The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-06-05

yesterday from his residence on Ash street
at 2 p. m. Mr.. Scott was one of Piqua's
Oldest and respected citizens. He had
a large fortune and was
President of the Piqua National Bank.
He leaves host of relatives and friends
to mourn his loss.
Yesterday morning, while the front
part of Hemsteger's clothing store was
being swept out, burglars entered the
back door and made away with six coats
and bundle of lining. One coat and
the lining was recovered. During the
night they tried the doors of Rev. Mr..
Fisher, Mr.. Slauson and Mr.. Newhoff.
They were frightened away by shot
from Mr.. Slauson's pistol.
MT. HEALTHY.
The Odd Fellows attended, in body,
the funeral of the late Daniel Flamem of
College Hill.
Mr.. John Lane, one of the earliest set
tiers, is lying very low at his residence
near this place.
Woodbine Lodge, 10. O. F., is pre-
pairing for picnic to be held in john
sons Grove on the Sd of July.
The Christian Sunday Schools of Cum
minsville and Mt. Healthy will unite
and hold a picnic and basket meeting in
Johnson's Grove next Sunday.
Ed. and Charley Holiday have pur-
chased the fixtures, ETC., of the Irwen
House, and have started hotel on the
European plan. Success to them.
BELLEVUE. IKE.
Meeting of the stockholders of the
Town Hall tonight.
The Knights of Honor conferred the
third degree on two of its members last
night.
Councilman 7. F. Beyland, who has
been out on the road the past week, will
arrive home tonight.
Regular service in the M. E. Church
tomorrow morning and evening by the
pastor Rev. r. w. Watson.
Councilman John G. Luhn, who has
been quite sick during the last few days
is, we are glad to say, much better.
The temperance meeting tomorrow
night will be addressed by the we'll
known river pilot, Nh. Taylor Wells, of
Newport.
The Klein brothers will render selec-
tions of Music at the M. E. Sunday
school tomorrow morning with brass in
struments.
The new cars for the Street Railroad
arrived in Cincinnati this morning at 5
o'clock The cars will probably be on
the track by Monday.
Council did not transact any business
on Thursday night, there being no
quorum present. The meeting will be
held on Monday night.
The G.. T.'s will have (g. t.) good
time tonight. Several limitations, a
good programme, and business of import
ance to members, who are ali requested
to be present.
Parents who let their children out of
their sight should be careful who is watch
ing them. Yesterday evening a little
girl barely able to walk was perched upon
the stone wall on the north side of Fair
field, below Hallem street, and would
undoubtedly have allen offhad it not been
for Mr.. Keeney, of Berry avenue, who
jumped off car in time to save it.
SPRINGFIELD,
The season has come for picnics and
excursions.
Meeting of the Young Mems Christian
Association this evening.
The Lookout House is making slow
progress this cool weather.
Scarlet fever has died out. and the peo-
pie are glad to hear it, too.
The members of the graduating class
numbered over twenty-seven.
Mr.. John Kenard, who received inju-
ries by a runaway horse last week, is out
of danger.
The census enumerators are under an
iron-clad oath not to divulge anything
in reference to their labors.
Mr.. Henry T. FLOYD, who has been
very i'll for the past five months with in
fammatory rheumatism, under the care
of DR.. Bryant is slowly recovering.
1t is rumored that the Sunday-school
of the First Lutheran Church will have
a picnic at an early day on the Spring
field Southern, but has not yet been de-
cided.
Pat. Rooney's New York Star Combi-
nation, under the direction of Harry
Miner, will give an entertainment at
Blacks Opera-house Monday evening,
June 7th.
The Pleasant-streetSun Sunday-schooi chill
dren held a picnic yesterday at Bechtels
Woods The scholars made fine ap-
pearance marching through town in the
morning under the charge of their re-
spective teachers.
Mr.. James Nelson, blacksmith and
wagonmaker, is doing quite an extensive
business, to the credit of those who
patronize him. He also does plow re-
pairing. A specimen of his work was
shown US bv an outsider" and it il
highly appreciated.
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