The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-06-25

There is certain class Of young men
in this town whose object. it would seem,
is to make as much noise as possible.
Night after night the air resounds with
profanity at the foot of Berry. The cit
izsns are becoming tired of this sort OF
thing, and if not soon stopped they will
be heard from in a way entirely unex-
pected.
PIQUA. q.
A small child of John Schlosser's died
Wednesday morning.
The second story of Cron's new furni-
ture factory is almost completed.
Mrs. Chas. Lewis, of Winchester, Ind,
is visiting relatives in this place.
Mr.. Chas Sawyer and John Stanton,
of Franklin. Ohio. are visiting Mr.. Stan
ton at Swift Run.
The wheat in this region is nearly all
cut. Farmers say it will average thirty
five bushels to the acre.
Almost an accident at the Main-street
crossing last Wednesday evening. Flag
men should be on the lookout.
Mr.. Hugh Jones is here on a visit to
his many friends. Hugh is looking we'll
and will return to the West in few
days.
The Miami Valley Hose Company will
give grand picnic at Fountain Park on
the Sd of July. Dancing will be the
\ chief feature. Music furnished by
Schuler's Orchestra and Odd Fellows
Band.
The Democrats of Piqua are jubilant
over the nomination of Hancock and
English. They held meeting last night
on the Square, and were addressed by
Mr.. Murray of the Piqua Handle Factory
and Mr.. Newman Of Miami County.
Music was furnished by Albinger's Band.
SPRINGFIELD. o.
A number Of additional policemen are
spoken of.
1t is rumored that the encampment
will be held at the Fair Grounds.
The St Yitus dance is prevailing in
the city among some Of the children.
Mr.. s. M. Gillingham has put in his
ice cream parlors on Limestone street a
fine $3.50 rosewood piano, purchased at
the new music store Of Mr.. E. M. Jen-
kins.
Mrs. Mary A. Heaton, of Camp Den
nison, is visiting her sister, Mrs. M. S.
Moorman, of this city, who has been
very ill for number Of days, but is in
a fair way Of recovery.
Miss Frank F. Ramsey, a niece of Mr.
Is. M. Gilingham, from the Musical
Conservatory of Oberlin, Intends
| to remain during the summer to enter
tain guests with music on the new piano
/ at the ioe-cream parlors.
The Iron Molders' Union, No. 72, will
celebrate its anniversary by holding its
first annual picnic at the Fair Grounds,
Monday, July 5th. The "Big Six" Band
will furnish music and the light fantas-
tic will be tripped. A good. time is an.
ticipated.
At meeting of the Wittenburg COL
lege Alumni Association the following
officers were elected: President J. A..
Lutz, Circlevilie; Vice President, Rev.
w. H. Singlev, Beilefohtaine; Secretary,
Prof. G. H. Young, Springfield; Treas
urer, A. H. Gillet, Springfield. The as
ISOLATION has undertaken the work of es-
tablishing an Alumni Library.
| A number of fine addresses were de.
livered by some of the Wittemberg stu
dents at their commencement, which
took place yesterday at the College
Campus. A large number were pres
5 ent and all listened intelligently
: They held banquet at the Lagonds
House in the evening, which was alst
we'll attended, and singing, speaking and
, toasts were part of the exercises.
: The following marriage licenses hav,
been issued during the week: George N
: Whitcomb and Alethea M. Rice, Charlie
0 H. Smith and R. Lena Cory, Caspa
Houck and Rosa Eickert, Chester L
Winson and Annie M. Franklin, Hilr,
e Lyes and Maggie Brown, Daniel M
E,helman and Carrie Nicholas, Charlie
N. Frost and Ella M. Bond, Thomas S
!, Smith and Anna Stewart, George J
Young and Elizabeth Miller.
s A mass meeting was held last evenin
. at the Lightning Liniment Pavilion il
honor of the new Democratic nominee
for President and Vice President. MI
Il John Thomas was appointed Chairman
e and Mr.. George Antrim, George Spence
e d. G. Ballentine and F. M. Hage
addressed the meeting. Music was furn
h ished by the band and number of rocl
D. cts and other fireworks and large Car
It non was fred. A large number wer
3. present and big "boom" was had.
n Levers Economy.
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