The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-02
THE DAILY STAR
OUR NEXT.DOOR NEIGHBORS.
Pickings by Star Reporters in Neigh.
boring Cities and Towns.
HAMILTON.

Another foot smashed at the Miles
works yesterday.
G. w. Wilson has gone to Washing
ton, d. c., on business.
Box "A WAS struck right by a fireman
at the Threes' yesterday.
Miss Molie Madford is visiting friends
and relations in Liberty, Ind.
Billy Medford walked fourteen squares
yesterday to see man that wasn't there.
Ed. St. John took in Springfield to-
. day. 1t will be noticed that this is one
of his regular trips.
DR.. A. A. Willetts will not lecture
again under the auspices of the Hamil-
ton Literary Society.
Mrs. VIM. Stewart returned from Ur-
bana last night after very pleasant visit
with her father, Mr.. Moss.
"The present condition of Ireland" will
be unfolded by J. Murdock, ESQ.,, at
Dixon's Opera house tonight.
Deinzer, Stephan & Co. shipped $4,000
pounds of freight, composed of hubs,
Bpokes, ETC., during the month Of
March.
The alarm Of fire from Box "a yester-
day was caused by small blaze in the
Bellevue House, kept by Philip Stepp,
on Second street.
DR.. Talbot SAYS it never was his in
tention to oppose John Schw ritz for
School Board unless he came out as an
Independent candidate.
The colored debating club will feather
out again in short time, when they will
be ready for business. After its organ-
ization they propose to challenge Voor-
HES and Thurman to an open discus
sion.
On Wednesday night vender of soar
and spurious jewelry became thoroughly
disgusted with the town and remarked
that his wares didn't take worth cent
but said that il he was Introducing three
card monte or had policies for sale people
would bite in minute. He left.
Mr.. Tom Connor, for several years
connected with Tom McGreevy in bust
ness, a young man of integrity and busi.
ness, will open the Capitolia Saloon to-
morrow afternoon. He intends making
this a grand opening and wants his
friends to drop in and see him.
Amanda Henniger and Peter Cline
were hauled up before Mayor Egry yes
terday and fined 81 and costs each. Peter
paid his fiqe like little man, but Aman-
da concluded she would take thirty DAYS
for refres' ments. They were caught by
the officers promenading the streets al
the wee small hour Of one.
Mr.. Henry Schultz tells us that aftel
spending as much for medical attention
as he has it would seem utter foolishness
to think of amputating his limb. After
exhausting the medical and surgica
knowledge of our physicians he has com.
municated with physicians of Cincinnati
and Oxford, who state that he can be
cured entirely, and that amputation is
unnecessary.
1t is a we'll known fact that William
Campbell has almost entire control ol
the ice trade in this city at present
Peter Schwab has about 800 tons more
than enough to meet his sdemand and vii
probably furnish opp stion for few
DAYS while this quantity is being
disposed of at retail. Ice il
now selling at sixty cents, bu
when hot weather sets in the price will
probably be raised to one dollar.
Tom Howell's spacious residence wa
thrown open to the Browning Club las
night, and large company Of its mem
bers and friends assembled to MAKE
merry the evening. The entertainment
was strictly frst-class in all PARTICULARS
the principal one of which was the sup
per. We would say it was elegant anC
superb, but those words are too tame, il
was simply grand and hugely enjoyed b,
every one in attendance.
At the Democratic meeting last night
the following paper was drawn up ant
signed by about forty persons:
owe the undersigned Democratic Can
didates. each and every one of us, pledg,
ourselves to abide with the decision o
the Democratic primary election for tn,
nomination of Democratic city and ware
tickets, and will abide by the result o
said elections and will support the ticke
nominated"
MIDDLETOwN.
Mss Sarah Dowd, of Dayton, O., i
the guest of Miss Mary Dowd.
J. E. Thomas, of West Bay City
Mich, was in our city yesterday on busi
ness.
The Republicans and Democrats vii
hold their corporation nominations thi
evening.
Miss Laura E. Price, of Sharonville
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvanus Pric
ON Main street.
The curiosity of the season is the tw,
small alligators at Fl. w. Bishop & CO..
grocery on Main street.
The members of the Fire Department
are requested to meet this evening il
the armory at 1880 sharp.
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