure case. Bass killed man several years
ago while assisting the Marshal to make an
arrest, but escaped conviction. 8
sPRIN0FIEAD- q.
The latest mentioned for Justice of the
Peace are Messrs Rnnysn and Durham.
Dave Merit Is in limbo for appropIiating
some pool balls at the Lewis Pool Room.
Forrest Davidson, one of the "walk-
aways" from Reeds Delivery" returned
to his old quarters on Monday morning.
Billy Walters is doing the right thing
about the Station-houss during Reid's sus-
pension. Billy is the solid man to the
front.
The child Mr.. Geo. w. Billow, mentioned
in the 6TAR of Monday as having been hor-
ribly scalded, fingered until Sunday night
when death released its horrible agony.
3 Council will tonight handle Billy Reeds
misfortune, and should they agree upbn a
v'bounce," then the applications of aspir-
ing chair warmers will receive attention.
WA. MeCrary. q contestant in the late
one hundred mile walk of the Springfield
Pedestrian Club, has challenged the victor
of the same, Geo. Allison, for like contest
in The sum Of $50 or more. ~
These aforementioned cases of violation
of liquor laws were disposed of in Court on
Monday: Charles Morgan. $25 and costs
Thomas Dugan. $40 and costs in three cases;
Powers and Hsbschnian, $55 and costs each,
John and James Doorly were tried In the
Mayors Court on Monday for assault and
battery and acquitted; then arrest was
called for upon III old feud, which was rung
in with the present shop trouble in hopes
of putting the men in bad light.
DR.. Charles W. Dunlap was rather severe
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