The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-28

OUR NExT.DOOR NEIGHBORS.
Pickings by Star Reporters in Neigh
boring Cities and Towns.
n Am hilton.


A select party was held at the resi-
dence Of Mr.. George K. Shaffer last even
ing.
A number of X. P.s will apply fol
"the new degree" Friday night. There's
fun ahead!
Three new fermenting tubs were start
ed at Pattison & CaldwelPs distillery
this morning.
1t is alleged that nearly all of oul
saloonists have dropped the schooner
business entirely. Ice!
Capt. w. G. Margedant is spoken of as
the proper person to appoint as Trustee
of the Lane Free Library from the Sec
ond Ward.
More than two thousand children have
been enrolled in the Hamilton Public
Schools this year. Of this number IT'S
are studying German.
Another one of those nicely gotten up
athes left the Niles shop this morning
for Lima, to be used by the Railroad
Company at that place.
Now it is that the school boy shows
signs of failing health, and gets permis-
sion to recuperate with the fshing-pole
in hand along the deep Miami.
There will be meeting of molders at
FinzePs Hall tomorrow evening at z 80
o'clock. A good attendance is desired
as business of special Importance is to be
transacted.
Thomas Haley, the victim of serious
railroad accident at this place last Satur-
day, causing amputation of his left arm
and leg, is reported by DR.. Talbot to be
slowly recovering.
A nobby spring wagon left Kern g.
Schweizer's carriage shop this morning
These two enterprising young men
are getting down to the red-hot real
tiles of business, and must certainly
succeed.
A very liberal sized party of Young
folks went to Maplewood last night to
attend leap-year party given at the
residence of Miss Emma Hoss. AS near
as we can learn they all enjoyed them
selves hugely.
ii. p. Dove, one of the whole-souled
and pleasant storekeepers at the Miami
distillery, leaves next Saturday for
Dayton to accept similar and very lu-
cratlve position under the watchful eve
of Uncle Sam.
The Hon. J. J. Burns gets credit
among the Butler County teachers fer
having published an invaluable public
document in the shape of his annual
report. Auditor Berry has a larger de-
mand for this report than he can fiji.
The M. E. Sabbath-school will give a
strawberry and ice cream festival in the
lecture-room of the church Tuesday
evening, May 4th. A fine programme,
comprising many excellent features, will
be rendered, as the young ladies of the
school have it in hand.
One of VIM. Gustin's little children
was lost in the Third Ward yesterday.
The child went to Vorwalt's grocery for
some candy and has not been seen since.
A rigid and thorough search of eyery
nook and corner in the Ward is being
made with the hope of finding the beau
tiful child.
MIDDLETOWN. O.
Mr.. Joseph Hollowell took in the
Queen City yesterday.
Mrs. Emma Pardonner is visiting
friends and relatives at Dayton, O.
Miss Mary Mauthe, of Cincinnati. O.
Is the guest of her brother on Clinton
street.
Messrs. Wilson & McCally have new
slxty-horse-power engine at their tobac co
works on Sixth street.
The picnic in Doty's Grove has been
postponed until May the 17th, and not
May 10th, as announced.
There will be flower festival in the
M. +. Church tomorrow evening. Ad-
mission 70 cents, with supper.
Henry Weisenborn has returned to bis
old position as chief clerk at Henry lin.
kens q Co.'s meat store on Broadway.
Rev: Hebner, Henry Behrens and
several Others will give an excursion to
Richmond, Ind, Saturday, Nav 1st
Round trip 81 Is. Tickets can be Sc.
cured from either of the aboye-named
parties.
The first twenty-eight-hour walking
match OF the season will take place at
Germantown, o., next Friday and Sat
urday. The contestants are Mike Nc
Kneel and Chris Putz, of this place, and !
MIR. Eby, OF Germantown.
Officer Pressler and Marshal Fro It ar. !
rested five gentlemen Monday evening !
for fishing with fsh-net near the State |
Dam, some three miles above this place. |
Mayor Armstrong assessed them with
s1o. and costs apiece, with thirty DAYS to |
pay the same.
A horse attached to buggy BELONGING
to Rev. Darts became frightened MondaV
evening and started down Broadway at |
lightning speed, throwing the occupants
out, who were Mrs. Lyttel and A
daughter of Rev. Darts, iniuring them !
both about the head and shoulders but
not seriously.