The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-14
died Monday morning at 5 O'Clock frol
the effects of scarlet feves

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Harry Goldman, dry-geods merchant of
Eaton. O., 10 home, visiting his parents.
Maggie Noolen, 'df this place, is paying q
short visit among friends 1t Blue Ball. o.
Harry Heagland, who has been confined
to his house fur several days ID able to be
On the streets again. 't ~ 90 ..,
s. Z. Holland OF Crawforassl , Ind, ID
The guest OF ]. u Collins and daaghter, On
North Main street.
Little Charlie Breek, who has had the
scarlet fever and was eonvalescing, has had
Relapse, and is reported very bad.
James Woolley has received new brand
cigar, called the popular" Lovers of the
weed should call and give them trial.
The ball given by the Parole Dancing
Club last Monday night was success fnan-
cialiy and socially. Every one present ap-
peared to enjoy it.
:, The Street Commissioner with bis teams
10 as busy as the bee removing the dirt
piles out OF the streets that have been piled
up like bfeastworks for over week.
The youngest child of Fred Wiael was
reported dying yesterday morning. This
scarlet fever within three weeks. He has
four children more living quite sick with
the same disease. His wife Is recovering,
having been sick for several days This is
truly sorrowfal case-isolated, cut of
from the balance OF the world; nobody to
visit tifem on account of the dread disease.
One by one their little ones have been
taken off with no kind friends to visit
tn ttns sss kkAsr al1
ton.
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Mrs. Mary Newhause left Monday night
for Chicago, Ill. by way of Lawrenceburg,
over the l., G. & L. r r She will be the
guest of her parents for several weeks
NEWARK. o.
Newark was pretty we'll represented at
Columbus Monday.
Mahv were the remarks passed on Cap
tain Wherley's carpet sack.
The alleged shop-iiftsrs were dismissed by
the Mayor Tuesday morning.
Ed. Williams has returned to Pittsburg,
where he will enter the Iron City College.
Mr.. J. c. Whereby was escorted to the
depot ON Sunday by eight (s) solid Demo-
crafts
Charles Hahn had his right hand mashed
while coupling cars in the p, G. & St. L.
Yard on Monday afternoon.
The Newark DruM Corps has purcha sed
their new drums and flies, and placed them
on exhibition in Mr. Sprague's show win
dow.
GREENSBURG. End.
George Erdman is the carrier who faith
fully attends to the interests of the STAR
in Greensburg.
Hon. Will Cumback Is absent delivering
his celebrated lecture entitled Mind Your
Own Business"
A tree has taken root in the stone coping
of the Courthouse here, and has grown
to a considerable height The tree is a
silver-leaf poplar, and has grown in spite
of the singular surroundings till it Is now
at least twelve feet high. In addition to
the main tree there are four of less size,
making together a very beautiful rhinia-
ture grove. So widely is the tree Known
that large parties come to Greensburg for
no other purpose than to gaze upon this
wonderful freak of nature. A very salts
factory view CAR be had of the tree from
the roof of ,he Seitz House, and the Messrs.
Meredith h Ewing, the eentlemanlv pro.
prietors. will furnish all the information
necessary. Mr.. Snyder. the artist, who has
photographed the wonder, has a field glass
which he will gladly lend to strangers who
desire to investigate critically.
AVON DALE.
Mr.. David w. Bedding, who has lust re-
turned from New York, states that the
weather there has been spring-iike.
A fine horse belonging to Hi Davis
slipped and fel. this morning. breaking it's
back. The poor brute had to be killed.
A lady living in Ayondale who has a
musical cOlored cock; who whilst working
sings extracts from, Pinsfore. inquired of
her one day where she had seen Pinafore.
mo, mum, never seed it." "Do.. You
know what Pinafore iSF' q.,eried the lady.
Yes o." reja1ned the sable one, Its
an wild antiAsl, an they had it at ths
Zugical Garden last summer"
Hf:LLEvUE. Kr.
Temperance meeting tonight.
Council meets tomorrow night. A
months business to be transacted.
The rattling young barber is now serene,
He feels It. and tells it with pride, that he
is vindicated.
It is thought that a surprise party from,
Newport will swVop down on Rheneford
street tonight
Another private ball Is announced for
Wenderoth's Hall Tomorrow night Music
BY MI. Spence Reeves.
Young Benedict, who had one finger
taken Il and another badly mashed at the
bolt works. day before yesterday, saws
there Is nothing like getting used to such
things
Mr.. James German, Of Fairfield avenue,
an old pioneer OF the GAYLORD foundry,
who has been working at Walsh's distilery
in Covineton the last two years, returns to
his old position in the foundry u make
core ropes.
The dialogue OF Charles Anspaugh, Geo.
Straeffer, Jr., and Walter Eyerhart, at the
will be interesting, and will
be interspersed with the songs, Meet Me
when the Dew.drop Falls, by Charles
Anspaugh; 'Saye q Kiss for Me-" George
Straeffer, to conclude with the three
Young men, In separate voices In the
"Old Log Cabin in the DELL" ~o
The celebrated suit of P. F. Genoway, of
Bellevue, against the Town of Bellevue
for $40 as back pay, was decided yesterday
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