The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-29
Of Butler County. and widely known throughout

Of Butler County. and widely known throughout
| this section Of the State.
J Wendell Phillips will lecture Saturday evening
one Of his old "stand-byI" and promises 10 BE-
one OF the best Of the course to be given BY the
Hamilton Literary Association.
Some ono was CHEEKY enough to steal pair
OF SIN - Of Chria Finzei on Thursday night He
purchased the SHOES. went to the store. laid them
down on barrel and has never seen them since
This Is about - bold theft - we have noticed In
some time. ,I.5
ABOUT S0'cl0ck last evening runaway occurred
on second street, In the Third Ward. which proved
u be quite serious In Its nature. The buggy con-
taned Lee Schroeder. his wife and two children.
4 who were thrownsout upon the pavement injar-
ing them quite seriously. 1t appears the horse
became frightened at some object and started TO
run when Mrs. Schroeder caught ono of the lines
aud pulled the horse into the sidewalk, running
against Z tree and smashing the buggy 10 pieceA
A severe cash was cut In Lees head. requiring
nine or ten sttches1e MAKE II whole again. Ma
Schroeder was bruiied In the face. but sustained
jured.
Mayor Egry has Issued y communication calling
upon the Principals and teachers of the Public
Schookto aid himtn saving the beautiful maple
shade Trees from deetrueti0n. q bad practice fol-
lowed BY sap-sucking Lads, a. mentioned In last
nights issue Of the STAR He calls their attention
| sSIHst IL y. az .vuInonSp1 W. cu t' Nous
m.iicousiy OF na Hilifally 'n' cut, N'nsDs{ sGssE
,nI4ts i;I, Or destroy fy shade or ornamental tree
within the city OF Hamilton. shall, for every such
onense, upon convictionthereof before the Mayor,
De lined In any sum notsmore than 80 nor less
tnan SlO. Everybody IL called upon to aid In the
detection OF these Lads who carry on this practice
every day.
vINCENNEs. IND.
| Andrew Lewis, OF Louisville, IL in town. He Is
we'll acquainted here
| The Alvin Joslyn Comedy Company has writ.
ten for dates and will be here this coming month.
Dr.. Boyer reported one case of scarlet fever to
the Board Of Health, the infant Of George La
Marche. residing on Church. between Third and
portion OF the city.
Yesterday some party stole the back and front
gates Of the residence OF Mr.. l. H. Liebshutx AZ
ter an hours search Officer Thomas S. Burnett
and MI. Liebshutz discovered one in neighbor's
yard, and the other about two blocks from the
vAYToN. Kx.
| morrow night
Miss Minnie Fennell leaves to-day on q pro.
longed visit to Chattanooga.
Mr.. J. M. Macarthur and wife, of Dayton. have
returned from delightful visit TO relatives near
Black River, Arkansas. t sIEIIG
Captain w. W. Bean swears BY all the powers
that he will crush out tobacco splitting in the cars,
and establish an air Of neatlesS
The Dayton Dramatic Club will not produce
Ten Nights in Bar Room" at Ludlow Saturday
night: rs was announced They arc preparing to
repeat 1t In Dayton, however.
nELIEvUE- Kr.
Service in the new NJ. E. Church tonight q
usual.
N1..
Next Thurday Il the regular meeting.
Charles Hauseman gives Q party 10 his Clncin-
matt friends tonight in his bsrber-shop. It will
be the biggest of the season, and don't you for
get It
At the temperance meeting last night II was
resolved to have Mrs Kent Mason deliver leo
ture on Sunday night. subscription will be
committee was appointed to get UP the next en-.
tertainment: Mrs Nixon, win Anspangh, W. T.
Smyrl, Furry s. Adams and George Petit
In case the new Town Hall Is q su.cess proper
ste should be selected. We know of no better
place than Tay or avenue and Fa rfield avenue,
this place There is no hail worth mentioning
|. for entertainments in Dayton. Fairfield avenue
is the main road; aud lastly there is only one
grocery store in the section from Division street to
the river. These and other reasons should placo
! Fairfield avenue away ahead OF other places In
town.
WAPAKONETA.O O.
The Second Ward has ten new lambs put
up this week. Don't forget the Second
Ward. =
Mr.. T. Moss Is building new addition
tn his house. formerly occupied by Mr..
Young.
Mr.. Marion Gilmore, Of Bryan. Ohio, is
clerking in Mr.. Moors's drug store. Henry
Fritch resigned.
Mr.. U. Atwood, the boot and shoe man,
who was gone for week or so, will return
soon with wife. ,.J
Mr.. Herbst 4 Brother are building car
riage factory on Auglaize street. They in.
tend TO make it good busiu..s.
The Blume Suspender Factory Is doing
. large business. They have large build
ing and it is full OF suspenders and shoul-
der braces
Mr.. J. W. Young is putting down new
crossing across the street from his restau.
rant He has also new lamp in front of
his building. rl a o
PIQUA. o.
The young ladies and gentlemen are form. |
Ing. 4 new literary society.
Spring is coming, for our City Dads have
made raid on the Daisy
The fine weather is drying mp the streets,
much to the relief Of the Pequods
Miss Rosa Silverhorn has returned from
q visit among friends at Hamilton, O. \