The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-19
ADDITIONAL SUBURBAN.
Additional Hamilton.

ytsteruays
John Heet is rafting of fine silver
huntiDg-case watch.
The jury in the case of The State OF Ohio
vs.. J. d. Maxwell put up at the Phillips
The receipts of the entertainment for the
benefit of St. Joseph's Church amounted to
$2O8
The Misses Belle and Puss Wilson left
this morning for Cambridge City, Indiana,
on short visit
The pupils of the Colored Schools will
give an exhibition at the A. M. E. Church
next Friday evening.
An additional boiler is being fixed up by
VIM. Mills at the still house for the pur-
pose of making alcohol.
A Club called the "Jolly Quartette' has
been organized in the Second Ward. Sere-
nading the girls will be their speciality.
Milt Hawel was quite seriously hurt
Tuesday afternoon br heavv crane strik-
ing him, which knocked him senseless.
The Live Oaks met at Emely's Office last
night and perfected arrangements for the
entertainment to come off in short time |
Deinzer, Stephan & Co.. are turning out
some cart shafts fourteen feet long that 60
t" New Orleans. They must have long
horses down there.
Louisa Kelly, infant daughter of Louis
Kelly, OF the Third Ward, died Yesterday
afternoon. The funeral takes place to-day
at the St Stephens Church.
sMr. Jacob Held, proprietor of the Del
monico, will lead the modest and accom-
| plished MISS Louisa,.Crahn to the hymeneal
altar on Thursday evening, the 26th inst
Stewart & Parrish, late proprietors of the
barber shop on Third street, have dissolved
partnership. Mr.. Parrish retires and VIM.
II. Stewart will hereafter have charge of
the entire business.
We were informed that Peter Schneider
had purchased the saloon and property
lately owned by Valentine Menges, on Sec
0nd street. He calculates to run the same
as ever and Mr.. Menges will retire to cigar
making again.
| Valentine Long, one of the oldest resi-
dents Of Hamilton and for twenty years
an employe in the grinding-shop of the
Long & Allstatter establishment. died at
his residence on Second street at half-past
2 o'clock this morning. -Aa1
Newspaper men, bewarel--Sebastian
Cabot Seegmiller has spoken. and no more
reporters, newspaper representatives. book
agents or lightning-rod men are allowed
inside the carpenter shop at Long & ALL
statter's establishment.
There will be grand masquerade and
2 surprise party in the First Ward tonight,
t in which number of our most lively and
enterprisins young men figure conspicu
: ouslv. Look out, girls. for in an hour when
s you think not the sons of men cometh.
We find quite an interest manifested II
o tile Bazaar, which Is we'll stocked will
+ choice articles made by the nimble finger
g of the young ladies, comprising lace mat,
needle bonks, and every conceivable spec
men of fancy needle work. Mr.. Geo. Hal
;. bron has on exhibition some excellen
~ specimens of stuffed birds. fish. and othe
animals, which pr yes that he is q tax
dermist of some experience.
8, ART LoAN-The Yankee Kitchen la.
a night proved very attractive and entel
10 tanning feature of the Exposition. Fror
the rising of the curtain till the closn
$. hour everybody enjoyed themselves i'm
t. mensely. The corn-husking and apple
D. pealing scenes were natural as life. Th
Archaeological Department is now complete
!, being filled to overfowing with rare spec
:, mems from the four corners Of the globe.
re- The funeral Of little Wade Wilson, so
,e of G. W. Wilson, Gauger at the Still Hous'
took place from the residence, on Thir
street, Yesterday afternoon at 2 o'cl cl
n Last Saturday the deceased, a very prom
~ ~ ising boy of ten summers was around Ii
Il, 10 city, and, to all appearance, was as we'll 8
Nv ever; but Sunday he took sick with scarlt
Il" fever, and passed suddenly away MOI
day afternoon. He was q fav0
h. ite both at school and among b
3. playmates, with whom he ALWAYS mac
33 himself agreeable. very kind to his paren
et and cheerful ard loving to everybody. H
n had Just completed composition on I'll
life OF Washington, which he was to rea
be on the sfterno Of Friday, February 20t
,is Mrs. Traber, his teacher, informs US that |
nv was one Of the most promising scholars
or her room. The family have the sympatl
v. of host of friends in their sad bereav
ment
,st uAYT0H. Kx.
he Judge Makbben has gone to frankie
ar To look after the bond business.
's Julius Smith. of Lower Day ton, will lea
Y again for Memphis and the Sunny South
>" about two weeks.
Colonel Bean provided one of his co
va ductors with bell punch yesterday. b
I"r he lost it before he had gone three squar,
ne The finder will be rewarded by returning
to the car Office.
he REAL ESTATE TRANsFER,-H. H. Sou,
m. gate and wife to Louisa NJ. Johns N. Ii
Nos /, 2 and in Block No. 81, In t
. original plan Of Dayton, each fronting
OF feet OH the north side Of Sixth street by l
vs feet deep; 81.
~. The citizens of the Fourth Ward appe
NV to be str ngly inclined to insist upon 4
Winter standing for q reelection to
ns Council. He las made one 0f tine nj
,rn yigilant and intelligent members Of th
.. budy for the past two years
LEXINGTON. KH.
EFT Prof Crutcl6eld is conf ned to his b
tiff with severe cold.
do Mr. J. R. Cleary is slowly recoveri
from his recent illness ..,...., q,
up The lecture OF Rev. J. W. McGarvey.
"'' the Opera-house Tuesday night, was larg
ATTENDED. ek...
ow- Mr. K. D. Hicks has bought the old n
'ier ON nth Elkhorn known as BrcSn's y
for $6,0O0.
The contractors will commences W,