The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-17

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father, George Folk, on South Mali
street.
Mr.. Peter Lynch, who injured his foo
with pick some four weeks ago, yer,
badly, made his first appearance on tn
streets yesterday.
! Miss Mamie Hyams, who has beer
visiting friends and relatives at Frank
lin, O., for the past three months, re
turned home Saturday evening.
Some of our Middletown pedestrian
went to Germantown this morning to
make arrangements for another walking
match to come off soon at that place.
The Anthony and Ellis Uncle Toms
Cabin Combination are billed for Leibee's
Opera Hal at this place Monday night
February Sd, under management of Jas
E. Woolley.
The prizes that were offered Saturday
night by Mr.. Daily, proprietor of the
shooting gallery on Main street, were
awarded to VIM. Price, first; Mr.. Van.
derver, second; and John Kirkman,
third, fourth and fifth.
The Tytus Guards, of this place, have
been invited to attend a grand ball to be
given at Dayton, O., on Washington's
birthday by Company K of the First
Regiment, O. N. G. Our boys are ex-
pected to attend in full dress un form.
GREENFIELD. q.
The faro bank is thing Of the past.
Look out for another marriage in
Greenfield, this time on Washington
street. ...... ..
Colonel Bowen, Of Columbus, will de.
liver series of lectures at City Hall this
week, commencing Thursday. Subject
Temperance and Local Option" Col
Bowen is fluent speaker and is able to
do the subject justice. Come out and
hear him.
The Gymnasium Club gave another
entertainment at City Hall, Saturday
night, to a select audience of about 500.
Everything passed off very smoothly,
with the exception of little accident
which happened TO VIM. Anderson, who
received a serious fall in the bar per-
formance.
The temperance meeting held at the
Baptist Church last Sabbath, under the
leadership of Mr.. J. H. Rodgers, was
greeted with large attendance. Tenn
perance people speak with great encour-
agement in regard to the progress of tenn
perance in Greenfield and the surround
ing country.
George Doggett, who assaulted Charley
Anderson in the Harper House week
before last, of which mention was made,
appeared before Justice McAlpin yester-
day (Monday) morning and waived an
examination, and was bound over in the
sum of $500 to appear before the Grand
Jury at the next term Of court.
WEST CONVICTION. KY.
The ladies of the NJ E. Church of
West Covington have tickets out an
nouncing an Oyster Supper on the 26th
of this month. Tickets, 25 cents.
The Rev. VIM. McAfee, Of Louisville,
formerly of Ludlow, KY, favored the
citizens Of West Covington last night
with a sermon. Mr.. McAfee came very
Unexpectedly.
LEBANON, o.
Mr.. Gunther, merchant tailor, has
taken the agency for the "Victor" sew
ing-machine.
Glen. Beachy is going to run at the
spring election with far greater success
than any of the horses ran which he ell
tered at the several Fairs he has attended
throughout the country. ..
Mr.. Burdsall has undertaken the
rather difficult contract to remove. the
house formerly used by Nate Wood as
a residence, on Cherry street. Mr.. Burd-
sail uses an entirely different truck from
what has heretofore been used. and we
hope the undertaking will prove sue
cess, as the shifting Of old buildings has
always been disappointment to ali con-
nected with the job.
EATON. o.
Yankee Robinson Minstrel Troupe Of
Camden will positively appear at the
Opera House tomorrow "Wednesday
evening.
At the Opefa.house last night the El-
dorado Nee Club entertained an appre-
ciative audience with some of their select
songs, and among the many which they
rendered the one entitled "Those Golden
Slippers" received the most vociferous
applause.
A new feature introduced at the Loan
Art Exhibition, now in progress at the
Opera-house, is that every one caught
is taken up to the "fooIs ta-
ble," there to remain until the next
"victim to laughter" is caught and the
first released, and 80 on, ct eetera.
John R. McCord, the Excursion Agent
of the G., r. & G. r. R Co. will run one
Of his popular Sunday excursions to the
Hamburg" of America next Sunday,
22d inst, to give all an opportunity to
see the closing day Of the eighty-four
hour walk now in progress at the Belle
vue House. Round trip only 81 25.
Yesterday Tuesday, afternoon several
of the friends of Joseph Woerner, the
popular Barron-street merchant and tail
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